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Hey there - welcome to Linux Forum.

I believe you do want them to be 660 as all of the users (except root) have these permissions set on a default setup. Root's perms on their /var/mail/root file...

In my opinion, you could use any - ubuntu is probably the most popular for laptop installs.. and should have all of the dev tools you could want.

http://www.ubuntu.com

Here's a good scenario that I just thought of..

You have an existing folder with a bunch of files and directories in it. Let's call it /path/to/dest/

You have another folder with a different...

Ah, great to hear!

Hrm.. I googled a little bit and have maybe two options for you..

First, try adding --iconv to your rsync command which should be able to convert between character sets..

If that doesn't work,...

Hey there namratha - welcome to our Linux forum! Are you still having this issue?

Rob

IMO I think you should only pass the class if you know how do the work :)

You'll need to contact your hosting provider then.. ask them to restore the OS and restore your files from backup..

You recursively changed all permissions of all files/folders below / to 740 on the system...

What I would do is go to my backup, reinstall the OS and get going again...

Otherwise, you'll need...

Hey there specops - glad you got it workin! Welcome to Linux Forum!

Got it - I had to go into windows 8 advanced settings, go into the uefi settings which would launch the 'bios' .. and disable secure boot.

This allowed me to boot off a 64bit ubuntu usb drive and...

I'm attempting to blow out my wife's new windows 8 toshiba satellite c855-s5350 with Linux but it won't boot from the install dvd..

The dvd worked fine on my older laptop..

As it boots, I'm...

My syntax is probably wrong then - try looking into cat/grep/tail, etc..

Or - if the lines are that short and there's no need to awk things out of it..


grep 'trace count' /folder/*.log| tail -n 1
(maybe)

How about..


for x in $(grep 'trace count' /folder/*.log|tail -n 1); do cat $x | awk '{print $2, $5}';done
?

So you need to cat the last line of each one, then print a few parts of it?


for x in $(tail -n 1 /folder/*.log); do cat $x | awk '{print $2, $5}';done

So, if this works ... :)

Breaking it...

Hit its ip in a browser..

http://192.169.0.40/owncloud/

You need to figure out what's running on port 3306 already.. could use:


netstat -tanp|grep 3306

I think its either time to stop posting on the internet and go move to mexico.. or.. pick a different forum to ask questions like this. :)

Here's one: http://www.planfortheworst.org

Get a GUI Linux VPS somewhere that you can RDP into - from there, check your email, etc.. essentially making that VPS your PC. No one will see the ips connecting to it except your hosting...

We're also working on free training labs on Linux.org that will allow you to create a free account and use our web-based client to go on and practice commands, etc..

Should be going live this...

Well, in Cent, its /etc/httpd/conf.d .. looks like wearegeek is coming from a Debian-based system ;)

Take a look at this page explaining how to do separate vhosts files on CentOS:...

Do you have something installed yet? What'd you go with?

You should be good with whatever you pick.. since you've used debian-based in the past, why not grab that for the server? I will use either CentOS or Debian, its important to know there are some...

Yep yep.. on production servers, I'll usually migrate to the newer OS version on another box/vm if it's a full release behind..