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<0> mv oldfile newfile
<1> oh yeah.
<1> i was doing rename
<1> >.<
<2> i hate this cdrom drive
<3> hello, just putted up a debian computer but i cannot reach the net :(
<4> How about ftp'ing in to your own account, then using the rename command? That was, "rename" works too. *ducks* :)
<0> Cyberwolf: you have definitely reached the net, congratulations!
<3> adaptr, no, this is the server
<5> adaptr, stop bull****ting him
<3> *g*
<0> Ringwraith`: thanks
<6> `Sniper`: Ubuntu linux is really simple to install and based on Debian...
<7> YEAH!
<4> Cyberwolf, more details? How is your network setup, does the machine have an IP address (dhcp or otherwise), does it have a default route to reach the net, etc? Check ifconfig and route out for starters...
<2> so now that i've gotten to the lens, just rub it with a qtip and put the thing back together?
<7> cyberwolf: you need to **** the ether out of your ethernet cable. it gets in there and clogs it up.
<5> ROFL
<4> endeavormac, well, at least inspect it for visible signs of dust, cat-hair, pubic hair, or whatever you find in places like that ...
<2> three curlies, two straights
<5> that needs to be added to bash
<3> tirsek, yes
<4> If you have some rubbing alcohol lying around, that might also help clean it... IMO
<5> yeah try lighting up the alcohol using a match
<5> might burn the plastic but it will be clean
<2> i just snapped everything back together
<7> an acetylene torch will clean off any stubborn gunk
<4> Cyberwolf, can you ping stuff? Yourself, other hosts on your LAN, your default router, your router's default, google, etc?
<3> tirsek, i get 23:10:39.504708 arp who-has linux2 tell 10.0.0.2 by: tcpdump -vvv -i eth1 on the server
<4> What is linux2, and who is 10.0.0.2?
<3> it's flooding
<4> Are the subnet masks the same on both boxes?
<3> linux2 is the nat computer
<4> Does one of them run arptables?
<3> this one i guess
<3> i know
<4> And linux2 has ... 10.0.0.1?
<3> 10.0.0.2
<3> this one has 10.0.0.0
<3> eth1
<2> hah works! excellent
<7> heh
<4> Err ... you probably don't want to do it like that. :)
<7> cyberwolf: 10.0.0.0 is not a host address.
<4> 10.0.0.0 sounds like a network address.
<7> cyberwolf: change 10.0.0.0 to 10.0.0.1 or something else.
<4> endeavormac, nice.
<3> inet addr:10.0.0.4 ?
<4> That's a better host address, yes.
<3> ok
<4> Ok, I got lost somewhere up there ... so, you have a server/nat box, which has 10.0.0.2, and the new debian box that has 10.0.0.4 ?
<3> yes
<4> Can the debian ping 10.0.0.2 ?
<3> yes
<3> i'll check anyway... brb
<4> Can the debian ping the address that eth0 has on your server/nat box?
<3> tirsek, no, it cannot ping 10.0.0.4 but 10.0.0.2
<3> it can ping 10.0.0.2
<4> So it can't ping itself, but it can ping the server?
<4> Unless you have a strange firewall setup on it, that's rather weird.
<3> cant ping the server
<4> Ok, so make up your mind, which box has which ip? :)
<3> i have my own script
<8> Anyone know of a sed command or perl script that can indent XML
<3> this (gentoo) has ip 10.0.0.4 and the new (debian) ip 10.0.0.2
<3> tirsek, and i can ping debian (10.0.0.2) from gentoo
<4> Cyberwolf, but you can't ping the gentoo from the debian?
<7> cyberwolf: run these 3 commands on both hosts, and paste them to a pastebin: "hostname; ifconfig; route -n"
<4> Add "iptables -nL" to that
<3> tirsek, that's right
<4> of course it might be a tad difficult on the box where networking isn't working :)
<3> mmh
<9> Hi. How do I give a user permission to write/read/execute on a directory? I want to give all non-root users permission to /var/www
<10> ick... :P thats scary.
<10> chmod it (777?) i think.
<11> use acls
<9> like: chmod 777 /var/www/
<10> yea SiegeM has the better way..
<10> or 'groups' is another way to do it. I think
<5> chmod 777 /etc/shadow
<12> salah: there is prolly a better way to accomplish you (unstated) goal
<12> you=your
<13> Good afternoon. :-)
<5> bad afternoon Brainix !
<11> Hi Brainix
<5> /
<9> Ringwraith`, "-rwsrwsrwt 1 salah root 4874 2006-02-19 22:50 index.php" is what I get. (salah is one of the users)
<9> Is that right?
<5> thats scary
<9> Ringwraith`, why?
<10> real scary
<10> :P
<10> hope this is just a home/hobby box.
<5> well if it were a cli script that script might get executed with root group privileges
<9> yes, it's a local server I play with at home
<5> drink a beer Salah
<5> drink one now
<9> lol
<11> lol
<11> what's it Ringwraith?
<14> lord of the crap
<9> lol
<14> though I was impressed reading about them ;p
<14> spielerei: I-f, ****ing Consumer, Playstation No1.
<5> ****ing consumers
<5> they dont know wtf they are talking about
<14> ever tried watching lotr for a 2nd time?
<5> they couldnt tell you the difference between a mop and a very large vibrating dildo if they tried
<14> you will notice it's toe bending
<14> and silly acting
<14> damn
<14> what a crock
<7> what is spielerei?
<7> oh, "Now playing"
<7> I see.
<14> playfullness/things being played in german
<14> it's a funny word
<1> what the hell does <defunct> mean.
<14> non functional
<5> oh.
<5> nvez, it means the processes are zombies
<5> nvez, if you are being eaten by a zombie send an email to zombie@email.com
<1> ..
<1> go away troll.
<5> nvez, it is correct! it could me the parent process ended when it had some child processes behind
<5> thus a zombie
<7> they're called orphans in the Really Real World
<4> A zombie is a process that has ended and its parent has been informed but haven't cleaned up after it yet ... but if the parent dies, the children don't normally become zombies, do they? Don't they just die? ... or is it because the grandfather tends to clean up properly anyway.
<7> nvez: it's generally caused by poor programming somewhere.
<1> infi, btw I fixed my problem
<7> what process do you have that is zombified?
<7> nvez- how?
<1> it was undocumented but I could set the IP manually
<7> nvez- I checked that place's "support" page, but it was a retarded, unsearchable forum with like 10 messages, so I gave up.
<15> whats the right uk console font?
<1> yeah
<1> but now i my post has an answer
<1> =p
<16> hello
<16> im trying to set up a mail server, and I want to use courier-imap and sendmail. how do I get sendmail to put the emails into the imap folders?
<4> Hi Staniel's laptop.
<7> suspended: limey.pcf
<15> haha infi
<15> i was actually thinking you were being serious for a minute there :p
<17> if I want my box to mount my friend's nfs exports as soon as they become available(my pc is always on, his isn't) is there a way to do that besides a startup script on his pc that will ssh into mine, mount his exports and then log out again?
<7> ;)
<7> there's a cockney.pcf, but it is missing all of the H's
<15> :O
<7> and you have to be within hearing distance of the bell tower to use it.
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