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<0> Hi everyone.
<1> hallo
<1> can i ask about sa-learn?
<2> Hi jblack.
<0> Heh. according to the news, the christians are on the breed again.
<3> yay christians
<3> maybe its because they dont want to allow muslums into congress?
<4> Mortifer, no away/back announcements, please.
<5> whythehell ok... sorry
<3> does anyone in here happen to know of an alternative to Damn Small Linux, i need a tiny distro about 200-230 mb in total. must contain RDesktop, vncviewer, X, and any libs required by those.
<3> ThinStation seems really nice, but doesnt work.
<6> did u check distrowatch_com website?
<3> yes.. i'm looking at puppy linux right now..
<6> ok
<7> Interex, if you find something, can you send me a link as well?
<8> morning
<3> nivek: check out puppylinux, http://www.puppylinux.com
<3> err http://puppyos.com
<3> my bad
<3> http://puppylinux.org their other site.
<3> "Welcome to the home of Puppy Linux, your complete, up-to-date desktop suite in 28-70 MB!"
<3> i'm going to try this out.
<3> their upload speed is terriable
<3> 22 KB/s
<3> this other link i found has good upload 442 KB/s
<9> how do I kill a process
<9> well, I also need to list them forst
<3> ps aux --listing process pkill PID --kill the process by its id number kill -9 PROCESS-NAME --kills the process by its name
<10> Back
<3> anyone here know how to extract an ISO without mounting it?
<7> mount -o loop -t iso9660 <filename>.iso /mnt/iso
<3> ...
<3> i guess you didnt read?
<7> doh
<7> yeah
<7> sorry...
<3> ;)
<7> dd might be able to
<3> my drive is so f'd up i cant do anything anymore.. i get i/o errors and end_request: I/O error on hda 03:02 in hundreds of sectors
<3> spinrite said the drive is crap, reiserfsck said to back up data now, i just dont have a way to download slackware to burn, i dont have any copies of slackware...
<3> i'm about f'd
<0> How much further can drives go?
<11> anyone have much use for 'openbrick' pc's these days? I have one (mint condition) that is surplus to requirements...
<12> I am trying to configure wpa_supplicant, getting a strange error on make - 'struct tls_connection' has no member named 'ssl' seems to be the most repeated, and they all refer to tls_openssl.c
<13> i deleted /etc/p***wd file by mistake, now whenever i connect to my server it says server closed connection unexpectadly, how can i fix that ? i have a backup of my p***wd file
<14> gotta su - to root using a logged in account... wait i bet you can't do that either. boot a livecd of some sort, mount your partitions as they should be somewhere, copy that way
<15> Hell
<15> er Hello)
<16> who now what is comand for install somethink on root for Linux CentOS
<17> Dragoc: yum install <package>
<17> Dragoc: see man yum for more information
<16> CentOS release 4.4 (Final)
<16> Kernel \r on an \m
<16> yum is not
<18> Hi
<15> Hello
<18> Can someone tell me how do i add an item in the init.d folder to automaticly run during startup?
<19> anyone any idea why half the files on my webserver say Permiton Denied when I try to download them via ftp, unfortunatly my ISP is crap and they havent got a clue
<17> TheSavageKiller: these scripts are usually installed by packages and are not the same for all distros
<17> TheSavageKiller: try reading some of them and figure how are they written
<18> okay :)
<12> TheSavageKiller - you are probably looking for rc.local
<18> idk lol
<12> Well, if you just want to run a command
<12> like; /sbin/ifconfig eth0 up
<18> i just have the file in init.d where i add start or stop or restart, i just want it automaticly started when the PC boots
<12> or something like that, you can add it to the end of rc.local
<18> like /etc/blablabla start
<8> You need to write a script for initializing your daemons, I don't know if there is such an automated tool for that
<18> i think thats what im saying lol, ill go look for rc.local, thanks
<8> TheSavageKiller: No, you said you wanted to add a script to init.d/ and that is something different from simply starting a service or doing something simpler
<18> no i said i wanted an item FROM init.d
<18> to be automaticly ran
<12> yeh, like vsftpd or thttpd or something
<12> you can add that to rc.local
<17> TheSavageKiller: ah, which distro do you use?
