August 14, 200818 yr Author comment_149968 This damn thing is giving me soo much trouble. It should be straight forward and trouble free. I just can't figure out why it keeps telling me the directory is not empty. As you guys can see, it is indeed empty. I also don't get why its keeps messing with the "/bin/ls" directory. I tried to look into the "install" file but there is no way I can edit or see its contents. Report
August 14, 200818 yr comment_149974 and you did the mv /opt/BlueCat /opt/BlueCat.someothername Report
August 14, 200818 yr Author comment_149975 I'm running on Ubuntu 8.04.1 if that's what you meant? Report
August 14, 200818 yr Author comment_149976 Yeah, I did exactly as you instructed me to: mv /opt/BlueCat /opt/BlueCat.broken_ferrari Report
August 14, 200818 yr Author comment_149984 Yeah, I'm gonna go see him tmrw. My eyes are twitching and I've only had 2~3 hours of sleep each night for the past 3~4 days... I have headache right now. EdipisReks asked to type: rm -rf ~/* What does that do btw? Report
August 14, 200818 yr comment_149987 Yeah, I'm gonna go see him tmrw. My eyes are twitching and I've only had 2~3 hours of sleep each night for the past 3~4 days... I have headache right now. EdipisReks asked to type: rm -rf ~/* What does that do btw? Removes your root directory. I think Ubuntu is one of the few distros that will actually let you do that, unless they fixed it. Report
August 14, 200818 yr comment_149989 not your root directory, your home directory Whops didnt see the tilde. Though in a fairly famous bug, ubuntu will let you 'rm -r /' As it should, dammit I have root privledges. Report
August 14, 200818 yr Author comment_149990 it was me being mean. But yeah, I would have deserved it though... Report
August 14, 200818 yr comment_149992 that's not a bug, every unix should allow that. Unix shouldn't protect you from being a moron. Report
August 14, 200818 yr comment_149993 that's not a bug, every unix should allow that. Unix shouldn't protect you from being a moron. I agree, but its built in nowadays. I'd try right now, but my boss wouldn't be happy if it worked. Report
August 14, 200818 yr Author comment_149999 K, guys, thanks once again for trying to help me out. I appreciate you spending the time to help me try and figure this thing out. My lecturer is not gonna be happy with my "progress" tomorrow, but I can't take it anymore, I have to get some rest. Its almost 11pm here and I've only had about 3 hours of sleep in the last 48 hours... Have a great day/afternoon/evening guys, I'm off to bed. I'll have another go at it tmrw morning. In the meantime if you guys have any ides, please post in this thread. Thank you sooo much once again! Report
August 14, 200818 yr Author comment_150001 find / -exec >{}; What does that do? Will try it out tmrw. Report
August 14, 200818 yr Author comment_150002 drop out of school, and get a job at starbucks That's plan C. Report
August 14, 200818 yr comment_150004 without the \s it doesn't do anything, with them, it's a very efficient lossy compression scheme. Report
August 14, 200818 yr comment_150227 I think I have seen similar things before, do you have correct permissions in the /opt/BlueCat directory? I can Report
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