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00:00.10eeyore-null: do you have an intel 810/815 chipset?
00:00.22eeyore-null: keep in mind the random number generator has been discontinued by Intel
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00:00.33nulleeyore: I am using Intel motherboard
00:00.49eeyore-null: and the kernel help file is inaccurate when they say that it's supposed to work on all 8xx chipsets
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00:01.11ljlaneeeyore-, did the rng suck or something?
00:01.14eeyore-null: that's insufficient.  do you have an 82802 firmware hub on your motherboard?
00:01.15jeanmieeyore- is there any program that might recognize it automatically ?
00:01.24nulleeyore: yes
00:01.52eeyore-jeanmi: the RNG hardware is embedded into an 82802 firmware hub, which has (in some incarnations) been absorbed into a northbridge, but it's not always easy to tell
00:02.19jeanmieeyore- hmmm
00:02.30jeanmieeyore- I did not understand everything but
00:02.52jeanmieeyore- I check with usbview, I can't really find any finromation that I think I should grep in Configure.help
00:03.05eeyore-jeanmi: the easiest is ... if you have an i810 / i815, you certainly have RNG.  if you have a later chip, you might not have it.  if you have a smallish chip (82802), small rectangular packaging, about 10-pin count, you have the RNG
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00:03.08paulswmjeanmi: eeyore- has got you mixed up with null, the reply's for null
00:03.10jeanmieeyore- and if I cat the device in /proc/usb I get a weird output
00:03.18eeyore-oh, wrong people :)
00:03.35paulswmeeyore-: :D
00:03.45jeanmioh :)
00:03.48eeyore-ljlane: who knows.  there's speculation that it might suck and intel wanted to avoid the fiasco.  remember VIA went through the same thing with the nehemiah core
00:04.03ketatony: this cancer is attacking linux too, anyway I don't feel as an utopist, autocertification on a skill basis can be an answerm no matter if I can play only with one cpu of a e15k virtual machine
00:04.09nullso what should I do? where can I load it, at the moment I skip both of it in discover.conf
00:04.16eeyore-ljlane: the nehemiah was supposed to include the RNG in the core, but some people discovered that it's been disabled in their CPU's, early-generation nehemiah's
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00:04.27ketatony: I'll still use debian.
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00:04.45toad_hi ppl. for the last many months, i've been using samba on sid, and it repeatedly gets into some sort of buggy state where it gets errors like tdb_reopen_all failed., and it doesn't work at all until i reinstall it. is this a known problem?
00:04.50ljlaneeeyore-, I see.
00:05.06jeanmieeyore- http://www.jane8606.com/images/cp_sxt_camcan_d.jpg
00:05.10jeanmieeyore- this is what the cam looks like
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00:05.46eeyore-jeanmi: try to load the ov511 module first :)  it's in many webcams
00:06.19jeanmiok loaded
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00:06.37eeyore-jeanmi: dmesg, see last few lines.  is there complaint from ov511 module?
00:06.43jeanmiyes
00:06.55jeanmisdb : READ CAPACITY failed.
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00:07.08eeyore-jeanmi: if there's complaint, it didn't load ... "lsmod | grep ov511", is there output?
00:07.16alteclansingdid anyone have any success of running their 536EP chipset modem (winmodem) under the 2.6 kernel? I only see drivers for 2.4.*, want to know if possible to run under 2.6?
00:07.23jeanmiit loaded
00:07.34jeanmiit is loaded
00:07.40eeyore-jeanmi: okay then, it's supported (sdb messages are for scsi, not webcam driver)
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00:07.50jeanmieeyore- alright
00:07.57eeyore-jeanmi: good luck
00:07.58jeanmieeyore- for usb-storage I guess
00:08.08jeanmieeyore- so what now ?
00:08.23eeyore-jeanmi: video4linux, maybe?
00:08.26jeanmieeyore- can I use any program that deal with webcam and the program will find it straight after ?
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00:08.38jeanmimodprobe v4l ?
00:08.54nomDoes anyone here have experience with setting up samba 3 on a active directory domain?
00:09.01eeyore-jeanmi: i'd check its homepage for FAQ's, and HOWTO's.  my cam is not here at the moment, sorry
00:09.02nomIf so, i could use some help =]
00:09.14toad_Nom: is that sid?
00:09.15jeanmiok
00:09.29Nomhuh?
00:09.34toad_samba corrupts connections.tdb or something and gets really messed up for me on sid
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00:10.07strefli3trying to remember the command that will tell me where a program is located, such as ***** xmms  /usr/bin/xmms  anyone know?
00:10.32The_Vulturedpkg -L perhaps
00:10.32dpkgii  perhaps                 3.4-4.3           ultra s3kr1t #debian package
00:11.04strefli3found it!
00:11.11eeyore-toad_: doesn't happen here
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00:11.46eeyore-toad_: you could try shutting down samba, delete its "temporary" files (*.tdb in its working directories, don't delete the user/password database :-D) and restart daemons
00:12.00rich_strefli3 whereis also try the which command
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00:12.11NomI've managed to finally get samba3 to "join" the domain properly
00:12.19Nombut it won't query the usernames from the domain now
00:12.23NomIt's rather annoying :/
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00:12.53OvrLrd-Qalright who was it that told me last night that the kernel compile wasn't goign to take that long :-(
00:12.59Nomoh
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00:13.04Nomi just realised something
00:13.20GrayThunderis there any way to tell what block size was used on a tape?  when i run tar -tvf /dev/sg0 i get an error of wrong block size.
00:13.24OvrLrd-Qit's been going for like the past 18 hours
00:13.31Nomnope, it's up
00:14.06Nom`wbinfo -u` is only returning users from the trusted domain, and not from the domain i just joined...
00:14.21rich_OvrLrd-Q It wasnt me but how many days did they say it would take?
00:14.23toad_eeyore-: last time it seemed to be grumbling precisely because these files didn't exist
00:14.45OvrLrd-Qrich_ no . . .
00:15.32OvrLrd-QIT was mwilson . . . that ass :-(
00:15.52Chromakodei hope this isnt one of those annoying once-every-15-minutes questions: but, anybody know the status for kde 3.2 packages?
