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You could either edit ~/.fluxbox and add:
gnome-settings-daemon &
before the "exec /usr/bin/fluxbox" line, or you could change the GTK theme yourself. Instead of editing the ~/.gtkrc-2.0 file...

For on-the-fly burning, you'd just need to specify the directory that you want to burn instead of the ISO image, eg:
growisofs -dvd-compat -R -joliet-long -Z /dev/dvd /the/directory/to/burn



I...

Strange, the "into outfile" to the /var/www directory worked for me perfectly well in a fedora 6 test machine, as it should. Perhaps SELinux is preventing it to work? It was designed for this after...

Does this work (assuming you have FILE privileges in the sql account, which I think you do):



su
cd /var/www/html
mkdir mysql-stuff
chown mysql:mysql mysql-stuff
exit
mysql -u yoursqluser...

There could be two options:

1) If you don't use the Mailman mailing list manager, you can remove "hash:/var/lib/mailman/data/aliases" from the alias_maps variable in the postfix's main.cf and then...

The thing is, I'm not entirely sure as to whether your hardware (video card) can handle openGL at 1680x1050 at 24 bits per pixel. So can you try lowering the bit depth from 24 to 16 in your xorg.conf...

Can you try out this tip under "OpenGL screen corruption":
http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/ATI_Mobility_Radeon_9000

I believe they offer an open source edition (GPL), which you can use at work, although it does not have USB support.

There may be better ways, but you could just do this:

yes no | cp -riv dir1/* dir2/

Piko: (!!) How is it so far? Would you considerate it to be usable yet?

The website was intentionally acting "ignorant and stupid" to be funny, it was, like infiniphunk said, just a parody of ignorance.
It was taken, as mentioned in his site, from Adequacy.org. The...

Xen's paravirtualization completely demolishes VMware Workstation in terms of performance, at the expense of requiring a modified guest OS. You can have a rough idea with the benchmarks here:...

In that case you only need to modify the script to pass all the parameters to wget. Here's a small example:



#!/bin/bash

LOGFILE=~/wget.log

eval url=\$$#
wget "$@"

Unless anyone else can suggest a better method, I'd say you'd be better off writing an intermediate script that calls wget and saves the URL to a file after its done. This is a very quick basic...

For bash, try this:
wget http://xyz.com/yourfile 2>&1 | tee logfile

My Sony DVD writer died after a bit more than a year, and never seemed to have stuck to my specified DVD burning speed (insisting on 8x all the time). My LG replacement seems to be going well so far,...

That's odd. If it's disabled in the BIOS, I don't think it should show up. Did you double check the bios settings page?


For a temporary solution, try logging in as root with "su -", and then...

Like I said, I didn't think it would work.


Ah ha! So you did make a typing mistake in the grep command I gave you ;)

Anyway, you're almost done taking care of your problem. Just edit the...

That's odd. You should only get that error message ("no such file or directory") if the directory /etc/xinetd.d/ doesn't exist at all, regardless of whether the search term found anything. Is that...

Now try:
grep -H 110 /etc/xinetd.d/*
or if that didn't work (as I think xinetd also refers to /etc/services), :
grep -H -i pop3 /etc/xinetd.d/*

Open up the file whose path was outputted on the...

The named.conf file is the BIND (dns server) configuration file. One can include other files, which describe a domain name, to this file. These files are usually in /var/named/, although the...

Well, an easy way would be to type something like:
netstat -lpn | grep :110
and to see what process was listed on the left most column.


/etc/named.conf should give you a hint, most people put...

Hm, the x600GT models may be a bit too expensive. I've been pretty happy with my new 128MB XFX nvidia 7100gs that I picked up for $43 for my PCI-express motherboard in one of my computers. Although...

I'm guessing something like a quick
find ~/badtorrents -size -1000k -exec rm -v {} \;
should do.

You can replace "cut -f 1,5" with "awk '{print $1, $5}'". BTW: is there any particular reason you're using those arguments to "sort"?