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<0> xdr o lol, ya, installing SE is one thing, getting it to play nice is another...all I can say is read the nsa .pdf 2-3 times, then turn off your PC and go watch TV
<1> my CD cracked and I'm missing tracks 1 and 7 >_<
<1> well...on another note, does anyone know how I could get nfs + windows working?
<1> NFS itself is working
<2> Shirakawasuna: samba
<3> can someone recomend to me a screenshot utility?
<1> ok, I guess I"ll use samba
<0> bushk scrot
<3> thehailo, ty
<0> bushk no worries
<4> brianw: sorry, misspelled zombie
<5> hi there ! how can I use php_admin_value in a dynamic-vhost file as %0 is not expanded and i make: php_admin_value open_basedir /www/hosts/%0/htdocs/ and get open_basedir=/www/hosts/%0/htdocs/
<6> Jeez.
<6> I hate Comcast.
<6> Anyways... can anyone tell me if irssi has a highlight feature?
<7> hi
<2> Krillancello: It does. I don't use it though.
<6> RiverRat: Where can I find out how to use it?
<8> Krillancello: /help hilight
<2> irssi.com
<8> .org
<9> RiverRat: really? :P
<2> quit giving me such a hard time LSD` :p
<10> Is nano a basic text editor ?
<11> Jester: yes
<10> koollman: are you sure, why ?
<8> It is.
<12> someone remind me quickly, what's the command to add a user to a group
<10> ok thanks guys, I was in an argument with someone saying nano is more advanced than vim, so I'll paste that
<10> thanks
<12> sick of doing usermod -G group1,group2,group3,group4
<12> etc.
<13> rage_: gp***wd -a <user> <group>
<12> ty moreon
<8> Jester: tell him he has it the wrong way round.
<6> Okay, I think I've got the hilight working. >_>
<14> how can i tell the owner ofa file?
<15> ls -l
<16> I'm looking through the hand book on where it gets to partitioning your HD, I'm setting up a dual boot and wondering how to make partitions without messing up my other partition, I used partition magic to slice my HD in two, and I'm tryin to install gentoo in one of those halfs
<16> halves*
<2> Alazarith: Then don't play with the windoze partition and install Linux into the other. And save some room for a swap space.
<9> aPpYe: make the now free space and extended partition and put / and swap partition in that as logical drives
<17> Alazarith: http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Dual_boot
<9> Alazarith I meant
<17> Alazarith: the gentoo-wiki is your friend :)
<18> Alazarith: What you want is Acronis Disk Director
<19> Are there some extra fonts available for openoffice?
<19> like times new roman / arial or something
<18> Alzarith: sorry I misread in a hurry - you've already split the disk.
<9> hokatichenci: emerge the corefonts package
<20> hi, i am having an issue mounting an ext3 partition that may have been corrupted: it says wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda3. anyway to restore the superblock?
<19> awsome, thanks
<5> hi there ! how can I use php_admin_value in a dynamic-vhost file as %0 is not expanded and i make: php_admin_value open_basedir /www/hosts/%0/htdocs/ and get open_basedir=/www/hosts/%0/htdocs/
<16> kakihara: actually I'm not sure, I used Partition magic to resize my ntfs volume, but only 1 partition shows up when I do fdisk /dev/hda then p
<21> does anyone know where to enable the ata_piix module in the 2.6.15.1 kernel config?
<19> LSD`, you rock
<19> that fixed it
<20> any idea how to figure out what type of fs a given partition is?
<15> fdisk -l
<1> Mal`: you could try using the search feature - "/"
<20> brianw: it just says 83 Linux
<20> brianw: but when I try to mount it, mount can't figure out what it is. I am on my friend's machine who is trying to recover some data from the drive and he doesn't know what fs it is
<15> heh
<21> Shirakawasuna: wow impressive :)
<21> thanks!
<1> hehe
<1> np
<22> any idea why emerge -vp gentoo-sources would want to install 2.4.31-r1 on my box when I have 2.6.14 right now?
<9> jubo1: if he doesn't know what it is then it's probably a distro default. Start with ext2 and if that doesn't work try reiser (3.6)
<23> errr: what does "readlink /etc/make.profile" say?
<20> i am pretty sure it must be ext3 because he doesn't have reiser in his kernel
<22> kerframil: ../usr/portage/profiles/default-linux/x86/2005.1
<23> jubo1: try running dumpe2fs on the partition (if it displays a bunch of ext2/3 statistics then ... it's ext2/3 :)
<20> kerframil: cool I will try that
<9> errr: your 2.6.14, that a portage kernel?
<22> kerframil: emerge -uNDvp world <== this is what I wanted to do, and the kernel is all it wants to install
<23> errr: do you have any /etc/portage/package.* files
<20> kerframil: just bad magic number
<23> jubo1: that narrows it down then
<22> LSD`: yes, kerframil yes, I have >sys-kernel/gentoo-sources-2.6.14-r5 in my packages.mask
<22> kerframil: basicly I have my kernel just how I like it and dont want to update it when I emerge world.
