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<Idle247> _empemp_: lol
<Idle247> no
<Idle247> mount
<_empemp_> for busybox shell
<_empemp_> idle247: can't mount :(
<Idle247> mount -o loop image.iso /mnt/place
<Idle247> yes you can
<Qwell[]> mount -o loop
<Idle247> HA! pwned
<_empemp_> no, busybox 1.0 doesn't support it
<_empemp_> and can't find the busybox 1.40 for mipstel :(
<_empemp_> that will support it
<Idle247> _empemp_: then put a mount binary on there
<_empemp_> how do i do that?
<Idle247> uh
<Idle247> get coreutils I think...
<_empemp_> i have the mount command, but it doesn't work
<_empemp_> get something block device
<Idle247> not having mount on a linux system is very odd
<Idle247> -o
<Idle247> -o loop
<_unreal_> is there any way to clear the swap and ram of crap that is un claimed by any running programs?
<Idle247> no
<Idle247> it clears itself... unless you have a fubared kernel, or ****ty arch build
<_empemp_> idle247: just get an error
<Zippy2> why is ther a libc6 upgrade
<flea> _unreal_: swapoff -a && swapon -a
<Idle247> thatll clear the swap, yes
<Qwell[]> uhh
<Idle247> but, really not recommended
<Qwell[]> if you're swapping...
<Qwell[]> there is a damn good reason
<Idle247> yea, bad things
<Idle247> :) swapoff will likely cause a lot of segfaults
<Qwell[]> if, however, you swapped in the past and want to make it go into phys ram (because you now have enough), it's pointless
<Qwell[]> because all future allocations will hit phys ram, and any time the existing swap is requested, it'll just load it back into phys ram
<Qwell[]> it's completely pointless, and can only do harm if you don't have enough phys ram
<Idle247> yessir
<_empemp_> mount: Mounting UNBREAKABLE.ISO on /mnt failed: Block device required
<Idle247> exactly
<_empemp_> mount -o loop UNBREAKABLE.ISO /mnt
<Qwell[]> -t iso9660
<Qwell[]> that'd likely give a different error though, heh
<Idle247> _empemp_: do you have losetup?
<Qwell[]> it may be misdetecting it though
<_empemp_> idle247: no
<_empemp_> does that work for a busybox shell?
<Idle247> uh
<Qwell[]> yes, it should, if it supports loop devices
<_empemp_> how do i know that? :)
<Qwell[]> you need loop support in the kernel and in busybox
<Idle247> I would bet he doesn't have loop support
<Idle247> maybe the kernel, but likely no loop tools
<Idle247> <3 outdated software
<_empemp_> something stranded happened to..
<_empemp_> unrar and par2cmdline doesn't work anymore
<_empemp_> seems to be out of path
<_empemp_> if you know what i mean
<Idle247> yea....
<_empemp_> how can i fix that?
<Idle247> install them
<Idle247> use a real shell... and real tools
<_empemp_> i have
<_empemp_> Idle247: it's just on a maxtor network drive
<Idle247> busybox is only for embeded systems
<_empemp_> it's embeded
<Idle247> haha
<Qwell[]> "only", pfft
<Idle247> it likely wont have enough buffers/cache to handle a loop of an iso efficiently
<Idle247> Qwell[]: well, best suited for
<Idle247> I wouldn't use it on one of my servers
<Qwell[]> and it was written by a douche
<Qwell[]> yes, I said it
<Idle247> djb?
<Qwell[]> Bruce is a douche
<_empemp_> but is it possible to get the path working again at least?
<Idle247> Qwell is... a... smell?
<_empemp_> mm
<_empemp_> linux shell :)
<Idle247> _empemp_: use teh full path, or set your env var
<_empemp_> env var ?
<Idle247> echo $PATH
<_empemp_> env: not found
<Idle247> if its not in there, then PATH=$PATH:/path/to/path
<_empemp_> then it will stay there?
<Idle247> if you export it, it should
<Idle247> not if you log out or reboot it tho
<_empemp_> hmm, it did before
<_empemp_> this is weird
<Idle247> no, it didn't
<Idle247> its likely on flash memory, and wont store settings
<_empemp_> when i shutdown my harddrive and reboot it, it always worked before
<_empemp_> unrar was always in the path
<_empemp_> maybe there is a setting file
<_empemp_> what u think?
<arno> echo $SHELL
<_empemp_> unrar: not found
<_empemp_> this is weird.
<ronny_fro> any postfix buffs out there? I'd like to setup a all@domain.com distribution list and basically limit a couple people the ability to send to that
<Trengo> ronny_fro what you want is mailman
<Trengo> or majordomo, or something
<torn> kino a good video editor? i just need to take a clip out of a movie, like 15 seconds long and upload it somewhere
<Qwell[]> damn that's some short amateur pr0n
<Qwell[]> I guess if that's all you need though...
<Idle247> 1 minute wonder?
<ronny_fro> trengo, whats good package
<Trengo> ronny_fro whatever you're comfortable with, i'm going with mailman
<ronny_fro> hrmm
<ronny_fro> that sounds good, I thought mailman was like mailing lists where you'd follow development on a porject or something I didnt know it could be a single person sending, no subscription etc
<Trengo> ronny_fro you configure it
<Trengo> you choose whether subscription (and unsubscription) is open
<captplnt> s maintenance of SATA devices much different than from EIDE?
<Trengo> you tell it who can send mail to it
<captplnt> huh
<cnguyen> could someone point me to the right direction to build box as a router?
<cnguyen> not dsl router. router to route traffic between different subnets
<awol> !wtf lnov?
<LinuxHOW2> I'm sure lnov is the Linux Networking Overview Howto is a comprehensive document that contains links to all things network related and can be found at http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Networking-Overview-HOWTO.html
<cnguyen> awol: all I need is routed right?
<Zippy2> no
<Zippy2> iptables
<Zippy2> bbl
<Trengo> and whatsitsname, zebra?
<cnguyen> the link above doesn't say much about router part
<cnguyen> yeah I've seen zebra
<Trengo> cnguyen look into lrp
<Trengo> the linux router project
<cnguyen> Trengo: I think that one is death 3 years ago
<Trengo> sorry, dont know any urls
<Trengo> cnguyen doesn't surprise me :)
<cnguyen> I know how to do in solaris. I thought linux has something similar
<Trengo> i thought all you need is echo 1 > /proc/net/something/ip_forward
<awol> perhaps if you had a specific question about specific situation you'd get a specific answer....
<cnguyen> let me play around with
<cnguyen> thanks all
<cnguyen> awol: I would like to have my linux box to route traffic between subnet
<cnguyen> can iptables do that?
<cnguyen> I think I just go read more on iptables
<cnguyen> thansk
<Zippy2> quagga
<Zippy2> i used quagga for ospf
<awol> cnguyen: so you keep saying.... cant get any more vague than that?
<Zippy2> quagga is zebra's replacement
<Zippy2> but you dont need quagga unless you use dynamic routing
<Trengo> that is, if you have a "real" router ;)
<awol> cnguyen: do you want nat? or what? i believe probably just routing... but since you refuse to provide any meaningful details.... good luck....
<cnguyen> sorry I was googling
<cnguyen> eheh
<cnguyen> I don't want nat
<cnguyen> just want to route back and forth between subnet
<cnguyen> I tried to set up a lab with 4-5 diff subnets
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