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<0> it would help if you lookup things you dont know before you say you tried them
<0> debian potato = debian version 2.2, _not_ debian 3.1
<1> phydoxx i understand fron where to get?
<0> debian 3.1 needs 48MB ram for its installer
<0> tenny-e, google is your friend :)
<1> :)
<1> and debian potato have desktop?
<1> :>
<0> tenny-e, dont expect to get anything fancy going on 32MB ram
<0> but you can try xfce as desktop
<1> of course not
<0> should be packaged for debian 2.2
<1> ok now i google my friend:)
<2> mornin h4x0rZ, someone in there got FWD workin?
<3> Redragon^?
<4> hmm... redragon^ is the creator of SRSS and spends way to much time researching server security and perl programming and a sendmail fanatic, or tripping, or the creator of GNU HH at http://hostingsoftware.net :^)
<3> ohh shush LadyByte
<2> lmao
<1> from where to make a linux floppy boot
<2> is Avril Lavigne lesbian?
<0> no. i am male and she is my girlfriend
<2> fakall!
<0> ok. she is not my girlfriend but she works for me
<2> roflroflrofl
<0> :-p
<1> from where to make a linux floppy boot
<0> tenny-e, look on the first CD, there should be an /install/ directory with *.img files. those you write to floppy with rawrite.exe or a similar tool
<5> tenny-e: you've been trying for three days now. go away and read up on what the hell you are doing.
<0> dragonk, hey... not so harsh please
<0> we all started as newbie back in the days
<1> :(
<0> no being sad. just be patient with your own learning :)
<1> ok:|
<6> morning
<5> perhaps I was harsh...but it's taken THREE days and he still hasnt managed to boot the operating system, in fact I dont think he's managed to make a functioning floppy disk :/
<7> hey,
<7> is there a way to make this partition
<7> /dev/mapper/VolGroup00-LogVol00 ext3 35G 21G 13G 63% /
<7> of about 20 gb ?
<7> without loosing data on it !
<8> :)
<7> what are you smilin' at ?
<9> hi
<9> Does someone here know a way to archive exchage mailbox in pst format on linux?
<10> how do I restart just the kde? wihtout rebooting the hole sistem
<5> Drkynes: log out and in - if you're running a graphical login, it's easy
<5> otherwise, log out,and then run startx again
<5> francois_: open up the file?
<5> francois_: or do you mean archive like 'save it somewhere'
<9> yes save it in a file under the outlook format (*.pst)
<10> i do logout, but it seends me to a welcome screen (kinda winXP user logon)
<5> francois_: probably can't do. program it yourself, or ask google...
<11> what would cause firefox to crash when i save a picure or download anythiing?
<5> nothing should, unless you've got bad rights somewhere
<11> no it crashes randomly
<11> no all the time but like 1 in 5 trys
<11> dosnt give any reason, just dissapers
<5> start it up manually, see what errors it pops out
<11> ahh good idea
<5> see if there's a -v option or something
<12> excuse me, how tp apt-get the gcc with c++ ?
<13> how to show the users who activated any process while doing ps -x ?
<12> ps aux
<14> SadHero: apt-get install build-essential
<15> i want to reinstall php,how i remove php and reinstall again?
<0> these oslo?.* are a royal pain in the butt
<16> hello all
<17> i just saw on CNN "OSS's for newbies"
<17> is that true?
<16> I have a list of my rpm files ( rpm -qa ) and want to check againt the lastest rpm files that I just downloaded.
<16> like .. for a `rpm -qa` ; do if [ file with the extention of rpm exists for $A ]; echo $a; fi;done
<0> Deeg, why dont you use a modern distribution where the package manager handles that for you?
<16> how do I write the expression of the if statement for it to run ?
<18> if you're trying to upgrade, you can simply rpm -Uhv ./*.rpm
<16> I don't want to upgrade (yet). just to know which one where updated and which not.
<18> or, you can.. for i in `ls ./*.rpm` ; do `rpm -q $i ; done
<18> oops, fix the quotes first ;b
<16> it will fail.
<16> the $i will have the rpm in it.
