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11/07/08

Permalink 02:42:47 pm, by richard Email , 268 words   English (GB)
Categories: Ubuntu Linux, Installation and Configuration

HOWTO Install and move my popfile database

Install the popfile package

sudo apt-get install popfile

After installation, POPFile should already be running, listening for http connections on port 7070 and for POP3 connections on port 7071.

If you do not have an existing popfile install with a database to move over that is it you can start up the web interface and start to create buckets.

Click the link, to start. http://127.0.0.1:7070/

Create some buckets and have a look at the configuration options. There is a tab in the web interface. Send yourself some selection of emails for each bucket you want popfile to sort on. Do these one at a time and reclassify them as necessary. This will speed up the already fast training process that popfile has to go through.

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Permalink 02:41:56 pm, by richard Email , 114 words   English (GB)
Categories: Ubuntu Linux, Installation and Configuration

HOWTO install folding@home

If this is running on a 64-bit system you will need the ia32-libs.

Installation
sudo apt-get install ia32-libs

Just copy the ~/foldingathome directory to the new machine. Then run

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HOWTO: Put grub back when Windows screws it up

When you get to the desktop open a terminal and enter. (I am going to give you the commands and then I will explain them later)

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10/07/08

Permalink 02:09:13 pm, by richard Email , 262 words   English (GB)
Categories: Ubuntu Linux, Network and Connectivity, Installation and Configuration

HOWTO get x2x working.

So you have two Linux hosts both running X. You also hove two screens and want to control both with one mouse and keyboard. Yes you can do this with a KVM but with a KVM you cannot simply copy/paste between the two machines as well. With x2x you can simply move the mouse to one side of the screen and keep on going and it appears automatically on the other screen.

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Permalink 02:05:34 pm, by richard Email , 32 words   English (GB)
Categories: Ubuntu Linux

HOWTO: Configure Automatic login.

This is one of those things I could just never seem to remember how to do. :oops:

This could be considered a security risk.

System->Administration->login window->Security tab

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