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<0> morning all.
<1> anyone know any free spywear remover?
<0> cooldude_: I know ONE.. two, actually. But this isn't a Linux question, is it?
<2> well linux doesn't have any serious spyware issues that i know of
<1> sorry i just got some really bad spywear i need to remove it
<0> cooldude_: ummm, on what? Linux? Let us know.
<3> er
<4> what is the correct upgrade path of RPM from glibc-common-2.3.2-95.3 to glibc-common-2.3.2-95.6 ?
<0> EWC-guy: ....huh?
<0> I don't think I understand the question
<2> rpm -Uvh :)
<4> I'm trying to install a prog that needs an update of glibc. I downloaded the vs suggested and tried to update the RPM, but failed dependencies
<4> the confusing thing is that the dependencies *are* on this box!
<4> yes, Redragon, that's what I tried
<0> EWC-guy: what versions though?
<4> glibc says I need an updated glibc-common, glibc-common says I need the version of glibc that I'm trying to replace... loop
<0> ohhh. Put them both in simultaneously.
<4> Viking: glibc-2.3.2-95.3 up to 2.3.2-95.6
<0> i.e. rpm -Uvh glibc-name.rpm glibc-common-name.rpm
<4> Viking, ahhh, ok....
<0> Took only a couple of weeks to learn I could do that (way back in RH6 days)
<0> err, 5.2
<4> yeah, I heard about that today, but had botched it by then
<4> what about .i386 vs .i686 files?
<0> lol.
<4> ok, tried the i686 of glibc, here's the failed dependencies message: glibc = 2.3.2-95.3 is needed by (installed) glibc-utils-2.3.2-95.3
<4> same error when trying the i386 file
<0> ahhh. yeah. As I said, upgrade both, simultaneously.
<4> rpm -qi glibc returns glibc-2.3.2-95.3, so it's there! why can't the upgrade see it?
<4> hmm
<0> you want 6 installed, not 3
<0> brb
<4> Viking, here's my upgrade line: rpm -Uvh glibc-2.3.2-95.6.i386.rpm glibc-common-2.3.2-95.6.i386.rpm
<4> k
<4> bbs, got to check on kids...
<0> EWC-guy-afk: that looks right.
<0> oookay. What depends upon glibc-2.3.2-95.3 then?
<4> ok, back
<4> so, when I execute that line, I get the depend error:
<5> how do i get my scroll to work, and be able to paste with right-click? :)
<0> EWC-guy: by the way, there's pastebin available
<0> !paste
<6> More than 3 lines? Paste your stuff at http://paste.getlinuxhelp.org/ and then tell us the url it gives you.
<4> http://paste.getlinuxhelp.org/2121
<4> there's the execution & error
<0> thanks I'll take a look when I finish on my other two little projects.
<4> thanks! :)
<0> EWC-guy: right. Now, try this: go get glibc-utils for 95.6, install that simultaneously. Better grab locales too.
<4> oh dear... ok :}
<0> This is why they name it "dependency Hell".
<0> That's not Suse, is it?
<4> no, RH
<4> um, locales? is there more to that filename?
<0> It's either locales-2.3.2-95.6 or it's glibc-locales-2.3.2-95.6
<0> See what "rpm -qa | grep locales" turns up.
<0> THat'll take a wee bit of time, mind you.
<4> took only a blink, no response
<0> Hope that helps out. You certainly have to get the glibc-utils package
<0> EWC-guy: hrm. Strange.
<4> ah well, I'll try the 3 rpms at once...
<0> yup. That's the one.
<4> does it matter whether I use the .i386 or .i696 versions of files that offer both?
<4> er, 686
<0> That depends. Do you have a 686 processor? (Pentium Pro or better?)
<0> Because if you try running 686 on a pentium MMX or less, it plain won't work. period.
<4> cat /proc/cpuinfo says it's a P4 @2.8GHz
<0> That'll be fine. You can probably run 686 stuff
<4> ok, brb uploading...
<7> 686 == pentium Pro or better
<0> yeah.
<0> a P4 certainly fits THAT bill.
