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<0> ok, sorry
<1> afaik its nothing more than p***ing an optional variable. Which can be done through the use of the bootloader.
<2> *nod*
<2> I prefer modules though. monolithic kernels... that almost like windows :D
<1> indeed ;)
<3> Jostein: anyways, think I'll get away from the computer, so buona notte!
<1> cool.. After the exploding dell laptops we now have the electrifying laptops from Dell. A whole new brand, what will they think off next? ;)
<2> Lion-O: w00
<4> 3 days trying
<2> awesome
<5> Is placing "RewriteEngine off" in httpd.conf a valid use?
<4> cant get suse to install
<2> Lion-O: are there CTCP hooks for that? :D
<1> "The original acid spraying DELL laptops" :)
<1> Jostein: hehehe
<0> sorry got disconnected
<1> Jostein: http://www.notebookforums.com/thread188600.html
<6> "Dell...all the tools an interrogator needs"
<2> PolarWolf: Watch it, or Im putting this dell in your apartment!
<7> Hi, i am new in linux, can somebody help me: in local network there are two gateways and my machine, it is possible to route udp packets from my machine via first gateway and tcp packets via second?
<6> Jostein: Hah
<1> hmm, nah, I don't think the tft screen is very toxic :)
<2> Lion-O: that site is even slower than mine :D
<6> RadiationX: Theoretically
<1> Jostein: its using a dell server, give it time ;)
<6> RadiationX: Look up LARTC
<2> Lion-O: on a wednesday, which is -the- peak time for people hammering my server
<7> i tried iptables and routing, but don't know how to redirect packet with iptables to custom gateway
<6> RadiationX: You mark the packets with iptables, and then use iproute2 with custom tables to do the actual routing
<1> pretty hot stuff IMO
<2> Misogynist-: what a politically correct nick you got there
<2> Misogynist-: you a bot?
<8> i am?
<1> what wouldn't be a surprise ;)
<8> i wish i was a bot
<2> I dont trust people who change nicks twice in less than 30 minutes
<8> i wudnt be pulling my hair out
<8> 4 god damn days to get this fuxored up pc sorted
<8> and not getting no where
<2> dont blame the PC. it only does -exactly- what you ask it to :P
<2> which is to most people the main problem with PCs really
<8> true
<2> thats why some odd people gets Macs, or so Ive heard
<6> RadiationX: Maybe this gives a few hints in the right direction too: http://lists.netfilter.org/pipermail/netfilter/2004-July/054634.html
<6> netfilter is so ****ing amazingly cool
<1> aye
<7> PolarWolf: thanks, i try it
<1> just like par2 ;-)
<1> oh wait, no, thats hot stuff 8)
<9> PolarWolf: why now?
<6> D-side: Hmm?
<9> PolarWolf: netfilter.
<9> what did it do today that made you so happy
<6> D-side: I always loved it
<9> oh. heh
<1> D-side: hey, no dissin' the netfilter here ;-)
<6> D-side: Nothing in particular, but I was looking at the possibilities open for RadiationX, and I was reminded as to how cool netfilter is
<6> iptables, iproute2, etc
<1> PolarWolf: that is always the good part about looking up some issues again.
<6> And if you throw in brtables and arptables too
<6> You can do stuff (and I have done stuff) that'll blow your mind
<1> hmm, I'm once again reminded that amazon shipped my stuff. Can't wait for it to finally arrive
<10> Hello
<10> centos users here ?
<1> hmm, BGC total crash. Finally..
<1> errr, s/total// :)
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