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<0> hang on AnonymousHive
<1> AnonymousHive: when it says address, it means to say the IP address
<1> ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.1 for example
<2> oh
<2> >.>
<2> Sorry 'bout that
<0> thx ninjaz2
<2> That's a bash moment right there
<1> hehe
<0> i always have to look it up in the man
<3> is there anyway we can store files on disk so that find would not be able to search them?
<0> vbhanu, what for?
<4> pr0n
<0> yup
<5> I get "All of your loopback devices are in use." when mkinitrd a kernel. Any help?
<3> on1009, bbaws is there a way :)
<1> vbhanu: that's what rootkits do (hi sony!)
<6> All your devices are belong to us
<4> vbhanu: sorry I don't know
<0> vbhanu, dont know (yet)
<1> however, rkhunter will find your rootkit, and then once it's cleaned up, find will again find the files
<1> and if it wasn't your box you were doing that to, you're looking at some prison time unless you are a corporate exec
<0> vbhanu, one way is to give em a filename that is not searched for like: dont name the pr0n .jpg and dont name it BigTits
<1> hehehe
<4> haha
<7> this is not a support channel for criminal activities
<6> hiding pr0n is hardly criminal.. unless you're hiding it from me :P
<7> rootkitting people's boxes is
<3> on1009, ninjak bbaws i never mentioned which file i do not want searched...infact the file name could be something like Summer Internship kind of thing
<7> if they don't belong to you.;
<3> which i would not like people to search for
<3> :)
<1> yeah, that's why I mentioned that about prison if it's not his box ;)
<4> I'd hide it in plain sight
<1> of all the reasons for going to prison, screwing around with other people's computers has got to be one of the most pathetic
<4> vmlinuz.bak or somesuch
<0> /dev/sg14
<6> ninjaz2: hardly... the most pathetic reason is possession of weed
<0> you go to jail for weed?
<1> adaptr: well, at least you get something out of that. ;)
<6> bbaws: create a loopback drive and mount it with cryptoloop
<4> Oh yeah get me paranoid 15 minutes before I get my weed delivered
<6> bbaws: that way you only need to "hide' one file
<8> oh yeah, i like week :p
<1> on1009: depends where you are.
<9> how do i find the pixel clock of my monitor?
<8> weed*
<1> on1009: I think some places will kill you for it.
<6> Ratty_: google
<4> s/bbaws/ vbhanu
<0> not here not for less than a kilo
<9> google doesn't know everything :(
<1> like, I saw this movie one time that said it was based on a true story and a guy got executed for posession.
<10> Ratty_: through DDC
<10> or the manual
<10> you can also calculate it back from the recommended res/depth/refresh from the manual
<0> ninjaz2, right ! down in malaysia they do such
<10> roughly
<1> on1009: yeah, that's where the movie was set
<9> oh can i
<9> i know it's exact vert/horz refresh rate
<10> check your log
<10> there is an ***umption amde there
<10> just add steps of 10
<9> but it's obviously wrong because X is trying to use the wrong settings
<10> if you think you need more
<9> oh
<9> okay
<10> it's more likely to be in the h/v refresh setting though
<0> why have i never needed my "pixel clock"?
<9> i'm trying to create a working modeline
<0> i always thought vert/horz was enough
<9> this online calculator won't even let me input the right resolution
<0> Ratty_, what onlime calcthing?
<9> http://xtiming.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/xtiming.pl
<9> it's ok, i set my monitor ratio to 0/0 and it let me
<9> welp lets see if it explodes
<9> meh that was worse than the last one i had
<11> hello
<4> hello Mathis
<11> anyone of you happen to know if nfsd restricts the network bandwidth?
<0> pauliukas, your kernel got loop support?
<11> creating a bigger file on my NFS share takes longer than locally on the machine itself
<5> It was custom compied
<12> HOw exactly does sound work in linux? I'm kinda confused by all this OSS, ALSA, and for example I think Enlightenment has a sound engine too? What does all of this mean? What does it mean when /dev/dsp is busy? That's a device that is represented as a file, but why is it busy? Can only one program use sound at one time? Thats silly so that can't be it. whats going on with sound?
<5> I guess I'll need to boot in the default one
<0> pauliukas, issue mount on cmdline
<5> yeah?
<5> done
<0> are there any loopdevs mounted?
<5> nope
<0> id say no loopdevs in kernel
<5> I'd say so too
<9> bah, according to my Xorg.0.log it's trying to use 80hz when i told it to use 60hz :(
<0> lampshade, iirc /dev/dsp can only be used by one process unless u use a wrapper like the one in alsa
<0> or whatsitcalled?
<13> hmm
<0> hmmer
<13> one of my drives in my software (md) array died and i now have a replacement
<13> how do i rebuild the array without losing any data?
<0> cool
<13> it was a raid1 setup
<13> the 1 drive is running fine right now, i just want to add the new mirror drive back to the array
<0> hang on
<0> x86, looks as if you could make a copy with dd
<14> I recently came across an article discussing pre istallation methods for installing programs from src. Wherby one creates a file containing all of the directories/files before the installation. Then the src is compiled. finally another file is created containing all of the directories/files on the file system. The two files are diffed and a third file containing all of the programs installed directories and files are created.
<14> does anyone here do this as well when installing from src?
<0> x86, look here http://puggy.symonds.net/~rajesh/raid.html
<10> musashi0011: paco is a nice logger too
<10> it logs fs writes of child
<0> musashi0011, not me but sounds reasonable if youre paranoid
<15> where can i find a good tutorial on the 'tc ' command ? (bandwidth control..)
<10> moprilo: the lart
<10> guide
<14> I think it is a good thing to do especially if you find the need to update/upgrade to a new version
<10> there's also a script of which i forgot the nbame
<10> something like "the best shaper in the world"
<10> as a pun
<15> the lart?.. i searched google.. (nothing)
<10> linux advanced traffic shaping and routing guide
<16> http://www.hlcomic.com/index.php?date=2005-09-28
<4> luser attitude readjustment tool
<10> or howto
<15> thanks
<17> whats for "tc" command?
<18> hi
<19> Dr-Linux: traffic control
<19> bandwidth shaping, etc..
<17> Fiver: does it work as QoS ?
<18> i would like to know if the uli chipsets work on linux
<20> does anyone here use gaim?
<21> I do
<21> what's up?
<4> i do
<20> i cant change my msn name on it
<20> do you know how?
<19> Dr-Linux: yes
<19> Dr-Linux: read all about it at lartc.org
<18> nobody knows?
<20> does anyone know how to change your msn name in gaim?
<4> buddy list>tools>accounts>modify
<10> qpalzm: your own?
<10> in the account window
<10> you can set your icon there too
<20> yeah i know that part, but when i change the alias, it doesnt change my name
<4> The name being your email addy?
<10> you can only change display name
<10> try it from the list direct
<20> i only want to change my display name
<10> or else eduit the cfgfile
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