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<0> what is the best debugger for X?
<0> now that I have a non broken system... I'm hoping a simple apt-get will work
<0> I was using DDD, which I hate!
<1> beats me
<0> it would be nice if I could find one that will atleast let me put in a list of var watches, and not be so friggen retarded that it tells me I can't watch it because it's out of context.
<0> Ofcourse it's out of context! I haven't run the damn program yet!
<0> I just want it to track it once it's IN context, and not make me add the watch every time I run the program
<0> how hard is it to set up smbfs in ubuntu?
<2> As hard as it is to set it up in any other distribution.
<0> so it still goes in the fstab file?
<2> Or you can just mount it via the mount command...
<2> Whatever floats your boat.
<0> I forgot how to do it with mount... I guess I'll google it
<0> I rememer the -t smbfs part, just not the rest
<3> mount -t smbfs -o username=blah,p***word=blah,ip=b.l.a.h //server/share /mnt/mntpoint
<3> ip not needed if WINS is working?



<4> can i p***word a folder ?
<3> read smb.conf...its usually got VERY good examples
<0> what do I put for my user name and p***, if no user name or p*** is requried?
<0> *required
<5> chills, no, encrypt with gpg, gpg -e file
<4> if i encrypt my config files i doubt they would work
<5> config file? no need, i think, just set the right perm
<4> yea thats done
<1> happy mother's day
<6> Al :)
<4> anyone has a anope config file :P
<6> what are you doing up so late?
<4> i can edit and upload
<4> ah thought so :p
<1> if I sleep
<1> I won't get up for work
<1> so I'm staying up until it's time to go to work
<1> in about 45 minutes
<1> chills: wtf is a anope file ?
<6> good luck :)
<1> chills: don't make me give you an X-Line
<1> lacroix: thanks
<5> whats anope?
<1> slicers: beats me
<5> oh, its irc services soft
<1> lacroix: what are *you* doing up early ?
<6> I'm having an insomnia
<1> you too !
<1> first Isaac-Lew, and now you ?
<6> I guess.. :)
<1> lacroix: My dad and mom went back to Lebanon
<1> :(
<6> It's calming down a bit.. don't worry
<1> they're up in the mountains too
<1> Falogha
<4> Al-Ashtar: anope is services :p
<1> chills: are you setting up an IRCD ?
<6> you don't have to worry Al :)
<4> NO i just need the config gile
<4> file*
<7> does anyone knows a good repro for fc4 ?
<1> lacroix: I'm putting you in charge :P
<1> Sergeant_E: google for yum repositories
<6> hehe
<7> gee thanks
<1> heh, I take it you did that already
<7> not exactly i googled for insturctions on how to install a repro
<5> his old name was epona
<1> install a repro ?
<1> you mean a repository ?
<4> hmm anyone knwos what to yum for an ftp server
<7> yes
<7> i remember u have to get a file first
<7> something like that
<0> ok, so I got my fstab setup just like it was in FC3.. when I type mount -a it fai[4295094.288000] smbfs: mount_data version 1919251317 is not supportedls. What is the problem? The system log has this message:
<4> nvm got it
<1> Sergeant_E: http://fedoranews.org/mediawiki/index.php/Setting_up_YUM_for_FC4
<0> ok, so I got my fstab setup just like it was in FC3.. when I type mount -a it fails. The system log has this message: [4295094.288000] smbfs: mount_data version 1919251317 is not supported. What is the problem.
<0> sorry, for the previous scramble
<7> Al-Ashtar, is this the first hit google gives you, coz this is the page i found too



<7> thanks i
<7> :)
<1> Sergeant_E: yup
<7> i found a faq on livna and it has instructions for fc4 :)
<7> ok now if i type yum upgrade xchat it should update my xchat right ?
<4> try and find out :p
<7> hmmm ok
<0> Sergeant_E: with yum sometimes you have to type "yum search something", and it will give you a list of exact pakage names
<7> couldn't find update match for xchat
<0> then you can find out the exact name, and type "yum install pakage"
<1> Sergeant_E: http://www.fedoraforum.org/forum/showthread.php?t=27279
<7> DaTa-MaN, if it gives me list of exact matchs what good is a search then
<0> Sergeant_E: because it doesnt.
<7> oic
<0> Sergeant_E: it gives you a list of names that start with the phrase
<0> Sergeant_E: the pakage you want mightbe something like Xorg-X11-xchat
<7> thanks DaTa-MaN
<0> If you can't get it on yum, you can always look for the rpms on google.
<0> Keep in mind that you can add repositories to yum, which will give it more resources to search through
<1> Sergeant_E: use KYum
<7> actually xchat.org has an rpm, but when i tried to install it, i found out it needs a lot of dependencies, so i was hoping yum do the dirty work for me
<1> it's a KDE version of YUM with a GUI
<1> http://wiki.linux.duke.edu/Yum
<7> must be cool
<0> Sergeant_E: I never tried this... but I'm pretty sure you can down load the rpm, and install it with yum form your hardrive. Then it auto solves dependencies
<1> gtg now
<1> work
<0> Al-Ashtar: later, thanks for the help
<1> what help !!
<0> earlier
<1> oh
<7> data man i can do that ?
<1> np
<1> be back in 15
<7> use yum to install an rpm and it will solve dependencies????????
<0> Sergeant_E: I think so... but like I said, I never tried it
<0> google it
<7> if it's true it will be brilliant
<7> on a separate issue, anyone knows how to start another maching using wol, is there a command to do it or i have to get a utility
<7> i'm too lazy to go to the other room to start it :)
<0> Sergeant_E: I don't know anything about that. But I would say that, if the physical hardware to do it is in place, then sure it can be done
<0> Sergeant_E: .. oh... WOL== wake up on LAN... right?
<4> how do i uninstall something i compiled ?
<8> mc-wol
<8> rm whateveryoucompiled.out
<9> Sergeant_E: do you want to boot it with an image located on a different server? look up pxeboot
<4> books that would take care of the all stuff ?
<4> :\
<8> ?
<8> what did you compile/
<4> mlayer
<0> chills: I don't know for sure, but if it made some kind of compile log, you could do it manually.
<4> mplayer*
<4> hmm
<8> did you make install?
<0> try rpm -qa mplayer
<7> DaTa-MaN, yes wake on lan
<0> see if rpm has a record of it... just by chance
<4> k
<9> chills: now you see a reason to either use the distro-provided package(s) or install in something like /usr/local/name-of-package
<0> Sergeant_E: I'm sure a utility exsists for it, but I don't know what
<4> ah yea
<5> plug the nic wol cable into mobo wol jack
<7> it;s a built in nic
<5> check the BIOS seting then
<0> Sergeant_E: maybe the mobo has a jumper to enable WOL
<8> mc-wol macaddress
<0> Sergeant_E: and what books said too
<7> mc-wol command not foud
<8> then you need to get it
<0> Sergeant_E: what distro yougot?
<7> fc4
<0> Sergeant_E: I just switched from FC3 to Ubuntu 6.06 today


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