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<0> You're too late.
<0> :p
<1> those were the days
<1> i actually miss the old vax clusters :/
<0> So not only are you a sadist, you're also a masochist.
<0> :P
<2> oh my someone as old as me!
<1> now were talking
<2> then ***embling the JCL deck
<3> C_Kode - yeah it in the resolv.conf
<3> but the client pc can't ping the server by name
<4> hmm
<4> SuSEhelp, madwifi
<4> SuSEhelp, wireless
<5> wireless is http://portal.suse.com/sdb/en/2004/04/pohletz_ndiswrapper.html and http://portal.suse.com/sdb/en/2002/11/wavelan.html
<4> hi all
<6> where can i find the options for V4L2 plugin in suse?
<3> no sure ive set the server up properly as everything that goes to the internet keeps dropping out everynow and then
<3> any one who can walk me through the setup for dns
<3> server
<7> Pitchin_uk: This is a great DNS howto http://www.howtoforge.com/traditional_dns_howto
<3> cheers
<7> Hmm, does Novell plan on adding seLinux to SUSE? Or is it just a sourceforge project to patch SUSE afterwards?
<8> C_Kode: selinux is included, but apparmor is more convenient anyway
<8> !apparmor
<5> apparmor is http://opensuse.org/AppArmor
<7> It is? I just read that it isn't currently support by SUSE on selinux.sourceforge.net. AppArmour. This is a SUSE tool or a general tool?
<8> C_Kode: apparmor was developed by Novell, but released as Opensource (GPL) in january
<7> hmm..
<8> C_Kode: Crispin Cowan, the architect of AppArmor had a talk about it at FOSDEM, you can watch the video of the talk
<8> C_Kode: http://ftp.belnet.be/mirror/FOSDEM/FOSDEM2006-apparmor.avi
<7> I will have to check it out.
<8> pretty interesting
<9> Hi; i'm trying to install 10.1 RC1 on my new pc but it keeps hanging during the install. i also get this problem when trying to install 10.0
<10> hey guys, can someone tell me where the startup scripts are located ?
<11> hi does anybody give me a link to a tutorials for setting up repositories for oss 10.1RC1?
<9> i tried installing over secure shell and got some messages from yast which might be useful; one of which said `grep` not found
<9> startup scripts are in /etc/init.d
<10> chrisyc: if i want a certain program to run at startup, for example, how do I do it ?
<8> Rat: startup = boot ? or when you log into KDE or GNOME or ... ?
<9> use the yast runlevel editor
<11> !rpms
<5> You can find suse rpms at google.com, packman, ftp://ftp.gwdg.de/linux/suse/apt/SuSE/, http://linux01.gwdg.de/~pbleser/ (and other sites :)
<10> yaloki: boot.
<8> Rat: does that program come from a SUSE RPM ? or is it something of your own ?
<10> yaloki: I installed it from source in my own specified prefix, ProFTPD
<8> ah, ok, then you need to write an init script for it
<8> have a look at /etc/init.d/skeleton for a template
<10> alright, thanks bro.
<11> !helpme
<5> To get help from me you can ask for keywords (factoids) in pvt with /msg SuSEhelp <factoid_name> . To search the keywords try /msg SuSEhelp search <string_to_search> (or check at http://susewiki.apanela.com/bot_help)
<11> !search w32codec
<5> brest: Couldn't find any factoids matching w32codec, try asking google!
<8> !packman w32codec
<5> yaloki: No Results Found
<8> mmm
<11> ****
<11> !packman lyx
<5> brest: No Results Found
<8> brest: gimme a second
<11> okay :)
<8> SuSEhelp: w32codecs is <reply>Download win32 codecs from packman, here: http://packman-test.links2linux.de/package/Win32-Codecs - note that these only work on 32bit installations
<5> yaloki: Remembering w32codecs..
<8> brest: http://packman-test.links2linux.de/package/Win32-Codecs
<10> !packman MPlayer
<5> Rat: MPlayer plays most MPEG/VOB, AVI, Ogg/OGM, VIVO, ASF/WMA/WMV, QT/MOV/MP4,RealMedia, Matroska,... See http://packman-test.links2linux.org/search/MPlayer
<8> brest: and latest lyx is here, in my repository: http://linux01.gwdg.de/~pbleser/rpm-navigation.php?cat=Office/lyx/
<12> Im using RC1 and wondering can one edit the RUG/YAST installation sources/catalogs by nano? If that is possible, where can i find the file(s) ? /var/lib..?
<8> aniemi: you can't
<11> cool :o thx a lot yaloki !
