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<0> nvz: int result = foo->bar; that would be ***igning
<1> hi there
<0> nvz: or, int result = foo->bar(); would also be ***igning, after executing bar() (***uming bar is a function pointer)
<2> I got a problem with convmv. My whole system is UTF-8, but when I try to convert some filenames into UTF-8 convmv break the special letters like . When I fix it manually convmv says that these filenames are not UTF-8. Does anybody know why?
<3> eeyore-: example from src/xitk/playlist.c xitk_get_window_position(gGui->display, playlist->window, &wx, &wy, NULL, NULL);
<4> So anyone know how to see apt-upgrade warnings again?
<5> laurens_ check out this 3 pastes http://pastebin.ca/44965 http://pastebin.ca/44966 http://pastebin.ca/44967
<6> -> isn't c++ syntax... it's the same as (*foo).bar and works just fine in c
<7> this is terrible, no im client with good skin/theme support
<0> nvz: in that context, gGui->display is p***ed as a parameter to a function call, so that means gGui is dereferenced, and content of "display" (which is a member of the structure) is p***ed on to the function call
<7> someone should change that
<8> sett: learn to code and do it yourself.
<8> :)
<9> failed to initialize core devices when doing 'startx'
<9> what doesit mean
<7> thingfish> I'll try my best
<10> oooo-: it means it didn't find your mouse
<8> hehe
<0> phobo: may have been a method call :-)
<10> oooo-: what does "uname -r" say? do you have the mouesdev module loaded?
<11> oooo-: Well, it doesn't ALWAYS meen your mouse, but in this case, it probably does. That's the most common problem.
<0> phogg: ^^ may have been a method call
<9> stew only mouse?
<11> oooo-: Try running X -allowMouseOpenFail :P
<3> hmm anyhow I obviously need to read more of the xine source.. I just skimmed through the xitk code and the playlist.c and a few other files like the keymap.c or whatever
<10> oooo-: yes. i think? i'm not sure what your question was supposed to be asking
<9> pipeline i dont have X
<0> anybody heard of "solarpc" company?
<12> abrotman, sepski: i got atftpd working great, but there are still some PXE problems. I made an image from a DOS boot disk using dd, but the image hangs the client machine. booting from the floppy works though. using each boot method, I get "Starting ..." but PXE boot hangs while floppy boot goes right to A:\>
<6> oooo-: hard to startx without X
<0> they make some neat (and cheap) cases for mini-itx boards
<10> pitbull_: please turn that off in here
<13> hello, is there a freenx deb package for debian sarge anywhere?
<0> $99 for one with pci riser, pico power supply and power brick, and very small, powdercoated
<5> some one help me set my vsftpd to be amble to have anonymous update check out this 3 pastes http://pastebin.ca/44965 http://pastebin.ca/44966 http://pastebin.ca/44967
<11> Nwallins: atftpd? use tftpd-hpa. And what are you using here? "pxelinux" floppy emulation?
<3> first part is understanding the code, then deciding how to implement the change. I think on right click of the mrl listbox widget it should check to see if playlist.mmk[] is null and if it is, select the current url and then do the normal right click function
<14> PerfDave, have you ever used mrtg?
<0> www.solarpc.com --- i'm ordering a case from them, hope it's good :-> heh. guinea pig.
<12> pipeline: yes, i grabbed pxelinux.0 from syslinux, and got my floppy image from dd
<15> hi, a good video player (vcd, dvd, avi, etc) for kde? xine or what?
<12> pipeline: i was asking about tftpd's in here a little while ago. the only response was in favor of atftpd
<16> Nwallins, well i pxeboot 250 machines using atftpd but all of those have pxe nic's tho i imagine you want to use etherboot if you want to use a floppy.
<11> sepski: I think he's trying to boot a fake floppy using PXE
<12> hmm... the nic is a PXE nic.. the floppy is only involved for the boot image
<3> this could have been fixed already for all I know but I doubt it as its not really a bug.. and besides that I was expecting it to be easy.. heh but I realized how important knowing C++ can be in this situation
<17> quiet: Yes, but I've never set it up :)
<17> Sonny: kaffeine? Personally I just use vlc
<14> PerfDave, okay.. heh... i'm trying to figure out how to add additional nodes to monitor.
<18> !tell pitbull_ about away
<15> PerfDave, Kaffeine its not in the Debian repositories
<18> Nwallins: my understanding of PXE is that it will find the TFTP and grab a boot image
<18> Sonny: correction . it's not in testing
<16> Nwallins, i have never tried pxe booting to a floppy image. only to regular linux kernel+initrd+ nfsroot
<15> abrotman: so where is it?
<14> Sonny, marillat repos has libdvdcss2 and gxine and win32codecs and stuff... works well
<15> thnx
<17> Sonny: kaffeine is in Debian
<12> abrotman: yeah, it's finding the tftp and grabbing the image. it even starts to execute the image, but then it hangs
<12> sepski: ^
<15> PerfDave, I use testing, but I dont see it
<17> Sonny: Be aware that it may be illegal to use packages from marillat where you are.
<17> Sonny: Well, it's in stable.
<15> quiet: gxine is in testing repositories
<12> the dhcp part of pxe boot takes like 60 seconds though :/
<14> Sonny, okay... and all the dvd decrption stuff... mplayer, codecs, etc... is in marillat.
<19> i am seeing strange stuff in my http logs. http post activity and so on, to urls that seem invalid to me. I wonder if I've been rootkitted.
<5> some one tell me pleas how to make vsftpd acept anonymous write
<15> quiet, is there a web page where I can download the codecs... cause having the files its just copying them to some directories
<12> wpostma: more likely someone is looking for holes on your webserver
<3> wpostma: nope.
<14> Sonny, the mplayer website?
