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<0> you nag
<0> you too nagual :)
<1> nagual: its no botnet .. its just viral
<0> Napta, i think so...
<0> but the action is good, computer animation is excellent mixed with real ppl
<0> but don't expect a hard brain-cracking plot
<0> but for the rest it's worth it to watch at home :)
<2> hehe
<3> ok i've got a "busy" sound card.. how can i check what is using it?
<3> god i hate this..
<4> fat, just a wild guess, but in my case, it's usually my browser.
<3> no browsers open
<3> hm
<3> just this eterm on gnome
<3> "sound server" switched off
<3> uh maybe it should be on?
<3> the gnome one
<0> try restarting the sound server you use
<3> ok thanks
<0> or use something like: lsof | grep snd
<3> will try that too
<3> lsof: command not found
<3> bah
<0> you should see processes and if they are connected to /dev/some/sound/stuff
<3> installing..
<3> ok
<3> no output from lsof
<3> hrm
<0> or just do lsof | grep dev
<3> nothing using sound device
<3> but mixer
<3> and mixer1
<3> could it be that?
<3> i so hat ethis
<5> yes
<5> it could be /dev/mixer
<3> ok
<3> nah i killed it
<3> still nothing
<3> damn
<5> anything else using it?
<3> nothing i can see with lsof
<3> hm
<5> /dev/dsp in use?
<3> . /dev/dsp though
<3> yes
<3> what's that?
<6> !bugs erp
<3> esd 5746 fat 5w CHR 14,3 3404 /dev/dsp
<5> thats audio device
<3> hm, got an idea what esd might be?
<3> nm
<3> esound, enlightened sound daemon
<3> how gay
<5> its running!
<5> you said it wasnt!
<5> thats propably using your card
<7> haha
<3> didnt know dsp what that :/
<3> now i do!
<3> safe to kill that then?
<5> cool
<5> proaplby
<3> what=was
<3> can't type. i blame it all on the bud
<7> znx: everything thats not usermade is a botnet to me, since obviously there is some kind of intention behind it, its not like they are randomly jo9ining this channel (probably)
<7> fat: better dcc me some of that then
<3> har
<7> fat: dsp? i thought that was just before esp...
<3> clever
<3> :P
<1> nagual: :)
<8> http://abate.veritynet.net/~madbox/Pictures/wtfm8.bmp
<8> anyone think they can help with that?
<8> im just trying to test Bittorrnado
<9> anyone now how to start the telnet daemon? i tried ./usr/sbin/telnetd
<9> did not work
<9> i need it because works only allows telnet
<10> bigs, that is a very stupid policy. If you put forward a business case to your boss (or the right person), outlining *why* telnet is depreciated for login to systems, incorporating security and the like, i'm quite sure they'd allow it. That aside, you can bind sshd to the telnet port. If they have a good reason for using telnet over ssh, i suggest you use telnet with ssl
<10> use the init.d startup scripts, see /etc/init.d/ folder, i suggest you read up on debian basics since you don't seem to know them
<8> Hrm, how do i make a file run on startup
<10> use the run command folders /etc/rc.d/ See the scripts in there, make your own. Or if you want to startup something that has a script in the /etc/init.d/ directory, use update-rc.d to place the script in the rc directories
<8> thx
<8> also I am trying to setup an FTP for my Xbox so I can xfer files between the two, I need to make This computer a client what do you suggest?
<10> lftp for a command line ftp client, or gftp for a graphical ftp client
<8> Thx alot, Honestly You seem like a bot with how helpful you are
<10> heh
<10> over 10 years of linux will do that to you ;)
<8> haha
<8> Im just starting now :\
<10> better late than never
<8> But I should be able to get it up my next goal is to setup a Shellserver ipv6 or w/e
<10> steep learning curb, security and many factors are mission critical for a business basing it's income on a shell server
<8> ITs not goign to be for income its just going to be so I dont have to pay for my current one :\
<10> ah ok
<8> I think my main problem is going to be compiling the kernel
<10> use 'dmesg' to see the output at startup, it shows you what hardware your system has, what drivers are being used by the current kernel and other tid bits. You use this information to configure your own kernel, i used to do it for many remote systems without knowing any of the hardware setup
<10> there's also 'lspci' 'lsusb' and /proc for more info on the hardware being used
<8> is lftp a client or a server?
<10> client
<8> I am looking for a server
<8> already have a client
<10> i suggest vsftpd
<8> alright
<8> thx
<10> make sure you edit the config after install /etc/vsftpd.conf it allows anonymous logins, no user logins and some other strange bevahiour by default
<8> alright
<8> here, i kinda lied about my setup due to the fact that people say they are very different, but so far it works the same, I am running Xebian on my Xbox this is a debian like Xbox distro of linux.
<8> I am going to use this to download files without putting load on my current cpu ect.
<8> This is going to run everything that keep my cpu usage low on my comp
<10> they are different and there will be problems that you will have that are not related to 'normal' debian, so when you ask those particular questions in here, people may shoot you
<8> Yeah, thats why i dont bring it up spcifically
<11> hi, can anyone tell me the option for playing videos in a shell with mplayer? i have aalib
<11> nvm, got it
<12> how do i get my hostname to be correct for my debian server?
<13> http://www.string-emil.de/
<14> i added my ip to sshd.config but sshd[1748]: User zyx not allowed because not listed in AllowUsers
<14> AllowUsers zyx@::ffff:84.58.*.* and my ip is "dslb-084-058-142-212.pools.arcor-ip.net"
<14> lookups with dig do work
<14> what could that be? here is the full auth.log: http://nopaste.biz/?6519
<15> ok guys, this is my first attempt to setup a PCMCIA card for Wifi on a laptop, and until now, I misearbly failed
<15> I have a Skyline Farallon card
<15> googled a bit, and found infos about linux-wlan project, but don't know if it'sstill active...
<15> Would you please give me a first step ?
<10> you want the HERMES module, it covers the skyline card for linux. See google http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=Skyline+Farallon+linux+wireless+kernel+module&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
<10> learn to use the right keywords
<15> hmmm, great, I need to recomile my kernel : my first time,... just when I don't have time :)
<15> kernel ?
<6> extra, extra, read all about it, kernel is http://www.kernel.org, or http://newbiedoc.sourceforge.net/system/kernel-pkg.html
<10> if your using the standard kernel you just need to load the module 'modprobe <name of module>'
<2> bwahaha!
<2> good morning ferro!
<15> I have a 2.4
<15> seems the hermes I have is made for 2.6
<10> hey mate :)
<2> so install 2.6 :)
<2> It's alot better for a laptop/desktop/workstation than 2.4
<15> yeh, Believe, but as a the lazy *** I am, I didn't feel the need until now :)
<2> 2.6.17 just come out recently, perfect time to upgrade :)
<10> yeah, grab patch 1 though
<15> Woww,keep cool, I first upgrade to a debian packaged kernel (2.6.8-3), then I'll see...
<2> hehe
<15> OK, so What did I miss if : I have the lilo choice, then "BIOS datacheck successfull", then a black screen and nothing happens... :(
<15> I first would say"that ****s", then...
<16> can you boot the old kernel from lilo?
<15> yep
<16> ok, that's good ;)
<16> i would recommend grub instead btw ;)
<15> well, that's a matter of religion (unless you prove me it's MUCH MUCH better), and I feel comfortable with lilo... But right, I'll might give it a try....
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