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<0> what did i forget to do?
<0> sounds like wrong gateway mebby.
<1> looks like my route table had the wrong subnet mask
<1> but fixing that, still looks bad
<0> ahh
<0> hmmm
<0> prolly something else then. I gotta go chase girls now though.
<1> well looks good, acts bad :(
<1> kk, have fun
<0> double check against that paste. sometimes one wont notice the wrog number for a while. I know
<0> get somebody else to look too.
<0> poof
<1> I might just make a bridge
<2> what's the prob geesus?
<0> Wy have two networks anyway?
<1> chupacabra: seperate lab and admin, and we have a network connection for each anyway
<1> spike: I have 2 hosts on an upstairs network that I want to be able to connect to a server on the downstairs network, both networks are connected to a linux box (upstairs eth0 192.168.0.2, downstairs eth1 192.168.2.2)
<1> upstairs is the lab, downstairs is admin, our asterisk server is downstairs near the phone lines, and we have a pair of iaxy's that need to connect to it
<2> geesus: how's the route table on 192.168.0.2?
<2> what's "localnet"? paste route -N on 192.168.0.2
<2> and the box u're connecting from
<2> and route from on of the boxes on 192.168.2.x ure connecting to
<2> geesus: and bridge wont help because brdiging is for diffirent segents of the same subnet
<3> extremely frustrating problem which may result in some violence... since migrating to Linux, my dvd burner has never functioned properly. it's always taken about 2 hours to do 1 disc, and for CD's it takes about half an hour.
<3> not only this, but the drive now refuses to burn anything at all, repeatedly making a low-pitched rumbling noise every few seconds
<3> reads discs fine, just wont write anything
<3> dont have Windows on this PC any more, but when I did have a dualboot setup, going into Windows cured the problem for some stupid reason
<3> is my burner just a pile of crap?
<4> silverblade: Is DMA enabled on the drive? Which kernel are you on? What prog are you using to do the burning?
<3> yes, dma is the first thing i check every time
<3> kernel 2.6.11, but happens on all 2.6s i tried (not tried 2.4)
<3> using k3b. problem occurs using cdrecord also
<4> How's the system response while doing the burning?
<3> fine
<4> What's the dev arg you're using w/ cdrecord?
<5> cron isn't working for me, I want it to turn off my computer everynight at 12:30, I made the file turnoff, and in it had "30 0 * * * halt" and then used crontab turnoff
<5> but it hasn't worked
<3> this was something i did the other day so i dont remember - i used /dev/hda which is my cd burner (hard drive is sata)
<4> so just like dev=/dev/hda then?
<3> also, first attempt at burning a cd the other day resulted in the data being written about a centimetre into the writing surface - you could see where the data had recorded
<3> pretty much.
<3> did it in DAO mode
<3> thats probably the only other flag i used
<4> Hm
<4> Could try doing the burnfree thing
<3> burnfree was enabled in k3b
<4> With DVDs I've had much better luck with growisofs than cdrecord-prodvd
<4> Could maybe give that a try as well
<1> spike: sorry was afk for a bit entertaining the boss :( brb ill paste what your after
<6> silverblade: ATAPI CD/DVD burner?
<4> Oh, wait, 2.6.11?
<3> gnubien: er... yeah
<4> I had huge problems burning w/ 2.6.11 as well
<3> aaaah
<4> That's actually when I said "---- it" and went back down to 2.4
<3> hmm
<4> My laptop's been running more recent 2.6es though and it's been fine
<4> I think it was just a kind of temporary issue with kernel releases at the time (at least that's how it seems to me)
<7> "geesus" at 220.245.180.132 pasted "route -N" (6 lines) at http://channels.debian.net/paste/1762
<4> It may be worth a kernel upgrade to see if that's the factor
<3> im thinking of just not doing anything too advanced on linux anyway. i have a windows machine which i run an app on which i cant get for linux yet
<6> silverblade: http://applications.linux.com/article.pl?sid=04/11/16/1555246&tid=13&tid=47
<3> got quite a few niggly thing which irritate me and have no obvious solution
<6> silverblade: http://www.dvdplusrw.org/
<1> spike: http://channels.debian.net/paste/1762
<4> silverblade: Heh. It can be an issue. Personally I don't call 2.6 stable yet, but that's just me
<3> I tend to use k3b for all my burning needs
<3> if it turns out that the drive is just not compatible with linux, it'll go in my other pc
<4> Anyway, I'd recommend hopping on the most recent 2.6 and see if that clears it up for you
<3> ok
<4> Kind of a lame answer, but there it is
<3> i recall when i built a custom kernel most of my problems disappeared
<3> but ive reinstalled and upgraded to Fedora 4 from 3
<3> all i wanted to do was see if suse was any good on this other pc, but doesnt look like i'll be able to do that tonight now
<4> That ****s
<3> oh well... if it means a new drive that's what it means. its had a fair bit of abuse this thing.
