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<0> why do you bother helping people like that rza?
<1> sooo, what's the default p***word for phpmyadmin anyway? :P
<2> Kristian: root / empty p***word
<0> hehe
<2> is mysql default
<2> which phpmyadmin authenticates against
<1> hahahahahahahahaha
<1> it worked
<1> it ****ing worked
<2> :)
<1> just went to his host-ip and used that
<1> hahaha
<2> "surprising"
<1> very
<0> i think you shoudl change hsi p***word
<0> for his own good
<2> you can propably find hundreds of those
<0> ;-)
<1> it's just so cl***ic
<0> its pretty silly debian allows that
<1> true
<2> its not debian issue to correct it
<2> its mysql defaults
<1> true again
<3> :)
<3> the package maintainer could use a post-install script to fix it though
<3> could/should
<4> sounds like work
<3> but I'll stop armchair quarterbacking now
<1> hmm
<0> i think its debians responsibility to make good defaults
<0> hence=no empty p***words
<1> well, yes and no
<1> they should enforce the user to actually set a p***word
<1> if you make a static default, that's not much better than a blank
<1> and imo, phpmyadmin shouldn't allow people to log in with empty p***words
<0> im not saying they should make a static
<0> and yea, its **** phpmyadmin allows that
<1> he changed it though, just for the record
<1> before I got a chance to
<0> yea, he has another client in here
<0> he just doesnt want to get banned by being rude
<0> on that client
<1> aha
<4> you ban for being rude? :(
<1> nono
<1> we only ban black people and spics
<3> lol
<3> what about jews?!
<1> I was getting to those
<2> no really we are not racists here
<1> if we were to ban all rude people, who would administer the channel?
<4> bots
<1> the bots can be quite rude
<1> look
<1> punani: gentoo ?
<5> somebody said gentoo was a popular linuxdistribution which most debian users believe is crap, due to the fact that compiling, in contrary to popular belief, doesnt speed up things or as a user put it : jayk> oh i tried gentoo jayk> but after i went to bed and woke up jayk> it was still compiling jayk> forget that crap, or http://distrocenter.linux.com/article.pl?sid=06/09/12/213246&tid=108
<3> lol
<4> lol
<0> whats rude about that?
<2> sauna \\o
<2> o//
<0> later
<2> \o/
<2> fsck i need to start gym again
<2> enormous shoulder / neck pains
<0> gym rocks
<2> have you noticed
<0> when we meet i can teach you some stuff to relax your muscles
<2> that if you spend alot on computer
<2> without gymn
<3> err
<0> hehe
<0> rza unfinnishing another sentence
<0> hey rza, at least swedish coders can finnished a sentenc
<2> :)
<6> whats a good anti spam program?
<7> spam******in
<6> ty
<8> dspam
<7> there are heaps of howto's on how you go about setting it up with miscelanious MTA's
<6> ok nice
<8> if you have the time to train it
<6> kinda rushed right now
<6> just gonna go with heaps of howto's :)
<8> if your using debian apt-get install sa-exim
<6> which is more effective?
<9> when i installed debian there was a little menu which servers to start/run
<9> what is name of that?
<9> a text also said i could return to that program at any time.. and run it again..
<9> i forgot its name
<9> debainconfig or something ?
<0> rcconf
<9> na
<9> install-debain or something
<9> damn.. shoud lhave written it down..
<0> you can search the manpages with man -k
<0> atp?
<5> ping pta
<0> apt?
<5> [apt] aptHOWTO at http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/apt-howto/index.en.html 'apt-setup' configurs /etc/apt/sources(.list) - 'apt-spy' finds fatest mirror - 'apt-get update' gets the latest packages - apt-get dist-upgrade synchronizes to newest packages - 'apt-cache search <pattern>' searches in name of all .debs- 'apt-get install <package>' installs - 'apt-get remove <package>' deinstalls - 'apt-file search <filename>' in which packages is a file
<0> apt-get?
<5> i heard apt-get is debians package/program manager and one of the key features why people choose debian. Please see factoid 'apt' for usage
<0> also learn apt
<9> base-config! !
<9> yess!
<10> By what means did stable recognize my usb flashdrive upon insertion, mount it, and bring up a (nautilus, I think) explorer window for it? I upgraded to unstable for a few reasons and now it does not do that. I have udev and autofs, but am wondering what I must do to get that behavior. I'm sick of writing my own mounting scripts :/
<6> im trying to install spam******in on virtual ensim box is that possible
<11> is there a way to make a window always think it has focus? im using a java applet in firefox that takes a minute to draw when i focus the window, but its very fast otherwise.
<6> how would add a path to your gcc compile statement (for includes)
<2> uhmm
<12> thun: export CPPFLAGS="-I/somewhere/include"
<13> morning
<2> what software are you compiling ?
<6> tnx
<2> usuallly via ./configure --with
<12> or that
<12> :)
<2> but denken's method works
<6> no for this i have to p*** the options to the compiler myself
<13> if debian installer sees 2 SCSI discs, does that mean mirror raid is not working?
<12> sometimes configure doesnt honor/honor properly/have a --with-include option
<12> Ouroboros: you probably need drivers for that particular hardware raid adapter
<13> hm
<12> ... making some asumptions there
<12> ***umptions even
<13> denken: i thought that once you enable it in the BIOS, the hardware will look like a single disc to linux
<12> Ouroboros: not always
<13> should i attempt to install on one of them and hope that it will be mirrored?
<12> thats up to you
<13> well if it does require drivers, not sure how i would get them into the installer
<12> there is a documented method
<12> admittedly a pain in the ***, but its there none the less.
<13> for the record this is nvidia integrated raid on sun x2200
<13> ...which now that i think of it probably needs a driver :)
<14> Anyone got problems with amsn in etch?
<14> I cant log in
<14> when I use amsn from "deb ftp://boisson.homeip.net/sarge ./"
<14> Then it works to log in.. but from time to time.. amsn stops..
<4> works for me, but I don't use it very often
<14> with the normal etch amsn?
<4> is etch = testing right now? I forget
<13> yeah
<13> i guess i am going to have to install on one drive, then move the whole thing onto the mirror raid the usual way
<15> RedACE, yeah for some time yet i believe
<13> should i use dmraid or md raid?
<15> raid?
<5> i heard raid is Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks, the opposite of SLED, or what master.debian.org doesn't have See also: raid {0-5}, or http://people.debian.org/~blade/install/preload/, or see http://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/product/markeditorial.html?prodkey=quick_explanation_of_raid
<15> dmraid?
<15> punani, listkeys raid
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