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<0> bye
<1> fireba11, I know, I dont just get why GPL licenses begin with "Copyright YYYY AUTHOR." instead of copyleft
<2> valdyn, unfortunately no. the mobo has serverworks ht1000 w/ integrated sata which doesn't have support in 2.6.14 :(
<3> sifi-xz: see 17 USC 401(b)
<4> houn: apt-get install xfont-base xfont-75dpi (might be fonts)
<5> I've read that 2.6 kernels are better at handling directories with large amounts of files (50.000+) than 2.4 servers. does this hold any truth
<6> cisse: Thanks
<5> s/servers/kernels/
<4> nixie: wouldn't surprise me
<7> nixie: file system parts of the kernel got improved a lot from 2.4 to 2.6
<8> sifi-xz: Copyright is specific laws that are used to achieve 'copyleft' ( which is just a term for a special license coined by the fsf or rms or whoever )
<5> I'm trying to improve the performance of my m***ively hammered mailserver.
<3> sifi-xz: It's a form provided by congress for giving notice of copyright. "Copyleft FSF 2006" wouldn't meet that statutory requirement.
<9> sifi-xz: copyleft is not recognized by the cort.
<6> cisse: Yeah, fonts, plural. Thanks though.
<9> court
<5> already switched to noatime but opening large IMAP or POP3 folders is still slow
<8> !custom d-i
<10> [custom d-i] http://d-i.alioth.debian.org/svn/debian-installer/installer/doc/custom-kernel.txt
<8> ekix: ^^^
<2> valdyn, thanks :)
<7> nixie: uhm .. you mailboxes are maildir format i hope ?
<11> hi
<11> how i can limit the traffic used by apt?
<1> valdyn, cool, thx for the answer
<8> ekix: you could try the sid installer too i guess ( or even testing ), but all these ways have their issues, unfortunately i dont know about a sarge 2.6.15 installer
<7> Crissi: ?
<12> hola a todos
<5> fireball: yes.
<13> concerning ssh, is there a way to disallow anything but pubkey-based login to my account without touching /etc/ssh/sshd_config?
<5> im using courier imap/pop3
<5> on an XFS filesystem
<2> valdyn, many many thanks :)
<3> Crissi: trickle can throttle it.
<11> whats that?
<1> valdyn, jjazz nvz thx
<11> i miss a option at apt... like --upload-speed --download-speed
<3> Crissi: apt-cache search trickle
<14> in i A xmag - X client - xmag ----- from Aptitude, what does the A mean?
<3> Crissi: AFAIK, apt-get doesn't have an option like that.
<11> jjazz: should be reported as bug
<7> nixie: that should be about the fastest setup possible just judging from what i know ... still kernel 2.6 would give the filesystem a seppdup of about 5-10% if i remember the benchmark test correctly
<15> grant that user exclusive ownership and rights to the exported Subversion repositories, and only run their server processes as that user. --> how do i accomplish this after adding a system user?
<11> stew: limit the upload speed (depends on download speed)
<16> Crissi: how do you use apt to upload?
<11> no...
<3> Crissi: you're welcome to report it as such. I think it will be taken more as a feature request than a bug. In either case, if you submit a patch with it, somebody might even change it.
<11> but if you have a adsl connection you have very small upload and if you have a big download upload can be flooded
<5> fireba11: i think i should switch to raid10 then. raid1 isnt cutting it
<16> Crissi: what do you upload with apt?
<11> nothing..
<11> understand me
<16> no
<11> if you have a big download then your upload is used for answer packages
<17> how could you get an 'active processes' list?
<11> then at small upload bandwidth it can be bad
<1> Can some stupid pornsite use my webcode if I publish it as GFDL?
<11> ronove: ps ax
<3> sifi-xz: If they comply with the GPL, sure.
<1> jjazz, so you would not use GFDL on your site?
<7> Crissi: i knwo that happening with windows .. linux should manage network good enough for that not to happen
<3> sifi-xz: Sorry, I thought you said GPL, but the answer is the same. If you GFDL something, anybody can use it if they comply with the GFDL.
<11> fireba11: right.. upload is nuch so a problem as download
<3> Crissi: I'm on an adsl line, and I've never had that happen.
<1> jjazz, well wiki is under GFDL and I've never seen any pornsite using their interface yet ;)
<1> jjazz, so I guess it's waterproof
<3> sifi-xz: I'm not familiar with the specifics of wiki's licensing, but I doubt they use the GFDL for their interface. Their content, sure, but probably not the interface.
<1> jjazz, prolly the whole site
<1> as is says
<3> sifi-xz: It says "all text is available under the" GFDL. The interface isn't text.
