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<0> Routermen it goes thru on telent 23
<1> cdrecord -v cdrecord doesn't know how to make iso9660 filesystems.
<2> jblack: I'm not trying to make an iso9660 filesystem. I want to burn this as plain old cd audio.
<1> Exactly.
<1> That's how I know you screwed up and used mkisofs. You wouldn't _have_ a filesystem if you had used just cdrecord.
<3> by dumping the original image to an iso .. then rewriting the iso image to a new cd
<1> You want (I got this from the man page) cdrecord -v -dev=/dev/hdc -audio track1.wav track2.wav track2.wav .....
<1> Give or take. You probably need -swap too, if your system is little edian.
<3> Dj_Drako: try iptables -F INPUT
<3> Dj_Drako: is that what you want ?
<2> jblack: no. I downloaded what claimed to be a cd image (to replace a broken CD), but it contains a .cue file and a huge .wav file. I need to burn it to the cd as seperate tracks, not one huge track, but cdrecord doesn't seem to like the format of the cue file.
<0> no
<1> Oh. Piracy.
<0> i want to connect thru ssh 22 remotely
<1> Yeah, you can split it up. But we can't help you here.
<2> no. I own(ed) this CD. I bought it. I made the mistake of loaning it to a relative to test his CD player. it came back in 4 pieces...
<3> Dj_Drako: i was refering to uninstall "da" firewall
<0> how
<2> apparantly the cd player fell off his shelf, or some story like that.
<1> Or, you could use the cuefile itself.
<0> cd /usr/bin
<0> setup
<1> furrywolf: Dude.. Having purchased a copy doesn't give you a right to copy _someone elses_ copy.
<2> cuefile= doesn't seem to like it.
<0> and deactivated the firewall
<3> just flush the INPUT table 1st
<1> fair use allows you to copy your own, not theirs.
<3> we see from there
<3> 'll*
<2> jblack: we have different opinions there. I paid for a copy of this album, and even though the physical media was destroyed, I still own the rights to have a copy of it.
<1> anyways, you probably put cuefile in the wrong place (as I've used it myself). cdrecord is picky about argument ordering.
<1> I don't like the law, but it is what it is.
<2> I actually own THREE copies of this album, but two of them are on vinyl. :)
<0> Routermen ..what can i do .. and why cant i install a psybnc on my machine .why it does not connect
<3> vinyl ? wow
<2> laws are irrelevant when deciding what's right and wrong. that's like claiming slavery is right because it was law.
<3> Dj_Drako: i thought you want to connect to the remote system using ssh ?
<4> furrywolf, take a look at http://sourceforge.net/projects/wavsplit/
<0> that allsow
<0> bouth things
<4> You might be able to use that to split the large wav and burn those individual tracks
<1> furrywolf: You have an issue? Take it up with your congressman.
<2> Simpleguy: I'm going to try making cdrecord like the .cue file first... hopefully easier.
<1> Until you can get a change in the law, we're not going to be publicly complicit with copyright infringement.
<1> So, the conversation is like.. Over.
<3> Dj_Drako: if you could do a dump test , that would really help
<5> Does anybody know what Windows p***words stored as/what algorithms are used (for C:\windows\system32\CONFIG\system, and SAM) And what are the algorithms that Linux uses to store the p***words, and which is more secure?
<1> Though, for what it's worth, I agree that the law is braindead on the issue and does need to be changed.
<0> Routermen how to do that
<1> We can have a nice conversation about how evil government is once it starts colluding with Big Corporate Interests, if you like. That would be fine.
<3> Dj_Drako: tcpdump -i eth0 port 22 ( ***uming that eth0 is the interface youre trying to connect to and port 22 is the port which ssh listens to )
<2> jblack: please come up with an argument for how laws are infallible (and thus this is wrong because the laws are always right), otherwise your "because it's law" argument holds very little water. :)
<0> tcpdump -i eth0 port 22
<0> i allredy done it
<0> and i cant connect
<3> Dj_Drako: then from your system, try to telnet to port 22
<1> i didn't say laws are infallible. I don't think they are. I think this one stretches past infallible, and p***es into straight out wrong.
<3> Dj_Drako: from the tcpdump .. can you see packet arrive at all?
<2> yet you'd claim it's wrong for me to burn this becuase of a law you admit is wrong? that makes a lot of sense...
<0> yes
<2> Routermen: something wrong with vinyl? I have lots of it. :)
<1> I don't believe in breaking laws. I believe in changing them, so that no law needs to be broken.
<1> Laws are a social contract. Without them, we'd have no society.
<3> furrywolf: vinyl is great . i love them , :)
<6> vinyl is great until you have to move it
<0> <Slyfer> [root@daca tmp]# tcpdump
<3> and when its dusty .. you'll just wipe them clean ..
