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<0> start-stop-daemon doesn't start a thing with the user and group p***ed on the command line anyone can give me a hint?
<1> IEEE1003: it doesn't have any packages; it links to their location.
<2> :)
<3> tarzeau: weird... I don't seem to have any xorg.conf file =/
<4> munofiratt[GR]: you're on sid?
<4> munofiratt[GR]: installed xserver-xorg?
<3> tarzeau: I think I've got XFree
<4> munofiratt[GR]: xfree doesn't have xorg.conf
<1> sparkx: what is the exact command that you're giving to start-stop-daemon?
<5> munofiratt[GR]: what debian version are you using?
<6> munofiratt[GR]: What does 'dpkg -l libc6 | tail -1 && apt-cache policy libc6 | grep 500' say?
<3> Azar: Sarge
<4> munofiratt[GR]: sarge don't have xorg
<7> is there a way to make gkrellm to be part of the desktop, or the menu bar, etc ? like a the gdesklets
<4> Sonny: what desktop?
<5> munofiratt[GR]: sarge does not have xorg, just xfree86]
<8> any cyrus users in?
<7> tarzeau: gnome
<5> *xfree86
<3> streuner: ii libc6 2.3.2.ds1-22 GNU C Library: Shared libraries and Timezone
<6> sounds like sarge
<0> dondelelcaro, a moment, i'm checking
<6> and the second line?
<9> sarge has XF86Config-4 instead of xorg.conf
<3> ipecac: is there the option to enable GLX? let me see...
<9> same directory
<3> streuner: 500 ftp://ftp.ntua.gr stable/main Packages
<9> i believe so, but i'd just run the reconfigure utility
<3> ok I've found it...
<2>
<0> dondelelcaro, start-stop-daemon --user sparkx --group sparkx --start --quiet --background --oknodo --exec PROGNAME -- PROGPARMS
<3> Q: which is the quickest way to restart the x-server? ctrl + alt + backspace?...
<9> yeah
<5> munofiratt[GR]: it is not advisable to edit the file by hand
<3> Azar: already done that...
<5> munofiratt[GR]: read the file header again then
<10> how do you get apt-get to display the "6 not fully installed or removed" packD[D[D[D[D[D[D[D[D[D[D[D[D[Dages
<3> if both XF86Config and XF86Config-4 files exist, which one will be used?...
<9> i dont know, i only have XF86Config-4
<5> munofiratt[GR]: next time you want to configure x: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86
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<1> sparkx: uh... I want the exact command...
<3> the cmp XF86Config XF86Config-4 produced no output... so these files are identical?... so I could easily erase XF86Config...
<0> dondelelcaro, the program name? a modified by me version of btlaunchmany (bittorrent)
<6> dondelelcaro: a warning could be helpful...
<0> dondelelcaro, start-stop-daemon --user sparkx --group sparkx --start --quiet --background --oknodo --exec /home/sparkx/btlaunchmany -- /torrents/active
<1> streuner: for pasting totally useless text like that?
<6> dondelelcaro: he is new to this channel, nobody cares in other channels....
<1> sparkx: you don't need the exec option unless you want to make sure that's the only version of btlaunchmany that you're using.
<1> sparkx: secondly, what is the output from start-stop-daemon?
<11> hi all
<11> how do i prevent debian from doing a fsck on all filesystems on startup ?
<3> Q: Will pressing Ctrl+Alt+Backspace be enough to reload the X-Server and succesfully initialiaze GLX, DRI?...
<11> munofiratt[GR]: yes.
<0> start-stop-daemon doesn't output anything.
<12> i have xorg.conf
<11> munofiratt[GR]: successfully or no depends on your configuration, ofcourse
<11> !kp-mantra
<13> The kernel compilation mantra is make-kpkg clean && make-kpkg --revision=$(date +'%Y%m%d') --append-to-version=-$(hostname) --rootcmd fakeroot clean && make-kpkg --revision=$(date +'%Y%m%d') --append-to-version=-$(hostname) --rootcmd fakeroot kernel_image modules_image . Add --initrd before kernel_image if you need an initrd.
<14> rohan: tune2fs
<11> ootput: oh, but it checks even reiserfs. is it a startup script or something ?
<1> rohan: set /fastboot or similar; however, if checkfs thinks it should fsck the drives, you generally want it to fsck the drives.
<14> rohan: it's /etc/fastab
<14> *fstab
<11> dondelelcaro: but it does so on every bootup
<14> check the dump/p*** fields
<11> ootput: ah, ok. i always ignore those fields :P :)
<1> rohan: fsck should run, but it should just note that the filesystem is clean, and continue right on.
<1> rohan: if fsck complains that the filesystem has problems, you need to fix those first.
