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<0> haha
<1> what performance could I expect of Samba in a machine with gigabit nic?
<1> using winxp client
<2> azeteg: 5
<1> kspath: ah how informative
<1> I have some 20-25MB/s reads, but only 5MB/s writes
<1> which annoys me
<3> hi there, I have a problem with k3b (after upgrade), what channel would you recommend?
<1> Ralfg: fix the problem
<1> RalfG: that usually works for me
<3> v 0.12.12
<2> I think I will go to #samba because I want to ask a general question about samba that is not debian specific. Thank you all.
<3> azeem: funny
<1> kspath: perhaps I have already done that
<3> azeteg: funny, the problem is that the config tool that is supposed to set the suid flag for cdrecord displays an empty dialog
<1> RalfG: use a less buggy app then
<3> cdrao and cdrecord have to be set to suid for k3b, but its ***istend is borken
<3> azeteg: like arson?
<4> hi all
<4> anyone , what's programms for chatting Y! beside centericq?
<4> no GUI
<4> text-mode
<5> netcat
<6> xomhau: bitlbee + whatever irc client
<1> RalfG: like iTunes
<7> RalfG: you could try #kde or #debian-kde ... I've been known to run k3b as root, although I don't think that's wise policy
<8> Vasistha: nope, it isn't
<4> johnsu01: thank
<7> thing is, I've tended to only do it on a computer with no network connection, mitigating danger
<3> I just need to set suid flag for those apps
<9> any known issue with amarok/dcopserver on testing?
<8> Vasistha: It's not necessarily hackers getting into your computer. it's you erasing things you don't want to by accident
<10> OleMoudi: try asking #debian-kde
<9> ok
<8> Vasistha: or running malicious programs
<2> xomhau: apt-cache search irc; apt-cache search chat; naim pork centericq ...
<4> johnsu01: bitlbee not support yahoo?
<2> xomhau: There is a backport of centericq if that is the issue.
<4> kspath: oh,
<11> SSH login to Debian 3.1 PC takes ca. 30 seconds until it asks for the p***word, but when logged in, speed is 100% okay. Any idea?
<11> Both as user/root.
<6> xomhau: hm? It supports Yahoo, AIM, Jabber..
<12> mjk64: perhaps the processor is slow enough that key exchange takes a while
<1> how is your resolv.conf?
<11> pipeline: PII-400 - cannot be that slow. :-)
<1> if dns lookup doesn't work - it will take approx 30secs
<11> pipeline: And login to a K6-2/300 (SuSE) takes a second.
<13> mjk64: set debug on sshd and see
<11> azeteg: Ahaa! Hmm ... lemme check
<11> cahoot: good idea, too!
<1> I'd say 99% you don't have working dns lookup
<11> azeteg: Hm ... ssh test@192.168.2.50 takes ages, too :-/
<1> do you have working resolv on that?
<11> azeteg: Well, with the IP address, no DNS lookup should be necessary, or?
<11> azeteg: DNS is okay on both local and remote machine
<14> mkhl: you never know what programs these days resolve :)
<11> troubled: :-)
<14> mkhl: in my experience, exim4 and ntpdate hang on boot without dns
<1> thats odd then
<14> mkhl: but sshd always starts instant with dns out
<11> troubled: yeah, noticed the exim4 lag at boot time already ... (Hey, my nick is mjk64, btw. :-)
<15> i dont suppose someone could do me a favoure, if anyone is using a british keyboard could they post there xorg config file to pastebin or something so i can take a look because I am having problems setting it up coprrectly in my xorg config file one key is not the correct character
<14> mjk64: lol opps, sry
<11> =)
<14> mkhl: my WoW excursion has weakened my typing consdierably
<14> My left index finger can press 40lbs now thoguh
<14> s/thoguh/though/
<11> troubled: =)
<14> mjk64: all you network connections slow?
<3> arson doesn't work either, well, I will retry later
<11> troubled: No, everything perfect. Once ssh connection is established, everything runs fine.
<14> mjk64: so the throughput of your network is normal, just dns issues?
<16> does someone here use wine to play cs
<16> ?
<11> troubled: There shouldn't be DNS issues, I'm using bare IP addresses.
<14> mjk64: static?
<11> troubled: What?
<11> troubled: static noise?
<14> mjk64: you said "bare"?