<18> Ubuntu 6.10
<18> rc.local, the file ending with exit 0?
<18> This script is executed at the end of each multiuser runlevel.
<18> doesnt that mean that..its not at startup? lol
<8> TheSavageKiller: things do not _automatically_ occur from init.d/ you need to make symbolic links to the corresponding runlevel directory with K or S added and a prioritiy number
<17> TheSavageKiller: see man update-rc.d
<18> dude Cognition thats what i want..
<12> TheSavageKiller - No, that means it will start when you start up
<18> but i dont know where to put the cmd or link
<18> okay InsanityPlee
<12> After it's completed all the other commands for that runlevel.
<18> aha
<18> hmm..well i added the command i use to start the daemon and rebooted, didnt work, ill try update-rc.d
<18> sigterm: i cant get it to work, keeps giving me feedback when i try something like this update-rc.d [-n] ispconfig_server multiuser [NN]
<17> TheSavageKiller: no, update-rc.d is used to tell which script in /etc/init.d on which runlevel will be executed
<18> then update-rc.d foobar multiuser would do what?
<10> Back
<17> TheSavageKiller: sure, if you have /etc/init.d/foobar
<18> yes i do
<18> update-rc.d ispconfig_server multiuser
<18> System startup links for /etc/init.d/ispconfig_server already exist.
<18> but ispconfig_server doesnt start on startup
<17> TheSavageKiller: there might be a problem with it's configuration
<17> check it's logs
<17> and try starting it manually
<18> i did
<18> it starts ok
<18> i just want it done auto
<17> TheSavageKiller: try removing it from all runlevels and then add it again
<18> coughhowcough
<18> update-rc.d -f?
<17> TheSavageKiller: i don't know, see the man page
<17> i'm not familiar with update-rc.d :)
<18> and your giving me advice..lol :P
<17> TheSavageKiller: the init system is the same for almost all distros
<17> TheSavageKiller: they just use different tools :)
<18> still doesnt work
<17> TheSavageKiller: too bad, you might want to visit #ubuntu @ freenode and ask them
<17> there might be something else that i am not aware of
<18> thanks for helpin
<18> AHHHHHHHH
<18> i know why lol
<18> cuz it asks for a p***word ;(
<17> ouch :)
<12> sudo
<12> and visudo.
<18> wont work
<18> cuz it asks for the p***word to decrypt some stuff
<12> add the command to rc.local with sudo in front
<18> not a userlevel p***
<12> run visudo
<12> and add teh command to the sudo file
<12> so that you can run it without typing in the apsswrod
<17> TheSavageKiller: you can try echo p***wd | /etc/init.d/service start but i'm not sure is it going to work :/
<18> trying InsanityPlee's method
<12> visudo is good because it won't let you save it if you muck up the configuration.
<18> i ran visudo and i dont understand anything lol
<12> basically, go to the bottom of that file
<18> k
<17> InsanityPlee: there is no point in doing this, all init scripts are started as root anyway
<12> and there should be at least one example
<12> that you can copy, or something already there
<12> well, turns out I dun even have visudo here
<18> nothing related to my p***word problem
<18> i told u its not an access level p***word
<12> something like; root:all something: /usr/sbin/yourcommand
<18> i dont wanna mess things up..screw it lol
<12> As long as you are running visudo
<12> it won't let you save if you **** up the configuration.
<18> i dont think i want it anymore, the p***word can be stored up somewhere i dont want it to be
<18> anyone here used ISPConfig before? i wanna know if it can host its own domains
<20> What's the command for configuring the Screen Resolution?
<21> stty xD
<20> huh?
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