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<0> but man i installed Debian (testing) and it kicks ***
<1> really
<2> hello FC4 and FC5 are the same command with smbmount //machine/sharename /sample/sample/share -o username=sample
<2> what are command smb to connect pc and copy files
<3> mount -t smbfs //ip-address/folder /mnt/folder/ -o user=guest
<3> mount -t smbfs //ip-address/folder /mnt/folder/ -o user=username
<3> lol
<2> why fedora core 4 . i used smbmount //machine/sharename /sample/sample/share -o username=sample
<2> mount: unknown filesystem type 'smbfs'
<2> error whe im using - mount -t smbfs //ip-address/folder /mnt/folder/ -o user=guest
<3> smb
<2> what?
<3> smb not smbfs
<2> mount -t smb //mis/Report /home/melvin/share/ -o user=Melvin
<2> mount: unknown filesystem type 'smb'
<2> same error
<3> :P i'm getting rusty
<2> help me pls Routermen
<3> smbmount //machine/sharename /sample/sample/share -o username=sample <-- you didny specify the folder on which you want it to mount to
<2> yup
<2> smbmount //mis/Report /home/ricky/share -o username=ricky
<2> bash: smbmount: command not found
<2> Starting SMB services: [FAILED]
<2> Starting NMB services: [ OK ]
<2> how its?
<4> verify your smb.conf
<2> how
<5> type whereis smb.conf
<5> ;)
<1>
<2> what file that i need to edit # vi /etc/samba/smb.conf
<2> what the file i need to change
<6> yawwwn
<6> anyone here use ubuntu/
<7> yeah. there's people
<5> bro ano bang gusto mo sa smb mo?
<6> jblack: im thinking of switching distros, and really dont know which ones r best.. lol
<5> smb = San Miguel Beer
<8> hehe
<9> caroline bejoc, I'm not finished I have to laugh!
<10> hey guys what xorg driver should i use for an S3 Savage2k 64MB ?
<11> nvidia?
<12> uhh the s3 one?
<7> tizwonder: Run several.
<7> The free software world isn't like windows. You won't have to pay $400 for each copy you install
<12> test them all in a vm of some sort
<12> run them all
<12> then you dont have to destroy your system several times
<13> second time:... 'cat pwfile|sudo -S yum -y remove openssh'
<13> where's my error
<7> anybody with ubuntu have the "setkeycodes" program?
<7> And if so, could you please run "dpkg -S `which setkeycodes`" for me?
<7> Never mind. I think its in console-tools
<14> :p
<7> whoah. full etch is 19 cds.
<14> yo jblack
<15> I have a linux box behind a NAT router. Can anyone tell me how to find out the public ip address of the router from the command line?
<7> You can do a traceroute to some machine on the internet
<14> Nmap -Ss
<7> Well, hmm. That'll give you the local.
<7> I'm not sure if there's a way to discover it locally.
<7> You could do it trivially as one command if you have ssh to the other machine with a key setup
<12> treb: links or curl go to www.whatismyip.com
<12> and why do you not know your public ip?
<7> I like cancel's idea better.
<15> The machine is a server, and has an automatic dyndns updater, but I want a backup since it doesnt seem to be working.
<16> treb, send yourself an email ;)
<12> well if it has dyndns why not log into your dyndns account
<12> you can also install dyndns client for linux ya know
<12> and not ever worry about it
<12> it will email you when it changes or updates
<15> Yes. I have it, and it's not working
<12> what brand is your nat router
<12> linksys for example supports dyndns and tzo
<15> It's built into my speedtouch dsl modem
<12> dsl moderm is not really the same thing as a nat router
<12> do you not have a real nat router even a cheap dlink, netgear linksys?
<15> I do not. Maybe I'm mistaken in calling it NAT, but all the computers inside my network have a 10.0.0.x IP, and the modem has 1 public IP.
<12> man get a router
<16> treb, and none of the computers have a gui
<15> And then have 2 levels of NAT?
<12> no 1
<15> viper: yes, but theyre 200km away
<12> treb: most folks dont have their cable modem do the nat
<12> they plug that into the router
<15> cancel: the modem would give a 10.0.0.x to the router, and the router would give 192.168.0.x to the computers
<12> not if you turn the nat on it off
<12> it would give a public to the wan port of the router
<15> true, but I don't see what's wrong with the modem doing nat
<12> then keep doing what you're doing
<7> Try this:
<7> ssh mercury /sbin/ifconfig eth0 | awk '/inet addr/ {print $2}'
<12> routers have more features
<15> true. i see what you mean.
<7> That ***umes your running sshd and that you have an ssh key on the machine
<12> man i'd just curl it
<12> be done already
<12> curl www.whatismyip.com
<12> look in the return bam your ip
<7> cancel: I agree with you. Yet, he hasn't gone away yet.
<12> jblack: or done what either of us suggested
<12> i think the linksysmon tool open source actually uses curl to do that
<12> and pretty sure the dyndns linux tool does as well
<15> aha. Curl does exactly what i was thinking.
<12> curl is good for you
<15> Thanks
<12> the gotmail project also uses curl
<7> curl www.whatismyip.com 2> /dev/null | awk '/<TITLE>/ { print $3}' | sed 's/<\/TITLE>//'
<7> Badabing
<12> i need to bust out my sed and awk pocket guides
<7> You can also replace curl with "lynx -source"
<12> i'd just use links and see it right ont he screen
<12> didnt know if he had that though
<7> or w3m -dump_source for that matter
<12> unless you need it dumped for usage later
<12> links www.whatismyip.com
<7> I figure that if we give it to him on stdout then he can do whatever he wants.
<12> true
<7> dump it to a file, input to a script. Otherwise... mozilla. :)
<12> well thinks he doesnt have x
<12> if he did he could just log into dyndns and it'd tell him
<7> Now that I've hit whatismyip about two dozen times.... ;)
<7> http://www.vectorsite.net/tsawk_1.html if you're intersted in awk
<12> oh I have an oreilly book
<12> me i'm just to lazy to go to the shelf and get it
<12> got oreilly books on about everything
<7> Yeah. Approximately the same story here (though attic, and the official reference)
<12> samba, python, perl, py-gtk, tcl-tk, perl-tk, iptables, php, mysql, bash, sed, awk, http, html
<12> got a horde of them
<7> I'm geared more towards programming and comp sci.
<7> I probably have the largest library within 50 miles.
<12> i tried not to program but that didnt work out
<12> mostly system administration but if the tools you want dont exist you have to get to writing
<7> I need money
<12> no doubt
<7> Not pay the bills money. Get a new computer, buffer my library money. :)
<7> The good news is that I think I have a job lined up
<12> i need ok want a new bike
<12> well that is good news
<12> hope it works out for you
<7> Me too. No pocket money really wears me down
<7> This job'll pay the needs this winter (gas + electric) and leave enough left over to be comfortable
<17> I don't have anything nice to say so I won't say it!
<18> jblack, come work at my college's IT department. =\
<18> We could use somebody competent.
<0> Academia is not looking for competence, trust me.
<0> half of my professors are idiots
<17> Cognition, you're the one paying for an education there... who is the idiot?
<0> poutine: good point, but i'm paying for the "certification" more than the education
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