I want to stop being able to access the internet during my working day. Is there any tool that I can use to disable internet connectivity for a specified period of time? I'm using Ubuntu 10.04
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You can disable your network interfaces typing "ifconfig" at the command line will print all of your network interfaces. you can bring down an interface like this
where eth0 is the network interface you are disconnecting, such as your wireless or wired Ethernet. when you are ready to use it again just bring it back up.
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Is this computer a home computer or your work computer? Also is there any other users on the network with you? | |||||||
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I use LeechBlock for Firefox at work. Block your biggest time wasters and you'll soon get back to work. You can still access the rest of the web to do work-related searches (say), so you don't look like a complete nutter to your colleagues if they are at your screen. | |||
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From OMG!Ubuntu!
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I just unplug the network cable when i'm not using the internet. This won't work for wireless connections, but i would reccommend using it if you have a wired connection (probably in addition to software disable). | |||
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