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<0> LOL!!!! <Crusader> William shakespeare was an awkward-looking pistol grip at the end.
<1> D|G|TAL: TragicZ's script has been publically responding for awhile... and you didn'ty complain...
<2> what?
<2> is it spitting out stuff it's not supposed to ??
<1> TragicZ: not from my point of view
<2> okay
<3> ...
<3> the batts are dead. :/
<1> of what ?
<3> camera
<3> digi-digi
<1> hello tgwj :) gotta greet you some time
<4> hi freezombie !
<5> hi
<3> killall -9 human_beings
<3> >:DDDD
<6> <flyback--> I need some honest opinion
<6> [16:57] <spawrq> yes your *** looks fat in those jeans.
<6> [16:57] <flyback--> I got a guy that wants a linux email server setup for a business he's even willing to drive the machine to me, a new dell
<6> [16:57] <flyback--> heheh
<6> [16:57] <FlUfEbUnY> ewdell
<6> [16:57] <flyback--> thing is the last time I setup a email server it was just on a college for a bunch of students with pine
<6> [16:57] <flyback--> you didn't have to worry about spam, viruses, phishing attacks, etc
<6> [16:57] <flyback--> they want this done by end of the month mabye week over
<6> [16:58] <flyback--> I couod sure use the $$$$ but it's been yrs since I did this and I don't want to trip them up if i can't figure it out
<1> flyback: stop flooding
<5> what would cause login to fail on terminal 1 when a linux machine starts ? example: I get a login prompt, enter my login as root, and it fails the first time, suceeds the second time, then logs me out after 60 seconds. login works fine from Terminal 2 (alt-F2), but still logs me out after 60 seconds. ssh works fine...
<7> i wanna talk to irc eliza....i have head problems
<1> pheorehs: a big in getty ?
<1> bug*
<3> headmonkey: who's eliza
<5> freezombie, using mingetty, and have no problem on other machines with same version
<7> eliza was an old basic program that pretended to be a psychiatrist
<3> hah
<3> use emacs
<5> my inittab looks like 0:2345Lrespawn:/sbin/mingetty tty0
<3> pheorehs: was that an exact copy&paste? cause it's got an error in it
<8> Hi, I'm trying to get a img file bootable (just create a plain file, install a fs and some other stuff), I have written a /etc/lilo.conf file where it says "boot=/dev/fd0", but the image file is mounted as a loop device but lilo can't handle loop devices... any ideas?
<2> heh
<2> try !qdb
<1> !qdb
<2> <Kevyn> Fappy Spanksgiving.
<1> !qdb
<2> (ManiPan84) so what are you doing?
<2> (OoO0O0Oo0o) taking pieces of conversations and manipulating them to suit my sadistic needs
<9> A Q-Bot!
<5> VIm_Enforcer, what error ?
<5> oh, the L is a typo
<10> anybody help me intepret this?: http://www.impulze.net/paste/1396/
<11> anyway to prioritize swap over ram?
<11> Swap: 2321352k total, 0k used, 2321352k free, 205964k cached
<12> a1fa: /proc/sys/vm/swappiness
<11> its set to 60
<12> read about it in /usr/src/linux/Documentation/ or google
<11> i know that you can use swapon -p to increase priority
<13> dashriKe: you are getting inconsistent memory errors
<13> sometimes the ram works, sometimes it doesn't
<13> get new RAM
<10> :[
<13> but first try re-seating the ram modules
<13> shutdown tyhe system
<14> hey there, got a parse error before "int" on that line: module_param(qcdebug, int, 0444); what are the includes I need for this, any ideas?
<13> completely remove the ram
<2> blow dust out of it and wipe with clean lint free cloths
<10> I kept BSODing, so I reformatted, but problems persist
<13> take a pencil eraser and clean the bus contact from the ram
<13> remove ALL the eraser bits
<13> CAREFULLY re-insert the RAM.
<13> power up, re-run memtest
<12> dashriKe: sometimes a bit more voltage to the ram helps, if your bios lets you change it
<10> I think it does
<11> dude
<10> is there an easy way to tell which stick the errors were on?
