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<0> why not start by trying to actually identify the run amok process?
<0> Viking667: *nod*. I know those too.
<1> the one that starts in connection with verlihub?
<0> RelDrgn: well, its not screen but irssi which is holding the log.. all I do is press pgup ;)
<1> I think the amount of traffic is doing his
<0> I strongly doubt it.
<0> but even then it shouldn't be too hard to actually identify it.
<1> lemme start verlihub
<2> Okay I just managed to get KDE 3.4 up and running on FreeBSD 6 ;)
<3> Anyone know what I can use aside from gnomemeeting and vlc to access my webcam? Gtkam doesn't "see" it, and I only get a white screen on Xsane, then xsane freezes once I try acquiring an image for the second/third time.
<3> Lion-O: what happens in another program that uses pgup? (Vim, for example)
<4> he is stopping
<5> the bullgod has returned
<3> K_F: thank bloody goodness for the first.
<3> dunno about the second, lol.
<4> hehe
<0> Viking667: dunno. I hardly run vim to press pgup :P
<0> anyway, time for another round of kotor2.
<3> Lion-O: give it a go - some editor, some long file...
<6> K_F: tempt fate! /msg him and ask him "is that all"? *runs*
<3> or "When are you getting started? I haven't seen anything yet"
<1> here we go, 5 minutes since started the hub top - 00:50:45 up 6:50, 1 user, load average: 5.02, 3.18, 2.78
<6> Lion-O: strange, I've never had problems in irssi-screen-putty
<4> RelDrgn: did it actually :)
<6> K_F: hahaha
<4> writing up the document to telenor
<6> atreju: so obviously its this verlihub thingy
<4> what data should I supply?
<3> K_F: everything EXCEPT the teasing?
<4> hehe
<4> well, 2GB isn't too bad
<3> If you'd had a spare 30GB drive and an ethereal session, you could have sent that to them.
<4> last one (from PK) had 30GB
<3> K_F: gawd. you're unlucky, dud.
<3> dude
<4> just too much of a BOFH on IRC
<3> somehow I can't see me receiving 2GB down a 48,000bps connection
<4> maybe I should drive over to the Telenor HQ and deliver a report personally
<1> most processor is used by my ppp connections, proly traffic throught them
<1> as they share files
<1> amongst eachother
<4> okay, sent an email
<4> lets see how they respond to that one
<7> argh
<7> don't do it.
<7> these ****ing retards are butchering our anthem.
<8> siglite, which retards ?
<9> i...just dont get the 'world series' with only america in it. then again, i dont get 'american football' or whatever it is you call that bastardized version of the good game football, which you irresponsibly call 'soccer'
<10> siglite: I just saw that too. That really sounded horrible imvho
<7> aron neville and aretha franklin
<11> dragonk, well, it's actually more like bastardized rugby than bastardized football, then with the wrong name attached to it
<12> hi all
<7> it was vaguely recognizable as.. sometimes in the same key as our athem.
<11> you know, your anthem can be done in any key
<10> it sure sounded off for sure, siglite
<10> Liandrin: if it's scaled right, it can still sound good. But it sounded like it was all over the scale
<11> any piece of music can
<12> can someone help me... im trying to get my screen resolution to 1280x1024 but i vant get it higher then 1024x768
<11> of course, if the singer can't actually pick -a- key, then you have problems...
<10> Liandrin: that what it sounded like to me
<7> Liandrin: they weren't picking a key. they were shifting in and out, "jazzing it up" so to speak.
<7> not to mention the tempo butchery.
<10> that's a name... Lofa?
<2> Bah. FFS, I can't get my head around this. Brainfart time. I have this freebsd craptop set up. beside it, I have this Linux laptop running with a wireless interface card. I have both laptops connected via a crossover ethernet cable. I should be able to use the Linux wireless laptop as a router for the freebsd one, shouldn't I.
<13> Tron: I would imagine so, yes.
<14> Tron: echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward?
<2> rhowe: Already done.
<14> Tron: Then provided there are no firewall rules blocking stuff, and the Linux box has working routs to both a route to the freebsd one and to the internet
<14> s/a route to//
<14> s/$/it should work/
<14> Tron: Oh, wait, no, it won't
<14> Tron: Well, it might not.. if you're trying to bridge, you need to be running as an access point on the wireless side of the router, rather than as a host
<14> Tron: If you're just plain routing though, that shouldn't matter
<2> rhowe: I have the bsd laptop on a 192.168.2.0/0 subnet, the Linux lappy's ethernet interface is 192.168.2.1, the bsd laptop is 192.168.2.2 both can ping each other, but I can't ping any internet ip addresses (eg: ISP nameserver) from the bsd laptop
<13> Tron: You set your gateway on the BSD?
