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<0> .. I use openbox only
<1> kspath_: and fully compatible with debian sid. no pinning.
<2> urz: uh, i was wrong..
<3> Azar: humm ... i want to use the freedesktop's entry scheme to the menu
<2> urz: sorry, apache-ssl only supports https
<0> _g***_ sorry never heard of "freedesktop" thing check their website then
<4> out of interest, does anyone know what version of evolution comes with sarge?
<2> !info evolution sarge
<1> !info evolution sarge
<5> dpm_: or packages.debian.org
<6> stew worked like a champ, thanks
<7> evolution: (The groupware suite), section gnome, is optional. Version: 2.0.4-2 (sarge), Packaged size: 9989 kB, Installed size: 28520 kB
<8> dpm_: apt-cache show <packagename>
<9> Azar: Openbox3?
<0> kspath_: yes
<9> Azar: nice
<10> hi, I've trying to make my own deb, and I followed the guidelines in the Debian New Maintainer's Guide, but when the deb is built and I extract the files, the only files in there are the docs
<0> kspath_: indeed, very convenient for me
<10> I'm sure I'm missing something simple, what could it be?
<4> yeah, I'm downloading packages with apt atm, I can't use apt itself. BTW valdyn xoz_, what does !info evolution sarge mean?
<11> #debian-mentors
<8> dpm_: Read what dpkg said afterwards.
<12> hi there
<1> dpm_: evolution: (The groupware suite), section gnome, is optional. Version: 2.0.4-2 (sarge) ...see ^^^^
<9> !tell dpm_ about evolution sarge
<9> dpm_: lines starting with ! is what dpkg watches/parses for ...
<4> yeah, I got that 2.0.4 comes with sarge, what I didn't understand were the ! things. Thanks kspath_ I guess it's quite obvious now that I'm quite new to debian... :)
<9> xoz_ they have their own channel on freenode
<1> kspath_: really?
<1> kspath_: oh, large size also.
<13> dpm_: an initial ! addresses dpkg, a channel bot.
<1> !!
<7> I am not your damn csh prompt!
<6> liar
<6> ! ls -l
<14> !$
<7> i heard $ is a dollar sign, or not an S.
<15> if I use alsa, what should I put in the "sound server" option in AMSN?
<9> !#
<7> it has been said that # is HASH DAMMIT, HASH! NO! OCTOTHORPE!
<9> !lbs
<9> !lb
<7> it has been said that lb is Lebanon
<9> !pound
<7> i heard pound is some stupid unit, equivalent to 2.205 kg
<9> !slug
<7> slug is, like, the Sydney Linux User Group. Meetings are normally held on the last Friday of each month, at UTS (University of Technology). See htt://www.slug.org.au/ for further details. on #slug on irc.freenode.net.
<8> Sonny: Nothing probably. If you don't run a sound server, like artsd or esound or the like.
<8> !botabuse
<7> lay off me you buggerererers!!11!
<9> hehehe
<9> slug is a unit of measure as well
<15> beardy: just "play $sound" ??
<15> beardy: but my amsn doesnt paly any sound
<4> I'm installing the x server now, and it asks me what mouse port to use. I've got a PS/2 mouse. Should I choose /dev/psaux or /dev/input/mice? I think I should choose /dev/psaux, but I'm not sure...
<13> dpm_: usually /dev/input/mice
<4> k
<1> ps2 is not psaux? /dev/input/mice is for usb.
<16> !devinputmice
<13> xoz_: I don't think it's just for usb.
<17> "/dev/sdb1 /media/usb0 auto rw,user,noauto 0 0" <- When I try to mount this drive I can't write as user it. I can read and root can write, but I can't write. What's wrong there? Does anybody know?
<13> xoz_: especially since it is working fine for my ps2 mouse.
<4> that last point I like
<16> xoz_, use /dev/input/mice and load the psmouse module
<1> thingfish: ok, mice means many :)
<18> !vfatrw
<7> To get write access to a vfat partition when mounting it with fstab, use the line "/dev/partition /mount/point vfat defaults,uid=USERID,gid=GROUPID,umask=002 0 0" in /etc/fstab. umask=002 will make the partition rwxrwxr-x, while umask=022 will make it rwxr-xr-x. Get your user/group ids with the command "id". This also applies to NTFS, if you replace "vfat" with "ntfs" (although you can't currently easily _write_ to NTFS with Linux)..
<8> I don't think there is any /dev/psaux if you have udev and such things.
<17> I want to read/writer reiserfs ;-)
<17> -r
<19> beardy: there is on my system, and I dont even have a ps2 mouse hooked up
<8> nix: Yes, here too, my mistake.
