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<0> amortvigil: needless to say, it is just as easy to connect the two
<1> hey how can i cancel print jobs from console?
<0> amortvigil: iirc, firestarter has a handy little interface to iptables to let you do ics
<2> cynical: they must be longer than 20 meters:P
<0> elbrujo: lp
<1> ok
<3> amortvigil: what are you trying to set up?
<4> amortvigil: ohhh gotcha ;)
<3> is he basically extending the network via 2 routers?
<5> so the ip of the linksys is usually the ip you put into firefox to configure the router? 192.168.1.1
<3> dreamcatcher: do you still want those instructions, if so reply to the first pm (it will make it easier)
<5> that ip?
<0> frying_fish: router->comp1->comp2
<6> lprm cancels print jobs that have been queued for printing.
<2> frying_fish (router)-->(computer1)-->(computer2)
<3> troy_s: oh right.
<2> frying_fish: (router)-->(computer1)-->(computer2)
<4> dreamcatcher: thats the internal ip
<3> tis perfectly possible,
<0> amortvigil: i presume (router)->(computer2) is too far?
<3> amortvigil: is computer 1 pretty much just going to act as a router, or will it be used for other things.
<2> yes
<2> no
<0> amortvigil: and comp1 has two eth ports?
<5> is the internal ip what i set the belkin router to or the external
<1> lp: Error - destino predeterminado no disponible.
<1> what happend?
<2> troy_s: he has 3
<2> troy_s: :P
<6> who can guess why startx gives "X: unable to open wrapper config file /etc/X11/Xwrapper.config
<6> X: user not authorized to run the X server, aborting.
<6> "
<0> amort: and you have a distance issue between router and comp2
<0> amort: if so, plug in, set your ips, and fly.
<2> frying_fish: yes exactly
<4> dreamcatcher: what are you trying to do?
<3> dreamcatcher: check your private messages
<3> cynical: I gave him the instructions he needs.
<7> intelikey: check the permissions for that file
<8> Hello. Does somebody know how i turn off doubleklicking xloses windows? im still used doubleklicking everywhere and often close windows i need accidently :(
<2> troy_s: if so, plug in, set your ips, and fly??
<4> frying_fish: rgr
<9> znero__: you using #kubuntu?
<8> (im using gnome)
<10> troy_s: portmap isnt needed for ssh im guessing
<0> amort: i think if all the comps have ax to the same subnet, you shouldn't need any more.
<3> right, I am needing food.
<11> I think I have found a bug in the pythoncard-tools package in universe, but Im not sure if I should use the normal bugtracking webinterface for reporting it. Anyone know ?
<6> chennaituxian file perms are ok. system is mounted 'nosuid' so user cant start the xserver
<0> maikol: port map? port 22 is ssh if you have any stinker walls in the way.
<12> when i try to install gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly-multiverse i get "Depends: liblame0 (>=3.96.1-1) but it is not installable" error
<13> Hi there, just a quick question: I'm trying to build gcc-4.1 for dapper, however, the imported gcc-files from debian need a newer libc6-dev (e.g.). Any idea how i can circumvent this in a pbuilder preocess?
<14> Do you ever have to defrag your computer if you're running Xubuntu?
<7> oho
<2> hmmm im going to try a few things again thanx alll
<0> maikol: although some strange magic happens when you try the -X across networks
<1> anoter way to kill print jobs lp dont work
<2> troy_s: going to try a few things again thanx alll
<15> znero__: umm double clicking a window at the top doesnt close it, it 'shades' it
<13> xxyyzz, No, depending of the file system you are using, it is automatically taken care of
<0> xxyyzz: journaling filing systems don't suffer from too much frag
<7> intelikey: login as root, startx, logout and login as user :D
<16> hello, how can i activate fstab
<14> Oh, that's good
<12> xxyyzz: if you absolutely must defrag, then the best way is "back up/format/restore" but even that isn't needed
<14> How do I make sure I'm using a journaling file system?
<0> xxyyzz: ext3
<13> xxyyzz: look at /etc/fstab
<5> frying_fish read pm
<13> xxyyzz, there is a column with file formats
<0> xxyyzz: default filesystem in ubuntu is ext3 (which is ext2 plus journaling)
<17> Which packages do I need to install for dutch spelling check?
<13> xxyyzz, or simply type "mount"
<16> without restartin
<16> restarting *
<14> aaah k, I must be using ext3 then
<14> 'Cause I haven't changed it.