<2> ThomasM: Yes. THe gateway should be the Linux laptop, shouldn't it? THat's what it's set to.
<13> Tron: Agreed.
<14> Tron: Then if you ping the ISP, do you see the ping packets going out over whatever interface the default route points to on the linux lappie?
<14> Tron: e.g. the wifi interface
<14> (ping the ISP from the freebsd laptop)
<2> rhowe: Hmmm wait.
<14> Tron: And the Linux kernel on the laptop *does* have "IP Forwarding" enabled, right? :)
<14> Tron: If you didn't build the kernel with routing in mind, you may've disabled it
<2> rhowe: It's a bog standard Debian 2.6.15 kernel, I should hope so ;)
<14> Tron: cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward - make sure it's 1 (if it's disabled, echoing 1 to it will have no effect, and it'll still come out as 0)
<10> rotfl! that bud light commercial is a hoot!
<14> Tron: Well, it's easy to check
<2> rhowe: It's enabled, and set to 1.
<10> uh.... wtf is this burger king one?
<14> Tron: Anyway, a bit of tcpdumping should show where the problem is
<15> poof
<2> rhowe: Or ethereal ;)
<15> russ, tron, cap'n
<14> Tron: Yeah, if you must go point and drool
<2> Nanuq
<13> oi Nanuq
<14> anyhow, bedtime
<15> aahz, snaf russ
<2> rhowe: It shouldn't matter that I'm using a 2.0/0 subnet here should it? I mean, that's not going to interfere with anything over the ipsec link.
<2> rhowe: n'nioght
<14> Tron: If your netmask is 0.0.0.0, then it shouldn't matter, since the default route is more specific than /0, but it would be better to use a /24
<14> Tron: Otherwise there's a chance the BSD box might think it can just ARP on the local segment for all IP addresses
<14> 'night Eric
<2> I can ping 192.168.1.6 from the BSD laptop. Ahhhh...... I think I know what's wrong :)
<13> oi Steakk
<16> lol
<17> what's a good brand name webcam for linux?
<18> hi, i had installed kubuntu 5.10 linux after an xp, dual booting went fine, but when i've reinstalled the xp, i couldn't boot linux
<18> how can i repair the grub loader?
<18> i can't find anything like repair boot loader on the kubuntu cd
<9> boot with the CD and re-run grub or lilo, or whtever you used
<0> check the kubuntu faq
<18> there isn't mentioned this
<18> the thing is, that the bootloader installs after installing the whole operating system
<18> so i'll lose all the data
<19> just re-run grub
<19> no need to reinstall the os
<18> if i hit esc
<18> i can see a list
<18> the actions that will be made
<18> and if i hit an enter on the bootloader, the partitioner comes in
<18> cuz i did't went throuw those steps
<20> Boot with the install CD, once it's up and running hit F2 to start a terminal session, then rerun the grub installer.
<13> Meh. The wife is watching... *shudder*.. Annie.
<18> about rerunning the grub (sorry, i'm a newbie, i only used linux fot a couple of days..) is this the correct procedure: http://www.sorgonet.com/linux/grubrestore/ ?
<21> anyone awake ?
<20> Boot with the install CD, once it's up and running hit F2 to start a terminal session, then rerun the grub installer (grub-install, IIRC).
<21> can somebody explain for me some basic things in linux ?? im new at linux
<21> i wanna know how to run applications under linux
<13> kokoriko: I don't think hand-holding is in order. You'll probably want to find a good tutorial. What distribution, anyway?
<21> knoppix live cd
<13> kokoriko: Why not hit the Debian Desktop User's Guide? http://cafecomputer.com/guide/users-guide.en.html
<18> thanx jgaddis, i'll try this out
<13> jgaddis: Good content on your blog, lately. Some of those posts boost your readership level a bit?
<21> thanks
<13> s/, lately//
<20> ThomasM: Some of the security-related stuff has gotten a bit of attention.
<13> jgaddis: Oh, and belated happy birthday.
<20> ThomasM: Heh, thanks. :)
<2> Yay managed to get routing going properly between the wireless laptop and the FreeBSD laptop.
<22> what is a simpler way of extracting output of wc (lines, words, bytes) other than using awk to filter 1st, 2nd and 3rd column?
<22> for example..wc gives 34 56 78 in one line but i want to get the 3 values in separate lines
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