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<Nomad411> Yup, I ***umed so much, I was gonna figure further once I'm done burning some DVDs
<osubuck> i hope it does
<Nomad411> osubuck: There's always teh eval version
<osubuck> eval?
<frb-work> !eval
<SuSEhelp> The eval Suse is not time or otherwise limited in any way. For a list of commercial packages see <http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/tip/16015.html>;
<Nomad411> same as opensuse but with some commercial packages as well
<Nomad411> I used to be confused, then someon eshowed mr the light.. !eval
<frb-work> same as Suse 10
<osubuck> ah
<frb-work> !notopensuse
<SuSEhelp> "openSUSE" is the name of the community project (wiki, mailing-lists, IRC room, etc...) - the distribution itself is called "SUSE Linux"
<bill-barriere> sure its doable but pptp and vpn are touchy on the authorisation
<frb-work> auth is not a problem, I got that working
<frb-work> the routing is a bomb though
<bill-barriere> well you put a router or something between the 2box
<[daemon]> Aloha and nn
<bill-barriere> http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/appnote/8027.html explain both nbm and openswan config just ignore thingy about netware
<frb-work> I don't need a router in the middle
<frb-work> the VPN server is a router
<bill-barriere> need a bridge then
<bill-barriere> or maybe just using virtual ip for the vpn easier
<Fred21> Hello
<Unit_> are there any open servers early ?
<Unit_> for 10.1
<Unit_> im still in town for another while
<yaloki> Unit_: it's gonna take quite a few more hours
<sPiN> ahh yea, got me some boooze
<frb-work> can't tough this
<frb-work> err touch
<frb-work> I'm actually at work, using my own wep'd public wap, vpn'd into work
<bill-barriere> uptime
<bill-barriere> 7:33pm up 45 days 4:44, 1 user, load average: 0.08, 0.02, 0.01 woot my compaq is running toward its highest uptime
<frb-work> 4:34pm up 83 days 6:08, 8 users, load average: 0.01, 0.02, 0.00
<bill-barriere> i gave bunch of crap to the hydro coe telling i was gonna sue them and ****
<bill-barriere> they been working in the corner for past couple week and now get stabkle power again
<Fred21> why kde 3.5.2 is not on Suse linux 10.1?
<bill-barriere> those bastard i ahould had sue them could maybe had won
<parph> sued them because?? There too slow repairing?
<bill-barriere> they installed high tension line on the street and the power was **** after that going up and down all the time
<bill-barriere> they have to install freaking stabilisator on the line
<parph> you can't sue them for being goofs
<Unit_> fred where did you find it ?
<bill-barriere> sure can
<bill-barriere> electricity is owned by the god damn governement here how my its better work ... lawyer told me more than 4 power cut a month and they can get **** for that
<Unit_> kde 4 will be out soon
<Fred21> Unit_>> ftp server of skynet
<parph> unit, it will be out in like a year
<Fred21> it's syncronising
<snowbird> music cool
<snowbird> but tricky to play
<sarnold> snowbird :)
<snowbird> what?
<sarnold> you got your music working
<snowbird> shoutcast on ehre
<snowbird> you guys fixed it
<Frogbarf> is there anything for SuSE that will inform you in realtime of network attacks such as port scans? I realized that Mandriva has something that does that called "Mandi".
<snowbird> told me to reroute
<snowbird> around xmms and stream ripper
<frb-work> Frogbarf: tripwore?
<frb-work> err tripwire
<snowbird> detour amoroc
<Frogbarf> frb-work: Isn't that for checking file changes?
<yaloki> tripwire? it is
<frb-work> Frogbarf: dunno
<snowbird> sanold
<snowbird> yeha works fine
<frb-work> I don't do intrusion detection
<frb-work> I just block off anything not useful
<snowbird> sarnold,
<sarnold> snowbird: ja?
