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<0> you don't want to get to close...
<1> can't be bothered to explain stupidity.
<2> this # should be over the distro war thing, its so old, go with what you like
<1> you're in a distro-specific chanel, what did you expect when someone starts asking questions about a DIFFRENT distro ?
<2> I have used allmost every distro
<0> Kristian: it was debian related
<0> more debian related than gentoo related, thats why i asked in here
<1> omes: no, it wasn't, now be quiet.
<0> i usually dont want to ask here because debian people are usually a bit bitchy..
<2> omes msg me in private
<2> ill try and help
<0> bigs_: thanks
<2> i forget the question
<1> by the way, do you really think I have only used debian in my entire history of using linux ?
<0> Kristian: no i don't
<3> omes: behave.
<0> rza: i do behave, don't i?
<3> we dont like gentoo fanboys here
<0> I've noticed
<4> hrm
<4> good evening :)
<5> hi
<4> hi
<2> god I love debian
<2> this is my fav over all the others, no particular reason.....it seems to run faster and I love apt over yum
<2> im sick of tar and gz hence sick of slack
<1> I didn't fancy debian on desktops until woody got released. too much h***le getting it to work properly, while at that time, slackware would work extremly well straigth out of the box
<1> even with woody, X-related stuff was quite anoying
<6> apt is nice, yes
<7> http://www.mtx.com/caraudio/products/subwoofers/jackHammer.cfm
<7> JackHammer is the most enormous, mind-blowing subwoofer ever created. You will literally not believe it until you see it. Standing in at 23 tall, 369 pounds, and with 12,000 watt peak music power handling, you will be hard-pressed to find something that will get in the ring with this heavyweight.
<1> 23-what tall ?
<8> imagine the case
<7> i couldnt fit that in my wrx sti
<7> bleh
<1> my old neighbour had(possibly still has) a 24" sub
<1> not for a car though
<1> at least they seem to have put an amp on it that has at least a chance of driving it without getting horrible sound
<6> you'd need a very low frequency crossover to do it right (just don't parallel it, but use a crossover and do it right)
<6> I expect the components for the crossover would be large (coffee can size)
<9> I've been thinking for a long time borrowing some nice PA equipment, load 'em up into my car and then driving around the block to annoy the rice cup tuners
<9> those wanna-be-pimp-my-ride kids are the menace around here
<6> a couple of PA horn-type enclosures would do the trick. They're hyper-efficient down to <50hz usually
<6> the big ones with 4 15" in them....
<9> barely 18 years old, riding their first car (which they got after workind the last summer raking the cemetary) and having every single piece of audio hardware they could find
<8> [19:05:25] (_rynz-) i couldnt fit that in my wrx sti --> nice car
<1> I'm happy with my b&w asw 750 ...
<8> ;)
<9> I think I could fit enough in my van
<6> you'd need a van or a pickup truck for the one I'm thinking of
<9> I have VW Transporter
<8> Sealed Enclosure Net Volume .2ft3 TBD
<8> Vented Enclosure Net Volume .7ft3 TBD
<8> y think it should fit
<8> I think*
<6> does it it have a horn (or folded horn)
<9> what do you mean by horn? the signal or musical equiptment?
<1> horn-sub? O_o
<1> I'd love to see that
<7> I've been thinking for a long time borrowing some nice PA equipment, load 'em up into my car and then driving around the block to annoy the rice cup tuners
<7> rofl
<7> nos
<7> ive flattened many new mustang gt's and corvettes in it
<7> jack***es who are rich that think their hot **** when they see my cheap looking subaru
<7> with a big wing
<7> not knowing wrx sti's are top end
<6> NDS - something like this maybe? http://www.rockfactory.co.uk/proddetail.php?prod=psp-alte001 (except with 4 speakers, not 1)
<6> 'subaru with a big wing' - I just have to laugh
<6> APz - (scrolling back) - horn-style enclosure (see above link)
<9> shbrngdo: yes, I got it
<9> the word 'horn' just reminded me of this - http://www.starkelectronic.com/spc30.jpg
<9> used to have one of those in my car; it's an old cop car
<9> I also have all the other cop goodies still installed
<6> I found another good site - http://www.alteclansing.com/legacy/specs.asp (an old cl***ic)
<6> ah, yeah - that is a horn (but yeah, not exactly what you wanted)
<6> check out the frequency range on the A7 - 35hz to 22khz
<7> shbrngdo
<7> you doubt a wrx sti eh?
