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<0> i have linux distro lunar and i'm trying to setup my wireless internet and dont know how
<0> has anyone done this before??
<0> its on a laptop
<0> i have a button that use to detect wireless internet automatically and it is lit but when i iwconfig my wlan0 wirless wont show up
<1> bom dia!
<2> I had one of those, but the pull-cord broke
<1> oh no
<3> Hi, im getting Relay error 554 on one email account but other email accounts on the same domain are working?
<2> sending, or what?
<3> it bounces back
<2> email goes two ways
<3> When i send email it bounces back
<2> most likely the receiving end things you're spam
<4> korozion: I thing you are spam
<2> :P
<5> i want to block telnet access to all IP's and allow it only one or 2 ips how whould you do that via hosts.allow and hosts.deny?
<2> or via your firewall
<6> he have LAN
<7> korozion, you still awake
<8> what's the command to remove the shark command
<8> ?
<8> what's the command to remove the shark access*
<3> Fish
<9> put an oxygen tank in its mouth, then shoot it from a sinking boat with your last remaining bullet
<3> sadsfae i... admire you
<9> :)
<10> how do u do ls to show octal posix perms
<11> stat can do it.
<12> whats the shell command to check kernel version?
<11> uname
<10> whos an rpm guru
<10> i would like to know what happens with rpms that you place a file in the file list
<10> but the user has that file on their system already
<10> what does it do overwrite it silently ?
<10> make a backup ?
<13> lap_mirk It depends on how the RPM is built. You can have it overwrite or save with the file with a .rpmsave extension or or not do anything. Probably other options as well.
<10> i see
<10> so you dont specify that in thr .spec
<10> you do i when you build it
<14> hi which app for xp tests lan bandwidth and latency?
<13> As I understand it. However also check out options like --force that change some of this behavior.
<13> Also, --replacefiles and --replacepackages
<10> you build it with rpmbuild dont you
<13> Yes
<10> one other question.. with the %files section
<10> can you include files from a source path that differs from where they will be installed
<10> i.e i want my rpm to install /etc/ssh/sshd_config
<10> can i make a sshd_config in some other path but have the rpm place it in /etc/ssh/sshd_config
<10> i.e i dont want to modify my actual system files when doing the building
<15> What does apache 2.2 have that apache 2.0 lacks right now?
<16> I'm trying to execute a newly installed freeradius and keep getting: radiusd.conf[1565] Failed to link to module 'rlm_exec': rlm_exec.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory. The file /usr/local/lib/rlm_exec-1.1.2.la exists however
<13> lap_mirk I know that the prefix directive can be used to fiddle this but there may be a better way I don't know of off the top of my head that would work better for you
<13> Adam- Try running ldconfig and then try again.
<16> Mjolnir: Hasn't helped
<13> Could be a version issue or some such. Also, you say the extension on the lib is .la rather than .so - that appears strange to me.
<13> Do you have the .so file? The .la is necessary but that's not the main part of the library.
<13> Also, there probably should be a link between the rlm_exec-1.1.2.so and rlm_exec.so
<13> Also between rlm_exec-1.1.2.la and rlm_exec.la
<17> i'm running mailscanner on my box and some spam gets marked "MailScanner-SpamCheck: not spam (whitelisted)" when it is obviously spam and gets a Spam******in rating of 26 (Spam******in (score=26.517, required 7, autolearn=spam)... Why does it think it is whitelisted?
<18> hi, could someone explain how the tsl negotiation works?
<19> Hey guys.. is there anything like find/replace in pico?
<19> i want to find in a file all "abcd" and replace it with " "
<16> yeah
<16> take your keyboard
<16> place it on your seat vertically
<16> take your pants down
<19> found it
<16> jump on the keyboard with full force
<19> Adam-: your mom didnt breast-fed you didnt she?
<16> hopefully the keyboard will find its way up your *** and out your mouth
<16> dude you're a stupid turd
<16> stfu
<19> yup, she didnt.
