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<0> I would like to actually see what's inside
<0> ;)
<1> yes, seems you are not so easily confused!
<2> The try cat and swithc on monitor?
<3> i want to edit my sshd banner, also, id like it so it executes some command after 3 failed tries (iptables blahblah %offender_ip -j DROP)
<3> how do i proceed on achieving this
<0> Niteye you need to edit version.h before compiling
<0> to edit your banner
<3> too much trouble
<0> and for the second one you need to configure a firewall rule
<0> so don't change it if it's too much trouble
<0> mule about that .nfb cat won't do, pico won't do obviously, I'm stranded
<0> :)
<3> also, currently i run vsftpd, but what other are recommended?
<4> hiya all
<5> !pure-ftpd
<5> !pure-ftp
<4> i have set up a Mandriva on my laptop and by defautl KDE was installed and started under X. What to do to get Gnome started instead of KDE when launghing X ??
<5> !pureftpd
<6> it has been said that pureftpd is A secure small feature full ftp server located at http://download.sourceforge.net/pureftpd/
<7> !proftpd
<6> [proftpd] a good ftp server if you like that sort of thing...find it at http://proftpd.net .. documentation at http://proftpd.net/docs, or ask me about scp or sftp
<7> !sftp
<6> sftp is the 'ftp' client for ssh, see http://www.openssh.org, phydoxx.
<7> LadyByte, you are a smart bot
<6> phydoxx: what are you talking about?
<5> LePousson: how about downloading switchdesk or editing/creating a ~/.Xclients
<4> and what do i have to put in the .Xclients ??
<3> a lot of supposedly good clients, but im not sure which one i should use next time i install an ftpd
<3> i mean good daemons**
<8> i've no complaints about proftpd
<9> Hey gang.. Postfix question for ya...
<8> answer: its an MTA
<9> I've got SPAM messages coming in to non-existant mail users and they attempt to bouce, but the destination server doesn't accept connections. Is there a way to stop those kinds of messages from bouncing?
<10> hey guys ubuntu linux has an option to install in spanish language right?
<7> very interesting that my IP was reported on DNSBL for spamming. and when i asked to to investigate the case they came up with "you are trojan infected"
<7> goonygoogoo, i think so yes. but the ubuntulinux.org homepage should inform you about that
<10> phydoxx, if you mean that stupid message that appears during login on irc it shows up for many people regardless
<10> regardless of trojan or no trojan or no spamming
<7> goonygoogoo, i know it affects many people. but i would like to find out how my IP makes it on blacklists of abuse databases
<11> ok, this is making me swear.
<12> phydoxx: why care ?
<11> what's a good, and safe, way to do bulk renames of filenames with capital letters in them?
<13> bronaugh: rename :)
<10> I'd say it's just a screwup on their side, someone with a similar ip address had a problem and they block a whole range which includes you
<12> phydoxx: you cant force retarded admin to NOT use the blacklist right ?
<13> its a part of perl
<12> phydoxx: it's not YOUR fault, so not YOUR problem
<7> T`aZ, well. if there was a _real_ case of spam from my IP i have to visit the boyfriend of my sister next door and ask him to scan his box
<10> it's really not a big deal
<12> phydoxx: you on dynamic ip ?
<11> Gathond: yeah, but that's like saying "oh, use mv'
<7> yes, i get my IP from a pool every time i connect
<13> bronaugh: why?
<11> because it does the same thing?
<13> bronaugh: rename 'y/A-Z/a-z/' *
<11> it probably even uses the same system call.
<12> phydoxx: then probably these retards have blacklisted your whole range or something
<13> bronaugh: probably, but only one cmd :)
<11> Behavior of this function varies wildly depending on your system implementation.
<11> great.
<7> T`aZ, thats why i mailed them, to find out about details. but they just posted the standard answer
<10> I get the same blacklist message, it's no big deal and never stops me from entering irc
<11> ahh, so there's a real "rename" command. nice.
<11> I didn't realize you were speaking of that, and not either the rename system call, or rename perl func.
<11> sorry for jumping on you there.
<14> Hello
<14> Anyone use E17 ?
<13> bronaugh: ahh:) I was refering to the actual perl script (i think it is) of that name yes :)
<13> bronaugh: if you have a large number of files combine it with xargs
<11> Gathond: there's -always- a large # of files with this system
<13> actually debians /usr/bin/rename traces to /use/bin/prename through 2 symlinks, so I suppose prename would be a more accurate name
<11> yeah.
