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<0> flush: At some point will you actually be doing what people have been telling you *all day* and plugging the device in, while looking at your dmesg?
<1> maybe someone unloaded a driver...
<0> Who knows? No one can even get him to plug the device in and see if it's detected. He's too busy offering useless information.
<2> if this was linus I woudl suspect a troll by now
<3> ok then
<3> "dmesg" shoul show me about some usb devices?
<3> i dont see such infos
<3> its all about ppp0 and one line says "no floppy controller found"
<2> suspect it might be a bot too
<4> rubber soles
<3> how can i add something in /proc
<2> you can't it's a virtual file system
<3> this is embar***ing
<3> i added "alias usb uhci" in /etc/modules.conf
<3> so dmesg says nothing about my usb devices
<5> can anyone tell me how can i install curl on a linux box?
<6> depends on what distro you have
<5> distro ?
<7> 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"
<5> ah
<5> debian
<6> Alfa-Work: apt-get install curl
<5> error code 2
<8> hi all
<8> i installed openssh and now i have port 7777 open, but sshd is not running, am in infected with a trojan?
<6> Dorky, openssh should bind to 22, not 7777
<8> Molsen: but sshd is not running
<8> i cant see what process is binding on 7777
<6> Check your sshd log file and look for errors
<8> how do i know which process binds on 7777, i cant see it using netstap -anp
<5> Molsen can i install curl in another way ?
<6> Alfa-Work: apt-get update && apt-get install curl
<6> try that
<5> W: Couldn't stat source package list http://security.debian.org stable/updates/non-free Packages (/var/lib/apt/lists/security.debian.org_dists_stable_updates_non-free_binary-i386_Packages) - stat (2 No such file or directory)
<5> W: You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems
<5> E: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
<5> not workin`
<5> sorry for pasteing
<8> Molsen help
<8> Molsen
<8> hi all, how do you get the process which binds on port 7777 using lsof?
<9> Dorky: you can use "lsof | less" and search for :7777
<5> anyone ?
<5> Viking667 can u tell me how can i install curl ?
<9> Alfa-Work: no, because you haven't answered the vital question. What OS are you on? What Distro are you using?
<5> but i did
<5> linux, debian
<9> cool. Then use apt-get
<9> "man apt-get"
<5> its not working
<5> it gives an error
<9> define "it's not working" more clearly.
<9> What error does it give? That one you spat out earlyer?
<5> yeah
<9> it tells you what you can do on the second line.
<9> "you may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems..."
<5> i did
<9> and...?
<5> apt-get update && apt-get install curl
<5> this ,right ?
<9> err, no.
<9> split that into two. Don't run the one after the other.
<5> ah
<5> oki w8
<5> same
<5> E: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
<5> E: Couldn't find package curl
<10> amazing
<6> Viking667, there is nothing wrong about putting && between them
<8> Viking667: this is what lsof says: 3 687 root 3u IPv4 1122 TCP *:7777 (LISTEN)
<6> Alfa-Work what are teh contents of your /etc/apt/sources.list file
<5> deb http://www.backports.org/debian stable postfix
<5> deb http://people.debian.org/~sgran/debian woody main
<5> deb-src http://people.debian.org/~sgran/debian woody main
<5> etc
<9> .... wew.
<9> By the way, what did "apt-get update" say?
<9> And please, spell out ALL your words here, not just "w8"
<3> w00t w00t
<8> Viking667: can you explain this to me please: 3 687 root 3u IPv4 1122 TCP *:7777 (LISTEN)
<9> Molsen: there's a reason I stated to split into two. That way he gets to see what errors the first portion comes up with, in isolation from any errors from the second program
<5> it gives errors like this :
<5> W: Couldn't stat source package list http://people.debian.org woody/main Packages (/var/lib/apt/lists/people.debian.org_%7esgran_debian_dists_woody_main_binary-i386_Packages) - stat (2 No such file or directory)
<9> Dorky: err, you need to look for the lines surrounding that
<9> Alfa-Work: in which case, that file has moved and you need to possibly update your sources.list
<5> how can i do that ?
<9> Hrm. That's a "Frequently Asked Question"...
<9> Google might be able to help you. What VERSION of Debian are you running? Woody? Sarge? Sid?
<5> GNU
<10> heh
<5> Debian GNU/\s 3.0 \n \l
<8> Viking667: what is this process called "3" ?
<9> Dorky: that's probably not the process number.
<8> Viking667: may i paste to you part of the lsof output?
<9> Alfa-Work: hrm. Old.
<9> Dorky: no.
<9> You need to check out the FIRST line of your output to find out what all those columns mean.
<11> :)
<8> Viking667: that column is called "COMMAND" and beneath that you can see bash, httpd, and "3"
<9> *sigh(
<8> Viking?
<9> yeah?
<12> hio
<3> how coul i make a file with a string it it being a variable, $X for instance, then import this $X variable in a iptables command?
<9> Dorky: that's not actually something I can help with...
<9> hrm.
<9> flush: this rather sounds like homework question...
<3> well its not
<12> need help! need make conection in my two pc's for a cable serial type com1 in windows ttyS0 can you help me?
<3> im not doin homeworks at 3;24am
<8> Viking: is there really such a process called "3" ?
<8> Viking: or am i being trojaned now
<3> supose i have the string "asdf" in a file, how do i make "asdf" a variable that i can import later
<11> flush import to where?
<3> import it in a iptables command
<12> i know iptables
<12> all
<12> :D
<12> =)
<3> eh
<11> depends on what you are looking to do
<3> well its pretty sipmle
<3> im looking for the iptables variable that shows the ppp0 local ip
<12> flush: can you help-me?
<3> i dunno, i don use windows
<11> why not use ifconfig to show the IP?
<3> i know that
<3> wait
<8> how do i stop a process from listening on a certain port? i cant located that process either by netstat or lsof
<3> http://paste.getlinuxhelp.org/2015
<3> i want "--to ip.ip,ip.ip" become "--to $the_variable"
<3> so i dont manually edit the file anymore
<11> flush so you want to discover your dhcp IP given out by your ISP and write it into your iptables ruleset?
<3> its ppp0
<3> but thats exactly what i wanna do
<13> Morning
<11> OK well inside your iptables script you can work out your ppp0
<13> Anyone free to help with an IP Address related query?
<11> but you should be able to use -i ppp0
<11> directly
<3> doesnt iptables have a variable i can tell it to use, which refers to the local ppp0 ip
<11> so i dont see why
<3> if i remove --to ip.ip.ip.ip and change "-o ppp0" to "-i ppp0", forwarding doesnt work anymore
<11> k
<11> what doe syour forwarding rule look like?
<3> the url i pasted here
<3> those 3 lines
<5> Viking667 is it ok if i download this ?
<5> http://packages.debian.org/oldstable/libs/libcurl2
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