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<0> YourMind windows installer only gives the option of FAT or NTFS in setup which format should each drive be in?
<1> bored
<1> hmm issue: p***word works at console for user however ssh gives incorrect p***word promt
<1> promt*
<1> wow
<1> prompt*
<2> `Jadey`: wrong settings in sshd_config?
<3> Hi. What info from /proc/cpuinfo indicates whether it's a celeron pre-coppermine or not ?
<4> how hard is ndiswrapper to setup?
<1> !slack
<1> Clone nm compromised box :P
<1> i just queued it for OS rekick and told the customer he has 2 hrs to get his data off
<2> ah.
<1> hmm where is ladybot :P
<4> anyone know the validity of the broadcom driver for fc5?
<5> hi
<5> does anyone know what gnupg do?
<6> redsonne: http://www.gnupg.org/
<1> redsonne its opensource pgp :P
<5> ok.. I'm trying to understand the how to
<5> I generate key using gpg --gen-key
<5> and after that what should I do with this key?
<5> I'm a newbie (trying to learn something here )
<5> :)
<2> redsonne: search for a gpg howto if you actually want to learn.
<5> I'm reading it right now
<7> hi
<7> i need help
<7> for seemingly no reason, i suddenly got a filesystem error and my system won't boot
<7> Error 16: Inconsistent filesystem structure
<7> it says
<7> is there a tool to repair the filesystem?`
<6> boot a rescue disc and do a filesystem check. my guess is your hdd is failing, but if you're really lucky it could be repairable.
<6> otherwise you'll just have to get a new disk and restore from backups
<7> i hope, this morning i started the computer and it was all fine, i shut it down just normal, and now I come back and it's broken
<7> very weird
<6> well, I wish you luck in repairing it
<7> thanks
<7> how is the filesystem-check tool called?
<2> susa_54: fsck
<7> danke
<7> strangest thing reiserfsck --check doesnt find any errors
<7> but anyways, the system boots again and i am happy
<6> cool
<8> ;)
<9> susa_54, lucky you buddy, had to reinstall the server
<9> fsck didnt work for me
<6> reiser can be fun like that
<2> susa_54: reiser ****s.
<2> susa_54: there are plenty other filesystems that are more reliable.
<2> XFS being my personal favorite.
<10> Clone, how does reiser ****?
<2> darko``: it ****s in that it can corrupt your data.
<10> Did it ever happen to you?
<2> darko``: I've had 2 very bad experiences with reiser, and none with EXT3 or XFS..
<10> I see.
<2> yes it dod.
<2> s/dod/did/
<7> i think my knoppix dvd has a broken file mkf***t5 or what its called
<10> I've never used it but hears it's very reliable.
<7> i thought I had chosen ext2
<2> darko``: it's not.
<6> darko``: you heard wrong
<2> afaik reiser has always had reliability problems.
<2> Last time I used it was well over three years ago though, but I still hear other people complaining about it.
<2> and I have yet to encounter a production server with reiserfs ;)
<11> ok, for the first time in years, I need DNS help
<12> what up ralf?
<11> for some reason, certain servers in the world think my MXs don't exist
<11> so they are sending to the A record for the domain
<11> i.e. the web server
<12> any recent updates ralf?
<11> yes
<11> through Dotsters stupid web interface
<12> ah so you dont do the dns yourself?
<11> well
<11> not
<11> no
<11> don't ask why
<11> this problem needs resolution first
<2> ralf-x: and your question?
<2> or is it not our help that you want
<11> first question
<11> I need to configure postfix to forward all mail to a given domain to a specific host
<11> ignoring MX
<2> see the transport file.
<11> k
<2> ralf-x: and dont forget to refer to it in main.cf.
<4> anyone know if the broadcom wlan driver axtually works now?
<13> anybody see a tpic?
<13> hmm
<4> yay/ne?
<12> i do
<12> .o
<13> hey Redragon
<12> .o
<12> hiyas
<13> sup?
<12> nothin much
<12> still got flu :(
<11> yep think that bit is good
<6> that ****s Redragon :/ hope it goes away soon
<12> yea me too, i'm so freakin sore from coughin
<5> ok guys.. after some wonderfull reading I manage to understang gpg
<6> Boy, I know what that's like. I get bronchitis at least once or twice a year.
<5> :)
<0> When partitioning hard drive for linux if using a FAT32 file system on a partition so that both windows and linux can read from it what should the mount point be?
<0> any help would be appreciated
<13> dont install linux on fat32
<13> if you are referring to a common data partition, then you can mount it anywhere you want
<14> how do I unmount my swap partition?
<0> just make something up?
<13> yup
<13> /data or something
<0> thanks for your help
<14> mounting is just a link
<14> your call how you call it
<13> T- 20min and holding :)
<0> do i need to change any of the bootable flag options to on for any of the drives?
<13> well the flag should be set to the harddisk/partition from which you will boot
<13> ergo the one holding your boot manager
<0> the root file system contains everything unless you set other drives aside for /boot, /tmp etc?
<13> yes
<13> usually its a good idea to make a seperate /home
<0> yes i have done that
<13> and depending on the use of the system /tmp and /var too .. so to prevent filling up /
<14> you mean the home on a different partition?
<13> azaaa, yes, saves a lot of problems when upgrading/migrating
<0> any reccomendations on the sizes to use? i have set aside 15GB for linux currently i have 5GB /, 5GB /data/home, 4GB OSshared and 1GB swap
<13> swap seems rather big
<13> your doing the 2x memory rule?
<0> yes
<13> I think 512MB for swap would also be fine
<14> what will you use your computer for?
<4> anyone know if the broadcom wlan driver axtually works now?
<13> if you need 1G of swap itll be performance hit
<0> not sure yet this is my first time using linux
<14> i usually have an empty swap file
<13> Demon164, well I have a 256MB swap with 1G of ram
<13> for a simple desktop/laptop
<14> i almost always have the physical at least 80% but the swap is empty
<13> swap should be empty
<0> i am using ubuntu 6.06 is this a good choice for first time user?
<13> yup
<15> how i can deny a cl*** of ip`s?
<15> on my server?
<0> thanks alot for your help i will make swap slightly smaller and install
<13> CAPSLOCK2, read up on iptables
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