<11> dondelelcaro: yes, but does that happen on every distro ? and is it necessary ?
<1> rohan: any sane distro should run fsck; reiserfs is notorious for having irreperable problems.
<11> ah, ok, dondelelcaro
<15> reiserfs is an irreparable problem
<11> dondelelcaro: so it is recomended not to prevent that bootup fsck ?
<11> fooz: ah, you prefer ext 3 ?
<16> which, like most irreparable problems, causes other irreparable problems
<3> Q: in Debian Sarge (3.1) when I select Lock Screen which program is executed? (looking for the filename so I can manually start it)
<15> i prefer FAT16
<14> rohan: isn't there a way to tell reiserfs to check after so many mounts?
<15> it works, at least
<16> munofiratt[GR]: when you select Lock Screen in what context?
<3> fooz: isn't that crippling you to DOS 8.3 filenames?
<14> 'to be checked'
<1> rohan: yes. That's my recommendation, anyway.
<3> Guerin: from the menu Actions --> Lock Screen
<11> ootput: hmmm... lemme check.
<15> munofiratt[GR], yeah, but using reiserfs cripples you to having no data
<16> munofiratt[GR]: in what environment? gnome? kde? badgerwm?
<3> fooz: then again ext3 is betters (or even fat32)
<14> you can lose data with almost all fs'
<1> ootput: sure, but some are worse than others.
<15> i didn't say I USED fat16, just that I prefer it to reiserfs :)
<11> fooz: lol, even ext works, as does fat32 and ntfs
<3> Guerin: gnome... hmm, it must be a gnome screen locking proggie
<16> munofiratt[GR]: ask #gnome on irc.gnome.org
<15> I use ext3
<14> dondelelcaro: true. i'm more interested in backup solutions than fs' benchmarks
<11> BX quit messages should be banned :P
<0> dondelelcaro, it doesn't output nothing, even if remove the --quiet and --background options. The program starts but with root's permission. The start-stop-daemon man page states that using --startas or --exec in my case is exactly the same.
<17> rohan: how about banning all quit messages? :P
<14> and yes, finally, somebody else has experienced xft font problems in rxvt-unicode on Sid
<1> rohan: cafuego's script will help you: http://svn.donarmstrong.com/don/trunk/home-plus/.irssi/scripts/cafuego.pl
<15> it's not the greatest thing since sliced bread, but it hasn't failed me yet
<11> dondelelcaro: thank you.
<11> Gnea: no, then i cannot advertise my site :P
<17> rohan: haha
<11> in my man pages, there always these ugly blocks where "'" should be there
<11> Linux Programmers Manual
<1> sparkx: you want --chuid, not --user
<14> advertisements in quit messages?
<1> sparkx: read the manpage for --user carefully.
<11> like ^^^ there is a block between in r and s
<11> where a ' should be there
<18> hello all, how do i view .mht document? when i open .mht with firefox. it decode into html syntax. anybody can help ?
<11> what is it ? locale setting ? console font ?
<11> optraz: yes. get mozilla maf
<15> rohan, both probably
<15> rohan, what is your locale?
<11> google for it, optraz
<11> fooz: en_US
<15> rohan, unicode?
<11> utf8
<15> my en_US is unicode by default, which is why I ask
<11> yes.
<0> dondelelcaro, yes, my fault.
<15> utf-8 is unicode. you need a unicode console font.
<11> fooz: the default one is not ? which one is ?
<15> rohan, edit /etc/console-tools/config and set SCREEN_FONT to latarcyrheb-sun16
<11> ok, thanks a lot, fooz ....
<15> rohan, it's most like standard VGA ROM fonts but it includes a lot of unicode chars (like magic quotes like man uses)
<11> and i will have the font ?
<15> probably
<11> or need to install a pkg for it ?
<11> fooz: not latarcyrheb-sun16.psf ?
<15> it's in console-data
<11> there is a comment that says
<11> # Set the following - more euro-friendly default than kernel font.
<11> # SCREEN_FONT=latcyrheb-sun16.psf
<15> rohan, if you want. i don't need the .psf here
<0> dondelelcaro, thanks again.
<11> fooz: hmmm... someone / something (maybe dpkg) has already put SCREEN_FONT=lat0-sun16
<11> i ***ume they are not the same ?
<11> and, i need to reboot for changes to take effect ?
<15> rohan, no. lat0-sun16 fails a string compare vs. latarcyrheb-sun16 under most versions of strncmp
<1> sparkx: np
<11> fooz: how funny. but jokes apart, they are not the same font, are they ? or just a ln -s ?
<11> aw, forget it, i will reboot later and see :P
<15> rohan, they're different
<11> fooz: ok :)
<15> rohan, /etc/init.d/console-screen.sh start
<15> from a console
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