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<0> add, not module
<0> but again, will double check
<1> anyone know what time of day cron.daily runs?
<2> The only exception I know is the case, when I'm out on a quiet spree, fighting vainly the old ennoui... And I suddenly see -- your fabulous face
<3> daily ;p
<4> cat /dev/crontab
<4> err
<4> etc
<3> hehe
<5> 1:03
<3> 3am
<5> dohh yea 3:01 :)
<3> 3:00, i think
<1> 1 3 * * *rootrm -f /var/spool/cron/lastrun/cron.daily
<3> mines 0 3
<3> ;o
<1> so wait
<1> what time is that in cronspeak
<3> i forget
<1> 1:30 ?
<3> hehe
<5> 3:01
<1> how you get 3:01?
<2> first minute on the third hour
<3> yeah, its 3:01
<3> # MIN HOUR DAY MONTH DAYOFWEEK
<3> man crontab
<3> ftw
<1> danke
<2> survey says...
<3> time to try nuking OSS and aRts
<0> uli electronics sata support, already there
<3> since they are the spawn of satan
<3> and santa
<3> FatMom: you have scsi built in too?
<3> i guess you must
<0> uh
<3> or it owuldnt let you build in sata
<3> heh
<0> scsi disk support ?
<2> Those fingers in my hair... That slyyyyyyyyyyyy come-hither stare... that strips my conscience bare, it's witchcraft
<3> yes
<3> and "scsi" in general
<0> nerver added this before
<3> heh
<3> sda1 == SCSI _Disk_
<3> ;p
<0> oh well, I was on crack
<0> lets try
<3> heheh
<3> gl
<2> unreachable default dev lo proto none metric -1 error -128
<2> wonder what error -128 is?
<6> I'm trying to allow my webserver to reach the world through iptables
<6> I've used -A FORWARD -i eth0 -o eth1 -p tcp --dport 7080 -m state --state ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT
<6> is this not right? cause it's not going
<2> just trying to forward port 80?
<2> from your router to your web server? or are they on the same box?
<2> err... port 7080...?
<6> router to web server
<2> answer me boy. don't wait for the translation! answer me now!
<7> what do you guys recommend for a X client?
<6> I can reach the site internally, but not externally
<4> ShALLaX: dude
<3> ack
<3> :|
<2> iptables -t nat -A prerouting_rule -i $WAN -p tcp --dport 7080 -j DNAT -to webserver.localdomain:7080
<2> iptables -A forwarding_rule -i $WAN -p tcp --dport 7080 -d webserver.localdomain -j ACCEPT
<2> if appropriate replace $WAN with your router's WAN interface
<6> what is the -to in your first prerouting
<0> oh well
<0> ShALLaX: it worked
<0> thx
<3> ;)
<8> Karleon: Meaning a window manager or any X application?
<2> pelesmk: *shrug* not like I understand this ****. I'm just copying / pasting my conf on my openwrt router. That works for opening my inside-teh-lan-gentoo-box's SSH port to the outside world
<0> but just another little thing, I wanted to try to put my /home on another partition, but I forgot something, maybe in fstab, because my user cant write on it
<6> I've attempted to set the prerouting before, but didn't ad the forward
<6> maybe the combo wil work
<2> FatMom: under mount options in your fstab do you have it mounting rw or ro?
<6> well I'm not getting connection refused anymore
<6> just hanging up
<6> so now it's prob just a routing
<0> oh, so I should add rw
<2> *shrug* might as well =)
<2> heh. well, my fstab doesn't have rw in it =\
<2> then again, I don't have a separate /home
<2> pelesmk: and FatMom: sorry guys. I'm retarded.
<0> what, just connected to my bnc, didnt what you said before the sorry guys, if you said something
<0> because the rw didnt work
<0> didnt see
<9> where exactly is the partition header located? in partition table inside MBR or in the beginning of the partition?
<0> uh
<3> hrm?
<3> depends if its extended or not
<0> no its a primary
<3> primary partitions have their info kept within the first 512 bytes of the hdd
<0> but my problem is permission
<10> Whats a good GUI Battery meter for gentoo ?
<3> klaptop
<0> my user, fatmom, cant write on his home,wich is located on another partition
<9> ShALLaX: and a logical / extended ?
<3> then chmod the directory to the correct user?
<3> doesnt take a genius ;p
<10> is there a gnome alternative ?
<3> glidarn: the "extended" partition entry exists in the first 512 bytes of the hdd
<0> well thats what happen when your a newb
<3> then the partition table for said extended area exists whereever you specify the extended area to begin
<3> c00p: almost certainly
<9> ShALLaX: ok, very good answer, thank you.
<2> FatMom: I think the rocket surgeon meant chown the directory to the correct user =)
<10> ShALLaX: any ideas on the ebuild name ? :P
<10> never ran Linux on a lappy before ... hehe ... I'll do some research ... ta
<3> ive no idea, sorry c00p.. im a kde man
<11> <3 KDE
<3> gnome-power-manager?
<2> c00p: gnome-extra/battstat
<11> i'm sure one comes with gnome
<3> id guess that its built into gnome
<11> there ya go
<2> what are you guys using besides eix these days? or you still using eix?
<10> ta rojo_
<3> it would also help if i could spell battery in the console
<3> hehe
<3> eix
<11> man i cant wait till dead rising is out
<2> oh good. I'm not that far behind the times =)
<3> ehh
<3> emerge -s is fast enough for me, though
<2> c00p: emerge eix
<10> yeh I have it on my server ;)
<10> just not on the lappy yet
<12> eix > esearch > emerge --search
<2> emerge -s takes about 2 or 3 mins on this box. eix = around a second or two
<3> ouch, slow box
<12> oh wow, emerge -s is a lot better in 2.1
<2> aye. K7 550 w/ 128mb
<3> esearch takes a year to update the db
<3> heh
<10> ouch
<3> sure thats a K7?
<3> sounds more like a K6
<2> that's why I'm running gentoo. nothing else would run as well on this box
<2> it's a K7.
<3> cat /proc/cpu
<3> i didnt think they made K7s that slow
<3> heh
<11> ShALLaX: gentoo-portage.com is faster then emerge -s or -S :)
<12> rojo_: debian should run fine. DSL should run better.
<3> not really ;p
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