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<0> why there is no "nslookup" on debian system ?
<1> xored_, there is!
<2> how can I force a repository to be trusted by apt?
<0> uwe, which package to install ?
<2> xored_: host
<2> xored_: apt-get install host
<3> is there a raid level that allows the expanding of a volume with more drives?
<4> js_: No.
<4> js_: You use lvm for that.
<2> js, 10, 5, 50, 6
<4> js_: I usually use lvm to concatenate multiple RAID5 volumes.
<4> js_: You can expand and contract LVM volumes, and move them from array to array.
<2> js_: are you talking about online capisity expansion, or the linux software raid
<4> js_: So you could start with an LVM across two 500G arrays, and upgrade it to three 1000G arrays, later.
<3> pipeline: yes, i know, but the purpose would be to gain more performance when adding drives, not only storage
<3> iKnowNot: linux software raid
<0> which package povides dig ?
<2> how can I force a repository to be trusted by apt?
<0> iKnowNot: didnt helped
<3> xored_: dnsutils
<2> xored_: what do you need to do?
<5> iKnowNot: import the gpg key?
<4> js_: uh, yeah, that's a lost cause. Striping doesn't scale :P
<4> js_: lvm / dm will allow you to do striping, but it's extremely silly.
<3> pipeline: yeah, i know
<4> js_: also, I don't believe you can add capacity online to striped dm / lvm volumes.
<2> sid: from? how?
<3> i see
<4> js_: You would have to move the lv to a different vg that wasn't striped.
<4> js_: Think about this for a few seconds and it will become obvious why it's hard to add capacity dynamically to a striped vg :P
<6> i've been getting error when i apt-get upgrade against security.debian.org for like a week..
<3> pipeline: yeah, i get it :)
<2> (btw, has anyone considered adding an apt-cache search bot to this channel?)
<6> HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 404 Not Found
<6> 06:25:39 ERROR 404: Not Found.
<4> iKnowNot: There is one.
<3> pipeline: but lvm doesn't give any reduncancy anyway afaik, so only using it instead of on top of a raid volume isn't really an option
<4> js_: ...
<4> js_: If you're really concerned about performance, you want to get a dedicated hardware RAID controller and use RAID 0+1.
<7> seb-: which ip address? and can you show us your deb line from sources.list?
<4> js_: dedicated controllers usually have 128-512M of RAM on-board to serve as cache.
<1> whoami
<4> js_: Which, is, uh, needless to say, wicked ****ing fast.
<1> oops... wrong window
<4> js_: And makes a lot more difference than striping.
<3> pipeline: ah, yeah, you're right
<6> stew: thanks.... deb http://security.debian.org/ stable/updates main
<2> pipeline: "howto" use bot?
<6> stew: sarge/updates instead?
<8> hi, can I tell apt-get somehow to not get a specific package from a specific repo ?
<7> seb-: that looks correct. what ip is giving you the 404?
<2> PlasmaHH: use aptitude to mark the package as held, maybe?
<9> PlasmaHH: Google for apt and pinning
<8> T***ium: I already looked at all the pinning docs. I could only find either pinning for a version, or giving a repo a lower priority, but all still lead to download the package from that repo, since its newer
<6> stew: ok, rerunning script now
<6> stew: apt-get update seems ok
<6> stew: Resolving security.debian.org... 194.109.137.218, 128.101.240.212
<6> Connecting to security.debian.org[194.109.137.218]:80... connected.
<6> HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 404 Not Found
<6> 09:43:11 ERROR 404: Not Found.
<6> sorry
<10> hey so dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hdg will write 0's to my drive? how will it know when to stop...
<6> stew: 194.109.137.218:80 is the one
<6> jetx: when entire drive is done
<6> jetx: it knows how but /dev/hdg is
<6> big
<10> okie. so my format of the command is proper
<10> cool
<10> htanks
<11> what version number is current testing? 3.2?
<12> debian 2007
<11> o.O
<13> 2007 expected around xmas 2006 o.O
<7> seb-: it seems to work for me, are you going through a web proxy?
<6> stew: no
<7> seb-: what happens when you try to go to http://security.debian.org/dists/stable/updates/main in a browser?
<6> stew: i bought a virtual machine account on a remote server...maybe they are doing something weird with network there
<6> stew: i'll try w/ lynx
<6> stew: that worked!
