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<0> breaks the ball and leaves
<1> Shouldn't an executable file just execute by typing in the file name and not having to put a ./ in front of it?
<2> /notice #linux International Money and Payment System:
<3> it's an email DDoS, one domain's recieving hundreds to thousands of emails per minute to bogus addresses at thier domain.
<2> https://www.moneybookers.com/app/?rid=112810
<0> issya: depends
<4> Thanks rhowe for the +
<5> ahahaha
<3> lol
<6> hahaha
<0> nice
<0> whatta dumb***
<0> damn dog
<7> Hey.. I've got a script that I always want to be run as user 'tomcat' regardless of who starts it -- is that possible?
<8> hi
<9> laura---: 'man su'
<7> Lion-O: Isn't there some permission bit or something I can do it with?
<0> man sudo
<7> Like mode 1xxx or somethign?
<10> isn't that what the suid flag is supposed to do?
<9> laura---: ofcourse the person starting it will need certain permissions, you can also look into sudo. and no; permission bits don't work on scripts. RTFM.
<11> since I've got dynamic ip, it seems the one I got from the ISP is added to SORBS as well.. makes my mail server unable to send mail to specific destinations. ****ing ****. I hate that!
<9> PolarWolf: not on scripts.
<10> Lion-O: Ah, yeah, that was it
<10> There are wrappers for that though
<8> i need a little help. How to mount a External FTP-directory to my aktual filesystem, so that i can provide it at my local intranet?
<9> yaem: you don't.
<10> yaem: Build an ftp filesystem with fuse
<8> don't what?
<10> filesystem driver, rather
<9> yaem: you don't mount remote ftp directories, its not how it works. You could export it over nfs though.
<12> hmm
<13> i got an old compaq with 2 isa nics and no hdd. i'm tryng to make a router with fresco but i can see only 1 nic... anyone tryed something like this before?
<12> any idea why my nic which was named 'eth1' before a reboot turned into 'eth2' after the reboot?
<10> ISA NICs ****. You need to add configure them to use IRQ and DMA addresses and stuff, and use kernel module parameters to make the driver use both
<9> Strat: are you using 2 equal nics or do they differ? you should check if the distribution supports the hardware.
<10> s/add//
<14> morning all
<8> @ PolarWolf ist fuse a tool, or a command?
<15> PolarWolf, hey don't talk bad about the good old 3C509
<13> Lion-o i can see 1 of the nics. same nics
<10> yaem: http://fuse.sourceforge.net/
<9> Strat: then load the kernel module again while making sure you point it to the other nic.
<14> heh
<0> ok
<0> gone
<0> later
<15> http://www.kerncom.nl/images/3c509-combo.jpg <-- oh memories
<13> Lion-O thanks
<16> I have one of those
<17> i had a great many of those.
<17> and every time i'd put one into a box i'd have to grab becker's 3c5x9 util
<15> yeah
<17> thats a strangely fond memory.
<9> hmm, fortunatly I'm not on X right now 8)
<15> hehe
<15> hmm, whatever happened to 3com. Do they really sell anything anymore?
<17> i didnt even have to look to know. :)
<17> fredk: yeah, they're still kicking around.
<8> knowing some email-tool downloading and printing out the emails automaticly?
<17> seems to be more the soho market than anything else really.
<17> they make an utter **** t1 router i had the displeasure of dealing with recently.
<9> yaem: man bash ; man fetchmail ; man lp
<15> hehe
<9> yaem: or my personal favorite; man mutt
<15> yeah, I dont know why anyone would buy 3com routers for anything serious
<18> fredk: heh, actually, I know what you mean
<18> fredk: Seems like they're still around, but do they actually _sell_ anything.
<19> fredk: the moeories? I have on of those :P
<15> hehe
<19> never used that thing in the middle though
<15> ah yeah, neither did I
<15> I used the two other ones
<19> I bought one of those first thing after I got my first PC
<19> hooked up a lan, and warezed 6GBs or so
<19> which was -m***ive- back then :P
<11> pff snort.conf isn't fun configuring.
<15> Jostein, hell yeah
<20> hi
<20> someone time for an easy sendmail question? just want to verify something :)
<9> yoz: hmm ;) you could consider webmin :P
<6> I don't think easy and sendmail go together
<19> schitzo: *nod*
<11> Lion-O: never used it being honest. but you may be right I should apt-get it.
<11> Lion-O: the language seems to be my problem so far =/
<21> Robbeke: ah, you are in to torture.
<9> One of the first things I did after setting up solaris10; disable sendmail, install/configure Exim :-)
<20> I configured a catch-all account in sendmail for domain.com. For the moment this domain's email is hosted by our ISP. When I telnet to localhost and send an email to domain.com sendmail still forwards email to our ISP's mailserver instead of local mailbox based on MX record. Is that normal behaviour?
<19> Robbeke: you couldnt find a mail-daemon that is -harder- to configure, could you? :P
<9> Robbeke: depends on how its setup. If it checks the MX records then yes; this is very normal.
<20> easy way to verify this? :)
<9> Robbeke: I do hope that you're not considering to host this domain yourself.
<20> Lion-O, why? :-)
<9> Robbeke: the internet doesn't need Yet Another Spamhost.
<20> :| That server is not a spamhost :)
<9> Robbeke: not yet you mean.
<20> it is monitored etc
<6> Robbeke: yes, sendmail will use DNS to get MX if you send the email with @domain.com
<22> Robbeke: it will be if you can't figure out how to operate it
<6> RelDrgn: luckily the latest sendmail has all the relay stuff turned off by default.
<9> Robbeke: out of curiosity; which distribution does it run ?
<19> RelDrgn: thats easier said than done. and I guess that was Lion-O's point
<20> schitzo: relaying is only allowed from localhost
<6> RelDrgn: you have to know what you are doing to open it up
<22> schitzo: do you really? Or can you just **** around with it changing things at random until it does what you think you want it to do?
<6> RelDrgn: no, you have to specifically start adding crap to files or <shudder> the *.mc config files to turn it off on purpose
<22> schitzo: hm, interesting
<9> schitzo: good, finally some sanity. still a sad development though (that this is a neccesity).
<6> Lion-O: yeah. it is. I need to actually configure AUTH in mine so I can use it when I'm on the road anywhere
<20> Lion-O: FC3
<9> and away he goes.
<6> heh
<11> Lion-O: can you give me a hint for webmin concerning user management? I wonder how to allow access for it!
<11> Lion-O: root seems to be added but fails on login.
<23> hey all , i'm having a hard time with the wlan drivers . I have to restart the computer 5 times before it starts working. The wireless light indicates that card is connected but no internet
<9> yoz: no idea, sorry... The first thing I usually do is get rid of webmin :P
<19> stvoh. -the- wireless card. thank god you are being specific :P
<21> bored.
<24> anyone here ue cent os?
<24> anyone here use cent os?
<11> Lion-O: 8)
<22> diggle: why would we?
<25> hey nanuq
<24> just asking :P
<9> yoz: I have set it up a few times for a few customers, but I usually let them do the checking out on usage.
<26> diggle: This is #Linux. Try #centos, or #pennyos, or possibly even #nickelos.
<22> hm interesting distribution idea, distribute redhat enterprise without the support.
<27> hi there
<27> I need some help, please
<9> RelDrgn: aye. and fully legal too since they only re-compile the source (which was already available). Because RH has their documentation opened up users can basicly self-study it.
<22> Christian: with?
<26> Oh my. I'm a dumb***.
<27> I wnat to download an id file from linux to windows with wget
<6> Christian : www.herpeshelp.com
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