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Comments:
<0> yes. there seems to be no setting for it in gui.....!
<1> is there a command to list clients connected to your ssh session or computer?
<2> Adaeniel: netstat
<1> Laggy_Boombastic: thanks
<3> LooseScrews: did you edit xorg.conf yourself?
<4> Adaeniel, who
<5> Adaeniel: w
<1> Laggy_Boombastic: now for a variation, is there a way to see the IPs of clients connected?
<5> Adaeniel: netstat
<5> Adaeniel: utfg
<0> I have in the past. BUy never knew of a place to set it there either.
<1> Vratha: thanks
<2> Adaeniel: netstat should show you where they're connected from and the port your connected to.
<1> Laggy_Boombastic: nevermind that last question, I just didn't see the output at the very top.
<3> LooseScrews: hmm ... well if anything i think xorg.conf would be the file to edit
<1> Vratha: utfg?
<5> use the f'ing google
<0> It works, but i would like it to sroll one line at a time.
<6> is there any chance that i need to create an interface manually when using orinoco-cs?
<1> Vratha: I don't know how to ask a question like that on google.
<4> john_, is the card supported in kernel?
<4> john_, find a gentoo howto for it
<6> dli: its a prism II
<7> Laggy_Boombastic: still the same... thx anyway
<2> Kanniball: Yeah, the only other thing that mine has that yours doesnt is option "ConnectedMonitor" "Monitorname"
<4> john__, try to read prism54.org
<2> Kanniball: That's in each device section
<6> dli: isn't that only for g cards?...its an old school b card
<7> ok I will try that
<4> john__, if you have it in kernel, read /var/log/messages
<8> who can help me with an make.conf exemple
<6> dli: okay
<6> dli: thanks
<9> gcosmin: cat /etc/make.conf.example
<10> is there a way to change the command kde uses to mount a device? i would like to use pmount-hal instead of pmount to have custom mount names?
<9> gcosmin: alternatively, man make.conf
<3> >:o
<10> or is there a way to define the default pmount will use to mount a given drive?
<8> brianw: ...
<8> thanx..
<9> {pa}: i think you need certain things in kde compiled w/ the hal USE flag
<10> the only config file there seem to exist for pmount is pmount.allow
<9> {pa}: set the "hal" USE flag globally, then `emerge -uDNva world`
<10> brianw: i want to change either the command kde use as default (which is pmount if it is present, if not, it will look into fstab)
<10> brianw, i have the hal and dbus flag set since the birth of my gentoo...
<10> brianw, but i dont think you understood my question i think...
<9> i do
<9> {pa}: I am just not certain where that is configured
<9> {pa}: and I ***umed that the HAL use flag controlled it. Perhaps I was wrong
<10> i dont know either.. i noticed on the net, that one can configure gnome-volume-manager with custom mount command.. i wish something was possible for kde
<9> {pa}: most likely #kde is the best place to ask for this question.
<7> Laggy_Boombastic: well the same...
<11> hi, I need help with a minimal iptables set up atm ---> http://pastebin.com/595786
<2> Kanniball: Well Good Luck.
<9> nonam33: what is the problem
<2> xscreensaver isn't starting by default...
<11> I've got this http://pastebin.com/595786 on /etc/conf.d/firewall
<11> brianw: what do I do with /etc/init.d/firewall ??
<11> brianw: I am not sure how they are related
<9> nonam33: they are not
<11> and what do I need to put in rc-update add firewall default
<9> nonam33: you use one or the other
<11> brianw: which is better for a single computer lappie switching networks continually?
<9> nonam33: either use iptables init script, and it's config file, or firewall as a standalone sctipt
<9> nonam33: i always use my own script, so I have a /etc/init.d/filter here
<9> nonam33: but many use the /etc/init.d/iptables and iptables-save file
<12> what is the proper way to fix thos mtimes differ warnings from the init scripts
<11> brianw: well I am a newb and I am using the minimal set up so I can build little by little from then on
<9> nonam33: ok
<11> brianw: so why is /etc/init.d/firewall there?
<12> i think it does
<9> nonam33: pick one then...
<9> nonam33: it never is by default, unless you emerged something on top of iptables
<9> nonam33: or unless you made it
<11> brianw: /etc/init.d/iptables appears to have something on it
<9> nonam33: something on what?
