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<0> here let me prove it ikernel
<0> go to http://192.168.0.5:2000
<1> errr how to go to private ip ?
<1> ...
<0> it's not private
<0> you'll see what it is
<1> hmm
<0> it will also remind you of windows, lol
<1> seem like it is to me
<1> maybe i am wrong
<0> it is
<1> ......
<0> but it's now a webserver
<0> so...
<2> Linuxkid: That's a local ip...
<0> yeah I know
<0> it's mine
<2> Linuxkid: I can't get to it
<0> huh
<3> sappy: what do you need to know?
<4> Linuxkid: local IPs are not routed in the internet, so nobody "from the outside" can reach it ...
<2> Linuxkid: You wanna pay for the plane ticket and shipping costs so I can come to your house and plug my comp into your router?
<0> try again
<0> are you positive
<4> Linuxkid: it can't work ...
<0> there's a program set up to make that port a webserver
<0> there is
<5> can one get scripts that would allow xchat to function as invision 2.0 does with mIRC?
<0> did you even try?
<4> Linuxkid: but you need an _official_ IP address so that your computer can be reached from the internet
<0> so you mean that I can't be running from a wireless router than
<4> and the addresses from 192.178. are _private_ addresses which are not reachable from the internet
<5> Thanks anyway
<2> Linuxkid: I'm trying with your internet ip. It's not working, you might have to open a port on your router or port foward a port on your router, or open a port in your firewall.
<0> try this 172.172.41.116
<2> Linuxkid: I have.
<4> Linuxkid: your router get's an official address when it opens the internet connection; you would need to configure your router to forward requests to your computer
<0> that's what whatismyip.com said
<2> Linuxkid: I tried that
<2> Linuxkid: In your router, port foward port 2000 to 192.168.0.5. What model of router do you have?
<0> actiontec
<0> I see an option for it
<2> Linuxkid: Where?
<0> on the local ip of my router
<2> good
<0> there is a scetion called port fowarding
<2> go there
<0> it asks for ip port range
<0> what's that?
<2> put a screen shot on imageshack
<0> the program does something better
<2> Linuxkid: private message me the link to the screenshot
<0> huh
<0> I don't get how to set it up
<2> Linuxkid: put a screen shot on imageshack, and /msg iKernel <link goes here>
<2> Linuxkid: I mean the screenshot of the router's port fowarding page
<0> oh
<2> Linuxkid: hurry up
<0> did it
<2> now /msg ikernel <like goes here>
<0> i did
<2> s/like/link
<2> Linuxkid: did what?
<0> sent it to you
<2> :S
<2> >:(
<0> did it again
<2> well I don't see it.
<6> i don't think u can /msg anything
<6> if your not registered
<2> I think he's tripped over a cable.
<2> I'm not getting any ping replies from him.
<0> what ping
<2> never mind
<2> just paste the link here
<0> http://img117.imageshack.us/img117/4079/portip3jk.gif
<2> Linuxkid: Put in 2000 in the first box and 2000 in the second box
<0> k
<2> Linuxkid: And put 192.168.0.5 in the IP Port Range
<0> k
<0> ip port range or adress
<0> frappuccino?
<2> Linuxkid: whoops i meant IP Adress
<7> does anybody know if you can re-***emble a software raid array without the mdadm.conf?
<0> why do people keep pinging me?
<0> k
<0> now what?
<2> Linuxkid: click Add
<0> k
<0> am I good
<2> Linuxkid: then click Save and Restart
<2> Linuxkid: you'll get disconnected from the internet for a bit
<2> for like 10 seconds
<0> be back soon
<0> bye
<2> wait
<2> you have windows vista???
<2> meh
<6> win2003 r2 = buggish : vista = horde of bugs
<2> win2003?
<2> soulds like it should have been out 3 years ago
<6> win 2003 server release candidate 2
<2> ook...
<6> is there any difference(using K3B) between #1 creating an image->burn VS. #2 burn directly from the HDrive?
<2> yeah
<6> like what?
<2> with the image, if it's a os installation image, it'll boot
<6> like, image a HDrive to cd and it'll boot? o.0
<2> don't think so
<2> has to be special
<2> like downloaded from a site like suse's site
<2> stupid winxp installation under vmplayer seems to be stuck on Installing Devices...
<6> im talking about a normal data files
<2> ah
<2> i'm not sure what the difference is...
<6> is there any technical docs on kb3 i can read?
<6> !k3b
<8> Rumour has it k3b is very good for making audiocds
<9> !mkisofs
<9> !k3b
<8> Rumour has it k3b is just a frontend to cdrecord/cdrdao/mkisofs etc..
<6> - -" its NOT a rumour
<9> any mkisofs expeprt here?
<9> Frappuccino, I'm trying to get a dvd burner to burn: http://pastebin.com/637258
<9> the encoding is _not_ the prob
<9> however, I have no idea y the fs can't be created
<9> and y the size is always 0
<6> well its says your problems in the warnings...
<6> filesystem that does not conform to ISO-9660
<6> ISO-9660 filenames longer than 31
<1> bind9-dlz anyone know how to compile this ?
<9> well, it's a backup, the filenames need to be prerved :-(
<9> *preserved*
<1> or where can i find the source file ?
<6> when U press burn goto advance tab try choose LV3
<9> k, thx, will try Frappuccino , might take 5 mins
<6> fiddle with the advance tab, and use a dvd rw :)
<6> btw what do you preferr DVD+ or minus?
<6> >,<
<9> I prefer + for no real reason, mosty I take plus because it's better available for me
<9> right now however I'm fiddling w/ -
<9> and, no, right no I have no + on my hand
<6> a new dvd user huh..
<10> Aloha
<6> sappy, http://bind-dlz.sourceforge.net/
<11> who is here using an kernel of the day ??
<9> Frappuccino, not a new dvd user, but an unknown box away from home w/ an unkown burner ^^
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