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<0> in a word, broken
<1> yup
<0> no config path
<2> and there should be?
<1> chains: what does ldconfig -v | grep python return?
<2> cuz i got python to work with another install
<1> what dir's is it in?
<2> libpython2.4.so.1.0 -> libpython2.4.so.1.0
<2> libpython2.2.so.0.0 -> libpython2.2.so.0.0
<2> libpython2.3.so.1.0 -> libpython2.3.so.1.0
<2> awol, all the apps i need i downloaded to /root
<0> heh
<2> the ones i could install through apt-get i did
<1> well ya could try creating a libpython2.3.so symlink
<2> and have it point to ?
<1> some packages have misplaced ideas of what the lib path or naming should be
<1> point it to libpython2.3.so.1.0
<1> sometimes hacks like that work... sometimes they dont
<1> ymmv
<1> it's some weird issue like that
<2> awol, how do i set a symlink to it?
<0> ln -s fileyouhave filey
<0> ouwant
<2> but i don't know what i have or what i want
<2> heh
<1> chains: well duh.... is why i asked which dir libpython2.3.so.1.0 was in.....
<1> ldconfig -v tells you that....
<2> grep'ing for python doesn't give me the path though
<2> ok, i found the path, /usr/lib/libpython2.3.so.1.0
<2> still not sure what i'm symlinking
<1> ln -s /usr/lib/libpython2.3.so.1.0 /usr/lib/libpython2.3.so ; ldconfig
<1> then run yer install script again
<1> it's like a 10 sec job to try it out
<2> same error
<1> like i said above... it's a hack... sometimes works... sometimes doesn't
<1> depends entirely why the install is bugging out
<1> arno's probably right
<2> about?
<0> everything
<1> <0> in a word, broken
<2> in windows when something is broken you just have to uninstall then reinstall and that usually fixes it
<1> does /usr/lib/python2.3/config/Makefile exist?
<2> does it work like that in linux?
<2> awol, no, there's no config dir
<1> i mean? do ypou know how to read? coz the error's written in english....
<1> linux doesn't work like windows....no
<0> we've been through that
<1> crazy...
<1> chains: wtf are you installing anyway? and why?
<1> often the why is wrong too
<1> lame users == morons
<2> awol, i was looking for a good nzb client for the console
<0> nzb client
<2> i found one called hellanzb that seemed cool
<0> pr0n lover
<1> oh... and nzb is?
<2> newzbin index file
<0> binary harvester for usenet
<1> duh....
<1> good luck with that....
<2> heh
<0> just get 'gary'
<2> i guess that means i won't get much help here with it
<2> i don't think gary came up on freshmeat when i searched
<0> perl script, highly configuable
<0> here: eye candy front end: http://mews.org.uk/glitter/
<1> all that glitters is not in a thai prison?
<0> heh
<3> re
<3> how could i get the percent of Cpu(s) ?
<3> like secund line of `top` program.
<4> what can be the problem when my shell freezes up everytime i run ls
<3> currupted binutils
<4> it just started happening right now
<3> or currupted ram
<4> oh
<4> that would ****
<5> i have a simple iptables question. i have a slackware router box. eth1=wan, eth0=lan. firewall is set up to be restrictive internet-->slakware, and non-restrictive lan->internet. the question is: in which table do i put restrictive set of rules to block all but several IP adresses from the lan to access the internet
<5> i think i`ts postrouting, but i`m not sure. and i`m not sure what is the best way to do it.
<5> :(
<5> anyone? :/
<2> if a doc says i need java 1.5.0 installed, what debian package would that be?
<6> java-common or sun-java5-jre
<2> timo-, i have this app, jnget but the instructions for installing are vague
<2> https://sourceforge.net/projects/jnget/
<2> there's a .bat file for windows users and a .sh file for linux
<2> but it doesn't say how to install
<2> just to use the jnget.sh to install it
<2> Installation:
<2> - Unzip the release file.
<2> - Set the INSTALLDIR variable into the batch file you use (jnget.bat for windows, jnget.sh for Linuxes)
<2> - Fill at least the mandatory fields of the jnget.properties file.
<2> - Try to always start a new download into a fresh new directory.
<7> fantastic
<6> chains: install the jre and use the files as it says
<2> howto how do i do this?
<7> drugs. Gotta be drugs.
<6> apt-get install sun-java5-jre and do what it says in the readme
<2> i already edited the files
<6> and?
<2> E: Couldn't find package sun-java5-jre
<2> timo-, and it doesn't say how to install
<2> just says edit these files
<6> apt-cache search sun java
<6> i don't think you need to install as you do with normal packages
<2> that's what i was thinking
<2> but i don't know how to get it to run either
<2> timo-, the search for sun java brought back a lot, none of which sounds like the right choice
<6> you can put jinget.sh in the PATH
<6> but it is required that you install java
<2> libcommons-lang-java - Extension of the java.lang package
<2> that's the closest i see
<6> look for java runtime environment
<6> and/or virtual machine
<6> http://www.crazysquirrel.com/computing/debian/java.jspx
<2> libgcj-common - Java runtime library (common files)
<2> ?
<2> is that it?
<6> follow link
<2> heh
<7> =)
<2> already been there
<2> you go to the sun link and there's like 10 versions of java to choose from
<6> Confused or having trouble downloading or installing? See the download help page.
<2> whatever happened to step by step instructions
<6> .. https://sdlc4a.sun.com/ECom/EComActionServlet;jsessionid=688188FC9B4C20B6D6330F05E85F9BBF
<6> see the jre-1_5_0_10-linux-i586.bin?
<2> yup
<6> then make-jpkg it. and install the package as any other deb afterwards
<6> did you succeed
<2> still working on it
<2> timo-, what is make-jpkg
<6> the utility you use to create a debian package out of the file you downloaded from sun's site
<6> it is included in java-common i believe
<2> guess i'll have to get that
<2> says i already have java-common
<6> that's step 2 in the site i gave you with step by step instructions
<2> apt-get -u install java-package
<2> Couldn't find package java-package
<6> ok, if you can't figure it out you may add unstable to your sources and add sun-java5-jre from there
<6> or maybe download the package from here http://packages.debian.org/unstable/libs/sun-java5-jre
<6> it works for me..
<8> Is there a free antivirus just like symantec or macafee which also has regular updates?
<1> clamav, amavis, a few others...
<8> nice
<9> Anyone happen to see anything similar in cacti before? http://stevefink.net/cacti_broke.png
<9> graphing * but throughput for one box
<10> boo
<11> I smell cheese
<11> I should get mrtg to graph some other thigns then traffic
<12> graph cheese?
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