I have a torrent of a Linux image saved in my home directory, I added it to rtorrent via:
rtorrent /home/echo/linux.iso.torrent
However, I keep getting the error:
tracker couldn't connect to server
Since the torrent is locally saved, I figured I didn't need any trackers, so I found the command to disable it:
t.disable = ‹target› ≫ 0
from here:
https://rtorrent-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/cmd-ref.html#term-load-start
I'm new, I'm a little confused on what my "target" is. Also, I've never used any rtorrent commands yet, I assume once I run the program, I press enter and type the command at the load.normal> prompt?
If anyone can help, I'd greatly appreciate it!
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I have a conundrum and I am not necessarily trying to cheat or anything I am just simply stuck. I am trying to complete an assignment for my intro to Linux class and I was hoping someone would be able to help me find the right solution. I have to:
In the same directory (where the last file was found) list all files
starting with "host" --
Use the long listing format Use a command to
find the file that shows the name of your computer
now the directory in question is /etc and I have tried several commands to no avail for both of these but especially the first one. I have tried find and locate and even attempted a grep and it just is not working as intended. I can't get files that start with "host" at most I keep getting a list of permission denied or files that end in .host and so I am not sure what I am doing wrong but I really need help so I can turn in my assignment. You don't have to tell me what the exact command should be I am just looking for some guidance again I am not trying to cheat just need help to figure it out.
and welcome to Stack Overflow! Here are some pointers.
See globbing in Linux and the * symbol.
"long listing" is an option for ls command, see ls --help. The name of your computer (or, more accurately, the name of your host) is a file in /etc/. You should see it when doing #1.
Boiled down issue:
Background:
I am trying to get opencv4nodejs to install and am running into errors like opencv2/core.hpp file not found.
Digging into this, knowing full well that I have installed the appropriate files in C:\tools, and added all the required paths and refreshed my cmd.exe to reflect this, I am still getting hit with errors.
Question:
Could someone please describe why the above commands would lead to cmd.exe being unable to find the file I need?
The first dir %OPENCV_INCLUDE_DIR%opencv2\core.hpp command clearly shows that it exists within the environment of the console. Note: This variable has been appended to PATH as %OPENCV_INCLUDE_DIR%
The where opencv2\core.hpp cannot find it, much like my other program cannot find it. I am a bit of a cmd noob, so I may be missing something obvious here, but how can this be the case?
Thanks!
So I did some private navigation on Firefox's Private mode (which shouldn't log anything) and eventually there's a string of something I've searched.
I want it gone, I used Rwipe and clean to get rid of it but no luck, Uninstalled Firefox and all its folders and ran rwipe plus CCleaner this time, no luck.
After that, I also cleared temp and %temp% folder but no luck either.
Funny thing is that I checked Firefox process (before uninstall) and there were no strings of what I searched up in there, those strings of Firefox were on explorer...
I also have prefetch and superfetch disabled.
I need help, I need those strings gone really quick..
Appreciate your time and help!
"string on explorer.exe" - not very useful. String where?
Try restarting explorer.exe. Don't do it while Process Hacker is running as administrator though, do it while it's running as standard rights or via Task Manager. If that doesn't work, try rebooting the system.
Either way, an elaboration would be helpful to provide a real solution if either of the above don't resolve the issue.
Default search in Google Chrome locked by smartsputnik.ru. I am receiving the following message:
This setting is enforced by your administrator
I have tried deleting all the entries in registry and also resetting and reinstalling Chrome but this did not help. I have also tried the proposed solution someone else here found that worked - No success for me. I still cannot rid my machine of smartsputnik.ru search engine.
Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACCHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Google\Chrome
2.Delete file - C:\Windows\System32\GroupPolicy\Machine\registry.pol
I have run various malware executers but nothing will help regain control of my Google search default.
Are there any other suggestions or useful ideas?
This Malware SUCKS!!! I got the same thing and it took me 9 hour to track it down and kill it!!!
I tried everything that you tried. But the thing that worked was.....
I went into the registry and clicked CTRL + F or the edit tab and Find. I then typed in google and went through EVERY google registry file, one by one by using the F3 key to Find Next. About my 20th one in I found a peculiar path to chrome for the value data. I think the path to it was HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT/ChromeHTML/shell/open/command and I deleted everything after chrome.exe in the value data, but since I tried many things I could be wrong, I'm about 90% sure that that was the correct path. It had something like C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --%" ,for its value data.
I don't remember exactly the ending symbols but EVERY other path that I found had C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe,0 . Notice that it is a ,0 and not " --%". I then right clicked the name and deleted the " --%" garbage.
I also went to HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Classes/LowRegistry/audio/PolicyConfig/PropertyStore/c44b5619_0 and deleted everything in the value data. It had a bunch of lines of unknown garbage and a weird chrome.exe file path.
After doing these things AND running several malware programs, which didn't do much, I now had the ability to delete smartsputnik.ru as a permanent search engine. AND MAN WAS IT SATISFYING!!!!!!!!
If you have any questions I will be happy to help because this was the most frustrating malware I have ever had to deal with, and I have been at this a long time.
About 10% of the time, when I attempt to save my file in Emacs I get the following error:
Opening output file: resource temporarily unavailable,
I'm currently using Emacs GNU Emacs 24.3.1 (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version 3.4.2) on
Ubuntu 12.04. I've also verified that this issue occurs logged in as a different user and using Emacs 23.3.1.
This issue gets to be a real pain when I make a fix, attempt to save, and then wonder why my fix didn't happen.... only to find out later that the Emacs save was never successful.
If I notice it happen, I'll keep hitting Ctrl-x Ctrl-s until a save actually goes through (takes a few times).
Does anyone have any idea why this happens and how to prevent it?
Update:
(More info per request)
I'm currently on a Ruby on Rails project and have been getting the error while editing a variety of file types *.rb, *js.coffee, *js.erb, *html.erb, etc.
The files I receive the error on are always files local to my machine. I haven't tested remote files.
If I look at the *messages buffer, for every time the error message occurred, the error is prefixed with: save-buffer-2
Update 2:
Issue is encountered in multiple Emacs versions by multiple users.
Update 3:
This doesn't appear to be an Emacs specific issue as I now get the occasional "Unable to save" popup window while attempting to save files in Sublime-text editor.
This can be a bug from emacs (M-x report-emacs-bug), some issue with your filesystem (I assume this is not the case because most likely you checked if problem happens with other editors), or some process in your local setup messing with your files.
For testing if the later is the case, you could try to eval this and then reproduce the problem:
(defadvice save-buffer (around find-shenanigan activate)
(condition-case ()
ad-do-it
(error
(shell-command (format "lsof -V %s" (buffer-file-name)) "*debug-issue*"))))
What this does is every time the save operation fails, it executes a command that takes a picture of the processes that have your file opened. If you see any process, you know who investigate. man lsof will help with the details.
Note: Does the problem happen also with emacs -Q?
EDIT: if you can use sudo without password (NOPASSWD in /etc/sudoers), replace "lsof" with "sudo lsof"
EDIT: I redirected the output of the lsof to a buffer named *debug-issue*; check that buffer if error.