<1> so what's the diff between usbmouse from psmouse then?
<8> xoz_: USB is usb, ps/2 is ps/2, a different interface
<1> so the idea is /dev/input/mice is a virtual device for mouse related devices? ok.
<8> xoz_: Yes.
<1> beardy: so if you have a trackpad and a usbmouse and a psmouse, you access them in one virtual device?
<1> this will be a good thing but i usually configure the trackpad to be psaux and usbmouse to be input/mice
<20> is it possible to change from say a wired lan connectoin to a wireless connection with out disturbing the flow of data? or should i ask this some where else?
<17> "/dev/sdb1 /media/usb0 reiserfs rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev,user=xyz 0 0" <- that's the part of my mtab for the usb hdd. But why can't I write as user (xyz) to that disk
<21> LinuxNIT-studys: like, if you were in the middle of a download?
<22> try umod=000,gid=1000,uid=1000
<20> Daedalus_, yeah
<17> k
<1> LinuxNIT-studys: depends on the application
<20> oh
<23> hi, a WINS server would reduce Broadcast traffic am i correct?
<21> LinuxNIT-studys: The only way I can think of it working generically might be if you get the same IP via the wireless as you had over wired.
<22> i how also a question: how to good partiotion 40gb drive for debian ?
<21> LinuxNIT-studys: and even then, I"m not sure
<24> Anybody know the hotkey to switch desktops?
<20> ok just kinda curious about it
<1> there are some apps that can recover after loosing the connection but some apps just quit after loosing the connection.
<8> neuterspAWAY: Where?
<25> Schatan[aw]: there is a PARTITION-HOWTO at tldp.org, IIRC
<26> abrotman: sorry :) had to go :) back again..
<8> neuterspAWAY: In what?
<11> did you purge/reinstall ?
<27> LinuxNIT-studys: if you already have a connection, no
<21> neuterspAWAY: ctrl+alt+left/right
<26> abrotman: if i purge the lib i break loads of dependencies
<20> xoz_ i want it to NOT lose connection
<20> eeyore-, yes
<22> streuner: thx, i was searchinf for something like this :)
<26> abrotman: how can i keep the other files?
<11> JoshX: then i guess you'll have to manually grab the package .. and force the install
<1> LinuxNIT-studys: what connection? ssh, ftp, telnet?
<20> anything
<27> LinuxNIT-studys: the general answer for that ('anything') is "no"
<26> abrotman: the point is that libglib is now at 1.2.10-10.1
<20> k
<20> thanks
<26> and i have the 1.2.10-10 version installed
<11> JoshX: i'm aware of that .. grab the CORRECT libglib1.2 .. and force it
<11> i have no idea how you got that etch package .. but you did
<26> ah first the correct libglib
<27> LinuxNIT-studys: for specific protocols like http, the answer is "maybe" (depends on client retries)
<26> ok hang on
<20> eeyore-, i see but like for a download then no
<27> LinuxNIT-studys: if you control every aspect of the connection, like if you could get the same IP address and routing, and if the client hasn't barfed by then, sure
<1> LinuxNIT-studys: the general idea of internet protocol is to establish other routes if the default route is broken... so in theory, changing network connection should be ok.
<20> :) ok
<26> abrotman: it depends on another version libc
<27> xoz: not after you already bind/accept/connect
<11> JoshX: dpkg -l libc6 | tail -1
<17> Schatan[aw]: your tipp doesn't work. With that options I get an error during mount
<26> ii libc6 2.3.2.ds1-22 GNU C Library: Shared libraries and Timezone
<11> !info libc6 sarge
<26> and it needs 2.3.5-1
<11> JoshX: what does?
<20> well thanks guys
<26> libglib-1.2.10-10.1
<20> i gtg now
<1> eeyore-: depends on the protocol if it is stateless or connectionless or the other way around...
<7> libc6: (GNU C Library: Shared libraries and Timezone data), section base, is required. Version: 2.3.2.ds1-22 (sarge), Packaged size: 4784 kB, Installed size: 15548 kB
<11> JoshX: --force-downgrade
<26> with dpkg -i?
<11> http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/g/glib1.2/libglib1.2_1.2.10-9_i386.deb .. use that package .. and force the downgrade
<11> yes
<11> and pray nothing else gets screwed up
<26> hehe
<26> i'm going to do it the hard way
<11> !tell LinuxNIT-studys about away
<26> abrotman: pray for me :)
<11> JoshX: no kidding
<26> abrotman: as far as i can see i can purge libglib
<26> hang on
<20> well ok then
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