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<0> do you know how to change the usmk
<0> |?
<1> Not at all.
<0> oh
<1> http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=umask&btnG=Google+Search
<1> asdfa: no, we cannot talk in private, and it's considered rude just PM'ing people you don't know.
<1> Check the Google link.
<2> my xray?
<0> yeah i am checkin
<2> where's you get my xray?
<2> dum3: say something.
<1> jblack: he's an 1337 hax0r, y'know.
<3> jblack: your x-ray of the tumor
<2> Emperor Norton is da bomb.
<0> here is not any link to change the usmaks
<0> umask**
<3> jblack: http://www.kuznetsov.uklinux.net/gallery-6-debian_cranium.php
<1> asdfa: tough luck. Then I don't know what you're looking for.
<2> cute.
<3> hehehe
<2> I was starting to think I had put an xray up on my gallery.
<0> :(
<0> some body can help me plz
<4> mr jblack
<4> asdfa, ask
<2> pablo: No, you can't have ops. Sorry.
<4> lol
<3> asdfa: did you google for an answer ?
<4> i haven't ask you,
<0> how to change the default umask
<1> jblack: Actually first read about him in a Lucky Luke album (and who says comics can't be educational), and read up on him. A great man.
<0> no
<2> the_ruthless: Yeah. He's awesome. I'm going to blog about him.
<0> i wana change the default umask to permenat umask
<1> jblack: give me the link, okay? :D
<3> asdfa: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umask
<0> the default umask is 0022
<5> hahahaha
<5> http://www.kuznetsov.uklinux.net/gallery-6-daemon-vs-tux.php
<3> asdfa: http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/content/submitted/umask_permissions.html
<5> nice picture
<6> anyone here using Dapper?
<3> hail Dapper
<0> yarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
<0> some body can help me plz
<1> asdfa: you've gotten links.
<0> i wana change my umask permenat
<0> but its temprary
<0> i visted the links
<0> but its not my answer
<0> can you tell me plz
<0> some body can help me to do that
<1> asdfa: if anyone knew, they'd perhaps tell you.
<0> k
<0> thanks
<0> thanks for having time for me
<0> :)
<0> have a good day
<1> Enjoy.
<0> but here is early moring 3:47 am
<0> :D
<0> ok ciao
<6> anyone here using Dapper?
<3> Hail The Great Dapper
<3> Main screen turn on
<6> Al-Ashtar: you Muslims are all the same :P
<3> It's you !!
<3> How are you gentlemen !!
<3> All your base are belong to us
<7> zoe, i do
<6> fearphage: how you like it?
<3> Kernel: 2.6.15-26-686 | Hostname: Ubuntu | Uptime: 12 Hrs | CPU: Intel(R) Pentium(R) M processor 1.60GHz | Cache: 2048 KB | Bogomips: 1198.04 | RAM: 993 MB | Graka: Intel Corporation 82852/855GM Integrated Graphics Device (rev 02) | Resolution: 1024x768 | NIC: Intel Corporation 82801DB PRO/100 VE (MOB) Ethernet Controller (rev 83)
<8> up 51 days, 22:13
<3> p3nguin: this is a laptop :/ I can't keep it up all the time
<8> I had over two months uptime on my laptop before.
<3> @@
<8> That was when I didn't have to take it anywhere.
<3> when I go to sleep, I turn it off
<1> I leave my computers on. Always.
<1> Unless I sleep in the same room.
<8> Good thing a laptop can be moved to the other room.
<1> Good thing big houses has many rooms.
<9> anone
<9> [root@localhost sysconfig]# service iptables start
<9> Applying iptables firewall rules: iptables-restore: line 2 failed
<9> [FAILED]
<9> [root@localhost sysconfig]#
<9> howto fix it?
<10> hey does anyone know where to find drivers for a sata controller for debian 3.1?
<1> WhiteDemon^: isn't Debian 3.1 a little old?
<11> oh debian.org?
<9> Anyone here?
<1> Oh, sorry. v3.1 is obviously the latest.
<9> I paste my iptables on http://pastebin.ca/114156
<9> anyoneeee?
<11> hold your horses
<11> at least let me read it impatient one
<9> suree Cancel .
<11> well if you are not root from su - iptables may not be in your path
<8> Try decreasing the repeat threshold on your keyboard. It appears your letters are duplicating due to sticking keys.
<9> Hm..
<9> Cancel, so i login from root and start from ther?
<11> thun: are you actually forwarding to another host for those ports if you were you'd use dnat
<8> No need to log in as root. Log in as your normal user and then su to root.
<11> not just su but su-
<9> Cancel, actually i change iptables in /etc/sysconfig/iptables and change all.
<9> i am on su -
<11> well whats in etc/sysconfig/iptables is not the same as the kind of rules you post
<11> that file there is like if you did iptables -L
<11> so I hope you backed the original up
<9> Cancel, ok i will back it to the orignal.
<11> that file is like this
<11> :OUTPUT DROP [3:732]
<11> -A INPUT -s 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0 -i eth0 -j ACCEPT
<11> not like what you posted
<11> what iptables-save generates is not like your bash script
<11> but I dont like your rules
<11> for some good nat/masq examples see my ite
<11> http://cancel.kicks-***.net/public/guest/howto/iptables
<11> read the iptablesnat.txt file
<11> run the actual file
<9> Cancel, i put vi script.sh and paste all iptable there. and then i try to run it like ./script.sh and it works. then i go to /etc/sysconfig/iptables and change there all.
<11> as iptables-restore will not read it
<11> thun: /etc/sysconfig/iptables is a file generated by iptables-save
<11> stop messing with it
<11> stop trying to edit it
<11> stop overwriting it
<9> ok.
<9> Cancel, howwe know our iptable is working or not.
<11> for starters stop messing with thatfile
<11> its not for you to use
<11> its for the iptables-restore program to read
<11> second
<11> run the file thathas your rule
<11> and then you knwo if its working
<11> when its woorkign you do an iptables -save
<11> and it writes the restore file to /etc/sysconfig/iptables
<9> ok
<11> so take a look at the url I gave you
<11> adjust your rules
<11> then get back to me
<9> ok
<11> i take it you want to use your nix as a router/gateway/firewall
<8> Cancel: iptables-restore can directly parse the output of iptables-save right?
<9> yes yes Cancel
<9> [root@localhost squid]# service iptables save
<9> Saving firewall rules to /etc/sysconfig/iptables: [ OK ]
<9> Flushing firewall rules: [ OK ]
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