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<0> cooler fan has been pretty loud the last couple of months and finally died completely last night
<1> hehe my 400w didn't have the amperage to carry the new mb, had to put it in case with 500w
<1> its m***ive ps
<0> right now i have the tower open and on it's side with an older fan that doesn't fit lying on the heatsink
<0> it works better than the old cooler has in weeks, though
<1> my new 64 was hot as hell with its factory sink and fan
<0> i was htinking this 350w ps couldn't handle this system but it seems to do ok
<0> heh, what factory?
<1> well the cpu came from amd with a sink and fan
<1> they ****ed
<0> mine seems to stay at like 32c with a light load and mis-fitting cooler :P
<1> i replaced it with a copper sink
<1> well i run mine hard
<0> it's just a 2800+ though
<1> HL2 and Doom3 would overheat it
<1> 3800x2
<0> blah
<1> i need to download centos 64 to play with on it
<0> your job is computer related right? doesn't your back & neck hurt from sitting at a desk all of the time?
<0> how do you compensate for it?
<1> nope but sometimes i sit so long my arse hurts :)
<0> yeah, that too
<1> i have a fairly comfortable chair
<1> i'm in it about 12-18 hours a day
<0> is pcchips as bad as it used to be?
<0> this linspire system came with a pcchips mobo
<1> never even seen one of those :)
<0> all the chipsets are via, but it seems pretty slow for 2.1ghz
<0> how long does your hardware usually last you before dying?
<1> i've got abit, asus, msi, epox, and asrock now
<1> i've got bh6 mb with celeron 333, 400, p2 350 still running
<0> i built this system about a year ago and so far i've gone through the cooler and psu i had gotten for it
<1> oh i've went thru a few ps over the years
<0> bh6?
<1> and lots of various fans
<1> abit bh6 mother board
<1> its a p2 cl*** board
<0> oh
<0> so i should expect for my fans and psus to die within a year or so?
<1> i also have a tyan 2 still running, even after getting hit by lightening
<1> nah
<1> generally they last longer than that
<1> i got fans going that are 5 years old
<1> just remember to clean them every so often
<0> my last pcchips system died after about a year
<1> thats what kills them
<0> either the cpu or the mobo died or something
<0> not sure which, but i'm using the ps from that system
<2> ergh *tears hair out*
<0> and i went through like 2 or 3 coolers on it during that time
<2> anyone know how sendmail determines relay (conf file/rules?)
<1> Satyr_ what do you mean specifically?
<0> of course, that board had an athlon tbird 1.4ghz so i'm not sure how much of the crappiness of the system stemmed from the cooler, the cpu or the mobo
<1> sendmail main conf is sendmail.cf
<1> it defines extra files such as access, virtusertable, mailertable, cw files
<0> anyway, i'm a bit wary of this pcchips linspire system cuz of it
<2> Redragon: I've checked the sendmail.cf - tried with Smart relay on/off (no diff)
<1> what are you trying to do?
<2> basically what I'm having problems is to send an email to my domain (let's say X.com) from behind the firewall via a program (uses sendmail -bs)
<2> the isp's mail server is (Y.isp.com), but maillog comes back as (stat=Deferred: Connection refused by (fw.X.com) where fw = ip of the firewall (huh?!)
<1> well if connect is refused its not on your end
<2> no where in my config does it specify fw.X.com
<1> that means the recieving mail server refused it
<2> uh.. that's the strange bit : doing a host -a on X.com - returns mail.isp.com (correctly)
<2> not fw.X.com
<1> ah
<2> lookup from external confirms it too (so both DNS records match)
<1> just a sec, i've never used smart host so have to check something
<2> I don't care if smarthost is on/off, I just want it delivered ;);)
<1> http://www.sendmail.org/~ca/email/offline_mailing.html
<2> latest thing I did was switch DNS
<2> same prob
<2> ergh.. recompile from m4?!
<2> hmm, -bt could be interesting
<2> what's the ruleset to check which relay it uses?
