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<0> I did that after reading man
<1> ln -ns ?
<0> file not found
<2> evening
<3> it is? DAMN!
<4> exactly my thought (every day)
<2> i just ssaid so
<5> anyone can help me allowing apache to execute root commands ?
<5> or better .. a php script
<5> runned in bash by cron
<2> ick
<5> wanna make a php script read from a db and execute root commands (modify firewall - give iptables commands)
<6> dreadfull if its a cron then put it in roots cron, making apache able to run things as root is very very bad
<6> hiya maxx, gaia
<3> Redb3ard EEK
<3> grrrrrrrrrrrrrr
<3> Redragon oopsie
<6> hehe
<6> Gaia^ has been had by autoincomplete
<3> Redragon nada! Gaia^ has been had by typonese! lol
<6> didn't think tab qualified as typonese
<3> its on da keyoard, right?
<3> keyboard even
<3> lol!
<7> Hey, I am having some wierd trouble with Exim for email on my Fedora Core 4 server. One of my domains is bouncing mail back to sender with "Permenant delivery failure, relaying denied for your location" but it doesn't seem to matter where I am sending from.
<7> Only that domain appears to be affected
<6> snoodle i'm guessing you forgot to inform exim that it is the mail server for that domain
<6> need to add that domain to the cw listing in the conf file
<7> that domain is in the localdomains file
<6> and remember to restart exim after you make the change
<7> the problem just started up
<8> :))
<3> :)
<8> <- is inlove :))
<7> Redragon: and when I use exim -bt to test the testaccount I created on that domain it comes back fine... so exim knows that the domain is local...
<7> the specific email address in question is test@cjspets.com if you want to check it yourself
<6> does it happen to all email accounts on that domain or just that account?
<6> i'm not familiar with exim and its switches but definately sounds like exim doen't think its mail server for the domain
<3> anyone from wales ?
<9> but I guess that doesn't count.
<3> :P
<3> fwap lol
<10> what program shall i use to take pictures from my webcam
<10> on fedoracore
<10> x86_64 arch
<11> Question: Can anyone recommend a good distro for quickly setting up a Samba file sever?
<11> I'd like something like a SAN
<12> I'm sure we'd all like something like a SAN
<4> vigilante: http://www.linux.com/howtos/Webcam-HOWTO/index.shtml
<12> Rob: What's your objective? What's it to be used for?
<10> ty Bjprn-
<3> tis a longword !
<6> hiya longword
<12> Evening Gaia, Redr
<3> :)
<12> Hmmm. Royal Dutch Shell had revenue last year roughly equivalent to Belgium's GDP
<13> see? dutch are better than belgians.
<14> Is anyone here familiar with Mandriva Linux?
<6> longword gonna try again tonight for cleaner shots, telescope got to foggy from it being cold to try again last night hehe
<6> then the battery ran down on the camera
<12> Redr: More Moon shots?
<3> red shows his *** ?
<6> yea gonna try to get clearer pics
<3> lol
<2> indeed
<13> haha
<2> mooning is one thing, taking pictures of it .. yich
<6> i think i can do better than last nights
<15> it just gets better ;)
<6> for those interested http://red-dragon2.com/gallery/Astral
<13> ***tral?
<3> for pics of UR ***? no thnx luv
<2> lol
<3> i have NO need to see pics of your whatever place that lanet is after/before saturn
<15> Jupiter? Never heard it called that before
<16> Redragon: ew.. is that a rash I see on the one pic..?
<17> Gaia^, what kind of pics do you like? have some compy pics :-p
<3> :P
<6> those are all pics i've taken with my D70
<13> man, booting off USB 1.1 ****s.
<12> bron: Beats floppy
<13> yeah...
<13> but entering the bytes by hand damn near beats floppy.
<18> Hey, how can I set my system date? I runned date --help and got lost in there. Can someone tell me the exact command to set the date of my system to 04/02/2006
<12> Cru: Today's date?
<18> yup
<12> ntpdate pool.ntp.org
<6> ntpdate :)
<18> -bash: ntpdate: command not found
<12> What Linux distribution?
<18> Redhat 9
<6> update warning !!!
<4> Redcat 9, oh noes
<12> Oh dear.
<12> Well, the ntpd rpm is on your install CDs
<12> You can rpm --install that and you'll have your ntpdate program
<18> Well, I dont have physical access to the machine.
<4> A question requires an instant idotic reply.. .
<4> everyone knows that
<12> But you really need to upgrade that distribution
<18> I'll tell the hoster to do it, but I need that date setted up as fast as possible
<18> any other choices?
<12> date --set='4 Feb 2006 21:46:00'
<12> Then /sbin/hwclock --systohc
<12> You may want to add a --utc on that too
<18> thanks longword
<3> 6 mins out though
<12> 6 by whose count?
<3> mine :)
<3> Gaia^'s time = 21:54:07
<3> just set by atmic clock
<3> atomic even
<18> dah atomic clock is wrong ;p
<3> Crueller righttttttttt and the sun sets in the north as well :)
<18> who knows ;p
<3> i does
<13> go go Debian quality installer.
<3> Go Go GO !
<13> go Go GO
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