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<0> Steakk: better yet...ln -s /dev/random /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/extensions/libglx.so
<1> I want a good current distro though to run on the toughbook
<2> Eeh stripped down debian, X, Afterstep or one of the lighter weight windows managers would probably be OK. No gnome.
<2> Heh heh
<1> I heard yellowdog is made for older hardware?
<3> hrmm...the NVidia complie finished...seems to be wrokin now
<2> Yellodog is for apple hardware. Is it apple hardware?
<2> It's also debian based heh heh
<1> nah it's no apple
<1> Yellow Dog Linux
<1> A Fedora, RPM-based, 32-bit operating system, Yellow Dog Linux is for the home user who desires to breathe life into old hardware
<0> knock0ut.
<0> Hobbit_: Why're you asking us? most of us run Debian or the liek...
<2> Oh... really? Damn I must be losing track of the distributions again.
<0> give it a shot
<2> It was bound to happen heh heh
<0> and report your findings
<3> I still love that rhyme about a zoo orgy that I heard earlier...been stuck in my head all day
<4> Greyfox: Yeah, there's only 8,194,385 of them nowadays (give or take a few)
<2> I don't know why they bother when Debian is obviously the be-all and end-all
<3> GF: Debian is the best distro I have ever used, hands down
<1> hmm
<1> k
<1> thx
<2> Yeah, same here. Every so often I fiddle with another but I always end up coming back to Debian.
<3> yup...I have tried every distro...I have a spare 120 gig drive that I use just for misc distros(fc, mdk, solaris[ugggg...damned Lion-O for getting me to try it], etc, etc)
<3> had a PC today ofa clients...thing wont boot no more...took me forever to figure otu the issue..turns out, all the caps near the CPU and the northbridge were blown
<5> Steakk: I got my usb drive to boot win98 DOS :)
<5> but win98 refused to install directly
<3> win98? eww
<3> then again, I actually UPGRADED a client to 98 today
<6> Steakk: those cheap caps? ick
<3> he WAS running 95
<3> XyZzY: dunno what it was, or why it was, but it was
<5> 95?!
<5> lol
<6> Steakk: there was/is a rash of nasty caps that had the wrong chemical formulation
<5> Steakk: I used vmware to make my usb drive bootable and then the p4 booted it fine
<0> I think I might have to pee soon
<5> Daakman: too much beer?
<0> cappicard: there's no such thing
<5> lol
<3> hasha
<3> so true
<0> cappicard: enough beer to make me pee, yes....but certainly not too much
<5> lol
<5> hmm... my radeon is doing...something...like...this...
<3> s/and/an
<0> It's amazing to me that the group I work with has gotten by with as little documentation as they have
<5> Steakk: lol
<0> I've been there for only 3 months and I've written a ****load of docs
<5> Daakman: sounds like few of our clients
<0> Everytime I learn something new, it goes into a doc that gets uploaded to a web server
<0> and I look at it...and I am the one person who has uploaded 99% of the documentation
<6> docs? you're fscking lucky you got the program in the first place
<4> Although I did set us up a wiki recently.
<0> When I got here, there was like 3 documents
<2> Daakman: Oh same here. We run a wiki at my current company. I've put a ****load of docs in there.
<0> and I have uploaded like 50 new docs
<2> Then no one ever reads them
<0> Greyfox: I have begun considering installing a Wiki
<4> I should probably start documenting the **** I do, though, since I should be leaving soon.
<0> I've been thinking MediaWIki
<6> wiki's are easy to install
<4> Daakman: MediaWiki has been working well for us since we started using it (a week or so ago).
<2> Then they ask me **** and I tell them it's in the wiki and they shot stop ****ing bothering me before I yank their testicles down and up around their back and over their heads
<4> Even the dumb I.T. people can figure it out, mostly.
<2> Then my boss yells at me for threatening the customers again
<6> getting the authorization to do it from any level of mgt is pulling teeth from a pitbull
<0> jgaddis: hahaha....a week?
<0> ok, I have to pee....bad
<0> brb
<4> Daakman: Yeah, we just started doing it.
<4> XyZzY: Not really... I just set it up, put up a few things, and sent an e-mail out... "oh, btw, i set up a wiki... $url..."
<6> laters captain crunch
<3> at least he aint sayin 'join me in bed, scotty!'...
<0> jgaddis: What web server do you have it running under?
<6> jgaddis: which one you use?
<4> Daakman: Apache 2.x on RHEL4.
<4> XyZzY: MediaWiki.
<2> Hmm. Google now has a side bar. The bastards!
<6> Greyfox: seen the warning on the Google 3.0 toolbar?
<2> XyZzY: Nope. I don't have a google toolbar
<7> hi
<6> jgaddis: Ah the wikipedia backend
<0> jgaddis: My team has been talking about installing and using a Wiki quite a bit recently...I figure if I am the first to actuall intall and begin using it, some people might actually use it
<0> I love the way Wikipedia is done, personally
<7> i have this line in mu /etc/imapd.conf autocreateinboxfolders: Sent | Drafts | Templates | Trash
<7> but cyrus still doesnt create these folders when an email client subscribes
<7> any ideas?
<2> oooo
<3> GF: see a hot blonde or something?
<2> Nah working on getting Dad's railsified page serving through apache fastcgi
<3> ahh
<8> hello everyone
<8> @echo off
<8> @echo Searching share in LAN now...
<8> @for /L %%i IN (1,1,255) do @echo 192.168.0.%%i && @echo 192.168.0.%%i >> share.txt && net view 192.168.0.%%i >> share.txt || @echo >> share.txt
<8> @echo finished
<8> @pause
<8> exit
<2> Well that was ****witted of him wasn't it?
<6> wtf? batch here?
<6> Greyfox: no kidding
<6> looks like a phishing expedition too
<2> Looks like he was trying to split some ****
<9> heya fox
<2> Er sploit
<2> Heya Nanuq
<6> j0 Nanuqian
<3> me too...its hard when there are no open wifi spots to network into...
<3> pisses me off...everyone securin their **** these days
<3> hwo am I supposed to DL porn w/o using my bandwith if they put p***words on their WAP's?
<10> Steakk, i can connect to our cisco AP at work but not to my netgear AP at home
<10> tried plugging a netgear pcmcia and it worked right away but then i could not make it work with the cisco AP in the office :(
<10> i still have to find a wireless card that works for both
<10> btw... mac filtering is easy to crack
<10> :)
<11> morning
<12> wpa2 aes 256 bit is not
<13> HI, How can i clear the History of 'last' i can see there too many entries
<2> What?
<13> I want to use command 'last' to check that who were entered b4 my in my server.
<13> that shows me entreis. i want to clear that entries.
<2> Oh. You allow logins to your server, eh?
<13> Yes. i use to allow. Coz its not a server. its just a client pz
<13> pc*
<14> well, if you read the manpage for last you'd probably see what logfiles it reads. however, wanting to clear that history isn't usually an action the *real* owner of the box wants to do... *dodgy look*
<2> I want to say you can just clear out /var/log/wtmp but I seem to recall that doing THAT is a bad idea
<2> Wow. Getting apache and ruby to talk to each other was surprisingly painless.
<13> Greyfox: So in your openion?? i dont have to clear that????
<13> wats better?
<2> Sarthor: Well I don't usually muck about with it myself, but I seem to recall that the system was rather touchy about ****ing around with that file. Of course, the last system I was interested in it on was a SCO box in 1989.
<2> So maybe clearing it out is safe after all.
<14> deleting it altogether would be a bad idea though
<2> Oh that may be what I did in 1989 heh heh heh
<14> heh
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