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<0> read sshd.8
<1> .8 ?
<0> the manpage section
<1> there is -version
<1> but it doesn't display it correctly, why?
<0> i duno. what does it show/do?
<1> sshd: illegal option -- v
<1> OpenSSH_4.0p1, OpenSSL 0.9.7f 22 Mar 2005
<1> usage: sshd [-46Ddeiqt] [-b bits] [-f config_file] [-g login_grace_time]
<1> [-h host_key_file] [-k key_gen_time] [-o option] [-p port] [-u len]
<0> there's your version info
<1> but I only want the second line
<0> you got the info you want
<0> read the manpage
<1> i only want the second line
<1> what's the man page for? i already know -v is for version
<0> because your post indicated that you didnt know.
<0> -v is not the correct option
<1> why not?
<2> dude, my phone proves its pwnege once more
<0> diemos how?
<3> morning...
<0> morning
<2> head-to-head battleship over the network
<2> and against computer players
<0> how?
<2> its an app for my phone
<0> ah
<2> s/app/game
<1> Quiznos, why?
<0> "illegal option"
<0> read sshd.8
<1> Quiznos, there is no other option which gives the sshd version
<1> i read it
<2> hm...
<1> ?
<0> fplus get the info from the name of the pkg that was installed.
<1> no
<0> fplus also, the code writers have not provided an option to simply get the version string that you seek, so complain to them. politely demand a `-V' or `--version' option to provide the info you want.
<1> but -v gives the version..
<0> no, it doesnt
<1> OpenSSH_4.0p1, OpenSSL 0.9.7f 22 Mar 2005
<1> on the second line
<0> yea ok
<0> write an email
<4> Quiznos: i looked at my kernel and it appears that DMA is enabled for my chipset in the kernel
<4> so the kernel is not the problem
<4> :/
<5> hey, Is it possible to set up a m0n0wall box to connect to an AP then have the m0n0wall box connected to a router ??
<2> afk battleship
<0> method| k
<4> so what else could be wrong here?
<5> would it be possible?
<6> hi, what can i use instead of tcng ?
<5> would uit ?
<0> method| did you look at the menuconfig help?
<4> where can I find how modules are being loaded
<4> im in fedora
<0> what do you mean by "find how"?
<4> i have found some info that states that how the modules are loaded can effect this
<0> read the dist docs
<4> there's like /etc/modules file or something
<0> goto the distro homepage and read
<0> then linuxnewbies.com
<0> the tldp.net
<0> then
<5> CAN i conect a ap using a m0n0wall box>>
<5> plesae
<7> hello!
<7> i've a problem. the /dev/fuse mode isn't set to 0666 by udev
<7> although there is a 40-fuse.rules
<8> Hi all, I'm having a small network problem: I have four Debian/Ubuntu machines on my lan, but are having troubles connecting to one of these (say, machine A). Suddenly the machine stopped repsonding to pings. What may be causing this? As far as I can see the ip(6)tables doen's have entries that could cause this.
<9> firewall
<8> brian|lfs: What?
<9> do you have a firewall
<9> why are you using ip6 by the way
<8> Isn't that the iptables?
<9> ya
<8> I'm using both ipv4 and ipv6 - I have an app in my network running over ipv6
<9> what app is that?
<8> Routing protocol. :)
<9> I think your prob might be ip4 and 6 on the same network
<8> Well, I've had the same setup for the last 8 months, so I should work. But for some reason machine A just stopped responding to pings and ssh-connections.
<8> But it /can/ communicate with machines on the internet.
<9> sure the nic didnt die
<9> oh lol
<8> :)
<8> How do I check if port used for pings are closed?
<10> erm.
<10> there is no port used for pings
<10> iptables -L (on the machine) will show you if icmp is blocked, though.
<8> infi: My bad. :) Well, that's the problem - iptables -L doens't indicate that my other machines are blocked.
<10> are there any rules at all?
<8> No
<10> what is between the machines? a regular unmanaged switch?
<8> Yep. 3Com officeconnect
<10> like a generic linksys or netgear or something? ok
<10> tried ping6?
<8> No... one sec
<5> I have a soekris board, and i need it to connect to a AP, then to a router, then to my computer, wht best o.s. is good for doing witha web gui
<11> has anyone here used lighttpd?
<8> ping6 seems to work.
<10> kenneho: is ipv4 enabled at all?
<10> if not, ping6 is the way to go
<10> different protocols ;)
<8> How do I check if ipv4 is enabled?
<8> The nic has been ***igned an ipv4 address..
<8> by the DHCP server.
<11> has anyone here used lighttpd?
<10> well, it would need a full route to the other machines
<10> if you're only routing ipv6, then it won't be able to get there via ipv4
<10> Gen0cide: linux would probably work fine, with (*eek!*) webmin
<8> I'm running a customized IPv6 routing protocol on my network, but everything else is using IPv4.
<10> is the ipv4 address ***igned to that box in the same subnet as the others, and does route -n have a route for that subnet?
<5> it needs to fit on a 64 mb card
<10> and/or a default route
<5> cf card
<10> Gen0cide: perhaps a modified DSL (damn small linux) to add webmin, get rid of X, and some other changes.
<5> sounsd like a plan :)
<10> Gen0cide: I have an embedded NAS system running on an sh4 that runs quite lovely on 64mb with a custom web interface.
<10> Gen0cide: you'll probably have to do some heavy modification, but you can at least base it on that. what processor does Soekris use?
<5> 100 mhz amd elansc520 cpu
<5> for the board i have though
<10> most people run OpenBSD on soekris, I believe
<8> infi: Ah, I got it working. I hadn't checked the route -n, and found that my new nic (added a nic yesterday) was ***igned to the subnet, while my old (and the nic who is actually connected to the subned) was ***igned to another one.
<5> whts the best openbsd o.s. for wht i need it to do, with a web interface gui
<10> kenneho: congrats
<10> OpenBSD is an OS.
<8> infi: Thanks for the help!
<10> cheers
<10> GNU/Linux is another OS.
<5> i meen best distro
<5> lol
<5> im a little tired
<10> well, I think there is only one? I'm not sure, I don't toy with obsd much
<10> maybe #openbsd has the answer for that
<5> k thanks
<10> otherwise, I'd recommend DSL if you go with Linux
<10> cheers
<5> bye
<2> yay i'm not on my phone
<2> there's like.. no lag
<2> yay /cheer
<2> ok reboot it's windows ; ;
<0> ~rms took the good name of Linux for his own porpose
<12> linux gave itself to rms
<12> the minute it ssigned under his license
<1> where would apache be installed on linux?
<12> fplus: whereever youw ant
<1> slpyhd, by default...
<0> slpyhd that's interesting
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