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<0> sebas007: if anyone knows that stuff, its those guys :) whether they can take time to help.. (its pretty much a dev channel)
<1> Someone want to remind my memory on how to use inet.d?
<2> Saais: inetd or init.d?
<1> Er.
<1> inetd*
<1> I just installed something, and I can only start it with inetd.
<2> Saais: man inetd.conf
<0> or update-inetd
<0> Saais: whats wrong with that?
<2> Saais: if you want it to run standalone and it is capable, check /etc/defaults/<pkg> to change it
<1> asg, its not been installed by apt-get.
<1> Im installing glFTPd.
<2> Saais: oh, then read the inetd.conf manpage
<1> root@sakai:/jail/glftpd/bin# man inetd.conf
<1> No manual entry for inetd.conf
<1> :p
<0> Saais: does it come with an init script?
<1> liable, i belive so
<1> hmm
<0> Saais: so put it in the right spot and run update-rc.d (if you want it started as a stand alone daemon)
<2> Saais: it's in the netkit-inetd package
<3> Hi, I'm after generating millions of reports written in *Arabic*. The application needs good unicode support and be high performance. I'm not sure how to proceed. I thought about perl/python, OOo scripting, KDE dcop .., any suggestions/recommendations
<4> liable: I see, other folks are falling there as well... I talking with someone that has a similar problem...
<2> kimo: so, the NSA is now coming to #debian for translation support?
<0> sebas007: with what bit?
<0> !beer asg
<3> asg: NSA!
<4> liable: kernel-wedge... now
<5> hi all
<6> hi :)
<1> well, its already in the inetd.conf.
<5> why is that I am seeing alot of "ast message repeated 4 times" in my mail.err file for my postfix?
<7> mynullvoid: my guess would be that whatever error precided that line happened 5 times, not just one:)
<2> mynullvoid: consecutive errors are aggregated to reduce clutter. Look at the error before.
<0> asg: i hope you realise all your calls will be monitored from now on! :P
<2> liable: from now on? They've been monitoring us for a while
<5> May 12 13:47:08 mail courierpop3login: LOGIN FAILED, ip=[::ffff:219.95.34.213]
<2> mynullvoid: then someone is failing to login to courier-pop3
<0> asg: us?
<2> liable: yes
<5> asg: this is the line prior of the message repeated: May 12 13:47:08 mail courierpop3login: LOGIN FAILED, ip=[::ffff:219.95.34.213]
<2> liable: and probably everywhere else
<2> mynullvoid: is 219.95.34.213 one of your machines?
<5> asg: no
<2> mynullvoid: then someone in Kuala Lumpur is trying to crack your pop3 account
<2> mynullvoid: probably a standard dictionary attack. Just firewall the bastard off.
<8> hello everyone, where should I ask my newbie (but non-rtfm answered) questions
<5> asg: thanks man ;)
<2> mynullvoid: you're welcome
<0> your
<2> faelnor: here is as good a place as any. We still might tell you to rtfm though
<8> okay thanks asg
<5> asg: I also tired of these chinese, taiwan and korea attacker to my servers
<2> liable: you're is a contraction of you are
<8> I'd like to change the default color for terminals in debian
<2> mynullvoid: yes, you'll get plenty of those
<8> (background color)
<5> asg: I am using pam_abl -> what you think of this bro
<8> white is ugly
<2> faelnor: most use the standard -bg <color>
<9> faelnor: in X or what?
<8> yes abrotman sorry
<8> asg: I know but I'd prefer not to
<10> cool, my epson stylus 760 is working :))
<9> faelnor: for xterm or gnome-terminal or something else?
<8> abrotman: aterm, xterm, rxvt and kterm
<8> all 4
<2> mynullvoid: if it works for you, that's fine. I'm not familiar with it personally.
<9> faelnor: you'd have to read the man page for each one ...