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00:16.03rich_OvrLrd-Q mwilson means well I think.
00:16.09OvrLrd-Qbut I should of guessed 10 minutes was an exxageration
00:16.33OvrLrd-Qi mean . . i started it at like 2am and it's 6pm and it's still going
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00:16.51OvrLrd-Qit just now reached the net/* directory
00:17.23rich_OvrLrd-Q Thats sounds like its too long to me. What kind of processor/memory do you have?
00:17.29ljlanecaphuso, are you the zsh guy?
00:17.33OvrLrd-Qit's a lovely P-133 :)
00:18.05ljlanecaphuso, n/m
00:18.07OvrLrd-Q72MB of top quality EDO ram :-(
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00:18.16dmb062082hey
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00:18.27dmb062082how do i change the debian splash screen bg image
00:18.28mhallhello
00:18.37dmb062082the one that has the boot manager
00:18.52eeyore-OvrLrd-Q: P133 should be able to compile in 45 minutes or so
00:18.52OvrLrd-Q:-(
00:19.06rich_OvrLrd-Q Well I havent compiles a modern kernel with a plain pentium but it still sounds like its takeing a long time.
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00:19.11OvrLrd-Qmaybe I should do a make clean and switch to runlevel 1
00:19.21mhallI think you all will enjoy this link: http://www.microsoft.com/mscorp/facts/default.asp
00:19.23beta3brb
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00:19.36mhallIt's an extrememly amusing microsoft propaganda site.
00:19.37pbx06hi
00:19.41rich_OvrLrd-Q runlevel 1 in debian?
00:19.44pbx06have a college graduation test tomorow. I am wondering what is the diff btw "ln file1 file2" AND "cp file1 file2"
00:19.45eeyore-that one
00:19.54OvrLrd-Qrich_ singleuser mode right?
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00:19.57GrayThunderis there any way to tell what block size was used on a tape?  when i run tar -tvf /dev/sg0 i get an error of incorrect block size.
00:19.58mhallpbx06 graduation test? what?
00:20.01caphusopbx06: the former creates a hard link, the latter copies
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00:20.12rich_OvrLrd-Q I dont think so.
00:20.43OvrLrd-Qand runlevel 1 is used to get the system down into single user mode.
00:20.48OvrLrd-Qok the man page is wrong then
00:21.03pbx06caphuso that is exactly what the man pages says but when editing file1 has no effect on file2
00:21.09NomDoes anyone have any troubleshooting information for setting up Samba3 on an Active Directory domain?
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00:21.15caphusopbx06: when using ln or cp?
00:21.21pbx06ln
00:21.22simonrvnNom: try #samba
00:21.26caphusopbx06: and with what editor?
00:21.29rich_OvrLrd-Q You might be right I just didnt think it was that way in debian. I think your only supposed to use runlevels 2-5
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00:21.47pbx06echo "newline ">>file1
00:21.55|stefan|anyone know where i can add or remove methods from the capability list in ipopd ? it says "+OK Capability list follows:..TOP..LOGIN-DELAY 180..UIDL..STLS..USER..SASL LOGIN....." but on my other mailserver LOGIN isn't there .. and i need that =)
00:22.00jehpoxI installed sarge sources to my debian, i have 2.6.1 kernel... then i booted and ->
00:22.00jehpoxscsi0: Tagged Queuing now active for Target 0
00:22.00jehpoxINIT: PANIC: segmentition violation at 0x804a30c (code)! sleeping for 30 seconds.
00:22.05jehpoxthat is this?
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00:22.24jehpoxwith woody sources everything worked fine
00:22.30pbx06|stefan| are u using gtkpod ?
00:22.35Golum5i'm trying to upgrade from stable to testing.. why do I get "359 packaged held back"
00:22.39OvrLrd-Qalright let's start over with the make menuconfig
00:23.05|stefan|pbx06 ehmm .. no
00:23.22oigresGolum5: At what stage you get that?
00:23.40Golum5when I do: apt-get update; apt-get upgrade
00:23.51Justin_!tell Golum5 about woody->sarge
00:24.09oigresGolum5: You should do: apt-get update ; apt-get dist-upgrade ; apt-get upgrade ... :=)
00:24.22Golum5oke
00:24.23caphusopbx06: what does 'ls -i file1 file2' say?
00:24.28pbx06caphuso : ln file1 file2;echo "newLine">>file1 ;  grep newLine file2|wc -l
00:24.29simonrvnor dselect-upgrade
00:24.44Golum5it says: "bad for gnome"
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00:24.58bjronanyone know how to stop nautilus from taking over my desktop?
00:25.15pbx06caphuso : file2 is not existing befor the ln
00:25.25petemcbjron: gconf-editor /apps/nautilus/preferences
00:25.29Golum5what will happend to gnome?
00:25.35pbx06caphuso : i alway delet existing file befor
00:25.46pbx06caphuso : ln file1 file2;echo "newLine">>file1 ;
00:25.50Golum5since its bad for gnome.. and will it couse problems upgrading?
00:25.52oigresGolum5: It seems that there is some sort of inconsistency with gnome... Try forcing and go ahead!   Good luck!  If that doesn't work, try removing some gnome packages and installing them again...
00:26.00bjronpetemc: thanks
00:26.03pbx06<PROTECTED>
00:26.10Golum5oigres: ok..thx
00:26.30caphusopbx06: $ touch file1; ln file1 file2;echo "newLine">>|file1 ; grep newLine file2
00:26.31caphusonewLine
00:26.59rich_thanks everyone. bbl
00:27.06caphusopbx06: ignore the spurious | in the >>|
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00:27.25caphusopbx06: so... what does 'ls -i file1 file2 say'?
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00:27.32Stormfrogmeep, I am curious to know how to set up a user account that only has ftp access, kind of like an ftp guest account.
00:27.35pbx06the new line is only addes to the file1
00:27.51caphusoStormfrog: set his shell to /bin/false and add /bin/false to /etc/shells
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00:28.00pbx06>ls -i file1 file2
00:28.00pbx06<PROTECTED>
00:28.24caphusopbx06: those are two different files
00:28.29^NoS^DarkHydrahrmm.. I am getting an error  /dev/dsp: no such device.  Though it's plainly visible (ls -l /dev/dsp shows it fine).  Any ideas?