<sarnold> oh, i see ;)
<sarnold> snowbird: cool
<snowbird> were yah helper
<snowbird> dont know eho to thank
<snowbird> but i open armo up and then tun it
<snowbird> neibors complain of music
<sarnold> success! :)
<sarnold> hehehe
<snowbird> oh yeah
<snowbird> i one time burnt ten polka songs
<snowbird> legeal one for grandmas new car
<snowbird> and i tunes had monms tunes
<snowbird> 10 dvd of polka songs
<snowbird> thank god it was for me
<snowbird> she was happy with em
<the_dude> evening
<snowbird> hey the_dude tunes playing fine now
<the_dude> good deal
<snowbird> so thankfull
<snowbird> sarnold polka drve me nuts
<snowbird> she has 10 dvds when i go over there playing
<alan`> hey is there anyway to install Suse onto a computer remotely
<snowbird> netinstall
<snowbird> network
<alan`> no i mean so that i can do it from anywhere, because i'm not where the computer is
<snowbird> you can if it networked
<snowbird> or netinstall with dial up
<alan`> it is connected to a network
<snowbird> netinstall suse
<snowbird> use disk one then install rest of network
<mikedep333> hey guys, If yast2 setup can not find debuginfo packages that were originally in a repository, but you don't plan on even installing the package they're based on, will yast still let you install suse?
<alan`> k
<the_dude> alan`: http://en.opensuse.org/SDB:Remote_Installation_of_SUSE_LINUX
<Skippyboy> Anyone awake out there?
<sarnold> sssssssh
<sarnold> sleeping
<Skippyboy> :P
<snowbird> yes
<Skippyboy> just wondering if any of the SuSE gurus were available...
<snowbird> i wore em all out there all resting for some one else
<the_dude> just ask your question
<the_dude> if someone can/will answer, they will
<Skippyboy> :D Ok - is there a script or some easy way to manage multiple connection profiles for the network? (ie - at work we have static IP - at home I have dhcp) This is for my laptop
<the_dude> yeah, there is a kde tool for that
<the_dude> can't recall its name off hand
<Skippyboy> I have tried kinternet, and netapp and there was another one netgo
<Skippyboy> They dont seem to give enough time to really reset the interface
<the_dude> yeah
<the_dude> i think netapplet was the one i was thinking off
<the_dude> of
<Skippyboy> it works - almost some of the time. LOL (ok - doesnt really work at all)
<W8TVI> well... at least my radeon 7000 works with suse 9.3
<snowbird> lol
<Skippyboy> I keep going back into Yast to switch between my wireless and my wired connection
<snowbird> my 6200 did not work with suse
<snowbird> had use 5500 256 instead
<sarnold> Skippyboy: are you familiar with smpppd? you may find it easier to configure smpppd directly than using kinternet
<the_dude> ati has always been problematic
<Skippyboy> I have a Dell Inspiron B130 with a broadcom wireless - took a while - but I got it to work with ndiswrapper on suse10
<Skippyboy> smpppd - I havent tried it. Lemme check it out
<Skippyboy> hmmm - is it available on apt-get?
<frb-work> apt is evil
<frb-work> !pin bin/smpppd
<SuSEhelp> frb-work: /suse/i586/smpppd-1.59-4.i586.rpm See http://hitme.resetbutton.de/cgi-bin/pintest.pl?searchstring=bin%2Fsmpppd&version=10.0d_i386&type=cd&dl=ftp
<Skippyboy> apt is not evil.LOL
<the_dude> apt is not evil
<Skippyboy> brb
<shuffle2> hello again all
<the_dude> evening
<shuffle2> so....what do you people think, is it worth selling 2 6600GTs for a 7600gt (or gtx, whatever)
<Skippyboy> ok - back...
<sPiN> no shuffle2
<the_dude> 6600GT works fine
<sPiN> the 6600GT performs VERY well, and the 7600 doesnt blow it out of the water
<the_dude> just use them
<Skippyboy> what is a 6600gt?
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