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<1> quiet.
<2> anyone know about a linux compatible pda.... or any small linux compatible device with bluetooth?
<3> hm..
<4> I got this reply from sw-soft tech: you should open possibility for connection to 80 port on 208.251.212.20 node in your iptables rules for preventing issue with vzvpn starting. Now it is unaccessible with 'telnet 208.251.212.20 80' but it is required according /var/log/vzvpn.log file ... how do I do this exactly? Please someone explain
<5> Does anyone know of a good DVD ripper?
<6> what should be the chmod of my cgis?
<7> I can't get a mount point to mount automaticaly at startup, I removed 'noauto' from the options in fstab but it won't mount at boot time...any ideas?
<8> can someone tell me how to tell if my linux p***wd file is shadowed or not?
<9> maw
<1> saeton: sure. see if your p***words are listed in /etc/p***wd, see if an /etc/shadow exists with hashed values in it...
<8> amrit|wrk, if the p***wds are shadowed can i move /etc/shadow over to a new box and make the accounts and the ppl have the same p***wd?
<1> saeton: yes - as long as their uid/gid in /etc/p***wd and /etc/shadow on the new box match up
<10> I'm trying to learn what the LDAP directive sambaNTP***word is for. I'm not having any luck on google, would someone mind explaining it to me?
<11> macka: you trying to setup a domain controller?
<11> with samba?
<10> hehe, no, trying to solve a problem with our existing setup. Funnily enough, I never bothered to learn what NT and LM p***word directives were
<10> shall I explain the problem? Kinda long winded
<11> context is always good, pastebin it if you're going to write a blog entry :P
<10> bugger it, here goes:
<10> We have a server set up with Samba, authing on LDAP. It works fine. However, we're wanting to change this server (from linux to Solaris (my reason for quitting this job... OT!)), we've attempted this change a couple of days ago, most people could log into their PCs but a select few could not.
<10> we checked the obvious avenues, bot to no avail. Note: this server runs Samba, LDAP, DNS, DHCP and all sorts of other crap. My colleague thinks that it's got somethign to do with DHCP
<10> I disagree
<10> figured the best starting point would be to learn what NTp***word was, because we noticed that it seems to change sometimes when people log on (and they're NOT changing their p***words)
<11> heh, this isnt really an answer, but while your at converting, might wanna just use FDS
<10> FDS?
<11> directory.fedora.redhat.com
<10> ****edup Directory Services?
<10> ok, looking
<11> heh, i havent used it, but everyone i've talked to in enterprise says its pretty decent, when compared to nonsense like just using AD, and like bind :P
<11> LOL
<10> my other reason for quitting this job: it takes a year to get anything approved around here. I'll be growing grey hair by the time it get implemented if I put it forward now
<11> if you arent capable of atleast putting something infront of the CTO that's competent enough to look at, you arent going to get anywhere at any job imho.
<11> complaining never got me anywhere.
<10> change isn't an option, gotta fix the problem at hand. Believe me, there's a *LOT* I would change around here if I could
<11> heh, someone should probably be able to help you with your LDAP question, but i've never used it.
<12> hi all
<10> I see what you're saying, not really the case here. Comes down to bad mangement and treating staff incorrectly.
<10> alrighty, but do you know what the NTP***word is for?
<11> i need to get my hands dirty and setup a test FDS controller.
<12> sorry to be so green, if someone took a directory and tarred it into multiple segments ( file.tar.001, file.tar.002, file.tar.003 ... file.tar.024 ) how can i join all the pieces in order to produce file.tar ?
<13> lrojas : how did they split up the files? using 'split'?
<12> not sure
<13> then ask the person who did it
<12> using 7-Zip an OpenSource program that can do it automatically
<12> he just choosed the directory and told it to tar a directory ( no compression ) and to split it in CD sized segments
<10> choosed
<10> heh
<12> sorry english is a secondary language
<12> ??
<12> so how do i join the pieces toguether?
<12> ananke, still here?
<13> kinda
<12> anybody knows how to join the files?
<13> lrojas : you expect an answer to a vague question?
<12> is not a vague question
<12> i asked very specifically
<13> it is a vague question. we don't how exactly the files were split.
<12> a file that is segmented into 24 pieces, each iece is named file.tar.xxx where xxx is a squence from 001 to 024, how do i join the pieces toguether to reconstruct the file
<12> i told you how...
<13> nope, you didn't tell me 'how'. you told me what software was used, that doesn't tell me 'how'
<12> *sigh* for the sake of argument lest say the command that was used was split, would that make any difference?
<13> lrojas : yes, because of the way split works
<13> lrojas : in that case, cat file1 file2 file3 file4 > bigfile
<12> how does split work?
<12> ok
<12> thanks
<13> it splits it
<13> split is like a cutting knife. it doesn't modify anything
<14> anyone know how to merge many files into one file?
