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<0> ok, hopefully last time they drop/reconnect
<1> hi
<1> :"(
<2> heya pwnt
<1> znx how are you
<3> pwnt :)
<2> good thanks.. you?
<1> I'm fine
<2> heya jn06..you lurker :)
<1> johnboy: cheers!
<3> znx :)
<1> johnny06: cheers! how are you
<1> znx, you play World of warcraft?
<3> fine man,fine
<1> cool man
<1> I miss ya
<1> I haven't been online for awhile
<1> yesterday my birthday :"(
<1> I'm getting old
<4> i need help :( my computer is hanging on shutdown. i can only reboot at the moment, when i use "shutdown -h now" .. it goes through everything and hangs at "power down" and doesnt shut down. so then i have to ctrl/alt/del to reboot. can anyone help me out? maybe a different command to shutdown ?
<0> sounds like power management is disabled in your bios
<4> hmmm :o
<2> pwnt: wow.. no i dont
<2> oh belated..
<2> heh
<3> why did you kick him
<1> :o
<3> Linux.Patch.Management.Keeping.Linux.Systems.Up.To.Date is a good book
<5> bleeh
<5> what does xorg do?
<5> if i were to kill it, what would happend?
<5> currently 20% mem and 60-80% cpu
<3> try & you will find out
<5> well
<5> no
<3> provides an open source implementation of the X Window System
<5> so x would die ?
<6> no xorg no gui
<5> and i would end up in a console?
<5> how do i restart x ?
<6> telinit 3
<6> telinit 5
<6> 3 = multi-user text
<6> 5 = multi-user gui
<5> ok
<5> will my other processes be killed if i exit x and do those things now ?
<5> bittorrent, xmms or whatever i have running
<6> depends
<6> if they rely on x
<6> yes
<6> if no ..no
<5> ok
<5> guess ill find out =)
<5> thx.
<6> np
<6> time to throw the gratin into the oeven
<6> brb
<3> i am off for dinner too
<7> on the phone with india since M$ can help the country that made them so big and provide jobs to its own citizens
<7> hmm I wonder if any of the Linux co's will follow suit.
<8> how do I set up a vhost (virtual host) with my linux box for the use for the users on the box
<8> hmm
<7> markus virtual host of what httpd or?
<7> be specific
<7> damn> http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5393904704265757054&q=cpu
<0> nice
<9> Jy-, ?
<8> [Strabo]: well I want to use it with irc
<8> so is that virtual host
<10> heh
<10> do you have control over your ip(s) ?
<8> square: so I can point them where I want ?
<8> nope
<8> I don't know
<8> please explain
<10> explain your situation
<8> well
<8> I have this dyanic ip connection, I have linux box, but I want to vary the hosts of users so that everyone does not have the same
<8> when on irc forexample
<10> oh
<10> no you cant
<10> get a bnc/shell account or something
<8> why can I not ?
<8> because of the dynamic ip ?
<10> basically yes
<10> but also you dont own or control that IP
<10> so you cant change its reverse
<2> heya _markus
<2> square: we were discussing this yesterday..
<2> i suggested ipv6
<10> was just getting to that :P
<6> most ipv6 brokers wont supply reverse dns
<6> unless you have isp status
<2> xs26 :)
<6> never heard of them
<10> most of ipv6 brokers allow you to delegate the ipv6 thingie to your own dns servers
<2> yup
<10> i say thingie cos i couldnt think of the right word
<6> square, thats right...but they are getting more picky
<8> you see I googled this ipv stuff
<8> I was not unstood
<8> basically I didn't get it
<8> I read the titles of the pages
<6> _markus..square gave you the answer
<6> answer = you cant
<10> he can with ipv6
<8> ok
<10> but it isnt easy to setup
<10> espcially considering you have dynamic ip
<8> I saw ipv6 in windows vista in the protocol stuff
<8> that is all I know
<6> errrm
<10> its in xp too
<6> haha on windows!
<10> ipv6 works fine on windows
<6> _markus are you on linux or windows ?
<8> both
<8> VMware ;)
<10> oh
<10> give up now
<6> hmmm
<10> seriously
<10> not worth all that h***le
<8> well
<6> vmware running on windows or linux ?
<8> I want to learn the os while having my windows apps
<11> dum de dum, IP tables, here i go
<10> windows as host, linux as guest
<8> linux on windows
<10> just use linux and get used to using it
<8> so win = host
<6> iptables -P SMILEYG DROP
<11> ?
<10> then you can move on to more advanced stuff markus
<6> _markus...forget it
<8> forget what ?
<6> ipv6
<8> ok
<10> stop being so negative OmegaEvil :)
<8> but explain to me this stuff
<6> hes using windows
<8> does ipv6 have more combinations ?
<6> ive never seen a sit on windows
<6> no sit tunnel no ipv6
<10> sit?
<10> ipv6 works fine on windows
<2> OmegaEvil: im running a native ipv6 box at work right now in winxp ..
<2> for testing purposes
<10> yeh right
<2> ace fun too :)
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