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<0> k
<0> any good place to find themes?
<1> go to http://art.gnome.org or http://gnome-look.org
<0> thank you
<2> uuuh, what STRAIGHT guy smokes virginia slims ... seriously
<0> hello i have some problems again
<0> i cant install emacs, i get this error message:
<0> error: Failed dependencies:
<0> emacs-common = 21.4-5 is needed by emacs-21.4-5.i386
<0> fonts-xorg-75dpi is needed by emacs-21.4-5.i386
<0> anyone got an idea?
<0> no one? :/
<3> beddy byes, later all.
<4> nite
<5> hi all
<5> regards from argentina
<6> hello
<1> aloha
<7> hey guys i have a visual basic win32 application, that i need to run my linux box im on.
<7> Is it possible without X11?
<6> tnal: yes, use an ssh session
<6> is the application GUI?
<6> is the app a GUI I mean
<8> simmy: Your bot doesn't automatically reconnect? I didn't realize the network was down. It's back up again.
<7> well there application has 2 versions the GUI and the non mcf version or something.
<6> are you trying to run the win32 app using the linux operating system?
<7> i want to run the win32 app on my linux box yes
<7> even if i cant see what the program displays its fine as long as it runs.
<6> tnal: either use Wine, port the app to Linux, or see if there is an equivalent native Linux app that does the same thing
<9> tnat you might consider mono
<7> ive heared about wine, whats mono?
<6> or use a virtual machine
<9> its a open source implentation of .NET
<7> do they have a site?
<9> you can run your VB/C# with mono
<10> Mono is short for 'mononucleosis,' an acute disease of usually about 3 weeks duration that causes lethargy, malaise, and swollen lymph glands. It's caused by the Epstein-Barre virus and is communicable by kissing.
<9> http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page
<9> i am compiling wine, why it takes so long
<10> stderr: sounds like you're compiling Whine, not Wine.
<11> Hey everyone, I'm having trouble compiling TCL, when I run ./configure I hit this error: hecking system version (for dynamic loading)... ./configure: line 13583: synta error near unexpected token `)'
<11> ./configure: line 13583: ` OSF*)'
<9> haha
<10> ThundrCat: looks like a typo.
<10> Is this an official release, or a snapshot?
<11> official
<10> Hrm. Have you dug through the bug reports?
<11> nope
<12> tnal, yes, i run vb6 on Wine http://www.zsuatt.org/~phoo/snapshot/snapshot10.png
<12> i didnt run installer to make it works, i did copy it files one by one
<8> Isn't /etc/hosts supposed to override the DNS server's record?
<13> i'm setting up a dialup server. i did all the instructions in the "Pocket ISP" Howto but i cant get it to work. /var/log/messages says "data dev=ttyS0, pid=9642, caller='none', conn='31200/V44', name='', cmd='/usr/sbin/pppd', user='/AutoPPP/'
<13> cannot execute '/usr/sbin/pppd': Permission denied
<10> zcionn: are you running these commands as root?
<14> hmm - doesnt slackware boot/install from cd?
<8> Sure does.
<14> pheww
<14> just reading all this 'you need boot/root disks' etc - had me worried for a second
<8> Both install CDs 1 & 2 are bootable.
<14> thats good to know - and I take it I dont really need cd 3 & 4 unless I want all the source stuffs?
<8> Correct. They are only sources.
<14> shweet
<14> almost trashed these iso's since I dont have 3.5" on the lappy
<14> heh
<14> thought Id give the new 10.2 a try for a change
<8> I haven't had any troubles from 10.2 yet. I installed it shortly after the release of it, but promptly built my own kernel.
<14> nod
<8> I have to have bigmem support and the vanilla kernel doesn't have that.
<14> hmm - bigmem, how much are you talking
<8> I have 2G.
<14> I may have to do similar
<14> ah thats ok then, only 768M here
<8> The stock kernel only supports 896M.
<14> even better
<14> :) cool thanks p3nguin
<14> well - time to burn these iso's then I guess *grin*
<8> :b
<8> Why would someone try to break into the church's mail/www server?
<14> cause they are lame?
<14> heh
<8> I'm reading over security run output for the box and someone has been dictionary brute forcing the sshd for days.
<14> its _popeye_ !
<14> thats just totally lame
<14> (imo)
<8> Yeah, that's what I'm thinking.
<14> and trying to brute sshd at that - sheesh
<14> hope everyone is using very secure p***words
<6> hello
<15> <14> its _popeye_ !
<14> hiya Isaac-Lew
<15> <14> thats just totally lame
<6> are they using a botnet?
<14> _popeye_: lol, not you man, someone trying to brute chuch's server
<8> There are only a few users on the box with a login shell. That's where they are making the mistake. :)
<15> Ahhh
<14> s/churches/the churchs/
<14> or 'a'
<8> Isaac-Lew: No, the attempts are only coming from less than a handful of IP addresses.
<14> still just waking up
<14> p3nguin: perhaps some anti-religion person who thinks it would be 'cool' to compromise a churches web and deface it etc
<8> At least they are hitting common daemon names... unfortunately for them names like postfix and clamav also don't have login shells or p***words.
<14> lol
<14> decinately sounds like some script kiddie then if they dont realise that
<14> (that just reminded me I needed to blow away a testuser account I created)
<14> heh
<8> I saw "testuser" on there several times.
<14> nah - not from here
<14> :)
<8> Hmm? The log had "Failed p***word for illegal user testuser" many times.
<14> Im also rather locked down from the outside
<14> yeah 'testuser' is a commonly used testing name ive noticed, like tester, testing and so on
<8> I saw those too.
<14> nod
<8> Now they are hitting the ftpd, but that's wrapped, so they gave up quickly.
<14> lol
<14> oh Isaac-Lew - did you find that screenshell script of any use?
<14> I know its not overly portable in my usage of awk (but that can esily be fixed)
<6> Calidan: not yet, but I'm going to forward it to my co-worker
<14> nod
<14> I hope you can get some use from it
<6> thanks for the script
<14> Isaac-Lew: my pleasure - didnt really expect anyone to be interested in that type of thing :) only wrote it to satisfy my own curious ideas
<14> I dont even use it as a 'login' shell on this account - since its a nice way to handle screens just from the console
<8> If I wanted to find "string of text" in a file that I know is under /etc I would use grep -r to grep all files looking for that string, right?
<8> How would I go about recursively grepping for this: [\u@\h \w]\$
<14> hmm - your first Q - yeah I believe so .. not sure about the 2nd part though (not up on weather grep will convert user/host/etc)
<8> Since I need to find \ in the string do I need to escape each one with a \? THat would make it \[\\u\@\\h\ \\w\]\\\$
<6> grep -r '[\u@\h \w]\$'
<8> How messy!
<8> I tried that and it still found 6.3 million results.
<6> seems to work ok for me
<6> maybe try double quotes?
<16> Hi everyone...I'm a linux newb, so I'll probably be asking some rather "silly" questions...apologies before hand
<16> what's the console command for copying a file from one location to another?
<6> goliath_cobalt: do you want to copy the file, or move it?
<14> cp
<8> Single quotes produced 4680 results, double quotes produced 4944 results.
<16> copy, but how do you move too?
<14> if wont more directories though, youd need cp -r for that
<6> copy is cp, move is mv
<6> later all
<8> DNAT
<8> This target is only valid in the nat table, in the PREROUTING and OUTPUT chains, and user-
<8> defined chains which are only called from those chains. It specifies that the destination
<8> address of the packet should be modified (and all future packets in this connection will
<8> also be mangled), and rules should cease being examined. It takes one type of option:
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