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<0> what
<1> gives me errors about loading libraries
<1> but calling /bin/bash works
<1> so i'm little confused :)
<0> i don't no
<2> Ranof: Are you having a conversation by yourself there or what?
<3> tanker: ldd /bin/bash and ldd /usr/bin/strace
<1> both work
<0> hai
<1> http://mic.priv.at/strace.out
<2> tanker: Eww... Looked up error 9?
<3> tanker: and you have libncurses.so.5 somewhere in /lib , right ?
<3> tanker: ok i see it opens it
<1> http://mic.priv.at/ldd.strace
<1> http://mic.priv.at/ldd.bash
<3> so there it is
<1> strange behavior, isn't it?
<2> tanker: That's boned up... Someone broke the MIPs ABI subtly? I'd be having a poke at the strace bugreports in the first instance.
<3> strange, indeed.. where did you get your libncurses5 package ?
<1> all packages are from debian/testing
<1> last upgrade from today
<4> jm_, yes it's a sarge it have regulare sources +non-free contrib and security.d.o
<1> and this is not specific to /bin/bash
<2> tanker: "old_mmap(NULL, 572528, PROT_READ|PROT_EXEC, MAP_PRIVATE|MAP_DENYWRITE, 3, 0) = -1 EBADF (Bad file descriptor)" appears to highlight the problem... Tried ltrace?
<1> every dynamically linked program behaves like this
<3> tanker: every one linked to ncurses or *every one* ??!?
<5> tanker: so you get this error only when you run strace?
<1> *every one*
<1> azeem: yes. the binaries work fine
<4> but i have compiled in vmware-tools in it. thatone addes 2 modules, but i'd not expect such breakage from that.
<5> tanker: strace might be borked on mips then
<4> jm_, and mkinitrd -386 works ok
<1> TBBle: ltrace seems not to exist on the mips platform
<2> tanker: Yuck again.
<1> apt-cache search ltrace
<1> autotrace - bitmap to vector graphics converter
<1> that's it :/
<2> tanker: Oh well. Try not to strace anything until they fix it. ^_^
<1> :)
<1> okay. that's a pity. since I wanted to find out, why lighttpd hangs in an endless loop only on the mips platform ...
<6> sep: mkinitrd is a shell script, you can compare how it works for both
<2> tanker: gdb?
<1> hm, that's an option, yes ...
<7> oh wow, large fonts are nice
<7> especially ones used by distributed proofreaders
<8> ootput: large fonts?
<9> does anyone use ftp over ssh? Which ports do I need to open for incoming connection, only 22, or also 21+p***ive ports?
<10> epsilon, i guess 22 is enough
<11> sftp only uses tcp/22 IFAIK
<12> epsilon: you need p***ive ftp
<9> data connection is tunneled in shh?
<13> epsilon, use sftp :)
<12> active ftp over ssh is rather impossible
<12> if you can, use scp
<9> blacke: sftp = ssh-ftp I thought?
<14> epsilon: similar
<15> epsilon: yip. and ftps is ssled ftp
<9> I know ftp-ssl is sth different
<14> epsilon: sftp uses channels, while ftp uses ports
<14> epsilon: but - ftp must die. Use http/webdav instead
<9> ehh... why is ftp bad, if the connection is secure?
<14> epsilon: because its a pita for firewalls and nat.
<16> Has anyone had troubles with sarge electricsheep?
<7> tarzeau: yeah
<7> tarzeau: i pretty big change for me
<14> epsilon: while webdav just works
<17> sandman: be more specific
<8> ootput: how large?
<2> sandman: Are your androids having nightmares again?
<7> tarzeau: a little over 1/2 a cm
<7> tarzeau: i'll get a quick screen shot of it
<16> xoz: TBBle It says it detected another electricsheep process
<16> There doesn't appear to be another one, though.
<9> hm, does ftp over ssh works if the user shell is set to /bin/false?
<17> km1~1~1~
<16> Why does Sarge _not_ have mldonkey in it?
