I just had a new desktop constructed and installed ubuntu 12.10 which was successful for the most part but every time I open up some applications like thunderbird I get automatically logged out and all my windows are closed. System error messages also come up from time to time.
Hi, ive got Ubuntu to finaly work on my machine, but flash will not work. I have tried every fix I can find to make flash work. Installing the flash plugin etc to using a command line to install flash. Nothing works. Youtube has a black box in Firefox and chrome says it could not load shockwave flash.
If you are new to Ubuntu Linux and confuse how to enable the Flash plugin support for Firefox browser, you can follow this short tutorial on how to install and enable Flash plugin on Firefox. This tutorial was made using Ubuntu Lucid Lynx, but may works also on other Ubuntu version too.
I am trying to get more familiar to curl, so I am trying to send post request to a webpage from a site I am already logged into :
curl --data "name=value" http://www.mysite.com >> post_request.txt
I had an output consisting of all the hmtl page with a message telling me I was not logged in so I retrieved the site's cookie (called PHPSESSID, is that of importance) stored it in /temp/cooki
So I recently upgraded from Ubuntu 10.04 to 11.10 via incremental upgrades. I seem to have some issues with Flash, whenever I try and view a flash video (or any type of flash media) I see the image attached below. This occurs in both Firefox 9 and Chrome. I have Flash-Aid installed in firefox and ran the script, but it does not fix the issue. Anyone else experiencing this?
I got this silly idea in my head that I wanted to use two monitors, both displaying different things, at the same time. It doesn't work on the computer I usually use, either in Ubuntu or Windows (the computer dual boots). I tried it on my other computer, which I don't use because the hard drive is dead, using an 8.10 live USB. It worked.
I want to know, is there a way to track how long anyone has been logged into website and then insert it up for each time they have logged on.
In case, user a logs in for 30 minutes, then later comes back and logs in for an hour, then later comes back and logs in for 50 minutes,
Add it up equal 2 hours 20 minutes. Is this possible?
Thanks
I have for some time suspected that web sites would modify web browsers for their own purposes
this essay tends to confirm that, in spades Reference C/Net 2012-12-26
worse, it seems they let the "extension" (un authorized program) install itself and then graciously "permit" the owner to "authorize" it -- or leave it suspended
to me program modifications should be
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