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<0> motin: if you have configured the linux box to be on the same subnet, you seriously need to check your cabling
<1> This is insane... Now, after an hour of pinging and ethereal capturing a DHCPDISCOVER was found...
<1> but then...
<1> DHCP is disabled
<1> I just don't get this
<1> Problem seems to be "solved"
<1> wonder how long it is going to last
<2> Until the next solar flare
<3> beware the full moon as well
<1> PolarWolf, that would give me time to transfer all files that I need
<3> motin: http://excusecalendar.com/
<3> Someone thought The Big Red Button was a light switch.
<2> motin: solar flares are unpredictable, that's what makes them a good excuse
<3> heya Lion-O
<1> PolarWolf, true, and it also gives one 8minutes more or less depending on how you count the solar flare's time. grammatically catastrphical sentence
<1> asdfsadf
<4> K_F: mornin'
<1> I'll leave now. the modem bill is skyrocketing.
<2> motin: ***uming you're watching solarflares, which you're not
<1> ***uming someone is watching solarflare's which could be
<1> thanks for the help Jostein, PolarWolf K_F and all
<2> Things don't suddenly just work. I bet he's got a bork cable which now happens to make contact
<4> PolarWolf: I didn't read all the way up to the top but 2 dhcp servers can also do that.
<2> Lion-O: You'd at least get one response
<2> Why do I let them talk me into this?
<2> Its probably ridden with spyware and virii, and now it won't boot
<3> PolarWolf: that is why I created one of my websites
<3> to have a site to point people to before I started fixing their computer
<3> it has actually worked to some extent
<2> K_F: Hmm, hmm
<2> K_F: I don't do it that often, but every once in a while someone calls me with something
<2> This is actually the first in ages
<2> Ah well, guess I should go over there
<5> K_F: Many people only call when their PC fails to boot, or their browser fails to work
<5> K_F: A website isn't a whole load of use then
<3> rhowe: that wasn't my biggest problem, usually it was "my PC is sooooo slow"
<5> K_F: Point them at this for some handy Windows tools... http://www.divisiontwo.com/articles/utilityshootout.html
<6> Using gnome CD recorder two CDs have failed. Only a couple of files are intact on the CD, the rest are corrupt. Anyone knows a better burning solution for linux? (Suse 10.0)
<3> rhowe: hehe
<3> Nidbult: I prefer k3b anyways
<7> gnome baker does good job here.
<6> thank you
<7> Nidbult: but for suse/kde you want k3b.
<5> K_F: I love the screenshot of IE they have :)
<3> people actually like Firefox..
<6> Would it be possible to burn CDs from a vmware guest OS (XP)? Right now it doesnt recognize the empty CD.
<3> ... probably not very successful
<3> by the way, cdrecord should probably execute using root privileges.. have you tried recording a CD as root?
<3> (just sudo it)
<3> well, a couple more posts in the AdSense forums anyways :)
<8> Where is 'fstab' placed?
<4> where all config files are placed.
<4> Well, I got a solid theory as to why I have trouble with Apache memoryleaks and most others don't: they don't renice the system (apachectl) but are likely to restart it. Even the Debian scripts usually restart instead of renice it.
<5> Lion-O: renice? Do you mean reload?
<9> hi
<9> any Gentoo Users here?
<4> rhowe: something like that
<4> ah
<4> rhowe: "graceful" is the exact option
<4> "graceful - do a graceful restart by sending a SIGUSR1 or start if not running", thats the option I always used.
<5> Lion-O: Ah right.. well if you're getting memory leaks, try disabling DSOs one by one
<4> rhowe: *nod*. Well, I solved it another way, I disabled apache entirely.
<3> graceful is good
<3> hehe
<4> rhowe: but I'm still looking for possible causes and so far this is my main theory as to 'why'.
<6> Are Linux user more sadistic than Apple and Windows users?
