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<0> But I need to ask, exactly what is on the second DVD?
<1> wlazian: just use floppies, then install from network
<1> wlazian: should be good
<2> wlazian: logical thing to do most likely is to pull notebook HD, install the net-installer stage1 to it, and stick the HD back into the notebook. yes, the HD will require an adapter, but tehy're cheap
<3> but i can boot from network
<0> so does anyone know?
<0> Because It didn't appear that I needed the Second DVD image when I installed Debian
<0> just the first
<0> I'm going to burn them to discs this time, and boot my laptop off them
<3> has anyone experience with netboot?
<4> yeah i have a couple of diskless machines
<5> Agrajag-: easy to setup?
<4> yeah
<4> well depends how stupid you are
<4> but for the average stupid person i dont think it should be too hard
<6> hello
<6> I'm having some trouble getting debian to allow agent forwarding (I think thats it). I'd like to be able to ssh to one box and then ssh into another using keys. currently I can ssh to one box without a p***word but when I try to ssh to second with an identical authorized keys file and sshd_config/ssh_config it pompts for a p***word
<7> Hooray for insomnia...
<6> did I miss something?
<6> ke6isf: I'm at work :(
<7> smcavoy: I'm supposed to be waking up to go to work in about four hours.
<8> is it possible to set up a chroot sftp server without the need of a jail filesystem? (i.e. bin/.., lib/..)
<6> youch
<6> oskie: I believe you'll want to look into chroot ssh. I would think it can allow for sftp within it
<9> where do i find the gtk system-wide default settings?
<7> smcavoy: I'm presuming, by your description, that you set up keys properly and copied them to the hosts?
<7> ejofee: /etc/gtk by the looks of things.
<6> ke6isf: I even copied the one the that works setup to the others
<6> just to be sure
<7> smcavoy: The id_[dr]sa files? =O.o=
<6> ke6isf: no, just the authorized_keys file. I keep the actual keys only on my local box
<7> smcavoy: Ah, OK.
<10> that won't work, you'll also need it on the second machine
<9> ke6isf: thanks
<6> jm huh? the private key shouldn't have to be anywhere else but the local machine. authorized_keys is in .ssh/ with 700 perms on .ssh
<10> smcavoy: think some more about it
<9> why do i see some fonts in kde which i don't see in x11?
<11> I have some files I cannot delete. rm -fr Test.c, rm: cannot remove `Test.c': Permission denied. Perms are 777. Not even as root!
<6> jm_: my mistake. I had forwarding enabled on the first and second system I login to. but NOT my local ssh config
<12> th0ger: you must have st the immutable bit on them
<12> th0ger: see man chattr
<13> Since upgrading to Testing I have lost the ability to access the consoles by doing ctrl+alt+f1 etc I have looked at /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 and cannot see any obvious? Anyone experienced anything like this before?
<10> smcavoy: ok
<6> jm_: thanks for the help o_O
<10> smcavoy: so do you have id* files on both machines or just on the first?
<6> jm_: only on the local machine, the other two only require that the pubkey is in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
<10> smcavoy: so you're goin from A-->B and A-->C?
<10> smcavoy: and it worked for B, but not for C?
<9> please help me find a guide for using gtkrc(-2.0). i tried to find it with google, but i couldn't.
<10> what guide? what do you want to do?
<6> A is my local box. A-->B-->C works now
<10> smcavoy: without having id* files on B?
<14> dpkg, tell ejofee about gtkrc for gtk-2.0
<6> previously I could only do A-->B then had to login with pw to C
<6> jm_: correct, without the id files
<6> having private keys all over the place greatly reduces security.
<10> smcavoy: hmm didn't think that's possible
<10> exactly, that's why I was wondering
<15> moving my stable laptop to testing.. is this the proper procedure? *modify sources.list* apt-get update; apt-get dist-upgrade?
<6> jm_: so long as you enable ForwardAgent on your local box. other wise it authenticates only once.
<6> that's in ssh_config
<9> nvz: thank you
<10> smcavoy: ahh cool, thanks
<6> it *can* be a security issue as it allows the remote system(s) to access a local socket
<14> ejofee: no problem
<6> but for internal only machine... no biggie
<11> Paivakil: ch
<14> something I've wondered is why is ssh-agent seemingly started with my X session?
<11> Paivakil: chattr -i Test.c, gives Inappropriate ioctl for device while reading flags on Test.c
<11> Paivakil: any clue?
<12> th0ger: corrupt filesystem?
<13> Does anyone know where I can begin to look with this problem, ie loosing the ability to switch to the consoles by doing ctrl+alt+f1, I am just worried if I mess up X stuck without anything :S
<11> Paivakil: perhaps, its an NFS mount
<16> Hi all. Can someone please point me to a good howto about installing NVIDIA drivers in debian ?