00:28.30pbx06yes
00:28.51Stormfrogcaphuso: so I create a "normal" user, with the exception that I add those lines?
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00:28.57caphusopbx06: are they also two different files before you run the "echo newLine >> file2"?
00:29.06pbx06caphuso : no
00:29.11simonrvn^NoS^DarkHydra: it means there's no h/w device, not that there's no /dev/dsp file
00:29.24caphusopbx06: your shell is doing weird things
00:29.30Golum5maybe I should upgrade direct to unstable for my desktop pc?
00:29.35simonrvn^NoS^DarkHydra: or it's not finding it cuz of a lack of driver (or not finding the driver)
00:29.37caphusoGolum5: no
00:29.39pbx06caphuso : ln f1 f2 is like cp f1 f2
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00:29.54mgrenonhello im having a problem with opengl, the result of glxinfo is very interesting will someone go out of there way and give me a hand?  the error i get is GLUT: Fatal Error in xracer: OpenGL GLX extension not supported by display: :0.0
00:30.07Golum5caphuso: ok.. going for testing then:)
00:30.08caphusopbx06: what filesystem are you doing that on?
00:30.23pbx06reiserfs
00:30.23OvrLrd-QI run make all to compile the kernel right?
00:30.40caphusopbx06: and what shell are you using?
00:30.45eeyore-pbx06: how do you determine that "ln f1 f2" is "like" "cp f1 f2"?
00:30.59pbx06caphuso /dev/hda10              /               reiserfs        noatime,notail
00:31.07mgrenonhello i really need help badly
00:31.13pbx06caphuso bash
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00:31.29pbx06caphuso are u student ?
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00:31.44dmb062082dizzzzzzzzam how do i change the debian image that loads up when u select your user
00:31.50eeyore-pbx06: echo "1" > f1; echo "2" > f2; cp f1 f2; cat f2; rm f1 f2; echo "1" f1; ln f1 f2; echo "foo" > f1; cat f2
00:31.51caphusopbx06: do you have any other shell installed?
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00:32.04Chromakodedmb062082: get another gdm theme
00:32.09mgrenonplease?
00:32.14dmb062082gdm theme?
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00:32.22dmb062082thats the only way?
00:32.24Chromakodemgrenon: just say your problem
00:32.27dmb062082no just replacing one image?
00:32.31mgrenonhello im having a problem with opengl, the result of glxinfo is very interesting will someone go out of there way and give me a hand?  the error i get is GLUT: Fatal Error in xracer: OpenGL GLX extension not supported by display: :0.0
00:32.35Chromakodedmb062082: you're talking about the login screen right
00:32.40dmb062082yes
00:32.41quanti get "unable to find framebuffer device when trying to startx.. what could be wrong?
00:32.43dmb062082it says debian
00:32.47dmb062082ugly tan  bg
00:32.50`Xenocidedmb062082: its a lovely system they have. if youd like better control, try filing a bug report / feature request with gnome
00:32.53mgrenonthats my problem i dont want say some things that will spam the channel
00:32.54quanthow can i fix it a mean
00:33.14The_Vulturemgrenon: and what makes you think you ought to have GLX extensions?
00:33.14Chromakodedmb062082: there are lots of good gdm themes, and some in a gdm-themes package as i recall
00:33.23eeyore-mgrenon: you don't have opengl support
00:33.25`Xenocidebluecurves works well
00:33.28dmb062082ok
00:33.32Chromakodei use industrial myself
00:33.34mgrenoneeyore-:  but i do..
00:33.35Mage_what's a good file manager which don't require gnome or kde ?
00:33.40eeyore-mgrenon: no you don't
00:33.50mgrenonI installed the nvidia and everything went well in the installation
00:33.50`Xenocidemy rommate made a gdm theme. its a robot breathing flames
00:33.56mgrenoni can load the module just fine
00:33.59caphusoMage_: zsh + GNU coreutils (or GNU file-/find-/text-utils if you're in woody)
00:34.00mgrenonand everything
00:34.03`Xenocidemgrenon: have you changed the xfree config?
00:34.04Chromakodemgrenon: did you do that last step
00:34.05pbx06caphuso i will try on an other box
00:34.11mgrenoni changed the config yes
00:34.15mgrenondriver to nvidia
00:34.19`Xenocidemgrenon: have you installed the glx half of the driver?
00:34.26eeyore-mgrenon: s/"but i do.."/"but i installed software package "foo"/
00:34.27quantif i run a test on the XF86Config file everthings fine...
00:34.27Chromakodemgrenon: you need to add glx to the top modules section too
00:34.34Mage_why rox-filer isn't in debian tree ?
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00:34.51mgrenonthe drivers are not like they used to be.. its a bash script that installs the glx and everything for you
00:34.55`Xenocidemgrenon: apt-get install nvidia-glx
00:34.56caphusoMage_: nobody packaged and uploaded it
00:35.24mgrenon`Xenocide:  Thats not going to work in unstable, i think there is something wrong with the deb
00:35.28`Xenocideheh
00:35.30pbx06eeyore- cause echo newLine >>f1 make f1 different from f2 and f2 is a hard link
00:35.32`Xenocidethats funny
00:35.36`Xenocidebecause I'm running sid
00:35.44`Xenocideusing that package
00:35.56eeyore-pbx06: maybe reiserfs doesn't do hard link
00:36.06mgrenon`Xenocide: so what do i do with this crap i have already fiddled with?  just uninstall it with the bash script?
00:36.21Chromakodemgrenon: why would you uninstall it
00:36.39mgrenonxenocide get the debian package instead of the shell script
00:36.41`Xenocidemgrenon: im not sure. i just let it stay and looked for what stuck around
00:36.42mgrenonsaid
00:36.44Chromakodemgrenon: all you need to do is plop in that package and add a the module line to your config
00:36.53`Xenocidetheres about four debian packaged you'll need
00:37.02`Xenocidenvidia-common, nvidia-kernel, nvidia-glx
00:37.09mgrenon`Xenocide:  But all of that was in the shell script
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00:37.22^NoS^DarkHydradoes anybody have a working XF86Config for a dell laptop with neomagic video card?
