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Probably not the answer, but I would check both of these from ssh using update-rc.d, just to make sure the GUI list is tying up properly.

e.g. http://www.debuntu.org/how-to-manage-se ... pdate-rc.d

Might be worth looking at 7-zip as well, as that handles rar quite well.

http://www.7-zip.org

Edit /etc/apt/sources.lst and uncomment the unstable sources. Bear in mind that unstable sources are precisely that and you could damage your install, so only try this if you are comfortable with manually fixing anything that potentially goes wrong. This thread might give you some guidance as well h...

If, like a lot of people, you want to keep track of your bandwidth usage, then this might help you. Just working on configuring the vnstat php frontend at the moment and its pretty easy. I have wget installed, but you can install that easily if you don't have it apt-get install wget 1. Firstly insta...

Sounds very much like a password issue. I'm accessing mine from Vista 64 bit with no issues. Only slight niggle I had is because the user I have on the Bubba has a different password to the Vista user. That took a little bit of fiddling to sort, but try using the remote login option ( its a small li...

reinstalling mysql will do precisely that. Any database you have at the moment (I don't know if you actually use it for things) will probably get wiped. Try: apt-get install --reinstall mysql However, thats a bit of a radical step, to fix what is probably just a config error, so have you tried the f...

http://forum.excito.net/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=1436

Basically its a known issue with ftp etc. SSH is always slow anyway, because of the CPU overheads. Nobody knows why yet. Performance for other traffic is fine though and is pretty close to the theoretical specs of gigabit LAN.

It doesn't sound like your Bubba is running the DHCP server, so I'd check that dnsmasq is running and if it is, check the other Linux machine, to make sure you aren't running two DHCP servers as that will definately cause you issues.

Just working on configuring the frontend at the moment and its pretty easy. I have wget installed, but you can install that easily if you don't have it apt-get install wget 1. Firstly install vnstat apt-get install vnstat 2. Download and put the vnstat frontend on your webserver. cd /home/web wget h...

I try out editing the file: /etc/network/firewall.conf adding the following line: -A INPUT -i eth0 -p tcp -m tcp --dport 631 -j ACCEPT and then running # /etc/init.d/bubba-firewall restart but then the firewall.conf come to the original state, without line that I added to it. Any advices? -- Regard...

Hi Excito techies, I don't particularly wanna go hacking around in the kernel source unless I have to, so I'll ask first. Do you have the i2C modules configured in the kernel, so that lm_sensors will work? In the 1.2.0 release, sensors-detect is unable to identify the bus properly Enterprise:~# sens...

Yeah,

Trying to get lm-sensors to work at the moment, but the MB is not supported, so don't see a way to directly monitor the CPU yet. I'll keep plodding away with it. Once I've got that, I'll work on modding phpsysinfo to display the data.

Rik

PID TTY TIME CMD 2719 pts/0 00:00:00 su 2720 pts/0 00:00:00 bash 4504 pts/0 00:00:00 ps With every step I am leaving my comfort zone with this. It should have been a simple system upgrade... Sorry, I know not everyone is comfortable with CLI work. try ps -ef | grep httpd

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looks like the port is still active, so you have an orphan process. use ps to look for the rogue service and kill it