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<0> arg
<1> they both have, you know, commands
<2> i love how it pisses off the bsd'ers.
<0> so no one can help me
<2> tyler: s/can/will/
<1> tyler: retrace your steps. figure out where you pooched your boot manager.
<3> tyler: you *did* ask Mr. Google, didn't you?
<1> if you can't get anywhere with that, use the (fantastic, btw) FreeBSD manual to manually boot the partition you want and fix your configuration
<2> blueroo: life less ****ty lately?
<1> www.freebsd.org/handbook
<1> d-side: eh
<1> the wedding didn't ****
<1> the honeymoon also didn't ****
<4> actually, the freebsd handbook has to be one of the better pieces of docs I've ever seen.
<1> both were quite nice
<5> roo got married?
<5> cool
<0> thanks
<4> blueroo: good one. Long may it last...
<1> we stayed in a 5 star overlooking Niagara Falls for 2 nights
<5> nice
<6> blueroo, nice
<1> incredible view
<1> gift from Sarah's mother
<1> :)
<1> because I sure as hell can't afford $500/night rooms
<1> hehe
<6> I could, once
<4> wow. That's a nice view all right.
<2> canada side or us side?
<1> heh. our room was on the 40th floor, facing the entire Niagara Gorge
<2> allegedly the canada side is nicer. better kept or something.
<1> on the Canadian side
<1> we could see both falls, and all of downtown Niagara Falls
<2> very nice.
<3> cool
<3> post pics yet?
<1> not developed yet
<1> http://www.emb***ysuitesniagara.com/images/pgx_8.jpg
<1> that's the view from the 26th floor. we were 14 floors higher.
<7> Hmm..
<7> **** today's a nice day
<7> fluffy clouds in the sky, nice breeze, 20C
<1> Bytor: you're running a service?
<8> hello all you happy folks :)
<9> K_os, hello
<10> I need help :P
<8> I have a small problem with a gre tunnel, can anybody help me? (it's a lot of text to exchange, so I need to know if someone can help before I start spitting out things =)
<10> everytime I start up Linux
<10> it says, "In idle task - not syncing"
<8> m0g, do you get a kernel panic message?
<3> K_os: don't paste a lot of stuff in the channel. HellHound will ban you for flooding. Use a pastebin site somewhere instead and just post the link.
<11> m0g: sounds like a kernel panic to me
<12> Hello, I'm trying to run mbmon (a motherboard sensors program). I can run it fine as root, but as another user it tells me the program needs to be setuid root. How do I do this?
<11> lawler: man sudo && man chmod
<12> no kidding? never thought chmod would do that
<12> thanks!
<13> yeah, suid and sgid are both access controlls
<11> lawler: man chown && man chgroup too while you are at it
<4> hrm.
<7> hmm?
<11> herm?
<4> seems the font I was trying to use in xterm doesn't "do" unicode. (utf-8)
<14> guys i need a hint
<15> DeadSmile: The letter A.
<14> i am connecting computer through my linux to another machine that has internet
<3> DeadSmile: 42
<14> =)
<14> as far as i undrstand i need to setup a bridge is that correct?
<7> DeadSmile: to cross water? that's one option.
<7> DeadSmile: a ferry would also work.
<16> DeadSmile: you could walk on water like jesus too
<3> Nanuq: who you calling a ferry?
<16> DeadSmile: but it takes practice
<7> twonkbat: does that extend to driving?
<7> Ka-bar: you, ya twink
<16> Nanuq: driving over water?
<9> hmm, RHEL5 will include XEN
<11> DeadSmile: try building a raft.
<11> A raft is much cheaper to construct than a bridge
<7> twonkbat: well, we don't know if it's 100% pedestrian, or not. might be a rail bridge.
<3> I'd rather be on a boat with a drink on the rocks than in the drink with a boat on the rocks
<14> a raft is too slow
<11> You can get a trolling motor at Wal-Mart
<3> I don't smell any troll
<14> we in cyprus don't have wal mart so i need smtng else
<7> atompngn: there's enough trolling here, tyvm
<7> DeadSmile: no wal-mart? man, one sane country left. ;)
<17> Hah.
<7> though one will open up in .gr, and people will come from all over
<16> i've worked for wal-mart, known as asda here in the uk and it's complete bollocks i can tell you
<7> except there it'll be called Cheapcrapopolis
<14> why? what's wrong with wal mart?
<17> It's wal mart.
<17> Isn't that saying enough?
<7> twonkbat: I visited one whilst I was in London. My favourite part was the large section devoted to booze.
<11> DeadSmile: They're successful
<17> For the time being.
<7> twonkbat: and generic brand booze. that was novel.
<17> Hrm.
<8> I hope you can help... Cause I've busted my head against the walls with this...
<8> I have two nix routers... one is connected to the net...
<8> both of them have a lan behind them and they are connected through a metro wan
<8> I have to make a tunnel between them, but here's where the problem starts
<14> but still, I have a notebook that i have connected to my linux machine that connects through a windows machine to the internet, and i am a bit lost on how to connect the notebook to the internet
<15> 4 lines and you haven't said the problem. Nice.
<8> One of them has virtual interfaces... and for some reson I cant't get a computer from lan A to ping a computer from lan B
<14> any1 care to at least tell me where to start or u only like talking about wal mart
<11> DeadSmile: is the linux machine connected or just the windows machine?
<11> DeadSmile: how is the linux machine connected?
<14> the linux machine is online through a win xp machine
<11> DeadSmile: So the XP machine is acting as a (router,bridge,firewall)?
<1> heh, what's some kind of chain
<1> and also an odd way to set up a network
<11> DeadSmile: sounds like a cluster **** to me.
<14> yeah, it is ****ed-up =)
<14> the xp is more of a router if i am not mistaken, but i have actualy litle knowledge of networks
<11> Deadsmile: why not just buy a SOHO router?
<14> i just need it to work for a week not more,
<14> don't see a point of buying anythig for a week
<3> they're cheap. and you can sell it, return it, or use it again
<11> Which brings us back to Wal-Mart, you can return it there!
<1> well, without more knowledge, you aren't going to get this "interesting" network to work
<14> =) which brings us back to cyprus, no wal mart here =0
<3> get a cheap little linksys box. It'll take you 2 minutes to set up... well, maybe 10 if you really don't know what you're doing... it'll be a lot less headache than what you're trying to do.
<3> DeadSmile: well, there has to be some sort of chain store that sells consumer electronic equipment, right?
<11> DeadSmile: seriously go get a cheap router. You have two machines, it's worth the small investment.
<14> there is no point for me to buy a router for 2 computers, the setup works fine with 2 computers, and it is 2:30 am in the morning here anyway so there is nowhere where i can get a router even if i whanted to, additionaly i would need to set-up the wiring for a router about 30 meters away
<18> What's he trying to do?
<11> reality: trying to route through a linux box, which is routed through a windows xp machine
<18> So, net->windows->linux->other computer?
<14> yes
<18> And net->windows->linux works?
<14> yes
<18> Two ethernet cards in the linux box?
<14> yes
<18> heh
<11> Yes!
<18> That's just a simple iptables set
<18> up
<11> reality: he said he didn't know how it was set up.
<14> why was i kicked?
<18> For repeating yourself
<18> Just bad luck
<14> =)
<18> DeadSmile: it's a simple iptables setup on the linux box.
<18> DeadSmile: /sbin/iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE
<18> echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
<18> And start dhcpd if it's not running and you want dynamic ip addresses
<18> And on the second card, just "/sbin/ifconfig eth1 192.168.0.1 netmask 255.255.255.0"
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