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<0> hey mhall
<1> blondie: Yes, soekris looks like pretty much exactly what I want. Thanks very much!
<2> chops: look into commell too they make boxes a little beefier than soekris
<3> chops: wrap boards are a better buy and i've heard good things about them
<4> well, now i get a fatal exception on interrupt...
<5> _ganymed: $hardware->isBroken() == TRUE
<3> chops: http://www.pcengines.ch/
<4> mhall: are you kidding me... is supposed to help me...?
<3> _ganymed: you might run memtest86, it sounds like a hardware problem
<5> !+memtest86
<6> it has been said that memtest86 is http://memtest86.com/
<4> stew: i have done this. it shows everything was okay. however, i do not trust it. on another machine it told me it was both memory modules (i tested in all slots) and in the end it was the the board).
<4> mhall: is it so unpleasant to talk to me?
<5> _ganymed: sorry; ich hab nur ein paar witze gemacht; er war kein ziel, dich zu verrgern
<5> s/er/es/g
<4> mhaal: nun, tut mir leid, aber hier bin ich nicht zu witzen aufgelegt... wahrscheinlich ist das board hin...
<7> hi, does anyone of you use (r)tin...where does the prog save the default NNTPSERVER?
<8> I have default debian setup. How come telnet server 25 gives connect failed?
<9> penguin__: telnet daemon probably isn't running - use SSH instead
<10> guys I have a computer to test and contribute with Debian etch and sid but I am not sure if using the debian net-inst I can install the sid?
<9> penguin__: ignore me
<5> _ganymed: was heit 'wahrscheinlich ist das board hin'? war ein wenig zu idiomatisch fr mich
<8> telnet server 110 works
<10> I know how to install stable. all the time I have done stable.
<5> penguin__: telnet is a bad thing to use
<8> I dont think ssh works for either port
<9> penguin__: no mail server -- did you configure it during install
<8> Not sure. But how to find out?
<5> dpkg, telnetsmite $1 is <action> is going to h4x j00, $1!
<6> mhall: okay
<9> penguin__: which email server - exim -- I think "dpkg-reconfigure -plow exim-config"
<5> !telnetsmite penguin__
<8> Acually I must have a mail server as telnet localhost 25 works.
<5> !+open ports
<6> somebody said open ports was netstat -plunt, or lsof -i -n, or (also, see 'open files')
<4> mhall: wenn es nicht der speicher ist (den ich schon ausgewechselt habe), und alles andere scheint zu funktionieren, dann muss es am board liegen.
<5> _ganymed: ah-ha board heit 'motherboard'
<5> _ganymed: now i understand
<5> _ganymed: there is a time i had a system that decided to start running at half the proper clock rate
<8> So where to see why port is available locally but not remotely?
<5> _ganymed: i kept wondering why and i finally figured it out
<5> penguin__: trivial
<8> I figured that
<8> OK so what is it?
<9> penguin__: the lsof command he suggests shows that - so does "netstat -an" IIRC
<5> penguin__: you have to look at what it's bound onto
<5> penguin__: 0.0.0.0 means it is accessable from any ip
<5> _ganymed: the northbridge chip fan had died
<9> penguin__: but I think the config of the mail servers allows "only listens locally" so that probably means reconfiguring it fix it.
<11> hello
<4> mhall: well, i don't understand this messing with languages... but good idea... i'll check this
<11> question: isn't there a D compiler in Debian, or I just miss it?
<5> _ganymed: but i never noticed because the fan doesn't run when you have the PC off for repair
<12> anyone know how i can change (for IRC): grandma@domain to diffuser@domain?
<4> mhall: :)
<5> _ganymed: about the 'messing with languages' i got the sense from your nickname and ip address to explain the problem in german so it'd be more clear
<5> _ganymed: but the officialy language of the channel is english
<5> _ganymed: so people get really pissed off when you don't use it
<5> _ganymed: and often threaten to kick you out of it so i use german very minimally
<8> What is the netstat command to see port 25?
<9> mhall: you could have invited him to debian-de.... or is that an icy wasteland?
<13> do i need the linux-headers package for anything if im doing a new kernel?
<9> penguin__: netstat -an | grep :25
<4> mhall: sometimes i have the feeling that "people" are a little bit stressed... let's say more than in other channels... but maybe it's because of me
<14> how can i mount /dev/sdb1 ?
<5> gnufan: well he came in in english
<14> its contains an SFS fs
<15> penguin__: I prefer the lsof command. Try "lsof -i :25"
<5> gnufan: so i didn't see the point if he could speak english well enough to get help
<15> penguin__: You need to have the lsof package installed.
<5> gnufan: i used to help in -de until some germans got real mad at me over nothing
<4> mhall: actually, all i exchanged was a defect hd with the same model and i updated to etch and kernel 2.6.13.2. in winxp a sometimes get a page fault error. so i guess the memory management ****s
<8> tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:25 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN
<8> What does that mean?
<5> _ganymed: something has gotta be broken
<4> mhall: but my fans work :)
<8> So that means only available locally?
