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<0> I need to verify that those things are also the same.
<1> I believe so.. a timestamp of some sort, plus a unique id.. that would mess up a checksum compare..
<1> for an entire disk compare
<1> not for the files on them
<0> Zider Yep it sure would.
<0> Hmm, so it would be nice to compare everything execapt that.
<2> does anybody know what algorithm the command zip -e uses?
<2> I've tried googling but keep getting bloody companies at the top of the ratings
<3> Hmm..
<4> I am trying to forward port 8118 over an ssh connection but it says forwarded connection refused by server, what causes this. is there something special about this port number
<3> http://www.prepressure.com/pdf/info/compression.htm perhaos.
<4> do I have to log in as the user that is forwarding this port or something strange like that
<3> humbletech99, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZIP_file_format seems to have some nice info also.. not sur if its what you want however.
<5> can i ask to ask to ask?
<6> no
<5> it says "Don't ask to ask", but it doesn't say i can't ask about that



<7> sup richih
<5> Dr_Willis: don't ask
<4> is a port forwarded over ssh considered a local connection?
<3> Hmm... from the local machine it sees it as a local connetion I think
<3> I get confused when doing that stuff.
<7> local is all relative
<7> if its forwarded, its not local
<7> or, everything is local in that respect
<7> take your pick
<3> its going in to a local end of the ssh tunnle :P
<3> hmm.. how does that relate to stunnle
<3> http://www.stunnel.org/examples/
<7> traffic is only local until something operates on it
<3> similer/related way to do similer task?
<4> yes you can tunnel multiple tcp connections over a single ssh connection right
<4> it is going to a local machine
<3> :P
<7> id question the accuracy of that statement quantum
<4> well I mean the machine B that I am tunneling into. Does machine B consider incoming info from the tunnel on that port to origionate from itself
<3> hmmm.
<7> no, it considers the info to be coming from wherever it declares itself to be coming from
<7> its kind of like, ssh to myself
<7> the traffic is physically all local, but ssh is going to treat it as raw traffic from a specified address. locality is irrelevant to the situation
<4> so IF machine B has IP 10.whatever, and I tunnel into machine A 25.whatever, it will think infor from B is from localhost or from 10.whatever
<7> for example, in ssh ->myself, the ssh connection to sshd says "im coming from 127.0.0.1". sshd says, "f' if i care, you arent in my allow rules"
<6> _sho_: oi
<7> "local" is just a way of describing a specific type of traffic, not a qualifier of traffic
<7> if that makes sense
<6> heh
<4> yeah I think so, basically the app has to accept not local connections even though it is tunneled in
<7> RichiH: think my explanation qualifies as "a good one"?
<3> :)
<3> its just the kind of thing you got to mess with for a few hrs
<4> it has something like permit-access 192.168.45.64/26 as the format for access
<4> how would I change it to allow access from any ip
<4> since it is behind my firewall router firewall it should be o.k.
<4> so apparently the 26 is the bit mask
<4> how can I tell if the forwarded information is acutally making it to the program
<4> seems like something is wrong with ssh
<8> hi. is there a command that goes through an ascii file and checks for duplicate lines?
<9> osi_plastiq: A combination of sort and uniq will do so
<3> osi_plastiq, 'uniq'
<8> thanks!
<10> 222342223lslds
<10> 32/quit
<10> Hm..
<10> Very intentional..
<11> RichiH, u about?>
<6> ompaul: i will be leaving in a few seconds
<12> can someone help me debug my kernel compilation error ... here's a log --> http://www.tlhiv.org/tmp/log
<11> can you do a pop intop #ubuntu
<6> w***up?
<11> RichiH, I think you saw it :-) it there
<13> anyone knows how to zip subfolders of the subfolders ?
<14> Does anyone have suggestions for a really light X server? I tried tinyX but it won't run for some reason (library issues) and I can't find the source.
<14> monteiro, zip -r
<13> CHodapp : tks :)