<10> one more question, when I try to install MPlayer from source, the error I get is, GCC not found.
<11> yaloki: i'm really new to suse and rpm
<10> any way I can fix this ?
<11> yaloki: how do i install this w32codec now?
<8> brest: I'm building it for 10.1RC1 right now, so if that's the distro you use, you'll have to wait a few hours ;)
<10> Well, I'm new to suse too .. been using slack all this while.
<8> brest: add the packman repository to your list of installation sources
<8> brest: then go to yast2 -> software management -> search -> w32codec -> check -> OK
<0> :P
<8> !packman-yast
<5> YaST2 source for the Packman repository: http://packman.inode.at/suse/10.1 (or 10.0, 9.3, 9.2, 9.1). You can find additional mirrors here: ftp://packman.links2linux.org/pub/packman/MIRRORS
<8> !yastsources
<5> For more information about YaST sources and how to add them, check http://susewiki.apanela.com/goodlinks:yast_sources or http://wiki.suselinuxsupport.de/wikka.php?wakka=HowToAddReposandSoftwarewithYastcli | Make sure to only refresh sources that will actually change, as depicted in this screenshot: http://spinink.net/images/screens/yast.jpg
<8> daPhoenix: you have access to the google grid ? :)
<0> Hehee. Not quite =|
<13> yaloki: good that i just reenabled yast sources on 10.1 ;)
<8> henne: ;)
<8> daPhoenix: an 8 way opteron or something ? ;)
<11> yaloki: great, thx :-) i'm working that out
<8> damn now I have a dual core AMD64 and it's still not enough for some packages :\
<12> yaloki: Thanks for that! Ok, can I destroy the source list somehow? Yast -installation sources cannot delete source and replacing isn't working
<0> Well yaloki, if you can quickly make a distributed rpm solution, I can give some extra power ;d
<13> yaloki: oh youre on x86_64 now?
<8> aniemi: actually the installation sources and their local metadata cache are stored under /var/adm/YaST/InstSrcManager/
<8> henne: sure, since several months
<8> daPhoenix: icecream ? ;)
<8> yeah, we need a y2pmbuild hypervisor ;)
<0> >:P
<8> I guess I'll have to look at icecream some day
<8> I have another AMD2700+ 32bit
<8> could be handy for building the 32bit stuff
<8> now with 10.1RC1 I have 8 builds for every package release :(
<1> aniemi: you can nuke the files/directories in the following locations to remove them from yast installation sources:- /var/lib/zypp/db/sources /var/lib/zypp/cache
<14> heh i ill look on it too getting a dual64bit too next month
<14> this 2ghzz ill still be usefull
<1> yaloki: location moved with libzypp i think
<13> yaloki: ccache will help there too
<8> cenuij: ooh, right, he asked for 10.1, thanks for correcting me
<12> cenuij: ill try that
<11> yaloki: may i use 10.0 repositories for 10.1 or only the 10.1 repositories?
<8> brest: better only use 10.1 repositories
<11> yaloki: okay ;)
<15> hi
<14> icecream doesnt seem really hard to use
<8> hm
<8> well
<8> I mean, icecream has to know where to distribute what builds
<8> depending on the target arch
<14> y2pmbuild support it
<0> yaloki: I have about 20 4400+ and 4800's that are unused most of the time :P
<8> I cannot build 64bit packages on the 32bit box
<14> ho yeah ... how you do that
<14> nfs ?
<8> daPhoenix: ssh will do :P
<8> bill-barriere: currently, I don't
<8> I only use my AMD64 for building
<8> geez, lyx takes ages..
<16> hi
<15> did anyone tryed to use google calendar with kontact?
<1> yes i can import an ical to korganizer no proble, i've yet to test if it synchs the other way though
<1> rumour in #kde is that that feature is not yet available on google calendar
<15> cenuij: i've found some problem to sync local events into google calendar
<14> didnt taugh about that need to fart all the rpm at same place but at worst will just copy hem by hand or with script and recreaterepo
<14> but just mounting the rpm target trough nfs will prolly do it
<1> sannyasin: yes i believe that it's not possible at this stage
<1> sannyasin: but i didn't follow the conversation too closely, there may be a way
<15> cenuij: do you think it's a google fault?
<15> ah ok
<15> i'll join #kde
<1> sannyasin: yes, for what i understand google have not implimented a way to synch with calendar yet
<9> hi i recently made the move to x86_64, dual core processors but during the install it hangs on package "i4lp-base-2006.2.28-7.x86_64.rpm"
<11> yaloki: it is taking long to add the catalogue of packman repository, isn't it?
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