<11> i got 2gb of swap, running at 0%
<10> or I guess I should re-memtest it for each stick
<11> i wonder which idiot made a 2gb swap partition
<14> does this comes with any special packages? <linux/moduleparam.h>
<15> a1fa: disk is cheap, 2Gb isn't a lot, don't worry about it.
<16> is there a way to kill a given connection that appears in Netstat's output? I have a ghost ftp connection that won't time out, and the server refuses duplicate connections
<15> merkaba: restart the FTP daemon?
<16> the server isn't mine
<15> merkaba: can you log on to the box running the server?
<16> well, it is, but hypothetically speaking it might just as well not be
<16> truth be told, it's my xbox in the basement and I don't feel like going down there and kicking it in the reboot area again
<11> dude
<14> ok, got it! the line including moduleparam was within a strange #ifndef, got it out and now compiled fine, thanks anyway
<11> merkaba : selam
<16> it's like the third time
<11> merkaba : you need to get a IP managed UPS solution :P
<15> merkaba: you could ssh onto it to restart the FTP server - no need to physically go down there
<16> I need a TV next to my desk so I can keep the xbox there with it
<16> dooglus: I'm not sure if the dashboard has an sshd, but I can give it a try
<16> nope
<14> when a module is installed, in slackware, where does it go?
<16> hrm.. the connection finally timed out and dropped, but the xbox won't let me connect again
<16> maybe the ftpd's crashing
<14> ok, last question, a usb webcam attached to my PC will go to what device? Would it be the same as if it was my usb key? /dev/sda ?
<12> webcam will most likely come up as /dev/video0
<14> ok, gives me device cannot be opened, I just installed the driver and just loaded the module, would I need to reboot?
<12> try unplugging and plugging back in again.. sometimes they're not picked up properly if the driver isn't loaded when you plug it
<14> nope, doesn't do anything
<14> is there a way to find out if it is attached to any device?
<17> does anyone have experience with ATI drivers under linux? I am looking for a new graphics card, but I need to know if they are fully supported in linux?
<14> USB device 5 (vend/prod 0xc45/0x6029) is not claimed by any active driver.
<14> hmmm
<18> hello people
<11> merkaba : you can ftp to it and put "reset"
<18> just an off-topic question ;) does "click for calling" is well spelled?
<19> Toerkeium : yes, it's spelled correctly. grammar is another story
<19> Toerkeium : what are you trying to say/write?
<18> ananke: gramatically is wrong?
<19> Toerkeium : gramatically it's odd
<18> ananke: I am trying to say that you can "click to make a call"
<18> on a webpage
<19> Toerkeium : 'click to make a call' sounds much better
<18> ananke: but it's a domain name
<18> lets say: clickforcalling.com
<19> Toerkeium : clickforcalling sounds retarded
<20> is there an option I can specify with "scp" if I don't want data to be encrypted?
<19> clicktocall would be better
<19> retro_neo : no.
<18> yeah, but it's already registered hehe
<18> ananke: sounds that bad? even for a domain name ?
<14> toerkeium: what about click2call ?
<19> Toerkeium : sounds retarded
<18> registered already corto
<21> ""One can consider open-source software a lot like generic drugs. The analogy fits," Cukier said in the documentary. "Open-source software...is essentially the same product--it does the same thing on a computer--but it costs less," Cukier told BBC World." <-- bull ****ing ****. try, "Does way more and only better."
<18> most "click and call" combinations are already registered
<18> thats what probably click4calling.com is available :) damn!
<22> Anyone here used SENDMAIL ?
<19> Toerkeium : it sounds retarded
<18> that's probably why it's available to register ananke (that's what I meant)
<19> Toerkeium : suit yourself
<18> what do you mean?
<19> Toerkeium : i mean, do whatever you want. you wanted advice, you got it
<18> yeah, thank you very much ananke, appreciated
<18> won't use it
<18> I will take your advice
<22> if I updated my /etc/aliases would I need to restart the sendmail?
<21> Oh, I just *hate* SSH keys... NOT!!
<19> sutabi : no. you need to run 'newaliases'
<22> ananke: whats if that command doesn't exsit?
<22> sendmail -bi ?
<2> !google a
<2> darn it... i can't use my own bot commands
<23> !google a
<2> SickSickSix, there are about 23,530,000,000 results for your search.
<7> it should display them all
<1> then TragicZ would be kicked for flooding
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