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<0> pvd2006: http://flightlinux.gsfc.nasa.gov/
<1> can someone help me install a perl module
<2> linux_galore, are you sure? (openssl/ssh)
<2> linux_galore, +des
<3> dot618: LIDS was created by a group of Australians
<2> hahaha
<0> dot618: openssh is a BSD thing ( used in linux as well of course)
<2> USA asked the prison at au also
<4> i wish my router would hurry up and restart DNSMasq.
<3> the sel stuff has no IDS, but lids does
<4> temporary failures in name resolutions kinda bites.
<3> sel is more a system hardening hack were LIDS is a pro active security tool
<2> which is the best IDS what you know?
<2> nobody knows?
<3> dot618: LIDS is pretty good but you have to path your kernel
<2> mm
<3> patch*
<5> excude me
<6> How can I ssh connect with a live CD session?
<2> can I patch the bsd kernel with LIDS?
<2> :(
<5> any body can apt-get via wireless network?
<3> jenda: what Live CD
<7> testing
<7> hello
<6> linux_galore: UBuntu, both sessions
<2> ack
<0> jenda: if you mean another session connecting to the live CD, you need to install openssh server on the live session - the other way is not a problem
<5> live cd is a cd to run ubuntu without installing them
<6> thoreauputic: OK - won't it be too much trouble to install that on the live session?
<3> jenda: usually its ssh joebloggs@192.168.2.whatever
<7> w***up guys ?
<2> nothing
<0> jenda: no - jsut sudo apt-get install openssh-server
<0> jenda: you can install with apt on the live CD
<8> i followed the guide to make firestarter startup automatically when logging in as a normal user but when i do 'sudo firestarter' after modifying /etc/sudoers i get this error: (firestarter:11617): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
<7> kewl. actually i'm testing my being behind a proxy (SOCKS5). seems ok. cheers :)
<2> is SOCKS still alive?
<2> o.o
<3> thoreauputic: yeah but you dont need the ssh server the client is already there
<6> thoreauputic: OK thanks - it's already downloading - I just wasn't sure the Live CD manages installing SW, since it has no HDD...
<0> Doat: you don't need to do that - firestarter runs on boot, you just don't see the GUI
<2> NAT > SOCKS
<0> linux_galore: that's why I said "the other way isn't a problem"
<8> thoreauputic, oh? it does that by default?
<3> jenda: you trying to login the the machine running the Live CD or login to another machine from the one running the Live CD
<0> Doat: look at /etc/init.d/firestarter :)
<2> lol
<0> Doat: the firestarter GUI is just for admin etc
<6> linux_galore: never mind - it should work now. I'm trying to connect from an installed session to a live one.
<3> jenda: yeah need to install the server, runs in ram on the virtual disk
<8> thoreauputic, how come 'ps aux | grep firestarter' only shows 'grep firestarter' then?
<6> thanks, linux_galore, thoreauputic
<0> Doat: firestarter is just an iptables configuration tool
<9> i just removed win xp from my hda2. i had fedora core 5 on hda1. but now when i reboot it says "error loading operating system" can this be fixed?
<8> thoreauputic, ok.
<8> thanks
<0> Doat: if you do an online test of your firewall, you'll see that it is working already
<3> Doat: firestarter isnt the firewall, Linux has a firewall built in, firestarter is just a lazy config/admin tool for the Linux built in firewall
<0> linux_galore: rather a good one IMO :)
<10> is there a way to get gnome to run without the desktop, as in just like a screen with nothing on it but if you want to run a program you can press alt + f2 to run a command?
<3> thoreauputic: kmyfirewall is far more extensive
<8> yep. i get it now
<6> thoreauputic: but how is it done with logging in et al? What username and p***word should I use?
<0> pvd2006: erm, you really want just X for that
<10> Thorauputic
<10> I see
<10> how would you run X by it self
<0> jenda: ah, that I don't know - unless you make a new user on the live CD session
<6> thoreauputic: and is that advisable? Seems weird...
<0> jenda: the default user is ubuntu, but I don't think it has a p***word..
<0> jenda: making a new user isn't a risk
<0> jenda: sudo adduser jenda
<2> jenda, do you know how ssh works?
<6> hmm, OK
<6> dot618: only the basics
<1> can someone help me install a perl module
<2> jenda, do you have the signtures?
<6> of what?
<2> jenda, both of them?
<11> rab: sudo aptitude install perl-modulename
<11> rab: in most cases.
