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<0> Greetings.
<1> how do i tell vi to do ruby syntax highlighting to files with .rake extension?
<2> m -R removes directories and files within a directory but what do i need to add to it so that i don't constantly get asked if i want to continue for each file?
<2> rm -r (and what else)
<3> simian_: -f
<2> spike: thanks :)
<4> sudo make-kpkg --append-to-version=.XXXX --initrd kernel_image <-- im compiling kernel 2.6.16.1, what goes on the .XXXX the version number of the kernel ? like 2.6.16.1 or not?
<3> xdfer: nope, that's just like .0.1 or whatever, to distinguish between versions of the same kernel you compile
<4> spike i have seen some people that when they do for example: uname -a it show something like this: Linux localhost 2.6.16.1.spike #1 Sat Mar 11 16:13:17 UTC 2006 i686 GNU/Linux
<4> do you know how to do the .spike on that example?
<5> does anyone know how to share a cups printer?
<3> xdfer: --revision=.spike
<5> so another computer can access it
<4> spike will this work for example: sudo make-kpkg --append-to-version=.10406 --initrd kernel_image -revision=.xfder
<4> ?
<5> seems like there should be an easy way to do this, but so far not luck, the web interface doesn't seem to help at all with sharing
<5> seems like this is probably something others would ahve to do also
<5> does anyone use cups or is there somthing better
<3> quantum: we do use cups, there's #cups for questions, and that's something that works as default
<3> good
<3> xdfer: yes, that would do it
<3> it's --revision btw
<3> mind the double --
<4> thxs for your help spike ;)
<3> ahahaahahah
<4> Error: The revision string must contain digits,
<4> or else the package creation scripts complain
<4> The current value is: .xdfer
<6> oftc channel is boiling
<4> i get that error spike..
<3> xdfer: use .1.xdfer :), first attempt of xdfer kernel version, more correct than just .xdfer actually
<4> ok thxs
<3> ehehe
<7> is there a way to filter ls by a specific permission set?
<8> besides using grep or find?
<3> espresso: find path -perm xxx
<3> no ls
<3> kasc: hey dude, how's going?
<8> hey spike :)
<8> still busy :/
<7> spike: only needed it in my home directory... and actually figured it out (I cheated and used konq)
<7> thanks much :)
<9> what application should I use to backup to an external disk?
<10> anybody have any luck with bncm4306 wifi adapters?
<7> okay this is really weird... I can't get into mysql _with_ a p***word...
<7> I can get in only without a p***word
<11> if putty is configured to send Control-? (127) for backspace, what needs to be in the inputrc ?
<12> Can anyone give me any hints as to why SuSE does such a better job with Fonts than FC5? I have Bytecode interpretation turned on in FC5, installed properly, but as you can tell with my SuSE 10 vs. FC5 screenshot, SuSE looks better. http://cody.pweb.info/images/fonts.jpg
<13> where's the fc5 shot?
<13> wait, nevermind.
<13> might just be a matter of antialiasing vs. not. least that's what it looks like kinda to me.
<12> but they're both setup exactly the same
<13> hmm, or maybe I just didn't look at it close enough.
<13> which is suse? right or left? left I take it?
<12> left, yes
<13> I dunno, I'd say better is debatable. why do you say suse is better?
<12> they look smoother
<12> they may look comparable on your screen
<12> but on my 15" 1920x1200, there's a huge difference
<12> Suse's look smooth yet sharp... Fedora's look somewhat blurry and blocky
<13> suse just looks a bit bigger on my end. but otherwise about the same.
<12> Dunno
<13> ask some suse or fedora guys. maybe they could explain it.
<14> hi can someone help me im having some crazy KDE and GNOME problems in Bordeaux
<15> I'll be right there
<16> Bey
<16> Hey
<14> ie. I cant log into the Desktop anymore.. instead I get this ugly grey box that says "Welcome to localhost.localdomain" (instead of the normal nice looking login screen) and when I try to login using any account, it goes in for about a second (ie screen flicks) but then it goes back the the login screen
<16> does anyone know how can I break through wma's drm?
<16> (linux)
<15> HerrKutt: kdm won't run ?
