I would just like to know how many page hits i am getting and to see where the IP is. How to i go about seeing this on the server ( i dont want to add a page counter or anything all i want is to see a list of IP's times when they made the connection and what they viewed ) Is there a command to see this?
I have had my Ubuntu 10.10 server running for about 4 months and i am very imprest, i connect to from my XP laptop using TightVCN, Putty and webmin. I have now installed Ubuntu 10.10 desktop on to my laptop and again its very good, BUT i can see all the files on the 10.10 server but i can not get TightVCN, Putty and webmin to connect to the server. i have tried setting up a new user but can not get things to work, can it be that i have a SAMBA server running on the machine i am trying to connect to?
I've been working on this since last night (a few hours) but can't seem to find what I am looking for. I'll spare you the details of what I've tried already.
Could someone guide me through connecting to my Ubuntu server using a remote X session? The "kicker" is that I want to do this from a Knoppix LIVE CD. So whatever method I am given will have to be something that is common to most Linux distros.
I imagine I will need help with two important steps:
1) verifying that I have an xserver of some kind running on my server.
2) command line statement for starting the Xserver from the remote machine.
connecting to various servers on my network via SSH. All IP's on my network are static IP's that I've set.
DHCP is at: 192.168.1.1 Subnet: 255.255.255.0
Source IP that I'm trying to SSH from is 192.168.1.2 (My MacMini) I have 2 servers that I SSH into both running CentOS. One I have no problem with: 192.168.1.102 But the other I can't seem to get to: 192.168.1.103 The strange thing is I can only get to it once I ssh into my .102 server. Then ssh from there to my .103 server.
It started breaking down about a few days ago when I installed my VPN server. Could this be causing the problem?? I can access the VPN interface both internally (with a local ip) and externally (outside from the Internet). But why can't I ssh to it from my local network? I've set the subnet for the VPN to be the same as my network.
I manage a few Linux servers and I need a fast way to connect to these servers instead of having to enter the root password every time.
Is there anyway to save the passwords/keys and connect to the servers by simply typing: SSH user@ip
Or even something easier without typing the server IP like I had Putty in Windows. I know I can still use Putty but I want to use a better SSH client, like GNOME Terminal.
Using a fresh Ubuntu server install, i setup UFW :
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When connecting from external box to this server on port 25, the connection is properly blocked by UFW but i can't find any UFW log (/var/log/kern.log, /var/log/messages, /var/log/ufw.log ...). I'm using default rsyslog.
I have recently upgraded to 10.04 and I am trying to access my apache and sshd servers from the net but I have not succeed so far when those two are using their regular ports.If I change their ports to something greater than 1024 they work fine.80->8010 22->4567(I can access the servers when I am connecting from local net: 192.168.1.0/24) Is this restriction build into the new kernel? Is there something I can do to fix this without recompiling the kernel?
When ever i run ssh -p <port> <user>@<remote IP>, i get a connection has timed out error. (i use the -p <port> part because i'm using a custom port). does anyone know what could be causing this? i know of a few *possible* problems, but i don't know how to test them all.
- I am on the same network as the server (I'm trying to test using remote IP to make sure it works before i go out an try it somewhere else)
-The router could be blocking it (i'm using linksys)
-IPtables may not be set up right (i think it is though. the only thing i've run is "sudo iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport ssh -j ACCEPT". I have changed the port for the server since then. maybe i have to restart it or something for it to recognise the change? I know very little about IPtables though).
-maybe i have to change something in my client or server config files? (the only config file i've changed is the sshd_config file on the seerver, and that was to change the port to my custom port).
thats all i can think of for now. It may be none of those. I do have the sshd_config and port forwarding in my router set to the same port, so thats good.
I have one small question. I have Debian 5.0 Lenny with kernel 2.6.31.3. I have also Pidgin 2.4.3. The question is: When I try to register on the server login.icq.com, just as login.messaging.aol.com port 5190 and 443 as a result of getting the same message "Connecting to 597044344(my room) is broken ". At the same time kopete - also not connected, but connected gnomeicu, with whom I have some inconveniences. Maybe someone knows how to make pidgin connecting servers?
I wanted to access a SAN partion from my two CentOS 5 servers.
1. i wanted to get mounted the partition which i have created in the SAN.for example /dev/sdb is the partition 2. at the same time i wanted to store (Read and write )data in the SAN partition from those two CentOS server. 3. Can we use GFS? or what is the best way?
I am up and running. Symptom: webapp/servlet deployed to Tomcat, utilizes JDBC driver for MySQL connectivity. Upon launching application in browser and performing action requiring database interaction, exception thrown, server log:
I have Ubuntu karmic as my host OS and Ubuntu Server as a guest on Virtualbox. I have set a folder on my host as shared with the guest, but how can i connect to it from the terminal on my guest? I am also using webmin as i was trying to stay away from install a desktop
I have an Actiontec GT724WGR and I am having problems with my Ubuntu server. I set up a subdomain on freedns.afraid.org with my main computer's external ip. However whenever I use the link that was made it goes to my router configuration page instead of onto my server. I have already set up a static ip for my server enabled DMZ hosting and under port forwarding applied every single rule that applied to servers.
I recently switched a computer running PCLinuxOS over to Fedora 12. I used to have PCLinuxOS set up as an SSH server so that I could quickly and easily share files with other computers in the house. Since the switch, other computers cannot connect to the SSH server unless I use sudo. I cannot set up a network connection in the GUI; "Unable to connect to server. Please check your settings and try again". Same thing happens if I use the ssh command without sudo. Is Fedora blocking something?
