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<0> Eric!
<0> come to think of it, I can't find something about what cl*** ranges WERE
<1> Nanuq: 'lo
<2> any gamerz around?
<3> PolarWolf: optical or wireless ?
<1> whitecap: optical
<4> PolarWolf: awwwww :)
<1> scanning pctures and stuff
<2> looks like not
<3> cool, usb i guess ?
<4> PW: btw, is shanta having issues with web serving?
<1> szymon: Is it?
<3> i'm still using a old parellel port win only one
<1> szymon: Hmm...
<4> PolarWolf: linuxops seems down, as does my site...
<1> szymon: Some sites seem not to work, yeah. Investigating.
<1> szymon: Hrm, weird
<4> yeah, odd :)
<5> so dead in here
<1> Yah
<5> !ping PolarWolf
<1> The annoying part is that when I do, I need to reboot the box too. lpfc doesn't pick up on it
<0> hi whyzzyrd
<5> heh, it's not quite as dead as I thought.
<6> whyzzyrd: Me too, even thought I haven't ordered any
<6> thought too
<6> bah!
<5> Pizbit: bah indeed
<5> Pizbit: I've ordered what I need from 2 separate companies.
<6> whyzzyrd: Going to order some after I've pad 3'n' for new flat
<6> 3'n'2, $600 :)
<6> whyzzyrd: I ordered from about 5-7 different places for this computer.
<5> Pizbit: No, I phrased that badly..
<5> Pizbit: I need 4 more TV cards
<6> whyzzyrd: For any particular reason?
<5> Pizbit: so I ordered 4 each from two different companies.
<6> Hrm?
<5> Pizbit: given they're EOL, but work perfectly in my application, I got some spares.
<6> That's 8.
<5> Pizbit: and if they increase the number of muxen, I'll need more cards.
<0> heh. I actually WANTED a tv card, but given the price they are here in NZ, I think I'll give them a miss... same for the radio cards. I'm out of slots anyhow.
<6> whyzzyrd: Er, what're you're doing?
<6> Viking667: Sub 100 for a basic one
<4> damn I love unix
<0> Pizbit: yeah, I know, but I don't have sub-100...
<7> can get usb tuners if you are out of slots
<8> is there any app to block and monitoring p2p traffic?
<6> Viking667: Ah, so you have more than $100? :D
<0> szymon: ah huh. What version?
<4> show me anywhere else where it's as simple to do something like cat *access* | awk {'print $1'} | sort -n | uniq | wc -l
<9> i have sub-100
<9> i have WELL sub-100
<9> :S
<6> adikt: :D
<7> MFG: no, that's whack-a-mole. most p2p can work around blocks
<4> Viking667: generically the vast majority of unix environments actually, I'm not bigotted :P
<0> DaveHowe: are they useful on 1.1?
<7> Viking667: dunno, haven't got one.
<0> szymon: heh. I'm using Solaris/x86, and so far the only thing that stumps me is the failure to NAT
<5> Viking667: You get DVB-T?
<0> nope
<5> MFG: what I'd do is limit per-host bandwidth.
<0> no digital transmissions here at all.
<5> MFG: did I ask you to /msg me?
<8> no:)
<5> MFG: channel policy is you don't, because us discussing it in channel is likely to be more productive.
<8> ok
<8> htb or ? use to limit per-host bandwidth ?
<3> he was polite, uninvited messages are considered rude
<7> per-host bandwidth is traffic shaping - lots of solutions out there for that, just google "traffic shaping linux"
<8> 10x a lot :))) you'r all the same...google..:))
<8> searching in the ocean for a treasure
<8> :)
<8> a hidden one
<8> the key
<8> :P
<7> yup. why waste time explaining a dozen different solutions when google will explain them for you and possibly you will google *first* next time instead of wasting our time asking?
<10> hello, i`m back
<10> is there any way to install Yahoo! Messenger on linux?
<0> No. But try Gaim.
<3> Negura-: why not fire up yum or whatever and find out
<0> That mostly runs Yahoo, and others too.
<10> whitecap, now i`m on windows, i`m planning to get linux in next few days
<1> Negura-: why?
<0> Negura-: as I said, go try gaim when you get to Linux.
<3> Negura-: then instead of wasting time here, research the website of your chosen distrobution\
<10> yeah, but with gaim lot of services won`t be available (file transfer, games etc)
<0> huh? You can do file transfers with Gaim, can't you?
<0> I kno games probably won't work...
<0> And neither will Yahoo radio, but I don't miss those.
<1> So I again I ask the question; why install linux?
<1> Obviously it doesn't do what $luser needs
<10> i`m curious how`s linux
<0> Negura-: can you put up with not having yahoo games, and yahoo music?
<7> well, why not try gaim (which has a windows version) first?
<7> easiest way to find out if it fits your needs
<0> DaveHowe: because the Windows version is NOW shareware.
<1> Negura-: Are you prepared to change the way you work with your computer? If not, stick with windows.
<7> Viking667: and? he is trying it, not using it long term
<0> And he may not have the smarts to compile his own version.
<1> Note to self: 15cm != 1500mm :)
<11> help
<11> I want a tool to select lines containing a *word* of a txt file, anyone know ?
<7> select?
<7> grep will show you lines containing a word
<7> grep <word> <filename>
<11> then I can replace those lines, remove them, etc etc ?
<7> wxaman: you want a word processor - there are lots. I prefer vim for that, but that's me
<7> openoffice is probably the best choice if you are running a gui and are from a windows background
<11> yes I luv gui;s
<11> but openoffice would do that ?
<7> there are also stream editors - sed for example. to replace the word "target" with "arrow" in a text document you could do "cat document.txt | sed "s/target/arrow/" > output.txt"
<7> speaking of which, got a funny medireview this week - document that kept asking me to conorganization the settings :)
<12> need some help with iptables, could someone help me a bit?
<7> sup dts?
<13> are there any Cafe Manager that runs in linux?
<14> vaus: sourceforge or freshmeat would be a start
<11> is there a program that creates directories of specified files and folders so that they fit best in a cd/dvd in order to burn them ?
<12> need some help in iptables, anyone kind to help me a bit ?
<1> dts: Just ask a ****en question
<11> dts ask ****er!
<12> i'd like to block some outgoing ports for some ip's behind server
<11> aaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrgggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhh
<12> let's say nobody from inside can do ssh outside
<15> hey, can any1 tell me how to universally enforce larger fonts on applications in kde? i can't make the difference between 6 and G due to the ultrasmall fonts ;p
<7> that's easy. target port for ssh is 22 - so just add a deny rule
<14> wxaman: there was one called cdbackup for CD's.
<12> DaveHowe allright, well you could help me telling the rule
<16> iptables -A INPUT --dport 22 -j DROP
<16> or something close to that
<12> nice one, lol:)
<12> i said i need only for some ip's behind server
<7> smsie: on the input chain?
<16> so match on IP as well as port
<12> and not for anyone outside the server
<16> DaveHowe: oh, it's for NAT is it?
<14> DaveHowe: well he said it was close
<12> yup, nat:)
<16> drop it on the FORWARD chain then
<16> I'm not going to write the whole rule for him. I don't mind giving an idea though
<12> well you could tell me the rule:)
<17> sysctl -w net.inet.ip.portrange.reservedhigh=1
<17> what is similar command in linux?
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