<9> penguin__: listening on 127.0.0.1
<16> for a first time user installing i386 should I prefer debian 3.0r1, 3.1r0a, or 3.1r1?
<8> So I need it to listen on its ip address?
<5> _ganymed: hmm
<15> penguin__: Are you trying to run an SMTP server?
<5> !+dpkg-reconfigure
<6> rumour has it, dpkg-reconfigure is a tool used to reconfigure packages
<8> yes
<5> penguin__: try dpkg-reconfigure 'ing the daemon
<15> penguin__: What server are you using? Exim? Postfix?
<9> penguin__: it will show 0.0.0.0:25 when listening on all IP addresses (well IPv4 anyway).
<8> exim
<17> sdvsdg: just take the latest ISO from the website
<8> I am almost completely default testing here.
<15> penguin__: Try "dpkg-reconfigure exim4-config"
<15> penguin__: And tell it to listen on all interfaces.
<8> ty
<5> Is there a tool for unzipping **** that doesn't have the hopelessly ****ed interface of unzip and acts more like, say, tar?
<9> mhall: whats wrong with unzip?
<5> gnufan: well i dislike having to be like, for file in *; do unzip $file; done;
<13> where in /proc can i see what hardware info was seen during boot on my nic's like 3com and intel etc? i want to make sure i do my new kernel completely right
<14> i want to use a drive as a back up drive should i create ext partition on it or extended ?
<18> sdvsdg: Use 3.1r1 but if you have 3.1r0a media already, just install that and then upgrade.
<19> is there a trick to getting the FN-any key working on a particular laptop?
<20> depends on the laptop
<4> thanks for the help. ciao
<3> roler: what do you mean by working? you want to use it like a regular key?
<9> mhall: I see - don't think I ever had more than one zip file at a time.
<15> buht-w: You can use dmesg to see your boot messages, otherwise lspci might be what you're looking for.
<19> stew; well,. It's weird. My laptops FN-Mute/Unmute key works... But I have another key i'd like to ***ign in 'Keyboard Shortcuts'. It is FN-Lock. I wanted it to lock my system when pressed. But it doesn't seem to recognize that key combination
<21> roler, yeah, it depends on the laptop
<21> I know there are utilities for toshiba laptops that work pretty well (fnfxd)
<22> How does one build a .deb from a compiled source tree? There's some fu for it... debian-builder?
<19> jdhutchin1, ; unfortunately it doesn't work on mine. Mine is a P25 with Pheonix bios. I do have the P25 Hotkeys utilitiy that allows the multi media buttons to work
<3> roler: if you don't see events being fired in xev when you hit the key, you won't be able to bind it
<18> mhall: Ahh that is a silly interface. If you do this: 'unzip *.zip', then it won't work because it treats the second one as a file specification. But if you do 'unzip "*.zip"', then it will work as expected on all files.
<3> setuid: /msg dpkg mg
<5> tyranix: lol sweet trick
<9> !tell stew about tell
<19> stew; thanks thats all I needed to know. now i can leave well enough alone. :)
<22> stew: thanks
<23> Afternoon all. Is it possible to change the resolution of the grub menu? I want to connect my PC to my HDTV, but it won't display the boot menu because the resolution is too low...
<19> stew; you rock... :)
<5> What's the quick UNIX utility way to convert all \n's into spaces in some **** from a pipe?
<24> stew, are you still around...i found out more about the PPP and IP ID
<1> mhall: perl -pe 's/\n/ /g'
<5> chops: i had sed -e 's,\n, ,g'
<5> chops: but it Didn't Work (TM)
<3> mhall: tr '\n' ' '
<5> stew: hehe w00t
<3> actually that might not work either
<3> actually it does
<1> Hi! You might remember me from 30 minutes ago, when I was asking about cheap routing hardware suitable for putting Linux on.
<23> Are you Troy McClure?
<5> find . -type d | sed -e 's,./,,g' | tr '\n.' ' ' | xargs echo
<5> what a hack
<5> lol
<1> blondie suggested soekris, which looks very good. My next question is: Does anyone know what kind of routing performance I can expect from a 266MHz 586?
<5> chops: infinite
<5> chops: try ipcop
<9> chops: how much bandwidth do you need to route?
<25> anyone know what happened with the latest sudo upgrade in Sarge? After upgrading, it doesnt seem to hold onto my $HOME, $SHELL
<1> mhall: Can Linux do NAT + static routing at 100mbps on that hardware?
<26> mhall: xargs does echo by default if you don't specify a command
<5> chops: full 100 megabit enterprise link?
<5> bbrazil: lol sweet
<27> mhall: if you're gonna use sed and tr in the same pipeline, may as well use sed -e 's///' -e 'y///'. that is, the sed 'y' command is an implementation of tr
<24> stew, are you around?
<1> mhall: No, it's just that I've got a NATed intranet, with some servers on a separate local network, and it would be very nice if I could get 100mbps between them.
<5> peterS: hehe
<5> chops: yeah it should be ok for that
<3> bobw: yes
<26> mhall: what exactly is that one liner meant to do?
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