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<0> is there a display lock tool that only locks once a mouse/keryboard event occurs and displays the current desktop until then?
<1> does anyone know of a good guide for setting a dns?
<2> tldp.org has a half-decent one
<1> is it for bind 9?
<2> bind 9 is the same as 8... mostly
<2> everything is bind 9
<2> noone uses 8... for, like, 4 years
<1> ok
<1> cool
<3> anybody have a contact at RH?
<2> google.com
<0> is there any known live development tools cd ?something have kdevelop and all needed libraries for development ?
<4> the volume up/down buttons on my headset and keyboard make the b*** go up/down instead of the pcm volume
<4> and xev doesnt show what keycode is being used
<2> should....
<2> its likely being intercepted by some app
<2> like, kde
<5> oh man
<2> man oh
<5> Idle247 - which editor do you use on your mac to write code?
<2> vim
<5> lol
<2> whats funny about that?
<6> most of the rest of the mac world seems to use textmate
<6> like it is teh god or something
<2> never heard of it
<6> well, I guess maybe the rails people
<6> on macs
<5> you mean textedit?
<6> I tried to use it once
<6> no, textmate
<6> its 3rd party
<5> shoot I don't even see a site to download it
<5> http://macromates.com
<5> shoot it costs money
<6> no kidding
<7> is that url cut off
<5> no
<7> how do you get bong water out of carpet
<8> IdiotStic you're looking especially shagworthy today
<9> How do i make it so people can not execute any files in a particular diretory? I know htaccess witha deny all however if I run a FILE within the htaccess directory it allows me to run files in the protect directory.
<10> LAMPman: you can do it by partition using mount with the "noexec" option in /etc/fstab
<11> LAMPman ?
<9> this is apache htaccess
<11> LAMPman yes but what do you mean by "protect directory" and "htaccess directory" ?
<12> q: i'm trying to mount a usb thumbdrive, when I usd dmesg after plugging it in, it shows up as /dev/sdg1, but when I go to mount it: mount /dev/sdg1 /mnt/thumbdrive I get mount: special device does not exist,and under /dev there is no /sdg1
<13> sdg?
<13> that's a lot of scsi driver devices if it's at sdg :)
<12> I know, but that is what dmesg told me
<13> it might be advantagous to look for it elsewhere
<11> WhiteWolf USB is seen by the kernel as scsi devices
<11> or something
<13> yeah, but the scsi driver /should/ fill the device nodes starting with sda.
<11> no idea
<12> you guys have any idea how to make an external HD with a copy of FC6 bootable if there is no boot option for USB-HD in your bios?
<14> hello.. just bought a new pc with amd 64 dual processor and im getting crc error - system halted.. anywhere I can go to talk to someone?
<14> hello?
<15> call your manufacturer
<15> they might listen
<14> ok hehe
<14> have a good weekend
<12> ok my usb thumdrive shows up now, but when I try to mount it to /mnt/thumbdrive it says "not a block device" try "-o loop device" which I tried, but that doesn't let me copy anything to it, it says read only file system
<16> what does fdisk show?
<16> fdisk -l /dev/sda
<12> i'll have to look
<16> the kernel might not have the proper filesystem module to read it
<16> if it was used in windows it's most likely vfat
<8> pop
<17> pop this
<17> .lart howto
<17> howto, my mother is a better AI than you
<17> hell, even Idles mom is
<18> hi
<12> If i'm installing linux to an external hard drive, if I put the boot loader (grub) onto the mbr of the internal hard drive is anything going to get messed up? or should it work
<12> [21:50] <Hewitson> i only get 290mb/sec cached
<19> are /dev/random /dev/urandom/ and /dev/zero are available on Tomsrtbt floppy?
<19> those are a function of the kernel correct?
<20> yes
<20> /dev/*
<19> thanks. I don't have a floppy here to test it.
<21> http://techdigest.tv/pcmaclinux.jpg
<22> [johnny-o] Here's.....Johnny!
<23> anyone to install proxy on shell?
<24> what is the easiest way of printing a line from a large file if you know the line #?
<25> sed '52q;d'
<25> that prints line #52
<26> that's just messed up that you know that
<25> i dont
<25> i have sed one liners bookmarked :)
<25> but... if i was good with sed, i would know it
<25> its not that hard
<25> i could have whipped up a perl one-liner to do it if i wanted to waste a couple of minutes
<24> what's the ;d for?
<25> no idea
<25> sed -n '52p'
<25> that works too
<25> or sed '52!d'
<25> now youve got me curious
<27> Any of you familiar with an AcomData E5 HybridDrive?
<27> They did a really stupid thing: they made one partition (probably primary) a CD Partition, and the other is the actual HD...
<27> It's a USB connected external HDD...
<27> Which security features such that you have to start up the executables in the CD partition, enter the login screen, etc., and then some how you get access to the actual HDD...
<27> But in Linux, the only thing that is recognised the CD partition, and even though I took off the p***word by doing all this from a Winblows computer, the HDD partition is still not recognised...
<27> Any ideas?
<27> Anyone even awake? :/
<28> ugh,i have been looking forever for something, but i cant figure out how to change folder/drive permissions to allow everyone to write to it?
<26> chmod 766
<28> doesnt seem to be working, doing it as sudo, how can i check it?
<28> .hitme
<28> wrong chan for the past maybe
<28> tells me its missing an operator after /media/storage
<28> torn@edgy:~$ cd /media/storage/
<28> bash: cd: /media/storage/: Permission denied
<28> wth
<29> ls
<29> heh lame. :)
<30> I'm trying to install Debian Etch (netinst cd) with raid0 but all I get is a error that the installer can't inform the kernel of modifications in /dev/md/Op1. I'm pretty sure it's possible to boot from a raid0 system but perhaps not in a "newbiefriendly" way :P
<31> Waxhead: you cant boot off raid0
<31> Waxhead: raid1 or single disk only
<31> Waxhead: you can make a small raid1 /boot partiion /dev/md0 raid1 and /dev/md1 raid0 for your root
<30> Hmmm so I have to create my boot partition as a mirror and then I can have the rest as stripe on the same disks ?
<31> yup
<30> ok i'll try this - thanks :D
<31> Waxhead: k,np.
<32> how can i use wget on an ftp server where the account is of the forum 'user@domain', so i did "wget -m ftp://user@domain:p***@ip:port/dir" but ofcourse it complains about a wrong port (=p***@ip:port/dir).
<32> I'm not much into linux, but that was the best I could do
<32> and i did not found specific information when doing 'man wget'
<33> Huh, doesn't parse that correctly?
<33> Weird.
<33> Did you try leaving the port out?
<33> and just using ftp://
<32> i tried leaving the port out
<33> wget --help
<33> wget --user=username --p***word=yerp***word
<32> nope, werkt niet
<32> --p***word optie wordt percies niet ondersteund door mijn versie
<32> oeps. wrong language :o
<32> translated: nope doesn't work, p***word option is not supported by my version
<32> wget: unrecognised option `--p***word=test
<33> man wget | cat | grep -i ftp
<33> Taht's weird.
<33> What distro are you running.
<32> debian sarge
<8> ieks, graz
<34> hmm, i accidentally run badblocks on /dev/hda and now my hdd couldn't be detected .. anyone experienced the same problem ? or perhaps someone could give a hint why does it happenned
<34> even bios couldn't detect it now
<17> how does one "acidently" run badblocks.
<34> perhaps i overwrite some specific area of the hdd ?
<34> instead of badblocks /dev/hda1 , i forgot to type the '1'
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