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<0> BockBilbo, btw Jackson is startingf work on The Hobbit :)
<1> McNutella: should do
<0> McNutella, /etc/init.d/samba start | restart | stop
<2> dura, oh, you mean I don't have to write EXPORT for my .bashrc lines? That's true; I just write EXPORT out of force of habit :)
<3> hastesaver, dura but, will the configuration run when loging in to my user gnome desktop?
<4> thank you dura
<0> No you don't hehe
<0> BockBilbo, Yes
<2> BockBilbo, when you start the terminal, yes.
<0> After making the changes log out and back in...
<3> yeah
<0> should be good to go
<3> thats the point
<3> i dont want to start the terminal
<0> You won't have too
<3> ok
<3> lets try
<0> Just log out and back in and the new path will be used.
<0> path(s)
<3> (im configuring jmf for programing)
<5> Omas, do you have linux-headers ?
<3> thanks dura, hastesaver
<6> dli, yes
<6> linux-headers-2.6.12-10-386
<5> Omas, and for your kernel version?
<6> yes
<6> linux 2.6.12-10-386
<0> np
<3> dura, hastesaver i dont have a .bashrc file on my user home, should i create it?
<0> I have soime good stuff on http://duralinux.no-ip.org if anyone wants to check it out
<2> BockBilbo, Files beginning with a . are "hidden", maybe it already exists
<0> BockBilbo, It's a hideen file in your home///
<2> BockBilbo, but if it doesn't exist, create it
<0> BockBilbo, So type nano -w ~/.bashrc
<5> Omas, and you have build-essential?
<3> ...
<0> BockBilbo, Or you can use /etc/bashrc
<3> i know its hidden...
<0> either or will do the same thing
<3> ;)
<3> ok
<3> ill configure the /etc/bashrc
<0> I'd suggest making one in your ~/
<3> so i make it all user accesible
<7> BockBilbo: there is a default one that should get created in /etc/skel/.bashrc
<0> /etc/bashrc is system wide.. eg. for all users.
<0> ~/.bashrc is just for your user...
<2> BockBilbo, it's safer to mess with your own files than to affect the systemwide installation.. how many users do you have, anyway?
<0> Exactly
<6> dli, yes
<0> I have 22 users on one of my server...
<8> dura: /etc/bash.bashrc in Debian/Ubuntu
<3> dura, are them phisical users?
<3> wow
<3> xD
<0> BockBilbo, Well... they log in via ssh
<3> i see
<3> i am the only server on both my server and my laptop
<3> anyway
<0> A bunch of people from the Yahoo chat room LFS:1 use it for sharing stuff, and also a few of us are working on some web sites..
<0> WE built a site for the chat room too
<0> http://lfs1.no-ip.org
<0> That runs on a Ubuntu server
<0> My site runs on a Slackware box
<0> and i'm using Gentoo right now lol
<3> mine on ubuntu
<0> This laptop dual-boots Gentoo and Ubuntu
<5> Omas, sorry, I don't know how to debug then :( I'm not running ubuntu myself
<0> My other laptop boots doze and Ubuntu
<6> dli, okay thx for all your help
<3> mine does so, i need doze for engeneering programs.. ****s
<0> What programs?
<0> I do some engineering too
<0> mechanical engineering
<9> yeah Linux has some comercial engineering apps now
<0> There are some pretty nice apps
<0> for linux
<0> just as powerful as autocad
<0> if not better actually...
<3> Agilent ADS, for instanc
<3> *instance
<9> autocad is getting a bit crusty
<0> eeos!
<0> eeps
<0> hehe
<3> xD
<0> sup?
<9> dura: not much
<0> I thought I was the only one who came here...
<10> I've just tried to do fsck on my mp3 player and it picks up three errors. The first says that there are differences between my boot sector and its backup. I told it to copy the backup to the origional and vise-versa and it comes back when I repeat the test. Then it says the 'FATs' differ and tried both the first and second and still it comes back. Then it says there a free clusters and lists files on my drive (that i had problems deleted earlier) an
<10> d I say to correct it but nothing happens. It even says "Leaving file system unchanged."
<0> linux_galore, Seen the lfs1 website yet?
<9> dura: Ive got lfs
<9> but I havent got a clue what lfs1 is
<11> Hmm. Won't play embedded quicktime, but then that's expected.
<0> linux_galore, i mean for the yahoo chat room
<0> linux_galore, http://lfs1.no-ip.org
<0> root_of_all_evil and I are working on it.. I'm hosting it
<0> I'm also hosting duralinux.org, and a site for 000_kane_ooo
<11> Is there any way of getting Firefox to play embedded quicktime under Ubuntu?
<0> err ooo_kane_ooo
<3> _jason, im going to copy the bash template at /etc/skel/.bashrc on my home directory, is that ok?
<0> Hfuy, Good question... check that howto I posted earlier on restricted formats?
<9> Hfuy: use wine
<2> Hfuy, One way is mplayerplug-in and mplayer
<11> Well no, if I'm going to use wine, I'll just use windows.
<9> Hfuy: or try openquicktime
<2> Hfuy, another way is totem-gstreamer-plugin, which I'm not sure is nice
<11> We have the mplayer plugin, but it doesn't seem to work all that well.
<12> hello, what is the package name of the gui library wxpython? anyone know so i can install it?
<0> openquicktime works well
<11> It's failed to run real media.
<0> Chri[s], ncurses
<9> Hfuy: ?? you dont have to install windows to sue wine
<9> use*
<11> Anyway it's not important, we didn't expect to have this stuff work.
<11> What I did expect to work was samba...
<0> Hfuy, Want a copy of my smb.conf file to look at?
<0> I can toss one up for you...
<11> I doubt it'd mean much to me
<9> Hfuy: did you initiate the setup with swat
<0> Hfuy, You could cp it to /etc/samba and edit it to fit your needs
<13> hfuy, is the problem with samba logging in?
<0> linux_galore, originally helped me get samba working like 5 years ago
<9> Hfuy: I usually start my setup of samba by running swat then I just edit the samba.conf file for the more complex stuff
<0> maybe I should have lol
<11> The issue is that I can log into one windows machine but not the other, and I can't see Linux from Windows at all.
<13> there really should be gui to configure samba.
<9> dura: saves allot of time
<0> eeps, can you get into yahoo?
<13> wouldn't be too hard to make either.
<9> samuli: yes there is its called swat
<13> oh, right.
<9> samuli: its even on the samba home page
<13> but something with like all the options.
<0> eeps, well the last samba setup I did took about 5 minutes... but it wasn't very complicated... just file and print sharing...
<0> no roaming profiles or anything
<0> or NIS etc.
<11> Also I am stuck with this FTP connection to a machine that doesn't run an FTP client
<9> samuli: swat has 90% of the stuff you need
<0> Hfuy, Can you get ssh access?
<14> hello
<11> to what
<13> linx_galore, thanks. Gonna check that up.
<0> the ftp server
<0> ssh > ftp
<13> call me lazy, but I generally don't like editing text files.
<0> and it's secure
<14> when i add 2 repositories to /etc/apt/sources.list and run aptitude update i get the following:
<14> Get:2 http://xgl.compiz.info dapper Release.gpg [191B]
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