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<0> keck0f: xlockmore vlock ...
<1> kspath: i tried to find some option "-transparent" or something like that in the man-page, but could not find.
<0> keck0f: Did you do any research?
<2> When I try to mount my windows partition, it mounts up but it is read-only for the root user. Ive added user as option in fstab but still my normal user can't access the partition. What can I do to fix this, so I can use it from my normal linux user?
<3> hello, need some hel installing debian on a raid device, is installing but it won't boot after
<4> !popcon
<5> [popcon] the Debian Popularity contest. See results at http://popcon.debian.org/ or install popularity-contest to participate. do the dpkg-reconfigure -plow popularity-contest right after you answered all debconf stuff
<1> kspath: sure, for windows there is "TLpro" and there is also a "transparent screensaver for osx"
<0> keck0f: I remember several "screen savers" that will show the "desktop" or whatever was on screen and just make minor visual changes.
<4> kspath: is there that many of them?
<0> keck0f: I am talking about X and linux.
<4> kspath: aren't they frustrated because they can't do what they want?
<1> kspath: yes, there is some magnifying or a lense-effect....
<6> Rockj: IIR the solution is found here (among other places): http://www.linuks.mine.nu/debian-faq-wiki
<0> keck0f: Did you try looking into altering their options?
<7> stew: do you have any idea of what 'alsa-uninit: pcm closed' when playing a video means?... after that mplayer gives me an 'Exiting... (End of file)'
<4> Rockj: www.linuks.mine.nu/mount/ see the umask=
<1> kspath: yeah, but what option?
<2> oki, taking a look now.. =)
<0> keck0f: You expect someone to drop whatever they might be doing to do what you are apparently unwilling to do or try yourself?
<8> hello all. i was wondering if anyone might know why my system time is 6 hours behind. if i run ntpdate it corrects it, but whenever i reboot system time is back to being 6 hours behind.
<3> no help installing linux on a raid device? wow!
<0> itc: Hardware RAID does not need any real help unless someone is impaired.
<9> onetinsoldier: you probably need to toggle the UTC setting in /etc/rcS/default
<4> does someone use fltk as a developer? i can't build dillo 0.8.6 against it (there were some ugly renames/capital letter changes in headerfiles?)
<8> stew: ok. thanks. i'll have a look. i should have also said that tzconfig is set to my correct timezone
<2> Thanks cahoot & tarzeau. umask solved it. :o)
<4> tiCo89: tishiiiis
<3> kspath well is just not working and I don;t know how to boot to compile a kernel for it
<10> tarzeau: they came today, but not yet all (e.g your one), they will ship it in some days when they have new ones...
<9> itc: hardware raid or software raid?
<10> tarzeau: do you come on friday?
<9> itc: or fakeraid
<0> itc: Are you really asking about SATA or IDE/ATA or SCSI driver support?
<4> tiCo89: friday, to where? yes to get the shirt :)
<3> stew is not a fake raid, is an intel hardware raid, sata
<4> tiCo89: starbucks?
<11> vin`: still nothin' :(
<3> raid 5, I know how to add that in the kernel but I don't know what to do on the first instalation
<0> itc: 2.4? 2.6? Stable/Sarge? Testing/Etch? Unstable/Sid?
<10> tarzeau: no, at the meeting, the speech could be interesting
<4> tiCo89: what's the speak about? where?
<10> and yes, maybe starbucks too, don't know if i cowill come so early
<3> kspath stable/sarge
<3> I installed it spet by step but it won;t boot after
<3> it hangs up
<4> tiCo89: i've got a busy week. but if andruschki wants to see me, i won't come at all
<0> itc: 2.4? 2.6? kernel? Did you set up your RAID independent of any OS yet?
<9> itc: there were no errors during install? did you install lilo or grub?
<3> so my guess is I have to boot the system with a cd or something and compile the kernel with the scsi core and the raid device
<10> tarzeau: andruschki?
<12> efaistos: are you using irssi?
<11> yes
<3> stew was grub ( the only choise I had )
<4> tiCo89: andrea :) nice .. no very nice girl
<9> itc: if you were able to isntall to the raid, then you shouldn't need a different kernel
<12> efaistos: join #flood
<3> well stew, it's not booting at all
<9> itc: what happens when you boot? are you sure that the raid is in the boot order in the bios?
<10> tarzeau: picture?
<3> yes, very sure
<4> tiCo89: sure
<10> tarzeau: qry :-)
<4> tiCo89: http://www.linuks.mine.nu/framboise.png
<3> I see this blank screen and the _ line
<3> hanging
<9> itc: then you might rerun the install cd and try lilo instead of grub
<8> stew: sorry. i have no clue about 'default' in /etc/rcS.d
<0> itc: BIOS? boot order? RAID device configuration was completed separate from any OS ?
<9> onetinsoldier: you probably need to toggle the UTC setting in /etc/rcS/default
<10> tarzeau: hmmm, balkon? ;-)
<9> onetinsoldier: oh, /etc/default/rcS
<9> sorry
<0> testing testing NSA testing testing NSA
<13> stew: do the xorg 7 screwups only affect upgrades, or clean installs as well?
<4> tiCo89: chasch no ganzi saetz mache, mit verb und so? balkon what?
<8> stew: ok... let me have a look again
<14> grr i hate it when I accidentally cat a binary file to my term and the charmap screws up
<10> tarzeau: does she have a "balkon"?
