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<0> now it is there ;)
<1> Cybertinus: I bet you're root, and have no . files in /root
<2> all : i need to convert .daa to iso , any one got an idea expect doing it with hammer?
<0> yes I'm root. I haven't created any users (yet ;) )
<3> Cybertinus, Have you looked in /etc/skel ?
<4> oh hello
<1> Cybertinus: do yourself a favor, and cp the . files in /etc/skel to /root
<5> Is portage broken?
<1> cilly: no.
<5> Skunky: but why do I get this: http://rafb.net/paste/results/ed8ugb75.html
<6> cilly: emerge --sync in an hour
<5> kloeri: ah okay, thanks!
<4> hmm do i need that silly voice thing
<5> Adriansupra: you only need voice, if you connect via TOR, if you don't know what TOR is, then forget about it.
<4> sorry. thanks for the help
<4> I could explain why I'm so out of it and confussed but that would make me sound whinny



<4> I'm was having problems installing gentoo so I jsut went with the stage 3 :/
<7> Whenever I try to run sensors program it says "Can't access procfs/sysfs" What can I do about this?
<8> Hey
<8> My Gentoo install GUI does not work. When I enter terminal 7 (which it does automaticly at first), my screen turns off. All other terminals work.
<9> hm
<9> is confcache fully working now
<4> this font's so small >.<
<4> and i have too mmany wires in between me and my monitor
<7> nox-Hand: Have u configured xorg and xdm correctly?
<8> Hmm. bummer. And I have a non-functioning install =(
<8> kesara: How would I do that? I am on LiveCD
<8> xorgconfig?
<7> nox-Hand: sorry.. I thought u had install gentoo
<8> kesara: Heh, no problem.
<4> I've been installing gentoo
<4> go 700mhz go
<8> Adriansupra: Good for you =D
<8> And I want to install Gentoo again now, but I would like to use the GUI install
<4> I would liek to use the non CD compiled stuff but i seem to be having problems connecting to outside urls
<1> Adriansupra: does it give you temporary name resolution problems?
<4> so i bet I'm getting all these great things like FLAC and MP3 plays or my computer that's going to be used to torrent and store data
<4> yeah but i was too drunk and tired to remeber them so i started the stage 3
<4> than i got bored while it was installing and now I'm trying to learn something
<8> Heh
<1> Adriansupra: uh huh. go read the handbook. You skipped a step.
<8> Dont ask me, I was the one who killed my Gentoo with rm -r /
<4> meh i thought it was my gateway at first because I'm routing though my roommates laptop on wifi
<8> Heh
<4> this is my first time using the GUI. I've done the 2 week install twice, thankfully the second install didn't take two weeks
<10> hey guys, im having problems with krdc or vnc client. I can connect to my vpn, but i want to view my desktop. krdc asks for vnc:/add and i just know that i want to connect to 10.x.x.x anyone help?
<4> I'm having problems with my eyes :)
<8> And I want my Gentoo GUI to boot
<11> Why doesn't this add something to the log: [ tail -f /var/log/auth.log -n 12 | grep ssh --line-buffered | cut -b 39- > text.log ] when I get the output printed on stdout if I remove the last "> text.log"
<12> beezee: tried with vnc://10.x.x.x:0 or just plain vnc://10.x.x.x? (can you ping the machine first)
<4> why does R44 gentoo not support any of my nvidia driers :P
<13> hey folks, i just updatez my amd64 box right now and i got this: [blocks B ] sys-apps/linux32 (is blocking sys-apps/setarch-1.9). Which one should i remove ?
<12> Adriansupra: I guess a lot of heat and a fan *do* make a drier, hehe :-p
<14> anyone know why fullscreen in VLC player on gentoo has window border ?
<15> siimo: i dont think its gentoos fault, probably your window manager
<10> jintxo: i tried with plain vnc://10.x.x.x without the 0 and yes i can ping the machine. once i do vnc:/10.x.x.x it asks for a p***word to the system and i enter the p*** and its authentication fail
<14> rsk, ive tried both kde and gnome and on other distros VLC has no issues like this.. so i dont think so unless im missing some key USE flag
<12> beezee: so you can get to it, you just can't get it to accept your p***word. hm. if you disable the p***word n the vnc server, everything goes OK? not sure what the problem could be
<16> FEATURES=candy emerge -S tester or emerge -vp moo random easter eggs
<10> jinxto: is it the p***word for the desktop login? or vnc? :\
<12> beezee: vnc usually has it's own p***word for connecting to it, nothing to do with the user's p***word. at least in my experience with it
<11> Why doesn't this add something to the log: [ tail -f /var/log/auth.log -n 12 | grep ssh --line-buffered | cut -b 39- > text.log ] when I get the output printed on stdout if I remove the last "> text.log"
<4> if there was a book on gentoo I think I'd buy it
<10> jintxo: then thats the problem...in windows, i just go to remote desktop and put ip and connect and my win login shows...why would it be for vnc?
<4> oh hey maybe someone can help me with perssions
<10> jintxo: what about rdp?
<12> beezee: maybe you have a blank p***word on the VNC server and your VNC client doesn't like that situation?
<12> beezee: what bout rdp? totally different protocol. there it's your user's username/&p*** combination
<17> someone knows where is the root p***word located? I've forgot the root p*** on my machine and I want to know where is the file located
<18> hmm, how do i run a cmd on a list of files (piped in from stdin) on a at a time(not cmd file1 file2.. but cmd file1, cmd file2..)
<18> ?
<12> epic: xargs might help you there
<4> when someone has a second i have a chmod question
<19> toxic_: > replaces the contents of the file, maybe you meant to use >> instead (append)?
<10> jintxo: what you mean "there it's your user usern and p*** combo"?
<18> juckes: seems xargs ran "cmd file1 file2 file3" ..
<18> i did "ls * | xargs -p cmd", and it ran the cmd on all the files once..