<11> troubled: Oh!
<17> mjk64: there could be reverse DNS resolution going on, even with bare IP addresses.
<11> troubled: 192.168.2.50
<14> mjk64: rfc say nothing about bare IP :)
<11> Blis***: Hm ...
<11> troubled: =)
<1> doesn't matter - it tries reverse lookup
<11> That's strange! tcpdump notices *nothing* until the SSH connection is established!
<14> mjk64: well, i didnt need to know the ip, but i ***ume you mean its a private block and staticlaly ***igned?
<11> And tcpdump takes ages until it recognizes Ctrl-C
<11> troubled: That's what I wanted to express precinctly. :-)
<14> mjk64: you need a caching nameserver and check your /etc/resolv.conf
<14> mjk64: isp's dhcp usually sets their domain and teh search domain
<13> or simply edit hosts?
<11> troubled: Never ever will I install a caching NS again.
<14> mjk64: so any unknown host gets like a .myisp.com added to it
<18> mjk64: try the "-n" option to tcpdump
<14> mjk64: ie: ping bob, will try bob.myisp.com
<11> cahoot: hosts already contains an entry for that PC
<14> mjk64: but since you dont HAVE working dns setup yet it will lag out
<11> Dwonis: doh!
<14> simonrvn: mornin
<14> simonrvn: err evenin
<11> Dwonis: Thanks, now tcpdump seems to work! Oh man ...
<19> exist a way to convert a video in flash to a simple "video format" ?
<14> mjk64: caching ns is handy if you use dns. heck, even if your primary dns goes down
<18> mjk64: yeah, if you're debugging DNS problems, you probably don't want tcpdump's reverse DNS functionality turned on :)
<20> hello all
<11> From the first look, it seems to be indeed a reverse-DNS sshd problem or something ... gotta decode that tcpdump output.
<11> Dwonis: *blush* ;-}
<18> mjk64: meh. it happens
<11> troubled: Hmyeah, maybe I'll think about that again.
<20> when doing this : iwlist scann, i have "ath0 Interface doesn't support scanning : Invalid argument"
<14> mjk64: caching isnt a bad thing, so long as its not usuable as a vector of attack :)
<20> what's that ? why it doesnt support it ?
<20> how can i debug that ?
<11> troubled: heh
<21> Is kdelibs-dev broken in testing?
<21> Because I can not install it!
<0> msoos: check out BTS?
<21> (unmet dependencies)
<21> BTS=?
<2> !bts
<22> bts is the Bug Tracking System for Debian packages, http://bugs.debian.org/ or to go directly to the bug page for a particular package/bug, try http://bugs.debian.org/packagename or http://bugs.debian.org/bugnumber apt-get install reportbug, and check out querybts too. Unstable users are required to check the BTS, useful for sid: apt-get install apt-listbugs, or apt-get install apt-listchanges, or http://fabre.debian.net/
<20> !wifi
<22> from memory, wifi is a silly name for 802.11b wireless networking.
<20> !atheros
<8> what about g or n?
<2> msoos: /msg dpkg bts
<2> fourat: /msg dpkg wifi
<21> kspath, it does not say anything about it or its dependencies
<21> it says all are resolved (it's TESTING after all)
<2> msoos: ?
<21> I don't use unstable
<23> hi. i can't play "avi" files with kaffeine. i have installed xinelib1.
<2> msoos: /msg dpkg reportbug If you want to report it.
<10> msoos: ask #debian-kde
<21> kspath, damn it's already reported
<8> msoos: you say that as if it's a bad thing
<2> msoos: /msg dpkg querybts might come in handy at some point.
<21> dvs, well it's reallly annoying, not being able to install qt development libraries!!!
<8> msoos: I'm guessing it's unstable because I got it installed for etch
<19> exist a way to convert a video in flash to a simple "video format" ?
<21> dvs:. no, it's testng
<2> Thanashiba: apt-cache search flash else search/research about flash
<21> dvs and by the way it is not installabble in testing+unstable+experimental
<2> !tell Thanashiba about research
<21> funny error message: libcupsys2-dev: Depends: libcupsys2 (= 1.1.23-12) but 1.1.23-15 is to be installed
<19> lol
<8> msoos: what package is that?
<19> well... i make a look...
<21> libcupsys2-dev
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