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<0> is good
<0> ?
<0> or fedoracore
<0> ?
<1> There's no such thing as mandrake anymore, that's mandriva now.
<0> i know
<0> i sgood
<0> ??
<1> And could you please stop hitting your enterkey that often, it's bloddy annoying.
<0> man i;m from romania
<2> where is the config for internet access of vmnet-natd ?
<2> nothing know about that in nat.conf
<1> Gee, like that didn't show
<0> yman i'm here for help
<1> asdasdas: That doesn't make for an excuse to act like an idiot.
<0> :)X)X)X)XX)
<0> yes man
<0> but
<0> what verion a linux i can use for a cs server
<0> ?
<0> fedoracore?
<0> mandriva
<0> ?
<1> Debian makes a good choice
<0> suse
<0> ahamz
<0> and
<0> is one cd
<0> ?
<1> stop
<1> typingh
<1> like
<0> k
<1> this
<0> coma
<0> is one cd
<0> or is more
<1> No, debian spans 14 cds
<0> ?
<0> looooooooool
<0> yi don't have cd and not are in DCC
<0> yfrom net take 6 hours
<1> But you'll only have to download a small, 60mb iso image to get the whoel thing going. It's no use downlaoding the entire distro.
<0> man i want for a server cs
<0> linuxxxx
<0> full verion
<0> understand
<0> ?
<1> *sigh*
<3> Coma you're wasting your fingers
<1> asdasdas: Go ask in #linux.ro or #rolinux
<1> teknomage: Not only that :/
<2> ?#!, hmm.. linux is linux, when its linux, its ok
<2> dependently of you cs server package specification
<1> Yeah, right. If only that were true
<1> Morning, Eric
<4> g'day John
<1> teknomage: FYI, not all linux are created equal
<0> man i know one man and he use unbuntu\from his server
<0> \cs
<2> its the boot method is not perfectly exact in some os, but they can have another specification...
<0> coma if i download this unbuntu linux i can make a server with cs 1.6?
<0> that is the questions
<3> Coma lol or linux users for that matter
<0> y?
<1> Like I told you, ubuntu's meant for _desktop_ use, not for servers. Even though it's technically capable of acting as a server.
<0> ahamz
<0> but fedora or mandriva
<0> ?
<0> or suse
<0> ?
<1> Forget about suse
<0> ori darwin slacware
<0> ?
<0> ahamz
<1> Bwahahaha
<2> asdasdas: i recommend you a distrib with package management system, like fedora, debian, ubuntu is derived of debian if you know
<5> asdasdas: pretty much any linux distro can run a cs dedicated server
<1> And that's where the patience ran dry.
<2> please can you help me ?
<6> small question. I have a script I need to run in the background. Even if I do (from my ssh window) /usr/local/script & it still outputs its progress on the screen and if I close that window the process is killed. I am using a terminal from a windows machine to my linux server
<1> Dual203: Run it from within screen
<1> Morning yoz
<7> coma, but it's running on my screen! :P
<8> hi all
<7> ouch!
<1> Sunblade: Is not!
<2> Dual203: use crond
<9> Coma: ey ;)
<7> yep on my screen thus running within :)
<2> Dual203: this check if the specified command still always up
<10> hello
<10> I have a backup script that runs on my server, and it has one command line where it sets a shell script variable to the command to be executed, and then executes it... it sets another variable to the target for RAR to "/somepath/server/*" which for some reason is evaluating to "/somepath/server/apache" how to make certain that it does not evaluate before p***ing it to the command itself ?
<1> Use single instead of double quotes.
<11> re
<1> rehi OldMonk
<11> re Coma
<10> ty coma
<10> coma
<10> still doing the same thing, line for setting target is Target='/somepath/server/*' and it still evaluates it
<1> Probably because it's getting evaluated on the line itself too, so you might have to use something like "'$Target'" there
<2> where can i get some help for natd, i have configured nat in iptables but they don't work
<12> treefall: iptables.org
<12> or you could pay me and i'll fix it for you
<13> Since when does NT need a daemon?
<1> NT is a demon, or it's alreast possessed.
<13> NAT, even.
<1> Ohhh
<14> where can i download linux?
<13> BatoLata: Lots of places.
<13> Depending on what you need/want.
<14> give me one pls
<13> BatoLata: www.google.com
<14> i site please
<12> BatoLata: please spell your words out
<12> BatoLata: linuxiso.org or something
<1> BatoLata: Go to www.distrowatch.com
<10> ty coma
<10> seeya all later
<15> Broke the displ;ay on my ibook. Man this ****s
<15> Wonder how much it's gonna cost to fix it.
<1> If you're going the official way, a small fortune.
<1> Unless it broke by itself ;)
<15> I have no idea how it broke.
<15> This thing is just under as year old :/
<16> an iBook?
<16> 14.1" or 12"?
<15> 14
<16> would you trust yourself installing the new panel?
<15> I'm not replacing it myself.
<16> the panel is $289.99, with full installation service $449.99
<16> that's not at apple though
<16> http://www.wegenermedia.com/lcdpage.htm
<16> for $449.99 I wouldn't repair an iBook
<16> that's what it'll yield if you sell it working on eBay ;)
<15> I'm not going third-party
<16> then prepare for nosebleeds.
<1> Apple parts + Apple service = $fscking_expensive
<1> You might as well consider using it as a paperweight and getting a macbook instead ;)
<15> ...
<4> Coma: oh yeah
<4> what's wrong with it?
<4> Falchion: turn it into an ultraportable server ;)
<15> I have enough servers. i need a laptop.
<4> wow
<4> who was it who mentioned PuTTY's new serial support being less than perfect?
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