<18> oh yeah, you'll have to strip that
<18> and the version
<16> if $i is a name of a package, how do I write the if statement to match against an existing file.
<16> like [ -e ${i}* ]
<16> but this is the wrong syntax.. I can't find the correct one..
<18> ok, how about ls ./*.rpm > some file and use diff
<19> Deeg: you want to compare them? like with md5sum?
<19> oh,nm
<18> er, pfft, still have to get rid of .rpm though
<18> but not version
<16> for a in `rpm -qa` ; do if [ file with the extention of rpm exists for $A ]; echo $a; fi;done
<16> how to write the if ?
<19> hey, someone was telling me about local vulnerability to dma copying techniques via firewire or usb
<19> last night*
<20> sinthetek, any word back on that job?
<19> and i was wondering if the vulnerability is the the dma from the pci bus or whatever, how come ethernet cards aren't vulnerable in the same way and, if they're not, what prevents hardware manufacturers from implementing similar mechanisms on other pci cards and such that are used to prevent the vuln in pci ethernet cards?
<19> Redb3ard: no, not yet :\
<20> sinthetek, can you do me a favor and try to log into my site?
<20> trying to debug my phpbb2 integration...
<0> when i setup qemu and "tun with bridging" so i can access the samba shares on the host OS aswell as the internet gateway on another host ... and use the FAQ from http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/qemu-devel/2004-09/msg00150.html i cant ping the internet gateway nor can i access google via http. any ideas how to troubleshoot that?
<0> at least i am not the only one who is out of ideas
<21> hi
<19> cat dprob.php | sed s/"=?\n"/"=?\<br \/\>\n"/g
<19> shouldn't that work?
<19> i'm wanting to change =*\n to =*<br>\n
<19> where * will alway be one char
<19> always*
<22> sinthetek: cant you use $ (EOL) instead of \n, not sure sed operates on on the \n part
<22> that is s/$/<br>/
<19> ahh, i didn't know you could use $ inplace of new line. my regex is a bit rusty (not that it was ever much there). \n worked in my other seds though... this one just doesn't seem to do anything to the lines it should
<19> i will try replacing \n with $ for kicks though. who knows
<19> hrm.. you know what, neither command worked. even the one i thought was successful earlier, turns out it wasn't, hehe
<22> sinthetek: it might be \r\n if its in MSDOS format
<19> newp, created with vi
<19> vim actually
<23> iam playing this file in real player
<23> how do i tell wht size it is the screen size?
<24> so -- question. mailing list software
<24> question 1: backend. GNU Mailman, or is there something better?
<24> question 2: admin frontend. what?
<25> bronaugh: mailman has its own,no?
<24> yeah, it does.
<24> just not sure how well it works for things besides the basics for the users.
<24> ie, I don't want to have to tell $boss he has to use mailman's nasty command line to add/remove people from a mailing list.
<24> (face it; the command line feasts on unsavoury body parts of large sweaty male bovines)
<25> yes.. I think it lets you do pretty much everything over the web
<24> ok, then I guess it'll fulfil requirements.
<24> guess we'll set up this machine as an MX too then.
<24> I'm -really- looking forward to that... *false enthusiasm*
<25> ;)
<26> ./usr/bin/mysql-query-browser-bin: /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.4' not found (required by /usr/bin/mysql-query-browser-bin)
<26> wtf?
<26> ibstdc++.i386 3.4.4-2 installed
<26> It's location is in $LD_LIBRARY_PATH
<0> danq, on debian sarge with mysql 4.1?
<26> noflex, CentOS 4.2
<26> mysql-5.0.18, iirc
<0> hm
<26> mysql version is irrelevant
<0> no, cause the problem was familiar when the mysql-client syntax changed in 4.1
<26> I haven't even gotten that far.
<0> but about CentOS i have no clue
<26> ...
<26> Ok, but as far as install goes, I could have mysql-274891473 installed, and it would still not matter.
<19> mm, first buzz of the day rocks
<19> buenos dias, btw
<26> heh
<26> what's up man
<24> sinthetek: heh, what kind of "buzz"
<24> and -- isn't it a little 'early' unless that buzz is coming from something like 'coffee'?
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