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<0> Easy mistake.
<1> I upgrade using this line command: "apt-get upgrade mysql-server", to upgrade the server
<2> kingcuritiba: that's not a valid command
<3> anyone experienced problems with SATA drives ? errors like this : ata1: command 0x25 timeout, stat 0x50 host_stat 0x4
<2> kingcuritiba: the status command should return both the client version and "Server version:"
<4> !abuse
<5> RAPE! RAPE!! Don't ever come near me again!
<0> kingcuritiba: did the mysqld start command have a --version or -V option?
<1> i'll check with man!!
<1> wait
<0> clients and servers giving information should make it quite clear which information is which or at least the man pages should make it clear. Your mileage may vary.
<1> mysql -v returns: mysqld Ver 4.0.24_Debian-10sarge1-log for pc-linux-gnu
<0> kingcuritiba: mysql is client
<1> sorry, mysqld returns
<2> kingcuritiba: yeah, that's the client though, when you run mysql and type "status;" it should return a line with "Server version:" what does that line say?
<1> mysqld (with 'd') returns that line
<6> hey
<6> i am trying to make an iso image of a DVD with dd
<1> when i start the client MYSQL, and connect to the server, and type STATUS: return the same version (4.0)
<6> dd if=/dev/hdc of=blah.iso
<2> kingcuritiba: sounds like you are running 4.0 then
<6> after 2 GB or so it sais "File size limit exceeded (core dumped)"
<6> any idea how to make that damn image?
<2> lavland: what is the fs you are trying to write blah.iso to?
<7> !pastewithoutx
<5> somebody said pastewithoutx was you can install gpm, which gives you familiar mouse functionality from the console like drag to select and middle click to insert the selection ; or: apt-get install w3m ; w3m http://channels.debian.net/paste ; hit enter on the Big Box, it will open /usr/bin/editor where you can insert the file, then save ; then hit enter on the submit button in w3m
<1> yes =/ but i did the upgrade! i dont understand why didnt works! i follow the instructions to backports, i checked the version before did the apt-get upgrade, and it said that would be used version 5 to candidate... but now, the server still 4
<2> fatfreddie: please type "/msg dpkg pastewithoutx" into your irc client instead so that we all don't have to see that over and over
<6> stew, tried on ext3
<6> stew, also on some NFS mounted stuff
<7> stew: really sorry for that. but now i understood.
<2> kingcuritiba: put the output of "apt-cache policy mysql-server mysql-server-5.0" into a pastebin
<8> does someone could help me with xorg ? I'm going crazy with it ... :(
<2> efaistos: what version of x11-common do you have installed?
<4> dpkg dumb is blah
<5> ...but dumb is already something else...
<4> ic
<9> hi people
<10> no0ke: What was the purpose of that?
<6> stew: so any idea how to do it?
<8> stew: 1:7.0.18
<4> nothing
<8> stew: the last from sid ...
<2> efaistos: have you looked at the Xorg69To7 page?
<9> can i ask a question about mpc decoder and lame here? or will i be kicked? it's basically a unix-noob question...
<2> lavland: dunno, neither ext3 nor NFS would have such a restriction
<8> stew: yes ...
<6> stew: any DD restrictions?
<0> AMB: Is it a Debian question?
<1> stew: apt-cache returns: "installed: 4.0.24, candidate: 5.0.20"
<9> kspath, well... i use debian :)
<11> Bah did I really need to log out of GNOME to pick up the new fonts I installed or was there a smarter way?
<2> lavland: dunno, but i doubt it, you could try cp if you think it might be dd
<2> efaistos: what exactly is the problem you are having?
<1> I use this command to install: "apt-get upgrade mysql-server". is it invalid?
<0> AMB: That does not really make a difference even if it was running on a debian machine.
<10> AMB: No, as long as you continue to be as nice as you are now, you'll be friendly (more or less) pointed to the right place to ask instead.
<2> kingcuritiba: that's not a valid command.
<2> kingcuritiba: http://backports.org/instructions.html
<8> stew: when i try to start X with X, startx or gdm the screen just goes black and i have to reboot manually
<8> cant come back in console
<2> efaistos: can you put your log into a pastebin?
<8> stew: on #flood ?
<2> efaistos: which driver are you using?
<8> ati ...
<1> stew: i thought that should be use apt-get upgrade, to upgrade... but now i'm trying apt-get INSTALL... should works!! lets try!!
<9> i haven't got anywhere else to go... i just wanted to ask how to correctly make mppdec decode to stdout and make lame encode on the fly from stdin (if possible at all)
<12> AMB: read the lame documentation?
<8> stew: any idea ?