<14> crypt_ex: only works with the left modifiers on my system
<14> crypt_ex: there is always chvt but if you are hung that doesnt help
<16> i'm trying to follow this: http://home.comcast.net/~andrex/Debian-nVidia/installation.html and the package source is not available
<10> nvz: because it's enabled
<10> !tell Phazeman about nvidia one-liner
<13> nvz, I am not sure what you mean by left modifers or chvt? Excuse my stupidity this morning :S
<14> jm_: well whats it doing, and why does it start from my xsession when I dont have it in my list of things to start in my session
<14> crypt_ex: using the ctrl or alt on teh right doesnt work
<14> crypt_ex: man chvt
<13> thanks
<16> thanks much jm_ !
<16> !tell Phazeman non-free sources
<13> nvz I cant use the left or right lol
<16> jm_: where can i find the non-free sources repository ?
<17> hm.. why is fam replaced by gamin ?
<10> nvz: it can be used to remember your p***-phrase so you type it once and the it logs in without typing it again - man ssh-add ; it starts from xsession so that all processes (including your shells) can see env. vars, it's settabl in /etc/X11/Xsession.options
<14> dpkg, tell Phazeman about non-free
<10> Phazeman: /msg dpkg non-free or simply run apt-setup and tell it to add the entries for it
<14> jm_: hmm ok no idea what that means but I guess I need to read up on it
<16> jm_: thank you very much
<18> I setup debian as a firewalled router a couple of days ago, and I haven't been disconnected from irc once since then, with my old linksys router I used to get disconnected all the time.
<13> ;)
<13> Another idler
<19> wireddd: cause lynksys is crap!
<18> liable, well compared to linux what isn't?
<19> beer!
<20> wireddd: don't tempt me
<13> Its Monday
<21> linksys works fine for me
<21> +routers
<18> petemc, well obviously you didn't get the el cheapo walmart special
<16> jm_: i'm trying to help someone remotely here that runs debian with 2.4.47 kernel. now, after adding everything and running that onliner he gets: E: Couldn't find package kernel-headers-2.4.27-1-686 . :(
<22> guys I know I'm offtopic but... do you have a recommendation for a pci wireless nic that is able to do netboot?
<21> wireddd: no walmarts in ireland, so...
<16> jm_: i'm clueless about debian... only kubuntu or mandriva here...
<19> Phazeman: apt-cache search kernl-headers-2.4
<10> Phazeman: install newer kernel first
<16> jm_: he's a corporate user... but they don't have the nvidia driver installed somehow. this causes to X restarts all the time
<17> liable ... hmm... I thought linksys should be OK, since it can be rewritten the firmware with certain models.
<23> damn
<16> jm_: is it safe to install a newer kernel ?
<10> Phazeman: sure
<23> i want to get some freespace to the system but i got everything inside an lvm setup
<10> Phazeman: it will keep the old ones ...
<24> Phazeman: it is 2.4.27-2 in Stable -- run "apt-get update" and try again
<17> Phazeman as long as it is Debian kernel, it is.
<16> thanks folks !
<16> trying to upgrade the kernel now
<12> Phazeman: apt-cache search linux-headers-`uname -r`
<16> gnufa_: we did and it didnt help
<17> petemc do you use the famous router with rewritten fw ?
<17> fw:="firmware"
<24> Phazeman: Well what requires 2.4.27-2 ?
<24> Phazeman: Well what requires 2.4.27-1 rather.....
<18> sobersabre, yeah I would like to try out that one
<16> gnufa_: i don't have a clue actualy... i don't work there...
<21> sobersabre: i use a wrt54g with the satori firmware
<17> wireddd sombody says
<17> it is "crap" i'd like to heaer why the hell :)
<16> Paivakil: running that line with search didnt give him any output
<1> Hello. I am having problems getting my VIA 8237 AC97 Codec chip to work in 2.6.15.*. Is anybody else experiencing this?
<18> no the one I am using isn't the wrt54g, its one of the crappy ones
<17> liable can you explain what is crappy in linksys ?
<16> ok, install a newer kernel will be a better idea
<16> i think
<9> please help me find a guide for using gtkrc(-2.0). i tried to find it with google, but i couldn't.
<17> mhall are you talking about debian kernel or your own "home cooked" ?
<18> linksys - open source firmware = crap
<19> sobersabre: if you want to read about ****e lynksys, visit whirlpool forums or buy a wrg54
<1> sobersabre: kernel.org source
<9> i mean, come on, it can't be used only for changing font size.
<17> mhall this is #debian channel.
<17> have you noticed ?
<25> hey guys
<1> sobersabre: dude, i've been here since 1998
<25> i was wondering, why i can't seem to get radeontool to work on debian
<17> mhall, so do you want me to bring you flowers ?
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