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<0> anybody know of a good cd/dvd burning program>
<1> Rhaegal: is your firewall home-grown too?
<2> Rhaegal: or make an init called filter. you can then use it in the place of the iptables init...
<3> Garibaldi, oh get off it. Like someone can get on here and ask so and so what's up and hows it going.
<4> Garibaldi: Yes
<1> Rhaegal: heh
<2> Rhaegal: on my router this is what I do. I have an init called filter. that runs my iptables script
<3> Garibaldi, besides how do you know it it's a Oracle on Gentoo question?
<5> ne0phyte: I like k3b
<1> RizeNine: now you're suggesting that #Gentoo is a support channel for every possible application that can be run on Linux?
<4> Is there any way to make local start earlier? Like change the depend()??
<3> Garibaldi, maybe about config'ing Gentoo to run Oracle server?
<4> That would be the simplest solution
<3> Garibaldi, k3b???
<3> Garibaldi, no taking there.
<1> Rhaegal: just wire your home-grown script into the startup sequence and setup the dependencies as you wish
<1> Rhaegal: I wouldn't mess with local's setup
<4> Hmm
<4> Ok
<1> Or, stop doing home-grown stuff all together
<6> how do I touch every file and directory recursively from /?
<3> Garibaldi, really I'm just giving you a hard time, cause I know that question would spark someone.
<6> my modification times are screwed
<6> so are the dates
<6> I messed up while setting time and I used to get Clock skew errors
<1> Rhaegal: there are pre-written, pre-tested firewall packages in portage that are already wired into the startup sequence.
<4> Garibaldi: I don't think that's part of the Gentoo philosophy
<4> Or at least the linux philosophy: "Do it yourself."
<4> =D
<6> can touch accept piped input? can I locate * > foo from / and pipe foo to touch?
<4> I like my scripts, I don't want to throw them away
<1> Rhaegal: never heard of that Linux philosophy. Open source to me seems to be "use what someone else has written if it does what you need"
<4> So ntp-client has this line in depend that says "need net", what is it talking about? I see no net file
<6> Garibaldi: you got it wrong
<1> Rhaegal: "... and improve it if you can. Or, if you can make one better, do so"
<7> linux philosophy definitely isn't "Do it yourself."
<6> Rhaegal: I guess it means that it requires an internet connection
<2> Rhaegal: the thing is, there is not reason really for you to not be ablt to use baselayout and such to accomplish what you want through dtandard init's...
<7> that's a gentoo philosophy
<7> many of the other linux distros try to do everything for you...
<8> are there any apps in portage that can be used to generate md5 checksums?
<1> Rhaegal: did you home-grow the irc client you're using? :-)
<4> brianw: You mean I can test two interfaces, one eth and one wlan, and bring one up based on it's state?
<4> And also brings it's corresponding firewall up
<5> ram_einstein: I think 'find / -exec touch' will do what you want
<6> rabidfurby: thank you
<9> Nek: md5sum ?
<1> ram_einstein: {} \;
<1> err, rabidfurby
<8> triplah: oh, yeah. I see it's installed... thanks.
<6> rabidfurby: nope, something's wrong
<1> ram_einstein: you want to update the date on all files? That's probably not a great idea
<10> oK, i'll ask once more...can anyone help me with xfce4?
<11> ok
<6> Garibaldi: why? all the timestamps are in the future
<11> hopefully recompiling gnome meta-package will fix my CORBA error
<11> s
<1> ram_einstein: how far in the future?
<6> I messed up my system clock
<6> Garibaldi: about 10 years?
<1> ram_einstein: ouch
<8> are there similar apps for rmd160 and sha256
<1> ram_einstein: do this: find / | xargs touch
<12> what causes *** glibc detected *** corrupted double-linked list
<6> Garibaldi: np, I did a find / -exec touch {} \; like you suggested
<1> ram_einstein: that'll do it too, it's just slower
<6> Garibaldi: :( I dunno why
<13> hi guys, is there an ncurses-frontend to lpq?
<5> hmm, this is weird...if I start mplayer <some video> from the command line, then close the window, whatever I type into the console after that doesn't show up, and I have to do a 'reset' to get it working again
<14> anyone here know how to adjust keyboard repeat rate in console?
<6> links: how do I view the URL of the page I'm browsing?
