Kriwelz e-Notes
iwel's e-notes about his World
iwel's e-notes about his World
May 30th
Having installed Remote Desktop on my Ubuntu Intrepid box makes me easy to control my desktop from anywhere to work, but today when i tried to connect to my desktop,i forgot the password for it
then i try to find some answers to change remote desktop password from terminal by googling, so i found this solution for 8.04 :
- gconftool-2 -s -t bool /desktop/gnome/remote_access/enabled false
- gconf-editor
- paste encode password from: http://www.javazoom.net/services/base64/base64.jsp
- or use:
- gconftool-2 -s -t string /desktop/gnome/remote_access/vnc_password <encode_pwd>
- or use:
- System-> preferences-> Remote Desktop
- set pwd as desired…
- manual text edit of %gconf.xml does not seem to work!
- gconftool-2 -s -t bool /desktop/gnome/remote_access/enabled true
- verify .gconf/desktop/gnome/remote_access/%gconf.xml
May 12th
Wanting to have the newest version of Ubuntu, i install Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty), but after installing it, my Gigabyte ATI Radeon X300 powered can get the best driver for it. Googling and crawling in the ubuntu forums seems to bring me no solution, trying to install the ATI driver from ATI website (ati-driver-installer-9-3-x86.x86_64.run) but still have no luck on it. So after 2 days giving my best effort, i gave up and install 8.10 (intrepid) on my box.
I also find out that ATI has stop supporting drivers for old VGA cards, so i think i will be more carefull on decision when buying hardwares.
After several things installed, every thing seems ok now. I have my compiz 3D desktop effect running and other effects run smoothly (at least for 3 days until today
)
I think im going back to my old habit in software, not being too updated on softwares if theres not enough information on stability or full support on my hardwares
Apr 30th
| Aliases are a convenient feature of shells in Unix-like operating systems that make it possible to launch any command or group of commands (inclusive of any options, arguments and redirection) by merely entering a brief, pre-set string (i.e., sequence of characters).
Although aliases can easily be set up using the alias command, this command has the disadvantage that any alias created with it remains in effect only during the current login session (i.e., until the user logs out or the computer is shut down). This might not be much of a problem for systems that are rebooted (i.e., restarted) only infrequently (such as corporate database servers), but it can be a nuisance for systems that are frequently rebooted (e.g., home computers). Fortunately, however, any alias can be made more enduring (i.e., until it is explicitly removed) by writing it to the appropriate configuration file with a text editor. The name and location of such file can vary according to the system and the shell. In the case of the bash shell (which is the default shell on Linux) on Red Hat Linux, an alias for any user can be added to the .bashrc file in that user’s home directory. Each alias is written in this file exactly the same as it would be written on the command line using the alias command (see The alias Command for examples). Because this configuration file is read at login, any changes to it will not take effect until the user has logged in again or opened a new terminal window (i.e., an all-text window in a GUI). .bashrc is a hidden file, that is, a file whose name begins with a period and thus is not normally visible in a GUI (graphical user interface). However, it is easy to locate and open from the command line. Because .bashrc is a plain_text file, it can easily be edited using any text editor, such as vi or gedit. For example, assuming that the user is currently in its home directory, the following could be used to open .bashrc with vi:
Likewise, the following could be used to open the same file with gedit:
The alias should be typed in below the line that says # User specific aliases and functions. The pound sign at the start of this line indicates that the line is a comment, i.e., documentation for the convenience of humans rather than something on which the system acts. Aliases for the root user (i.e., administrative account) can be made permanent by entering them in the .bashrc file in the root user’s home directory (which is /root), i.e., in /root/.bashrc. System-wide aliases can be put in the /etc/bashrc file. (Note that, at least on some systems, /etc/bashrc is not a hidden file.) The system needs to be restarted before system-wide aliases can take effect. If the unalias command, which is used to remove or suppress aliases, is used on an alias which has been recorded in a .bashrc file, that alias is turned off for the duration of the current login session. However, the alias is not removed from the .bashrc file, and when the user logs in again, that alias is again in effect. Created August 6, 2005. Copyright © 2005 The Linux Information Project. All Rights Reserved. |
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| http://www.linfo.org/make_alias_permanent.html |
Apr 29th
Since migrating to linux (Ubuntu to be precise), im trying to find equivalent tools i’v used in doing my work. Now, i’m currently need to do some file transfers from my server. In Windows i usually use WinSCP, a very nice (so people said it also) tool for managing files through SSH connection, but im quite in confuse when i try to find the similar one like WinSCP.