<3> but thats primarily because it just never works
<3> whats a good dvd writer for Linux
<1> xine!
<1> oh wait
<1> writer
<1> we have a pioneer here
<6> silverblade: man -k dvd
<3> gnubien: i appreciate your efforts to help me, but im not looking for a *program*. im having problems with k3b and also cdrecord, which indicates a general problem with my burner itself
<1> aight, what device driver is catching it? ide-cd, the scsi emu one?
<3> i believe its ide-cd
<8> is ide-cd the SCSI emu one?
<8> or did I misread your sentence...
<3> i could be wrong
<1> misread :) I hope
<1> silverblade: check dmesg
<3> got it wrong, its /dev/hdb
<3> but anyway
<3> hdb: packet command error: status=0x51 { DriveReady SeekComplete Error }
<3> hdb: packet command error: error=0x30 { LastFailedSense=0x03 }
<3> ide: failed opcode was: unknown
<1> I use growisofs for writing, I heard cdrecord isnt good for dvd's
<9> hi, how can I launch an instance of urxvt showing a specific working directory
<4> silverblade: I've had really good luck with my NEC ND-3540A
<4> silverblade: And the 3520A before that
<4> silverblade: Though that one died after less than a year
<4> silverblade: Though newegg rma'd it for the 3540 I've got
<4> geesus: I've had the same experience (re: growisofs/cdrecord)
<1> only thing we use ours for is backing up
<1> from cron
<1> I can paste the script if you want :)
<4> silverblade: I guess they're up to the 3550A now: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16827152058
<7> "geesus" at 220.245.180.132 pasted "dvdbackup.sh" (12 lines) at http://channels.debian.net/paste/1763
<1> that script is entirely set+forget for us, we walk in each morning and theres a dvd burnt in the tray staring us in the face :D
<4> Will it put a new DVD in the tray for you, too?
<1> unfortunatly we needed a script called littleworkexperiencekid.sh to do that one
<4> heh
<3> thanks for the help... i'll see whats about locally and if anythings similar is available
<10> anyone knows how to set a socks proxy so i can connect a proxy server trought ftp ?
<11> how do i fix/uninstall broken packages on my system?
<12> abs_ : and how should we know even what packaging system you use?
<1> can a bridge have 2 ips?
<1> I know if it can that both will exist on both sides, thats ok...
<1> but will packets still p*** through?
<11> I am gettin this error if I try to update/install/uninstall any packages...using fedora core 4 and apt
<11> /usr/bin/update-gdk-pixbuf-loaders: line 27: /etc/gtk-2.0/i386-redhat-linux-gnu/gdk-pixbuf.loaders: No such file or directory
<11> error: %postun(librsvg2-2.9.5-2.i386) scriptlet failed, exit status 1
<12> dunno what to tell you. i never mix <one distro> with <package manager from another distro>
<12> check in #fedora
<13> how secure is ssh?
<13> is it basically hackerproof?
<5> I can't get rid of a user that is logged in
<5> no matter what I do
<5> the user is called "user"
<13> if there is a public wireless network if I use a secure tunnel over ssh am I amune to all easedropping?
<12> quantum__ : the answer is: practically yes
<13> cool
<12> quantum__ : of course, it applies only to everything that's tunneled via ssh.
<13> yeah, I tunnel a port and direct critical stuff across it
<1> I thought you said "criminal stuff across it" and I was gonna say "yes, that too"
<13> no, uncle sam can sure hack it I bet
<13> nothing is same from Bush
<13> safe rather
<13> fortunately I don't have much to hide
<14> Is there a reason I might compile a kernel module against the kernel sources, and get "invalid module format?"
<12> CodyDH : did you compile the kernel long time ago, and in the meantime upgraded the compiler?
<14> nope
<14> I just installed this kernel, just installed the sources, and just compiled the module
<12> hmm, unless the module was never really compiled against your stuff. what driver is it?
<14> ndiswrapper :/
<14> I have an idea.. how would I link /lib/modules/2.6.../build to /usr/src/kernels/2.6.../
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