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<0> pome, if that id for performance reasons, consider usign a database
<0> otherwise, nfs is relatively simple
<1> considered it, tried it
<1> couldn't get it to work
<0> hmm. should be fairly simple with mysql
<0> works for me -> simple :)
<2> pome : http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/NFS-HOWTO/
<2> !nfs
<3> Rumour has it nfs is lame ;P
<4> mmm
<4> !nfs
<3> Rumour has it nfs is lame ;P
<4> nfs is mmm welll nfs
<2> strange
<4> !nfs
<3> Rumour has it nfs is mmm welll nfs
<4> !rumour bill-barriere
<3> bill-barriere: I've not heard any rumours about bill-barriere!
<5> it doesn't like hyphens
<4> ho yeah
<5> they make mysql cry
<2> !/etc/exports
<2> !yast
<3> Rumour has it yast is a pain in the ***...i mean the software part, the rest is great
<6> gah
<7> Richlv: are you using sshfs/fuse? it is not so far stable until now...
<5> illustre: what are you trying todo?
<4> woot someone remember me too hug nermal he fixed me in the stats :P
<4> got damnned -
<2> benJIman|tov: get some info how to change language only for yast
<5> bill-barriere: leave him a !tell
<6> everyone is having trouble with wep
<5> illustre: you can change the whole system
<4> !tell nermal woot thanks alot for fixing me on the stat ;)
<3> bill-barriere: Okay, will tell upon next speaking. (Sent to 1 person.)
<2> benJIman|tov: i want only yast not entire system [language change]
<5> don't know if you can do that
<4> ;)
<4> nope i dont think you can
<2> benJIman|tov:reference guide implies you can
<4> yast even traduce remote yast
<5> perhaps if you change your lang
<4> so if local is french you ssh an ncurse and its gonna be french too
<4> even if server is only in english
<2> where are those funny msg from susehelp coming from
<5> why would you want to change only yast's language?
<5> illustre: what messages?
<2> yast is a pain in the blablablabla
<5> just things people have said in the channel
<2> benJIman|tov:bilingual peopole maintaining system :-)
<4> user can have their own local
<4> each user
<5> indeed
<4> ho yast is root tho
<2> how?
<2> correct yast is root
<5> you could create another acount with superuser privs
<5> or use sudo or something
<2> this is what book says, you can change the language for yast this implies it could be done for yast specific
<5> probably just bad wording
<2> mmmmm
<5> sudo should use your user environment by default so might keep your locale, but that's just a guess
<2> k
<2> what is kdes xchat equivalent and why does it not install by default
<8> hi
<9> illustre: konversation is a great irc client for kde.. will install by default in SuSE 10.1
<8> has someone here suse 10.0 64bit and uses apt as paket manager?
<2> cb400f, is it in 10.0 is that the package name
<9> illustre: yes and yes
<2> got it
<10> eichi: you have it in yast
<2> my last q? for today does anyone know if the linksys wireless card wrt54g works in 10.0 out of the book is a ralintech chip
<11> sorry men, is there someone that want to ear my helpcry
<8> yes problem is the source.list
<8> @ WariO
<8> unknown typ 'rpm' in line 1 in sourcelist /etc/apt/sources.list
<8> how could this happen?
<0> lubomier, iam not yet using it, but i know a couple of persons who do
<12> I'm running 10.0 oss w/ kde 3.5.1 installed via yast repo. Problem is, that the recent you update kde-core-components reprodutilly let me not start my PC in stage 5. Looks like KDM is messed up by that update (at least on my PC) as installing kde-base-kdm from kde.org solves the prob
<0> i haven't heard any complaints, as far as i can remember
<12> can s/o confirm or give a workaround
<12> ?
<10> EICHI find and add sorcce list to sourcelist /etc/apt/sources.list
<8> yes i did
<8> but source.list starts with rpm....
<8> thats normal, isn't it?
<10> yep
<8> yes, and why an error "unknown type" ?!
<8> rpm ftp://ftp4.gwdg.de/pub/linux/suse/apt SuSE/10.0-x86_64 rpmkeys base java update extra samba3 kde gnome packman mozilla suser-drcux suser-gbv suser-guru suser-jengelh suser-scorot security
<8> thats the one I use
<13> anaZ Nashif!
<8> error comes, if i start "apt update"
<7> Richlv: you can count the first :)
<7> what!? apt in suse? you must be f.. kidding...
<8> apt in suse is the best you can do :)
<8> it worked on 9.x very nice
<8> but now 10.0 64bit....this confuse error
<7> eichi: i must use suse in my work, i like debian based distros.. well, i know the power of apt...
<14> apt is nice 4 sure
<8> apt for suse is very common
<10> works on x86
<0> lubomier, what are the problems with sshfs ? are there stability problems with normal usage, or is it more like bad connection/suspend etc ?
<14> I use SUSE for my desktop, and I have a debian system on my big 200 Gig harddrive that I use to store and organize data
<15> apt for Suse ****s . . if you want to update, learn to use YaST
<3> No, I disagree, FrostByte is the one that is the ****.
<15> lol
<14> the two are not mutually exclusive
<14> Yast is pretty impressive, although much much slower than apt
<15> you wont break your distro using YaST. It will tell you when are about too.
<7> Richlv: when i wasn't use it for some time, i was unable to acces/umount/anything mounted sshfs filesystem. so i drasticaly rmmoded -f fuse module and my system goes to knees.. :) smile because it wasn't production system :)
<15> and I dont mind a little hand holding sometimes. Windows does too much, Linux based OS's dont usually do enough.
<14> Yast makes is easy to bring together repositories with other sources, including files on the hard disk, and I like the way that it informs you of every possible option when there's a conflict or unresolved dependancy.
<15> I used apt for SuSE for a while, until I realized it was messing everything. I had to reload, and vowed not to use it again.
<15> of course, this is just my opinion . . and I dont really count in the scheme of things ;)
<14> I use neither apt for SUSE, nor YAST for debian
<16> what is this, logic ?
<14> Likewise, I don't accept bribes from Democrats, or have *** with Republicans
<17> hi people
<17> anyone ever have a problem with kbear making a mess of the panel every time you load it?
<14> No, but good morning
<17> morning! :D
<14> uhhh kbear
<17> kbear
<17> it's an ftp application
<14> kool
<18> kbear?
<17> yeah
<18> that ****s the hell out of me :S
<18> there are better alternatives
<18> FireFTP (firefox-extension) is simple and works nicely
<18> gftp does have more options and is nice also
<17> hmmmm
<14> but it doesn't come with suse... you have to track it down
<17> ahhh.... ok i'll do that, cos i agree kbear is kcrap!
<19> how/where do I edit the root's PS1 (in bash)?
<17> hey this still confuses me
<17> look at this:
<17> # gftp-2.0.18.tar.bz2 - Stable Source (bzip2) [1342 KB]
<17> # gftp-2.0.18.tar.gz - Stable Source (gzip) [2119 KB]
<17> which do I install?
<17> or download I should say.
<19> strange, that much difference between bzip and gzip
<17> yeah... the file size is m***ively different
<20> hi
<17> hi
<20> you have telnet installed?
<19> try the bzup ;)
<17> downloaded the larger one already
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