<13> why do i have to log off and on for gp***wd -a to take effect
<11> brianw: this ---> http://pastebin.com/595797
<9> freefrag: because membership is set on login
<13> k, brb
<11> brianw: should I use this one instead more simple?
<11> this one ---> http://pastebin.com/595786 <-- more simple??
<14> [arcane], u still there?
<9> nonam33: but that has nothing to do /etc/init.d/firewall
<15> yeah
<14> can we talk in pv?
<16> I get this message quite often when I am emerging stuff.. or even trying to load a module like vnc: yetistomps@druid /usr/NX/bin $ ./nxagent
<16> ./nxagent: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
<16> what does that mean?
<11> brianw: so I leave /etc/init.d/iptables untouch?>
<11> and put my minimal firewall in /etc/init.d/firewall or /etc/conf.d/firewall ??
<9> nonam33: the gentoo way is this
<8> if i rm -rf someting, can i get it back?
<9> nonam33: you have an init script that starts/saves/stops the firewall. You set a file in /etc/conf.d/iptables for the rules to be saved
<9> nonam33: the rules files has it's own format
<17> what's a good nes emulator with a gui?
<9> nonam33: the idea is to start the iptables script, enter your rules via the iptables command line, then issue /etc/init.d/iptables save
<13> is there any way to run firefox and other stuff in screen so i can detach them when restarting X?
<9> yetistomps: it means your library linking is not right, try this: revdep-rebuild -p
<18> hey dudes i just emerged glibc 2.4, should i re-merge binutils and gcc or does that not apply?
<9> yetistomps: if you do not have `revdep-rebuild` , then `emerge -va gentoolkit`
<15> afaa sure srry im playin my games lol
<11> brianw: " enter your rules via the iptables command line" would that be this http://pastebin.com/595786 aka My Simple Firewall?
<16> brianw, performing emerge -va gentoolkit
<13> i added my user to the cron group and /usr/bin/crontab: Permission denied
<11> so I don't touch that /etc/init.d/iptables?
<16> brianw, let me ask u something out of curiosity.. how did u go about learning the emerge -va "etc" and revdep-rebuild commands... is there a manual so I can at least troubleshoot?
<11> I put my minimal firewall in /etc/conf.d/firewall??
<9> yetistomps: not really
<9> yetistomps: tons of them though, man
<16> brianw, i guess learn as you go eh?
<9> right
<16> i would have never figured out the above...on my own.
<13> i have vixie cron, should i get fcron?
<9> yetistomps: it is all just a collection of apps
<9> freefrag: why do you want to?
<16> Checking dynamic linking consistency...
<16> broken /usr/NX/lib/libXcomp.so.1.5.0 (requires libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3)
<16> broken /usr/lib/gstreamer-0.8/libgstmpeg2dec.so (requires libmpeg2.so.0)
<16> hehe...
<13> because i think i have vixie
<16> damm.. kick
<9> nonam33: typicallym you should never touch existing init.d files
<13> -/bin/bash: /usr/bin/crontab: Permission denied -- and im in the cron group
<11> brianw: then I think I am screwed up
<9> freefrag: `crontab -l` ? output
<13> yes
<13> do i need to kill screen sessions to log off completely?
<9> freefrag: no, a new login session should suffice
<13> oh yah, su - user worked
<16> brianw, i get this message after "emerge" fixed the dependencies: Now you can remove -p (or --pretend) from arguments and re-run revdep-rebuild.
<9> freefrag: you can always do this: `newgrp cron`
<16> brianw, i reran it.. but it gave the same blurt answer.
<9> freefrag: then afterwards, `newgrp <your users default group`
<13> yuk, crontab -e opens nano instead of vim, wheres the conf file for that
<9> freefrag: /etc/rc.conf IIRC
<13> thx
<12> what is this error: * Re-caching dependency info (mtimes differ)...
<11> brianw: I don't know where to begin to fix this :(
<16> brianw, so do i take out the "p" and rev-rebuild? or?
<9> yetistomps: what is it wanting to rebuild?
<9> freefrag: or /etc/profile
<16> brianw, let me paste it in #flood
<9> freefrag: ya /etc/profile is it
<13> thx
<9> nonam33: fix what?
<12> um
<16> brianw, there.. in #flood
<11> brianw: my minimal firewall... ok I think I did something I ran iptables-restore /etc/conf.d/firewall
<11> then /etc/init.d/iptables save * Saving iptables state ... [ ok ]
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