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<0> redduck666 as I suspected, I can't install the RPM you found in just 10 seconds in FC3 ;)
<1> but think of our brothers in arms just trying to get IBM to roll out their OS!
<0> I need to upgrade libc
<1> stifled at every turn, relegated to the seedier corners of the net!
<2> Yango, try DAG/livna yum repos
<3> Yango: perhaps you'd want to use a distribution release which is not dead upstream.... ;-)
<0> codergekk42 I could do that if I had access to the machine ;)
<3> Yango: ah, I see
<2> Yango, use yum to upgrade to fc4?
<2> ....or write a program that installs debian for you removelly :-)
<0> I went to fedora and they said there is such a procedure on google but it's not recommended and unsupported
<0> so, basically, it can screw the whole machine up... I quickly went to python.org and downloaded the source :)
<4> Yango: not very daring are you ;)
<2> lol
<5> hey does any one know here which file I neeed to modify under RH to have a service starting up ?
<0> when it's a client machine, i'm as dull as you can think
<4> hmm.. good point
<5> I have added the S##name and K#name on rc3.d but I was wondering if redhat has a cleaner way
<0> chkconfig
<0> btorch
<5> not on rh
<4> but does that mean you go wild on server machines Yango?
<0> i go wild on my own testing machines
<5> oh crap it does .. it wasn't on my path
<2> }btorch{, chkconfig ain`t on rh?
<2> ah
<4> heheh
<4> but did you get forwarding to work then?
<0> yes, I was missing a MASQUERADE rule
<4> ah
<4> yeah sending back from 192.168.0.2 won't do it ;)
<6> HEY! HOW'D YOU GET MY IP ADDRESSS?!?!!?
<4> did you know your computer is broadcasting an ip address??
<7> your computer is broadcasting it, hackers can get it and start attacking your pc
<4> exactlyu
<3> ROFL
<6> You drrty haX0rz
<4> :D
<8> I was looking for a wget tutorial, want to copy whole html index site with 1 step deep into links it has
<4> ah well time to test alsa 1.0.11rc3
<9> How do I configure cups on client 1 to print to a printer on server 2 using the proper PPD file ?
<4> hope it finds my nforce4
<8> could anyone help?
<6> sett: wget actually has a very comprehensive man page.
<6> sett: It includes lots of examples.
<3> sett: `wget --mirror` should do it, ***uming you are legally entitled to do so...
<6> sett: Try `man wget`
<8> looking at it now
<0> 68.48.202.90 !!
<1> yeah, don't set a bad example and get congress to criminalize wget, too
<4> gocodergeek42: hey if o
<4> 505: cat on keyboard
<4> but if google can get away with it, why aren't you allowed to do wget --mirror? :P
<1> Vladdy: because google is a big corporation, so whatever they do is ok
<0> I'd say you are legally allowed to do so if you will not use the page to serve it in another address / with another purpose
<1> haven't you ever read about fascism?
<0> else you'd have to outlaw every squid in the planet
<4> squid is worser then p2p!! ban it :o
<0> how do you change the remote port in a CVS connection with SSH?
<2> Vladdy, p2p is bad?
<0> CVS_WHAT=2030 cvs -d:myhost.com:/home/cvsroot checkout myproject
<0> p2p is the osama of the internet
<0> according to evil corporations
<4> yeah
<4> you might as well start to eat children
<2> Yango, meaning that it get`s bladem for everything or that it is VERY bad?
<4> it'sless worse then p2p
<4> or squid
<10> Vladdy <-------- The information went data way -------->
<2> *blamed
<0> it is VERY bad
<2> why?
<0> RIAA says so
<2> lol
<4> as does mpaa
<2> :-)
<10> Yango why don't they just sign artists that people actually want to hear?
<0> pfred] why on earth should I know?
<0> about my CVS question... any clues?
<4> CVS_PORT?
<10> Does fuzzy logic tickle?
<10> Whaddya mean you haven't got Klingon fonts for X11?
<11> anyone know why my server is is saying bash: line 1: scp: command not found when i try to use scp but if i just type scp at the command line, it gives me the help info?
<3> pfred1: o_O
<12> Is it aliased?
<4> majikman: 'which scp' ?
<11> nope
<11> /usr/bin/scp
<4> try to export PATH then before the scp, or use full path
<11> i just used full path and it did the same thing
<11> it was working 5 mins ago
<11> i just copied something to another server from this one
<11> then all of a sudden it just stopped working
<10> "When SysAdmins Attack!" This Sunday, on Fox.
<10> (D)inner not ready: (A)bort (R)etry (P)izza.
<13> yoh anyone know what the max amount of files is that i can have in a single dir in ext3 is?
<10> openfly I think it depends on how many nodes you have
<10> The fact that windows is one of the most popular ways to operate a computer means that evolution has made a general screwup and our race is doomed.
<13> yeah
<13> default debian installl
<13> so i am not sue
<13> errr
<13> sure
<10> that's it sue Debian!
<13> roger
<13> will do
<13> death to rms.
<4> brb
<10> demand double your money back!
<3> openfly: I know that the max is a whole heck of a lot. that proabbly doesn't help much though ;-)
<13> oh and microsofts active directory > samba
<13> WHAT
<10> I think most distros default to what 4096 nodes?
<13> well i am up to 5000 in a dir inside of 5 days
<13> so i am a bit concerned
<4> why not move a few?
<13> it will complicate things
<13> =P
<13> i'd rather not
<10> Vladdy what? and screw up my beautiful MP3 sort?
<10> I degaussed my girlfriend and I'm just not attracted to her anymore.
<3> ...
<13> pfred1 that doesn't make sense.
<13> unless your girlfriend is a vhs tape
<11> so anyone on my scp problem?
<14> pfred1: I have more than 16K files in single dirs on RH 7.2 I don't believe the limit is very small. I'm not even sure there is a limit.
<14> pfred1: This is a limit to the number of files on a filesysten - based on inodes available which naturally limits the number of files you can put in a dir
<3> you'll be hard pressed to even have enough disk space to meet that limit, t would seem
<14> pfred: but that number lies in the 100K's or more
<4> we can try, TEMPFILE ATTACK :)
<14> Try This: "mdkir /tmp/foo; cd /tmp/foo; for i in `seq 1 100000`; do touch $i; done"
<4> i was thinking more in the lines of while tempfile; do true; done
<14> My bet is it will run toi completeion or you will run out of inodes
<3> 100000? that's nothing. i've go almost a million files in /home according to e2fsck O_O
<3> *got
<4> there we go
<14> codergeek42: yes, but we are looking at limit on number of files in a dir.
<3> lol
<4> i think i nuked my router with that command
<3> bronze: ah ok
<4> but it can't be that bad if it's still writing :D
<14> codergeek42: of course the easy way to find out is to look it up in the include files. ;-)
<3> bronze: YES ha ha ha ha
<4> only 4088 files? :.
<4> hmm
<4> have to try longer
<3> 1. The maximum number of inodes (and hence the maximum number of files and directories) is set when the file system is created. If V is the volume size in blocks, then the default number of inodes is given by V/213, and the minimum by V/223. The default was deemed sufficient for most applications.
<3> according to Wikipedia
<4> well i put 9000 files on mine, nothing happened
<3> those expressions are V/(2 to the power of 13)
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