<6> (my friend asks, not me)
<4> Nidbult: are idiots like yourself never bored and need to troll on irc?
<6> What does troll mean?
<6> trolls live inside the mountain :) they eat children
<4> Nidbult: www.dict.org
<6> So
<6> I am an idiot :)
<4> you sure act like one, yes.
<6> where have you seen me act?
<4> even worse.
<6> he says: linux users a dumb and fluffy...mac users are the real sadists :)
<4> Ey PolarWolf
<2> Lion-O: Ey
<2> Why do people still buy and install Norton AV?
<2> Piece of crap
<4> PolarWolf: hehe, its about the same I charge when friends ask me for help with that.
<2> Get rid of it, and all of a sudden $PC runs like a charm again
<4> PolarWolf: Its worse when they don't buy it but get it when buying a new PC
<2> Lion-O: Aye
<2> Worse, this specimen didn't even need it, he already has a virus checker
<2> One which doesn't intrude as much
<4> poor sob I know once had a PC and actually read up on it. it included anti virus and a firewall so he thought to be totally covered (he heard several stories from me with regards to that stuff). Unfortunatly the product was only legitimate for 3 months, then it stopped doing its job without any warning.
<4> PolarWolf: lol
<2> Lion-O: Haha
<2> Lion-O: Oh well, this was a company provided laptop which came with a fully licensed and functional copy of Inoculate
<4> PolarWolf: *nod*, much better.
<2> Aye
<2> We use the same thing on our servers. Desktops get Trend Micro Officescan
<2> That's a nice one too
<2> Nice central management options
<4> PolarWolf: interesting. So far it has been "mekkerfee" stuff for us, its not that bad but I also don't really like it ;)
<10> hello
<2> Lion-O: Have a look at officescan sometimes.
<4> PolarWolf: *nod*, already jotted it down. Could be interesting.
<2> Lion-O: We did a comparitive research a while back, and it came out as best option for us
<10> excuse me, I have a rather simple question.. what is the path for the MY COMPUTER shortcut on the desktop.. im using SuSE.. accidentally deleted it
<10> thanks :)
<2> That's probably a special launcher
<2> Heck, I forgot what we used before Officescan
<4> PolarWolf: mekkerfee? ;)
<10> yes.. that I was thinking.. :) can't seem to find it on the web.. maybe nobody's been so s2pd to delete it, like me ^_^
<2> Lion-O: Don't think so
<4> tehPurpleLab: English please
<10> ?
<4> tehPurpleLab: We spell in here and use English. So no retarted net talk.
<10> anybody please can you look at your My Computer shortcut and tell me the path.. thanks.. its simple but im getting annoyed by it ^_^
<10> sorry
<11> lion-o hontou desu ka?
<12> morning boys.
<2> tehPurpleLab: I'd love to, but I don't run Suse
<2> Not use any desktop items, for that matter
<4> D-side!
<10> oh I see. thanks anyway
<2> They're useless, always covered by application windows
<2> D-side:
<2> err
<12> I understand there's thanks to be given. :)
<2> There
<2> Seems obligatory
<4> hehe, I was just chekcing up on there, indeed.
<4> someone added him ;)
<12> I thank you. :)
<2> Lion-O: OM did
<4> PolarWolf: I think the new system/rule/approach is much better.
<2> More connon fodder to make our life easier
<2> err, cannon
<2> Lion-O: Oh, sure
<2> But I generally let others do the hard work, I just chime in every now and then :)
<4> Sooo, has OM also added D-side to the other place? ;)
<4> if not then I'll have to talk to him about that 8)
<2> Don't forget to add him to the mailing list
<4> </lame phun>
<10> bye gtg thanks
<2> Error reading block 3899600 (Attempt to read block from filesystem resulted in short read) while doing inode scan. Ignore error<y>? yes
<4> uh oh
<2> WTF is a "short read"?
<4> PolarWolf: My guess would be a read which should have gotten a 6kb block but only got 2 or 3.
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