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<0> reh
<1> hello
<2> hola
<2> how is life ?
<2> ok, im off to bed
<2> later all
<3> later
<4> bum vas namlatila :) !
<5> hello guy
<5> guys
<6> Hi
<5> does anyone know the name of that popular linux program for voip? axis ? I can't remember it
<5> asterix=
<7> i want to setup a bind9 server. its already installed, i just need to configure it
<7> do i need to read the chroot-bind-howto
<7> or
<7> dns-howto ?
<5> Tilrak, if you need it / want it chrooted yes
<7> so, what's the dns-howto for?
<5> setting up a DNS is pretty easy if you understand how DNSs works
<5> probably for how set up a dns zone
<7> what does it mean to "finalize" a burn on a cd?
<6> Tilrak: Means u cant write to it again.
<7> how about on a cd-rw ?
<8> Can Someone Help Me
<8> ?
<7> it shoudn't make a difference, cuz, unless it changes the chemicals on the cd-rw, how can software affect that?
<6> You dont need to finalise a CD-RW...
<6> I ***ume that even if u dont finalise it... You can still over-write the CD-RW - Since it is recognised as a CD-RW. =)
<7> so....how does one write again on a regular CDR? i always thought that you could only write on those once
<6> You can use 'sessions'..
<6> If you leave the CDR 'open' aka 'not finalised', you should be able to write to it again.
<6> Each time you write to it, its a different 'session'.
<6> But you wont be able to overwrite the CDR - Only add to it.
<7> when is that IPv6 thing gonna pick up?
<7> they've been rambling about it for a while now
<9> no time soon
<9> as in the uSA its not needed
<9> we have whole companies with more public ips then whole eu countries
<7> aren't IP addresses expected to run out eventually?
<7> like by 2020 or something weird like that?
<7> i guess the price for them will start going up then
<10> whats up everyone
<6> Hi Manu__
<11> ...'
<11> still brewing
<12> can anyone help me install opera web browser
<10> which distro?
<12> fedora core 4
<10> use yum
<10> should almost do it on its own
<13> hello
<12> ok cool thanx try it
<10> with yum you can easily install alsmost all software and its all precompiled
<12> no it didn't work
<10> lw4l: http://www.fedorafaq.org/#getsoftware shoudl help
<12> no match for opera
<10> yum didn't work or it doesn't have opera?
<12> ok thanks
<12> must not have opera
<12> see i got it on disk
<10> u have i386, x86_64 or ppc?
<12> i386
<12> in a tar.gz file
<12> i unzipped it and now i got the files in my home dir
<12> but i can't exec any
<10> ok
<10> do you have a fiel which is called INSTALL
<10> *file
<12> no
<10> which files do you have?
<12> i got plug in skins ,bin lib
<10> it would be in bin
<12> local and share
<12> yeah i opened that file but when i get to the next screen
<12> and i click on it nothing happens
<10> ok, u mind downloading it again?
<10> ill get u a really ez way to install it
<12> ok hold on
<10> http://www.opera.com/download/?platform=linux and chose fedora then fedora core 4 and make sure the Download this package in Tar.gz format is NOT checked
<10> then click download opera now
<12> ok got it
<12> save it?
<10> yhea
<10> and it should be something.rpm
<12> yup
<10> k
<10> save that
<10> and thats what ull use to install
<12> ok now open with what
<10> now go in a terminal
<10> log in as root
<10> and type rpm -i <nameofthefile>
<10> without the <>
<12> ok
<12> i don't think it's a exec file it's in read
<12> red
<10> its not going to execute
<10> its going to install opera to your system
<10> rpm stands for red-hat package manager
<12> it doesn't install either
<10> does it give an error when u typed rpm -i ...
<12> brings me back to #
<10> ok that means it installed it
<10> u can now unlog in as root
<10> and type something like opera
<12> oh damn ok sorry man
<10> so it works?
<12> yeah
<12> my bad
<10> k, good
<12> thanks bro
<10> no problem, glad to be helpfull
<14> how to get hostname of current machine?
<15> cat /proc/version'
<15> ;)
<16> hostname
<15> oh
<14> ty
<17> ayaw tqn escian ah....
<18> morning
<19> someone's here?
<18> yea
<18> no pm please
<18> ask here
<19> please
<19> man
<19> hear me out
<18> what's yr problem
<19> it's not for the main, dude
<18> hmm
<18> ok
<20> uhm
<20> its always for the main
<20> just ask it
<20> unless youre trying to hack into someones box
<20> then thats wrong
<9> johnyquers: we're always here
<12> does anyone know how to remove apps on fedora core 4
<12> without doing it one by one
<20> use yast
<20> i think it uses yast
<20> select the stuff you want to remove
<12> some of these things i don't need like calander
<20> then unistall
<20> uhm
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