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<0> l0c4lh0st: then you're already in command mode. so, i --> editor mode, edit the stuff, ESC ---> command mode; :wq <save and quit>
<0> koala_man: bah. yes. i wanted to keep it easy
<0> koala_man: vim surely isn't the 1st choice editor for newbies ;)
<1> VIM????
<2> like...a real dead person ghost ?
<3> headmonkey: hell, I believe it even as I gimp in the spot
<4> So.. I guess I just did it lol
<4> I really really need a good course for this, it's kinda fun when you can do the things you want :)
<2> they are on tv taking digital camera photos, scanning them in, pointing at a spot, and say "look...see..theres an 'orb'...and over here...this looks like a face"
<5> just get a book
<5> lol
<2> this is on the news
<4> oookay it's rebooting now
<4> Let's hope everything worked :D
<3> l0c4lh0st: for a gentle intro to vim, try running 'vimtutor'
<4> I was using vi, as vim is not available on the box :O
<6> after an fsck i have a few files with screwed permissions like "----rwSrwx 1 2634 34034", chmod chown rm and mv all give "Operation not permitted" as root, how can i get rid of these files ?
<3> sabor: chattr maybe
<6> koala_man: thanks, i'll try...
<4> omg it worked
<4> hehe
<4> thank you all ! :)
<4> Now going to install samba and other stuff
<7> I got a strange problem: this server, when I download files from it using scp, I get about 100 K downloaded, and then the server completely freezes
<6> koala_man: wow, that worked, thanks :)
<3> it might be an idea to copy the files you can and reformat. once whem my fs was corrupted, I kept finding broken files several months afterwards
<4> How can I see how much space it's using now?
<4> oh by using fdisk -l I guess
<3> df -h
<1> lol
<8> hi
<4> Oooooh it's only using 30 MB!
<4> w00t
<4> That means I got like... 700 MB free
<8> any ideea how can i enable text login from grub ?
<4> Could fit a decent webserver on that, I think :)
<8> from the boot screen ?
<9> Hello
<8> any hints ?
<9> How can I enable logging for chains, rules in iptables?
<8> from the boot screen
<6> archonel: just edit the line and append a runlevel
<6> sometimes 2 is what you need, sometimes you have to use runlevel 1
<6> Haris: insert LOG rules
<10> if i have a single 250GB where i'm gonna reserve 50GB for windows xp, some amount for linux and the rest for a fat32 partition, how much should i leave for linux? (base 10 or base 2...)
<9> railk: Depends on what you intend to do on it
<10> well my stuff will all land on the fat32 partition... i guess the linux partition would be for linux software and settings...
<9> Meaning, what you intend to do of linux
<6> railk: my linux installations need around 2-3 GB, depending on what you add to your install it can grow much higher, f.ex. UT2k4 needs about 5GB, then you may want some free space for downloads or other stuff so add anotehr few GB's
<9> do you want to 1) learn/play wiht it 2) game on it 3) build a server 4) etc etc ... the list grows long and wierd.
<10> hmm... ut would probably land on the fat32 since id be using that in windows and linux... and your ut is only 5GB? mine's gone as far up as 24GB...
<6> railk: yeah, additional maps and stuff adds more space ofcourse
<10> 10GB would do, i guess...
<9> 2-3 GB for a full install.
<9> plus if you want to add stuff, add space.
<10> ok thanks
<11> anyone know of a linux par checker for newsgroups other than using quickpar on wine ?
<12> par2repair?
<12> but I got it as a debian package
<12> there we go
<12> parchive.sourceforge.net
<13> hi
<12> allo
<12> salude
<11> hey LoneWlf where do i get par2repair
<11> can't find it on google
<11> :(
<13> i'm running a free shell host that creates public_html dir for user dirs on apache
<12> parchive.sourceforge.net
<13> but how do i make it so one user can't read another user's config files, etc within public_html while still giving access to apache?
<13> ? :/
<13> anyone?
<6> briantumor: read about .htaccess files
<13> no, i mean reading from the shell
<12> .htaccess only allows or disallows people coming in over http
<13> i don't mean restrictions from the browser
<13> yeah
<12> right I got that... I'm thinking
<13> :)
<12> if everyone is in the wwwgroup, then the restriction of 750 with it owned by wwwgroup won't work...
<13> yeah
<12> so...
<12> here's my thought
<12> everyone is in an actual jail
<12> with ksh
<12> can't leave they're home dir
<6> ACL's should also be able to solve the problem
<12> you can make it a little more difficult by removing read access to /home
<12> sabor: where's good docs on ACL's?
<13> but apache needs access to /home doesn't it?
<6> LoneWlf: http://acl.bestbits.at/ is a starting point...
<12> true
<12> follow sabor's advice here
<13> alright, thanks :)
<6> maybe a restricted shell can do similar things?
<13> need to remake the kernel?
<13> oh
<1> lol!
<13> ?
<12> well, yeah, with ksh you can lock them into their home dir
<13> is there a similar feature in bash?
<12> kinda... but it doesn't work all the way
<13> oh
<12> at least... not with my experiments
<13> i'll have a look at both, thanks :)
<12> ok
<12> bash -s
<13> oh, also... i created an auto-registration script in /usr/sbin and and set /etc/sudo so only apache could call on it...
<13> so my concern is that any user would be able to call it from the cgi scripts
<12> um... yeah
<12> giving apache any kind of rights on your box is dangerous
<13> i know :/
<12> what does this registration script do... and have you restricted apache to _only_ run that command?
<4> LoneWlf why?
<13> yeah, only that command
<12> ok
<12> l0c4lh0st: you'r right
<12> briantumor: don't tell me what it does
<4> huh
<4> I am right?
<13> no, it's fine... i'll show you it
<4> I asked why giving rights to apache is dangerous
<12> oh
<10> is there a limit for the size of a fat32 partition?
<13> LoneWlf, here... http://rafb.net/paste/results/hqc0Fy66.html
<12> giving rights to apache is dangerous because it provides an application that lives on the outside world with more easily escalated privileges, plus as briantumor suggested, his users would be able to run this registration script from their cgi's because they run as apache
<14> hmm got an odd error message on boot up of this live cd. (from memory) 'io buffer error on device hr-0' (or similer)
<14> this machine aparently has a bad hd (im trying to recover any info on it) that sound like a bad ide drive sort of error? or is somthing else perhaps wrong as well?
<13> see it?
<4> :D Got a n00b question again :P
<4> How do I make a file?
<13> vi ?
<4> mkdir makes a dir... but how to make a file?
<1> touch
<4> or can I just touch (just like in PHP?)
<4> whoa, cool
<13> echo "" > filename
<15> I've had HDD's lockup during boot on a certain OS, then be fine on another only to lock up during audio playback.
<15> so I tossed it, and found an old replacement and I was fine :>
<13> LoneWlf, see the script?
<12> briantumor: yeah
<12> briantumor: that's a definite nogo
<13> heh
<13> since it inherits privileges to other /usr/sbin commands :/
<12> dude! it creates a user!
<13> heh
<15> or you can ' vi <filename>' to make a file with a certain name + open it in vi too.
<12> if I could get apache to give me a shell and then watch system calls until I saw that go by, and then execute it myself?
<4> Yeah already got it :)
<15> gotta learn vi sooner or later :D
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