The dhcp doesnt work unless i put a switch or router between the ubuntu gateway and the connecting computer.
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Im on ubuntu 10.04. is this normal? or should i be able to connect without having a router or switch between the ubuntu server and the internal network....
Has anyone noticed ABRT not being able to connect to Bugzilla or the remote Core Dump analysis server? Since my upgrade during the beta phase of F15 I have been unable to file bug reports from ABRT's traces, nor has it offered me the option to file bugs to bugzilla. What it does, however, is offer me to analyse the Core Dump and backtrace of the crash using either the remote server or locally with GDB. Needless to say I'm clueless in GDB, and it requires a LOT of debug symbols found in the corresponding debug packages. But trying to use the remote analysis server always results in a message of the server being busy and to try again later. IIRC the last time I was able to file a bug through ABRT was in 13, has anyone been able to do so in 15?
I just installed Ubuntu 9.10 and its great. However when I connect to the internet at home it shows that the connection has been established but I still cant connect to the internet. My flatmates are all able to connect. However, I am able to connect from work both wirelessly and through an ethernet cable.
I'm running linux mint 8...(since it's based on ubuntu, I thought thats the place...) I wanted to ask, how can I connect my N97 to the linux... and surf the web with it? 3G and stuff?
Every time I upload files into the web onto my ubuntuone account the ubuntuone folder can't connect and synchronize my data. In the folder when I click connect, it does not work.
I created a Live CD with Ubuntu 10.4 Desktop, in which everything seems to work except Firefox, or internet connections in general. I've tried several other Linux distros with the same results. The DSL modem is on and working (USB Westell Wirespeed duel connect modem), works with Windows XP (native OS on this computer) but not with this live cd.
Ive been inside the network manager, and have only one connection setup which is DSL and automatically connect. But when it looks for a connection, none is found (the tab on the upper right corner of the desktop with the exclamation mark).
The live cd connects at work, but it's through a server and connected to that via ethernet, so that's a completely different setup.
I've seen countless other instances of connectivity issues, and it all seems to involve hours of testing, command line editing, and other things that more often than not produce no results.
I am trying to run a script before starting to connect to a vpn (when clicking in the network manager applet). I googled: if-down.d if-post-down.d if-pre-up.d if-up.d But couldn't find any good info, only bug reports. And as I understand those will run when an interface (which one?) is upped|etc... I need to run the script BEFORE the vpn starts because it uses the command "host" and if the vpn has already started I cant access internet. The script setup routes for a list of host, so I would need to run another script to remove them after disconnecting the vpn or my normal connection wont work.
I have configured Ubuntu 10.04 to work on a Windows XP network that has 2 other XP desktops (wired to same router). Ubuntu sees the icons for each computer in the "network" tab of "places" and can access the shared files 1 of those desktops, no problem, but trying to access the other one gets the error "Unable to mount location-failed to retrieve share list from server" I have checked the XP computers and can't find what may be different about them.
i think i'm some of the way there to connecting to PostgresSQL- i dont know what it is or what it does but it is required for another program that i want to run. anyway when i run the program i get the error: "unable to connect to this database, please check the configuration". i am not entirely sure what the problem is and this might be a bigger problem than i am capable of dealing with right now as my skills in operating the terminal are not that great. so i have set up a new user and password by the terminal which im pretty sure i have done correctly.
I have 10.10 32 bit and 64 bit live CDs. Using the 32 bit, I can easily connect to my wireless router. However, the 64 bit CD, while recognizing the wireless connection, will not connect. My computer is 64 bit capable (I ran Karmic and Lucid using 64 bit). I have a 802.11 WiFi using the rt2800pci driver. Any ideas on how to get the wireless working for 10.10 64 bit? I would like to install it, just leery of wireless problems.
I recently got an app called Hipporemote and I'm trying to get it connected to my computer. Now I know that the VNC connection isn't good with security, but when you spend about 3 bucks on this software, you want it to work. Anyway, the Hipporemote sees my computer, but when I try to connect to it it keeps on saying that it doesn't have a VNC server installed, which it is by the way. how You installed or got this app working in ubuntu 10.10?
I use Ubuntu 10.10 x64 at home. My company uses Microsoft RDS (remote desktop services, aka terminal services) at work and I'd like to know if it's possible to connect from home.
On a Windows machine, there is an extra tab in the remote desktop client that allows you to specify a secure gateway to connect through - this means you don't need to establish a VPN connection beforehand, it simply just connects straight away via an SSL tunnel.
I've looked at quite a few Ubuntu RDP clients and none of them seem to have this option.
Does anyone know if it can be done? Either that or I'd like to get my hands on a copy of the 64 bit linux Cisco VPN client that works. I've found a few copies around the internet but they always fail to install.
Forgive me if this has been answered, but searches have been un-fruitful. I recently built a 64 bit Ubuntu 10.10 pc. It is sitting right next to my Windows 7 Premium 64 bit machine. They can't see each other. I disabled Homegroup on my network. Now, when I try to access Ubuntu from Windows, I am prompted for a username and password. Both systems have the SAME UW and PW. It doesn't connect.When I go from Ubuntu to connect to Windows, I am prompted or Workgroup passwords.