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<0> backup_dir="/etc/lvm/backup"
<0> archive=1
<1> pastebin
<0> archive_dir="/etc/lvm/archive"
<0> retain_min=10
<0> retain_days=30
<0> }
<0> log {
<2> he cant stop it now
<3> HTTP://WWW.PASTEBIN.COM
<0> verbose=0
<3> yes :)
<0> syslog=1
<0> overwrite=0
<0> level=0
<1> verbose=4



<0> indent=1
<0> command_names=0
<0> prefix=" "
<0> }
<1> level=none
<0> ok
<3> :D
<0> ok... I'm wondering which part of the config I should be looking @
<0> my bad :-|
<1> fstype=ntfs
<3> drdaz : paste it again please
<0> ... u serious?
<4> no
<0> lol
<2> drdaz: consult the folks in #lvm
<3> :D
<0> I'm there :)
<0> they're... not so lively
<3> i thought he was in mlv#
<3> * mvl#
<0> sry about the spam b4 btw
<5> drdaz : and regarding your question, yes, lvm will still work
<5> you can re-arrange all the pv's in your system as you wish, and lvm will still work
<0> thx :) no manual reconfig needed?
<5> nope
<0> heh sweet
<5> that's the beauty of lvm
<3> what
<0> I'm just not sure I understand the mechanism of how it achieves that
<2> lol
<3> what's lvm?
<6> I want to use xcompmgr, but shadows only (without ultraslow transparency)
<3> linux virtual machine or somehtign?
<2> drdaz: it uses some internal identifiers
<5> Drakas : logical/linux volume manager
<0> ok... and it scans those on startup perhaps
<7> Hmm..
<8> Does anyone know of a way to boot from a floppy (or series of floppies?) The CD drive on my box is dead and I need to bring up a kernel with USB/SCSI services to use the USB CD.
<7> Is theres some program/applet/anything - to check your gmail account?
<7> Im sure someone has came up with one by now.
<0> firefox?
<0> lol
<3> oh right, that :)
<2> Dr_Willis: it's called pop3
<5> drdaz : yes, lvm's 'vgscan' and 'vgchange -ay' in your bootup scripts scans all available drive devices
<7> I mean more of a systemtray/gdesklet kind of thing
<7> Gmail does pop3?
<2> yes
<9> guys i've get that error of compiling my kernel - make bzImage step
<9> /bin/sh: cmp: command not found
<9> Inconsistent kallsyms data
<9> Try setting CONFIG_KALLSYMS_EXTRA_P***
<9> make: *** [vmlinux] Error 1
<2> secure pop
<2> you must enable it
<0> ananke: thx
<2> it also does smtp
<2> also secure
<5> HeavenWarrior : you need diffutils package
<9> ananke, ok thanks
<7> slpyhd, cool. Now i just need to find a little mailbox app :P



<7> gotten where the faimly used to email each other all the time.. then we all got spammed to death.. Now we are all changing email addresses :P
<3> HeavenWarrior you need to install diff i think
<10> hi folx
<3> diff should come with cmp
<11> have a question about permissions: say i have two users that are part of a group (say webdevs) i want by default any new files they create in webroot to be editable by each other, but i dont want them to be able to have write privilages in each others home directories.
<0> change the group of the webroot dir to webdevs
<0> and the default group of the users to webdevs
<0> then allow write access by the group to the webroot dir
<11> but then when a file is created in the users home dir, is it not create as group webdev as well
<0> perhaps... but their home dir shouldnt have read or write permissions to anybody but themselves
<0> check the permissions in /home/[username]
<11> ah so the permissions of the home dir well protect the file inside it
<0> yep
<11> files*
<11> gotcha
<12> anyone know off the top of their head a pretty standard linux app with a BSD license?
<13> Mathman: how about fortune
<12> jrhodes: cool, lemme have a look.
<0> actually about groups... isn't there some flag u can set on a directory to make new files created in it belong to a certain group?
<1> what is a good antivirus for linux
<11> that would be great if there was
<1> clamAV ?
<11> i know avg is offering a free antivirus for linux now
<0> yeah... I kinda need something like that myself :)
<13> kickrocks: yeah, but you'll notice an almost complete lack of actual viruses
<6> any ideas how to use shadows only without transparency with xcompmgr?
<0> why an antivirus when there are no virii?
<13> drdaz: fileservers in mixed environments. Also planning for the future
<13> Samba is actually susceptible to a number of windows viruses
<0> oh..
<0> the files stored in a samba share yeah?
<0> surely the server itself isnt
<14> Mathman: postgresql
<13> not exactly, but the traffic can go nuts
<0> ahh yes
<6> I use xcompmgr and it seems there's a big mess on the screen. It seems that X cant redraw some parts of windows. any ideas?
<15> stjepan: don't use xcomposite ;)
<12> koala_man: hmm, not according to the gentoo package database. it's telling me it has a postgresql license
<6> amphi: why? it is cool
<14> Mathman: hmm yes, it's a modified bsd license
<16> Is there a simple utility available that allows real-time voice (audio) data to be transmitted over tcp?
<16> no SIP providers
<16> no funky proxy servers
<14> cat /dev/dsp > /dev/tcp/host/port
<14> and nc -l port > /dev/dsp on the other side
<16> just open a port in your router and go
<16> interesting
<0> heh very... thats surprisingly simple
<17> hi
<3> sa
<16> how about 2-way communication?
<14> do the same thing in the other direction
<16> do the same thing at the same time, backwards?
<16> yeaha
<0> heh
<16> let me try that
<17> I'm trying to recover a floppy with errors on it.. I copied it using dd conv=noerror, but the image seems to be smaller than it should be (perhaps it threw out the bad blocks).. is there another pgoram I should use instead?
<0> linux rules
<14> DarkCow: have you tried gnomemeeting and such?
<11> drdaz: got the group thing figured.
<11> chgrp yourgroup foodir
<11> chmod g+s foodir
<16> I've had a go, but doesn't it require hard work and accoutns to set up?
<11> now everything that is created in foodir will be group yourgroup
<0> hmm
<0> I need to try that again
<0> thought I did that... but when I was dumping stuff in the directory using samba files still are grouped 'nobody'
<14> DarkCow: it doesn't require accounts
<11> hmm..yeah not sure about samba file
<18> DarkCow: "require hard work and accoutns to set up"? to do what? didn't follow discussion, sorry
<16> gnomemeeting
<16> with sip or h323
<18> now "what"


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