00:37.23`Xenocidethe one from nvidia?
00:37.27mgrenonyes
00:37.32`Xenocidethat doesn't play nicely with debian manged files?
00:37.40OvrLrd-Qyou trust nvidia to do something right?
00:37.51mgrenonyeah?
00:38.05`XenocideOvrLrd-Q: well, not to be overly harsh, but the debian maintainer of the nvidia stuff isn't always on top of things either
00:38.15OvrLrd-Qlast time I did that, I had a lovely 640x480 desktop in my WinXP machine with like 8 colors
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00:38.29quantdoes anyone here know how to help me?
00:38.32`Xenocidebut you gotta cut him some slack, he's also an ftp master
00:38.33ChromakodeOvrLrd-Q: nvidia drivers work fine
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00:38.45OvrLrd-QChromakode: umm . . no they dont
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00:38.57mgrenonChromakode:  the ones on the webpage the shell script are fine?
00:39.08Chromakodei havent used those with debian
00:39.19mgrenonwhy would they not work with debian?
00:39.19`Xenocidemgrenon: try out glxgears
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00:39.22EsbenHey is there som one who know a good guide for a pop3 mail server
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00:39.28Chromakoderight now i'm building the drivers along with kernel
00:39.33Chromakodeit works extremely well
00:39.37mgrenon`Xenocide:  It will do the same thing zracer did
00:39.51caphusomgrenon: because they overwrite files that belong to packages without diverting them
00:40.05DMJC-Li want to ssh into my box over the internet.. is that possible, i have an adsl connection with a static ip
00:40.16mgrenonive already installed the shell crap so am i screwed?
00:40.19caphusoDMJC-L: of course it is possible
00:40.29DMJC-Lnot sure howto get my addresses
00:40.39`Xenocidemgrenon: no. ive been in your situation
00:40.44caphusoDMJC-L: err, you don't know your own static IP?
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00:40.58DMJC-Li know the modem's ip..
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00:41.03mgrenon`Xenocode:  do i just compile that stuff you told me to and hope it overwrites the wreck the script made?
00:41.08DMJC-Lit assigns each computer an ip...
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00:41.15The_VultureDMJC-L: that's a router, not a modem
00:41.22DMJC-Lrouter sorry..
00:41.23cjbHi, all.  I heard that mono made it into unstable today.  What's the package name?
00:41.28DMJC-Ladsl router/modem
00:41.28jeanmiI have a webcam that supposely work with the ov511 module. But still the system says that /dev/video0 is not a device ........
00:41.29caphusoDMJC-L: you need to tell that "modem" that it needs to forward the ssh port to your machine
00:41.29`Xenocideheh, just follow the instructions in those packages, and you should have a solid system.
00:41.40The_Vulturewhat caphuso said
00:41.40`Xenocideyou get anything wierd from dmesg about nvidia?
00:41.53mgrenon`Xenocide:  Okay but im trying to say "what about the mess i have made"
00:41.54DMJC-Lbut what address should i give ssh
00:41.55mgrenonlet me check
00:41.59Carloshello all, anyone has tried to instal userlinux ?
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00:42.07OvrLrd-Qcjb: xserver-mono?
00:42.11The_VultureDMJC-L: you only have one address on the internet..
00:42.22cjbOvrLrd-Q: Uh, no.  Mono as in the .NET runtime.
00:42.26OvrLrd-Qoh
00:42.28StormfrogIf I want to create a "guest user" with ONLY ftp access, who can only upload data to the /home/guest dir. Would this command-line do that: "useradd -d /home/guest -c "just visiting" -s /bin/false guest"?
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00:42.48cavediverHi all, where can i find an apache-channel ?
00:42.50mgrenon`Xenocide:  in dmesg it loads like a charm
00:42.56The_Vulturecavediver: #apache perhaps?
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00:43.11`Xenocidemgrenon: interesting.
00:43.11cavediverThe_Vulture, doesn't exist.
00:43.16OvrLrd-Qcjb: yea it's called mono
00:43.16DMJC-Li have two computers..
00:43.20Stormfrogcavediver: sure it does
00:43.24Carlosi upgraded to debian unstable from knopix 3.3  but I cant figure out how to startx gnome instead of KDE ?
00:43.28OvrLrd-Qhttp://packages.debian.org/unstable/interpreters/mono
00:43.29DMJC-Ltwo boxes on one router
00:43.31mgrenon`Xenocide:  when i startx i dont see the nvidia logo though
00:43.36The_Vulturecavediver: you are mistaken
00:43.36cavediverYes, did a typo, sorry :)
00:43.48`Xenocidemgrenon: lets talk about that xfree config
00:43.52cavediverI thought it was strange :)
00:44.07mgrenon`Xenocide: heh okay
00:44.10`Xenocidemgrenon: please decribe the changes you made. there should be three or four
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00:44.20mgrenonremove dri and glcore
00:44.23mgrenonadd glx
00:44.28StormfrogWill this creata a user account with only ftp access: "useradd -d /home/guest -c "just visiting" -s /bin/false guest"?
00:44.32`Xenocideand?
00:44.32mgrenonthe driver is nvidia
00:44.37Stormfrog*looks desperate*
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00:45.05eeyore-Stormfrog: proftpd
00:45.26ChromakodeStormfrog: this is #debian
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00:45.46EsbenIs there some one who know a good guide for a pop3 mail server ?
00:45.49eeyore-Stormfrog: proftpd can use an (arbitrary) username / password file.  so you could make a file for that one user, put the directory somewhere safe.  jail the user to ~ directory.  read up.
00:45.54`XenocideChromakode: #debian doesn't like proftpd?
00:46.05mgrenon`Xenocide:  thats all i can think of
00:46.10bubblemysanyone know how to install a .bin file a cd
00:46.12Chromakodeis it related to debian?
00:46.18`Xenocidemgrenon: well. thats all you're supposed to need.
00:46.30mgrenon`Xenocide:  where is that xfree log at
00:46.38`Xenocide/var/log/XF*
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00:46.54`Xenocidei doubt it will have relevant details
00:46.58Carlosi upgraded to debian unstable from knopix 3.3  but I cant figure out how to startx gnome instead of KDE, can anyone help?
