I have a serious problem with my Ubuntu installation (in a VM). In virtually every case where I try to access the command-line (Terminal, logging in directly into shell), I am not getting the command line. I get a blank line, and anything I type in results in the following text being replied:
"WinSCP: this is end-of-file:0"
I know what WinSCP is, and I'm not using it at all. And the result is that I can't run any command-line programs or commands anywhere within the VM anymore.
Both the VM and the host computer have been rebooted multiple times. I actually hadn't edited anything in the VM in a while, and I came across this issue while needing to fix another issue...
Somehow I'd been locked out of my OpenSSH access on the host computer (Windows Vista), and while troubleshooting that, I found that someone was trying to hack into SSH with random password attacks. I haven't noticed any suspicious activity otherwise (no missing files, no malicious programs, no traces of a hacker) but after looking at the logs on the Ubuntu VM, it looks as if someone was trying to get into that computer as well. The only fishy thing I've noticed is the command-line shell issue on the VM.
So, now that I've turned off SSH and I'm trying to get Ubuntu fixed... what can I do? Did some hacker get into the Ubuntu VM and set up a shell redirect or something? Or is this a more innocent or easily fixed issue?
I'm creating a script all worked fine in the command line. But not work in the cron. Below you could see the script
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So far I found when I use corn following part not working, nothing goes to the processedfiles file. ls -l /var/lct/mou2/processed | grep $TODAY | awk '{print " " $8}' > /home/trans/mou/processedfiles ls -l /var/lct/mou2/processed | grep $YESTERDAY | awk '{print " " $8}' >> /home/trans/mou/processedfiles This work perfect in command line. Corn job and command line use by the same user.
Gedit windows don't aerosnap left or right. They do upwards (to maximize).
Fedora 15, Gnome Shell, enjoying it.
A classical case for "aerosnapping" two windows side by side, in my experience, is a terminal on one side and a HOWTO in gedit on the other side. This allows easy copy and paste.
Anyway, a gedit window doesn't aerosnap left and right (it only heeds to aerosnapping on the top, for maximizing its window).
I have a QNX machine with a slinger webserver running on it. With a cgi script i'm trying to do the QNX cksum call and compare it's output value with a fixed output. When i execute the script at the command line it works perfect, but when execute this script by by the webserver in my browser it doesn't work. Here's my code:
I have multiple hard drives with videos on them and i can only get the my xbox to read the 1st in my list of directories. So i wanted to know can i run multiple instances of ushare and use one for each hard drive? Is it possible?
Why there is too much error in every version of gnome-shell and after everything slows down after a few hours of working in gnome-shell on debian(only on debian, i'm using gnome-shell in fedora and excellent experience i had in it) some of syslog output :
I need CentOS to communicate with an MS SQL Server 2000.I have installed FreeTDS and PHP and the following work:TSQL (using and selecting from the SQL Server)PHP from Shell (running a script from the shell)
I have a new UEC (Ubuntu 9.10) server up and running. I'm running a self contained solution so the cluster and node are on the same machine. I know this isn't ideal but I only have one server. I followed https:[url]... and https:[url].... When I try to run a VM (Ubuntu 9.10 amd64) image it will go from pending to shut-down to terminated. I know others have had this problem but I haven't see any solutions. I'm hoping there might be one out there that I've missed. I'm running on an AMD 64-bit quad core with 8GB DDR3 RAM.I am not seeing any errors in the logs.
The great clock applet shows tasks and appointments from the evolution calendar. That's a great and fast overview of my agenda. But clicking a task of appointment opens a new instance from evolution every time, which is enormously annoying and really destroying productivity. I don't want 15 calendars open, I want the applet to behave like an index. So it should reuse the open instance and bring focus to the clicked appointment or task. How do I disable multiple instances of evolution?
I have a test server on which I'd like to run up to 30 separate instances of a program as daemons, each running on a different IP address bound to the server. I've created a init script that takes an additional command line parameter - the last octet of the IP address. For example:
Code:
sudo myprog 40 start sudo myprog 41 start
This would run instances of the program on IP addresses 192.168.1.40 and 192.168.1.41 respectively. But it's looking like this approach isn't doable if I wish to have any or all of these run at startup, as the links in the rcN.d directories can only link to the init script, not pass a parameter.
