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<0> hi all
<0> guys i am using centos4.. on my box.. i recently moved the machine from one location to another.. off from a 100MB swtich.. to a 10mb hub
<0> now i cant get the machine to browse the web.. or anything.... both networks.. are connect to identical adsl routers both running the same dhcp setup
<0> any ideas?
<1> graz: no it can't recurse
<1> jahjahpik: can you ping your default gateway?
<1> graz: i wanted electric he gave me acoustic
<1> they made it all better though
<2> Trey: how close is your GC
<2> mines like 1/2 hr away
<1> graz: 6 miles
<1> graz: they don't carry any brand of coated strings
<1> i guess i'll have to change them more often or buy some from somewhere else
<2> coated?
<1> yeah you never used elixir strings?
<2> dont think so
<1> they have a very thin plastic coating on the outside
<2> are they round wound?
<1> they last _much_ longer
<1> i can get a month of great sound out of a set with an hour or so a day of playing
<2> thats gotta kill freq response
<1> sort of
<1> they compensate for that. Yes they're not as bright as the brightest strings but they still sound excellent
<1> I use them for practicing anyway
<2> probably fine for todays "metal"
<1> you know the sound that strings have the first day or so?
<2> yeah
<1> they keep that sound for about 2 weeks
<1> its really amazing
<2> hmmm
<2> may have to check that out
<1> IMO its worth it
<1> they are pricey
<2> they come in 009s?
<1> i think so
<2> Full build of XFree86 version 4.3.0 (27 February 2003) complete.
<2> that didnt take long
<1> the guy at GC said they stopped selling them because Gore (same guys who make goretek) wanted $25 a pack
<1> i was paying $12 for a pack before that
<2> lets see if DESTDIR is honoured
<2> what are they now?
<1> $25
<1> according to the guy at GC
<1> of course he also couldn't understand electric vs. acoustic. ;-)
<1> they gave me DR strings. never heard of them before
<2> hehehe
<2> hmmmm....this writes to /usr/X11R6
<2> isnt that going to overwrite existing?
<3> DR?
<3> elixer are great
<1> zombi: thats what they say
<1> zombi: DR, "The handmade string"
<1> i usually get nanoweb 10's
<1> zombi: the new phosphor bronze acoustics are awesome
<3> i never change my strings anymore :/
<3> i used to change them all the time since i had a very bad TRSII trem that snapped strings all the time
<1> after a month or so i have to. they sound and play like crap
<3> maybe i have elixer in right now, i dont know
<2> Trey: this will overwrite existing files
<3> yeah they sound 'dull' after a while
<2> Trey: does debian use nx-X11 in place of X11?
<4> hey
<4> how do i know what version of iis i have installed
<5> iis.sh --version
<4> hello?
<3> heh
<4> and where do i type that?
<3> ... am I missing something?
<2> Server: Apache/1.3.34
<4> ok. something i was installing required required iis. so i took out my install cd and added it to my system. am i missing a step or something?
<2> type it in explorer
<5> you installed IIS in your linux distribution?
<5> are you in the right channel?
<2> bougyman: does debian use nx-X11 in place of X11?
<4> wait? is this linux help?
<2> or does debian use the same ver X11 that nx_x11 does?
<4> #linuxhelp?
<3> lennyl: the step you're missing is "/join #windows"
<5> it uses xorg in etch
<5> it's xfree in sarge
<4> #names
<4> -yes
<2> bougyman: hmmm. I see a conflict in X version between what I have in slack, and what nx_X11 uses, slack having a newer ver
<1> graz: then you might need to just use the X libs slack provides
<1> you only need nx's X server not the X libs
<2> so the nxcomp* libs, and ***ociated binaries?
<3> i might install debian on my laptop
<1> graz: yeah
<1> nxagent/nxproxy
<3> nomachine?
<2> and nxauth?
<1> yeah
<1> zombi: yes
<1> graz: are you making slack packages or just installing locally?
<3> never tried it
<1> zombi: its preformance is awesome
<2> slack pkg
<3> its not gpl though is it?
<1> zombi: on par or better than remote desktop
<1> zombi: most of it is
<1> zombi: well its under the x free license what ever that is
<3> ahh
<3> difficult to configure?
<0> huys i am having a problem with samba
<3> im thinking of setting up debian on my laptop now, think 4 hours would be long enough to setup debian + nx server/client?
<1> zombi: its just a fork of Xnest with code from lbxproxy and then their own code to do client side caching of graphic primitives as well as bitmaps
<3> heh
<3> considering ive never used nx
<1> zombi: yeah its fairly involved
<2> Trey: can you get a file listing of all the nx pkgs debian uses?
<0> I can connect to the machine from my windows machine.. by typing in the ip address //192.168.254.3 .. but it not coming up in Network Neigbhor...
<0> any ideas y ?
<1> graz: sure thing
<0> the name of the workgroup is "Cartoon Network" by the way
<1> graz: freenx, nxagent, nxdesktop, nxlibs, nxviewer
<2> nonono heh
<1> jahjahpik: is it in the same subnet as the other machine?
<1> jahjahpik: netbios naming doesn't cross subnets unless you have a wins server
<2> I meant a listing of file in each pkg
<1> graz: just a moent
<0> same subnet .. all machines are in 192.168.254.x ranging
<2> minus the desktop and viewer pkgs
<1> graz: http://bacchus.defendem.com/~trey/nx_files.txt
<0> hrm
<1> jahjahpik: and can you resolve the netbios name for the linux machine from linux doing nmblookup netbiosname
<0> guys could the name of the workgroup be the problem ??
<1> i doubt it
<0> hrm... trey the nmblookup query fails
<1> jahjahpik: whats the netbios name listed in your smb.conf?
<0> wait.. trey.. i can nmblookup the linux box name from the linux box.. but i cant nmblookup any of the other machines on the network
<1> ok whats the browse master on your network? nmblookup -M -- -
<0> ? do i type "nmblookup -M -- -" ?
<0> oh
<0> interesting
<2> Trey: thanks
<2> hmmm
<2> no nxserver
<6> trey i am back
<2> no X server at all wtf
<6> my internet connction dropped
<1> jahjahing: so do you have a browse master that shows up from the linux machine's perspective?
<6> nope.. it tells me that if fails
<1> jahjahing: the browse master is a machine that resolves net bios names.
<1> jahjahing: then thats your problem
<1> jahjahing: can broadcast packets from windows be seen by the linux machine and vice versa
<1> eg. are the machines on the same subnet
<6> the other thing is that this machine was working great on a one word workgroup... now with teh"cartoon network" it just not working..
<1> jahjahing: doesn't matter. a browse master should show up regardless of the workgroup name
<6> k
<6> the windows machine can connect to the linux box samba share without a problem.. once i use teh ip address
<6> they are all on the same subnet
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