<7> chug....chug.....chug
<7> :)
<8> PPro > *
<0> I have a K6-II@533, and did have a Cyrix MII-300, but it .... started doing funny things.
<0> I also had a P166, but turned that into a Celeron Coppermine 566 system.
<9> what is the best speak-to-type program? (voice recognition that types what you say)
<4> of the 3 files (glibc, glibc-common, glibc-utils), only glibc has a 686 version
<4> as well as a 386 version
<0> That probably doesn't matter.
<0> If you WANT 686, 386 will run beside it.
<4> ok, here we go with all 3 at once (cross fingers)
<4> so far...
<0> if it's going "Preparing...." then that's a good sign.
<4> all 3 packages hashed out, but should I be concerned with this message? http://paste.getlinuxhelp.org/2123
<4> although... glibc p***ed the system check my new prog does !!Yippeee!! now, if I could only get those 3 hours back...
<4> Viking, thanks for all the help, support, and laughter!
<10> Anybody here ever have problems with Reiser3 on 2.6? Specifically performance problems.
<5> damnnit, gpm is running, but i still cant copy\paste stuff to\from the console, any ideas?
<0> quizpad: click left where it starts. Middle click somewhere.
<0> then, click left where selection starts, right click where it finishes, then change to destination, and paste.
<5> god, that was retarded:P how do i copy something from a website and paste it into the console? :P maybe i should start up sshd and do the configuration from a windows box.. :P
<0> ohhhh. Dunno that one, sorry.
<11> quizpad: you will need something like xclip to copy from X to console
<0> actually, that won't work.
<0> I don't think there IS a daemon that copies from X to console.
<0> period.
<11> i do it without a problem
<0> huh? Explain how?
<11> i run my irc client on tty2 and use a script that calls xclip to copy the clipboard from X
<0> wow. I must look at that.
<11> `xclip -o -display :0.0 -selection CLIPBOARD` copies what has been pasted to X's clipboard
<11> `xclip -o -display :0.0 -selection SELECTION` does whatever is just selected
<11> s/SELECTION/PRIMARY/
<0> wow. Cool.
<0> so you can highlight something in X, and recapture from console?
<11> yah. you can also pipe it.
<12> Hello, I would like to forward port 53 udp on my ip to another host on the internet on port 53, can i successfully do this with iptables?
<13> can somebody help me :)
<14> first of all, thats not even a question
<14> second of all, just ask the question, do not ask a question about another question
<12> nemzoaw, you're rude
<13> how to connect from wifi to internet....i am using suse 10
<13> so??? i asked the question nenzoaw
<14> yes, after you've asked a question, you usually wait for someone to help you... so wait :)
<14> i on the other hand, do not know how to help you, as i am a newbie myself
<13> jee thanks for your help nenzoaw
<14> wonder if he realized that its 94 other people in here, that might have been able to help him...
<15> or google for that matter
<16> How do I find out what programs have which ports open?
<8> netstat -p
<0> netstat, lsof
<8> I prefer netstat -nap
<16> could I do netstat -nap >output.txt and have it output into a file?
<16> yes I can.. woohoo
<16> :P
<16> I'd just like to say for the record, that this channel has been the most help for Linux that I have ever found on the internet
<14> hehe, me too :) this is the first place i go, after google that is...
<16> same
<16> google is usually enough, but its good to have something to fall back on, so you dont get to the point of anger that causes you to put your new wireless keyboard through your new lcd monitor
<11> there is always LQ also
<14> hahahaha
<17> anyone here know of a good guide for building a custom redhat cd?
<17> i've been digging around on google and not turned up anything decent
<18> ok so has anyone heard of a project like putfile.com that I can install somewhere?
<14> there exists simple php scripts for that
<14> google upload.php and you'll prolly find tons
<18> that handle reaping and URL generation and all that?
<14> that does also probably exist, but the average upload.php lets you submit a file, and it'll end up in a special folder
<14> let me know if you find one :)
<18> hah
<18> aka I don't know if one exists even though I said it did :)
<14> 01:16 (nenzoaw) that does also probably exist,
<19> anyone use gallery2
<14> probably
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