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<0> jbesclapez, what are you expecting auto to do ?
<1> aptitude is the new one
<2> thanks nibble
<3> Techdeck: dselect should have been killed along with the developer who made it
<1> and it's just a frontend
<2> i would like to configure my wifi
<1> Enchanter_tim, we agree on that :P
<3> Techdeck: yast -i package works as well
<3> :D
<2> and according to the tuto
<2> it is one of the first step
<1> Enchanter_tim, yast is a piece of crappeth
<1> we both know it
<3> jbesclapez: yast has options for that. and there is also a config file where you can set the essid
<3> Techdeck: hah! i rather like yast
<1> Enchanter_tim, you must be german in origin
<1> :P
<3> (im using gentoo now, but that has another reason)
<2> yast can not see my hardware (my wifi card)
<3> Techdeck: nope, just european
<3> jbesclapez: :(
<1> Enchanter_tim, close enough
<1> :p
<2> please tell me where is the config file for essid
<3> let me find the correct config file
<0> jbes, yast -> network devices -> network card, configure it there
<0> jbes, do you need to use ndisrwapper?
<2> aldready tried this ... i am trying onece more ok!
<2> i used it yep
<2> driver present and hardware present says ndiswrapper now
<3> jbesclapez: /etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-eth-something
<2> thanks tim
<3> the something (or even the eth) is unique for your card
<0> jbes, http://download3.ssc.com/tux/TUX_Issue8_November2005.pdf
<2> thanks a lot guys
<3> and remember, if the essid contains " or #, things might not work very well
<3> because parsing the configfile will be hard for applicatiosn
<4> right, now that we've had our break, let's play with fdisk
<4> I delete the current partition on it, hit 'w' to write and I get: "The partition table has been altered!" "Calling ioctl() to re-read partition table." "Syncing disks."
<4> and I'm back at my prompt. If I check, I still have the old partition table
<2> OK guys so i have an ip but i can not ping
<2> i looked at the pdf file that nibble sent me
<2> i am at the step 3
<2> doing a ifconfig gives me my IP adress on the wifi
<4> nibble?
<3> who is this "nibble" person?
<4> half a byte apparently
<3> :)
<2> when i do a route -n
<2> i get 192.168.1.0 and 127.0.0.0
<2> it is probably a dns problem
<2> how do i solve this?
<5> Gnome isn't TWM, right?
<4> jbesclapez: can you ping your access point by ip ?
<2> no
<2> it says destination host unreacheble
<4> jbesclapez: what is your ip and what is the access point ip ?
<2> how do i stop the ping ??
<2> my ip is 192.168
<5> CTRL c
<4> what he says
<2> 192.168.1.71 is mine
<2> thnaks
<2> and the one of the routeur is 192.168.1.254
<4> route add default 192.168.1.254
<4> then try again
<5> (is the gateway correct?)
<6> Hey... I'm piping some python into the interpreter running on another machine via ssh, but its multithreaded or something and it doesn't exit when I close the ssh connection... how can I make it exit?
<2> route add default 192.168.1.254 --> SIOCADDRT: No such device
<4> WorChild: yeah, that's a common access point ip
<7> How to add user on a linux root?
<5> useradd <username>
<7> ain't working
<5> adduser <user>
<7> ain't working too..
<5> ummmmm
<2> sad user?
<2> ;-)
<5> then I don't know ;)
<7> root@CDMA:~# useradd m00
<7> bash: useradd: command not found
<3> adduser
<3> ..
<6> /usr/sbin/adduser
<7> root@CDMA:~# adduser test
<7> bash: adduser: command not found
<5> gnome
<5> oops, wrong keyboard
<7> root@CDMA:~# /usr/sbin/adduser test
<7> bash: /usr/sbin/adduser: No such file or directory
<6> /usr/sbin/useradd ?
<7> InsomniaCity, the same too
<3> SaiDawi: what distro is that ?
<2> ok, so it seems that i can not ping my home network with my wifi
<4> jbesclapez: try route add default gw 192.168.1.254
<7> root@CDMA:~# uname -a
<7> Linux CDMA 2.4.29+up #1 Tue Nov 1 11:30:10 UTC 2005 i686 GNU/Linux
<6> are you sure you are root and not running in fakeroot or something?
<6> SaiDawi: cat /etc/issue
<7> root@CDMA:~# cat /etc/issue
<7> StoneGate \m \n \l
<6> SaiDawi: tried googling for stonegate "add user" ?
<7> nopes
<2> when i do a iwconfig, i get a ESSID:off/any and ACCESS POINT; 00:00:00:00:00:00:
<5> what is the file name that apt-get looks @ to know where to get it's packages from? (Debian)
<6> SaiDawi: I'm not sure you should be creating a user account on firewall/VPN box
<6> +a
<2> so i do what the guide says; iwconfig wlan0 essid nameofmyessid
<2> an orange lights blinks on my wifi card
<5> wouldnt wlan0 be eth0?
<4> jbesclapez: try route add default gw 192.168.1.254
<2> Scared: THe application Net applet has quit unexpectedly
<2> i get SIOCADDRT file exist now> So i try a ping again
<2> host unreacheble :-(
<2> i do not have anything in eth0 -> it is normal no?
<4> jbesclapez: after doing the ssid thing, type the route add command I gave
<2> ok
<2> it tells me file exist
<2> i did the route add default gw 192.168.1.254
<2> is it normal that i do not have any thing in eth0?
<2> eth0 is only for ethernet cards no?
<2> ok when i do a ifdown wlan0 i get this:
<5> ifconfig wlan0 down
<2> ERROR: no configuration found for wlan0 netvertheless the interface will sht down
<2> when i do a ifup wlan0 i get the wlan0 device = broadcom but Also ERROR: no configuration found for wlan0
<4> jbesclapez: I'd help more but I don't know enough about it, sorry
<6> Hey... I'm piping some python into the interpreter running on another machine via ssh, but its multithreaded or something and it doesn't exit when I close the ssh connection... how can I make it exit?
<2> it is already really nice of you Nvidiot
<4> jbesclapez: I think what you need to do is play with the route command to get a default route setup to that access point
<2> ok
<4> it won't do it because there is already another (wrong) route in there, maybe you can delete it somehow
<4> route delete default maybe?
<5> del
<2> i do not really understand sorry
<4> jbesclapez: route del default
<4> jbesclapez: then try the route add default gw 192.168.1.254 again
<2> ok
<4> thanks for the help everyone, bye!
<8> +R
<9> re
<9> i have to buy a high performance server. the server will serv only static pages. what configuration u recommend for about 6-7000 reqs/sec ?
<5> I just put a wireless PCI card in my Debian box...how do I make Linux scan for the new hardware?
<5> or modprobe it?
<5> -su: iwconfig: command not found
<10> where can i download eggdrops?
<9> lspci
<5> :(
<5> krnl`-, ok
<5> command not found
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