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<0> port forwarding 80 to it maybe?
<0> and because the cell tries to get at it with the inet IP from the inside, its failing?
<1> i have 'virtual servers' and all the servers i'm using point to this system
<1> right
<0> that shouldnt be, im doing the same thing at home, but im still able to use my internet IP to get at it, even internally
<0> of course, belkin usually screws everything up
<1> really? i thought i was doing good to get a belkin instead of netgear or linksys
<1> when i put in my external ip i get the router page.
<0> i dont really like any of them
<0> but linksys seem to be a little less craptastic in my experience
<0> belkin are always the worst though
<0> when i was doing dsl phone support, whenever they said "belkin router" i knew it was going to be trouble
<1> damn. :( now i put the cellphone ip in the dmz and i enabled that feature and when i go to the domain name i get the router
<1> LOL
<2> feeeh
<2> humm.... wonder if busy box's shell likes pretty prompts
<3> exit
<4> Hey, I have a bunch of files organized in ***orted directories. This structure doens't work well for my needs. I want to just copy all files of a certain type from this entire directory tree into one other directory. is there some combination of switches with cp that can accomplish this?
<1> find / -iname "*.txt" -exec cp "{}" /path/for/directory ";"
<1> find /path/to/start/looking/in -iname "*.txt" -exec cp "{}" /path/for/directory ";"
<5> how do i remove xdm from the startup? (debian)
<6> Is there a way to list all the rpm's on your machine?
<7> duplex-: rpm --list?
<7> nah, that wasn't it.
<6> nah :-/
<7> there's something about listing in the manpage
<7> sadly I can't test it, as I don't have an RPM-based distro
<7> rpm -ql might work
<8> test this: find / -name "*.rpm"
<7> `man rpm` works for sure
<6> This isn't an rpm based distro either.
<8> for the author's original question
<6> I think some ****er installed a .rpm on it though.
<6> It's debian.
<8> duplex-: any reason to believe this happened?
<6> mule: Yeah. I'm trying to install vmware from a .tgz and it's telling me some crap that it's already installed as an rpm.
<8> so you suspect someone bought vmware and installed it on your system malicioussly?
<8> this becomes more interesting
<8> the script-kiddies in your region must be rich
<6> mule: No, one of my previous coworkers.
<6> But thanks for being an *** about it.
<8> pleasure, my kiddie, now go pirate software elsewhere.
<8> actually, ignore me :)
<6> Yeah, because it's not like vmware player and vmwareserver ARE FREE
<8> I wouldn't know
<6> I can tell.
<8> (but I would know if I needed to, like you)
<6> Before running your mouth like an ***hole, at least get some kind of clue what you're insulting people over, dip****.
<8> calm down, I understand you are frustrated.
<9> i have ubuntu and i've download from windows a vpn client for linux and burned it to a cd then copied from cd to ubuntu , ofcourse when i logged in , and when i do 'make' it gives all the ******* errors
<9> you know what am i supossed to do to solve this ?
<8> xnix: ubuntu comes with a vpn client
<9> vncviewer
<9> but it gives connection refused
<9> i've set up the network .
<8> well, it works, honestly
<9> hmm , well is it a command to change the port ?
<9> or smthn ?
<9> coz the vpn port is 1725
<8> coz you might try reading the manual?
<9> did so .
<8> oh well.
<9> but i came here to ask why does it gets error when i try to compile something
<8> right...paste the actual error in a pastebin
<9> i'm in windows now
<9> but it gets
<9> lots and lots of error
<9> can't paste them all
<9> smthn wrong with gcc or make or smthn .
<9> too n00b with this .
<8> right, well, you really won't succeed installing like you planned
<9> why ?
<8> downloading a random source and attempting to compile it
<8> things have build dependencies
<8> dependencies you can't really imagine, because you never tried it before
<8> so horrible, that even people who know how to do it, choose not to
<9> is there a packet with all the libs or wtf i need to make gcc work properly
<8> no, it depends what you are trying to compile
<9> pptp-1.7.0
<9> i did make :) as it said in the INSTALL doc
<9> well ?
<6> xnix: Don't install things from source. Use the package management system. alien can convert things to .deb. Read about it.
<9> ahaa
<9> and then apt-get install it ?
<9> or smthn ?
<6> or dpkg -i install it.
<6> Since you're not installing it from repositories.
<9> apt-get install pptp-linux
<9> lol
<9> brb
<9> let me see if it works..
<6> heh
<10> I 4 teh c0z!
<11> Why would I want FAM?
<12> where should the MAC be specified ? when routing internet, on PREROUTING/POSTROUTING or on FORWARD ?
<13> how i open one port using iptables?
<14> -j accept
<13> lol
<15> now now, gun violence is a no!
<16> do you need a car where you live or could you go by bus and train, too?
<17> is there a way to redirect all http requests that go through a NAT to a web page ?
<12> squid
<18> hi im having problems when I do startx "no core pointer" and dont know how to solutionate it
<18> could anyone help me?
<18> i cant understand why, with 2.6.8 kernel its working very well, but with 2.6.15
<18> no
<18> this is theend_______!!!!!
<18> lol this is a help channel as the same answes as do I have 155 years
<15> ?
<16> thend_, do you pay for answers?
<18> why? I have not read the fees
<18> where r them?
<15> wow, you're willing to pay?
<18> yes off course
<18> otherwise ill spend my money on medicines
<15> thend_: well don't pay anyone on irc any money ...
<18> for headaches
<16> my point was that you cant demand help when you dont pay for a service
<18> but i cant solutionate my problem alone
<16> then wait patiently till somebody wants to help
<15> thend_: http://www.openfree.org/forums/showthread.php?t=12423 might help/
<18> ok sorry so but it was not my intention to demand
<18> wensu I allready read that tx by the way
<18> the problem is that I did not do a dist upgrade
<18> just downloaed the sources and compiled
<18> ....
<18> tx god I have the 2.6.8 working
<18> with SAMEEEE files not work 2.6.15 incredible....i have debian since a week
<15> thend_: how about http://www.driverheaven.net/archive/index.php/t-98663.html ?
<18> and i must say problem after problem :D ;) let me see
<18> I first tried configuring vesa with xf86config and it didn't seemed to work. Now I tried it again and it turned out that X didn't start because of missing "Core pointer" ie. xf86config defaulted to "/dev/mouse" which I didn't have. I changed "/dev/psaux" into "/etc/X11/xorg.conf" and after that X started just fine.
<18> ciao wensu!!
<18> my god Im going to leave debian i think
<18> byeeeee bye World!
<19> is there a worm/virus which puts a.php , a.psp , a.pl and help.zip and changes the index.php files ?
<12> google ?
<20> from memory, google is a search engine, http://www.google.com/, or your best friend, or or for a tuturial see http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/TeachingLib/Guides/Internet/Google.html
<21> lol
<21> hmm
<21> i wana mini-moke
<21> lol
<21> :d
<21> :D*
<19> Dreadfull, i goggled but poor results.. goggle understands a.php as "a php" , stopword exclusion didnt work either
<21> woops!
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