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<0> or use bash for something simple as this
<1> In ubuntu i found two services "klogd" i can't remmeber the other which is very similar in name. Is there any way the two services could be shutdown permanently from terminal? the frontend crashes if I try to kill it from adminstration in gnome.
<2> Q-1: klogd and syslog? why would you want to stop these?
<3> hey again, my FC4 now plays sounds... i`ve installed xmms but it does not play mp3 anyway.. saying no plugin recognized this file
<3> how can i check if there some plugin is needed
<3> ?
<1> well everytime the two gathers the log it raises the temperature of my two cores creating a beep from the system speaker and freezing all apps for a while
<1> i just want to kill it now and run it later when i have another fan installed
<2> Q-1: i see, sudo /etc/init.d/klogd stop && sudo /etc/init.d/syslog stop
<1> thanks
<3> iddqd, can you help me too please?
<2> jammin: http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=xmms-mp3
<3> is it sourc file?
<2> jammin: ok, try this: rpm -ihv ftp://rpmfind.net/linux/freshrpms/fedora/linux/4/xmms-mp3/xmms-mp3-1.2.10-13.2.fc4.i386.rpm
<3> thank you dude, it`s done:)
<4> Welcome Back lacroix :)
<5> Thank you
<4> Anytime ;)
<6> can we SNAT at prerouting table ?
<7> Guys how can I quickly see who is logged into my shell via SSH?
<8> who
<7> cheers loc
<6> i have this weird problem whenever i ping to ip aliased to eth3 ( connected to the net ) , sometimes my other net interface (eth0 ) replies .. i dont even have any idea on why is this happening
<5> you have 4 nics?
<5> could you also paste an example please? (pastebin.ca)
<4> 3 nics.
<6> i'm sorry ... can we SNAT at prerouting table ?
<9> Routermen: do you know why?
<9> Routermen: it's because the others have a "default route"
<9> set only one default route and try not to have each card in the same subnet
<9> err, default gateway in your routing table
<9> or caespock
<9> looks like he gave up or lost his ops
<9> p3nguin: i just left your house.
<10> routermen: The SNAT target is only valid in the nat table, in the POSTROUTING chain.
<10> I just got up like 1 minute ago.
<9> Yea I stood there for about 5 minutes talking then left.
<11> lol
<10> I stayed up kind of late so I slept late.
<9> Yea thats what i had figured.
<9> i was bumpin hope that didn't do it :/
<6> yeah . hmm .. i have problem with my linux router, the box is doing some load balancing which activated in INPUT chain .. so it will route packets from one gateway to another , back and forth .. i have no problem forwarding public ip (example 202.100.100.1 which resides in eth3) to 10.0.0.1 . but the return path is balanced at INPUT .. which is why i'm stucked
<6> the return path sometimes goes to eth0 due to load balancing
<10> So you have four NICs in your box?
<6> yes
<10> Okay
<10> routermen: Has this advanced configuration ever worked correctly?
<6> it does whenever i disabled load balancing .. i guess i will have to settled on packet priotization instead
<12> What do you think about ASUS EAX1950PRO 256MB
<12> I know that there was 10.1.2007 released proper driver. That support everything. SO working with Xgl
<12> http://linux.wordpress.com/2006/12/11/review-asus-eax1950pro-256mb-rv570/
<7> guys is it possible to install a remote desktop service like VNC on my other windows machines on my LAN all from my linux machine or do i have to physically sit at each computer?
<12> IT's possible
<12> and quite simple
<10> If your Windows machines are XP systems then you don't need to install anything on them. Just install rdesktop on your Linux box and use the built-in terminal services on Windows' Remote Desktop Connection.
<10> If you still desire to install VNC, then you can use the remote desktop connection to install VNC on them.
<12> IF you have XP you can do only one remote session at time. And the working user will be switched
<12> muhehe. 22 KC == 1 USD
<10> That's not entirely true. http://www.golod.com/2005/10/enabling-multiple-remote-desktop-sessions-in-windows-xp-professional-and-media-center-edition-2005/
<13> also, remote desktop has to be turned on, it isn't by default
<7> so the overall answer is yes i need to be at the machine to do it?
