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<0> it's a scary terrible idea, but it works
<1> you probably don't need netcat there; something like ssh <server> cat file > /dev/whatever will work (if I correctly understand what you're doing)
<0> no, i needed netcat because i need the binaries there and i don't want the ssh overhead
<1> crimson: I was asking about the chip; but anyway, it's a bcm4306. there is a native driver but it's somewhat complicated to set up
<0> actually you could do it over the ssh channel woth careful cat but it's faster to do it unsecured
<1> crimson: see if ndiswrapper works better with the windows driver
<0> s/woth/with/p
<2> i couldn't get ndiswrapper to work
<2> kept getting invalid driver or no such dirctroy
<1> crimson: what directions were you following?
<0> and now i can finally go home
<0> see you d00ds later.
<3> cp ../../../acidblood_goodold/data/seen/* .
<3> -bash: /bin/cp: Argument list too long
<2> wiki from obuntu.com
<3> I hate that
<3> find...
<1> crimson: try again, make sure you have all the driver files in place
<2> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper?action=show&redirect=SetupNdiswrapperHowto
<3> how do I wont find...
<3> grrr
<3> think I got it
<1> crimson: right, it should be a single command. copy the drivers off the CD or (better) download current ones like suggested
<2> are you sure that was chipset that you typed erliaer
<2> erlier
<1> huh?
<2> you typed a chipset further up posting and said that was my chip set
<1> yes, because I looked it up
<2> ok
<4> trying to execute an x application by cron, causes "X:client rejected from local host". I have xauth set up for root... any ideas?
<2> can't i just use the native driver
<1> crimson: yes, but that's more complicated and needs you to extract the firmware first or something, since the card needs firmware to be uploaded
<2> oh
<2> i found outh that this is an all in one that does everything
<4> m4n: had to put DISPLAY= variable in crontab
<5> i need some help with some dmcrypt mappings
<5> for some reason my key stopped working out of nowhere :\
<5> wtf, you can't /nick on this network?
<6> Hello.
<6> I'm having trouble with the "users", "who", "uptime", "w", etc. not showing logged in users.
<6> just about everything that uses utmp doesn't show the users.
<6> permissions are fine, i'm not sure what the problem could be.
<7> now that's completely weird
<6> been like this since a reboot yesterday.
<6> can't really reboot it right now, because important backup scripts are running.
<7> mikey, I would probably try rebooting it, and then using a recent backup for recovery..
<7> (Was the reboot yesterday unclean?)
<6> I believe it was a forced reboot, yes.
<7> there's probably something funny with some file.. Maybe several
<6> i'm going to give it a reboot right now, and restart the backups when it comes back online.
<6> and we still have 0 users.
<7> :P
<6> that's screwy.
<7> If you can check tripwire or something to see what files have changed yesterday, that would help
<6> yeah, we don't have that running.
<7> What's the filesystem, by the way?
<6> one second.
<6> ext3
<6> there is data in /var/log/wtmp
<6> not so much in /var/run/utmp
<1> mikey: sounds like one of those is corrupted
<6> Is there a way to check the file?
<1> yes, there are utmp/wtmp editors
<1> one is called wted iirc
<1> it's safe to zero them before a reboot though
<1> if 'last' works, don't wipe wtmp yet
<6> last does work.
<1> so it's probably just utmp
<6> but, it's not showing data between the last two reboots.
<6> everything before that, yeah.
<1> back it up and replace it with an empty file
<6> just utmp?
<6> Okay, replaced.
<1> you can try that first
<1> restart sshd or something and log in
<1> see if it works now
<6> now i just have an empty utmp
<6> -rw-rw-r-- 1 root utmp 1 Mar 13 03:52 /var/run/utmp
<6> still not showing logged in users.
<1> it won't show anyone currently logged in. you need to make a new login
<6> yep, i did reconnect.
<6> restarted sshd, all that.
<6> and yeah, it's blank.
<6> what could cause sshd to not log these?
<1> I'm not sure. (if it's possible to test with e.g. local login that would be nice)
<1> also try touching the file instead of making it 1 byte
<6> i just did cp utmp utmp.bak and then echo "" > utmp
<1> use touch, not echo. echo adds a newline
<6> i just did touch, restarted sshd, reconnected, still doesn't work.
<6> hang on.
<1> did you remove the file before touching it?
<6> yes.
<6> I am going to bed for now
<6> i'll look at it tomorrow.
<8> hello
<9> hm, i'm using a distro that has apt but it cant find all packages. Are apt packages compiled for a certain distro, or for a certain computer architecture ?
<9> the package i want is Xampp (or maybe lampp) and i'm curious if i should try changing the /etc/apt/sources, and if so to what
<10> sybariten: apt is debian related, no matter if others have copied it. .deb wont work on them (if we exclude conversions on the fly as some pkg managers try to do)
<10> sybariten: and packages are of course compiled for a certain architecture, but that's not likely to be the problem
<10> sybariten: what distro are you running?
<9> one p***age i didnt understand, of your sentence there:
<9> ".deb wont work on them"
<10> you cannot install debian packages on an rpm system
<10> unless you convert it
<10> ie, there's a tool called alien that will convert an rpm to a deb
<9> spike: oh, yes, the distro Clarkconnect did something like that I THINK .... i'm on a knoppix-based (which in turn is debian-based) system now, i think it takes .deb files actually
<9> the distro is damnsmalllinux
<9> you got apt yourself ?
<10> sybariten: yes, I do. what have you got in /etc/apt/sources.list ? (use link in topic, dont paste more than 3 lines in here)
<9> spike: ok, do you mind trying "sudo apt-cache search xampp" or lampp ?
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