Re: Weird pwAdmin/Vbox error
restart the server it sounds somewhat like the incredibly rare kernel panic happened (possibly)
other then that chmod 777 -R /PWServer (not exactly the safest thing to do but...) to see if pwAdmin behaves
Re: Weird pwAdmin/Vbox error
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Originally Posted by
das7002
restart the server it sounds somewhat like the incredibly rare kernel panic happened (possibly)
other then that chmod 777 -R /PWServer (not exactly the safest thing to do but...) to see if pwAdmin behaves
Well completely restarted everything same problem also whats the command line for chmod i used chmod 777 -R /PWServer and nothin happened im assuming i failed with the command line
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root@Khaos:~#chmod -R /PWServer
chmod: missing operand after '/PWServer'
currently reading into https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions to get a better understanding of chmod
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root@Khaos:~#chmod 777 -R / PWServer
chmod:changing permissions of '/proc/random number/random file names': operation not permitted
chmod:can not access 'PWServer' : no such file or directory
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Not Completely sure what i did but now MySQL doesn't start world-writable config file 'opt/lampp/etc/my.cnf' is ignored XAMPP: Couldnt start MySQL
Re: Weird pwAdmin/Vbox error
Looks like you fcked up your virtual machine (dunno how). You need to do a new one...
Re: Weird pwAdmin/Vbox error
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Originally Posted by
Romulan
Looks like you fcked up your virtual machine (dunno how). You need to do a new one...
yea i don't either i am currently redoing everything thanks for the help anyways guys
Re: Weird pwAdmin/Vbox error
btw the error i got in vbox was vbox going into guru meditation? i got it again but it didn't have the same effect on pwAdmin as last time it seems to happen when i get close to using all my memory but everything is working fine again
Re: Weird pwAdmin/Vbox error
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Originally Posted by
AcidRayne
seems to happen when i get close to using all my memory
On the host machine? Virtualbox does that to prevent starving the host of RAM, if it can't hold the RAM dedicated to it the virtual machine is paused and will resume if RAM becomes available again. Virtualbox doesn't care what the guest does with RAM though.