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<0> :-)
<1> =P
<2> Gurkan, you liked that one eh buddy ?
<3> Ask jeeves, he is smarter than the average Gurkan.
<4> it was one of those things that made me dislike gentoo... I did an update and everything broke... but I got over it
<5> theBear: oh .. ... OH .......OMG ... oh ... OHHHHHH
<1> Haha.
<2> heh... i shouldn't have left that open to interpretation
<4> hahaha
<0> curse you snacks... CURSE YOU*!#^@
<1> NOT MY SQUEEZING ARM!>$*(#
<2> hehehe
<4> I'm almost afraid to Dup world this laptop )c:
<1> *boff@
<2> Freman, just look at the list, and identify any potential problem areas, then check them out
<4> only one block... they fixed kde splitbuilds huh?
<2> err... i wouldn't know :)
<1> Hmmmz.
<1> xfce needs a maximize vertical commands.
<1> command*
<2> it needs to what ?
<2> it needs a decent composite controller /setup in its control panel is what it needs
<1> I want to be able to maximize a window in only the y dimension, so the width of the window doesn't change.
<2> oh.. that would be handy in both directions ....
<1> Yeah.
<4> 440 updates...
<4> I think of it this way... if I break it... it means I get to spend all monday fixing it
<2> HOORAY !
<0> crumbs
<1> Wow, it almost works.
<2> anyone know if there's a way to take a running x-app and make it disconnect and reconnect to a new x-server ?
<2> mmm... root tail looking good with smallfont now
<0> Hey! I was talking to you!
<2> wow.. i haven't seen a smb/netbios command come into the firewall for weeks.... F00L !
<2> err... F00LS !
<2> hmm... i once mentioned that sometimes my iptables stuff logs CRAZY mac addresses ... i just looked carefully at one... it adds 6 bytes (hex doubles) before the real mac, and 2 bytes after... i don't get it.. (this particular example was a request from this machine to the webserver via the lan)
<2> normal wired ethernet
<6> look for an exploit?
<2> A****aka, i dunno... its been doing it for a long time, it just seems to add them for a reason i don't yet know.... could be SOMETHING to do with the fact it is a kernel-bridged ethernet/bluetooth interface (bluetooth not connected currently)
<6> ah possible
<7> okay, I ran into a masked package that I want. Is there any way to override and install it anyway ?
<2> i wonder what is requesting.... hmmm... probly the irc server->client
<2> beek what is it and why is it masked (if you know)
<7> its rtl8180 and I'm not sure why it is. It just says ~x86 keyword
<7> drivers for my realtek 8180 chip wireless card
<2> you are on x86 ? (pc-based) ?
<7> si
<2> k... so you could go to /etc/portage/package.keywords and put something like net-drivers/rtl8180 ~x86
<2> but note, it is experimental and may crash kernels or freeze things or just generally not work...
<7> gotcha
<7> i cant get my wireless or my wired pcmcia cards to work.
<2> you could also look in the ebuild directory and read the changelog to see why (if its tested and not working, or just untested etc)
<7> i think im mentally missing something fundamental
<2> beek, you got pci support compiled in ?
<7> pci? yeah, i think so.
<2> its important, and of course, pcmcia section, 16bit and 32bit drivers, and the right driver for your pcmcia chipset
<2> does cat /proc/pci show anything ?
<7> the driver isn't one of the ones listed.
<2> hmm.. you sure ? what laptop ?
<7> ha, no it doesn't.
<7> hmmm.
<7> maybe i dont have pci compiled in.
<7> okay, i shall look
<7> its an old armada
<2> turn on pci for a start, that should at least show system devices, then i THINK if you modulise ALL the pci drivers, the init script tries several, from memory... of course you have pcmcia-cs stuff installed ?
<2> pcmcia-utils too from memory
<7> yes.
<7> pcmcia-cs
<2> my laptop has had a dead hd since just before christmas
<7> not utils, i dont think.
<2> sys-apps/pcmciautils
<2> handy for checking things
<2> i gotta go up the shops.. mess around a bit, i'll be back
<8> anyone know how to close a pm window in irssi?
<6> /window close
<1> /window kill
<8> tu
<2> anyone know how to dock several detached windows in xchat back together (not in the original main window) or is it not possible ?
<1> theBear: emerge irssi
<1> =]
<2> recently i've felt xchat could be doing more for me... last time i screwed with it i got auto identify and joining 3 servers and a million channels working ...
<2> zaei, did you see my iptables/mac address question a while ago ?
<2> its a simple yes i know or no idon't kinda question
<1> Nope =)
<2> sneaky bugger
<2> hmm... i once mentioned that sometimes my iptables stuff logs CRAZY mac addresses ... i just looked carefully at one... it adds 6 bytes (hex doubles) before the real mac, and 2 bytes after... i don't get it.. (this particular example was a request from this machine to the webserver via the lan)
<2> there 'tis :) repeated just like a newb
<1> Sounds odd =o
<1> Wait...
<2> i can paste one log line...
<2> it IS a bridged interface (kernel bridge driver)
<1> Hmz.
<1> One of my machines had a crazy long hwaddr in ifconfig once.
<1> I can't find it now, though.
<2> according to the arp table on both machines (and others) the mac is normal... just in the iptables log
<2> i wonder if it could be some stupid mark rule or something like that i forgot about...
<2> i really gotta work out logging to seperate files with this stuff... ALL the firewall logs in /log/everything/current ****s
<1> https://lists.netfilter.org/pipermail/netfilter/2000-July/004606.html
<1> That's a .html, just in case.
<2> hmmm
<1> So it's really 2 MACs and an protocol.
<2> hmmm..... dst, and protocol eh ? hmm... so that would be tcp ?
<2> err.. my one that is
<2> or a lowerlevel protocl ?
<2> like "ethernet" ?
<1> You got me there =)
<2> rusty is THE MAN ! he works at the same place as my buddy in canberra (IBM)
<2> i gotta meet him one day
<1> Haha.
<1> That's kinda funny.
<2> which bit ?
<1> That you know a guy who knows the guy who answered your question =>
<1> By the way...
<1> #define ETHERTYPE_IP 0x0800 /* IP */
<2> heh... maybe
<1> So80:00 is IP.
<2> ahh... cool
<2> 08:00 that is
<1> #define ETHERTYPE_PUP 0x0200 /* Xerox PUP */
<1> #define ETHERTYPE_ARP 0x0806 /* Address resolution */
<2> wonder what pppoe looks like... not checking now
<1> #define ETHERTYPE_REVARP 0x8035 /* Reverse ARP */
<1> Those are the only 4 defined in ethernet.h.
<2> hmm... i wonder how rp-pppoe does it
<2> B-DAMAN
<3> hnnnnn
<7> any idea why my LSPCI command is not found?
<3> french fries of course!
<9> emerge pciutils
<9> or something like that.
<3> I wish they didn't have to go :<
<0> hay zaei
<0> Hi there PurpleWrap.
<10> Hey
<11> With bind.. How you fix it pulling up router information when doing nslookup?
<11> it's causing the domains to load slower
<0> Hi yo~
<4> 27 of 440
<4> perhaps I should update more frequently
<0> knickers
<12> anyone knows how could i route external internet (outside my country or my isp's peerings) with a separate network card so i can use htb then ?
<0> i am not at liberty to discuss that
<0> Good Morning |jeroen|
<13> Morning all
<0> Wilkommen seclorum.
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