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<0> why is that?
<1> do you have that username on the box?
<0> yes
<1> kurdapy0, did you mess around with virtual users?
<0> actually, i first set the virtual_domain to a file... with that i got a msg loops back to myself so i disable it
<1> LadyByte, convert 550fps to meter/second
<2> Znuff: google you lazy sodd ;)
<3> fframes per second?;P
<1> neah, gun speed
<4> Someone said my name?
<5> hi
<6> Hi guys- I want to install DSL on my AMD64 PC. I have got the AMD64 Minimal boot Cd and put ISO on a disk. But When I boot ti doesn't work?
<6> I'm a Windows user so explain as you would- a small child.
<3> Allllex: the ISO is an image.
<6> Anyone?
<6> Yes- I know
<3> Allllex: you don't put it on a disk as you would a regular file, you have to burn the image to disk.
<6> Ah- that could make sence...
<3> I don't know how that's done in windows
<6> I'll try thanks.
<3> google should help
<7> Allllex: thats same in windows or linux. so ovious you dont know windows either.
<7> Allllex: and like a good boy 1st thing you would have thought of is searching google right - http://www.google.com/search?q=windows+burn+iso+image
<6> Wow- thanks for the self esteem boost!
<6> I better stay clear of Linux after my harsh lecture
<6> Thanks for steering me on the right course..
<7> thats NOT linux thats WINDOWS.
<7> maybe you should stay clear of computers ?
<6> Anothe rboost in my esteem!
<6> Today has been nothing but joy!
<7> your the cause of it.
<7> http://www.google.com/help/basics.html
<6> But seriously though- I do want to try Linux even if I'm not the best..
<7> whats that got to do with your question ?
<6> j00 s0 m33n!!!!!!!111111
<7> Knob.
<6> Right.
<6> Also- are there any stability factors with DSL for AMD64? I've read a few things contradicting themselves...
<8> Stegul: poke
<9> Hi :) I need some help
<8> I need a new trackball
<9> And let me guess. You're not asking for it loud? =)
<8> I'll probably buy the same one again unless anyone has some recommendations
<10> morning all.
<8> it's pretty sad to see that in 4 years my trackball is the best thing around
<11> could someoen please give me an exmaple iptables chain that forwards ALL traffice on eth0:7 to tun0 ? I just can
<11> t seem to get it right
<8> it's not even that good, but since I spilled coffee on it, the scroll wheel doesn't work any more
<12> neoaphex: show the rule you're trying that's not working
<11> iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -d 67.19.193.47 -j DNAT --to-destination 192.168.0.200
<11> iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s 192.168.0.0/24 -j SNAT --to-source 67.19.193.47
<11> iptables -A FORWARD -t filter -m state --state NEW,ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT
<11> is what i tried
<11> basically I need anyhting that comes in on eth0:7 to be forwarded to tun0
<11> any idea?
<11> I've been playing with it for 2 hours
<12> you're nat rules should specify interfaces
<11> iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i eth0:7 -j DNAT --to-destination tun0
<11> like that?
<12> and "-t filter" is really redundant - I've never seen anyone include it
<12> iptables doesn't recognize aliases, so just eth0
<11> I can't forward anything on eth0
<11> I got a server with 2 ips, one needs to stay at the local machine, and the other one forwarded off
<12> eth0 is a physical interface. eth0:7 is an alias on eth0.
<12> iptables must refer to a physical interface, not a "virtual" one
<12> so -i eth0
<12> you've specified IP addresses, so the rule will be applied as you want, to traffic on eth0:7
<11> is it possible to forward any traffic to a specific ip to anther ip ?
<12> eh?
<12> yes, that's what your prerouting rule is doing, but it needs to have an interface specified
<11> if i specify eth0 will it take everything from eth0 ? or jsut eth0 traffice with that IP?
<12> just traffic with that IP, because the IP is specified in the rule
<12> that's the whole point of specifying...
<11> iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -d 67.19.193.47 -i eth0 -j DNAT --to-destination 192.168.0.200
<11> iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -i eth0 -s 192.168.0.0/24 -j SNAT --to-source 67.19.193.47
<11> iptables -A FORWARD -m state --state NEW,ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT
<11> like that?
<12> iptables doesn't care if it's on eth0 or eth0:7 because to iptables, it's all a single physical ethernet card, and it only recognizes it as eth0 regarless of which alias you're trying to deal with
<12> not quite.. look again at your second nat rule
<12> you want traffic coming from the internet with a source of 192.... to be SNATed?
<12> I think not
<12> ***uming eth0 is 67.19.193.47 and tun0 is 192.168.0.x
<13> hello, how can I restart my ssh server
<13> im at a remote computer so I cant kill it then restart it
<12> crostyna_: depends on the distro..
<13> debian
<12> #/etc/init.d/sshd restart will probably work
<12> and won't kill your ssh connection
<13> it was /etc/init.d/ssh
<13> hmm seems to have worked but i didnt solve my problem.. im trying to get x to forward
<13> i enabled x forwarding in the ssh config file
<13> and just restarted, but still nothing
<13> X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication.
<13> The application 'gaim' lost its connection to the display localhost:10.0;
<13> most likely the X server was shut down or you killed/destroyed
<13> the application.
<11> iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -d 67.19.193.47 -i eth0 -j DNAT --to-destination 192.168.0.200
<11> iptables -A FORWARD -i eth0 -m state --state NEW,ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT
<11> is what i tried
<11> but it's failing, so I'm not sure what I'm messing up
<11> for instance if i telnet to 192.168.0.200 3389 it works, but if i telnet to 67.19.193.47 3389 it fails
<13> er I modified sshd_config
<12> neoaphex: are you telneting from the same LAN or from outside the lan, on the internet?
<11> I've tried both
<12> you won't be able to telnet to the public address from the lan
<11> why not? :)
<12> because of the way NAT works
<12> if you're on the same lan, use the private 192 address
<11> ok
<3> abdulAlim: poke
<11> it doesn't work from the internet either
<11> my only 2 rules are what i have above
<11> basically i just need anything that comes in on 67.19.193.47 to forward to 192.168.0.200
<12> you probably need a FORWARD rule to allow that traffic
<12> in the other direction
<14> hi there
<8> Stegul: so I am really happy with pylons + mako
<14> I need suggestions/arguments for the best distrib for running a server
<3> abdulAlim: I am glad!
<14> Looking for stability and security
<8> I nearly wrote a whole application in a day
<3> sweet!
<3> Hi-Tech: I wouldn't look past debian
<8> Stegul: one thing is slightly annoying me. How much code I am copying and pasting
<12> neoaphex: you're dealing with a two-way connection. you can't address only packets going one way.
<3> abdulAlim: oh no :(
<14> Stegul: ok, anything against slack?
<12> yay 5pm, time to go home
<12> peace
<3> abdulAlim: can't you inheritance?
<3> Hi-Tech: yes, it lacks package management.
<8> Stegul: like all my controllers are the same as eachother, and all my templates are the same as eachother
<3> Hi-Tech: ali, inherit :(
<8> Stegul: of course I am using inheritance for the obvious stuff
<3> I have a CrudController
<3> that I use for CRUD
<8> oh genius
<8> can I see it?
<3> it's not in a working state
<3> but sure
<3> (dead dead simple)
<8> thanks
<14> Stegul: thank you
<8> use the pida pastebin plugin to immediately upload it to the pastebin of your choice
<8> quickly and easily, with no fuss at all
<13> could my x forwarding be blocked by a firewall? It used to work
<11> anyone here pretty good with iptables?
<3> abdulAlim: http://rafb.net/p/2GmNjH92.html
<8> gr***y arse
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