<23> errr: what happens if you run emerge -p gentoo-sources alone?
<22> kerframil: [ebuild NS ] sys-kernel/gentoo-sources-2.4.31-r1
<22> kerframil: its the only package in world that will change too
<22> I just emerged world 2 days ago
<23> errr: well that's hardly suprising. you've just masked out all available 2.6 versions (the version you're using doesn't even exist in the tree anymore)
<24> Hi all, I've got a problem emerging libvorbis, any one up for the challange?
<20> kerframil: narrows it down to what?
<23> errr: just let it upgrade the sources. it's not like it will change anything until you revise the symink and compile a new kernel anyway.
<23> jubo1: well, reiserfs or xfs would probably be the most likely candidates
<23> jubo1: why don't you just try mounting it?
<22> kerframil: but it downlaods them, and I dont want them.
<20> kerframil: i have tried but it asks for fs type
<23> errr: oh, you're trying to conserve bandwidth?
<22> kerframil: will maksing all 2.4.x kernels stop this?
<23> errr: no, it won't
<20> kerframil: also, he used a knoppmyth installer, so I imagine it must be ext3
<23> errr: what arch is this?
<22> kerframil: Im confused as to why I get this behaviour now after 3 moths of the same exact setup and no problems doing emerge -uND before.. its x86
<22> kerframil: I emerge world 3 times a week
<23> errr: because the ebuild you are trying to "lock" does *not* exist in the tree anymore. it's irrelevant.
<22> damn
<22> ok
<24> \join gentoo-bug
<23> errr: you can probably do this a different way
<22> kerframil: what do you suggest?
<23> errr: echo "sys-kernel/gentoo-sources-2.6.15-r1" >> /etc/portage/profile/package.provided (to fool portage into thinking that that ebuild is installed/provided - and that's the latest stable version)
<23> errr: and get rid of the bogus package.mask
<22> kerframil: ok, thanks
<23> jubo1: if dumpe2fs doesn't work then it can't be
<23> jubo1: either that or it's corrupted
<20> kerframil: is there any way to just do a best effort dump of the drive?
<23> jubo1: you can back the think up byte-for-byte using dd
<23> jubo1: you could then play around with it later using the loopback kernel feature (if you backed it up to a file, for example)
<23> s/think/thing/
<22> kerframil: that worked perfect, thanks
<20> kerframil: does that entail mucking around at the byte level and trying to rebuild the file structure by hand :-)
<23> errr: good
<24> anyone seen "configure:2476: error: C compiler cannot create executables" before? know what causes the problem/how to solve it?
<25> anyone know what does this mean? --> 02:00 CLucas916 [n=chris@adsl-68-123-111-160.dsl.scrm01.pacbell.net] requested CTCP USERINFO from ultralinux:
<23> jubo1: I don't know. I neither know what filesystem is in use, nor what state it is in - it's a bit difficult for me to judge ;)
<26> ultralinux: it means CLucas916/CLucas916_x64 needs to show some common courtesy and not ctcp people without asking.
<23> jubo1: the point is that a file image can be mounted and manipulated pretty much as it can be when the data therein resides on a block device (partition)
<23> jubo1: so if you want to to take a snapshot then that's an option
<23> blackace: hi
<26> kerframil: hi :)
<20> kerframil: right. unfortunately it is 200GB
<25> blackace: thanks :)
<23> jubo1: and most of the free space used?
<20> kerframil: thanks for the help I may try to dd part of it and see what I get
<15> hi kerfy :)
<23> jubo1: space, rather
<23> hi brianw
<20> kerframil: i think so
<20> kerframil: close to 100%. friend's myth box
<23> jubo1: I wonder if he is one of these bleeding-edge types who used reiser4 or something ...
<23> jubo1: you'd need a specially patched kernel in that case
<20> nah, he is using vanilla knoppmyth
<23> jubo1: ah, ok. well it really ought to be ext3 then as far as I'm aware.
<0> jubo1 most likely if it's a mythbox it'll be using JFS since it can delete m***ive files almost instantly
<0> jubo1 most myth distros till default to that, as will most install docs/guides
<20> thehailo: hmmm, maybe I will try that
<23> thehailo: interesting
<20> thehailo: ahh, no dice on the mount or the jfs_fsck :-(
<20> hope fades...
<27> thehailo, I found jfs is slow at deleting large number of files
<0> jubo1 lol strange, what fs's have you tried?
<26> thehailo: I've deleted 10GB+ files on reiser 3.6, and rm returns in under a second, so that feature isn't exclusive to jfs
<20> jubo1: xfs,ext3,ext2,reiser(no kernel module), jfs
<0> dli_ jfs is usually recommended to delete a few number of large files, not a large number of small files
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