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<0> does netstat list the ports as listening ?
<1> but for some odd reason my linux box is blocking
<1> yes
<1> they are listening
<1> I can use that port from an internal computer
<0> ok, what error message does the programs give when you try to connect to the service ?
<0> ie: connection refused, connection timed out, etc ...
<1> Im using putty
<1> says
<1> Server unexpentendly closed network connection
<0> hmm
<0> sounds like you get a partial connection of some kind
<1> yeah
<1> cause it resolves the internet address
<1> I use DDNS
<0> I would fire up tcpdump on the linux machine and see what actually goes on
<0> well, that doesn't really matter
<1> ?
<0> the process of resolving the hostname to an ip is quite seperate from the connecting
<1> k
<1> Ill get tcpdump running
<0> you might want to filter it for the specific service, or you'll probably get alot of noise
<0> tcpdump port 80, for instance
<1> hrmm
<1> might have found something
<1> I cant ping google.com
<1> must have lost the gateway or something
<1> where do I specify the gateway?
<2> netstat -rn
<2> see if there's a route for 0.0.0.0
<1> yes it is
<1> 0.0.0.0
<1> I need it 192.168.1.1
<2> destination 0.0.0.0 in a routing table means your default route
<1> actually it shows the destination as 192.168.1.0
<1> I need it .1.1
<3> route?
<4> ask me about 'static route'
<3> static route?
<4> To add a static route in Debian, just put "up route add -net ...." in the appropriate interface's stanza in /etc/network/interfaces
<2> morning nagual
<3> morning mr tchang
<3> how are you this fine morning sir?
<2> good
<2> new job has been uber easy thus far
<3> tchang: nice :)
<2> did you watch the world cup
<2> i was pulling for germany
<1> okay so what does "up route add -net ...." do
<1> and do I need to remove dhcp on the interface
<5> up means run the following command when the interface goes up
<5> route is the command to manage routes
<2> in /etc/network/interfaces
<5> add tells it to add a route
<5> -net means it will be adding a network
<5> man route for the rest
<1> k
<5> I AM AWESOMO 4000
<5> EOF
<2> hot
<1> k now do I need to reboot
<1> or can I rerun interfaces?
<0> you can rerun pretty much everything
<0> /etc/init.d/networking restart
<0> or ifdown -a; ifup -a
<1> ty
<1> worked !!!!!
<1> tyvm everyone!
<3> tchang: yea, i saw it. its ok germany lost, but i would have liked for them to win of course. italy was better the whole match though....
<2> i thought germany did great in the second half
<2> they kept saying that this is the first time germany has gone all nuts over their world cup team
<5> soccer is sooo boring
<5> it's about on-par with baseball
<5> zzzzzzzzzz
<3> hm
<3> i thought tasksel had some way of installing a machine for software development
<3> build essentials?
<3> punani listkey build
<3> punani listkeys build
<4> Factoid search of 'build' by key ( shown; total): build mozilla with ssl ;; bob the builder ;; cvs-buildpackage ;; build package ;; geocities page builder ;; build-dep ;; rebuild from debian source ;; ebuilds ;; debbuild ;; build-essential ;; dpkg-buildpackage ;; artsbuilder ;; buildd ;; jbuilder ;; apt-build.
<3> punani build-essential
<4> it has been said that build-essential is a list of packages which are considered essential for building Debian packages.
<3> punani listkeys executables
<4> Factoid search of 'executables' by key ( shown): cannot create executables.
<3> punani cannot create executables
<4> The error "C compiler cannot create executables" means you need to install build-essential. apt-get install g++
<3> but punani i already have those
<3> oh it didnt like the compileroptions
<3> punani cannot create executables is also it can also be that you have made compiling optimizations which isnt liked for your system, this should be rare though
<4> nagual: okay
<6> good boy
<6> :)
<3> Burps_: since im AfricanAmerican i take offence at that.
<3> our slavemasters used to call us 'boy'
<7> :)
<3> yea, people like denken here
<3> we woudl be all 'yes m***a'..'yes bwana' and hed be like 'go fetch my slippers boy
<7> hey im of german descent. you dont have to be african for me to try to dominate your people.
<7> im very indiscriminate
<8> haha
<1> is there a quick command to see what my UID is
<8> Blaa, superman returns ruined my day
<8> ruined!
<8> nder: id
<1> ty
<9> bah. "african american". such a b.s. p.c. thing. i asked my psych cl*** once (about 60% black w/ a black prof) whether they were "black" or "african american". cl*** was evenly split. prof said she was "African American, dammit!" cl***mates said they were 100% American, tyvm.
<10> whoami
<9> much fun
<10> err
<10> id
<10> ;(
<9> it was so much fun, in fact, that i repeated the experiment on the bus ride home (this was in high school). same result. split group.
<9> bus driver said she was "black" this time, though. "I've never seen africa."
<3> yea, compiling xgl will be a treat
<3> havent even compiled the second pacakge yet (Mesa)
<3> ill leave that for another day
<11> E: The package php4 must be reinstalled, but I can't find any installation canidate. (some translating done) Now I'm stuck with that apt does not work.. what could be done ?
<12> Is it possible to make squid into a web based server somehow? Like could I put squid together with apache on a DMZ gateway box and have people access that web page where they get a form that says "type internet url to access" and then click GO and they proxy through the DMZ box?
<12> Instead of them typing in socks or proxy settings into IE/Firefox?
<13> http://pastebin.ca/79712 - what is up with this error? Someone tries to login via FTP, and my logs say that. I have AuthUserFile /etc/AuthUserFile in the config ... so logins should be taken from that. Any ideas?
<11> foosnaki: wrong home dir, or variable not set
<11> eventually the user does not have access to that directory
<13> castaglia: ah, I had it 777. er, looks like this user rename his folder.
<8> don't forget
<8> PAM(brujahantitribu): User not known to the underlying authentication module.
<13> whoops, iverslap ^^
<14> does anyone know if theres a 64 bit xfce package for sarge-amd64? will apt obtain it or do I have to run 32bit xfce?
<7> if its there, its there :P
<7> if its not, yes, you should be able to run the 32-bit version
<14> Kanotix runs 64bit xfce, which I'm sure you know is a debian variant, so there should be a package somewhere but I am unsure of the name and the repository that has it. I read on a forum that if you apt-get install it then it will detect that it's 64bit OS and get it, I find this very hard to believe as surely the package is different, as are the dependencies?
<14> at this rate, im going to have to use Kanotix. I might see if I can use a kanotix respository and hope the package works, if I can find the name
<15> this is debian, not kanotix
<15> don't confuse the support :-)
<14> I am fully aware of that and I'm not asking for support on Kanotix :)
<15> no, but your questions suggests that if kanotix works with it then so does debian
<15> try googling perhaps it might come up with some links
<14> I have tried googling, this is why I'm here to see if anyone knows
<15> aurora`, you tried to use the kantonix rep ?
<8> There was an advertisement on tv for "Internet phones". FREE PHONE CALLS.. BUY YOUR FRIEND ONE
<15> lol
<15> aurora`, my version of google turned up with this link: http://www.os-works.com/view/debian/ check the section " Installation (non-i386)"
<0> hmm
<7> hum
<0> I wonder when they are going to fix the 2GB file size limit in yafc
<0> I somehow doubt it requires a huge amount of work
<0> hmm
<0> considering the age of the majority of the bugs reported with that package, I think I might be better off getting used to another ftp client
<0> any good suggestions ? text based and simple of course...
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