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<0> Dec 14, 1998 - LOAF 1.2 is (finally) out!
<0> ick
<1> ok i got some shell.dll error so far thats it, prog is still running though
<0> Yokalosh, heh - ya proberly got some Virus :P
<0> or its just windows being windows
<1> well i AM using Wine
<0> lol
<0> not sure how well THAT will work
<1> it only lets me choose my source from cd :(
<0> it can mount/use a .iso file
<0> but that was under 'real' windows
<1> ISO-default and ISO-daemontools are shadowed out
<0> lol
<0> well its work time for me.. good luck
<1> so now that that doesnt work, does anyone know any otherway?
<2> Anyone know of free software to run a CRM Chat server like this: http://www.apluskb.com/scripts/search_kb.pl?p=1&sid=3383349230&catid=100012&q=&showquestion=2801
<3> Which one would you buy ----------> compaq evo n610c, dell latitude d600, IBM r40 thinkpad ??
<4> Thinkpad.
<5> ibm always
<4> Nobody ever got fired for buying IBM :P
<5> they get my thumbs up as one of the only companies who actually makes their laptops
<5> everyone else buys from acer, quanta and compal
<3> Cool !
<5> and i've done hardware support and could happily sink every compaq device on the planet to the bottom of the ocean
<3> ignacio: and cons you know of ?
<1> how can i reformat a usb flash drive?
<1> sorry, very n00b question
<6> another fed slave that gone postal
<6> in Calif.
<6> 5 killed
<6> female suspect apparently killed self.
<7> Was it suicide by cop?
<6> i dont think so
<8> n0000000000bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
<6> doesnt sound like according to the brief-speaker
<1> yeh anywayz... reformatting a usb drive...
<3> Yokalosh: The same way you format your hd's :)
<3> using mkfs..
<6> wow we p***ed 500 users?
<6> when did that happen?
<1> woOt
<6> <thrumpets>
<9> I have a server running samba, NIS, NFS, squid and my firewall is blocking NIS+NFS, I dont know how to free those ?
<9> I dont know how to discover ports used to services....
<10> grep for the service in /etc/services
<11> Hellou, I'm looking for software for such task: If ethernet plug inserted check in what network computer is (by example via arp-pings) and ifup proper interface for that network ? Any google keywords ?
<12> S4nD3r: "netstat -ap" can also give you a big clue if you're looking at ports open on your machine (it shows what applciation ia using each port)
<13> What is the name of the component that Apache uses to open source code files when the url looks like http://blah.com/223
<14> frW: You mean to p*** 223 as an argument to the root index page?
<13> tweekgeek: mod_rewrite.. found it :)
<14> frW: yep. Really useful tool... Good for more than just your above problem...
<14> Good luck
<13> cheers
<15> hello
<16> hello...
<17> does anyone know a way to gather IP usage statistics on a per-process basis?
<15> lsof -i
<16> does anyone know why I obtain this error: "pango-querymodules: relocation error: /lib/libz.so.1: symbol __deregister_frame_info, version GCC_3.0 not defined in file libgcc_s.so.1 with link time reference" when I execute "pango-querymodules"?
<17> i mean the amount of traffic
<17> lsof unfortunately won't tell me much more than netstat will regarding that...
<17> iptraf will let me see in real time which protocol is taking the most traffic
<17> i want to know which actual process
<17> ah nevermind, my very scientific method of stopping apache instances til the usage goes down worked a treat
<18> teletype: the ports used will give you an idea in iptraf
<17> yeah, i know
<17> i knew it was http, and knew to which vhost
<17> just didn't know which exact apache instance was doing it
<17> found the bugger tho
<19> hi all...
<20> Hrm...how do I make a bash script grab a variable set in another file?
<10> source the other file
<19> what is the file '/etc/p***wd-' ?
<20> rreck: ah, thanks
<19> with the '-
<17> are you sure it's a - and not a ~ ?
<19> hmm..yes
<19> i've got /etc/p***wd /etc/p***wd- and /etc/p***wd.OLD
<19> just curious
<10> diff /etc/p***wd and /etc/p***wd-
<17> probably a backup of some sort
<17> shouldn't be crucial anyway
<19> teletype: ah okay....
<19> thnks
<21> Hey all I'm wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction for some information on /dev without devfs or udev and their kin, specifically to do with pseudo terminals.
<22> anyone here?
<23> its always better to use a hardware router like linksys of dlink.. using a linux computer to do routing is a bad idea and has no advantages
<23> or
<22> ok i need to know if i can run fedora off a virtual drive?
<22> anyone know?
<22> anyone here?
<22> dream
<17> hollenjf, you are joking right?
<10> troll
<22> teletype
<17> cetnik, what do you mean, a virtual drive?
<17> off of a windows host,a linux host, or?
<24> hollenjf: aside from that little niggle about actually being able to control what it does?
<22> like DEAMON TOOLS
<17> aside from traffic shaping, VPNs, etc etc
<22> or ALCOHOL 120%
<17> cetnik, under a windows host?
<22> yeah
<22> i got Fedora on my virtual drive
<10> or ntop
<17> look at http://www.vmware.com/ for a commercial solution
<23> well. to be honest. my best friend, who is a self appointed "computer skilled person" told me that.. i was intereste in what opinions that may provoke
<10> vmware rox
<17> or http://www.colinux.org/ for an open source solution
<24> hollenjf: then he is a troll by proxy
<23> excuse me?
<17> one of my coworkers is leaving to go work at vmware this week =/
<10> you are a troll
<23> oh sorry
<23> whatever that means
<10> it means you are saying thing you know to be argumentative for the sake of arguing
<25> and/or your best friend is an idiot
<22> tele thx for the help
<17> trying to rile folks up
<17> cetnik, vmware ought to have an eval version on their site
<19> if i don't want a host to connect to my box, can i just put the ip on the /etc/hosts.deny ?
<24> hollenjf: troll = person who advocates an inflammatorily contrary view in a particular forum
<23> i'm not trying to argue.. i was looking for honest opinions.. i wasnt going to rebutt
<10> yeah they do
<17> it's probably the easiest if you want to just install onto a virtual disk to mess around
<10> you have to get an eval license tho
<17> colinux works great but is more for seasoned linux folks
<26> heh, the mating ritual of the trolls
<17> but i swear by colinux myself ;)
<24> hollenjf: i.e., advocating MLK principles in #kkk
<18> dlink/linksys = easy way
<26> "the male makes gorgling sounds, as the female fans her tail feathers, inviting to the mating act...
<17> right, and nowhere near as flexible as a linux box
<17> it's a comparison of apples and oranges
<23> are there really advantages?
<17> to a linux firewall?
<17> of course heh
<27>
<17> without a linux/*bsd or other open source OS, you'd be hard pressed to get functionality like advanced traffic shaping, OSPF, IPSEC (other than p***through), etc etc without going to an expensive commercial solution such as a cisco or checkpoint based product
<18> hollenjf: am running squid on my nat/firewall..so that saves a whole lot of bandwidth.
<17> there's another advantage for ya
<18> if you have 2-3 home computers...i would admit you may not need it
<17> although i did set up my dad with ubuntu, and he now hardly ever calls asking for help with his system
<17> with windows xp he called once a week or so
<28> anyone around?
<29> Hey guys, I messed up my resolv.conf, now I have added back all nameservers, but how do I start using the config?
<24> i'm facing doing much the same thing - i've got to get wifi up and running in the house to better support my wife's writing
<30> bash.org one-liners rule
<31> what is the format of using --newer, with tar
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