After googling a bit, i found some alternatives to do it :
That’s it.. alternative way to get the work done beside using WinSCP
Apr 28th
After reinstalling my ubuntu to jaunty (yes, one day earlier i install ubuntu 8.10 then after googling i find out that ubuntu just released 9.04,arrghhh..) i want to burn in my newly bought LG earphone. Then when try to play mp3, amarok doesnt support mp3 for default!
After searching information for amarok mp3 support (install-mp3) etc etc.. i found out that the easiest way to make amarok support mp3 is install the codec, simply after install amarok
sudo apt-get install amarok
(or u can go to Add / Remove – Sound and Video, tick on the Amarok)
then install the codec :
sudo apt-get install libxine1-ffmpeg
Thats it.. re-run ur amarok, then it should support mp3 now
If only amarok have the equalizer feature, i think it would be more cool ![]()
Apr 25th
Yap..First I read about this on an Indonesian php programmer mailing list, then i try to check the validity of that news. When i tried to open my account on geocities (every user on yahoo can register easily for geocities hosting account), it has notifications like this :
Important Announcement
After careful consideration, Yahoo! has decided to close GeoCities later this year.
You can continue enjoying your GeoCities service until then — we just wanted you to let you know about the closure as soon as possible. We’ll share more details this summer. For now, please visit the help center for more information.
I am amazed to read that geocities was acquired for $3.6 billion in 1999, but finally the nature of internet business (i think not only internet but the nature of business) when something can’t produce more or less profitable than it cost then any company will close it down. That happens too to geocities.
I still remember the early age’s I’m introduced with internet on the year 1999, Geocities is the only free hosting I know and I made it as my first online site for HTML lessons. Until late 2005 I can still find some pages contain files to download, especially people who are too lazy to put files on files sharing service (since file sharing service has not been around until few years ago).
Well..I’m going to miss the geocities the old days it was famous
Apr 24th
After long time not using linux for desktop (i usually manage linux for servers) , even though i need to moved some of my data to DVD, finally i install (again) ubuntu on my desktop.
Im trying to migrate (again) to linux since i rarely use my desktop pc anymore for work, probably i’ll try to setup my own server own this box and have an experimental things done in this box.
I often says (again) since after i install linux several times on my office desktop, my home desktop, somehow linux has some problems with my hardwares (especially with my office desktop), my guess is my mainboard (ECS NForce 4M-A) or my video card (gigabyte x3100) causes all the problems.
Even yesterday i needed to do several times effort to install, since the installer had some errors several times before it succeeded.
Well, lets see how long this install will last
Mar 10th
rese neh provider gw.. dari tadi gw online jam 11an gag bisa buka google / yahoo atau situs2 lain tapi herannya koq gw nge-KASKUS bisa2 ajahhhhhh….. termasuk bisa buka blog gw dan bisa buka situs2 yg sudah ada urlnya tanpa googling lagi.. mana lagi semangat2nya mu coding dan butuh googling, malah kasus genehh… besok mu gw semprottt neh admin ISP gw. gw rasa ada masalah di proxy servernya, ngerestrict yg gag perlu
Mar 7th
As an internet freak, my search and download activities from file hostings is a daily thing. Recently i got links to download from uploadbox.com, but wuts annoying me is i always get the message “The limit of traffic for your country is exceeded. Please retry later.” After thinking how to solve it using proxy connections, then i try something “stupid”, i clicked on the language settings on top of the page, change it to russian language and u know wut? voilaa…the button to download the file is enabled!!! i can download the file now
i dont know bout visitors from other countries, but i think its worth to try
Simple right?i’m very sleepy now, i think im gonna sleep.
Dec 11th
Pagiy2 dapet email dari temen kantor, cerita tilang lagi.. cukup seru bacanya, entah benar atau gag, perlu dikonfirmasi lagi tapi gw rasa bisa dijadikan contoh kasus kalau ini menimpa diri sendiri
Hai temen- Temen semoga bermanfaat :
Beberapa waktu yang lalu sekembalinya berbelanja kebutuhan, saya sekeluarga pulang dengan menggunakan taksi. Ada adegan yang
menarik ketika saya menumpang taksi tersebut, yaitu ketika sopir taksi hendak ditilang oleh polisi. Sempat teringat oleh saya
dialog antara polisi dan sopir taksi.
Polisi (P) : Selamat siang mas, bisa lihat Sim dan STNK?
Sopir ( Sop ) : Baik Pak?