<0> <Slyfer> tcpdump: listening on eth0
<0> <Slyfer> 18:37:02.264385 192.168.1.35.29204 > 236.189.96.0.58680: udp 29 [ttl 1]
<0> <Slyfer> 18:37:02.303448 192.168.1.34.1094 > 250.Red-80-58-61.staticIP.rima-tde.net.domain: 49045+ PTR? 35.1.168.192.in-addr.arpa. (43) (DF)
<3> Dj_Drako: use www.pastebin.ca
<2> rocket625: heh, my collection fills about 8 u-haul moving boxes.
<3> Dj_Drako: and thats not the dump test i asked you to do
<2> and they're HEAVY.
<5> What hashes does Linux use to store p***words? For example, windoze XP uses LM hashes.... and is it stronger?
<2> kb3ocf: the hash is plenty strong, it's the users that are weak. :)
<5> heh.
<3> like using qwerty as p***word
<1> kb3ocf: Linux itself doesn't. The system that runs on linux, gnu, uses a variety, depending upon the age of the gnu os. More recent incarnations default to md5-64.
<5> jblack I'm ***uming that md5-64 > LM?
<5> In terms of strength (the harder it is to crack)
<1> I don't know. Check the bit size for lm.
<1> Somehow, I suspect its a good deal less than 64.
<2> I think older ones used DES, I don't know about current ones... it also uses salting to prevent duplicate p***words having duplicate entries, and makes looking it up in a table harder.
<6> what's the syntax to roll a script in mysql>
<2> without salting, you can just compile a table of all common p***words and their hashes, then look up each line of the p***word file to see if it matches. with salt, you have to re-hash every p***word for every entry, making it much harder.
<6> \h
<6> \.
<7> hi guys, i'm trying to install cdeum. How do i make /lib/modules/`uname -r`/build/include to point to the source of my current running kernel?
<2> (or generate a table with all valid salts, since it only uses a single char)
<6> shoot forgot to creat the tables
<6> grrr
<2> wait, no it doesn't. ignore that. :)
<2> actually, yes it does. don't ignore that. :)
<2> lol
<7> anyone guys?
<6> no idea kinda
<2> oh well, today is a (very, very rare) non-raining day... bbl, getting outside projects done. more useful than finding non-conflicting references to salt sizes. :)
<3> anyone what ?
<5> Heh
<3> `uname -r` <-- i think this is the clue
<8> pe maine ...
<3> kb3ocf: i think we have discuss that last night
<5> I have an idea now though :)
<7> Routermen, clue for?
<5> I'll explain the operating system in terms of a little guy in the computer >.>
<5> If he's Windows, he gets sick a lot, or something, still hafta think
<3> for pointing to the right "current kernel " ?
<7> how do i make it to point to the right kernel. im new to linux
<1> kb3ocf: Well... One thing you could mention is that you aren't dependant upon some company giving you what you want.
<9> what program?
<10> kb3ocf, linux isnt better than linux
<3> huh ?
<5> drugl0rd, ?
<5> jblack, I will =) I'm saying how Linux is all free and stuff, along with apps, and how it works on iPods :P
<10> it's not
<10> mmm
<11> Is a screw driver better than a hammer?
<5> <10> kb3ocf, linux isnt better than linux <-- you're right, they're not, they're quite equal
<10> it's free , that far is true
<10> much*
<1> kb3ocf: Make sure you distinguish between no money, and freedom
<3> FDSA: it all depends on what youre trying to screw .. lol
<11> Exactly.
<11> Windows and Linux are different.
<5> lol yeah, I will jblack. I'm going to have to take up half my speech explaining :P
<11> You can't directly compare them as a whole.
<5> FDSA, you are correct, I probably will always do dual boot, but I can't let them know that :)
<3> but people always compare stuffs .. regardless
<11> Why can't you let someone know that?
<11> Because you're defending an invalid position?
<5> FDSA, I'm required to do this speech or I fail. Simple as that. Anything you say will not convince me to not do that.
<5> *not do this speech.
<11> What is the exact subject of the speech?
<5> Why Linux makes for a better operating system than Windows
<4> kb3ocf, is it a comparison of Linux v/s windows or the "FOSS development model vs the closed-source development model" ?
<4> oh
<11> That's an invalid thesis.
<11> Your teacher is ignorant
<5> FDSA, then I'm glad you're not in my cl***.
<5> FDSA - no arguments there :D
<11> If he were my teacher, I'd have him removed.
<5> FDSA thats invalid, because not everyone has to be computer literate
<11> Exactlly.
<5> She's an english teacher for crying out loud
<11> If a teacher demands I do a project or fail
<11> on a subject that they can't understand
<11> That's when I'm in front of the school board.
<5> Have you looked at the American public lately FDSA?
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