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<0> I use netstat -plant
<1> -leptn is mine :S
<2> cmang: then try lsof -p pid
<0> yeah, plant plunt or plent
<3> What I'm trying to do is determine which PIDs are using the listening sockets, not check for a specific PID.
<4> fuser !
<2> cmang: lsof -i4tcp:port number
<0> cat /proc/net/tcp heh
<3> inv_arp[w: awesome, thanks. :D
<4> fuser 22/tcp
<3> pb24ss: another great answer. thank you
<4> i like fuser with the -k switch
<5> cmang i heard the answer is in #havok
<0> advertising a channel like #havok can get you banned
<6> hi there is any nice free program to create forum in linux ?
<7> tons
<8> !wtf fm?
<9> Well, fm is is your One Stop Linux Shop! Grab a bargain at http://freshmeat.net/ today!
<6> i needone good :)
<8> go to freshmeat
<6> ok
<2> in vim, how can i overwrite over a word/line with a selection in the buffer
<2> i usally dw then paste...
<6> can't find any :(
<0> funny a search on freshmeat.net got me 118 listings
<8> weakwire: that's funny... i got 116 results to the word forums in the freshmeat search box
<10> i got um.. 117.. i must be right
<10> lol, ok, i didnt check
<6> ah yes..
<6> :)
<10> you dirty whore
<11> hey guys, if i have a script which asks for y/n and i want to run `yes` into it, how do i do that? ./script | yes ?
<12> ikush: what are you trying to do again?
<11> somthing like ./runscript and it asks do you want.... (y/n):
<11> and i want it to return y about a 100 time
<11> times*
<12> yes runs forever
<12> which is many more than 100
<11> so i can do somthing like ./runscript | yes ?
<12> yes | ./runscript
<11> yeah but how can i do it so the yes will answer instead of me
<11> oh okay
<3> yes | head -n 100 | ./runscript
<3> :)
<11> i did it the opposite way
<11> thanks :)
<12> hah cmang: good call
<13> is there a way to get every single message that scrolled by during a bootup? dmesg doesn't have all the stuff that I saw...
<14> anyone know how to rip all chapters from a dvd into separate files for each chapter... I got all the .vob files on my hd.
<15> Snadder - Dunno if this'll do everything, but have you checked out videolan.org?
<15> Does programming straight C mean you have no cl***?
<14> Mjolnir, i've checked it out now.. but cant see any program there.. which does what I want.
<14> I think I saw an line with transcode.. which could split in chapters..
<14> but I dont remember where
<14> also dvdrip supports it.. but I dont manage to use it
<3> Mjolnir: no cl***.. ha :D
<16> Hey guys.... I'm trying to get a hard drive to be recognized via USB. I'm getting as far as it detecting a m*** storage, but it's not ***igning it a /dev/sda, etc... Can someone point me in the right direction on how I can debug this problem?
<15> Xphox - this is a tricky problem.
<15> First question - what distro?
<16> Slackware.
<15> That's the one I know the least....
<16> hah
<15> More important question then. What kernel version?
<15> Slack is a good distro for some things, but I just haven't had the time to ever use it.
<16> Well perhaps you could point me in the direction of a page while lists what I need to compile into the kernel.
<16> Linux node545 2.6.16
<15> 2.6.16. If your USB IDE controller is compatible with Linux, 2.6.16 SHOULD run it.
<16> I mean it detects m*** storage.. reads the HD... just just ***igning it a /dev/sda.
<16> I've used this caddy with linux before... but it's a new harddrive, and new machine.
<15> Well, m*** storage is one of the ID tags on a USB device. So it sees that and says "m*** storage". Then it needs to get down to specifics and that's where it fails.
<15> Ok, so we know it works.
<16> I agree on that..
<15> Can you post to pastebin EVERYTHING that appears in /var/log/messages when you plug it in?
<15> I don't need anything before you plug it in, at least for now.
<16> Aug 11 00:55:52 node545 kernel: usb 1-2: new full speed USB device using uhci_hcd and address 2
<16> Aug 11 00:55:52 node545 kernel: usb 1-2: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice
<15> To pastebin please
<16> sorry
<15> Have you used those before?
<15> The main pastebin has been very slow lately. If you have trouble, use this one: http://www.vkarlsen.no/pastebin
<7> pastebin.us is easy to remember as well
<15> I've been having trouble with pastebin.com which used to be my usual....
