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<0> i mean, fingerprint blabla, type yes/no
<1> Isn't there a way to auto-accept fingerprints?
<0> there is?
<0> hmm
<1> Or disable the checking?
<2> nice, there are no ebuilds to satisfy >=sys-kernel/linux-headers-2.6.17_p3
<2> :(
<1> Just brain farts, check out the configs, stfw and rtfm, then ask someone else ;))
<0> i doubt there is
<0> :)
<2> autoaccepting fingerprints is just stupid
<0> ya, but in my case i wouldnt mind, however i doubt the option exists :)
<1> CHeck out /etc/ssh/sshd_config
<0> hmm didnt find anyhting there i guess
<2> time to install the masked version of linux-headers!
<2> :)
<3> man i want a sky redline...
<1> Must be some way to prevent checking in the least
<2> the client is who accepts fingerprints
<2> not the sshd
<2> the sshd accepts: interactive login, sshkeys
<1> http://www.unixwiz.net/techtips/openssh.html#inkeys
<1> You can at least set accepted keys
<2> to do what you want, you'll have to have the clients set up to let the sshd know whether or not they have the fingerprints cached
<2> good luck with that
<2> you
<2> you'll have to configure each of the hosts that will be connecting to the sshd
<1> Ah
<1> Im approaching it the other way around
<1> Sorry :p
<2> transformer style
<2> MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE
<1> Werd
<1> ROBOT IN DISGUISE!
<1> Lalalaaa
<1> This one shall take a powernap now, good night -_o
<4> -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no
<1> <3
<1> Knew there had to be an option :>
<4> there's always an option
<0> hmm
<0> lol
<0> yes
<0> big fat thanks!!!
<0> as always, matja is the ruling god...
<5> woot, 346 packages for kde
<6> just do kdebase-meta
<5> well, wanted the whole thing, so did kde-meta
<6> :P
<5> but I didnt know it could be more than gnome...
<5> I was like whoaaa 200 !
<3> ugh
<3> yeah.. kde is huge :(
<3> I finally got my twinview working
<3> it's great :P
<2> xinerama?
<7> i'm going through the gentoo installation and made an extra partition (for users). i'm at the mounting process. can i just mount it as usrs? and why is the example mounted as gentoo? any particular reason?
<3> yeah
<3> no
<3> twinview, not xinerama
<7> just curious is all.. i was about to mount them both as gentoo
<2> besides sys-process/audit, what is a third party auditd?
<2> because 'auditd' doesn't really work
<2> tripwire?
<6> burnttoas: /home or /usr ?
<6> mount /dev/hda4 /mnt/gentoo/home is that what your looking for?
<7> yeah, i think so
<7> i'm using a directory for users, and one partition for everything else
<6> ok .. so whats the prob
<7> well no problem. just didn't know if it made any difference to have one mounted as gentoo
<6> mount /dev/hda3 /mnt/gentoo ; mount /dev/hda4 /mnt/gentoo/home
<7> ok, thanks
<6> well you need to have a dir named /mnt/gentoo/home
<6> or it will make fun of you
<4> it'll break.
<4> people will die.
<4> it'll all go wrong
<7> :p
<5> matja: how so, Im using a partition for home, 0 cusualitie so far
<6> but when you un tar the stage ..it will make a /home for you ..
<4> just mount the same device is multiple places
<4> save disk space
<4> *in
<4> :D
<6> heh
<6> hell my /home is on a differnt drive ... way to much downloading
<7> yeah, the 3rd partition will be home, and 4th gentoo
<6> ok then .. the numbers will be off for everything ... just keep that in mind
<5> and what /usr on another partition, I mean, what are the pro of doing this ?
<6> nothing
<5> I think theres was an howto on gentoo-wiki about moving portage on another pratition
<7> yeah
<6> hell just change it in the make.conf
<5> and they say something like "for those who are doing too many --sync, more than 2 times a week" 2 times a week ?! I sync everyday !
<6> cron that bitch
<5> I know, all my dir will be on a separate hard drive !
<5> no but does move portage on another partition really help
<7> anyone know the current utc time off head? :P
<5> uh
<4> $ TZ=UTC date
<4> Tue Jul 18 14:54:46 UTC 2006
<6> burnttoas: set /etc/conf.d/clock to local
<3> man , my ****in ntpd isn't working on my wrt54gl
<7> MrEcho i should do that even though i'm in the tarball stage?
<6> after chroot
<7> ok
<5> and use ntp for syncing time on the intraweb
<7> cool. thanks
<5> well youll need to emerge it before
<6> burnttoas: http://mrecho.efnetshells.net/ only if you know how to build your own kernel
<7> ok
<5> hmm.. little irssi question, I dont have any web browser yet, or can I add a command when I connect a specific network, like /msg and /mode
<8> "Microsoft detractors were quick to point out that the second verse of Start Me Up begins "you make a grown man cry" (a line which is repeated throughout)."
<8> hah, i never thought about that
<9> what is the command to copy a file and move it?
<10> mv
<11> cp, mv
<11> or just cp file newfilename
<12> any suggestions on command line HTML link checkers?
<9> how about a command to download something from a remote ssh to your computer?
<5> maybe gwet ?
<5> err wget
<9> Didnt work
<8> scp user@hostname:/path/to/file /where/to/put/it
<9> foxdonut: Do you move them, or just copy them?
<11> scp copies from the target host to the destination host
<11> with that example it will copy the file from the remote host to a local destination
<13> how can i force my gentoo to issue a command (evms_activate) before trying to mount the dirs in /etc/fstab?
<0> scp bla@remote:/file .
<8> q\: well, /etc/init.d/localmount is responsible for doing the filesystems in fstab, so you can add a 'need' depend rule at the top of it, and put your command in another script
<8> like, normally, localmount has "depend() { need checkfs }"
<0> gotta go, too long at work anyways :(
<8> you could change that to "need evms checkfs"
<8> and make a script called evms in /etc/init.d/ which executes your command
<8> that way, it will execute before fstab is parsed
<8> (i thought baselayout had evms support already? hmm)
<13> ok rhz
<13> *thx
<8> or... just hack it intot the top of /etc/init.d/localmount ;)
<8> *into
<13> how can i check if my network card is running in 10mbit or 100mbit mode?
<13> (eth1)
<14> dmesg | grep eth1
<5> usb 4-2: device descriptor read/64, error -110
<5> ??
<15> q\: then use mii-tool to set it if u want to change it
<15> or actually as root.. type mii-tool.. it will display like this
<15> eth0: negotiated 100baseTx-FD, link ok
<8> not all cards support mii correctly... dmesg is probably the best way to check first, even if it can be a bit verbose
<8> like my 3com gigabit fiber cards that mii-tool thinks are 10mbit
<16> is it possible to play some games with this driver xf86-video-nv
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