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<0> Almindor: see paradizelost.... he's posted it.
<1> Old: "DefaultRoot ~" makes sure that the logged in user is locked into his/her home directory. if you don't want that, delete that line.
<2> thank you paradizelost
<3> np
<2> :)
<2> and actualy i was stupid again
<4> that looks like fstab entry :)
<4> how do I do it one time?
<2> didn't know that you could write anything
<4> think read-only
<2> anyway thank you got my GRUB back
<3> Almindor: the first one is /etc/fstab
<2> bye bye
<4> ah
<3> the second one was on CLI
<4> ok I see it :)
<4> thanks
<4> and what about the "other" side?
<5> Anyone knows if I need to hava a sesion open to connect through vnc to a remote computer?
<4> I guess I need to enable it somehow?
<1> felipe__: nepends on which vnc server you are using
<1> s/nepends/depends
<5> Jowi, the one that comes with ubuntu
<1> felipe__: then, yes
<6> I cant get php to work, pissing me off. If i try to link to a .php file it tries to download it.
<0> Almindor: I believe (been a while since I messed with NFS) you configure you're /etc/exports file
<7> I have install xubuntu-desktop and now? :)
<8> Hi all. Has anyone had experience installing a 3G or HSDPA pcmcia cards in their notebooks? I can't find help on the internet i.e. general help
<6> anyone?
<9> Old have you followed the wiki page ubotu sent you?
<6> Yes
<4> Absenth, ok, what about smbmount?
<6> it didnt work, It's pissing me off
<4> Absenth, wouldn't it be better? :D
<3> Almindor: example NFS share
<6> I'll reboot the pc
<9> Old you missed a step
<8> and am wanting to know if ubuntu/linu has support for them, before purchaseing one
<3> Almindor: less reliable and lots of permission issues w/ smb between linux boxes
<5> Jowi, Could you tell me which other vnc server I could download so I dont need to have a session open to use remotely a ubuntu box?
<0> Almindor: that would be SMB, rather then NFS. for unix to unix, I'd prefer NFS, but....
<6> No NoUse, I didnt. I will try again though
<1> felipe__: there are other vnc-servers that you do not need it though. like tightvnc. you can start a session remotely (by using ssh for example)
<1> !vnc
<10> vnc is, like, http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-36715.html, or http://www.tightvnc.com/docs.html, or see 'x11vnc' (VNC server which uses your current X11 session)
<11> Old: if you did not then it must work.
<4> Absenth, I hear there's "interoperability" issues :D
<4> Absenth, I'll give it a try tho
<5> Jowi, Ok thanks
<1> np felipe__
<11> Old: restart apache
<0> Almindor: you're mounting a windows share to linux?
<4> well yeah that or the other way
<6> tahorg, i get no answer when trying to restart the webserv.
<6> im rebooting it now though
<4> (mounting a linux share to copy from windows partition)
<12> Wow, java 1.5 is much faster than 1.4...
<13> hello
<13> does ubuntu use pmount or hal+dbus ?1
<13> ?!
<0> sp3tt: am I the only one who finds JAVA extremely annoying?
<12> Possibly.
<3> JAVA BAD
<11> lordalbert: hal
<3> :D
<4> heh java and fast
<0> sp3tt: things like, app XYZ will only function with java version 1.4.2_10 or older. but this other app I need requires 1.5.0
<4> that's an oxymoron
<12> That ****s.
<5> Jowi, is there .deb package for tight vnc?
<3> !tightvnc
<10> paradizelost: Bugger all, I dunno. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
<3> !vnc
<10> well, vnc is http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-36715.html, or http://www.tightvnc.com/docs.html, or see 'x11vnc' (VNC server which uses your current X11 session)
<0> sp3tt: At least in a windows world, java can fly off a bridge as far as I'm concerned.
<1> felipe__: "sudo apt-get install tightvncserver"
<2> okey, stupid me got back... is there any way i could use wireless with psk-TKIP encription in linux?
<14> is it OK to ask a general UNIX question in here?
<3> jksd: just ask
<14> alright
<5> Jowi, thanks again
<1> felipe__: you can search for packages with apt-cache. if you wonder if the package exist or what its name is "apt-cache search -n vnc"
<14> well
<14> what would be better for a shell server, solaris or red hat?
<2> solaris i think
<3> redhat bad.
<3> :D
<11> jksd: on sparc ?
<14> is solaris OK for beginners?
<3> the M$ of linux
<3> no
<14> what's wrong with Red Hat?
<4> lol, solaris hehe
<5> Jowi, cook
<4> if you're on x86
<2> many people have solaris for servers in estonia so...
<4> don't touch solaris
<3> solaris != beginners...
<14> tahorg: yeah it would be on a SPARC if it's solaris
<11> jksd: well opensolaris works on i386
<2> is there any way i could use wireless with psk-TKIP encription in linux?sorry to repeat
<11> jksd: that's why I asked
<11> jksd: but it depends on what you want to do on those servers
<14> paradizelost: should I stick with red hat then?
<15> hello again, if i upgrade from 5.10 to 6.04 i will lose my files and my option (current configuration)
<3> jksd: i'd go ubuntu over rhat
<14> tahorg: a few things I guess
<16> X3n0n: you shouldn't
<3> as i said. rhat=bad
<3> i haven't been willing to use them for about 6 years.
<11> jksd: bash/zsh/sh/tcsh just work on both
<9> jksd if those are you really you're only choices I'd go with Red Hat
<3> unless your talking rhat enterprise server and need support
<14> paradizelost: the reason why I'd prefer Red Hat is because it has a full training course
<11> jksd: ubuntu is a good choice btw :)
<17> can you disable anti alising to the fonts so they look sharp like in xp?
<15> so the correct is not to lose both of them. cause i started upgrading and i forgot asking it!
<14> paradizelost: yea, I'm talking about enterprize server
<3> jksd: you do realize your in the #ubuntu room right? it'd be like asking in #microsoft if windows or linux was better...
<9> x3n0n the system files are seperate from your config files, you'll be fine
<11> jksd: enterprise server $$$
<15> ok thank you!
<15> bb
<16> X3n0n: ha too late now! No, your configs should be safe. If there is a file it wants to change, it will prompt you (and you should back it up and then use the newer one imo)
<14> tahorg: I know
<14> paradizelost: there's no officia training for ubuntu
<3> ubuntu is free and has free 5 year support...
<14> official
<3> :D
<14> yeah but I'm after proper training
<18> hola
<11> jksd: what training ?
<11> jksd: just bash scripting ?
<14> tahorg: red hat offers sysadmin training
<3> jksd: but the issues they'll train you on aren't the ones your going to run into real-world.
<14> paradizelost: howcomes?
<17> how can I manually make a boot image? I compile kernel with make, make modules, make install, make modukes_insall, but I need to make an initrd image? can I make such manualy
<3> they'll train you on day-to-day maintenance
<3> !mkinitrd
<10> paradizelost: Syntax error in line 1. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
<11> jksd: I don't understand your question then, you want a sysadmin training ok
<3> !mkinitrdimage
<10> NO SPEAKE ENLISH! Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, paradizelost
<14> tahorg: yeah I do want to
<3> ph1: the command is mkinitrd IIRC
<11> jksd: but redhat and solaris a really different
<14> tahorg: right
<14> tahorg: red hat is better because I'm a beginner, right?
<3> jksd: actually, for beginners, i'd go a mac server....:D
<3> :P
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