<13> CHodapp : i was doing -R :) now it works, tks :)
<15> does anyone know good software to allow one to type in japanese, korean, or chinese using linux?
<15> in xwindows
<15> like when surfing the web using mozilla
<15> it'd be nice to be able to do what i currently do on my mac, "command-space" to get th keyboard for typing other languages.
<15> the
<14> Can anyone offer some help with getting SLIP to work? I know the serial link works, and I can get the ppp0 device, but it disappears at random and I can't ping or anything.
<15> hmm
<16> are ICMP messages tcp, udp , or either/or ?
<16> what I dont understand is that traceroute uses ICMP_Time_Exceeded, but also uses UDP? it sends a UDP packet,..and the Time Exceeded is just the reply maybe.
<10> icmp is icmp
<17> the source="" line in the kismet.conf file asks for sourcetype,interface,name[,initialchannel]...what is the name part mean? is this arbitrary? and if i don't want to set the channel (which is says is optional) do i leave the [,] or just omitt it?
<10> shwag: But yeah, you got it right afaik
<10> barfly: omit it
<17> and the name? the interface is the ath0, but what name is it asking for?
<17> couldn't find any definitions in the docs
<10> Don't know, never used kismet.. try setting ath0 there as well or sth.. can't hurt
<17> cool beans
<18> What is the name of the application that will make specific ports available and trigger events when they are opened?
<18> portsentry?
<1> Kalmairn: yes
<18> k.
<18> I thought of the answer as I hit enter. Sorry. :)
<1> that's what I use :D
<19> hi
<19> how do i use samba to get some files from my computer?
<20> hello all
<19> hi
<19> do u know how i can use samba to get my files?
<20> Does Linux support dual channel ram by default?
<21> get your files from where?
<21> yyoj: isn't that ddr?
<20> I think so
<21> yyoj: i think your question is like....
<19> i want to get my files from my win computer named desktop and transfer some to my unix box/
<21> does linux support 400mhz ddr?? (when it supports 333)
<19> using samba, so what cmd do i enter
<21> harm1988: 1st share a folder in windows
<20> daedric: yea that's my question
<19> i have :P
<21> then... configure samba to share a folder in linux
<21> then:
<19> cant i just mv the files or something?
<21> in linux -> mkdir /mnt/windows && mount //windows_pc_name/share /mnt/windows -t smbfs
<19> i just want to get three 4 pages HTML files..
<21> jesus
<1> yyoj: dual channel ram and 400MHz DDR and stuff is a hardware thing.. linux doesn't have to support it.. :)
<21> set up 2 msn accounts... log them both.. and send the files...
<21> Zider: that was my point
<21> linux only see's XPTO gb/sec ram
<20> Zider: cool thanks for info.
<1> yyoj: np :)
<22> hello, i am trying to boot off a floppy and i get "Syslinux Boot failed"
<19> daedric when i do this mount stuff will i just make a shortcut or transfer the contents?
<20> I use Ubuntu 5.10 at home. It works good on my computer but I don't know if Hyper-threading is working. I used the ht=on option on kernel boot up and seems still like the same speed. I used the smp kernel and still the same speed. I don't know if it's working.
<20> Anybody have any ideas on how to find out?
<1> yyoj: check /proc/cpuinfo if it reports two cpu's
<20> ok cool. man... I have to wait till tonight when I get home to check it though hehe
<21> harm1988: you will get the contents of the given share, on a dir of your linux box
<21> whatever you in the files in that dir.. you do to the files on the windows machine.
<21> like... ***ining a z: to a network share in windows... know what i mean?
<19> ok.. thank cuz i didnt feel like copie 80gbs of porn .. just 2
<21> yyoj: cat /proc/cpuinfo
<21> try it
<20> ok thanks I will
<19> mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on //Desktop/htdocs,
<19> missing codepage or other error
<19> In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
<19> dmesg | tail or so
<1> shouldn't that be \\Desktop\htdocs ?
<21> no
<23> hi all, what is the command for send a mail with a file attached? i know the command: mail....
<21> jak2000: good
<21> try man mail


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