For some reason, since logging in recently, I've got 2 instances of the Broadcast in the messaging menu. One of them is indicated as running, the other one is not. When I select the one that isn't running, a *third* instance of the Broadcast button appears - so I now have 2 running, and one not running in the messaging menu. In the usr/share/indicators/messages/applications folder, I have 3 files - Gwibber, Empathy, and Thunderbird.
I tried the google and browsing the known bugs in the sticky before posting this thread.On boot the machine is pegged at 100%. It is a dual-core with 4GB of ram and is running 10.04, 64bit. Also, as time goes on it eats up all the ram till theres maybe 32mb free. What happens is there are multiple 4-10+ identical processes running. seem to be gnome related.The machine sits idle on my floor and runs samba and apache/mysql/gallery for my test website that no on but myself visits.
I have enabled netbook-launcher-efl and like the interface quite a lot, but it only allows me to launch a single instance of each application. I was told in an unrelated thread that there should be a setting in gconf-editor that enables multiple instances to be launched, but I thought it would be more appropriate if I broke that out into a separate thread.
Using more than one instance of the same app is a real pita in Unity.If I have 3 (or more) pdf documents open in evince then there isn't a way to shift from one to the other using the mouse. Previously I had the windows on the taskbar and could click on the one I wanted. In Unity clicking on the evince icon on the launcher just brings ALL the instances of evince to the top - I still then have to shuffle the windows around to get the one I want.I've been trying to get used to Unity over the last few days, so maybe I am just doing it wrong, but if not then maybe I should file a bug report?
I have been using totem player as my default video player. I've abstained from using VLC player considering the fact that it's got some security issues. Of late, I've installed and was mighty impressed by Mplayer because it could play .flv files which totem player couldn't. The only thing which I find irksome is its multiple instances. Can you please help me disable multiple instances in Mplayer. (I've experienced same problem in VLC player too, but right now I'm trying to stick with Mplayer)
I have 3.5GB of usable RAM as reported by System Monitor. Now after a couple of hours, System Monitor shows that around 52% of my RAM is being consumed. Switching to Processes (I have All Processes selected), I see firefox-bin consuming around 200-250MB of RAM while Xorg consumes around 100-140MB. The rest adds up to another 200MB consumed.
So it doesn't add up. Yeah, I can grab another RAM block and be done with it (giving a projected total usable RAM of 7.0GB, I have another slot). I just want to know where the rest of the consumed RAM is.
i'm trying to set up password-less SSH login between multiple instances on my server. My goal is to be able to monitor all instances, whether I created them or not, with Zenoss.
Current setup: 3 machines
A: Zenoss host- owned by me, Access via putty with my keypair B: instance- owned by me, access via putty with my keypair C: instance- owned by teammate, access via putty with their keypair
I'm able to set up password-less SSH login between the instances I have created (A to B), however, I cannot between my Zenoss monitoring instance and any instances not created by me(A to C). Whenever I try to copy the id_rsa.pub file to these instances, I keep getting a Permission denied(public key) error. I believe the problem is that I have log in to my instances using my keypair but must use the the other instances creator's keypair to access their instances.
I have a cron job that executes a rake task in rails. I noticed in the log that it was running the task 4 times everytime it was executed. The problem is that there are 4 instances of cron running.
I ran code...
So my question is how do I stop the other instances. When I run the stop command now I get this:
Stopping crond: cannot stop crond: crond is not running. [FAILED]
Any ideas? Do the other instances have different names? Is there a way to kill all instances as once?
I finished a program that connects to a remote server and does some stuff there for a while. What I want to do is to run several instances of the program to have different connections at the same time, and to be able to manage those processes automatically (for example, if the connection stops, detect it and reconect).
I guess I will have to use the pid of the processes and handle them somehow but I dont really know what to do because I haven't used c++ in a while and I never went that deep. All this will be running in suse, debian and/or yellowdog distros Maybe there's a tutorial or you guys know some tool that i can use,
In windows xp, i created another user account. Now i can run a second instance of any program by right clicking on it and selecting Run as. Is such a thing possible in linux (centos or ubuntu) in graphical environment ?
