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<0> don't use an openpkg rpm
<0> use one made for SUSE Linux
<0> better try to use vsftpd anyway
<1> how do I place a shell script to run evertime at shutdown after logoff just before the hard disk is unmounted?
<2> i really couldnt find any other rpm for suse 9.3 x86_64
<0> it's more secure, and it comes with SUSE Linux
<2> :(
<2> cant
<2> i have to use it for this control panel software im using
<2> in an earlier installation it was working but i removed everything and reinstalled
<2> now its not
<0> hussam: make a link to it as /etc/init.d/rc6.d/S00myscript
<0> hussam: as well as a symlink /etc/init.d/rc0.d/S00myscript
<2> any idea yaloki
<0> hm
<0> turiddu: better install proftpd from sources than to use an openpkg RPM
<3> anybody willing to try compiling that c++ snippet? i'd hate to file a bug report for something that has already been fixed
<2> i did
<2> and it loads fine
<1> yaloki: both rc0 and rc6?
<2> ./usr/sbin/proftpd start -c /etc/proftpd.conf
<0> hussam: yes, rc0 is for shutdown, rc6 is for reboot
<2> no errors
<2> and my cpanel software says its running, i cant actually connect via ftp
<2> just i cant login :(
<0> turiddu: check the proftpd configuration, it propably has only anonymous logins allowed
<2> www.dolox.com/proftpd.conf
<0> turiddu: usually you have an option to allow real logins (or not)
<2> :l
<1> yaloki: ok thanks you so much.
<2> i change servertype from standalone to inetd
<0> turiddu: hm, ok, seems not
<0> turiddu: my guess is that the proftpd source installs a bogus PAM configuration
<2> because i see i have xinetd on my system, but it wasnt working before i changed it, but in the previous installation under stand-alone it was
<0> turiddu: /etc/pam.d/proftpd
<0> turiddu: install the vsftpd SUSE RPM
<0> turiddu: then copy its PAM config over to proftpd: cp /etc/pam.d/vsftpd /etc/pam.d/proftpd
<2> i need to use proftpd for this software :(
<0> it's for the PAM config
<2> oh
<0> copy the one from vsftpd for proftpd
<0> bbiab
<4> greetings
<2> error: Failed dependencies:
<2> /sbin/service is needed by proftpd-1.3.0-0.2.rc4.fc5
<2> libc.so.6(GLIBC_2.4)(64bit) is needed by proftpd-1.3.0-0.2.rc4.fc5
<2> libcrypto.so.6()(64bit) is needed by proftpd-1.3.0-0.2.rc4.fc5
<2> libpam.so.0(LIBPAM_1.0)(64bit) is needed by proftpd-1.3.0-0.2.rc4.fc5
<2> libssl.so.6()(64bit) is needed by proftpd-1.3.0-0.2.rc4.fc5
<2> sorry :(
<2> wrong paste
<4> anyone with experience on using serial console on opensuse 10? - I've tried the various tricks I could find on google, but it still doesn't work
<2> and window
<5> hi
<5> does anyone iofr you know a linux-tool for chinese-handwriting-recognition?
<6> hello.. which desktop is better for suse.. kde or gnome?
<7> kde
<5> kde
<2> suz0rus
<2> is my kernel name >=]
<6> just install suse 10 with gnome.. should be easy to install kde
<8> xine: couldn't find demux for >/home/boricua/Desktop/pnpmar06.wmv<
<8> xine: found input plugin : file input plugin
<8> xine: couldn't find demux for >/home/boricua/Desktop/pnpmar06.wmv<
<8> xine: found input plugin : file input plugin
<8> xine: couldn't find demux for >/home/boricua/Desktop/pnpmar06.wmv<
<8> xine: found input plugin : file input plugin
<8> xine: couldn't find demux for >/home/boricua/Desktop/pnpmar06.wmv<
<8> xine: found input plugin : file input plugin
<7> thats a common error
<8> soorry i did not see that
<8> kaffine is giving me this error when i try to run a wmv file
<7> only that file gives the error ?
<8> first one i tried let me see
<8> cant find other right now
<9> can someone help me figure out how to connect my linux box to my windows box
<9> i disabled the firewall on the windows box
<9> for some reason i can't ping it
<7> deathkat: and in the suse box ?
<9> i have the windows connected wirelessly through my dsl modem, and linux is wired to the same modem
<7> is files that you wanna share ?
<9> i have the static routing tables worked out correctly
<8> i tried another wmv and fails with same error
<7> boricua: try and avi or mpg
<8> what is demux?
<7> boricua: no idea
<7> boricua: but i guess that it dosent have the 'demultiplexer' aka the plugin or lib to decode
<8> where can i get that
<8> when i loaded kaffine it said it had the xine plugins as found
<7> try the 'mad' libs from an external repository
<7> bu i dont know i mad does .vm*
<8> brb
<9> anyone know how you can connect a SUSE 10 and a windows box?
<7> deathkat: but what is that you wanna connect ?
<7> deathkat: are you planning on sharing files ?
<7> deathkat: try 'arp -na' as root, do you see the other windows computer ip ?
<10> hmm strange. when I do arp -na I just see my router. samba might not be up for me.
<9> i dont see the other windows computer
<9> and when i try to ping it, it doesnt reply
<7> hmm, deathkat ping the other machine and do 'arp -an' on suse
<7> at the same time
<7> still nada ?
<9> ough: i can ping my linux box from the windows box but not vica versa
<11> your windows box may be dropping pings
<11> you need to open holes in your firewall for smb browsing to work
<9> i disabled the firewall completly
<7> on both ?
<7> do you really need windows ?
<11> deathkat: how have you connected them? via a switch?
<12> hi benJIman ;)
<9> they are connected through my dsl modem, the windows box is wireless and the linux is wired to the modem
<9> i have static routing tables set up
<7> are they on DHCP ?
<9> yeah
<11> afternoon deepthought
<7> they both get out to the internet ?
<9> yeah
<7> did you manually changed the routing table of any of the 2 computers to address you situation ?
<9> nope
<7> ok
<7> check the firewall of the windows machine and suse
<7> drop both and try
<9> does it matter since its connected through the modem which itself has IP
<7> what kind of 'modem' ?
<7> those with 5 connections ?
<7> or so ..
<7> sockets ?
<9> dsl actiontec wireless/wired modem
<9> no one ethernet connection then a wireless connection also
<9> i had the two connected back when they both were windows
<7> hmm
<9> heres the really strange part, when on the windows box, i cannot ping myself
<7> thats a windows problem then
<9> ya
<7> now that windows is on the table...say how do i burn a UDF iso onto a DVD ?
<7> Nero is not doing it for me
<13> Hey all
<9> open it
<7> i cnat
<7> winiso does not doit, the nero-drive neither
<14> I have an old set of discs to install Suse, 10 RC-1 to be exact. Can I install with these, and then bring my system up to date, or should I redownload and burn the discs?
<7> kdean06: i think you can
<13> I don't know how you'd go about doing that
<7> deathkat: but i was wandering, that i can, i think i can, burn it in 'raw' onto the disk
<7> SpooForBrains: i can almost swear the i`ve red that on some forum or something
<13> ough: maybe, I just don't know how you'd end up doing it. Since you're likely to be downloading replacement packages for *everything* anyway, I'd download a new boot ISO, install via the 'net and have done with it, personally
<2> doom da da, doom da da
<13> ... bananaphone?
<2> say it, shadda shake, say it, shadda shake
<2> nobody wants to help me with my proftpd issue :(
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