<1> jjazz, true
<1> jjazz, the PHP code is not avalible?
<3> sifi-xz: It's available, just under a different license.
<1> jjazz, where can I find it?
<3> sifi-xz: I don't know. Check wikimedia or ask google.
<18> ack .. too many z's!
<3> abrotman: Getting sleepy?
<18> jjazz: no ... not really
<19> what filesystem do the driver-x.bin floppies in woody use?
<20> abrotman: just use whiteout to cover up the zzzzzzzzz's
<18> jjazz: i'm still not sure about tonight ..
<21> !whiteout kspath
<3> abrotman: Just do it. You'll be glad you did. It's entertainment and information. Tell your boss it's job-related training.
<22> is it possible to get ssh to autologin to accounts wihtout asking for a p***phrase? i have it automounting fine but it requires a p***phrase question at loggin doubling the number of p***words they need to remember ... ?
<23> why doesn't debian include nexuiz?
<18> jjazz: it's not nearly job related :)
<18> holy_cow: keys ?
<3> abrotman: You don't use free software at work? This is a compliance issue.
<18> ejofee: which is ?
<18> jjazz: sure we do
<12> somebody speak spanish
<18> !es
<10> Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #debian-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda. Spanish Speakers: Please use #debian-es, there you will get much more help.
<22> abrotman, i have rsa keys setup, but upon reboot at login they require a one time p***phrase input ... normally this is okay but i'm trying to simplify the number of p***words they need to remember
<21> holy_cow: ssh key
<12> thnks
<14> I have 2 files in my home directory, --root, and --help. How do I delete them?
<18> holy_cow: ssh keys have nothing to do with booting up
<22> of course they don't
<23> abrotman: a very nice, gpl'd, 3d shooter (resembling quake); it works as a network / internet multiplayer game. it is included in other distros.
<22> they still require a one time p*** input at first login tho
<18> ejofee: oh .. i remember that game
<24> holy_cow: http://www.debian.org/devel/p***wordlessssh
<25> i think my dhcpd has run out of leases and I'm sure some must be stale, how do i get it to check and flush the old leases?
<22> okay lets try that ... i'm googled out
<22> heh
<18> ejofee: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=311479
<14> I got it.
<22> oh okay, ssh-add only works for the current session your logged into
<22> logout and log back in and to mount the ssh account you still need a one time p***
<26> http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=337637 this bug is still working for me with version 6.9
<27> Quick question.. I'm still learning debian, How do you find out it a station is using stable, testing, and so forth?
<28> what should I do if lilo refuses to boot?
<8> ejofee: and where is the source code for this 'gpl' game?
<29> orlowsks: /etc/apt/sources.list
<30> pyromatrx: what error?
<28> instead of "LILO Booting.." it shows "LI", then freezes
<30> !li
<10> if 'LI' is printed when the system is booted, it means that your drive is probably too large (OR you simply forgot to run 'lilo'). There is a Large-disk-mini-howto. Read it.. Boot the rescue disk, edit lilo.conf and add 'lba32' then try again., or (if drive geometry has changed) try booting from the rescue disk, mounting /, and rerunning lilo. Or you could try grub instead. :) Lithium, or Liechtenstein.
<27> Thank you lindii
<3> abrotman: If you use free software at work, you need to keep abreast of the coming changes in the license. That makes it a job-related issue.
<3> (think your boss will buy it?)
<18> jjazz: that's not the topic of the speech
<18> jjazz: http://dp.seas.upenn.edu/
<28> streuner: where do I view the large-disk-mini-howto?
<18> jjazz: i mean .. it kind of is
<27> But it shows both stable and testing listings
<31> what's the channel name for irc administration?
<18> #freenode ?
<22> allright lets give this a try
<28> !grub
<10> i guess grub is [grub] Grand Unified Bootloader at http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/ . It's an extremely powerful boot loader that can boot a lot of OSes, understands a lot of filesystems including reiserfs.. Go here for an excellent step-by-step description of setting up grub on your system: http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=4622, or a distributed internet crawler.
<18> secher: you driving tonight ?
<30> pyromatrx: try www.tldp.org
<32> abrotman: yes #freenode
<31> abrotman: ??
<18> secher: to penn
<18> secher: Moglen is speaking
<23> valdyn: are you asking, or objecting? (just making sure)
<28> streuner: thanks
<3> abrotman: What's the stated topic, then?
<31> abrotman: Really????
<18> jjazz: Eben Moglen presents From the GPL to the Free Society
<18> secher: YES!!!
<18> secher: but at 6pm
<18> i usually work til 6pm or so
<31> abrotman: Penn as in U of P or Penn State?
<18> as in Penn ..
<27> lindi: But it shows both stable and testing listings
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