This set of problems was anything but a fun error to encounter, even though the fix was easy. I troubleshot this problem for the better part of 3 hours before finding the solution. Most importantly noted, is that most of the information currently on the internet was of no help and pointed in Read more…
I encountered a problem today when attempting to access a low-end router web interface using Internet Explorer 10. Error: The security certificate presented by this website is not secure. Yes, I know, use Firefox or some other browser. While that would have probably worked I decided to investigate further and Read more…
In attempting to run a virtual appliance with VMWare I ran into a problem where the VA would not load the network. It turns out that this is because of the developers not handling the configuration files to make everything virtual machine distributable. So, if you see the error below, Read more…
I've had this error for a bit and finally decided to do something to address it. Now, it should be noted that if you actually do have an Intel processor that is functioning as your graphics card then you may have another problem and this modification could cause you to have more system Read more…
So I was working on getting things up and running with a web host and I encountered a problem with uploading files which generated a generic "500 Internal Server Error" which is about as descript as a white sheet of paper sitting in a field of snow on a glacier. Read more…
So, a new fun problem. You log into a computer, attempt to sudo into a priveleged account and wind up with the following: [[email protected] ~]$ sudo su – Password: sudo: Can't open /var/run/sudo/user/0: Read-only file system [[email protected] ~]$ Naturally, this doesn't look good. The first thing you should do is Read more…
So I ran into a problem which involved an out of space error. However, upon issuing the df -h command I found that there was plenty of disk space available on the partition (in this case /var). [[email protected] /]# df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/sda3 5.9G Read more…