<7> wait until lancer evo #'s arive
<7> :)
<10> Any Qmail users here that can give em a little help? Recently worked on a lot of spam control and now anyone trying to send me a message gets : 5.1.0 - Unknown address error 553-'sorry, relaying denied from your location [143.69.242.38] (#5.7.1)'
<9> http://www.blog.neimen.de/wp-content/mtxjack2.jpg - so that's why they invented the jackhammer
<6> relaying denied - are you checking RDNS on the source against the e-mail domain? That's one very restrictive spam control you should turn off since many ISPs require you to use their servers (so many domains get handled by earthlink.net, etc.)
<6> heh - the size of the magnet on that thing makes it look like a turbine engine
<10> shbrngdo: not sure why i get relaying denied from my us.army.mil, as well as a hotmail.com, and my home boxes domain, to my mailserver though.
<6> dirtydonu - try sending webmail which should originate from the same server - if that works, it might be RDNS or too aggressive header scans
<10> I must not understand relaying.. i had a lot of problems earlier with attackers attempting to replay through my mailserver
<10> you mean send a message from usr1@domain.com to usr2@domain.com?
<6> you can easily (with sendmail, anyway) prevent relaying for mail that doesn't originate from a particular IP range or domain - or better still, just p***word protect outgoing SMTP and deny all relaying
<6> dirtydonu - more like use 'domain3.com' SMTP server to send message from 'domain.com' to 'domain2.com'
<6> not sure about qmail, but sendmail default should be 'no relay' and outgoing SMTP from private subnet only (I think that's right). If not it's easy to make it that way. I woudl expect qmail's defaults to be similar
<10> shbrngdo: I have relaying for the 3 domains in my box, and a few other selected domains, thats it.
<10> shbrngdo: By default, yes, relaying is disabled.
<10> shbrngdo: The problem I am having now is, if I try to send an email from an external smtp server (via a webmail IMAP client @ us.army.mil) or from a hotmail.com account, to my MTA, i get that message.
<6> dirtydonu - ah, I think I get it - maybe you need to tell qmail which domains to accept messages to ('alias' is what you use for sendmail)
<10> shbrngdo: Thing was, it worked 5 hours ago, until I started messing with stuff, and I thought I reversed everything.
<6> backups are your friend
<10> ya, my checklist, 3 more items to go then i startw orking on the backup of everything
<6> if you've got an old config file(s) you could diff against the new ones
<10> i made a backup of the ones i changed
<6> there ya go
<10> i just uncommented things out
<6> try doing a 'diff' anyway, see if you missed something
<10> same thing, im just gonna have to run through my install docs again
<10> the only thing i did i thought was install Pyzor and do spam******in --lint
<6> gotta make a food run
<10> thanks for the help
<11> =)
<2> whats some good sources I can put in my sources.list file to download from?
<2> i want compiz for one thing
<2> and I allready installed Xgl
<11> deb http://WWW.BEERORKID.Com/compiz/ dapper main
<11> deb http://WWW.BEERORKID.Com/compiz/ sid main
<11> deb http://WWW.BEERORKID.Com/compiz/ dapper-aiglx main
<11> deb http://Xgl.Compiz.Info/ dapper main aiglx
<11> My whole sources.list is at http://www.atlantica.us/apt/sources.list
<2> that didnt work for me
<2> i cant even apt-get install update your file
<2> gets errors
<9> I guess someone in the nmap dev-team got REALLY bored somewhere along writing the makefile
<9> http://apz.fi/tmp/nmap.jpg
<12> lol
<13> morning
<2> anyone alive in here?
<13> yes, but since you asked the same thing twice within 5 seconds i'm not going to bother helping you :P
<13> that's what you get for being an annoyance
<0> ferro: was it really less that 5 secs?
<13> dunno, i turned my timestamps off
<0> more like.. 12 :p
<13> you might have lagged :P
<0> indeed
<0> but now im going to bed. Have a nice day ferro :)
<13> heh, thanks. Night
<0> nite nite
<0> *poof*
<14> Hello, I want to disable cdrom and floppy access from a user, I removed the user from cdrom and floppy groups but the user still has access to cdrom and floppy, any ideas?
<15> Uriell: remove the entry from the /etc/fstab
<15> and check the permissions on the devices
<14> Ah, fstab had user, thanks :)
<16> morning
<17> afternoon....
<14> Why when setting iptables policy to drop it hangs kde when starting for a long time? any workaround this?
<18> iptables -A INPUT -s localhost -j ACCEPT
<14> Yeah found out about it and fixed, thanks anyway :)
<16> nomy: you dont want to do cvsup any more
<16> or thats the tip i got in a chan last time i asked
<16> cant remember what the new tool is called though
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