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<0> <sigh>
<1> lol
<1> have fun simmy
<2> im looking for a way to make all@company.com aliases, but the docs seem to forget that somepeople need those
<2> heh
<2> later
<2> and good luck
<1> simmy, you gonna primer them or just wash and then paint
<3> how can i run a coman from xwindows?
<1> open a konsole
<3> no, i mean , run a command from xwindows but not using console, something like windows
<3> creating a lanzador
<3> when finish it close the terminal windows
<3> i want this terminal windows no close
<3> launcher i mean
<4> fg
<4> exit
<5> www.altavista.de
<6> hello guys
<6> does anyone know a tool to make an exact copy of an entire FC3 box ?
<6> remotely ?
<7> Does Norton Ghost do that?
<7> I know Ghost will do a clone, but I don't know if it does it over the network.
<6> looking for that
<8> im not sure how/if it would work, but hm mkisofs maby?!
<6> it does but it creates an image, which must be "burned" on another machine
<8> hm true
<8> well, not really. you could mount it..
<8> mount -o loop file.iso /mnt
<8> but im not sure, better look into one of those ghost tools instead
<6> ghost does the same
<6> and while the destination is a remote machine
<6> ...
<6> I tried scp but it doesn't reproduce the symlinks on remote machine
<8> there ought to be backup tools. google linux+backup+tool or something.
<6> thank you, will do that search
<9> 'mornin
<8> my bet would be with mkisofs and then mount that iso and cp with the option to keep the filepermissions ...
<8> morning
<6> morning
<9> i've got a cheap ircd from a local provider, anyone would help setting up ?
<10> has anyone gotten Feather Linux to use a wifi card on a laptop?
<11> hello
<0> wtf is feather linux and why's it suddenly so popular?
<0> ooOOOoooo... live distro!
<0> it's got john on it/! WTF?!
<8> is it one of those "security" live dists?
<0> smurfd : hard to say...
<11> heh I know some 'security' live distros
<11> like phlak
<0> it's got things like abiword, captive-ntfs, gaim... but it's also got ethereal, john, kismet, macchanger, dsniff, aircrack, paketto, etc.
<8> but i mean, there are pen-testing live dists nowadays.
<0> doesn't look like phlak... but looks like a phlak-lite merged with knoppix-lite.
<2> phlak ****s very much
<2> especially compared to the newer live distros comming out these days
<9> dudes, anyone to suggest a good ircd hosting? I've got one for 10$/month but wonder if there's something cheaper with 100mbit
<0> you want 100mb for less than $10/month?!
<9> simmy: ok, so I guess it's good offer
<11> zer0, take a look at http://thehostbusters.com/ Maybe you'll get lucky
<2> simmy: is feather linux more feature rich than backtrack ?
<10> i guess my question could apply to all live distro's but I have only used Feather and want to try to get wireless nic to work
<0> Enchanter_tim : Dunno... I'd never heard of either until 5 minutes ago. ;)
<0> Enchanter_tim : feather fits on a 128M usb key. Take that for what it's worth.
<8> feather IS a knoppix derive
<2> simmy: check out backtrack. its pretty nifty, especially when you use it for work :)
<9> Simpleguy: did, mine seems to be better would cost 40 there
<0> feather is based on knoppix which is based on debian which is based on the most uberest software in the world.... itself.
<2> simmy: just a sec
<0> I'm getting a colo on 100mbps with a 1TB limit for free. bwahahahahhahaha :D
<12> Simpleguy: debian is freebased
<12> simmy: colo == colonoscopy?
<0> *BLINK*
<0> colo = colocation
<13> nuggie: NO
<8> heh you got nubuntu too, not a Live dist though
<0> HOLY ****! It's TEH NUGGZ!
<13> nuggie: of course it's free! GNU/Linux born with Debian :oP
<12> yeah I'm not dead
<12> simmy: how's the big guy?
<0> Been a LONG time, man!
<10> now I see why linux is so hard for average users to use.....you linux guys are in a world of your own
<2> simmy: http://www.remote-exploit.org/index.php/BackTrack
<0> nuggie : Gettin bigger! He's 5 now.
<12> yeah I've been working and wife is busy
<12> my niece turns 5 this summer
<12> goddaughter turned 4
<12> the only thing I have turning 5 is my car and my marriage
<0> I know the feeling... I've been busy as hell, too... bought a condo a month ago (today, in fact).... it needed a lot of work. Still does... but I'm starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
<12> I've basically been ignoring the whole linux thing for years, I'm glad I switched to debian back then
<2> nuggie: yeah, debian never changes
<12> yeah my house is actually in excellent shape, but it's been 2 1/2 year and time to start maintaining
<14> poor guy
<12> Enchanter_tim: it changes you can just mostly ignore the cahnges
<0> I hear that! I run one linux box... a debian box at work. Got a Free and OpenBSD box at home that "just work" so I haven't had much to do with them.
<2> the biggest riot was when they bumped the stable kernel from 2.2 to 2.4
<2> :)
<12> Enchanter_tim: and glibc2
<2> :)
<12> 2.2 2.4 I didn't even notice
<0> Enchanter_tim : And if you need newer than ancient, you run testing... which is generally quite stable.
<8> :P
<14> What's SlamX on about, linux has become so user friendly of late
<14> with ubuntu, and automatix
<12> I just tried to fix my ceiling fan
<14> you don't have to do ****
<12> after I ripped it down, I realized that it wasn't bad
<0> nuggie : heh! My cousin's coming out to put ceiling fixtures in for me... all three bedrooms have switched outlets. I HATE THAT!
<8> lol when debian 3.0 was released, one linux magazine had flying pigs on the cover. was hellafun
<12> just that I had gone through an ENTIRE box of dead light bulbs
<0> HAHAHHAH!
<12> wtf keeps boxes of burned out lightbulbs around
<12> I hate working over my head
<0> aparently, you do. :D
<0> so do I.
<12> I had to take off the blades and all sorts of stuff
<12> okay hate it more than the standard hating any work at all
<15> Coke_n_Code, sure, and ed is a very userfriendly editor.
<12> debian is at v3?
<0> I just got done cutting in a stairwell with a paint brush. Now, I have to wash the walls , cut in my living room, then grab a roller.
<14> who needs ed
<12> I'be been playing with the gimp & my digital camera
<12> olympus e-500
<12> it's pretty nice
<14> there's plenty of gui based editors
<14> for newbies
<12> Coke_n_Code: yeah like gvim and xemacs
<0> but if your box doesn't do gui.... you gotta have something.
<12> whats the language of the day?
<0> Most of my boxes never see X.
<14> what's wrong with plane old Open Office ?
<15> Coke_n_Code, yeah, vi is just one of those fancy userfriendly things that we've had for years.
<12> uhhh oowriter isn't a text editor
<0> Coke_n_Code : I manage 5 *nix servers. None of 'em have a GUI on 'em.
<12> learn vim & emacs and things will be good
<12> simmy: vnc
<16> nano?
<14> simmy, but i was talking about that guy thta was complaining
<14> about how hard linux is to use
<0> and nuggz is right... OOo isn't a text editor. It's a word processor. There's a HUGE different.
<14> surely for a desktop at home
<14> noone is gonna run it without a gui
<14> that's just absurd
<8> i mean, nano is as userfriendly as you need.
<15> Coke_n_Code, because it is hard to use. So is ed.
<12> http://www.viemu.com/a_vi_vim_graphical_cheat_sheet_tutorial.html
<0> I've done it for years on one of my home boxes.
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