<11> Hi everyone. I have a 32-bit chroot running on AMD64 and the internet isn't working on it. It worked the other day when I installed it, but when I boot it up today it doesn't : (
<9> faelnor: like xterm .. xterm -bg <color> -fg <color>
<8> abrotman: okay so that's as I expect... not as simple as defining a global variable or something. thanks
<8> yes I know the different syntaxes
<2> faelnor: you might try using ~/.Xdefaults to set resources
<9> faelnor: well .. it might be .. if you read the man page for xterm .. it might mention a global file
<11> Hi everyone. I have a 32-bit chroot running on AMD64 and the internet isn't working on it. It worked the other day when I installed it, but when I boot it up today it doesn't : (
<8> kay thanks for the tip on Xdefaults
<11> haha ; )
<8> and I'll reread through man xterm
<8> I may post again here if I find a solution
<12> for some reason, the axis of scrolling on the mouse is ackward. When I scroll up and down I move side to side.
<12> well actually, it does work up and down too, but it's super slow and it only scrolls a bit if a scroll a lot
<13> hi anyone recognize this eervice rpcbind which listens to port 111 ?
<14> hi everyone
<13> anyone ?
<15> hi
<14> i have a quick DNS question
<2> michigan: you might ask #debian-amd64 if nobody here knows
<13> anyone can tell me what service is this (rpcbind) which listens to port 111 ?
<11> asg, okay, thank you. : )
<2> Virom: the portmapper
<2> MrLaminar: #dns might also be able to help if we can't
<14> i have a small lan, with three machines running debian. how can i get them to "see" each others with their configured names?
<14> aha
<14> ok
<14> thx
<2> MrLaminar: for 3 machines, I'd just use host files myself (/etc/hosts)
<14> for more than 3 machines?
<13> asg: what does it do ?
<14> the problem is that 2 of the 3 machines are DHCP-configured
<13> asg: is it essential or I just can uninstall it
<2> Virom: its an older and less secure form of RPC. It's used mostly with NIS/NFS. If you don't use those, you can remove it.
<13> ok thanks
<2> MrLaminar: well, you can either use static dhcp mappings or look at a ddns solution
<2> MrLaminar: I think bind9 now supports dynamic dns but I'm not positive.
<14> so, would installing bind9 do the trick? or is it overkill?
<16> overkill
<2> MrLaminar: probably overkill but it never hurts to learn
<16> install dnsmasq
<17> Greetings :)
<8> asg abrotman I found my answer very easily :/ :/
<2> faelnor: cool
<17> Anyone know if you can use standard devices in an Alpha station? memory, IDE HD, and PCI? ***uming linux has the drivers
<8> just put *background: black at the beginning of .Xresources
<8> thanks for the pointer on ~/.Xsomething
<14> blondie, thanks for dnsmasq. do i have to install this on all machines, or only on one?
<16> on one, and then tell the others to use it as the dns server
<16> otherwise if it's only 3 machines you could just edit hosts
<14> hm hm hm... of course if this machine is down, then byebye dns :(
<14> yeah, ok
<16> yes
<14> thanks
<16> dnsmasq uses the hosts file on the machine it's running on
<14> i guess this could also be taken care of by the adsl router?
<16> perhaps
<18> My .xsession-errors file is 104MB !! Most with: (Gecko:8125): GdkPixbuf-CRITICAL **: gdk_pixbuf_get_width: ***ertion `pixbuf != NULL' failed. What's going on. Everything seems fine.
<16> actually, it'll only work if the machines get the same IP each time
<14> too bad my adsl router is a dumbed down POS :)
<16> or the dhcp server talks to the dns server
<19> !tell E-bola gpg
<14> thanks !
<14> bye now
<20> anyone with an ipod nano could tell me where should I copy my mp3 files after it has been mounted at /mnt/ipod ?
<21> i'm trying to get gnomba working, but if i double click on a pc to see the shares it asks me for a username and p***word, but wen i try to login with anonymous or guest it doesnt work, a username which has a account on the windows pc doesnt work, too, any ideas?
<13> is it a good idea to close this port ipp? does my printer need it for local jobs ?
<7> Virom: probably depends on how your applications print locally
<13> hmm
<22> Anyone here using the debian amarok 1.4beta binaries having success with musicbrainz id3 ag fill in ?
<7> Virom: I dont think it is a requirement for the printer to work to listen at a network port as such, but your setup might require it
<13> but i want to close it for security
<23> Hi All. Very basic question: what's the difference between 'printenv' and 'set', besides the number of environment variables both print out?
<24> HAS ANY ONE GOT THE NEW DA VINCI FILM
<23> johannes: how about when you use <workgroupname or domainname>/<username> ?
<25> dan_lou: please go away
<26> !troll dan_lou
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