<16> http://www.vkarlsen.no/pastebin/default.asp?id=7374
<15> Ok, basically good news - it is finding the SCSI ID and everything.
<15> However I don't see it ***igning a device.
<16> Yes, and that's where I'm confused...
<15> Do you have other USB devices connected?
<17> hey! is it possible to merge to pictures together with imagemagich? (like cat one >> two with text) :-)
<16> Nope.
<15> Hrm. Lemme plug a m*** storage device into my box here and see what it says. Give me a min.
<17> Xphox, was that for me?
<16> Mjolnir: I think I might have found it...
<16> Do I need to have "SCSI disk support" enabled for a usb harddrive?
<15> Yes, but it's hard to imagine that being off.
<15> Are you running a custom kernel?
<16> Oh yeah.
<16> super custome.
<16> err custom
<15> Ok, that's it then.
<15> The next step in the sequence is to ***ign an SCSI disk ID to the device.
<18> sweet... I got my first raid system working. I have tested shutting down/ remove 1/ runs ok/ load back/reboot/remove 2nd/runs ok/ load back/ everything is great. What else, if there is anything else, should I test? (This is fedora 5 with software raid-1, swap and boot are on a third non-raid drive (3G))
<16> Should it be safe to do it as a module... or should I put something like this into the kernel?
<16> That's where I'm green... when to use a module, or when to compile directly in.
<15> I always compile core disk drivers into the kernel.
<16> Let's give that a whirl...
<15> However since you're not using SCSI as a root filesystem you theoretically could put it as a module.
<15> However last time I tried that I hit all sorts of problems. But that was a 2.4 kernel.
<15> If it were me, I'd put the core SCSI stuff compiled in.
<15> Unless I'm low on memory, I usually compile in both IDE and SCSI. Not much beyond that, but I dislike landing in trouble where the kernel errors while booting and I can't access my drives.
<15> (Not a problem with precompiled kernels)
<15> Lemme think. I also usually compile in text VGA and keyboard. That gives me something I can at least access right at boot.
<15> The alternative is configuring an initrd which to me was always overkill for just one machine.
<15> But trying to compile a kernel without SCSI is roughly like trying to compile the average mammal without a liver.
<8> fbred: man convert
<15> Hello awol
<8> fbred: look at SEE ALSO section at the bottom of that page too
<16> Mjolnir: Compiling...
<8> hello hammer of thor....
<15> awol - I'm looking for a howto on doing bridging on openvpn that is NOT confusing as hell. The one I keep finding is a spaghetti howto making me jump all over the place and not really telling me what I need to know....
<15> I've done openvpn many times as a tunnel, but this time I need to bridge and I'm running into issues.
<18> i am testing my raid-1 setup, remove one drive, made changes on the one that was left, and readded the removed drive, and the changes are gone. How do i get it to properly resync when I re-add the drive?
<18> this is fedora 5 - software raid-1
<8> Mjolnir: as good as a howto..... http://awol.no-ip.org/awol/configs/rc.bridge
<8> Mjolnir: ya should be able to figure it out from that....
<15> Ok. That helps some. Now to get openvpn to actually talk to itself.
<15> I'm used to one side being a client and the other a server, but with bridging that's not how it works.
<15> I'm checking now to make sure my bridge utils are installed right.
<8> depends what's being bridged and where and why etc...
<15> That script is helpful.
<15> or, br0 looks ok
<15> or=ok
<8> of course it is.... that's why i stole it
<17> awol, i found a few solutions with imagemagic, but it didn't work, so I used gimp
<8> i dont steal useless stuff.... well i do... but try not to
<17> thanks anyway
<8> fbred: at least someone tried...
<15> awol - I've got this one ongoing conflict with a client. He sees that I'm always googling things and thinks I'm just surfing the web. The truth is that >half my scripts and such I rip off the web.
<15> He think programming etc. is ME typing code into the machine line by line.
<8> why reinvent the wheel?
<15> Exactly
<8> that's all i say...
<8> a lot of stuff someone else knows how to do it better than me..... at the very least i learn something....
<15> But this guy doesn't seem to get it. I've even showed him what I do step by step.
<8> if nothing else
<15> YEah. It's why I idle on here - I learn things all the time from questions I don't answer.
<8> heh i learn by rtfm'ing for all the morons
<15> I do that too.
<15> But I'll never admit it.
<15> To the moron anyway
<8> i often look up answers
<15> Yeah. Often I'll know the command or something but not the specifics so I'll pull it up. Depends on how bored I am
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