Files outside of the home directory may be browsed by clicking on the dropdown box located in the lower lefthand corner of a file browser window. From your home directory, it should show a folder with a house on it with your user name listed next to it. You may then select any folder above the level you are currently at from this list. Other folders may then be opened by double clicking on the desired folder's icon in the main window.

Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system containing the very best free and open source software applications you need to work and play. With Ubuntu you can surf the web, read email, create documents, presentations and spreadsheets, edit images and more. See similar questions...

Simply copy your custom CGI or ASP files into your website using any FTP program or Microsoft FrontPage. The typical path for Perl/CGI scripts is \cgi-bin, while ASP files are typically placed throughout the website content. The Windows 2000 path for perl is # ! c:\perl\bin\perl.exe See similar questions...

For fast access to the Gallery/Thumbnail files, open the readme file that comes with your download. You'll find a link to a browser based (html) thumbnail gallery. The charts can't be in the zip as separated files. They are the part of pre-made template. Please open template-17.pot and you will see 17 additional slides with charts. Then I print my slides or convert them to a PDF-file a dark square appears at the bottom of the picture! There is a gradient at the bottom of the second slides. See similar questions...

This site is for image hosting. It is not a picture gallery. The only place people will be able to see your pictures is on the sites you link them on. Relax. If it's a major problem feel free to write me. During weekdays I usually check my mail often. If it's about a new feature you would like to see or anything general, feel free to post in the forums. See similar questions...

Just locate the file in Windows Explorer, and double-click it. Explorer will just browse the file as a folder. Unlike some other Zip utilities, Alpha ZIP will properly show these folders and subfolders the way you are used to. Once you are browsing a file, you can use all Explorer functionality the way you are used to for folders on your hard disk. If you have taken lessons to learn how to work with Windows Explorer, you can use everything you learned with Alpha ZIP. See similar questions...

cgi-bin This is where you would place your Perl/CGI scripts as well as any compiled executable such as an *.exe, *.com or *.dll file. See similar questions...

You can get advice and help on using Ubuntu from the Ubuntu community, or buy professional support from Canonical and a range of local companies. See similar questions...

Ubuntu is community developed. You can interact with the Ubuntu community including developers, translators and technical support activists through our mailing lists and IRC channels: There are several mailing lists that you can join. Some of these receive very high traffic so you may prefer to use a web forum. See similar questions...

The answer depends on what sort of access you have in mind. If shell access (or remote execution in general), jailing a user is possible only through Windows file system permissions. On the other hand, if what you have in mind is SFTP access, you can limit the user by configuring an SFTP Root Directory. If you are configuring an SFTP Root Directory and are using a WinSSHD version prior to 4.06a, see Q21. Also relevant is Q22. See similar questions...

Cons will use MD5 signatures for files outside the local build directory. The catch is that Cons does not, by default, search the standard directories for adding a file to its signature calculation. The search directories must be explicitly specified via CPPPATH or LIBPATH. You get the expected behavior: % cons . cc -I/usr/include -I. -c foo.c -o foo.o cc -o foo foo.o % cons . cons: "." is up-to-date. % su Password: # vi /usr/include/stdio.h # exit % cons . cc -I/usr/include -I. -c foo.c -o foo. See similar questions...

Sometimes if you use Internet Explorer it will leave its cache files in "your profile"\Temporary Internet Files". Empty this by running IE and choosing "Internet Options" from the "Tools" menu. On the window that pops up click on the "Delete Files" button in the "Temporary Internet files" section. See similar questions...

The Browse Internet mode does not download files while you are using it to browse web sites. It finds and lists the files that are on a web site without downloading them. To download these files, click the Download Files or Download Site toolbar buttons. See similar questions...

Depending on your settings, your obj directories in DDK might have a different name, for example objchk_wxp_x86, or something similar. Change objchk in copyobjchkfiles.bat to the directory in your setting. Copying will also not work if there is no directory called "installfiles". You should create this directory first. Finally, files with similar names in "installfiles" should not have read-only permissions. This will also cause the copy to fail. See similar questions...

Why is there a long delay in Pine or any other c-client based application call before I get connected to the IMAP server? The hang seems to be in the c-client mail_open() call. I don't have this problem with any other IMAP client. There is no delay connecting to a POP3 or NNTP server with mail_open(). See similar questions...

Mapping your Unix directory from home involves a little more configuration work. For further information read the unix text-file ~info/offsite-samba. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- See similar questions...

Users will gain access to a directory "ftp" under your home directory and they will share your quota. See similar questions...

Why does my IMAP client show that I have mailboxes named "#mhinbox", "#mh", "#shared", "#ftp", "#news", and "#public"? These are IMAP namespace names. They represent other hierarchies in which messages may exist. These hierarchies may not necessarily exist on a server, but the namespace name is still in the namespace list in order to mark it as reserved. See similar questions...

This is caused by the way your Unix file permissions are set. On a Unix system you need to adjust your file permissions to reflect the way you want your directories and files to be accessed. If you don't want anyone else to be able to access your files in any way, your file permissions need set to rwx------. To do that just type 'chmod 700 filename' at the terminal prompt. For more information about file permissions and how they work go to: http://unixhelp.ed.ac.uk/tasks/access_permissions. See similar questions...