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I gave this a shot but when I try to untar gz the file I get the following error.



gzip: stdin: not in gzip format
tar: Child returned status 1
tar: Exiting with failure status due to...

So glad you posted this because I'm having the same problem. The only difference I am having is that the wireless was working the other day after I installed the Broadcom drivers etc. I go today...

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Hi,

I was doing some searches to try and find a small machine that uses low power (2 to 3 watts). I know there is a company called CherryPal that does this but it's $249 for the box which has the...

Woohoo! that worked! The thing is I tried that and it didn't work. hm... Well none the less thanks a ton! :)

Unfortunately all I have is command line access. :(

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The behavior started when I copied something from a browser and went to my PuTTY session and pasted (Ctrl+v) into my vim session without first hitting "i" for --INSERT--. Ever since I can't seem to...

yep it's the full package.

I was wondering if any knew how to reset vim from command line? Mine got royally screwed up (see attachment) and nothing I try to do seems to fix it. Any thoughts?

AH! That is a nice to know. :) Thanks for the hint!

Has anyone ever used Duplicity?

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I am installing an old piece of software on my Ubuntu VM instance that the company I work for supports (it's an old version of ClearCase). I seem to need libdb.so.3 but it's not availabe in my...

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opendns servers?

It's DHCP. I tried to set up a static ip but I can't figure out what the default gateway is. Is there anything else I should do to get this to work?

This is pretty weird but when I add the settings through Network Manager and restart the Ubuntu VM it clears out the settings I put in. Any thoughts?

Side note.

It seems that every time I edit the /etc/resolv.conf something is removing my dns entry of 10.34.22.18. hm.

From what I can tell when I run ipconfig /all on my windows box I get 2 DNS servers:

10.34.22.18
192.168.1.215

On my Ubuntu vm my /etc/resolv.conf looks like:

search localdomain...

yep works perfectly if I put in the ip address like http://x.x.x.x

FQDN? You lost me there. ;)

Below is what my /etc/resolv.conf looks like:

search localdomain
nameserver 192.168.254.2
nameserver 10.34.22.18

I'm not sure if this is right or not (I'm...

I'm running 8.04 as a vm on my work windows box. My problem is when I try to get to any internal web sites or servers (i.e. http://server1 or ssh username@server1 ) doesn't work. My guess is that...