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<0> when it touches my body
<0> I start scratching the place
<0> but I play soccer/football on it all the time
<1> Can i configure Squid in such a way it will process web pages (and p*** them to clients) but will reject downloads (ftp/http) ?
<0> weren't you answered about that already ? to make all your lan connections go through a proxy server and configure the proxy to reject downloads ?
<0> Jul 03 21:50:28 <causality> eliran: set up your network so that the only way to get out to the Internet is through a proxy, and have strict controls on what will and will not p*** through that proxy
<0> guys I get this local mail
<0> Subject: Anacron job 'cron.daily' on Ubuntu
<0> /etc/cron.daily/man-db:
<0> mandb: warning: /usr/share/man/man1/gsmsiectl.1 is a dangling symlink
<0> is this something serious
<0> ?
<2> Morning, everone.
<0> morning the_ruthless
<2> How's things, Al-Ashtar?
<0> my bones hurt
<2> And why is that?
<0> because I slept too much
<0> on one side of my body
<2> I slept for four hours. It was good.
<0> 4 hours !
<0> wait
<0> I slept for 6
<2> Sleeping is dangerous.
<0> that must be why I'm in pain
<2> Yeah, you should stop sleeping.
<0> sleeping is the next best thing after having superman's vision
<2> I'd prefer listening to music, eating, messing around with computers and having *** before the having The Al-Ashtar Superman Vision Thing[tm] part.
<0> you're missing alot
<2> So you'd rather see your secretary's panties rather than have ***?
<0> hmm
<0> ok it's the third best thing after *** and having superman's vision
<2> Thank you.
<2> I was wondering... What other distros than Ubuntu have you tried?
<0> redhat, rhel, debian, dsl
<2> "dsl"?
<0> damn small linux
<2> Oh. How was it?
<3> hello the_ruthless
<0> it's ok I guess
<2> Hello, pmo.
<3> whats up?
<0> you can install it on a key chain usb memory stick hehehe
<3> its neat :)
<2> pmo: not much, got out of bed not too long ago, reading about Slackware, Gentoo and Debian on the Wikipedia. And you?
<2> Al-Ashtar: how much space does it need? What are its features?
<1> Al-Ashtar : So it's a Yes on Squid capability to do this ? (Serv web pages & block all downloads) ?
<3> setting up linux, and chilling :)
<2> So far, Gentoo looks really interesting.
<0> eliran: I think so
<3> playing with ubuntu, it kinda suprised me
<2> I got the feeling it will be my main distro when I eventually get some up-to-date hardware.
<0> the_ruthless: it's debian based I think
<1> Ok, I'll check deeper into the Squid docs. Just needed a point at the right direction. Thanks.
<2> How did it surprise you, pmo?
<3> its a quite alright distro
<0> the_ruthless: before you choose gentoo talk to a professional at linux distros
<3> but i still gotta remove gnome, and install fluxbox :/
<0> I mean someone with lots of linux knowledge
<3> well gentoo aint that hard to use today
<2> Al-Ashtar: how come?
<2> Yesterday I talked about why my Gentoo installation came to an end. I now know what I could've done to continue past that point.
<0> I've heard that it's not good
<2> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gentoo_Linux
<2> The main thing about Gentoo, as far as I see, is that the package system downloads source and not finished binaries, so there will be "a lot" of compiling to do.
<2> Not entirely true, as bigger packages comes also pre-compiled.
<2> Like OpenOffice and KDE.
<4> hey guys
<2> And as the system is based on the fact that you configure compile settings, it will all be optimized for you and your specific hardware.
<2> Hey, plasmoduck.
<2> The other main thing is that it will have newer packages than Debian would.
<4> Talking about Gentoo are we?
<2> Mmmyes.
<2> As Al-Ashtar had heard "it's not good".
<4> the_ruthless, you can just add backports to /etc/apt/sources.list for updated packages
<2> In the Debian, that is?
<4> yes
<4> #backports
<4> #deb http://www.backports.org/debian/ sarge-backports main
<4> like that
<2> Interesting.
<4> but uncomment it
<2> It doesn't matter much right now, anyway.
<2> I'm happy with the packages on my Debian. :)
<4> Gentoo is pretty nice
<4> Okay
<2> But yeah, Gentoo looks THE nicest.
<4> looks?
<4> define 'looks nice'
<5> plasmoduck, nothing looks nice for low internet connection
<2> As in it looks the most likely to be the perfect future distro of choice for me.
<4> the_ruthless, what are you talking about? the framebuffer or Xorg or what?
<4> You can make Debian look the same
<2> The whole thing. The features, the attitude.
<2> I'm not talking about what the desktop looks like.
<4> NetBSD, ftw!
<2> Heh. :)
<2> What's the differences between Linux and BSD?
<2> The main, big differences.
<6> the_ruthless, look it up =)
<2> pablo: perhaps I will. Gonna read a little about Debian first, though. :)
<2> Wikipedia, yay! :D
<6> i love debian in my personal oppinion been using it since 1994
<6> *1993
<4> the_ruthless, it's like comparing a car to a moterbike
<4> it's just stupid
<2> Ah-okay.
<2> What are the main uses for BSD, then?
<4> the_ruthless, what ever your heart desires...
<4> BSD is closer to true Unix
<0> what do I need to play .WMV streaming
<7> i always have hardware support problems with bsd
<4> the Linux kernel was developed from Unix
<4> VomiTron, what hardware?
<2> plasmoduck: so, it's just different, but can still do "everything", the same way every other modern OS can?
<7> well it doesn't like my nvidia graphics card
<7> actually the last time i tried to install freebsd the setup kept saying it couldn't see any of my drives
<4> not the same way
<4> but it can do the same stuff
<8> plasmoduck, where i can dl the BSD kernel?
<4> BSD is more secure then Linux
<4> imho
<9> not at all
<9> there are SOME default installs of BSD that are more secure than SOME default installs of linux
<9> but you can take OpenBSD and totally open it up
<4> Unix is for the security aware, VMS is for the paranoid
<9> and you can take linux and lock it down
<9> <g>
<0> what do I need to play .wma streaming
<4> Im talking about NetBSD
<8> i want build my own BSD
<4> for one, OpenSSH Server isn't running by default, also, you have to edit the hosts allow file
<3> Al-Ashtar, xmms-wma
<4> slicers_, good luck ;)
<9> as i said, in default configurations, some BSDs are more secure than linx
<9> but they can all be opened up
<9> and linux can be locked down
<4> BSD is closer to Unix
<8> plasmoduck, so can you give me a link of main BSD kernel?
<4> what kernel?
<2> slicers_: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bsd
<2> Go figure. :)
<4> slicers_, go there and email him http://kerneltrap.org/node/5294
<4> you can work on it with him ;)
<10> mandriva is FreeBSD
<7> uhh
<10> you're wrong VomiTron!
<2> frustum: oh, really?
<2> I've missed you. :D
<10> the_ruthless, so are you
<7> i'd always heard it refered to as mandriva LINUX
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