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<0> brainw: did i do somnething wrong?
<1> cilly: http://packages.gentoo.org/packages/?category=net-misc;name=l7-filter
<1> cilly: makes sense
<2> brianw: lineage: delete sources dir > emerge sources > emerge l7-filter > emerge -C l7-filter > emerge l7-filter
<2> brianw ^^^that's the workaround I found out
<3> cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dsp checks out fine but xmms won't play. any ideas?
<2> brianw, sometimes I fiddle around with the kernel sources modify some files and then I just forget what I did. To get clean sources again, I delete the source-dir and emerge 'em again.
<2> brianw, is there any other solution to get clean kernel sources?
<4> Why does Portage have install XEmacs? I have nothing that relies on it, and no USE flags cause it.
<1> PeterFA: it isn't gettimg merged for fun....
<1> cilly: sounds reasonable
<5> is there a package.ldflags?
<2> brianw, btw, why did prefere hardened sources over gentoo-sources?
<6> brainiac_ghost: no
<1> cilly: it is my router..
<5> lame_rack, what about pckage.cflags
<5> is it in the pipeline
<6> brainiac_ghost: there are some scripts for that, but it is not supported
<1> cilly: and i use grsec and pax from the hardened kernel
<6> brainiac_ghost: search for it on forums.gentoo.org
<5> ok
<4> brianw, I think I found that leim needed it.
<2> brianw, well it is my router, too. So far, I was looking at hardened sources and did not see a reason why to use it.
<7> hi there
<5> hi jors
<7> i installed vlc, but it seems it's not starting up
<8> Who can introduce me a site contain some logs files?
<7> do you know if there's any problem with the package? where/how can i look at it?
<2> brianw, sounds reasonable http://www.grsecurity.net/
<2> brianw, is it hard to configure? (grsecurity)
<9> jors: you probably didn't enable the use flag for the gui
<1> cilly: a learning curve, and some reading
<4> Finally!! got that stupid flag out!
<4> No more XEmacs.
<7> G2k: wow, and because of this it's not installing the gui dependencies??
<4> (won't compile)
<8> I want some apache logs,Who can give me some clue ?
<10> greister: /var/log
<9> jors: there should be no gui deps.
<1> greister: /var/log/apache2/
<2> brianw, well the gateway is mainly for myself...
<11> hi all
<4> It's funny how emerge -NDuvt never told me that leim required XEmacs
<7> G2k: do you know which are the gui keys? (or how can i find them) maybe wxwindows?
<2> brianw, thx a lot for your help!
<9> jors: i think that might be it but im not sure
<4> Wait, I didn't get it...grrr
<8> +brianw: want logs of the site was attacked.
<7> G2k: ok, i'll do a search... thanks
<9> np
<0> hey i got an error called: Fsck could not correct all errors, manual repair needed so how do i do that?
<11> I've compiled my kernel with I2C support for my chipset (nforce2) but mbmon shows my temp and fan speed as the max the app is written to use
<11> 255.0 CPU temp, 240.0 Sys temp
<9> Death_Wish what filesystem are you using?
<0> ext3
<0> ext2
<11> ect, how can i fix this?
<12> that is very hot
<11> lol
<12> turn off your computer
<9> Death_Wish: i dont remember the command but it should be something like fsck and then something else
<11> It's not really that hot ;)
<13> morning...
<11> mbmon just says it is
<12> 255 temp?
<11> the bios says diff
<0> i did that then nothing happened
<12> I don't care if that's F or C
<0> :S
<4> OK, now I've got it.
<11> its a bug in somthing i think
<10> geckosenator: it's probably not a real reading
<12> eyah
<11> the machine is below 60
<11> if it goes over 60 the bios will make the speaker start beeping
<10> rsolemnwaning: what mobo are you using? Not all nForce2 boards have their sensor chips connected to i2c, the Winbond chip on my Alby is connected to ISA
<12> for some reason when I highlight text in links it doesn't paste with middle button in another screen
<11> LSD`: An MSI mobo
<2> brianw, do you serve clients you don't trust on your gateway
<10> rsolemnwaning: what model?
<1> cilly: no
<2> -on +with
<11> hold on
<11> MSI K7N2 Delta2
<14> how do you turn cookies on in links?
<2> brianw, then I think it is a little overkill ... ;-)
<7> compiling mozilla-firefox it's worth it? because it's taking a little time... :P
<2> brianw, I ***ume you have ssh2 public key only enabled?
<1> no ssh
<10> rsolemnwaning: I don't see that particular model in the MBM list but Winbond is fairly common and they're ISA not i2c
<1> cilly: openvpn
<2> brianw, I see.
<2> brianw, that's what I need to do, IPSEC and VPN.
<10> rsk:
<1> ipsec--
<2> --?
<1> openvpn++
<2> well, the problem is, that my macs will better handle ipsec.
<2> Apple Macs.
<4> Why is sudo affected by the offensive USE flag?
<1> opevpn workd great on macs
<15> hello
<2> really?
<2> brianw, oki, which guide do you recommend? do you have a link?
<1> nah
<15> ok after you emerge xorg-x11 do i have to do any thing else
<1> the docs @ openvpn.net
<2> brianw, have look that's what I have: http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_OpenVPN_primer
<16> root_, emerge --sync && emerge -uDN world
<1> as i said, read all the docs @ openvpn.net
<10> root_: sacrifie a goat to satan
<17> i dont want any goats, LSD'
<15> dli what does it do
<2> brianw, I will, thanks a lot for your help!
<17> LSD`, i guess
<15> dli when i emerge sync and udn
<16> root_, update your packages
<1> cilly: no problem
<15> ok
<7> is it fair to do an emerge world? or it's probable to have a dependencies break?
<2> Has anyone patched the current kernel for VT1211 support? (lm_sensors)
<12> jors: yes
<1> jors: fair?
<18> jors: look at emerge -avunD world
<7> geckosenator: yes to the first or the second afirmation? :P
<18> and se what you can upgrade
<1> rsk: -N
<7> rsk: ok, let me see
<7> brianw: I mean, if it makes sense without breaking the package system dependencies
<12> jors: try it and see
<1> jors: emerge -uDNva world
<7> geckosenator: i'm having an eye at the options, i'll try in a few minutes
<1> jors: and if instructed to update configs, etc-update
<7> brianw: ok!
<4> What does the threads USE flag do?
<4> I don't havea multiprocessor box.
<4> Would that matter?
<4> (Is that what it's for?"
<4> )
<18> PeterFA just read the gentoo docs
<18> and no, dont have anything to do with SMP afaik
<10> I think it compiles thread-safe which is really only important if you're using SMP of some kind afaik
<19> Hmmm isn't there supposed to be a "sound" group?
<19> audio... i'm retarded
<19> or no... :P
<1> PeterFA: a quick google turns this up: http://www.cs.nmsu.edu/~jcook/Tools/pthreads/pthreads.html
<5> when is the ebuild for splash-themes-livecd-2006.0 coming out
<1> if you have nptl USE set may as well set the threads USE...
<10> brianw: it may already be there, just masked
<10> brainiac_ghost I meant, sorry brianw
<5> :-)
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