I have read somewhere on net that we can install LAMPP (apachefriends.org/en/xampp-linux.html) in such a way that any user can start and/or stop LAMPP server using nobody
Is is possible? Let me know how can I do it?
I want to set permissions so that starting and stopping can be made public.
I ran into big problem yesterday night.
I took out my old digital camera, and started using it without setting current date and time.
All photos clicked now have date as Jan 01, 2009
I want to change the date and time (and other EXIF image meta-data) of multiple images.
Please recommend some software which can process multiple images in single click/go.
I have 5 systems that are connected to a network switch
Desktop(1) : Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
Netbook(1) : Windows 7 Starter
Desktop(1) : Windows 7 Professional
Laptops(2) : Ubuntu 11.04
Now, I need to make a data-backup central, which store all data (from all my systems) on Desktop running Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
What I need is, how to make my Linux system show up on Windows?
I also want to map user-to-directory, so that when I log-in to my desktop using Windows, I should be asked Login Credentials, and on successful login, I should be presented on that directory, that I have permission.
I am using Movie Player (under Applications -> Sound and Video) to play dvd-video files that are copied on hard-drive.
But it's not playing properly. I have to give each .VOB file to player to play.
Is there any good software that I can get from Ubuntu Software Center, to play DVD Video files that are stored in a directory.
Player should provide me option to select directory, and it should play then.
Which keyboard short cut is there to bring up the restart / shut-down dialog?