00:46.58bubblemysanyone know how to install a .bin file a cd
00:47.01bubblemysanyone know how to install a .bin file a cd
00:47.14bubblemyshey carlos
00:47.17`Xenocideanyways, just apt-get install nvidia-glx and see what happens.
00:47.30bubblemyswhat remove the packages for kde
00:47.31bubblemysthen
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00:47.33bubblemysdo an
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00:47.50The_Vulturebubblemys: run it like any other executable I assume.. doesn't have much to do with debian though
00:47.54mgrenonuh oh
00:47.57mgrenonlook what i found
00:48.00bubblemysapt-get gnome-core gnome-session gnome-terminal gnome-panel gnome-utils, etc
00:48.05mgrenon(EE) Failed to load module "GLcore" (module does not exist, 0)
00:48.06bubblemysetc being other packages you want
00:48.14Chromakodemgrenon: you need to remove that line
00:48.19bubblemyssorry don't forget the install in apt-get install
00:48.22Chromakodei think
00:48.24bubblemys<packages>
00:48.26mgrenon?
00:48.33mgrenoni told it not to load it
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00:48.46Chromakodeis it in Section "Module"?
00:48.57mgrenonit loaded dri too!
00:49.00bubblemysanyone know how to install a .bin file a cd
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00:49.04Carlosbubblemys, thanks. do you kow how to have the switch desktop as in RedHat ? so you can switch ?
00:49.05SnoBallHoly crap, there's a ton of users in here.
00:49.11`Xenocidedid you write to the proper file?
00:49.16cse2Is 2.6.0 supposed to read a serialata drive as sda?
00:49.16ChromakodeSnoBall: no joke
00:49.22SnoBallThankfully, I have a friend that uses Debian.
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00:49.23bubblemysnever used redhat
00:49.25bubblemyssorry
00:49.27bubblemyshey
00:49.27SnoBallBrb...
00:49.32mgrenon`Xenocide:  dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86
00:49.35SinistradSnoBall, fewer than normal.
00:49.37bubblemystalk in private window
00:49.38bubblemyswith me
00:50.16DarkShockdoes KDE 3.2 has been uploaded in unstable tree?
00:50.27ChromakodeDarkShock: not yet afaik
00:50.35mgrenon`Xenocide:  it also says this about 10,000 times Not loading .note.GNU-stack
00:50.47Chromakodemgrenon: it's a lot easier just to edit the file
00:50.59delireanyone know a good method for capturing streamed video (from URL) to disk?
00:51.02`Xenocidemgrenon: it always does that
00:51.17mgrenonim scared to edit the file but i can try i guess
00:51.24SnoBallThe only thing I've used that is Debian-related is Knoppix.
00:51.29SnoBallAnd I liked it.
00:51.48ChromakodeSnoBall: you'll find the real deal is even better :)
00:51.50mgrenon`Xenocide:  Can you help me config the file the first time i do it like you would with a geforce2?
00:51.58delirei'm using mplayer with -cache <size> option, but naturally the cache just sits in memory and no temp file is written
00:51.59mgrenonill break something :)
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00:52.27SnoBallI'll see if Debian is right for me, and then I'll put it on my wishlist.
00:52.39Chromakodemgrenon: all youll be doing is removing whole lines
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00:53.01`Xenocideits pretty easy to just go in and add # 's to the lines of relevance
00:53.03keirmy ppp periodically disconnects. On redhat, the pppoe service was smart enough to reconnect, but since I've switched to debian, it doesn't. How do I fix this?
00:54.47mgrenonby the way thanks for being really patient with me most channels would have raped me then kicked me
00:54.51eeyore-what's this with cdrecord-prodvd and license keys?
00:54.59eeyore-commercial?
00:55.08`Xenocidewhen it says "select desired x server driver" choose nvidia, the next screen is pointless so type in something like "Nvidia GeForce2," bus identifier should be blank, as should the ram setting. then theres a ton of input settings
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00:55.42usualhow can I pin experimental to apt-get
00:55.51ljlanekeir, read the pppd man page. Look at the persist option.
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00:56.07usualhey lj
00:56.09usual:)
00:56.14ljlane'lo usual
00:56.22mgrenonso i just del those load lines that are evil?
00:56.26`Xenocidemgrenon: the help button has plenty of extra info on that stuff
00:56.31`Xenocidemgrenon: comment
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00:56.53`Xenocidethe parser for x's config ignores anything with a leading #
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00:56.59mgrenonk
00:57.07razor321hi
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00:57.34mgrenonmould a wireless infrared logetic with a ps/2 converter be imps/2?
00:57.36mgrenonwould
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00:57.47peterSmgrenon: probably
00:57.50helix!test
00:57.50dpkgYes, helix, you're still online.
00:58.05Chromakode!test
00:58.05comarI try to compile potracegui... it needs some qt stuff. I've installed  libqt-mt-dev and configure still says  configure fails with checking for Qt... configure: error: Qt (>= Qt 3.0) (library qt-mt) not found.
00:58.05dpkgYes, chromakode, you're still online.
00:58.12Chromakodeoh good...
00:58.20razor321i set-up my printer by using http://localhost:631 and the test page works but it won't print anything else, what can i do, my printer is on /dev/lp0
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00:58.34peterSYes, helix, you're still online.  (I typed this *right* after you hit !test.  honest.)
00:58.47helixsometimes i feel like when i do that dpkg should say "Yes, helix, you're *still* online. sigh."
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00:59.00peterSheh, right
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00:59.11mgrenon`Xenocide: oh btw im doing this with nano where it gets to the device im confused
00:59.14kregis there an fsck that will do the deep scan such as after 31 boots?
00:59.27mgrenon`Xenocide:  on the option
00:59.29helixis this lag only on my end?
00:59.30peterSkreg: fsck -f?
00:59.31kregi don't know how to scan the system while it's mounted either
00:59.36peterShelix: seems to be
00:59.37kregarg ican't find -f in my man page
00:59.40`Xenocidemgrenon: nano -w?
00:59.46mgrenonOption          "UseFBDev"              "true"
00:59.58tragekI know that the whole idea behind debian is "release when its ready" But from past experiance, how long do you guys figure till 3.1
01:00.28kregpeterS, where did you find that tag?
