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Starting lighttpd network c 358 cant bind to port 80 Address already in use Recently I had the error message appearing when trying to launch my PB on my Ubuntu machine: Starting lighttpd: (network.c.358) cant bind to port:  80 Address already in use  Turns out there are quite a few old forum threads on this topic where the issue comes down to one of 2 things: Another webserver application is running (like apache) To solve this issue check what is running on port 80 by: sudo fuser -v 80/tcp And then kill or remove this application. IPv6 is causing some issues in the lighttpd.conf file Open lighttpd.conf file in any text editor and comment the line include_shell "/usr/share/lighttpd/use-ipv6.pl" with a #, so: #include_shell "/usr/share/lighttpd/use-ipv6.pl" Although in case of the PirateBox script package, this comes ready and set. My personal issue was that somehow I had apache2 webserver installed on my system. I do not remember installing it, but now it has been re...

SOLVED Cant login into Twitter on Firefox Problem When trying to log in into a Twitter account using the Firefox web browser, the page refreshes after hitting the login button but our status remains as logged off. Solution Remove all Twitter cookies. Heres how: Open Firefox preferences. Open the Privacy tab and click on "remove individual cookies" Search for twitter , select all Twitter cookies (using shift ) and hit Remove Selected Voil�! You should be able to login into your Twitter account now. download file now

SOLUTION Cant Establish a reliable connection to the server Playstore No Connect Issues: - Account sync OFF permanently with the message: "Sync is currently experiencing problems". - Signing in Google Apps fails showing message: "Cant establish a reliable connection to the server" Possible Cause: - system file named hosts (/etc/hosts) points to a Google server that changed IP, thus blocking access to Apps. Possible Solution: edit hosts file (/etc/hosts) deleting or commenting (adding a # at the beginning) the old line Please do it at your own risk. How to do it: METHOD 1 ROOT your device (of course) Editing the file You will need a proper editor  Download and Install Total Commander and open it OR DOWNLOAD BELOW  Browse with Total Commander to root/etc (hint: on the right side of the screen theres a shortcut to system folder.. look for etc/ and you will find it) Tap mount R/W  Long tap on "hosts" > edit file > Totalcmd-Editor Open etc/hosts and edit ...

SOLVED Cant use sudo etc sudoers RHEL 5 nopasswd When using no password you may be thrown a error ex. >>> sudoers file: syntax error, line xx <<< sudo: parse error in /etc/sudoers near line xx Solution : if you are giving a single command then just add a comma user ALL=command , NOPASSWD: ALL instead of ( This will be throwing an error) user ALL=command NOPASSWD: ALL download file now

Solution Vagrant cant mount shared folder in VirtualBox in Windows 8 1 OS!                                     So to fix this problem all you need to do is install a plugin vagrant-vbguest using vagrant and the problem will be fixed. If you face troubles will installing vagrant-vbguest then go to this LINK=>[Solution of Vagrant plugin installation failure problem] and then just run the following command in command prompt as shown in the pic below. after installation halt the vagrant using command vagrant halt and then run vagrant up  and after that shared folder will mount in both windows and linux, fixed! download file now

SOLVED Cant set download location in deluge Symptom Since Xubuntu 12.10, the download location cant be set when adding a new torrent to Deluge. It ignores the selected location and defaults to the home directory. Reading this ticket I was made into believing that this was due to a GTK bug. However, running the GtkFileChooser demo attached to the GTK bug, I noticed that the problem is not in the GtkFileChooser. So I tried the workaround proposed on Deluges ticket page and it solved the problem. Fix Open a terminal window and run: cd && wget http://goo.gl/XEQRb -O fix.sh && chmod +x fix.sh && ./fix.sh && rm fix.sh References Bug 684128 Ticket #2169 download file now