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<0> anyone know why this pos is still tryin to connect to the CUPS server?
<1> RAk: Are you asking how grip hardlocked my box? I really don't know, I was running it as root so it probably clobbered some important memory
<2> Leusent: I never run x as root :)
<1> RAk: X wasn't running as root... grip (the gnome CD ripper) was running as root because I rip the CDs directly from the CDROM to a Samba share. For some reason I can't figure out how to make the share folder writable by anyone but root. So I solved the problem like all good linux users... I ran grip as root
<2> :)
<3> :)
<2> Leusent: I tell you the samba **** :)
<1> RAk: you tell me how to mount a samba share world writable and i'll drive to where you live and give you a big wet kiss
<2> mount it with smbmount and add -o uid=yourcommonuser,gid=whatevergroup
<2> ok, the kiss can come
<1> OK, lemme try that
<2> the driving part... hard, I'm in Budapest now :)
<4> RAk: You misunderstood.
<4> You'll pay me 10% of the new employees salary
<2> Qwell: hehehe :)
<4> no, seriously
<2> Leusent: also check out fmask and dmask too
<4> Don't make me call my lawyer
<2> Qwell: not hiring nobody
<1> nope, didn't work... its still root.root
<1> here is how I mount it
<1> -o fmask=777,dmask=777,p***word=hi2u,uid=1000,rw
<2> Qwell: u have 10%, tell me where to send :)
<2> now we know your p***word
<1> I just can never make samba work right, I just **** when it comes to samba
<2> samba is easy
<2> ldap is the killer for me
<4> Why are you setting umask to 777?
<4> erm, fmask and fmask, rather
<4> dmask..blah
<2> he wants world writable :)
<1> RAk: hahaha, no you don't. The samba server is anonymous... you just need to supply any p***word to avoid the stupid p***word prompt
<4> those are MASKS
<4> That removes all permissions from all users.
<2> Qwell: well, then 000
<1> yeah, thats true
<1> I am on crack
<2> you're fine just now :)
<1> lemme try a remount
<2> can somebody explain the meaning of "Telecommute" when it is about a job ?
<0> RDP
<1> telecommuting is like when you do the job from home
<2> this dice.com has so many craps to fill
<4> You drive to work via the internet
<2> aha, like from distance
<0> you can remote in and work from home
<2> remote
<1> using RDP, VPN, VNC, etc
<2> good
<2> why can't they say remote :)
<0> you have to have really long arms
<2> stunnel to localhost and ssh... always :) all the rest are unsafe
<1> sp00kah: bahahaha
<2> sp00kah: haha nice one... some say the same sentence, but it's about the d!ck :)
<5> Ubuntu 6.06.1 - Dell Latitude D600 - Ati Radeon 9000... I'm trying to setup Xgl and Compiz ... I can only run Xgl in resolutions < 1024x768 while my X.org runs at 1400x1050. If I decrease the DefaultDepth to 16 I get Xgl running in fullscreen, but then the colours get bad.. lots of black blocks etc. Any tips?
<4> #ubuntu-xgl on freenode
<1> yes! banned from #linux
<1> i rock
<6> easy thing to do
<4> easy to do?
<4> impossible to NOT o
<4> do
<6> same diff.
<7> they're still here? heh
<1> I said I hated pie. I guess someone really likes pie
<1> mmm... pie
<6> maybe they thought you said "****s"
<1> meh, the guys in #linux aren't so bad
<6> lies
<8> they aren't so bad, just dno't piss them off
<4> ie; don't talk and don't join
<1> you know I had a really long argument with an op in #linux the other day and I didn't get banned
<4> Leusent: because they don't ban people who argue. They enjoy it
<9> its only if you need help that theyll ban you
<4> exactly
<8> hahaah
<8> actually they don't ban u for asking for help
<4> or a number of other things
<1> well, I was arguing about why DoSing people was lame and the op was saying it wasn't
<9> years ago i was an op in there, that went away when i started being nice to people...
<8> they are pretty helpful unless u ask "what does the mkdir" command do
<4> DarkAfgxX: pfft
<4> try asking a question they don't know the answer to
<8> i usually get ignored
<8> :)
<1> like the mkdir question? What DOES that command do ;p
<3> ^_^
<7> /ban Leusent
<1> heh
<9> hrm whats the command to view a man page?
<1> you mean a manual page?
<9> no a man page, manuals are for idiots
<7> apropos heh
<9> hehehe
<1> lokl
<10> installing slackware for the first time in a while
<10> 10.2
<10> getting a message saying dma is turned off on my hard disk
<10> how do i turn it on?
<11> talk sweetly
<11> and/or hdparm
<12> hdparm -d 1 /dev/hda
<10> operation not permitted
<10> using_dma = 0 ( off )
<12> your hd might not support dma, or the right driver for your motherboard/hd controller isnt installed
<10> i'd guess the latter of the 2
<10> it's an ibm r52
<4> most definitely
<10> i thought slackware came with slapt-get ?
<1> wr0ng
<1> no package manager, AFAIK
<10> doh
<10> and i don't see any drivers available on ibm's site
<10> so it looks like slackware is out the window
<10> heh
<12> well, it has a package manager which allows tgz-type packages
<10> heh
<10> yah, tar
<12> nah
<12> its actually a package manager, forgot the executable name, but i think its just something like pkgconfig
<1> well, the installer unpacks the tgz files... but I think all it does is extract them from /....
<12> (not the same as pkg-config)
<12> Leusent: yeah, but you can also check what packages you have installed, etc
<10> pkd_add
<12> at least you used to be able to, not used slack in a while
<10> pkg_add
<10> is that it?
<1> hurm, I have run slackware for a long time and I never knew that =]
<12> probably, last time, i used: installpkg to install a package
<10> hmm
<12> here we are
<12> http://www.slackbook.org/html/package-management-package-utilities.html
<12> pkgtool
<10> installpkg *.tgz
<10> i'm still trying to figure out why there are so many different linuxes
<10> i know most of it is just a matter of taste i guess
<12> yup, their all just different setup's of the same thing, kernel in the core, then a bunch of programs, and different default configurations
<13> http://www.google.no/search?hl=en&q=confidential+%22do+not+distribute%22&btnG=Search
<10> horizontal and vertical syncs aren't listed in the manual for this notebook. is there a default setting for laptop lcd's ?
<1> man I hate when they don't list that ****
<1> but sorry, I have no idea :(
<10> they got like everything else in there too
<14> hrm, there's some kinda nasty ddos on tcp 25
<1> you mean spam?
<14> nope
<14> ddos
<14> targeted, I think
<1> talking about spam?
<14> no, not spam
<14> ddos on port 25
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