Ubuntu :: Simple App For Installing Tar?
Apr 5, 2010How GEBI installs stuff. is there an app that looks at the kind of file and extracts it AND installs it , all the different kinds of files like tar and others..
View 1 RepliesHow GEBI installs stuff. is there an app that looks at the kind of file and extracts it AND installs it , all the different kinds of files like tar and others..
View 1 RepliesGoing through the forums I read a post, where it was told to rebuild a package... But unfortunately, I didnt understand a thing which was mentioned in the building rpm tutorail that I reffered... The replacement to that package which was mentioned in the same post was unavailable.
View 8 Replies View Relatedi'm a college student studying pc programing, and i was given today a special work and i have to program using miranda... which i've never used it >.< can anyone give me a hand to where to download, how to compile, and a simple tutorial for making a simple program or something?
View 3 Replies View RelatedDoes anyone know of a simple gui for Apache that I can use to stop and start apache when I need it. I just installed apache on my laptop so I can work and test locally.
I tried webmin but it's to bloated.
I've read a lot about what SSH does, and how to do it on some networks, but none of them quite cover how to do it on just a network with a bunch of computers on it. I have no server or anything, just a router with some computer connected through ethernet or wireless. All of the Ubuntu computer have me as a user, and I want to be able to access any specific one. How do I do this? Also, if I'm not at home, how can I access any of my accounts from whichever computer I wish to access?
View 1 Replies View RelatedIs there a simple way to do this or should I do a clean install?
View 1 Replies View RelatedAnyone know of a simple file editor for .rtf files similar to Windows' Wordpad? OpenOffice Writer is much too big and clumsy for my purposes.
View 3 Replies View Relatedi am very sorry if this has been asked before... i'm sure it has.. but i have searched all over the net looking for an answer and i still cant find it...
I have a really simple cron job script like this:
When i run this manually it works fine but when i run it from my ROOT user in Plesk as a cron task is always creates a file that is just 45 bytes. Why doesn't it work... I am running it as a root user.. so surely i must have permission to access the file?
I have a second HD in my computer for doing a backup onto. All I want is to select a couple of my documents folders and have them copied to it daily. I would like it to add new files and update newly modified ones. I don't want it encrypted or archived, just a basic copy.
View 4 Replies View Relatedi am trying to use Calc for simple calculations. How can i do so that a whole column uses a number from previous row? for example i want D2=B2+C2+D1 and the next row to be D3=B3+C3+D2?
View 5 Replies View Relatedin a shutdown script that launches when I click an application launcher in one of my panels. I need this because I use scheduled shutdowns and I want to be able to cancel them quickly and easily if need be.It would be nice to somehow change this so I didn't need to enter my password, but I know it uses sudo and this might be too complicated or impossible.I don't really know that much about making scripts. What extension do you save them as, do you have to mark them as executable, etc. I basically started out with the bin bash or whatever deal at the beginning and then just put in that command.
View 2 Replies View RelatedRun something as simple user while being root!?
View 7 Replies View RelatedHow would i make ubuntu just execute this
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deluged -p 10002 -c ~/delugebig/ at startup? Just print it as if i myself would print it in the termial.
I use Simple Backup to backup all my machines across my home network. I have just upgraded my test system to 11.04 with a clean install and want to restore all mt stuff from my backup, however, looking in the software centre Simple Backup no longer exists..
View 5 Replies View RelatedHave you ever heard of multibooting many distros from the same partition?
Do you need to find a way to install the new Ubuntu 10.04x LTS into an existing partition as another option to multiboot?
Simple, you don't need to download or install any scripts or executables. read on @
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All i really want to do is be able to ssh into my other linux system. I am not interested in internet sharing, or even file sharing.[linux laptop with unused ethernet port]-windows-mobile-ppc connected by usb for internet-tehtering [linux running on my wii accross the room]-nintendo lan adapter.I want to be able to ssh login to my wii, from my laptop. That is all i want. Do i need a router in between the two for this, or can i just connect them with ethernet cable?No samba, no nfs, no fancy stuff. Just want to be able issue commands from laptop to my wii.
View 9 Replies View Relateddoes anyone know how to calculate an average in a simple way with bash? I've got something like this:
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$ cat results.txt | head -10 | tr " " " " | cut -f13
0.23929285124
0.404716908011
0.35113102608
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and now I want to calculate the average of the resulting numbers. I know I could write a bash or awk or perl script and use that, but isn't there a more simple, elegant way? There is for example "sum" in the coreutils, but no "avg"..
I wanted to know if there was a simple command for the default sound in ubuntu. An example would be typing volume = 42 into the terminal or something. I'm not looking for alsamixer or anything like that, but maybe thats the only option.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI need a simple program that I can talk into a microphone and the sound will come out the speakers. I want to use my Computer that's hooked up to the store speakers as a PA System.
I am having a difficult time finding a program that will let me do this without having to record and playback. Any help would be wonderful.
I like to rip DVDs to iso before taking my laptop on long bus/train rides and am at a complete loss as to why I can no longer rip.
First, dvd::rip failed. Then `dd if=/dev/cdrom of=file.iso` failed. Then right clicking the cd icon on desktop and clicking copy (via brasero) failed. Each of the above worked at some point, and now all are giving me an i/o error like:
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Have also tried /dev/dvd to no avail.
I installed Simple Backup Suite [URL] on this Karmic box last week and it ran fine the first time. Now it locks up shortly after I tell it to run a backup. ps shows
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3273 ? 00:00:01 gksu
3274 ? 00:00:01 simple-backup-c
3279 ? 00:00:02 sbackupd <defunct>
3287 pts/0 00:00:00 ps
I re-installed the application, which didn't help.
