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<0> Techdeck: Yea but a metal drummer dont play soft, i want to hear that snare when it's beeing hit as hard as i play. :)
<1> see the last solution
<1> :p
<2> i suppose you could use practice pads but thats hardly a true drumming experiance :)
<1> that depends on which pad you use
<1> there are amazing ones
<0> Well there are solutions to make the drums not make such a racket, but i want to hear the racket cause that's my racket that is going to be put on tape later or played live. :)
<3> I love DW hardware.
<0> oooh, DW = expensive. :)
<3> But it's so smooth!
<1> deegan, in that case, you should buy drums not practice in the shop :p
<0> Techdeck: Well like any sane person i want to try them out before i buy them. :)
<1> hell, when I just try something in a store, I don't mind making some noise :p
<0> Brainix: It is smooth, Engel is good stuff too.
<4> where i can find nvidia driver for linux fedora core 4 ?
<5> http://www.fedorafaq.org/#nvidia
<6> adfaf
<7> anyone intrested in buying a 30 million $ check for 27$
<7> 27 million$
<4> thanks
<6> what kind of software is that
<8> fedora core 3 is it gud os? or is there fedora core 4 already?
<6> i have fedora core 4
<8> ei is for free? :)
<8> lolz
<8> ru using it rite now?
<8> how does it works?
<6> i download it free
<8> wer?
<6> no ....
<6> its in my lab
<9> question, i just got done editing my httpd.conf file, i set apache to standalone, how do i start apache?
<5> the start/stop script is probably in /etc/init.d or /usr/local/apache2/bin
<9> i dont have either dir.
<9> /etc/rc.d/rc.httpd?
<5> is that suse ?
<9> slackware.
<9> anyhow, how do i start that? i forget. rc.httpd.conf start?
<5> not the config file the start/stop script
<9> the config file is /etc/apache/httpd.config
<9> i thought....
<9> # /etc/rc.d/rc.httpd
<9> #
<9> # Start/stop/restart the Apache web server.
<9> /usr/sbin/apachectl start
<9> i guess thats what i want to do.
<5> try /etc/rc.d/rc.httpd start
<9> here goes nothing.
<9> well ive got it started, scanning 127.0.0.1 shows it running, but not when i scan skip.no-ip.com wich should direct to my box.
<5> can you telnet localhost 80
<3> Hey, I have a quick question.
<3> Does P=NP?
<9> i can telnet to local host 80 yes, but not over the internet.
<10> Soft-ware: got it?
<9> i can connect to with my web browser too, and i get the "hey it worked" msg.
<3> evenfl0w: It sounds like a firewall issue.
<3> evenfl0w: First of all, are you sure that skip.no-ip.com points to your IP?
<9> i dont run a firewall, and yes, i can ssh or ftp to skip.no-ip.com
<3> evenfl0w: Are you behind NAT?
<9> so i know thats working.
<9> im not behind nat.
<9> i must have fouled up a simple setting.
<9> im googling right now, really i just wanted to know how to start the damn apache server ;)
<11> er?
<3> evenfl0w: I don't understand, though. If you can type 127.0.01 into your browser, then why not skip.no-ip.com?
<11> evenfl0w: netstat -a | grep http
<11> see if you get any output and the state is Listen
<9> Brainix, i have no idea.
<9> tcp 0 0 localhost:http *:* LISTEN
<11> change the settings in your httpd.conf
<11> instead of localhost put something more meaningful
<3> evenfl0w: Your ISP must be blocking it. I can't connect to your webserver even when I type your IP as the URL.
<11> define the server name setting.. but that should not cause any problems if you connect from the internet
<9> Brainix, i could try changing the default port, but i understand why you cant connect.
<9> if i scan 127.0.0.1 it shows ssh,ftp,httpd
<9> if i scan skip.no-ip.com it shows ftp,ssh
<9> no httpd
<11> so there is something blocking it :\
<5> iptables ?
<9> ive never messed with iptables, as far as i know its wide open, allowing inbound/outbound connections to any running port.
<1> it sounds like you are behind a router
<1> so it's either that or iptables
<1> try flushing it completly
<1> iptables -F ; iptables -t nat -F
<1> or.. your ISP blocks port 80
<3> Techdeck: That's my guess.
<1> but I'm getting connection refused.. so I guess not
<1> when it's blocked it usually times out
<9> Techdeck, tyhat iptables command wont do any permanent changes will it?
<9> and like i said, ive got no router.
<1> it will flush your iptables settings
<5> iptables -L
<1> if you have them somewhere in a file it wont do anything permanent
<9> shall i post my httpd.conf to pastebin? i editied it very quickly, wich is why im not surprised it dosent work.
<1> it has nothing to do with httpd.conf
<5> if you can browse locally then apache should be working fine
<5> unless you made it Listen on 127.0.0.1 only
<1> yeah
<5> and probably you didn't
<9> well Segmentation`Fault i think i did =)
<1> hah
<5> lol
<5> why did you do that
<9> i have no idea, its what i did to get sshd and ftpd working =)
<1> ew
<9> im going to post to pastebin, one sec.
<1> just change it
<9> to?
<1> good call Segmentation`Fault
<1> evenfl0w, show me only the line
<9> ok,one sec.
<1> if it's the listen one.. just remove the IP..
<1> if it's a virtualhost one, same
<1> or.. you can try and use 0.0.0.0 but do that only if the first suggestion failed
<9> BindAddress 127.0.0.1
<1> remove it
<1> comment it
<9> Listen 127.0.0.1:80
<1> Listen 80
<1> without the 127.0.0.1:
<9> so, comment out the bind, and change listen to listen 80 ?
<1> yes
<5> and then reload/restart apache
<5> i'm not sure if reload will work
<9> ok, do i need to change anything in the virtual host section?
<1> gracefully restart it
<1> :p
<9> i'll just stop, start it.
<1> evenfl0w, only if you used <Virtualhost 127.0.0.1:80> ..
<1> that actually might work, but still
<12> BacKo
<9> huzzah!
<9> you guys rock ;)
<3> evenfl0w: I can connect. :-)
<9> can you tell me why i made the changes i made? just so i can be clear?
<1> now it listens on all interfaces
<10> omg it works
<1> and not only the loopback one
<9> sweet. now i need to learn html! get some coffee guys, j/k ;)
<1> :P
<9> wonder what nessus will reveal.
<3> evenfl0w: Start working on your porn site. ;-)
<9> hopefully i dont have to fix a dozen security holes now.
<3> Yeah, I just pay for hosting.
<3> $40 per year isn't bad.
<1> use debian and they'll fix theirselves :p
<1> Brainix, I can get ya a better price :D
<9> nah, not at all. i had started on a website for my old buisness but i quit the job. www.stainlessworksinc.com hosted on my buddies network.
<3> Techdeck: How much better?
<9> i should change that one to a porn site, give my old boss a shock.
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