The two common causes of this error are, first you can't run the program as user, you need to be root to run the particular program, if you have the root prevailedge as well, in the terminal type su then enter your root password to be root,if you don't have root permissions contact your administrator to give permission for the program. second the program itself doesn't have the executable permissions, to make the program executable as root in a terminal type:

The most common reason for this error is that your session is crossing domain boundaries (e.g., accesses a page from http://domain1 and then accesses a page from http://domain2), something which browsers generally do not allow JavaScript code to do; since the in-browser part of selenium is implemented using JavaScript, this leads the browser to complain. Note that changing protocols constitutes a domain change, e.g. going from http://domainX to https://domainX is not normally allowed.

Try using proxyInjectionMode or launching firefox with *chrome and IE with *iehta. Proxy injection mode can be turned on by providing the -proxyInjectionMode switch to selenium-server.jar. chrome and *iehta modes do not suffer from the same-domain limitation as they run with elevated privileges.

The problem is not the configuration of the server (unless there is no real requirement to run it in "secure" mode, and you happen to be running it that way anyway). The problem is the fact that, even though mount request are sent on a privileged port, NFS connections are not. You have to make sure that the user "root" is not present in more than 8 entries in the "/etc/group" - file on the *BSD machine. Simply remove some entries and the NFS mounts will succeed.

IOError means Input-Output Error, and that is a file system error, not a tracker one. It shows up when your client is for some reason unable to open the partially downloaded torrent files. The most common cause is two instances of the client to be running simultaneously. The last time the client was closed it somehow didn't really close but kept running in the background, and is therefore still locking the files, making it impossible for the new instance to open them.

If you have compiled your kernel with the IPFIREWALL option, you need to be aware that the default policy is to deny all packets that are not explicitly allowed. If you had unintentionally misconfigured your system for firewalling, you can restore network operability by typing the following while logged in as root: # ipfw add 65534 allow all from any to any

This is because you are publishing to a FTP destination. Change your publish destination from "ftp..." to "http://<domain_name.com>/" where <domain_name.com> is your domain name.

Sometime bittorrent still runs in the background, and if you start more than one gui (the same torrent) it will give you permission denied, go to Task manager and close down all bt-gui processes.

CGI scripts need to be set executable. You need to change the mode, or permissions, of your programs with your FTP program, and make them 755, or rwxr-xr-x. Note: A lot of scripts out there will tell you need to make them 775 or even 777. This is not good! It means anyone on the server can write to your script, and since its executable and executes as you, it could delete all your files!

In most cases this is due to problems with the permissions on files or directories. You need to check:

If you have compiled your kernel with the IPFIREWALL option, you need to be aware that the default policy is to deny all packets that are not explicitly allowed. If you had unintentionally misconfigured your system for firewalling, you can restore network operability by typing the following while logged in as root: # ipfw add 65534 allow all from any to any

FreeBoB version below 1.0 did recognize my device but when I updated to the latest SVN version, the device isn't detected anymore. There was some cleanup needed to support not only BeBoB based devices. To be able to decide which driver should be used for a certain device some IDs are needed, e.g wagi@newton:~/src/libfreebob/src$ .

This is actually the same problem as scripting a foreign web-site, described above. "http://mydomain.com" is not the "same origin" as "https://mydomain.com"; using Selenium Core, you can test HTTP or HTTPS, but not both. If you need to test both during a single test, you need to use one of the strategies listed above to test a foreign website.

Most well configured SMTP servers will not allow a user from outside of their own local domain to send a message to users that are also outside of that domain. You can send a message in from outside, or out from inside, but you can't send a message to your buddy at IBM through the MindSpring SMTP servers if you are, say, at AOL. This is to prevent spammers from abusing SMTP servers. This will happen if you are using a MailMan installation at a different location than your SMTP server.

When I try to run fink selfupdate or "fink selfupdate-cvs", I get the error "Updating using CVS failed. Check the error messages above." I can't install anything, because I get the following error: "install-info: unrecognized option '--infodir=/sw/share/info'"

Comma writes a line about all un-caught errors to a log file. The location of the log file is controlled by a setting in Comma.pm -- the default is /tmp/log.comma/. This file probably needs to be writable by any processes that use the Comma framework.

Second Site deletes the existing Output (-o) folder and recreates it before making the site. If one of the other programs running on your computer has a file from that folder open, that will cause this error. You will have to close the file in the other program, and in some cases, you may have to quit the other program.