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<0> etc. etc.
<0> mysql 4.1 also allows subqueries I think
<0> so....
<0> WHERE q = '(SELECT ....)'
<0> I 'think'
<0> dont know those things precise anymore....
<0> ge5239: I mostly the problem is that you are still cd'ed into that directory of the mp3 player
<0> or some program is
<0> try to close as much as possible
<0> and try again
<0> you could even try exitting KDE
<1> already tried
<0> (I guess you're using kde...)
<1> nops
<1> lsof /home/fritz/tmp/mp3 gives me that frikkin gamin_serve too
<1> perhaps it could be worth a reboot just to get rid of that frikkin thing
<1> (if something happends)
<0> no
<0> you started the gam_server
<0> so
<0> if you quit everything
<0> it should quit too
<0> I mean EVERYTHING
<0> :)
<0> X server too
<0> /etc/init.d/gdm stop
<0> probably does the trick
<1> hmm
<0> you can start it with sudo again
<0> do you use that computer to irc also?
<0> ah... irssi.. are you running it in screen?
<1> nops
<1> or?
<1> huh?
<0> O_O
<1> with that -screen option?
<0> irssi should be run in screen :)
<0> erh
<1> ffs, im tired and must walk the dogs. think ill just kill it
<0> screen is like... you can detach your irssi
<0> and get it back later
<1> i cant
<0> oh
<1> ;)
<0> thats why irssi is so cool
<1> kill kill kill
<0> next time start it with screen -S irc irssi
<0> then ctrl+A+D can detach
<0> screen -r
<0> you get it back again
<0> :)
<1> neat
<0> you can get it when you're somewhere else with ssh too
<0> I use it all the time
<1> hmm
<1> couldnt kill gam_serve
<0> then it was started by root
<0> hehe
<0> or something else
<1> user fritz
<0> kill it
<0> :]
<0> this is not really a solution to the problem I think.......
<1> kill fritz?
<0> maybe next time better not copy with konquerer
<0> ;P
<1> stayin away from konqueror usually
<1> just that i was in a hurry now and that goes faster for me
<0> if you dont have KDE
<0> just remove konqueror
<1> or so i thought ..
<0> then you wont have all those big kde libraries
<0> saves you about 100 MB of space
<0> at least
<1> yay
<1> all those megs
<0> hehe
<0> unless you're using other kde apps
<0> erh
<0> plug in a mouse?
<1> *testing one thing
<2> i need to plug the stupid aol modem into it and see what happens :D
<1> bye bye if it doesnt work ;D
<0> :)
<2> lol i widh i hsf onr ~:F
<1> ok
<1> it worked with just unpluggin the mp3player
<2> i wish i had one :/
<1> yay
<1> last time computer got stuck
<1> was with gnome though
<0> yes...
<0> or your mp3 player gets some weird things on it
<0> its not recommended
<1> well
<1> need a new one anyways
<0> apple also bugs you about when you just plug out the ipod
<0> says its dangerous etc.
<0> first unmount.. then unplug :)
<0> even eject it first in linux
<0> unmount
<0> eject
<0> unplug
<1> off, thx for the help :)
<0> np
<2> now wtf was i gonna read up on
<2> oh yeah, setting up iptables
<2> ok guys, serious question
<2> i have a box here, now i want to plug it into the modem, as default how "safe" is it
<2> ill turn off logging in as root on the sshd
<2> actually, can i bind sshd to JUST the ethnet?
<0> erh
<0> probably
<0> you can set it to use keys to log in
<0> instead of p***words
<2> ill just bind it to the eth0
<2> thats easier i would think :o
<0> so you have to generate a key first on the box
<0> to be able to log in
<2> stupid ***ed usb modem :/
<2> yeah i know, i did it before but it... felt wrong (plus am using putty this side)
<0> you can use putty with the keys
<0> and its not.... wrong
<2> still feels wrong :P
<0> its probably more safe
<2> it FEELS wrong
<0> since you can also selec to fill in a p***word in the key
<0> ;p
<0> what is 'wrong'
<2> hehe
<2> not right
<0> yes
<2> now, errr where is the sshd config :/
<0> you can configure /etc/hosts.allow
<0> and /etc/hosts.deny
<2> or ican just allow the whole ethernet :P
<0> yes
<0> or subnet
<2> as theres only 2 machines on this network
<0> exactly
<2> and i can see them both from here.
<0> disalow everything
<0> except your machine
<0> :)
<2> its ip changes :P
<0> its perfect
<0> make sure it doesn
<0> t
<2> but where is the sshd config?
<0> /etc/ssh/sshd_config
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