<15> question i am doing a non internet install how to i do USE="-doc" emerge gentoo-sources
<6> pastebin.com/645533 >> cannot compile X!
<6> I tried many times but I get some error message or the other
<6> what does this one mean?
<6> I need ***yntax.h >> what is that?
<6> and where do I get it?
<6> GL... openGL?
<16> morning...
<15> ya
<6> I also need galpioffsets.h
<6> pastebin.com/645533 >> cannot compile X!
<17> Ok, so I have a via PCI card that converts my IDE cable to a Sata cable lspci picks up the card, and lsmod | grep via picks up sata_via however fdisk /dev/sda does not work... any suggestions? Do I need to load a different kernel when I start the liveCD? What is it's name?
<6> :( no X
<6> this channel is kinda dead
<18> equery belongs ***yntax.h
<19> yo
<6> Po0ky: what? How do I fix the error?
<19> I got this weird thing...
<18> I wish I could tell you, but I'm kinda running headless now, need to fix ati drivers first :) brb
<6> Po0ky: k, thanks anyway
<19> Im tring to mess with xgl so I am using xorg-x11 7
<19> from my past x11 stuff xdm has always been there
<19> now it isnt
<19> is this normal?
<6> dm: yes. XGL is a total rewrite of X
<6> X is not a dependency for XGL
<19> what I am saying is that I have emerged xorg-x11 and it didnt install a xdm, in the past it did
<19> its confusing me
<6> dm: *shrug*
<6> I can't manage to get X up and you're worried about XGL and xdm
<6> pastebin.com/645533 >> cannot compile X!
<6> ***yntax.h and glapioffsets.h are missing and I don't know what to do
<6> I don't know which lib they belong to and links google isn't the easiest way to search
<6> I'm stuck for good
<20> how do i add i686-pc-linux-gnu-3.4.6 to my gcc-config options ?
<21> Strange problem. I run "emerge --sync" but packages don't seem to update right. Latest version of KDE shows 3.4.3, Firefox shows 1.0.7, etc. etc. Suggestions?
<1> ram_einstein: I can tell you I don't have either of those files on my system
<22> hey room, i have this message that shows up on shutdown, but it appears too fast and i cant read it, how do i find out the message?
<22> its the very last thing the computer prints on the screen before it powers off or reboots
<23> Does anybody know of a *good* multi-threaded benchmark for Linux? Bashmark ****s on all Intel chips and is very buggy. Nbench is single threaded :(
<4> Hey I got my internet thing working =d
<4> =D
<6> Garibaldi: then what the hell is wrong?
<4> I need to figure out how to use ifconfig and awk to get my ip address
<6> no X and an interface worse than in the installer.. after a day of work
<1> ram_einstein: did you try emerging it again?
<6> Garibaldi: I emerged links
<6> and X was a dep
<6> I want to remerge it with the one I have
<6> I did a USE="-X -jpeg..." emerge links
<6> and now, I want X and a good links
<1> ram_einstein: what X are you trying to install?
<6> Garibaldi: xorg-x11-6.8.2-r2
<22> is there any log or something i can look throuhg, i want to find out what the message it printed before the system powers off, it flashes so quicky on the screen that i cant read it
<6> *r6
<6> Garibaldi: xorg-x11-6.8.2-r6
<1> did you try emerging it again
<6> Garibaldi: why? It'll take another hour to compile
<11> argh
<6> should I emerge links or X this time?
<1> ram_einstein: well, do you want X or no?
<24> ram_einstein: You should use /etc/portage/package.use and not put USE="..." on the command line..
<11> anyone getting millions of CORBA errors whenever anything gnome/gtk is being loaded
<11> ?
<6> X compile failed twice already
<1> ram_einstein: with the same error?
<6> RiverRat: np, I don't
<6> Garibaldi: no with different errors. I fixed something everytime
<11> gnome/gtk is broken bad
<6> my make.conf was flawed last time
<4> Does anyone know an easy to just display my ip address/
<4> To echo it
<6> Rhaegal: ifconfig
<24> ram_einstein: Well if you want links to run in X then you need to re-emerge it without the -X USE flag.
<4> ram_einstein: How would I process it to only show the ip though?
<24> Rhaegal: ifconfig
<6> RiverRat: yes. So I executed emerge links this time and X compile failed
<24> Whiskers: /var/log/messages
<6> Rhaegal: grep it
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