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<0> what if i do iptables stop
<1> if its all 'accept', and no rules in them, it should be OK
<0> but it isnt for some reason
<0> this exact thing happend to me before
<1> I would bet your ISP is blocking inbound connections
<0> no, im sure it isnt
<0> cause im the isp
<0> lol
<1> are you SURE services are running?
<0> tell me how to check
<1> netstat -letptn
<1> er
<1> -leptn
<0> all the Ips in Inode are either 0.0.0.0 or 127.0.0.1
<0> foreign address all 0.0.0.0
<1> 0.0.0.0 is good, it means all interfaces
<0> what is that test where you try to resolve an URL
<0> like www.google.com
<0> and it returns some data about that server
<1> whois? nmap?
<1> dig?
<0> dig
<1> thats only dns
<0> yeah, where do i check the dns?
<1> ....
<0> last time that i checked that it worked
<0> i know
<0> weird
<0> but it did
<1> uh
<0> its something called names or named
<1> dig @dns.server hostname
<1> named is only needed if you A: run your own domain, B: want cachine C: dont have a ISP dns server
<1> caching*
<0> how do i set my DNS server/
<1> uh
<1> you dont need to
<1> if your ISP has dns servers, then its a non-issue
<0> k
<0> i did a ip addr ls
<0> its showing
<0> inet 127.0.0.1/8 brd 127.255.255.255 scope host lo
<1> ok
<0> inet X.X.X.X(myIP)/22 brd X.X.X.X sope global eth0
<1> and you can connect outbound?
<0> nope, i cant
<1> oh
<1> can you ping 4.2.2.2 ?
<0> i tried to telnet from the FC2 to a cisco server
<0> no i cant
<1> ok, is your default gw set correctly/
<0> where do i check besides ifnetwork
<0> i know its somewhere else
<1> route -an
<0> in a script or something
<1> or... just -n
<0> my IP ends up in 220.142
<0> this is what i see
<0> destination
<1> 0.0.0.0 192.168.0.1 0.0.0.0 UG 0 0 0 eth1
<0> X.X.220.0
<1> you should see a line like that
<2> what's a good gui ftp client for linux with queueing, auto-retry and SSL support?
<0> yes
<1> 192.168.0.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 eth1
<1> and one like that
<0> the one with UG is correct
<0> is 220.1
<1> can you ping the default gw?
<0> 0.0.0.0 X.X.220.1 0.0.0.0 UG 0 0 0 eth0
<0> ping is disabled in this ISP and i cant change that
<1> ....
<1> dig @4.2.2.2 google.com
<0> conection timed out; no servers could be reached
<1> well
<1> find some way to connect or get ANYTHING to your default gw
<1> or something on the lan
<1> do you have 2 nics in it?
<0> no, 1 its bridged
<1> uhhhhh
<3> contact noah
<1> thats more then likely your issue
<4> How do I stop ACPI from turning my fan to low? do I have to recompile the kernel?
<1> cyberyak: fix your acpid configs
<1> :)
<4> I removed ACPID!
<1> lol
<4> set bios to keep the fan on.
<4> and it still kicks the fan down.
<1> likely its not hot enough to kick in
<4> maybe apmd is still installed?
<1> dunno, havn't played with acpi/apm all that much
<4> oh, but it gets that way and then the fan doesn't go to high
<4> and my system overheats
<4> and BIOS shuts it down--less than gracefully.
<1> ouch
<5> Awww.
<5> poor Idle247
<1> howto: JIIIHAD
<4> ACPI has to be a kernel function that occurs whether I want it to or not.
<4> I don't have apmd or acpid
<1> check your proc
<6> cyberyak: Do you have ACPI installed from Kernel?
<1> /proc/acpi
<1> if theres nodes in ther,e then you have acpi
<6> cyberyak: If so: cat /proc/acpi/fan*/FAN*/state
<1> I have no controllable fans :P
<0> how do i modify a text with VIM?
<0> and how do i have and close it?
<4> hm
<4> state shows off on all 5 fan entries
<7> edddddddd: for closing, with or without saving?
<0> saving
<4> and there are not 5 fans here?
<7> :wq
<4> ESC :wq
<4> wait
<4> one of the fans shows on.
<7> Without saving, ESC ZZ
<4> ok, so I have ACPI Kernel support.
<4> now, I need to reinstall
<4> acpid
<8> "NFS was developed to allow machines to mount a disk partition on a remote machine as if it were on a local hard drive" .. tell me if i understood this well please.. they are basically saying allow my computer to mount the local drive on remote machine and my local drive will look like a local drive in the remote machine.. is that what they are trying to say or another way around?? thanks
<4> and configure it somehow to set this fan
<4> to hi
<4> or I have to recompile the kernel without ACPI support and let the BIOS handle it.
<4> is that correct?
<7> userme: it's all relative in linux
<7> userme: any mounted drive appears local
<7> userme: It's just one of the first methods of mounting a network shared partition
<7> s/partition/logical device
<9> is ther esomething better than fs?
<9> nfs
<9> how long has nfs been out
<9> 15 years?
<9> 23
<9> i was gonna say 20
<6> cyberyak: I let ACPI handle it, with some acpid scripts...
<6> cyberyak: More control.
<10> any of you guys ever read enders game?
<4> I don't even know what I'm looking for/at. can you point me to a good resource.
<4> not a lot of help in the man pages.
<4> I see stuff about cool laptop buttons and Fn keys.
<4> but not on fan control.
<8> thanks TechSmurf, so if i want to mount /user on the server, can i do that
<11> I'm recompiling my kernel and menuconfig isn't listing the driver for my ethernet even though it's already installed at working.
<12> it might not be under the exact name of the network card, but the chipset. did you check lsmod?
<6> cyberyak: cat /proc/acpi/fan*/FAN0/state
<6> cyberyak: Paste output somewhere.
<6> cyberyak: Not in channel.
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