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<0> hello
<1> rofl
<2> ceiphas each user's email should be delivered to the mail spool file under the second name on the line I posted
<2> the "Is user here" part
<2> oh.
<3> phogg: Hmmm... I changed the driver in the xorg.conf to vesa and nv and both work but freeze when I login in. All I see is my desktop background and my mouse.
<4> so... it looks like it is letting me confirm that the pop server is there... but not actually use it directly
<2> stu7: if you get a valid response to stat then the pop account is working properly
<4> bronze... right... well, it let me enter USER and enter P***... but did not log me in, so I couldnt try any commands
<5> anyone in here recommend zsh?
<1> it's a good sh
<5> it looks fun.
<1> try it
<5> already doing it ;p
<2> stu7: it didn't log you in?
<4> bronze... nope... it "OK'd" my user... but, after P*** just sent me that "use the html site" message :-)
<2> heh - doesn't want people popping to it.
<4> nope
<2> 110 could be a red herring, they may actually be using another port
<2> or a variant of the pop protocol specific to their system.
<4> well... its no biggie... it took me an hour to retrieve, by typing, the messages I needed... it took me a week to try all the different PopMail programs :-)
<2> well , #2 kid, (who's 3) just gave her mother a mothers day present.. she stuffed a towel down the john....
<2> bbl
<1> later
<2> "Whats that flushing sound?"
<1> iduno did it
<3> Could someone explain to me how to use scp in command line in Linux?
<3> Could someone explain to me how to use scp in command line in Linux?
<1> 7 anchors listed
<3> Frostfyre: You there?
<3> Could someone explain to me how to use scp in command line in Linux?
<6> Theres a lot of tutorial/example for using scp
<6> on the web. Its designed tobe as close to normal cp ussage as possible
<6> and I always gotta look up the sites. since i rarely use scp and i get things backwards
<7> scp remotehost:filename ./
<8> Anyone use NVU?
<9> hello all
<9> is there any alternative to cp? i downloaded a 1.2Gb file and i'm trying to copy it to my external HD but I get an I/O error while reading... any ideas? maybe something that will skip the bad sectors and copy whatever there is..
<10> jasz: rsync
<1> ddrescue
<1> dd*rescue
<9> aight.. lemme read some man pages :P
<1> dd*rescue @freshmeat.net
<1> bbl ttyl syla
<1> gone
<9> Quiznos ...
<9> dd*rescue?
<11> brb
<11> on the slackware kde3.4 box now...
<11> gotta add a bak drive to the other box, usb external won't work using kdar
<12> hi
<13> in pthreads is there some wait/notify mechanism that doesn't involve locks?
<12> I need small distro (1.44" floppy would be best) and with alsa support
<12> (I'm browsing distrowatch now, but if you have any suggestions now, please share)
<11> dang! all the regulars went to sleep
<11> sundays seem to be like that, heh
<11> E-bola, lol, now THERE'S an amusing nick!
<14> what is a good cdplayer program/ripper
<15> Which player is able to play .flv files on Linux?
<5> mplayer?
<15> [F], apparently not
<11> daum: k3b if you have kde desktop
<11> cdparanoia is another, but from the commandline
<14> er ment for audio lo_tek
<12> mplayer plays flv files
<11> oh, a ripper
<11> not a burner
<12> at least it plays them for me
<16> hi all
<11> kaudiocreator might be a good ripper
<11> so might kaffeine
<16> how to print on a m$ shared printer in the same LAN?
<16> how to print on a m$ shared printer into the same LAN?
<11> kaffeine ripped some ogg files off my cd's with ease
<11> NorthItaly, use samba
<11> check your distro for details
<16> lo_tek: how?
<11> too complicated for a chatroom, trust me
<11> google it a bit or check and see if your distro has samba already installed
<11> most of them do
<12> yeah, I agree, and you need to have support for that printer too
<11> yeah, that would help, heh
<16> lo_tek: so in samba console there are option to print on ms printers?
<12> easiest way: print to file (.ps), convert to .pdf, send via samba/ftp/whatever to winbox, and print there
<11> sort of, but you have to set it up, NorthItaly
<12> works always, when cups+samba is prone to fail occasionaly
<11> don't expect quick and easy answers - there are none
<12> NorthItaly: you're going to feel pain soon
<16> lo_tek: thank you for the suggestion, i believed that the only way was cupsys
<16> ezech: sure?
<11> cupsys can be used also, but it can be even trickier
<11> depends on your experience level, NorthItaly
<16> low
<11> if you're a n00b, yes, you will feel lots of pain
<11> but with experience, it gets easier and easier
<11> i had to learn from raw scratch, but freedom is always costly
<17> Heh, look what Beagle found when I searched for bash:
<17> http://bash.org/?128114
<11> i thought beagle was a desktop search engine, not an internet searcher like google, lol
<11> ezech: i almost feel sorry for NorthItaly, heh
<11> most n00bs do NOT want to read, they want instant answers and they want them NOW, lol
<11> all quiet on the sunday early afternoon front...
<17> lo_tek: It indexes web pages you've visited
<17> There's a Beagle Firefox extension
<17> or it can use your cache
<11> for real?
<18> ehlo.... a quickie. My kernel is extremly verbose when it loads. How do I make it silent unless there's an error?
<19> hey, for tun/tap devices do I need linux ip tunneling?
<19> or what other kernel option
<6> Astat, thers the 'quite' boot time option - i recall.. but not sure what it actually quites down.
<6> Astat, you sure its the kernel and not all the services starting up thats printing out the info?
<19> ah found something in the Documentation
<20> does linux support processor affinity without a patch yet?
<6> I dont even know what Processor Affinity is :P
<19> link processes to a cpu on a multicpu system
<12> I need distro which will allow install from floppy and can be easily upgradable via ethernet
<20> yeah its most often used for database servers, to tie a database process to a specific cpu
<12> old pc (gentoo out of question)
<19> ezech: slackware
<12> distrowatch ****s for searching such beast
<12> slpyhd: I would like to install only minimal iso (just floppy image) and then upgrade with few packages
<12> I thought about debian, could it be used that way?
<19> probably too
<7> depends on how minimal minimal is, I guess
<19> make a small partition with install files
<19> or mount through nfs
<19> thats how I did slackware usually
<19> it may support wget or ftp by now
<19> not sure
<18> Dr_Willis: It's the kernel... device info beeing printed. The kernel used to be empty when I use LILO, but I'm using GRUB now.
<12> I need it fast, so fast download is preferable (small iso to transfer)
<12> slackware is great by all means, but I need at least 1x CD
<18> Dr_Willis: I've added "quiet" to GRUB now...
<19> no, it can eb done with floppy
<6> Astat, i think theres another option. but i forget where i seen it at.
<19> once booted in the floppy env set up networking and you can do anything
<18> Dr_Willis: "quiet" did the trick.
<7> with debian you'd use a floppy and then start a netinstall I guess... not sure how well this goes today
<20> i still use floppies to install machines, maxy
<20> some distros have better support for it than others, debian was ok for it when i tried a couple of months ago
<6> Astat, try 'verbose' :P
<21> So, I'm trying to mount an nfs via ssh tunnel. I've forwarded theh two ports as per the nfs docs, and can telnet to them, but when I try to mount it, I get an error that the nfs server is down.
<18> nah :P
<21> on the server I am able to mount the nfs fine.
<21> I'm a little confused because rpcinfo -p shows two ports for mountd, and I'm not sure which one I should be forwarding to.
<19> force them to tcp
<19> johnsu01:
<19> johnsu01: are you following a guide?
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