I'm trying to set up a simple backup script with cron.
In "crontab -e" (and sudo crontab-e - I tried both) I enter "0 22 * * * /home/USERNAME/.backup.sh", with the hope that it will run the script at 10pm each day. The srcipt work fine if I run in a terminal. why it won't work? It's bound to be something obvious....
I use this command very often inorder to burn xbox games and it would be alot easier if i could just make a commannd line function where i pass it the location of the .dvd/.iso file.
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growisofs -use-the-force-luke=dao -use-the-force-luke=break:1913760 -dvd-compat -speed=2 -Z /dev/dvd=<LOCATION OF THE .ISO FILE>
was thinking it could work something like this
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cd /home/user/desktop/FOLDER LOCATION OF ISO
burnGame <NAME OF .ISO>.iso
I am looking for an email client with the following specifications. I have trialled most of the commonly recommended clients but have found ongoing irritations that push me to keep looking.
Specifications
1. specific email client, not PIM
2. can run as a portable application or configuration files and mail can be stored remotely
3. minimal or no dependences
4. can scan for viruses
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Evolution matches 5, 6 and 9. The program is a good general client but slow and glitchy. Can't scan for viruses in emails. Kmail matches 1, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 9. Does most of what I need with the powertools plugin but does not play well with Gnome. The program comes with too many dependencies that makes it very hard to move data around or even use on various machines. The dependence on the akonadi server is quite frustrating and makes this kde application a great product but only really useful on kde. Thunderbird matches 1, 2, 5, 8 and 9. Again reasonably comprehensive but lacks the basic ability to scan incoming emails (filters can pipe incoming data to an external program). The fact that the mail is intrinsically linked with your Mozilla profile makes working with the email file very difficult.
Clawsmail matches 1, 2 (old version), 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 (Windows Port old and not maintained) and 9. Looks good but appears to lack portability and a current windows version. I want to check my mail (predominantly POP accounts), have spam and viruses set aside/deleted/quarantined, have my attachments saved to a directory so my mailbox does not get too big and for the emails and configuration data be stored in a distinct directory that can be readily synchronized between computers. The program should be able to run on Ubuntu and Windows XP/Vista/7, on the same data once the data directories are synchronized. And no, I don't want an Internet based option like gmail or yahoo.
I am trying to get my father to quit using Windows. His only demand is that he be able to have a nice contact manager. Evolution looks like just what he needs, but it seems to be missing one key feature: a phone dialer (don't confuse this with a dial-up Internet dialer or a VOIP applicaiton; those are not what I am looking for). What I want to know is:
1.) Is there a simple phone dialer for Gnome (like Kall for KDE)?
2.) Can it be used with Evolution (or is there an Evolution plugin to do this)?
3.) If there is not way to do this with Evolution, is there another Gnome contacts manager/calendar/task scheduler that has this capability?
I guess if I can't find one, I'll have to go to Kubuntu since it appears to be able to do this with Kontact, but I really prefer Gnome so I would rather not have to do that.
As a user who is comfortable setting up a peer to peer network in Windows, how do I set up a simple peer to peer network with shares, on a standard network infrastructure (ethernet and basic dlink router), using Linux? I have two computers with Ubuntu 10.04, and would like to share files between them.Do I need to set static IP's? Why is only Windows network showing in Places/Networks?
Question two: I have 3 Windows computers (2 = XP, 1 = Win7) on my network, all with shares. When I try to access the windows shares from an Ubuntu machine, I can connect to some shares on some computers without being asked for credentials, however on other shares I am asked for credentials, but the credentials aren't accepted.I am assuming that domain = workgroup, so I enter in the workgroup name, but the dialogue refuses to let me in.
I have been all morning trying different backup programs: dejavu, backintime and now simple backup. I really liked this last one because it not only backs up the home directory but also critical parts of the file system (var, usb, etc). However I have been unable to make it work. As my configuration, my back-up is about 36Gb+ and should go to a external fat32 drive (a WD passport 300GB btw). Since the drive is fat32 -with a file size limit of 4Gb- my backup can't be made in a single compressed file.
So I configured sbackup to not compress and chunk the backup in 4Gb bits (fat32 setting). However every time I run the backup I got: An error occurred Unable to finish successfully. TAR terminated with errors.
I read in launchpad that this was due to sbackup requiring a new version of tar, so I downloaded natty's deb file and installed it. But it keeps generating the same error. Does anybody have been able to run sbackup in maverick with settings similar to me. If so how?
What happens when a tar.gz/tar.bz2 has no configure file after extracting? Is there other alt. to creating a makefile? If somebody could walk me through this it would really pay off after all the google'in i"ve done.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to set up very simple UDP port forwarding, but can't seem to have good results. I read trough netcat and iptables manuals, but can't seem to figure things out. my setup is the following:
I have machine1, listening on UDP port 49000. I have machine_fw, which accepts connections on 59000, and forwards all this to machine1:49000 (and returning traffic too) I have machine2, which will connect to machine_fw:59000, and this way communicate at the end with machine1:49000, as machine_fw is taking care of forwarding is there an easy way to achieve this?
I have Ubuntu installed on a live USB (as-well as dual-booted on my main computer with win7) and this live USB doesn't recognize the right resolution of a particular computers' monitor so I have made a script which (theoretically) all I need to do is double click it to fix the screen for this one monitor's config.Now the issue is that I cannot for the life of me figure out why it won't work. when I run it (it has xrandr commands in it) it tells me the usage for it.
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#! /bin/bash
cvt 1280 1024 60 | tail -c -82 > temp.txt
xrandr --newmode < temp.txt
xrandr --addmode VGA1 "1280x1024_60.00"
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