<11> the perl ver is better, I am sure.
<5> bronaugh: dont' know about all that...but the executable version is pretty quick
<12> phydoxx: well, good luck , myself i dont lose time anymore whese these issues
<11> OptimusPrime: so is perl ver.
<11> didn't take appreciable time to rename 670 files.
<7> T`aZ, i think you are right. it might be a waste of time
<12> phydoxx: but might still be intereseting to know if your sister's boysfriend is infected or something :p
<14> ugh....
<12> + 's computer ^^
<14> no one ?
<12> xidaux: ask the fscking question godamnit
<14> T`aZ: Uh, I have all the E17 component modules compiled .. I just need like an .xsession script or something to get it started
<14> T`aZ: There is no official documentation for this
<12> xidaux: X issue, not E17 :p
<14> T`aZ: I use Xorg actually not XFree86
<12> xidaux: echo whatevertheE17binaryiscalled > ~/.xsession
<12> and if you use startx , it .xinitrc
<12> xidaux: doesn't matter
<7> T`aZ, yeah :)
<11> then again, not much takes appreciable time on this box... muahaha
<9> bronaugh: Sounds like a nice machine... Where do you live again . . . ;)
<14> T`aZ: screw it I'll just use wmii
<11> DSpair: far away from you :P
<11> the plane ticket you'd need to steal the machine would cost more than the machine is worth.
<9> How do you know? I'm piggy backing this connection... :P
<11> DSpair: I can guess
<9> S'ok... I've got a BladeCenter to play with.
<11> yeah. it's only a dualcore A64
<9> Oh, that all? I've been throwing those away because they're too slow . . . :P
<11> riiight :P
<9> j/k
<11> proc was only 1/5 of machine cost.
<9> Nah, I'm just jealous.
<9> Got a nice video card then?
<11> nope.
<15> "Beta has expired" blah blah blah. datefudge time.
<11> server. got 6 disks in it
<9> Aha...
<9> What distro?
<6> A distro is, perhaps, one of the following: CentOS, Debian, Gentoo, LFS, Mandrake, Red Hat/Fedora, Slackware and SuSE (in alphabetical order), but can be something else too. a "Distribution"
<11> DSpair: deb.
<9> Coo...
<9> For me it's gotta be Deb or Mandriva.. They both have really good management tools.
<11> the RAID5 array tops out at about 250M/sec read speed.
<9> bronaugh: Not bad!!
<9> What do you do with it?
<11> so far, not much.
<11> just archived 200G of data to the array.
<11> tossed a bunch of crappy old disks.
<11> yay.
<9> I'm getting ready to deploy VMware ESX for our terminal servers, so we're clustering our IBM Blades and using a SAN for shared storage.
<11> the machines here ****.
<9> Unfortunately, they won't give me the budget for FibreChannel and I have to settle for iSCSI over GigE.
<11> the server is probably faster than all the other machines here put together, by a fair margin.
<9> bronaugh: We're getting rid of our desktops altogether and moving to HP t5000 thin clients.
<11> I pilfered the old server for its memory and distributed it to the workstations around here so that they wouldn't swap like crazy.
<9> They only cost about $275.
<11> yeah.
<11> well, I think weaning the people here off their OE crack habit would be difficult.
<11> plus the networking in this building is horrible.
<11> like... wifi gets better speed than the wired network.
<11> (ok, not quite true... but it's supposed to be 100MBit, and it never approaches that)
<11> in fact, the card usually doesn't operate at that, because the cabling is too long.
<9> bronaugh: I know the feeling. I just got back from out Seattle branch a few days ago, and when I hooked up their new switch, all of their cabling failed.
<11> heh.
<9> The problem was that some of their hubs were still 10base2... :P
<11> OUCH
<9> bronaugh: That's what I said!!
<11> yeah, they upgraded all the stuff here to 100baseT apparently.
<11> but with 90M cable runs...
<9> I spent 3 days over the weekend ripping out their entire cabling and replacing it.
<11> (I'd love to maim the genius who thought runs that long were a smart idea)
<11> 90M is still pretty much anecdotal; it's what the onboard nVidia NIC's little BIOS thing reports
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