<0> !tell AMB about research
<10> AMB: The first thing to do is to read the documentation, if it can output and input to stdout/stdin, it will be mentioned there. The programs manpages, and /usr/share/doc/packagename/*
<2> efaistos: no, there are no errors there. it looks like it starts normally. you cannot switch to a vt with ctrl-alt-f1?
<8> stew: nope ...
<9> i've read the programs' --helps, both can use stdin and stdout, but i don't know how to make use of this
<13> ya tengo xgl :D
<7> stew: still there? i finally pasted xorg.conf. its #2551, if you would have a look at it?
<13> pero no veas
<13> se me han apado todas las ventanas
<14> !es
<13> las letras estan a distinto tamao xD
<5> Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #debian-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda. Spanish Speakers: Please use #debian-es, there you will get much more help.
<14> or is it br?
<13> sorry
<15> Hello. I am looking for a console utility for locating wireless access points for my laptop. Eg if I take it to a coffee shop with access, how to connect there.
<13> es
<10> AMB: Also, that is what a |, pipe, is for, but if those programs works like that, I don't know. But to pipe the output of one program to the input of another program you do 'ls -la | grep foo'.
<8> stew: weird, isnt it ?
<10> AMB: Read more than the short --help, 'man program'
<8> stew: and i must restart it manually ... really anoying
<9> beardy, hmm... | (pipe) may be the thing i'm looking for
<8> s/anoying/annoyinf
<2> efaistos: try vesa maybe? just to isolate if it is the driver
<9> thx for the hint
<8> stew: yeah i'll try this out
<2> fatfreddie: i dont' see anything obvious there, can you put up your log?
<10> AMB: To learn more about the shell, redirection of input/output and so on, read bash's manual (***uming you run bash) 'man bash'
<7> stew: alright. one minute (or ten)
<8> stew: i'm coming back ..
<10> AMB: "/msg dpkg reference" is also recommended for a new user.
<16> beardy: /msg dpkg grounding
<10> abrotman: I know.
<8> stew: it was this ******$! ati driver !!!
<8> with vesa it launched it ...
<8> stew: how does it come that the ati by default it's not working ?
<8> stew: and with vesa it's slower under X ...
<8> stew: do you have any suggestion about that ?
<4> what's the debian thing that's using bsd kernel?
<2> efaistos: i don't. the ati driver has been working fine for me (to be sure, we're talking about ati, not fglrx, right?). check the bts if you haven't already
<17> no0ke: debian-bsd i belived
<18> hi all... I have GForce 2 and I am using nv driver. Still, all the letters seems kind of blurry, also, maximal resolution I can set is 1024x768. How to fix these issues?
<15> Pardon, I'm looking for a console utility to locate wifi access points [eg for use in coffee shops with hotspots] please.
<7> stew: alright, i pasted Xorg.0.log, it is #2552.
<19> Greetings, I keep getting intermittent gzip errors when I run apt-get, anyone know why?
<20> Dorfl: Kismet
<8> stew: yes we're talking about ati and not about the notfree ones ...
<21> n irc.kunstlabor.at
<19> someone said this might be a dansguardian issue, but it doesn't always happen at the same addresses
<15> johnsu01: Will that work on a console-only system? I have no Desktops installed.
<20> Dorfl: yep.
<15> johnsu01: Thank you much!
<22> stew: I will need to build the iso :(
<10> no0ke: /msg dpkg debian gnu/kfreebsd
<8> stew: the xserver-xorg-video-ati is the one that should be used ?
<23> I need to use debuild to compile a .deb source package ?
<2> mirak: /msg dpkg source
<2> efaistos: yes
<8> weird
<23> stew: thanks
<24> http://www.linuks.mine.nu/people/woody/woody.gif
<23> stew: I modified the source code, should I use a patch preferably ?
<2> fatfreddie: i could swear i had heard about that problem before and that it had been fixed, but i'm not sure, if you haven't already, check the bts
<2> mirak: what exactly are you trying to do?
<23> stew: I am adding fuse support to libpam_mount
<8> stew: just looked with apt-listbugs and nothing for this two packages ...
<2> mirak: you have a patch that you want to apply, or you are editing the code yourself and you want to create a patch?
<25> liens
<25> _
<25> /\
<9> beardy: yes, the | was exactly what i was looking for. it works :) thx
<25> \ \ \__/ \__/
<25> \ \ (oo) (oo)
<25> \_\/~~\_/~~\_
<25> _.-~===========~-._
<25> (___________________)
<25> \_______/ jro
<2> lostson: stop
<25> **** sorry bout that
<7> stew: alright, thanks a lot.
<26> haueauea.. wtf
<23> stew: I am not satisfied with the actual thing. If you ar a user you can't mount with command mount, and if the mouting happen by root it mounts as root, which not the point of fuse, so I add a "sudo -u USER mount.fuse"
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