<7> the annoying this is I have full access to them via samba
<12> OHH My God. Bloody shh. it. AT University this year he were taught that there is no other way to do multiple sessions that install NT or server ediditons
<7> the fact you can't remotely execute...
<10> I'm not really here to discuss how Windows works. I offered a solution for Linux to connect to the remote desktop of Windows.
<7> thanks for that p3nguin I have that client already installed
<10> g00n: Samba is just a program that runs on Linux to help you access Windows files over the SMB protocol. Why would that allow any type of remote control?
<7> Well I can read / and write but I can't execute a .exe file that sits on the machine.
<7> there must be a way to do that
<10> If your Linux system was able to execute a Windows .exe file it would work.
<10> Since it can't, it doesn't work.
<7> yeah it would run the .exe on my linux machine, but it wouldnt execute it to run on the windows machine
<10> Why would it?
<7> Do you understand what I mean
<10> Do you not understand how file _sharing_ works?
<7> sure
<10> File sharing is not remote execution or remote control.
<7> but there must be a way to execute on the target machine
<10> Yeah, use the command shell on Windows.
<7> So that is the only way?
<13> or... go to the machine and execute it
<10> Telnet into it and then do your stuff.
<13> look at the -s switch for rdesltop
<13> rdesktop, even
<7> so if I could telnet into it I could run windows shell commands on it like you can with ssh to a linux box?
<7> will do klb
<7> so how can I find out the LAN IPS of all the machines on my network?
<13> ...
<10> IPS?
<7> ip's
<10> IP addresses?
<7> yeah
<13> are you the admin?
<7> yeah
<13> then you should already know
<7> well it's unfortunately on DHCP
<13> um
<10> You don't know how to obtain an IP address of a LAN machine?
<7> my router randomly ***igns them
<13> look at the dhcp serveR?
<10> DHCP makes it even easier!
<7> DHCP is on the router
<10> Lucky for you, the DHCP server holds a lease table.
<14> if it's your network you could throw an nmap icmp / arp "ping" scan at the network
<13> or just look at the lease table
<14> but it's probably easier to access the routers dhcp server section and look at its info
<7> ok i'll have a look
<7> all the router says is
<7> DHCP on
<7> Running on anything from 192.168.1.2 - 254
<7> lease time 1 day
<7> that's it
<10> How about the lease record, and not the setting in the web interface?
<7> where's that?
<14> i've never seen even the lamest of consumer "routers" not have a spot where the list the ip. i guess i'd fall back to the nmap methood i mentioned
<14> s/ip/ips
<13> if you're using an el-cheapo router.. then all the machines are probably there together... wouldn't it be just as easy to go to each one?
<10> :)
<7> I found the table :)
<10> One in the bedroom, one in the living room, one in the bathroom...
<14> anyway nmap -sP netmask should work
<13> hm, "for f in `find ./` ; do" doesn't like filenames with spaces
<7> fire-eyes, I am doing a quick nmap scan on it now to see if telnet is open
<7> I take it the firewall would disallow me anyway
<13> it isn't, unless you've installed the telnet server
<7> Windows is more secure than most people think :)
<10> Not really.
<13> no, it isn't
<14> try to tell that to any ITSEC person (including me)
<7> I can't even remotely execute things and im a network admin!
<10> That's from inexperience.
<13> you don't know how != it can't be done
<7> Well I am trying to learn how but so far telnet appears to be the only option
<10> It can be done, and it's not _that_ hard to do. #windows95 can help you do it.
<7> lol
<13> I told you, check the -s switch of rdesktop
<10> That was only 15 minutes ago... you should know he didn't have time to check it yet.
<7> I thought you said -r ?
<13> <13> look at the -s switch for rdesltop
<13> nope
<7> I looked at -r in man page didnt understand it
<7> yeah my bad
<10> -r would be like clicking on the check boxes for "send my drives and printers and sound to the remote system" in Windows RDC.
<10> (which is quite nice on a small network, actually)
<10> I'll even give you a hint about -s. rdesktop -u administrator -s cmd 192.168.0.22
<7> cool p3nguin
<7> I did that command penguin looks like it's hanging or something
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