<9> iirc mldonkey is closed
<18> BEWARE! gazduireSite.ro (contact@gazduireSite.ro) is going around threatening to hack hosting providers and even WHT. He is posting fraud reviews about providers to get them provoked and then starts doing it again in disguise under a different name. He has been banned from one forum already and been reported to FBI. I suggest you teach him a lesson on threatening people. I suggest you warn others on WHT as well.
<19> NoAgendas: your point being?
<18> are you that blind? read
<2> I'm not sure I want to know this, but what's WHT?
<18> web hosting talk
<20> are you stupid this happens every 3 seconds
<20> and its off-topic here
<19> NoAgendas: are you stupid? we dont care
<18> i think your stupid actually..someone trying to be nice..but your an ***hole in reply
<19> well ok we may but its just a tad off topic
<17> NoAgendas: do you know that a dog barking doesn't bite?
<21> Is there any tool to browse (or search/list) src packages, like aptitude?
<9> ivanneto: gui or shell
<21> epsilon: shell would be good.
<22> wow i must have missed something good.
<9> aptitude *shrugs*
<20> britt____: nope
<22> nvz__: oh
<22> does anybody know how to set relay permissions in exim4? I get 550 errors...
<23> I've got a data drive pulled over from someone's Mac. And they have folder names like "My Picture's". I want to do a find ./ -type d | xargs .... but I cannot because it says unmatched single quote. Anyone know how I can manipulate xargs so it correctly escapes quotes in input?
<14> britt: yes. There is even a channel #exim :-)
<6> ivanneto: why would you need such a tool?
<24> how do I enable sending icmp redirect on a debian router box?
<6> Uberriffic: yes, many people do
<25> i love debian
<26> we all do
<25> the only true linux
<2> Uberriffic: Use -print0 in find and -0 in xargs. Uses nulls instead of spaces to separate results.
<21> jm_: I've just figured out that there's no package unrar-unfree on amd64. But it exists on the source repository, so I could generate the package from the source. I would like to know if there are more packages like that.
<22> TinoW: i know, but its dead
<23> TBBle, thank you very much
<4> jes-o-mat, echo "0" > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/eth0/send_redirects
<6> ivanneto: you mean unrar-nonfree?
<9> Uberriffic: can't you use -exec of find?
<4> jes-o-mat, it's identical for all linux's and you might want to set it in /etc/sysctl.conf for it to be set on boot
<22> what about the marillat sources?
<22> they're dead..been that way for months
<23> epsilon: never tried that
<4> jes-o-mat, umm it's set it to 1 for enable (0 is disable)
<9> Uberriffic: executing directly with find is more elegant than pipe
<6> ivanneto: see 335824
<21> jm_: yes. My mistake.
<7> tarzeau: http://metawire.org/~ootput/gallery/screenshots/fullsize/060214_ion3-cluttered.png
<27> hi all
<7> a departure from my usual layout
<27> who use ndsad???
<6> ivanneto: in general, you could find such packages by comparing Packages.gz for i386 and amd64 I guess
<2> epsilon: Except that programs have a constant start-time, which adds up over enough invocations via exec while xargs batches them together for more efficiency.
<9> Uberriffic: like find ./ -type d -exec ls {} \;
<8> ootput: very ugly!
<8> ootput: that's worse than mosh girl!
<7> tarzeau: it's the most readable font i've ever come across
<2> epsilon: And of course embedded spaces in filenames with find can take some munging to get right.
<8> ootput: yuck
<7> tarzeau: without taking into account the size :)
<23> epsilon: {} is used to substitute the results i ***ume... is that changeable, and is the \; required?
<8> ootput: you know mosh girl?
<7> tarzeau: oh, it may be because you have a shoddy display
<2> epsilon: And the unix way is to use one program for one task. Find to find, and xargs to execute with args.
<7> tarzeau: nope
<7> tarzeau: i'm loving this for code
<9> Uberriffic: \; is reg exp for ;
<8> ootput: i've got a 1600x1200 eizo tft display
<7> tarzeau: :D
<8> ootput: i wouldn't call that shoddy
<8> !mosh
<9> showing where -exec ends
<8> ootput: that's mosh girl, have a look
<7> tarzeau: shoddy in the sense that it's not as good as my apple cinema
<7> ok
<21> jm_: OK, but I think there must have a tool to browse source packages...
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