<12> beezee: I mean when you are using RDP, it's windows doing the authentication and it will take a valid username/p***word combination in it's local user database (or Domain if you have a windows domain) that has proper permissions. When using VNC the VNC server has a p***wrod that is independent of the rest, usually
<11> TFKyle, hmmm, possibly it's emptying the file each time tail reads and returns empty,
<20> is swat broken in the latest package?
<18> ehm jintxo i mean :p
<21> anyone here used transmission as a torrent client ?
<10> jintxo: ok brb
<10> need to test something out.
<11> TFKyle, Nope, that didn't do it, it still produces an empty file
<22> anyone know what does portage use to create .tbz2 packages with --buildpkg? it's definitely not tar and bzip2, maybe some library included into portage?
<4> I'm trying to open some root owned files in konquorer i tried chmod -R 777 /mnt/hdb2 but it didn't seem to help
<19> RainCZ: I havn't read any of the portage source code but I would ***ume it uses the apropriate python modules (tarfile and bz2), and maybe xpak
<17> hey someone knows how to connect to other computer through ssh?
<23> _nightw0lf: yes
<17> I do ssh <ip> but it connects as my username and I need to change the user name
<17> how to do it ?
<12> ssh user@ip
<17> oh thanks
<24> anybody can do ' equery b `which gprof` ' for me ? thnx
<17> thanks alot
<25> _nightw0lf: or ssh -l user ip
<4> I'm trying to open some root owned files in konquorer i tried chmod -R 777 /mnt/hdb2 but it didn't seem to help
<25> Adriansupra: is it a windows partition?
<17> one more question, my friend just installed the linux, and he want me to do some configurations for him from the ssh, but he dont know the root p***word how can he set it?
<18> ok, how do make a bash script loop to execute a cmd on every file in a directory? :)
<25> epic: for i in ./*; do echo "$i"; done
<19> _nightw0lf: p***wd as root, then enter the p***word twice
<26> _nightw0lf, if he's root just get him to use "p***wd"
<17> no he is as regular user
<19> unless he has sudo setup or something I'm not sure if he could get root perms to be able to change roots p***word without knowing the current p***word
<4> hmm
<4> even if I'm logged in as root?
<17> TFKyle: he's using ubntu
<17> or something
<4> me?
<12> TFKyle: you can do it with a liveCD or booting with "init=/bin/bash", it's just not fun, especially for someone new to linux
<4> I used ubntu for a day. tried to compile something and formated my hard drive after that
<19> Adamant: if you're logged in as root then yeah you should be able to change roots p***word, but in _nightw0lf's case his friend isn't
<19> _nightw0lf: he should be able to use sudo then, `sudo p***wd root` or something
<4> well I'm using knoppic to look at all these servers i just picked up
<27> omg join #Dcoder for great fun and pokes
<27> j/k :B
<4> and i can super user in a term and look in the folders but i want to see what the pictures are without opening one at a time
<25> Adriansupra: what kind of partition is it?
<4> somekind of linux let me see
<4> file system auto... yeah thatnks that helped a lot
<4> let me fdisk it
<4> wait that's not going to work
<12> Adriansupra: just run mount
<4> ext3
<4> and there's not much i can do about the ntfs :P
<4> but the ext3 is the one i want to look at
<28> I've got a strange thing trying to compile a new 2.6.16 kernel where I can't deselect SCSI device support, I can only have it as a module or compiled in. How do I get rid of this?
<12> fluxdude: something you have selected depends on it being present
<4> get a few scsi drives and keep it?
<12> heeh that's the good option
<29> fluxdude: yeah, have a look at your USB section most likely there
<30> fluxdude: Probably USB storage.
<4> I have about 8 scsi drives right now
<28> i thought so but I haven't a clue how to find what's depending on it, it could be usb drive support though...
<31> hey all
<19> a lot of things need scsi support these days, SATA and some USB Drives
<4> did everyone forget about my question?
<4> ****ing ipods need scsi :/
<19> Adriansupra: might want to watch the language
<32> fluxdude: read menuconfig help for the SCSI option
<32> Adriansupra: language
<33> Can I have some help about gDesklets ?
<4> it was an enhansment word <_<
<28> i wish the kernel didn't come with so much stupid stuff enabled by default...
<4> I greatly dislike my ipood lately
<4> fluxdude: that's why yo compile it yourself
<15> fluxdude: it dosent, unless you use genkernel.
<4> gentoo's done
<4> Zzz


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