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The TeamViewer7 trial version is currently installed on my Ubuntu linux system. It has expired. How do I clear the registry. How do I change the settings 'For personal use' for the new install which I see in some of the urls which I have come across on the net. Please guide.
TeamViewer bundles its own version of Wine, so all you have to do is delete the directory you extracted it to. All its settings are kept in "teamviewer7/.wine".
Best way ist to BUY the full version of TeamViewer.
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Hi everyone.
I recently purchased a VPS with CentOS 5.3!
However, I want it to run on Ubuntu. How do I convert the system to Ubuntu?
I guess the best you can do is to ask system administrators of the company you purchased your VPS from. They may do it manually and backup data on your VPS you may want to save.
This option also might be accessible on the control panel of you VPS provider.
Reinstalling OS by hand on your VPS may result in a lot of headache and I wouldn't recommend it.
Just install Ubuntu; it doesn't matter what's already installed.
If you have any data on the machine that you care about, back it up first.
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I've got default repositories which are pre built with Ubuntu
The best practice is to Upgrade Ubuntu to 12.04.
If you can't upgrade the OS, you're gonna have to compile vim from source. Follow the instructions here - enter link description here
You can also try to find another repo, but if you are not allowed to upgrade the OS, I doubt you are allowed to change the repo list...
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I am trying to find the linux 2.4 kernel source code. It seems that it has been removed from the official download site and the mirrors. This may have been result of the kernel.org compromise but it would be nice to have access to historical kernel source. I have looked in the following directories on kernel.org and mirrors and found nothing:
http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/Historic/
http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.4/
Google gave me very quickly this uk mirror for linux 2.4
but please explain why you want such an old version. Are you sure to have the hardware to run it???
You can download the kernel of 2.4.x from this URL: http://eduunix.ccut.edu.cn/index2/mirrors/kernel3/linux/kernel/v2.4/
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Sometimes my friend give me root access to his CentOS VPS to help him install some programs and he leaves. Sometimes I mess with it, but I don't have the login information for Parallels Virtuozzo Containers, so can I clean the VPS using SSH?
It's faster than formatting the VPS and re-installing the OS.
You could always take a backup before you being work and revert the changes after the face. rsync is one potential tool you could use to do this.
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If it is, can someone provide me with a download link? I've been looking through google and through the couchbase website, and so far haven't found any reference to the dbx builds.
Couchbase is different from CouchDB, so if you can't use it in your shop (like me), CouchDBX is still available here:
http://dl.couchone.com/dl/384fe8cac77f981551a6632c020259a3/CouchDBX-1.0.2.0.zip
(Please don't take it down :-)
If you follow the link from CouchDBX page, you will land on Couchbase's site, where to find the OS X binary package under its new name, Couchbase Server Community Edition (direct link to download page).
This is were I got it, at least.