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<0> apt-get moo
<1> jharrisonwk: yes, but who's gonna prepare it for me? wait tonight i meet a potential someone who can cook it ...
<2> SlackRat: in a shell
<3> tarzeau: I can tell you bahamas recipes
<0> im a literalist
<1> jharrisonwk: but who can cook it for me?
<3> tarzeau: you cant cook from a recipe?
<0> LMAO, cow in shell
<1> jharrisonwk: the instant pizzas i bake are black like night
<3> tarzeau: oh
<1> jharrisonwk: i'd say i can cook moderately
<0> theres a package with funny man pages, but the only funny man page i found so far was rtfm
<3> tarzeau: you have friends who cook?
<1> jharrisonwk: yeah, or junkfood
<1> or outside, and steal fruits from garden
<4> that's disturbing
<3> tarzeau: swiss have good junk food
<3> mmmmmmm
<1> jharrisonwk: i hate chocolate. 10 kg!
<5> hi !
<4> building a debian stable box to be a router
<0> !confuse jharrisonwk
<6> No, where are their bacon tomorrow, jharrisonwk? pants of the democracy of belarus with extra cheese
<7> SlackRat: please stop abusing the bot
<0> sorry
<5> i have some question about nfs
<1> le_NEKO: just ask
<3> tarzeau: you hate it cause you cant eat it
<4> I have yet to discover apt-get install preconfigured nat firewall rules with a nice interface for cusomization
<8> do anyone know if ddclient and no-ip could conflict? or is just OK to run them both?
<1> jharrisonwk: yes there's an embargo in my mouth for chocolate
<3> patric: shorewall works very well
<3> tarzeau: ****s
<1> jharrisonwk: or i can't use my trousers anymore
<3> tarzeau: I also have the same embargo
<3> tarzeau: yes
<1> jharrisonwk: /query me, we're crossing the offtopic limit
<4> thanks jharrisonwk but debian is kind of a requirement (they need to remain inplace and updatable over a long period of time)
<5> i want to export some share , but i don't know how the security work, is it deal with users & p*** ?
<9> how can I figure out a external device after I have pluged it in a USB port?
<1> le_NEKO: man 5 exports
<1> sifi: dmesg
<9> tarzeau, I did it after the boot
<5> ok
<10> tem alguem do barsil??
<1> sifi: i did it in the staircase
<10> digo, Brasil
<7> !br
<6> Esse canal e apenas em ingles. Por favor, use #debian-br (/j #debian-br) para ajuda em portugues.
<4> also, anyone have any ideas how to install just enough of X for an xclient on a headless box? these machines ultimately won't have video, and disk usage is a concern, so I need a bare x framework
<7> patric: just install the client, it should drag in what is needed?
<7> you might want to have xauth from xbase-clients as well, maybe
<4> azeem: can't open display 0:0
<9> tarzeau, I cant mount with the usb device cause it have a boot partition, so how can I check when linux is up and running
<11> if I want to use a Sarge box as a NAT router, which package should I look at?
<7> patric: you need to forward the display
<11> in netbsd it's ipf/ipnat?
<11> what's it called in debian?
<5> do you think smb protocol is more secure than nfs ?
<1> Optic: iptables/ipchains/ipfw
<1> le_NEKO: no
<11> tarzeau: ok, which? or do they all work together?
<1> le_NEKO: and it's slower too
<12> Hey, is there a file in Debian you can add commands to that will run them at boot time?
<1> Optic: depends which debian you have
<7> patric: by SSH/X11 forwarding, e.g., or by running a display manager on the headless box, and connecting to it from your local X-server
<11> tarzeau: sarge, 3.1
<1> Optic: which kernel to be more precisely
<1> Optic: can be 2.4 or 2.6 of linux
<11> 2.4
<4> right
<5> thanks you tarzeau
<1> Optic: but oh, they both use iptables
<1> strike ipchains, that was 2.2
<13> anyone got a good place to start looking when thinking about implementing powerdns?
<11> tarzeau: ok, and that's built-in? I just need to google iptables? :)
<4> (etherape:3641): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
<1> Optic: apt-get install iptables
<1> Optic: shorewall is nice, imho
<11> what's that?
<1> Optic: frontend to iptables
<11> i'm totally new to linux, i'm a bsd guy :)
<1> Optic: oh, check debian gnu/kfreebsd!
<1> Optic: and you can use ipfw (of freebsd/openbsd)
<1> Optic: #gnu-kbsd
<11> i'll check it out :)
<4> installing xbase-clients now
<11> and debian uses isc-dhcpd?
<1> Optic: among others
<0> damn, dsl is picky about what boxes itll boot on....
<14> Warning: Driver for device wlan0 has been compiled with version 19
<14> of Wireless Extension, while this program supports up to version 17.
<14> Some things may be broken...
<7> SlackRat: what does that have to do with Debian?
<14> wlan0 No scan results
<14> sorry
<14> i need help for this =P
<11> ok
<11> should I use shorewall or just iptables? :)
<4> iptables
<9> Optic, iptables
<11> ok :)
<11> thanks, i'll give it a go
<14> what i should do? windows find my router and linux doesnt =/
<9> Optic, with shorewall you never learn iptables
<14> iwconfig wlan0 scan doesnt result anything
<4> turn off upnp
<9> romulo, use a switch instead with NAT
<4> then windows won't find it either, sorry that was supposed to be funny
<9> romulo, then you have a damn fine router
<4> make sure they have identical default gateway settings
<7> romulo: it's iwlist scan I thought
<4> sorry, I missed that it was a wireless discussion, what chipset is your wifi card?
<15> how set the configuration for urxvt ? i have tried all but not posible with the new pacakge on ETCH
<16> does anyone have any idea how to draw a *straight line* with dia? 0.94 on sarge.
<4> after installing xbase-clients same message
<17> anyone managed to use Marvell Yukon 88e8050 Ethernet (onboard intel mb) card with Debian?
<18> how i can configured the wrt54gs router with debian?
<18> configure**
<4> you want the wrt54gs to run debian?
<18> patric, run linux
<4> www.openwrt.org
<18> patric, but y can not see the web page for configure
<18> but on windows its working fine
<4> wireless or wired connection to it?
<19> hi, a problem. Suddenly my debian only starts with the root device in read only mode. Any idea what can cause this problem?
<18> wireless
<4> you can dhcp an ip from it?
<20> G'morning.
<21> [Bart] how could we know? we have to see the logs...
<21> Morn' Amarande
<20> Y'know, I -still- don't recall there being an Etch-a-Sketch in Toy Story. :)
<20> But there has to be one, if this is called etch.
<4> peop what is your linux boxes ip address?
<19> triple5 : thats the problem.. its RO, so it cannot write to logs. The only thing is that that boot starts in RO mode
<0> i tend to trust someone who worked at Pixar on Toy Story...
<4> yeah there was, and they called him etch
<20> bart: try booting some sort of live CD so you can fsck the partition
<4> http://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hv&id=1800026443&cf=pg&photoid=36143&intl=us
<22> Is there any way to get ancient debian packages? snapshots.debian.net doesn't go far enough back since it crashed and lost its archive.
<20> I think it does though
<19> Amarande : I did that, but not a full check (ext3), I will do a full check now
<0> kanotix prolly does Amarande...
<20> if the FS is fine, there's probably a configuration problem
<20> but you should also be able to mount the debian partition from your live CD distro so people might be able to help you find the messed up file
<23> shevek: i think of its not in snapshots its most likely lost
<23> if even
<9> Amarande, I having big problem with my EXT3 fs, do you know how to repair it?
<7> shevek: only a period is lost on snapshot.d.n
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