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Martin Hope
Sam
Asked: 2012-07-15 01:31:19 +0800 CST
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Well, I have a canon PowerShot A3100 IS, and I have some problems while importing videos. When I try to copy them, it simply doesn't work, and when I try to import them, it starts buging, and the system doesn't respond anymore.

Does anyone know a better software for importing videos/pictures from a camera, or do I need to install a driver ?

Thanks.

mount
Martin Hope
Sam
Asked: 2012-06-23 00:51:28 +0800 CST
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I first gonna explain the situation:

I have a Laptop which is connected to a wifi connection, and a Desktop which can not be connected to Internet (the modem is too far from it), and i want to install some software on the last one. (The two PCs are running Ubuntu 12.04, and are connected with an Ethernet cable)

I've already searched for a solution, but all I've found was the use of some softwares that should have been already installed on the "Internet-less PC". ( Keryx, APTonCD ... )

What I want to do is to create a mirror in my laptop which contain the packages i have in this one ( situated in /var/cache/apt/archive ) and i don't want to download all the packages from the official repository, I actually don't need them.

Can someone tell me if it is possible to do that ?

Thanks,

installation
Martin Hope
Sam
Asked: 2012-06-20 11:31:56 +0800 CST
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I wondered if i could share folders between two ubuntu machines, even if one of them doesn't have Internet connection.

In fact, i searched all day long for a way to do that, but all i found is that i should install SAMBA or openssh, but i actually can't cause as i said, i don't have Internet on one of the two PCs.

First i tried to find a way to share the Internet connection, but i was told that it wasn't possible while i didn't have two network cards in the PC that was connected to the Internet.

I would be grateful if someone could give me an answer.

shared-folders
Martin Hope
Sam
Asked: 2012-06-15 10:00:51 +0800 CST
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So as said in the title, i want to find a way download my emails on my pc and save them in a file. ( so then i could use linux text manipulation commands on them to do some filtering )

i'v found "mutt" a text-based e-mail client, and configured it to log into my GMail inbox. But first, it seems like it doesn't get all my emails. And then, I didn't find a way to save the emails i get in a file.

So if anyone knows any way of doing it, please make me know.

files
Martin Hope
Sam
Asked: 2012-06-04 04:41:32 +0800 CST
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i need some help for a very siple script, i don't get were the fault is. The script :

#!/bin/bash

declare -i s
declare -i m
declare -i h

if [ "$3" < 50 ]; then s=$3+10  m=$2  h=$1
        else if ["$2" < 50 ];
                then s=$3-50  m=$2+1  h=$1
                    else s=$1-50  m=$2-50  h=$1+1 fi 
fi 

echo "$h:$m:$s"

The script add 10sc to the time we've entered.

I get this error message : "sub_change_dirrect: line 14: syntax error: unexpected end of file"

bash