<16> damn you're a stupid ****
<20> dammmm..........i love eaten *****
<19> humm.. i think that you really should take the pills the doctor ordered.. really.. its GOOD for you.. now, i really dont have time for you, go get yourself an anal probe or somthing and as always, enjoy.
<20> great desert
<19> bigs: dont we all? :D
<20> i had me some ***** with srawberrys and choclate syrup last night
<20> mmmmmmmmm, elicious
<20> delicious
<20> now time to make this firewall/sendmail server to go between the cablemodem and wireless router......and of course.......no doubt......debian
<20> ;)
<16> GZA3: You're a stupid ****ing retard. Die
<21> Any idea on how big of a performance hit I would take going from dual opteron 246's (single core) to 2x2.4 Xeons?
<1> does anyone know if sar records the programs running at a given time?
<22> Alien88: poke
<23> http://alien88.livejournal.com/
<23> what a tool.
<24> man, for some reason KDE won't theme. anyone know what the problem is?
<25> anyone ever use freeradius/radiator with active directory?
<22> effer: your using DE
<22> KDE
<24> ha
<24> true
<24> couldn't find a good theme for fluxbox though
<24> and transparency doesn't seem to work right
<26> effer, which part of tranparency u talking about? terminal or menu?
<24> terminal
<26> aterm?
<22> effer: thats cause its KDE ffs
<24> nah, I didn't have aterm
<24> I was talking about fluxbox
<22> effer: use transet + xcompmgr
<22> effer: uhm... yes it does
<22> are you using Xorg 6.8 or above?
<24> yup
<24> 7.0
<27> My `ps` times are all off. `ps x -o lstart -o " *%c" --cols=256 | grep "grep" | cut -d "*" -f1` gives me 11:04:43 and a 'date' at the same time gives me 11:08:41. I've noticed this on a few systems. Any idea why the PS start times would be incorrect by a few minutes. I hear cases of this but no solutions
<22> xcompmgr -cCfF -r5 -o.5 -l-5 -t-5 -D7 &
<22> ...
<22> transset .5
<22> click on said window
<22> done
<22> PhYrE: its right on the money for me
<24> No composite extension
<22> PhYrE: perhaps your hardware and software clocks are desynced
<22> hwclock -w
<22> effer: thats why
<24> ah **** it. x is buggy anyway
<22> not really
<27> Idle`: tried running hwclock and it shows thes ame as date
<22> hm, fruity
<22> sounds like PS's math is wrong
<28> hi. im trying to find a way to create an SSH tunnel *into* a windows machine through a linux server. so that i can remotely access VNC on this machine, without forwarding a port on the firewall it's behind.
<27> I'd agree- It's a standard Debian package- it's where I've noticed it on all of these Sarge sysems.
<27> though there are reports from people about the same on RedHat
<22> pic***o: easy as pie. :)
<28> i figured there would be a way. how would i do it Idle`?
<22> pic***o: the hardest part is remembering the ports
<28> no prob
<28> using PuTTY?
<22> yea, putty shares bsd ssh args
<22> god... what are the ports.....
<22> ok, if its :0 then youll need:
<29> hi guys, does anyone have the time that would like to help a noob with a sound problem?
<22> ssh -L 5800:windows.ip.ad.dress:5800 -L 5900:windows.:5900 -L 6000:windows:6000 linux.box
<22> thatll do it
<22> the you can 'vnc' into localhost
<29> any takers?
<22> Bureau9: ask, and someone may help
<22> dont ask to ask
<29> ok just trying to be polite
<22> :)
<28> Idle`: so i would run that from the windows/VNC box behind the firewall?
<28> and that would allow me to VNC in from linux.box
<29> ok so i have a fresh HD install of Knoppix 5.0.1
<29> and i have no sound
<29> <--total noob doing this to learn how linux works
<22> pic***o: no, thatll allow you to VNC in from <this> box, through <linux.box> to windows
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