<18> hm.
<13> xxyyzz, it will tell you type ext3 most probably
<16> how can i run fstab without restarting?
<18> where do I install an additional keyboard map?
<18> (for X)
<19> does this "deb http://people.ubuntu.com/~jbailey/snapshot/bzr/ ./" REPO work for anybody?
<6> chennaituxian yeah root has to do X then user can attach to the server
<18> because I have US English as only option
<13> blaze, run ftsab, what are you up to?
<0> maikol: if you want to remotely ssh a file system, gnome has it built in too.
<16> i want to change the number of auto-mounting partitions
<20> Hm, doubleklicking at windows that are minimized will close them, just happend to my irc-client
<16> RealMurphy: how to run fstab :) ?
<14> Mount says "xt3", thanks
<0> xxyyzz: there you go.
<21> im intrested in the ssh -x command :)
<13> blaze, fstab is jsut a configuration file and cannot be run
<0> xxyyzz: if you want, you can force a fschk
<0> b1zz: its ssh -X not -x
<16> and how to run the things, that i have added
<16> without restarting
<21> ahh yes :)
<16> or i have to restart?
<0> b1zz: one of the most useful tools in ssh that not a whole crapload know about.
<6> chennaituxian solution for my purposes is add X & to an init script.
<13> blaze, typically 'mount 'a'
<13> ups
<19> does this "deb http://people.ubuntu.com/~jbailey/snapshot/bzr/ ./" REPO work for anybody?
<13> blaze, 'mount -a'
<16> i se.. i'll restart then :)
<7> intelikey: good if you have found a way
<21> yeah but i have one set up on my xp bow running cygwin
<0> b1zz: should still work apparently, although plain x is faster from what i have heard.
<13> blaze, if it's automounter '/etc/init.d/automounter restart' (or whatever the name is)
<0> b1zz: just ssh -X to host, then launch any x app...
<21> ok i will try :)
<0> b1zz: try xclock
<20> oops, seems like its an strange compiz-addon that caused my problem, ill try to deactivate it.
<0> b1zz: almost every x app should work, although you can watch the errors for certain discreps.
<21> well duh! it would help if i had X apps installed right? lol
<21> i have very basic cygwin installation
<6> B1zz all you need is a kernel and bash :)
<19> intelikey: can a kernel be installed as a part of cygwin?
<0> b1zz: i was ***uming you were doing it from your cygwin box to a real *nix box.
<0> b1zz: but you can test with default x apps like xeyes etc.
<6> makko_ i don't know ??!!
<0> b1zz: should work seamlessly... i launched rosegarden across the internet which was pretty cool.
<22> can I still install the edubuntu-6.06-install-i386.iso without burning it??
<21> heheh
<21> yeah thats what i want to do too :)
<12> when i try to install gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly-multiverse i get "Depends: liblame0 (>=3.96.1-1) but it is not installable" error, and this is a package that i need to listen to non-free media
<21> i use it mainley when i am clients house and i need a tool from my pc i just ssh into my pc using putty
<0> b1zz: its _very_ powerful. there are further steps for sound and such... but you can get the gui up within seconds with ssh thanks to the auto head / display ***ignment etc.
<0> b1zz: yah putty works fine for the plain cli
<0> b1zz: but the real power comes from native ssh to ssh
<0> b1zz: with that -X
<10> troy_s: what files must i modify to configure ssh
<21> yeah thats my next steo :)
<21> step*
<0> maikol: nothing :)
<0> maikol: which is why it is soooooo powerful.
<21> waiting to get my gigabyte board back from maufacture
<10> troy_s: it just works?
<0> maikol: just ssh to host
<6> Mageknight it is possable. if you can mount it, in some *nix or boot an iso.
<0> maikol: yep
<21> and then install linux on my windows box as a server
<10> troy_s: wow. speechless
<0> maikol: and if you have a ssh server running, right click on your gnome desktop and add a ssh folder to a remote computer... then it is all integrated right into nautalis.
<13> Mageknight, another possibliy is to do a full network install and just take the install kernel from the iso
<0> maikol: yah i convinced a guy to use ssh the other day after he struggled with samba for 8 days.
<13> Mageknight, however, that is a bit of extra work
<10> troy_s: haha, ive struggled through samba and nfs for about a week now
<0> maikol: and there is a free file tool for winblows called winscp if you need to share crap in winblows across platforms.
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