01:00.44peterSkreg: ummm, I dunno, I've known it fora awhile
01:00.44kregit sounds like "force" but i don't know what it does
01:01.43kregi think my root drive has a could proglems,  i'd like to run a fsck and make sure it's ok.  but i don't know how to do that by hand.
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01:01.56kregsays can't do it while mounted
01:02.20Orhadis there a way to check multiple files' md5sums to a text file contain many sums in it ?
01:02.21mgrenon`Xenocide: will you look at the file i just made?
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01:02.28`Xenocidei guess
01:02.41tamhi all, i am trying to start courier-imap but i get this error... Starting Courier IMAP server:bind: Address already in use
01:02.45tamany ideas?
01:02.47mgrenoncan i post it in the flood?
01:02.51mgrenonis there a flood channel?
01:02.56Chromakode#flood
01:02.59`Xenocidethat might be excessive but #flood exists
01:03.14mgrenonthe reason i say that is i tried writing it as a user hehe
01:03.18mgrenoni cant save it doh
01:03.23mgrenoni think i screwed up anyways
01:03.39mgrenonshould i use xf86config
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01:04.31billytwowillyanyone know if the red hat install wizard stuff has been fully ported to debian yet?
01:04.38billytwowillyis it still as much of a pain in the arse (and ugly) to install debian as it was a year ago?
01:04.40SnoBallOk, is Debian really designed for the end user, or do you need some Linux background to install?
01:04.54ChromakodeSnoBall: a little background helps a lot
01:05.01petemc!tell billytwowilly about install
01:05.20Carloscould someone help me with my sound cards ?
01:05.27Carloscard.. only one..
01:05.27billytwowillySnoBall: That's my question too;) a year ago when I tried to install it it was fairly difficult (not as bad as gentoo though) but nowhere near as nice as mandrake.
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01:05.46billytwowillypetemc: Thank you very much. I haven't read that yet, but I'm guessing it'll be quite helpfull.
01:06.03`Xenocideim not sure how being designed for the end user is the same as needing background to install
01:06.09`Xenocideare related
01:06.09mgrenon`Xenocide: do i want addition XKB options?
01:06.19`Xenocidemgrenon: i have no idea
01:06.25mgrenondo you know what that is lol?
01:06.35`Xenocidesomething about keyboards
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01:07.10SnoBallOk, so, I should change it to something easier, like Mandrake, for example?
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01:07.25SnoBallI really want to bust out and use something different.
01:07.29perfect_strangerhello
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01:07.48SnoBallHey.
01:08.02SnoBallSo, is anyone going to answer my question.
01:08.07SnoBallAh forget it.
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01:08.16SnoBallOff to Mandrake's channel.
01:08.19`Xenocideif you want something that's user friendly you might try windows
01:08.23De_Monhow do i change the font in ATerm?
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01:08.34SnoBallI already know how to use Windows.
01:08.34Carloscould someone help me with my sound card?
01:08.43SnoBallI hack my registry every now and then.
01:08.52SnoBalland it's wearing down on me.
01:09.05`Xenocideso you want to switch to linux to learn something new
01:09.05billytwowillyis there a place that lists what all the debian names correspond to as version numbers?
01:09.07shlomilknoppix is kinda user friendly, no ?
01:09.09De_Monugh,  its like SHIFT-left-click
01:09.15De_Monor something... cant remember
01:09.19SnoBallYeah, I used that before
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01:09.30`XenocideMandrake is about as windowsy as it gets
01:09.57shlomildebian is hacker-friendly :)
01:09.59SnoBallYeah.
01:10.10SnoBallYeah, you've convinced me.
01:10.10chickeneaterhello
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01:10.12`Xenocidetry out the new installer
01:10.20`Xenocidei hear its quite good
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01:10.29SnoBallMandrake is really designed to be more towards Windows users.
01:10.30chickeneateranybody know about the NVIDIA driver?
01:10.31`Xenocideif you dont like it, post on the developer's weblog ^_^
01:10.39SnoBallNo.
01:10.45chickeneaterI am having some issues with starting the device
01:10.45grumbelchickeneater: yo
01:10.49Nicolo`what is 'experimental'? is it another development branch such as sid and sarge?
01:10.53shlomilchickeneater: know what ?
01:10.53chickeneatergrumbel: yo yo
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01:11.06chickeneatershlomil: know how to configure it properly
01:11.10shlomilchickeneater: what issues ?
01:11.14chickeneaterthis is the error I got at startx
01:11.18mgrenon`Xenocide:  ugh i cant do this xf86config is there a bug in the dpkg one
01:11.26shlomilchickeneater: i just did . today :)
01:11.30chickeneater(--) Assigning device section with no busID to primary device
01:11.30chickeneater(WW) NVIDIA: Chipset "GeForce" in Device section "Card0" isn't valid for this driver
01:11.35grumbelNicolo`: kind of, it is more unstable than unstable, but its more an add-on to unstable than a complete different branch I think
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01:11.36chickeneatershlomil: cool
01:11.56Nicolo`so how can i find deb sources of it?
01:12.03shlomilchickeneater: are you using the new 5336 ?
01:12.12`Xenocideive never had a problem editing that file. its just like you said, drop GLCore and dri, add glx and change nv to nvidia
01:12.23chickeneaterthat sounds familiar but don't know what you are talking about
01:13.10`Xenocidemaybe this would be a good time to advertise about #nvidia
01:13.10shlomilchickeneater: edit /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 and do what he said
01:13.20chickeneaterthere was a list of cards in the message above that error that contained my card (geforce 3 ti 200
01:13.21chickeneater)
01:13.21grumbelNicolo`: deb http://http.us.debian.org/debian/ ../project/experimental main contrib non-free
01:13.29chickeneaterok
01:13.32grumbelNicolo`: somewhere hidden on the debian pages
01:13.47`Xenocideexperimental is where the bad packages hide
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01:13.58grumbelNicolo`: experimental doesn't get installed by default, so you have to do "apt-get install foo/experimental" to install something from it
01:13.58petemcis there much in contrib and non-free in experimental? ive only been using main
01:14.01`Xenocideif you dont expect it to work, experimental is a good choice
01:14.14Nicolo`oh, i see
01:14.15TreatzIf anyone can tell me how to make a CSS div have wordwrap, i'll give em a cookie.