<12> wpostma: s/someone/some script/
<17> wpostma: Could be something trying to use you as an open proxy?
<19> Can I tripwire these guys? (Ie, 3 invalid HTTP requests blackholes the IP.)
<3> wpostma: if you've been rooted they would have erased that log .. heh
<16> Nwallins, what i do is something like , debootstrap a directoy and share that as nfsroot. and either use a custom kernel or a kernelimage and a adapted initrd (initrd-netboot-tools helps here) and then i pxeboot that kernel with args like init=/sbin/init ip=dhcp root=/dev/nfs nfsroot=192.168.1.10:/nfsroot/
<3> wpostma: at least thats the first thing I would do
<4> So anyone know how to see apt-upgrade warnings again?
<19> It looks like there must be vulnerabilities in xmlrpc, and some blog software.
<20> penguin_: reinstall de packages
<12> sepski: interesting... i am an open source island in a microsoft shop and I'm trying to manage Win2k3 images using ghost/netboot i wish it were otherwise ;)
<3> wpostma: my webserver was up for testing pages on my phone it had nothing but a few useless broken pieces of code on it. .and people were hitting it left and right looking for vulernable php scripts and my server didnt even support php
<11> Nwallins: That's extremely foolish. Use Win2k3 to serve Win2k3 images. What's it called, RDI or something?
<3> mmmm I knew I was gonna be hungry and apperently bought myself some gummi bears.. forgot all about it
<0> nvz: same for me (vulnerable php scripts) --- what the hell is xmlrpc.php anyway? i'm tempted to make one by that name and dump whatever get/put variables came over :-)
<21> nvz: awesome
<22> RE
<3> eeyore-: heh. yeah I just shut my server down and turned off my hostname
<4> I think there is a method to get the warnings from apt-upgrade
<3> eeyore-: this aint no playground.
<4> I just forgot what it is.
<12> pipeline: we are using ghost 7.5 and it works great. the problem I am trying to solve is: easily booting into ghost (via DOS)
<3> penguin_: apt-get install apt-listbugs
<0> it's funny when i see ... "cd /var/tmp; curl ..." :-)
<0> (as part of the URL)
<3> eeyore-: yeah I was getting all sorts of shell commands as php params
<3> eeyore-: you'd think they'd realize after the first time I dont have a php enabled server and there are no scripts in my server root
<0> i think the attacks are more targeted now. i don't see any "windows" attack on the unix box any more. maybe instead of crapshooting, they're more selective and use "unix-y" attacks on unix hosts
<12> the number of the beast!
<17> Managing Win2K images is much harder than Win9x images unless you've got identical hardware everywhere. Using partimage is pretty niec though.
<12> PerfDave: we have quasi-identical dell boxes, but it's been working so far. imaging one box and distributing it
<4> How do you find the configuration code for a package?
<23> penguin_: apt-get source foopkg;
<12> PerfDave: i was looking at partimage, but it seemed like red flags were going up everwhere concerning NTFS
<0> Nwallins: if you don't care about unique id's it's not too bad
<17> Nwallins: Ah, I do my installations on FAT32 as God intended. I believe you can do some good thigns with ntfsclone et al. over a network though
<12> eeyore-: yup. some boxes have to reconfigure 1 or 2 hardware on first boot, but otherwise seems pretty good
<12> PerfDave: yeah, these are test boxes, they need to mirror production
<17> Nwallins: Windows has a moronic habit of deleting all the IDE drivers except the one you need to boot, so you can't restore a Win2K image onto a machine with a different IDE chipset. It's bitten me in the arse before.
<24> anyone have any tips for getting dma turned on on my debian install.. custom kernel i got my chipset module loaded and most of the dma stuff turned on.
<12> PerfDave: hmm.. i'll keep that in mind. we have 8 boxes. 4 like the image so far, 4 haven't tried yet
<4> Isnt the configuration for each package stored somewhere?
<17> penguin_: Are you after "dpkg-reconfigure $package"?
<17> yggdrasil: hdparm
<24> perfdave tried it...
<4> What is hdparm?
<24> HDIO_SET_DMA failed: Invalid argument
<17> penguin_: A utility to set your hard disk parameters.
<25> what options do I need to use to mount a fat32 drive as root so a user has write permissions?
<17> yggdrasil: Sounds like your custom kernel is broken.
<0> yppdra: SATA?
<24> hmmm
<12> penguin_: manage the settings for ide drives (dma, etc.)
<24> i just rebuilt a few times to mke sure everything was cook .not just ar egular ide drive
<4> That is actually what I wanted. Postgresql install mentioned it when installing
<17> alex116: man mount, see the uid, gid, user or umask options
<20> penguin_: dpkg -L packagename grep etc
<24> coo leven
<26> !vfatrw
<27> 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)..
<26> alex116: ^^^
<25> ah... ok I guess I didn't understand that I was supposed to ***ign a uid to the uid argument :)
<25> thanks
<0> why not just use ",user" mount option?
<0> oh wait, you want to control who can read/write it it eh
<17> eeyore-: Not much use if you want more than one user to access it.
<4> The configuration for each package is stored somewhere. I am certain of it.
<28> bye.
<4> I just cant remember how to get at it.
<12> coolpix: have a nice life
<29> does anyone have a cinergy T2 dvb-t device?
<17> penguin_: dpkg-reconfigure $package?
<17> mrec: No, nobody does. They've sold 0 units.
<4> But that will reconfigure it.
<17> penguin_: It will also show you what the configuration is :)
<4> There is another way to see that stuff.
<30> could anyone reccomend a program that will prepare a drive for encryption? Using "dd" on a 200gig drive to write random looking data seems to take a very long time.
<12> phatfish: prepare it for encryption? seems to me you'd want your plaintext intact before you encrypt it
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