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<0> we can't
<1> hi
<1> i am thinking about getting wireless internet at home, we have a wireless access point on the base, and i have a linksys wrt54gs wireless router (and three pc's connected to it via cat5e cable, and a laptop for wireless access), can i use the router to connect to the internet access point (it is in range, as i get a two-bar strong signal to the access point with my laptop's wireless device alone), and have all four computers on the int
<2> typically no
<2> Do you have broadband now?
<3> sigterm, how can i check the prefix installed with squid? squid -v is not working
<4> rLynxf: well it's specified with ./configure --prefix=..., i'm not sure if you can get the prefix of already installed squid
<4> rLynxf: if you compiled it without --prefix it's in /usr/local
<3> by default installed squid shows the prefixs with squid -v, but now i compiled the squid from soruce code i don't know how to check what prefixs it installed
<4> rLynxf: did you use --prefix with ./configure or not?
<3> no
<4> rLynxf: then it's /usr/local
<3> i wanted to use but i wont let me installed with them, i gave you the error i was getting with them
<3> ./configure --enable-storeio="diskd,ausf,ufs" --enable-removal-policies="lrv,heap" --enable-delay-pools --enable-snmp --enable-arp-acl --enable-cache-digests --enable-linux-netfilter --disable-ident-lookups --enable-underscores --enable-auth="basic" --enable-basic-auth-helpers="NCSA" --with-maxfd=8192 --enable-default-err-language="English" --enable-err-languages="English" && echo "configuration successful"
<3> i wanted to use these prefixs but it wont let me installed the storeio option
<3> now i want to check do i have these options installed or not
<4> oh, by prefix you mean option
<5> whats ausf?
<5> aufs
<5> u got a mistake there
<3> what mistake?
<5> --storeio="diskd,ausf,ufs"
<5> that's aufs not ausf
<3> **** **** ****
<3> hell on me
<5> yea u ****
<3> i didn't notice that
<3> true
<3> damn
<3> now do recompile it? or remove the compiled squid before
<5> clean?
<5> distclean
<5> check the makefile
<5> oh
<3> ok
<5> it'll install over the old binaries
<3> ok
<3> drugl0rd, i changed ausf to aufs again same problem, check the error here http://pastebin.ca/307964
<5> I'm compiling it myself
<5> now
<5> I'm that lifeless
<6> Woot. ANother record temperature
<7> hi
<7> I want to adn an entry in /root/.ssh/authorized_keys2
<6> hi
<7> its not allowing to modify me
<7> its opening as readonly
<7> how can I edit it?
<7> I know the p***word of root only
<8> su -
<7> but I am loged in as root
<7> ok I have this error
<7> pid file httpd.pid overwritten -- Unclean shutdown of previous Apache run?
<7> 21848 httpd 17 0 0 0 0 Z 0.0 0.0 0:16.93 httpd <defunct>
<9> sounds like it
<10> are there any indexing tools available for linux like google desktop
<10> i want to index a large folder and then run queries on it
<11> beagle?
<12> I lost contact with a friend there. I just wanted to make sure he's okay.
<13> can i have microsoft windows vista with apt-get install ?
<14> HAHAHAHA
<14> no more weed for you
<15> how can I find out the MAC of a certain ip, if it's on the same LAN but on a different broadcast network?
<14> using IPv6 ?
<15> ipv4
<9> ping -I
<16> bizbar: you can only do it if there's no router between you and the other side
<13> why all linux users get along and channel all hate into ubuntu :(
<15> I believe we are in the same VLAN , just the broadcasts are different
<13> so do i
<16> bizbar: is there any router between you and the other side?
<15> thiago, I think not. and if it was, there is no chance?
<16> no chance
<16> you can ssh into the other machine and run ip link to find out the MAC addresses
<9> arp will give you the hw
<15> I knwo, that, I was wondering of some remote ways of finding it out
<15> say it's on the same lan segment, a ping -l will do it?
<9> http://www.tcpdump.org/ claims to do it
<16> ping it, then see the result in /sbin/arp
<15> the fact is, connections are routed, being a different ip cl***, tough it's the same physical segment
<16> there's no such thing
<16> if it's the same physical network, there's no routing
<15> I lived the day to see it
<16> VLANs not included
<15> they are rotuning inside the same segment. bunch of nonos
<15> *routing
<16> if it's on the same segment, you can send an ARP packet and get a reply
<16> just add an IP on that network
<15> it's kind of against the rules but I will get a shot, hopefully they aren't enforced
<15> as I suspected , they are...thx for info anyways.
<16> the only way to enforce that is through VLAN
<17> hi
<17> how can i install nvidia drivers?
<18> Did you read the README or INSTALL files?
<17> no
<17> i went to freshrpm
<17> and i downloaded the drivers
<17> and after i installed
<17> nothing happens
<18> Try going to nvidia's site
<18> and getting their package.
<18> And reading their documentation
<17> yes, but there are only drivers for Linux IA32 & LinuxAMD64
<17> AMD 64 no
<17> because if i'm not wrong is only for 64b processor
<17> i've got linux fedora i386
<8> bbl
<9> I installed Nvidia drivers off the website
<18> Yeah uh
<9> need the kernel source
<18> IA-32 is i386
<18> So you're good.
<17> Download - NVIDIA-Linux-x86-1.0-9746-pkg1.run
<17> i click on this
<17> but it opens a text editor
<18> Then copy the link
<18> and wget it
<17> http://us.download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86/1.0-9746/NVIDIA-Linux-x86-1.0-9746-pkg1.run
<18> I meant wget it in your console, not in IRC.
<19> what version of fedora?
<17> sorry
<17> :)
<13> mam mensi problem s instalaci slackware mohl by mi nekdo poradit ?
<17> 6
<17> i have to type "$ wget" and paste the link?
<19> why aren't you using a rpm?
<17> like livna?
<18> wget url
<19> yeah, like livna.
<17> because i've already try but when i finish the installation nothing happens
<19> and which installation instructions did you follow?
<17> without instructions
<17> just typed yum install nvidia
<19> and what did it say when you did that?
<17> when i type glxinfo
<17> server glx vendor string: SGI
<17> direct rendering: No
<17> it say istallation completed!
<9> when you reboot you should get a splash screen
<19> mmhmm
<19> you typed yum install nvidia
<19> exactly like that?
<17> no
<17> i don't remember exactly
<17> i saw that on a help about rpms
<19> you just said you typed yum install nvidia
<9> ocko-linux:~ # glxinfo
<9> name of display: :0.0
<9> display: :0 screen: 0
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