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<0> fix stupid knoppix driver detection (nvidia/ati)
<0> start x
<1> do a little dance, make a little love, emerge down-tonight
<2> lol
<3> User: XB0XERS Pasted http://pasteme.com/p.php?id=303
<0> maybe fix resolutions or default colordepth but that should be it
<1> renihs, does it put xorg.conf in the right place, or you need to add a copy new xorg.conf to /etc/X11 before start x?
<0> it should overwrite your xorg.conf
<0> mv it before running mkx
<1> Hmmm, need a cheap but useable laptop.
<4> ok that should be the conf file
<1> gonna have to turn mine back in when I leave.
<0> XB0XERS, do what i said
<0> looks crappy that xorg.conf
<4> err.. im gonna have to read up a bit..
<0> :)
<2> lol
<0> 6 lines
<1> kind of thinking of an Acer Aspire 5102WLMi.
<4> oh emerge hwdata hwsetup mkxf86config ddcxinfo-knoppix?
<0> check use flags bevore emerging (enable usb and stuff)
<5> i always use /dev/mouse0, /dev/mouse1 ..
<5> that way i can plug in usb mice, and stuff.
<0> XB0XERS, and the 5 lines below...yes
<6> anyone good with start-stop-daemon?
<0> whats that?
<5> init?
<1> the thing gentoo uses to start services and log pids and stuff
<6> yes
<0> init? pid 1?
<5> hah
<1> in all the scripts in /etc/init.d/
<3> User: EightPock Pasted http://pasteme.com/p.php?id=304
<2> ^^^
<5> what's the problem?
<6> its used to start and stop processes...
<2> an hour spent
<2> and list of rogue atoms continues
<5> /etc/init.d/process stop
<2> everything I do adds one to the list
<2> lol
<0> ah that stupid gentoo thingie which is supposed to know if something is running or not
<1> lol, yeah.
<5> if that doesn't stop is, then killall -9 processname
<0> Nichotin, check zap
<0> eg /etc/init.d/sshd zap
<1> /etc/init.d/something stop zap
<6> well, ive installed the xmail ebuild and it fails from the start of.. when trying to run the start-stop-daemon command manually I get an error it cannot find the executable
<0> in case its reporting running but isnt or alike
<4> this is my use flags
<3> User: XB0XERS Pasted http://pasteme.com/p.php?id=305
<5> there is probably a stale file if that's the case.
<1> kinsey, is the executable there?
<6> any pastebots around
<6> yes
<6> but its chrooted..
<1> ahh, chrooted but not symlinked?
<0> XB0XERS, just emerge the packages
<4> ok
<6> running the chroot command manually works
<0> less asking more doing :)
<7> too much gentoo talk
<0> should be done by now :)
<5> so you have a chroot init.d script?
<5> is that what you're saying?
<0> ?
<0> :)
<5> or what does said script do?
<6> the init script calls start-stop daemon with the -r /chroot/xmail argument
<8> it puts the lotion on its skin
<6> was there a pastebot around?
<4> ok heres the output:
<3> User: XB0XERS Pasted http://pasteme.com/p.php?id=306
<1> have you looked at any of the other daemons that start chooted? like named or dhcp?
<0> XB0XERS, ...
<0> :)
<0> unmask them? :)
<6> ill have a look at that ..
<0> echo "package name" >>/etc/portage/package.keywords
<0> read up on portage
<1> eval start-stop-daemon --start --exec /usr/sbin/dhcpd --pidfile "${CHROOT}${pidfile}" -- -q -pf "${pidfile}" -user dhcp -group dhcp "${DHCPD_OPTS}" ${CHROOT:+-chroot "${CHROOT}"} "${IFACE}"
<6> actually I havent got any chrooted apps..
<1> ugly as hell...
<6> thanx
<4> ok hold on brb
<0> Niosop, make your own start/stop
<0> :)
<0> script
<6> start-stop-daemon --start -c xmail -r /chroot/xmail --startas /var/Mailroot/bin/XMail --pidfile=/var/run/XMail.pid
<1> shrug, it works fine :)
<6> this is the line in the ebuild init script..
<1> I just wouldn't want to have to figure it out to fix anything if it didn't
<6> the line being run anyway,
<2> this is one fidisk im going to enjoy
<2> back to the drawing boards
<2> but, TGIF!!
<2> im glad its friday
<1> is there a /chroot/xmail/var/Mailroot/bin/XMail file?
<6> yes
<6> its all there
<6> I can manually call chroot /chroot/xmail /va/Mailroot/bin/XMail
<6> that works..
<6> ive straced it aswell..
<6> didn't get much out of it..
<1> try --exec instead of --startas ?
<5> kinsey, so the start-stop daemon is running them correct?
<1> and possibly add a -v so it might give you more info.
<5> what's your exact command?
<1> kinsey start-stop-daemon --start -c xmail -r /chroot/xmail --startas /var/Mailroot/bin/XMail --pidfile=/var/run/XMail.pid
<4> ok so what do u want me to do about the masked thing?
<4> ill shut up until ur done..
<1> ^ what kinsey was using.
<6> thats the line thats run after the variables has been unpacked..
<3> User: Kinsey Pasted http://pasteme.com/p.php?id=307
<6> this is the strace log..
<6> and exec returns the same as startas
<3> User: Kinsey Pasted http://pasteme.com/p.php?id=308
<6> this is the init file
<3> User: Kinsey Pasted http://pasteme.com/p.php?id=309
<6> a ls -R /chroot
<6> hm.. might have found something..
<6> the lib directory is owned by root:root...
<6> while the rest is owned by xmail
<6> and the process is started as xmail.
<1> does xmail have read writes?
<6> nope
<6> :)
<6> its the init script that copys in the files to the lib directory on startup..
<1> well that's one problem. But shouldn't give you a no such file or directory error (I don't think)
<6> nope, did not fix it..
<6> same error..
<0> kinsey, but if you do it manually it works?
<1> did you try changing startas to exec?
<1> I don't think it would make a difference, but...
<9> hello, i've got a problem...
<6> exec was the same
<1> hmm...
<9> hey XBOXERS, sorry i left last night
<0> XB0XERS, ?? i told you what todo with the masked thing...scroll and read
<9> what do i do if re-update isnt showing up as a command
<6> hm.. chroot /chroot/xmail /var/Mailroot/bin/XMail used to work.. now it returns the same..
<1> Mailroot != MailRoot?
<0> wtf is "re-update" ?
<6> :)
<6> now it worked
<9> it adds startup programs to init i think
<6> arg'\
<6> arg
<6> that was it..
<1> I know :)
<6> r!=R
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