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<0> lspci dude, u probbaly got different revision and got lucky
<0> ah
<0> yes dwmw2_gone
<1> henriquelm, think about what you are asking and give us info that is needed
<1> henriquelm, this tells us what? henriquelm I'm having a problem with the "~HOME/.dmrc"
<2> r3c0n: which other modules did you load?
<0> hda-intel
<0> im rmmodin all the others now
<0> and will retry
<0> cuz many get modprobed by default
<2> yes. You must not let those get modprobed.
<3> When I log in a message shows saying that the file "~HOME/.dmrc" is being ignored
<1> r3c0n, i think at this point it is time for a clean install
<2> you have to load the _new_ ones
<0> why do you write new like that?
<0> forget a clean install
<2> the new modules which you just built from alsa cvs
<0> i aint waiting for another 200 megs to get downloaded on a 256 kbps
<0> wasnt cvs
<0> it was rc4
<3> Southern_Gentlem: I will check the message again
<2> ok, those then
<2> the new ones you just built, anyway
<0> i only built intel8x0, intel8x0m, hda-intel
<0> im rmmodin those then insmodin -f
<2> I think you need to rebuild it all and use all new alsa modules
<0> actually just intel8x0 and intel8x0m
<1> lunchtime
<3> Southern_Gentlem: I need to find the "~HOME/.dmrc" file to chance it's permitons
<0> same ****, unknown symbol
<3> Southern_Gentlem: any clue where can I find it?
<4> Have you tried "ls ~/.dmrc"?
<3> ignacio|School: I tried cat ~/.drmc
<0> ok i give up
<3> ignacio|School: and I got "[Desktop]
<3> Session=default"
<3> ignacio|School: I need to change the permitions to this file
<4> So then change them.
<3> ignacio|School: I'm dumb! How?
<4> With chmod and chown.
<5> how can you make startx start up by default?
<6> wamty: edit your inittab to boot into runlevel 5 perhaps?
<5> is it okay if I do so?
<5> I heard its not advisable
<6> i wont tell if you dont
<4> Why is it not advisable? Who told you that?
<5> "You more than likely don't want to run startx automatically. Change your /etc/inittab to the appropriate default runlevel to start the login manager right after bootup."
<5> my uni's prof
<5> :/
<6> wamty: seems your professor agrees with me, you should edit your inittab
<5> heh
<4> dovecot 1.0beta5 is now available in my Alternatives repo for FC4 and FC5.
<7> i'm really desperate for some help right now
<7> can anyone help me?
<4> Nope.
<8> Radical_Edward: http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
<8> didn't you learn anything from spike speegal?
<7> grr
<7> i'm trying to setup a fedora core 4 box to use bind and run as a dns server
<7> that way i can host an internal web site with a fake domain name
<8> you didn't read the link did you?
<7> but i can't get bind to work and now i'm completly lost
<9> You don't need DNS for that
<7> well i could edit 30 host files, but dns is easier, besides, it wasn't my idea to do it through dns, i was asked to
<9> Radical_Edward: that works
<7> lol
<9> Radical_Edward: what do you mean when you say "i can't get bind to work"
<4> You'd probably be fine with dnsmasq instead of BIND.
<4> It's also a HELL of a lot easier to configure.
<10> hi, anyone know a good documentation about linux memory, like what is and how memory cached is controled?
<7> when i tell the windows box i'm using to use the fedora box as the dns, it can't find my fake url, i need to know how to configure bind so that when any client asks where testsite1.com is it will give it the ip of a specific computer
<7> internal computer
<7> it has to be bind
<4> Then google for "DNS tutorial".
<4> It's faster than having me dig for my bookmark.
<7> i have, i've been reading through stuff for the past two hours, and i'm just not getting it
<4> Which part aren't you getting?
<9> ignacio|School: the "it" part
<4> The very first link in that search is an excellent resource.
<7> h/o
<9> is bind configured propery, does it start and stay running? Does the firewall allow that machine to answer DNS queries...
<7> it starts, and doesn't say that it stopped
<9> "service bind status"
<7> ok, so in the dns servers host file is where i put the fake domain name to the computers ip right
<4> No.
<7> no?
<7> grrr
<9> Radical_Edward: bind uses "zone files"
<9> sorry "service named status"
<7> server is running
<7> so i have to create a new zone?
<9> I always use bind-chroot FWIW, it makes the config a little bit tricky
<4> Okay, google *now*...
<4> You're stabbing at the dark and then some.
<9> Radical_Edward: Google will help you
<9> Radical_Edward: do youhave X installed on this "DNS" machine?
<7> yea
<9> Radical_Edward: there is a tool for tools that will set up bind, system-config-<something related to DNS or bind>
<9> Radical_Edward: see if you have it, that would be the lazy way out
<8> he didn't read the smart questions faq .. so he continues with go-nowhere "questions"
<9> opsec: yeah well not everyone is as perfect as us
<7> i tried system-config-bind, which i read would work, but it says command not found, i tried looking up why it said that but without success
<9> Radical_Edward: read "man su"
<9> Radical_Edward: and "man yum"
<4> This isn't a su issue since it uses consolehelper.
<8> it's strange how illogical people can be when troubleshooting problems
<4> Unbelievable, yes. But strange? Not so much.
<8> EvilBob: ftp doesn't work .. i need to fix it NOW !!!
<7> because when they resort to asking people it's typically because they want a quick how to, not a link to 3 hours worth of reading
<9> opsec: use scp
<8> that should get me a response
<4> rsync > *
<11> rsync++
<4> rsync cuts out a huge chunk of time from maintaining my repo.
<8> EvilBob: but someone told me ftp .. so i have to use that .. because someone told me
<7> nvm, obviously i'm not "worthy" of being here, this is no help what so ever
<12> lol
<4> Aaaaanyways....
<8> Radical_Edward: you aren't providing ANY information really
<4> Install the system-config-bind package.
<8> proving that you NEED to be reading first
<9> Radical_Edward: you have a bad attitude and delusions of entitlement
<7> no
<7> i just want help without being ridiculed
<9> Radical_Edward: yes
<8> this channel isn't #i_don't_understand_bind_so_you_all_must_hold_my_hand
<7> ofcourse not
<8> Radical_Edward: you need to ask questions taht show you're helping yourself as well
<9> Radical_Edward: you expect us to know what is going on with your machine with a hodge podge of minimal information as to why you can't get somethign to work
<7> but, i have often found intelligent people here willing to help me with my linux problems
<9> Radical_Edward: help is the keyword
<7> i'm a newb, i don't know what else to tell you guys
<9> Radical_Edward: we are willing to help, not do for you
<8> perhaps you asked differently or provided more useful information
<7> ok
<8> Radical_Edward: i gave you a link that, if you bothered to READ it, would help you with your troubleshooting efforts significantly
<7> i'll be back when i figure out a better, more specific way of asking
<9> Radical_Edward: read the yum man page, then based on what you learn reading that install system-config-bind
<8> Radical_Edward: http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
<8> read that
<11> Radical_Edward: Or sit and watch other people's questions and answers
<11> Watch how the community works
<8> seriously, i'm not joking .. if you truly want better help
<13> Ah lost again - I ***ociated the .m3u extension in firefox with beep media player - and now I dont find a way to change that.
<11> BluehawkPDM: Its in the Helper options
<6> Radical_Edward: yum install system-config-bind
<13> And in the FF --> prefs --> actions nothing is listed
<14> omg
<12> BluehawkPDM, edit->pref downloads ->view edit actions
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