01:14.16hacimdoes anyone know how to make a UML filesystem of an existing system?
01:14.16shlomilactually, in #nvidia no1 helped, i ended up helping other ..
01:14.19grumbelNicolo`: but you should know what you are doing when toying with experimental
01:14.40Nicolo`ok, so i'm staying with unstable :)
01:14.41chickeneatershlomil: in what section? devices?
01:14.58chickeneatershlomil: I already have a load  "glx" under modules
01:15.00mgrenon`Xenocide:  omg i told dpkg to remove those and there are still there in the file..
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01:15.44`Xenocidemgrenon: just nano -w /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 the damn thing.
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01:16.30billytwowillypetemc: I'm slightly confused by that page you sent me. So in order to not have to use the crummy default debian installer (and to get auto hardware detection ala mandrake) I have to use another debian based distro like progeny and then just use debian .deb sources?
01:16.40johndois there a way to switch from a static IP to dhcp while the computer is ruinning?
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01:16.49mgrenon`Xenocide:  okay okay ill do it but what option goes on the driver?
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01:16.56billytwowillyjohndo: man ifconfif
01:17.01billytwowillyerr. ifconfig
01:17.14mgrenonDriver          "nvidia"
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01:17.20mgrenonouch sorry about the spam
01:17.23mgrenonaccident
01:17.24`Xenocidenever seen that
01:17.28`Xenocidecomment it out
01:17.36mgrenonthats the device section
01:17.46dmb062082johndo yeah
01:17.48bancusnvidia doesn't interact nicely with the framebuffer device
01:18.03dmb062082hey
01:18.03mgrenonk so im dong this # Option
01:18.03bancusIn fact, I've had problems with it just compiled into my kernel.
01:18.11dmb062082what are the good file sharing apps debian has?
01:18.12`Xenocidei thought it was just fb consoles
01:18.13hacimanyone know how to mirror an existing machine into a UML filesystem?
01:18.20dmb062082does it have klite++ ?
01:18.26bancusdmb062082, mldonkey for edonkey/emule, mutella for gnutella
01:18.32`Xenocidedirect connect
01:18.45dmb062082direct connect is good for a lot of stuff but not mp3s
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01:18.55`Xenocidebittorrent
01:19.09bancus`Xenocide, AFAIK, it's for directFB
01:19.09dmb062082bittorent is also nice for large files
01:19.11dmb062082not mp3s
01:19.19dmb062082so mldonkey?
01:19.25port80hey guys having trouble getting postfix to work with mysql. I'm getting an error saying that it cant connect to /var/run/mysqld/mysql.sock - however it exists and mysql is running - input please ?
01:19.25`Xenocidei hear gnutella is nice for music
01:19.28^NoS^DarkHydrais anybody here using a laptop with neomagic graphics?
01:19.31`Xenocideedonkey is nice for movies
01:19.36dmb062082mutella eh?
01:20.02bancusyeah
01:20.08bancusmutella is the best gnutella client ever
01:20.12bancusbut it's a CLI program
01:20.18bancusthat's it's only drawback
01:20.22bancusits
01:20.23mgrenonbrb ill try it out
01:20.25grumbelport80: permission problems maybe?
01:20.57port80grumbel, I chmod'd it 777 to test :(
01:21.31`Xenocidewhat's the command to search packages for a file, like say "tsclient-applet"?
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01:21.42De_Mon`Xenocide apt-file earch
01:21.44De_Monsearch
01:21.58De_Mon`Xenocide or, if the package is installed, dpkg -S </path/to/file>
01:22.05dmb062082hrm
01:22.10dmb062082do i need to download a gui for mutella?
01:22.11dmb062082wtf
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01:23.03Esbenwhat is a good pop3 server for debian ?
01:23.07`XenocideDe_Mon: thanks
01:23.15mgrenon`Xenocide:  hehe it didnt work the error was
01:23.15ymirEsben: netcat
01:23.29Esbenis that a mail server or a client ?
01:23.34mgrenonsomething wrong with the config file
01:24.00dmb062082CLI program
01:24.04dmb062082console interface?
01:24.08ymirOh, it cano modere. And more. At only 4.959$!
01:24.14dmb062082then how the hell do i get access to shared files?
01:24.17gukokay ... I do apt-get install kde-base it doesn't work anymore ? How do I install KDE and all the base packages in debian ?
01:24.19mgrenoncan i dcc you the config?
01:24.28hacimcan I do a dd if=/dev/hdc1 of=home_fs and then mount home_fs somewhere?
01:24.44ymirguk: apt-get install kdelibs?
01:24.45gukthat might work too ...
01:24.46guk;-)
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01:24.49troubledguk: in sarge?
01:24.54`XenocideCLI = command line interface
01:24.54gukyeah ... debian unstable
01:25.05ymirThat's Sid.
01:25.08Esbenymir; is natcat a server or a client ?
01:25.10troubledguk: try #debian-kde, debian kde insall is fucked atm
01:25.12dmb062082xeon a file sharing app thats CLI Lol
01:25.14dmb062082give me a break
01:25.16gukah :) alrighty
01:25.22dmb062082i wont waste my time with it
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01:25.23troubledguk: might be same in sid too
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01:25.25ymirtroubled: atm? heh.
01:25.35troubledymir: :)
01:25.38`Xenocidemgrenon: are you behind a firewall?
01:25.45ymirEsben: it was a joke. try courier.
01:25.47mgrenonyeah i though i had the port open
01:26.05`Xenocideappears not
01:26.11mgrenonoh that was for xchat who knows what port irssi uses
01:26.37mgrenonwell i think i know where i messed up at ill try to explain it to you
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01:27.08Esbenymir: i not that good at linux yet so dont know what for real an what is not :D Do yuo know a good guide for courier ? (Is i a pop3 server ?)
01:27.15jamesm__How do you forcibly remove a package ? it has errors that prevent it from being removed normally with apt-get remove, is there anything harsher ?
