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<0> it certainly was weird. thanks for the help though :)
<1> Bangers: If you have a bios that does not allow you to boot any hard disk but the first, you should probably install grub on /dev/hda's MBR and let it boot Linux or whatever else you have on the system
<0> son of a bitch .......
<0> after all that work .....
<2> chmod +t /home/group/ what is +t ?
<0> and buddy's got nothing but a whole whack of coding errors ....
<0> that's it ... I'm grabbing his latest source and using this spec file to build it.
<1> protoloco: ls -ld /tmp
<3> hey guys quick question will fedora extra be like debian universe?
<0> sklav, sort of, but not really ... no.
<3> ok
<0> sklav, fedora extras provides all the extra packages, like debian universe ...
<3> too bad fedora could use a central type of repo for all those packages
<2> br***hopper, ??? ls -ld /tmp ?
<2> what do u mean ?
<0> sklav, but all the non-free content is on the livna repo
<1> protoloco: What the -t does is preserve some owhership rights
<3> ok
<2> +t
<3> i was just curious
<1> I mean type the command ls -ld /tmp and observe the output - notice that t is set on /tmp as well
<1> If you do not have the permissions on this directory set to 777, +t is probably not going to matter because with 755 only one owner can write in the directory.
<0> I gotta missing some form of dep ... but I don't know what it is .... grr ...
<2> br***hopper, ir preserver some ownership rights. with who ?? the new files in the directory ??
<4> br***hopper: yes i know that now..but how do i fix the MBR noww???
<1> Bangers: grub-install maybe ? From the rescue CD?
<5> ugh, my machine just went crazy, screen is mostly locked up and m***ive HD activity, FC5
<1> protoloco: As I recall (I'd have to read it again) with a -t directory the file owner is the only one who can delete a file.
<1> protoloco: With normal permissions, anyone who had write could delete.
<1> Let me double check..
<5> I think it's the GUI, but can't seem to kill it
<5> how do I get to a prompt?
<2> br***hopper, :)
<6> Didact: ctrl+alt+F!
<1> protoloco: man chmod explains it - with -t set, only the owner or root can delete or rename a file
<6> F1*
<7> hi all :)
<5> hmmm, anything I can do to regain control of the gui?
<1> Didact: ctl-alt-f1
<5> not working
<1> Didact: telinit 3
<5> major had disk activity
<6> Didact: wait for it... or ctrl+alt+delete ;)
<5> +delete will reboot?
<6> nod
<1> protoloco: It is used for world writable directories.
<1> Didact: ctl-alt-backspace will kill X
<5> k
<1> Didact: but if you are running in graphical mode, it may just put you into a login screen
<2> br***hopper, i added a directory the chmod 777 /home/user/directory and besides the +t ....
<2> br***hopper, that file i share information with SAMBA...
<5> ugh
<2> what could do or dont do,, a user connected via Samba... from windows
<5> mouse won't move
<1> protoloco: I think you left out a critical letter here or there - I don't understand it.
<6> Didact: are you using ext3?
<6> Didact: for the file system?
<2> :s
<5> I did the default for FC5, I think boot is ext34
<5> ext3
<6> Didact: nod it is
<6> Didact: just reboot
<5> yeah, crap
<5> bbs
<6> Didact: you should not loose any thing
<5> it's my firewall, etc
<1> protoloco: you want to know what a user who has attached via samba can do when a directory is shared and that directory has 777 permissions
<2> br***hopper, ya, i know...
<1> protoloco: and whether -t is appropriate?
<1> The answer is. yes, -t is appropriate.
<2> br***hopper, but in the manual of samba, says add also chmod +t directory/ but i didnt know well what was +t
<6> Didact: well ****. can you remote ssh to it?
<1> protoloco: Well, now you know. If you are following the samba manual they probably explain it better than I do.
<5> I've never ssh'd into it before
<5> guess I'll get that free software
<6> Didact: have another box on the network?
<5> yep, this one and a few other
<2> I need a nice Benchmark .. or good one in linux ?
<1> protoloco: It may also depend on how the credentials of the samba user are set - you can force everyone to have one permissions, or you can have people log in and get unix credentials. In the latter case, chmod +t dir/ is probably very important.
<5> what's the free software called
<6> Didact: Putty
<6> Didact: for a ssh client
<5> thanks
<6> Didact: for windows
<5> the deamon must not be running
<6> Didact: well if no answer at console and no answer at remote then reboot
<6> Didact: after it comes back up, read up on load balancing firewalls ;)
<0> ... alright ... I sent an email to the project owner to get a list of deps so that I can include them in the spec file .... on that note ... I'm tired, and I need bed. goodnight all.
<8> slow night here in fedoraville
<8> hmm
<5> I guess that's what I get for edit pics on the server
<5> thanks to whoever was helping me
<5> test
<6> Didact: sure thing
<6> Didact: sorry it came to the reboot
<6> ok
<6> true story --->
<6> customer calls intoday
<6> "why is my server down!"
<6> me :shrug:
<6> so i hook a head up to it
<6> its off
<6> so i turn it back on
<6> login to it
<6> last command is shutdown -h now
<6> from customer remote login...
<6> nice
<9> oh god, you shutdown'ed an entire server!
<9> :P
<6> LOL
<10> wrong shell ;-)
<10> I've almost done that once. after that, I made sure production and testing shell prompts looked different enough
<6> i think customers should not have any sudo privlages but thats just me...
<10> donkdonk: well, sudo is very flexible. you can restrict their access to a very limited number of commands
<6> hyphenated: yar
<6> but they own it...
<6> but i manage it...
<10> do they support it?
<6> my job is to make sure it is connected to the net
<11> is it me or does this chick look like a neandertal --> http://portland.craigslist.org/w4m/148572737.html
<12> i think you found the missing link!
<13> i think that's pretty mean.
<14> I agree
<14> opsec: are you ever not a jerk?
<12> well i thought it was funny :P
<14> well, yes it is kinda funny, but it's still mean
<13> :S
<12> its only mean if you say that to her in person
<14> how do you know she's not here right now
<14> opsec: why do you have to find a date online?
<15> I personally think the craigslist site is an example of the lowest form of humour.
<15> Which makes it very funny for all the wrong reasons
<1> It is mean whether or not she is here - if she hears it, it is also cruel. I know people who purposely post bad pics on craigslist to shake out the shallow. That looks like a cell phone self portrait that was taken just a little too close, she looks fine in person.
<15> br***hopper, The bottom line is tthat the author/owner of craigslist is a twerp.
<16> hi, I am having trouble getting my ATI card to work in FC4 and I have already been refered to a couple of different sources about the matter, but have had no luck. So far, I've tried installing the drivers from the ati website, and I have tried installing ATI drivers with yum using the Livna repositories. Can anyone help me get this to work?
<17> I'm using a Prism3 USB wireless adapter (built-in to this laptop as an internal module), and neither ndiswrapper nor hostAP will work with this particular one. I'm attempting to compile linux-wlan-ng, but it's failing. Has anyone gotten this to compile?
<11> rjune: are you ever not?
<11> i'm not looking for "dates"
<11> rjune: FACT: she looks like chaka from "land of the lost"
<11> not my opinion .. but a fact
<16> it must be late where everyone is...
<18> its about 12:30 here
<16> so understandably there is little activity in this channel?
<18> well, there isn't much going on here usually other than talking about fedora... logical
<16> ah
<18> i found something really cool
<16> because I did ask a fedora related question
<18> I found out how to skin wine
<16> but nobody answered
<18> what was the Q
<18> i just got here
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