<7> seb-: its odd that one worked and the other didn't
<6> stew: actually i'm using testing on laptop so no security site
<14> seb- why buy virtual ?
<6> PumpkinPie: i needed a ASP site
<14> ASP?
<14> ASAP or ASP?
<6> PumpkinPie: and wanted root access.. (web app server)
<15> ASP is ASP .. there are two ASPs though
<15> (more than two actually
<6> stew: now it seems to be working
<6> stew: at least i don't get any error messages
<7> seb-: wait, what exactly is working? apt-get or lynx?
<6> stew: oh, wait,,,i think i got it
<6> stew: my script does a 'apt-file update' <----barfs on security site
<6> stew: apt-get update/upgrade <--- ok on security site
<16> hello
<6> abrotman: how tell apt-file update NOT to try to go to security site too?
<16> do someone knnow where the target system is mounted by debian-installer ?
<17> is there an easy way to get changelog deltas for all packages upgraded by apt-get dist-upgrade?
<16> partman does not see my partition table, so i'll have to mount it by myself...
<18> hello
<6> sigjuice: yes....
<6> sigjuice: just a sec
<18> does anyone here know wether kopete 0.12 will be provided in sid even with no new version of kde ?
<6> sigjuice: maybe apt-listchanges will do what you want
<6> sigjuice: you'll have to install that package
<2> ok, any ideas on how to use a repo that doesn't have a gpg key?
<2> how can I force a repository to be trusted by apt without a gpg key for that repo
<19> ma3x@localhost:~$ btdownloadgui
<19> wxPython is either not installed or has not been installed properly.
<19> why's that?
<19> I have already all the dependency packages installed
<5> ma3x: dpkg -al|grep -v ii
<5> ma3x: dpkg -al|grep -v ^ii
<3> my logs are getting totally spammed with this after i created a raid5 array of 9 drives: http://rafb.net/paste/results/ccaV5V56.html .. what can be wrong?
<3> ah damn.. one drive is faulty
<15> seb-: you want it to go there
<2> js_: lucky it was raid 5
<20> Is there a way to install a single package from unstable, without updating the entire distro? I know it must be a FAQ, but I didn't find it.
<7> e2ven: are you running stable or testing?
<21> !tell e2ven about backports
<17> seb-: looks like apt-listchanges wants deb files. Ideally I'd be able to do apt-get -XX dist-upgrade and get a list of what changed on the system.
<20> 3.1, stable.
<22> this is a sock4 proxy
<22> ;)
<22> oops, sorry
<22> no scroll
<20> I'll take a look at backports. Thanks.
<7> e2ven: you want backports then, you really don't want to install packages from testing/unstable onto stable (/msg dpkg backports)
<7> ma3x: what version of debian? what does "readlink -f $(which btdownloadgui)" say?
<20> Hrmm.. I want to install java-gcj-compat, but backports.org doesn't show it when I do a search.
<7> e2ven: you could try /msg dpkg simple sid backport
<20> I will thanks. I'm sorry for my ignorance.
<19> stew, sid ; /usr/bin/btdownloadgui.bittornado
<6> sigjuice: isn't that what -u switch is for?
<23> hi all
<5> Hey cluck
<7> ma3x: please pastebin the output or "apt-cache policy bittornado-gui python-wxgtk2.6 python-wxversion"
<19> stew, http://pastebin.com/762782
<19> stew, otherwise I have installed a wxGTK version in my /home/ma3x/wxGTK. but that has nothing to do with python I guess
<16> is the taget system mounted on /target or something like this, by the debian-installer ?
<7> ma3x: checked the bts?
<19> stew, nope
<7> ma3x: check it. you also might try to --reinstall those two python-wx packages, but i dunno, otherwise time to reportbug maybe
<24> question i just installed sarge 3.1.r2 and i installed grub but when i go to finish the install it restarts and then a million texts of 'grub' appear... what do i do now?
<19> stew, bug nr. 13 for bittornado-gui
<19> stew, this bug is since the Date: Fri, 24 Feb 2006...... now a patch has been provided. what should I do?
<7> ma3x: what is the bug#?
<19> stew, 354184
<7> ma3x: what version of libfreetype6 do you have installed?
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