01:27.32ymirdpkg -r --force-all
01:27.38jamesm__thank you ymir
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01:27.46mgrenon`Xenocide:  The screens section
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01:28.02mgrenondevice was nvidia for monitor i put KDS (that was the identifier i put)
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01:28.14^NoS^DarkHydradoes anybody know anything about getting X 4.1 neomagic driver to update the screen properly?
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01:28.23jamesm__ymir, it still didn't remove it. any other ideas ?
01:28.38ymirjamesm__: what did it say? pastebin.com
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01:28.48Nicolo`i get the message "KDEInit could not launch KMail"
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01:29.12Nicolo`it happened after 'trying' to install the new released KDE 3.2
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01:29.26Nomargh :/
01:29.30jamesm__ymir, http://pastebin.com/38977
01:29.32ymirwhat's up with everybody and kde 3.2?
01:29.43Nomcan anyone provide some quick help with iptables? :)
01:29.56troubledNom: man iptables, that quick enough for ya? :)
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01:30.08Nomi need to NAT all incoming requests to port 8080 to port 3128, but allow localhost to access port 8080
01:30.36troubledNom: localhost connections arent usually NAT'd anyways
01:30.50troubledNom: unless you enable the kernel option for it and use it
01:31.29Nomi probably did :)
01:31.40ymirHm.
01:31.41Nomit was looping...i know that much
01:31.54michalhi.. does anyone know what can cause the telnet deamon to give this sort of error? the error doesn't seem to make sense in our situation
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01:32.03ymir$ host pastebin.com.
01:32.03ymir;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached
01:32.03michalFeb  4 11:46:27 cossa in.telnetd[13241]: warning: can't get client address: Connection reset by peer
01:32.05michalFeb  4 11:46:27 cossa in.telnetd[13241]: connect from unknown
01:32.20bztunkmichal: and why are you using telnet?
01:32.20LoRezmichal: looks like a portscan
01:32.26ymirmichal: are you starting it from inetd?
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01:32.39wethionOk, I hesitate to ask this because I haven't been watching the mailing lists for a few days, and I have like close to 1200 messages.  is there anything up with galeon?
01:32.40michalbzt: because old host access doesn't support ssh
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01:32.55Nomfunky
01:32.56Nomworked it
01:32.57Nomout
01:32.58michalymir: i thing so.. inetd is defaultt woody config right?
01:32.59bztunkmichal: hum, ok, whatever that means :D
01:33.03Nom-s ! 127.0.0.1 does the trick :P
01:33.05LoRez~tell nom about enter
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01:33.14michallorez: no.. it's an attempted telnet login.. which should work
01:33.22bztunkwethion: well i know it entered testing
01:33.30troubledNom: hers what I use to redirect port 2525 to 25: iptables -I PREROUTING -d <MYIP> -p tcp -m tcp --dport 2525 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 25
01:33.46michalthe problem has only surfaced since anti virus software (these clients are win98) was installed on these machines
01:33.52ymirmichal: well, I meant 'how do you start telnetd?'
01:33.58michalno debian woody refuses telnet connections from those hosts with this error
01:34.17wethionI'm sorry, I'm running unstable, I should have stated that.  any probs with Galeon in unstable.. thanks bztunk...
01:34.27delirehas anyone used the -dumpfile option in mplayer to successfully write a stream to disk?
01:34.29michalymir: i don't. apt-get install telnetd and whatever the default is.. and i'm fairly sure that's inetd though i have never checked
01:34.48ymirmichal: hm, well, TCP wrappers?
01:34.54barretji am trying to install kde, i do 'apt-get install kde' and i get an error about unmet dependancies, how can i fix this?
01:34.55FieldySnuts!seen  sussudio
01:34.56dpkgsussudio <Suss@sussudio.registered.freenode> was last seen on IRC in channel #debian, 8h 37m 39s ago, saying: '!tell night about wir'.
01:35.08ymirmichal: maybe you have a bogus line in there?
01:35.09LoRezmichal: uninstall the antivirus on one of them and try again, if it works, call the software vendor and bitch them out
01:35.13bztunkwethion: check the bts?
01:35.22troubledbarretj: kde in debian is borked, go to #debian-kde and ask for help and /topic
01:35.24michalthe debian machine configuration hasn't changed for a very long time
01:35.32barretjok
01:35.34barretjthanks
01:35.37troublednp
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01:36.12michaltelnet  stream  tcp nowait telnetd.telnetd /usr/sbin/tcpd /usr/sbin/in.telnetd
01:36.16michalin inted.conf
01:36.20michalinetd.conf even
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01:37.01mcgrofanyone in the netherlands right now? I need a huge favor.
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01:38.17mcgrofymir: you in the netherlands?
01:38.33ymirmcgrof: Amazingly enough, I'm not.
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01:38.37mcgrofymir: :(
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01:39.06wethionI asked dpkg about galeon and (s)he told me to add a line to the sources list for galeon 1.2.9 and mozilla 1.3.  That's where the problem is, I'm getting a conflict with mozilla 1.3 from the normal mirrors when I try and reinstall galeon.  has galeon been moved from debian proper?
01:39.34mcgrofcommmnn
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01:40.04r0b0c0dHAHHA OK HERE WE GO, NOW WE HE STARTING TO SENSE NO MAKE OUT OF OUR CLITSAX
01:40.33pacroonroger that
01:40.34`Xenocidei seem to recall galeon being moved to testing or something recently
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01:40.42wethionoddities abound.
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01:40.51r0b0c0dITS ALL ABOUT THE AOL WAREZ TRADEGIFCUNTPASTE PONYNUGGET CLITSAQ
01:40.59r0b0c0dBUTTCLITNUGGSAQ FAGJIZZREWMNUGGETKICK BUNG-G PUNK
01:41.03r0b0c0dMY DAD SAYS THAT HE LIKES TO USE AOL FOR ITS STOCK QUOTES AND SHIT BUT I LIKE TO CHAT WITH YOU PEOPLLDES AND STUFF ITS FUN AND YOU ALL DONT SUCK SO MUCH
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01:41.10sandmanHe must be from #gentoo.
01:41.15bztunkOMG its JENNERZ!!
01:41.24bztunksandman: haha :D