<1> I did it
<2> jenda, machines
<11> rab: for more spesific help we'll need to know _which_ perl module you need installed.
<1> BlueEagle,but i recieve errors trying to use it
<3> jenda: if you have kde installed you can use konqueror to access ssh, just type fish://192.168.you.know.the.rest
<1> BlueEagle, NET::IRC
<6> dot618: err... i have access to both PCs, if I can get them that way.
<2> jenda, :(
<3> jenda: or even type in konqueror fish://james-bond@192.2.whatever
<6> dot618: sorry, I have no idea what you are talking about. I just installed openssh-server on the LiveCD - don't tell me there's something I should know before that?
<11> rab: "Welcome to Net::IRC, a work in progress. First intended to be a quick tool for writing an IRC script in Perl, Net::IRC has grown into a comprehensive Perl implementation of the IRC protocol (RFC 1459), developed by several members of the EFnet IRC channel #perl, and maintained in channel #net-irc."
<2> jenda, do you know how to generate a key?
<11> rab: Since this is a "work in progress" I don't think it's in the repos. Have a look at http://search.cpan.org/~jeek/Net-IRC-0.73/IRC.pm
<12> are there any packages for xmms?
<12> !xmms
<13> I heard xmms is to get xmms to work in Ubuntu Hoary and Breezy, set the output plugin to eSound (right-click on the XMMS window, then choose Options -> Preferences)
<6> What key? No, I probably don't. dot618, I never needed to for communication between 2 installed Ubuntus
<6> ssh communication.
<1> BlueEagle, http://24.154.232.113:8008/error/
<3> xmms is gettting a bit crusty these days
<0> jenda: you can use p***words - keys are an extra thing (convenient and secure, but not required)
<0> !info beep-media-player
<13> beep-media-player: (Versatile audio player that supports Winamp skins), section universe/sound, is optional. Version: 0.9.7.1+cvs20050803-1ubuntu1 (breezy), Packaged size: 831 kB, Installed size: 3588 kB
<14> I'm having some big problems trying to install mplayer. I get 3 dependency errors on: libfaad2-0, liblame0 and libxvidcore4. All of which it says they are not installable. Any ideas how I get around this?
<10> gary, I have a guide that works well
<0> gary: all the deps shoud be OK if yu have universe and multiverse
<15> gary, do you have universe and multiverse enabled?
<14> thoreauputic: I have both I think, I'll just check
<3> gary: ?? you using apt-get or are you just trying to install the mplayer package you downloaded
<14> apt-get
<0> gary: and of course don't forget to update
<10> gary, step by step guide on getting mplayer installed, but its for the source code version not binary.
<3> gary: yeah need to add universe and multi
<14> yes, using both uni and multi
<14> eb http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu breezy-security universe multiverse
<0> !info mplayer-586
<14> deb http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu breezy universe
<13> mplayer-586: (The Ultimate Movie Player For Linux), section multiverse/graphics, is extra. Version: 1:1.0-pre7cvs20050716-0.1ubuntu9 (breezy), Packaged size: 3670 kB, Installed size: 7928 kB
<15> gary, run sudo apt-get update ?
<14> Yep, done that
<3> gary: I just installed the libs then built mplayer from source
<15> gary, its a mystery :)
<14> hmm
<10> building mplayer from source is a lot better I think, it seems to work a lot better that way.
<3> gary: less h***le
<14> I have security.ubuntu.com - is that right?
<14> oh right
<1> BlueEagle, http://24.154.232.113:8008/error/
<14> I'll try that then
<14> thanks
<10> gary, I have a guide
<14> oh yes
<14> That'd be useful
<15> gary, actually that line is not enough for universe and multiverse
<14> where is it
<14> I have deb-src too
<1> BlueEagle, Its in the repos andi compiled it from source
<10> gary, http://johnvansickle.com/mplayer is the one I used.
<0> !repos
<13> To enable Universe and Multiverse see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AddingRepositoriesHowto - Official sources.lists here: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/6047 (Breezy) or http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/6666 (Dapper) see also !easysource
<15> gary, the second line you posted is missing multiverse too
<16> The_DaVinci_Code_Unabridged_mp3_audio_book_(Dan_Brown).rar i downloaded this file now how do i unzip it or "UNRAR IT"
<3> although I never use mplayer anymore I just use kaffeine
<17> !tell bosco about rar
<14> yay
<14> I got it working
<14> mustard5: I think it was because I had only: .... breezy universe on the first lines
<3> bosco: need to install unrar
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