<1> i really cant offer much more than that :(
<1> never done smart host, i generally only deal in commercial environments
<1> bbiab gotta shut down and hookup a hard drive real quick
<2> hmm - thanks for the thoughts
<3> hah ident fixed too
<2> ??!
<2> ok, this is completely weird
<2> I changed the hosts table to make mail.isp.com to 127.0.0.1, and it works?!
<2> it's as if it's looking at the first entry of the host table for lookup then uses the DNS resolv on the name and goes to the real mail.isp.com?!
<3> thats how a system typically works
<3> but it can be changed with conf files
<2> but isn't that wrong? making a host table entry for an external isp's machine into 127.0.0.1 in hosts?
<2> 127.0.0.1 localhost mail.isp.com localhost.localdomain X.com <-- first line of /etc/hosts
<0> not if you want to trick localhost into thinking that it is the mail server :P
<2> ah ;)
<4> damn.... 20 minutes for 20gb
<0> don't complain. i still remember leaving my computer on 12+hrs per night and taking 6 days to dl < 1gb
<2> the only weird error is: "MX list for X.com points back to localhost.localdomain - before the next log to say "relay=mail.isp.com ;)
<2> bugger it - it works - don't overanalyze ;) though I'd love to understand how it worked
<3> yea loopback error
<2> without the loopback, it won't deliver :-/
<0> ok, so when you enable x11 forwarding in sshd.conf, it forwards x requests on the same server with that sshd_config to the local xserver right?
<0> so if i have x11 forwarding in my ssh_config, it would run local x requests remotely?
<0> i think i might setup openvpn just so i can say i know how on my resume, hehe
<2> openvpn.. *scribbles that on pg 9 on todo list*
<5> my linux is not accepting my ethernet card.. how do i load the values in them ?
<5> anyone ?
<5> Redragon^: you there dude ?
<2> sanjoo: which ethernet card?
<5> Satyr_: dlink ..
<6> there's a few different dlink modules
<5> wait 1 sec
<5> dfe-538tx
<5> ^Satyr^: were u askin abt this ?
<6> yep - doing a quick search
<6> looking at the results - the dfe-538tx is a Realtek chipset nic
<5> ^Satyr^: yes
<6> can you verify that? (RTL-8139?)
<5> ^Satyr^: its correct :)
<6> load the module ("modprobe 8139too" or "modprobe rtl8139" depending on kernel version)
<5> there is a help file with driver cd of dlink.. but it works for linux 6.x
<6> type dmesg after that to see what the kernel says
<6> which distro/kernel are you using?
<5> ^Satyr^: i am a newbie in linux.. but i am usin rh 7.2
<6> rh7.2 - that's 2.4.9 kernel?
<5> i guess so :/
<6> ("uname -a")
<5> i am not in linux now.. in xp to get help .. shall i reboot ?
<6> I'm not on for long :-/
<5> ^Satyr^: np just guide me a bit..
<6> hate to leave you half way - but one of the above 2 should be the drivers, but being redhat 7.2, it might be a bit old
<6> grab something a bit more recent and it should just autodetect it. rtl8139's are quite well supported
<5> in network conn (linux) it is showin the card.. but the thing is i am not able to write its values like irq mem etc
<6> you don't fill it in - it's a PCI card - all auto filled
<5> but the irq is set to 10 there .. but in xp its 3
<6> you can verify settings by "cat /proc/pci" (older kernel) or "lspci -v" (optional -v)
<6> PCI is plug and play
<5> moreover mem n io the inputs are empty
<6> hmm, go to the bios and turn "Plug and Play OS" off as well might help
<5> ^Satyr^: oh ok
<6> you can force the irq to something else (it's a module parameter)
<5> how ?
<6> let me check
<5> ok
<7> hi all.
<6> hmm, can't remember the option but it's tagged at the back of the module loading
<6> *looks*
<5> :)
<6> found it.. nope, no irq override
<6> can force debug on, multicast filter, media, fullduplex
<6> (thank you source code ;))
<5> ^Satyr^: how do i set fullduplex ?
<5> in xp its set on 10 fullmode..
<5> how do i set this in linux
<6> it should be set to 'auto' (default) - the chipset should be new enough to pick up the right speed
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