<3> kspath I configured the raid, the bios is set to boot from the raid and that's all. I installed it with no problems, it reboots and won't start. It's hardware raid, megaraid
<13> Doctor: that's what "reset" is for
<15> where i can find SYSLOG at debian?
<4> tiCo89: she's got a large garden ... why does she need a balcony?
<0> Doctor: Did you try "stty sane ^J" ? Where ^J is control-j
<13> kingcuritiba /var/log/syslog
<15> tks!
<13> ever tried a clean install of xorg 7?
<3> as I can see in the install is using the megaraid2 module
<14> heh i remember being told stty sane but not the ^J
<0> Doctor: ^J is useful sometimes
<8> stew: ok...i found it. thank you! i do wonder what happened along the way that this setting needs to be changed now. hmm. well, thank you. i am going to set that to yes and reboot and see what happens!
<9> onetinsoldier: ime you want that set to "yes" unless you dual boot with windows in which case you want "no"
<0> !tell kingcuritiba about grounding
<13> bah I guess no one knows
<16> dear friends, as i told you, my xserver is running no more since the upgrade yesterday. this is the second time i'm messing around with this. here a suggestion: why not keep a simple minimalistic foolproof xserver-package available? or is this technically a problem?
<13> sigh... guess I'll have to experiment again
<13> fatfreddie: have you read the topic?
<0> kingcuritiba: SYSLOG is pretty much "standard" among unix/linux/bsd The main difference(s) is /var/log and /var/adm and the log names. You are welcome to read man syslog or man syslog.conf or man syslogd ....
<16> shadowcat: no, scrolling too fast.
<13> fatfreddie: then read it
<8> stew: i do dual boot... to winxp. not too sure how much i care about winxp time being off though. winxp a broken os when it comes to using utc time?
<17> hi. I am running sarge with GNOME. Can I specify the username that bluefish uses?
<13> onetinsoldier: winxp doesn't understand that concept
<8> hehe
<8> figures
<9> fatfreddie: put your xorg.conf and Xorg.0.log into a pastebin
<15> i'm reading the syslog to try to discover what happened that now when i start debian, the service mysql are with problems to start!! the debian suggested to read syslog to check the error!
<13> kingcuritiba: how about reading the mysql logs?
<18> stew: asg i tried the one from the university of oregon and it works :)
<9> kingcuritiba: try running "mysqld" on the command line by itself to see if you get any clue as to why it doesn't start
<18> stew asg it looks like the thing is add the driver from the redhat linux
<18> somehow was added to the installer they created
<16> stew: very kind. any suggestion for a pastebin?
<0> onetinsoldier: By running ntpdate every boot or every hour or ntpd you can have time corrected.
<9> !paster
<5> Instead of pasting in #debian or #flood, use paster, your friendly paste bot. Visit http://channels.debian.net/paste then select #debian and paste away. Afterwards, give us the resulting url.
<17> hi. I am running sarge with GNOME. Does anybody know if I can specify the username that bluefish uses? Is it my username?
<16> thanks
<19> What can I use for a vpn... that both CentOS 4.3 and Debian testing support?
<8> kspath: is that what should be done for a dual boot machine then? is it really needed. what if i set it to use utc in the hardware clock? winxp would then be the os that would be off by six hours? i could live with that
<16> !paster
<5> Instead of pasting in #debian or #flood, use paster, your friendly paste bot. Visit http://channels.debian.net/paste then select #debian and paste away. Afterwards, give us the resulting url.
<0> onetinsoldier: That is your choice. Whatever works for you.
<16> !paster
<5> Instead of pasting in #debian or #flood, use paster, your friendly paste bot. Visit http://channels.debian.net/paste then select #debian and paste away. Afterwards, give us the resulting url.
<20> IS there a way to install all fonts which are relevant to written English from the Debian repository. I guess anything covering locales C, US, and en_GB would do. dpkg is being non-debian specific......at least on the answers I've read so far
<13> gnufan: start browsing in aptitude
<17> hi. I am running sarge with GNOME. Does anybody know if I can specify the username that bluefish uses? Is it my username?
<21> hi mates ... i've a question regarding gdm
<15> stew: when i try MYSQLD on the command line, returns: "unknow variable 'old_p***words=1'". Maybe its because i installed mysql 4, and upgrade to 5, without set a root p***word to mysql 4, check?
<21> when booting gdm always set a resolution of 1600x1200
<8> kspath: roger that. thanks for the input. i think i will set linux to set utc as the default
<0> didas: Maybe it would help those that might try to answer that if you would share your logic.
<20> didas: yes commands run as you by default
<9> kingcuritiba: i believe it is documented in /usr/share/doc/mysql-server-5.0 or whatever the packagename is
<21> i set the resolution to 1280 in gnome, kde and bb
<9> kingcuritiba: in the README.Debian file specifically
<15> i'll search about the variable and the error at google ;)
<21> but it is always reset by gdm
<14> hmmm does wget detect and deal with gzip?
<9> kingcuritiba: in any case it sounds like your version 4 /etc/mysql/my.cnf doesn't work with mysql 4
<9> err with mysql 5
<21> i edited the x-config, but without effect
<0> didas: Were you aware that you could "try it" and use ps command to see who/what it ran as.
<21> has gdm an own config file for the resolution which it forces?
<15> i'll look!
<9> jlaw: put your x config and your x log into a pastebin
<17> kspath : thx mate. problem solved
<21> sq: what is a pastebin?
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