Jul 18th, 2012 |
By admin
Simple little solution that has been plaguing me all week. We just upgraded our router and after scanning the local networks I found that channel 11 was completely unused so I switched it to that and man oh man that was nothing but a bad idea. Even though channel 11 was the emptiest channel I’ve
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Tags: atheros, debian, high, latency, ping, router, wifi, wireless
Jun 16th, 2012 |
By admin
So are you seeing this error message in thunderbird or evolution? Chances are your smtp server isn’t able to connect to mysql properly as there are too many current connections for it to get in there. To test this theory go into mysql on the server and type SHOW GLOBAL STATUS; Chances are your going
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Tags: max connection, mysql, server, smtp, status
Jun 16th, 2012 |
By admin
You thought you knew how to do this didn’t you? For me my brain thought ‘oh that’s easy I just do..err wait.. Ok I have to think about this.. ok how about.. errr’ and then I went through this mental contortion act of how to get a variable declared using find and then I echo
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Tags: bulk, find, multiple, rename, sed, shell
May 8th, 2012 |
By admin
Having this problem are we? Did you just make some changes to your network/wireless setup by any chance? I know I did. Well for me what my problem was was that I emptied my /etc/network/interfaces file to try to troubleshoot some wireless problems and in doing so it caused mpd to stop functioning.. So right
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Tags: bind, connect, debian, listen, localhost, mpc, mpd, start
May 6th, 2012 |
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Yea, this was a fun little one that cropped up this week for whatever god damn reason.. Anyways i would love a file into GMP and get it ready to go and I would get 2 seconds when MPD would crash.. Sometimes it crashed so hard I had to restart alsa and modprobe my soundcard
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Tags: 2 seconds, crash, debian, mpd, music, player
May 4th, 2012 |
By admin
Well ever since moving to my new apartment here the landlords wifi has just been atrocious. I mean I lived down in Colombia, I’ve piggy-backed off wifi signals in Croatia, i’ve backpacked around the world jerry rigging blackberries as tethers in developing countries in the middle of no where and this wifi here is BY
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Posted in Linux / Freebsd, Technology |
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Tags: acer aspire, atheros ar9287, bad, drop, signal, wifi, wireless
May 4th, 2012 |
By admin
Try deleting the ~/.Skype/shared.xml and shared.lck and ~/.Skype/PROFILENAME/config.lck next rename .Skype to .Skype_saved and restart skype You will be able to login correctly but not mcuh good without all your stuff so copy _saved directory over the regular one and see if that helps. If it doesn’t then check this out: You need to find
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Posted in Linux / Freebsd |
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Tags: debian, exist, instance, kill, linux, lockfile, login, lsof, process
May 1st, 2012 |
By admin
Jesus, today isn’t my day for FTP.. Fireftp freeze iceweasel, filezilla won’t load, internet god are trying to tell me something.. Well I’d rather spit in their face than listen to them cause dammit I need to upload shit. I Ran into this problem today, don’t know when this started or why but annoying as
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Tags: debian, filezilla, load, root, stall
Apr 30th, 2012 |
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Just a quick little post today about getting Debian to go into the backports for that package you want to install.. remember that just because you have the backports repo in your sources.list it doesn’t mean that apt-get install whatever is going to install the bp version of whatever.. If you want to ensure that
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Tags: aptitude, backport, debian, install
Apr 29th, 2012 |
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Well as you will be told all over the place the double dash is the industry standard indicator of the beginning of a signature. Well guess what? It messes with my uber ascii art signature that I created today out of a need to reduce my x-spam score and stop getting blocked by spam (Blogged
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Tags: 12, config, default, double dash, lines, option, preferences, remove, separator, signature, thunderbird