<14> grepper: yeah exactly, it shows up nicely when it loads the services, but then @ the login theres just the ugly grey login box
<15> eh ?
<15> what do you mean it loads up nicely ?
<15> shows*
<14> well i mean it looks nice, like all the blue templates, and graphics, like how the login screen is supposed to look
<14> any ideas on how to fix it or should i just reinstall?
<17> Hi
<17> I'm backing up a dvd, using kdvdbackup
<17> er... gtg
<18> does anyone know how to prevent usb-storage from claiming a device when usb-storage is linked directly into the kernel
<19> microsoft just lost another key employee to google :)
<19> wootr
<19> google is so nice unlike microsoft
<20> is so nice unlike microsoft: http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/04/07/MustHaveTools/
<19> go larry go larry
<19> :)
<21> does it make any difference where my dhcp is located? i'm on a 10.x.x.x/16 network and the gateway is 10.99.101.254 <- would that cause dhcp from winPCs and nixPCs to not detect it fast?
<22> uh dhcp hands out the gateway
<21> yeah, my server is at 10.99.101.254
<23> Hello
<24> i need help regarding a 'conflicting types' error ...
<25> what's the bash equivalent of tcsh's |&
<13> newpers: what's |& happen to do?
<25> that's the thing. i don't know
<25> ohh... it combines stdout and stderr together
<26> 2>&1
<25> that did it, CHodapp. thanks
<27> hi
<27> i configure router that provide vpn connection to openswan and it works great coz it can connect, my problem is my openswan box can't ping to vpnrouter
<27> any ideas?
<27> ?
<27> hello
<27> ?
<27> i configure router that provide vpn connection to openswan and it works great coz it can connect, my problem is my openswan box can't ping to vpnrouter
<28> The colours in X terminals are missing eg. green since I've updated to latest Xorg. Where the trouble is?
<27> i configure router that provide vpn connection to openswan and it works great coz it can connect, my problem is my openswan box can't ping to vpnrouter
<29> is there a way to kick everyone off my box that is "LISTENING"?
<29> I had a error in my config for the last couple days, and had tons of people using my server as a proxy.. fixed now, but they are still dormant on the box
<3> nshb: config of what? apache and mod_proxy?
<29> yea
<3> nshb: you could have explained yourself better, you know that, right?
<29> how I got all the connections isn't so much as the point as to how to get rid of them
<29> as far as I know, that was explained clearly ?
<3> not really, you can kill a "LISTENING", but kill what's listening
<3> so saying what is listening matters a lot
<3> anyway
<29> I have fixed it now, they will still be able to use my site as a proxy, but they will get my first apache virtual host
<29> which is fine by me
<3> which means that they wont be able to use your site as a proxy :)
<29> so how can I kill all LISTENING?
<29> not as an open proxy
<29> :)
<29> they can still use it as a "proxy", just wont go anywhere but my site ;)
<3> nshb: blah, whatever. I ***ume that those LISTENING are about apache processes, cant really be ppl in using it, otherway they'd be ESTABLISHED or FIN_WAIT
<29> actually, seems I have left them out to dry
<3> so that doesnt really sound correct either
<29> they are gone now
<29> now there back... hmm
<29> seems I will have to wait for my IP to be removed from the proxy lists
<3> oooh, k, *that*
<29> they are TIME_WAIT and FIN_WAIT
<29> few are ESTABLISHED
<3> now u're making sense :)
<3> nshb: anyway, you'll see that staff for long, weeks at least, generally they do not give-up before a month or so
<29> ****ty
<29> should put some google ads on there or something ;)
<29> or setup a virtual host to go somewhere I want them too..
<3> nshb: if they ever do... being automated scans there's nobody really paying attention to non-responding proxies once they got a reply at first
<29> a
<3> nshb: no vhost, just use mod-rewrite and redirect them to fbi.gov
<29> is there a way to detect a incoming proxy request and only forward those?
<3> you're not really causing any hurt to them, tho, it's just funny :)
<29> heh, they may stop trying quicker ;)
<3> nah, as I said it's just bots
<29> suppose no harm done then
<3> nshb: look into mod-rewrite, with rewrite-cond you can do any sort of inspection on the request
<3> nshb: yes, as I already said
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