<15> rarman1: cat *.txt >> alltext.txt
<14> gnubien: yes, but what about 20 files?
<14> automated?
<15> rarman1: more details needed on filenames, locations
<14> gnubien: I have a growing number of web logs that take the form service1.log.YEAR-MONTH-DAY and I need to merhe them all
<14> merge
<15> rarman1: ls service1.log.* see if it lists all the files you want to merge; if so, cat service1.log.* >> allservice1.log
<14> ok that work. now I need to sort them by date - common log format from aolserver
<15> rarman1: ls service1.log.* |sort see if its what you want, maybe the -n or -g switch will make it right
<14> but the date is in the middle of the line
<15> service1.log.YEAR-MONTH-DAY?
<14> yeah service1.log.2006-05-18 etc...
<15> rarman1: service1.log.YEAR-MONTH-DAY should sourt by the number after service and the dates
<15> s/sourt/sort
<14> right good call
<14> ls service1.log.* | xargs cat >> service1.merge.log
<15> rarman1: does that cmd work like you want?
<14> yep
<14> thanks for the brainstorming
<15> rarman1: cool, have fun ;)
<14> webalizer is now processing all of my logs - thanks to gnubien
<16> i restarted my laptop and it goes through the standard startup but it only gets to MOUNTING ROOT FILE SYSTEM and then it goes to a black screen and says CANT EXECUTE /BIN/SH i really need some help i am running of a live copy of ubuntu what do i do
<16> i run ubuntu
<16> what can i do to fix it
<16> i need to be able to boot back to my ubuntu not the live cd
<17> i need to be able to boot back to my ubuntu not the live cd
<17> i restarted my laptop and it goes through the standard startup but it only gets to MOUNTING ROOT FILE SYSTEM and then it goes to a black screen and says CANT EXECUTE /BIN/SH i really need some help i am running of a live copy of ubuntu what do i do
<5> Hello anyone.
<5> Does anyone know of a good DVD ripper? One that can extract not only whole DVDs but also scenes.
<18> trans...something
<18> i don't recall the name
<18> IMHO windows is better for ripping DVDs
<18> just easier
<5> There is the program transcode, but I need a GUI. I use to have this program called Acidrip, but it's requirements are too old.
<19> requirements.... too old?
<7> Man, this is so off-topic but do any of you use both OSX, Linux AND Windows on a daily basis?
<19> Somewhat
<19> OSX not quite as frequently
<7> I've never used OSX, and i'm deciding if I want to try it out
<5> For Acidrip, it requires some GTK bindings for Perl. Trouble is, I use KDE.
<7> Like, is it 'better' (subjective, I know) than windows?
<19> Ste^H^H^HBorrow someone's Apple laptop and try it out
<10> hey guys
<19> Maybe it's better, maybe it's not. You kinda have to decide on your own.
<19> To some people, it's the most brain-dead, stupid fugly interface they've seen.
<19> To others, they will refuse to use anything else.
<10> I'm trying to write a script, need a bit of help. I want the loop to run a command for every instance of the variable $SRV[]
<10> http://pastebin.com/725833
<10> running that, I'd hope for it to echo two lines: apollo.cpu and apollo.load
<10> what am I doing wrong?
<20> http://top500.org/site/1103 <-- hmm wonder who that is
<21> http://pastebin.com/725870 - Can someone take a look at this? I plugged in a CD-ROM drive via my IDE -> USB cable ... but I want to rip a cd with grip ... how location / path do I put? Thanks!
<22> Can anyone explain why this is failing? http://pastebin.com/725881
<22> Figured it out. I was misusing checkinstall. It should be sudo checkinstall make install
<17> ok does anyone know how to make a folder write protected to when somone tries to see what is in or tried to CD to that folder they have to enter my root p***word
<19> WRITE protected?
<23> bosco: if you chmod 700 it, only the owner (and root) will be able to cd into it
<17> amphi, thank you
<24> hi, i'm newish and i was wondering why i can't SU from my normal user
<25> samrocks: what's the problem?
<24> i'm trying to SU into root from a new user i just created
<24> and it says i cannot
<24> I have the AC'97 module loaded, but it's not finding my sound card
<24> when i do a cat /proc/asound/cards
<24> any ideas on how to fix
<26> samrocks: what distro?
<24> inv_Arp, gentoo
<24> also...whenever i do lsusb when my camera is plugged in how do i mount the files on that over?
<26> whats the exact erro you get when trying to su - root
<24> su: Permission Denied
<24> any idea :(
<25> samrocks:
<25> try "sudo "
<24> I got it
<24> thanks guys
<25> you welcome lol
<24> farking google
<25> i need help my distro dosent wants to reconize mycd rw
<24> :( thats something i'm gonna tackle after i get my wireless working with ndiswrapper
<24> which will happen once i recompile this kernel with my ac97 sound drivers as modules
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