RudeViper|USA| | Good Evening | 00:18 |
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RudeViper|USA| | I wonder if anyone here can answer my question - every time I try to access one of my hd's I get this error: mount: according to mtab, /dev/sda3 is already mounted on /media/disc01? What amd I doing wrong? | 03:43 |
JoseeAntonioR | RudeViper|USA|: have you tried going to /media/disc01? | 04:10 |
spammer | hey niggerfags | 05:02 |
p7ank5te7 | Anyone familiar with MPG123 in here? | 05:58 |
Unit193 | In what way? | 06:03 |
p7ank5te7 | I have a bunch of music, eg. /Share/Music/Linkin Park/Collision Course/3. NumbEncore.mp3 and every time I try to play it via mpg123 it fails. I'm trying to use it in asterisk, but even at cli it seems to do the same | 06:10 |
p7ank5te7 | is there a restriction where it can't use spaces? | 06:11 |
p7ank5te7 | I can play a file if it's in a directory without spaces and name is without spaces. eg. /Share/NumbEncore.mp3 .. | 06:12 |
Unit193 | Please don't crosspost, but you'll need to escape or quote the thing "My name/file.mp3" or My\ name/file.mp3 | 06:13 |
Unit193 | As skreech_ just pointed out, tab works too. | 06:14 |
p7ank5te7 | Unit193: Sorry. So just escape each space or special character? like Collision\ Course/3.\ NumbEncore.mp3 ? | 06:17 |
Unit193 | p7ank5te7: Use tab, Coll<tab> | 06:24 |
p7ank5te7 | Unit193: It's failing in asterisk only now. It seems to work when in CLI. | 06:24 |
RudeViper|USA| | ooops missed that reply | 08:22 |
RudeViper|USA| | I wonder if anyone here can answer my question - every time I try to access one of my hd's I get this error: mount: according to mtab, /dev/sda3 is already mounted on /media/disc01? What amd I doing wrong? | 08:22 |
RudeViper|USA| | and yes I tried going there - whenever I try to access it via the servers file manage I get that error - I haven't been able to configure samba shares yet - this is local right now | 08:24 |
geirha | RudeViper|USA|: so you're sure it's not really mounted at /media/disc01? does `cat /proc/mounts` show that it's mounted? | 08:26 |
RudeViper|USA| | geirha - yes it shows on process list - trying to find a way to paste it - it's on the server and I am using my windows machine | 08:30 |
geirha | how about df /media/disc01/ | 08:31 |
geirha | does it show /dev/sda3 ? | 08:31 |
RudeViper|USA| | paste.ubuntu.com/5731902 | 08:33 |
RudeViper|USA| | geirhayes - it shows both drives - I can access one but not the other | 08:33 |
RudeViper|USA| | have to step away for a few minutes but will be right back | 08:34 |
geirha | RudeViper|USA|: it's ext3, so you probably just haven't set up permissions and/or ownership | 08:34 |
RudeViper|USA| | ok I'll look that up and let you know if I cam't fix that | 08:40 |
geirha | RudeViper|USA|: ls -ld /media/disk01 | 08:41 |
RudeViper|USA| | drw-rw-re- 3 root root 4096 june 2 2013 20:28 /media/disc01 | 08:43 |
geirha | Ouch, those are not good permissions | 08:44 |
geirha | RudeViper|USA|: Is it only meant to be accessed by you? | 08:44 |
RudeViper|USA| | no - I need that partition to be available to all | 08:45 |
geirha | RudeViper|USA|: writable to all? or just readable, but writable to a few? | 08:45 |
RudeViper|USA| | readable and writeable to all - I'm setting up an nas - but I don't have samba configured yet | 08:46 |
RudeViper|USA| | all of this is from ubuntu desktop - I am using 12.04 server and regular desktop for remote access from windows machines | 08:47 |
geirha | RudeViper|USA|: I strongly recommend against making it world writable. Instead, make it writable to all human users. | 08:48 |
geirha | You do that by creating a group for the purpose. Add all human users to that group, then give that group full access to the directory, but leave the "other" bits at read-only or no access | 08:49 |
RudeViper|USA| | the other drive that I can access show ups as drwx------ 1 chuck chuck 196608 june 02 2013 /media/Storage | 08:49 |
geirha | that one only chuck can access | 08:49 |
RudeViper|USA| | even if I have something like jdownloader writing files to it? | 08:49 |
geirha | Anyway, if you create a group, let's say you call it share, then you do: sudo chown chuck:share /media/disk01 && sudo chmod 775 /media/disk01 | 08:50 |
geirha | Now you and all members of the group share, will have write access to it. | 08:50 |
geirha | Oh wait, you'll also want the setgid bit | 08:50 |
geirha | sudo chmod 2775 /media/disk01 | 08:50 |
geirha | If you want to learn how permissions in linux work, I recommend reading http://mywiki.wooledge.org/Permissions | 08:51 |
RudeViper|USA| | wish the instructions I had been given for this had been step by step - lol - but as usual they weren't written for beginners | 08:53 |
RudeViper|USA| | is there a tutorial that goes step by step for adding a hd or directory or whatever? | 08:54 |
geirha | I don't know. Might be one, or one that is close enough, at the ubuntu wiki | 08:56 |
RudeViper|USA| | ok - now disc01 has dissappeared from the file manager - | 09:01 |
RudeViper|USA| | but I can manually navigate to /media/disc01 and acess it - before I couldn't | 09:01 |
RudeViper|USA| | ok geirha - I've got it - can access both drives via the file manager and navigate through them - thanks - now off to set up shares!!! | 09:15 |
lapalu | new to ubuntu phone? | 09:52 |
RudeViper | I am running ubuntu server 12.04 and gnome desktop manager and trying to set up samba shares - I see in a lot of the instructions that you should set the server up on a static ip address | 13:45 |
RudeViper | but when I do that I lose Internet connection to the server | 13:45 |
RudeViper | I know in windows you can set up an alternate connection to accomplish this - how can I do the same thing on the server? | 13:46 |
RudeViper | wow - when I try to get connection information it says no connection found - lol but I am on the internet | 13:58 |
geirha | RudeViper: Then you've probably set it up in /etc/network/interfaces | 14:08 |
geirha | network manager ignores those | 14:09 |
RudeViper | ok looking geirha | 14:34 |
RudeViper | geirha, that's where I tried it first and lost internet and network - this is what I have right now and you can see what I had before when it failed too - http://paste.ubuntu.com/5732787/ | 14:38 |
RudeViper | according to the instructions I need to have the server set up for a static ip on the internal network...Don't know if it is true or not - but if I follow their instructions it shuts down the network. | 14:39 |
RudeViper | maybe I have something set wrong there | 14:40 |
RudeViper | brb - going to reboot and see if this works | 14:43 |
RudeViper|USA| | well I didn't lose network or internet but the ip is different than I specified | 14:50 |
RudeViper|USA| | trying again | 14:56 |
spazm | niggers | 17:03 |
spazm | BITCH | 17:04 |
holstein | !ot | spazm | 17:04 |
ubot93 | spazm: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 17:04 |
spazm | NIGGERS | 17:04 |
spazm | !Ot | 17:04 |
spazm | !ot | holstein | 17:04 |
ubot93 | holstein: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 17:04 |
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