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<0> luckely tomorrow they come with the modem for my new ISP
<0> i dont know it
<1> I've seen it mentioned.
<1> secure smtp, isn't it?
<0> my ISP forgot that one then, i dont think its filtered
<2> It's 'submission'
<2> It's meant to be exclusively for relaying messages for clients - not for MTA-to-MTA transfers
<0> ah
<2> I wouldn't object too much to outbound 25 blocked.
<0> anyway im off to sleep im pretty tired
<2> Yeah it's a bit annoying, but so long as their relay works and doesn't do anything stupid, I think the benefit outweighs the pain
<3> ok weird q.
<3> Windows .lnk files -- way to parse in linux?
<0> even if i didnt ever have needed it to be open yet, its still a bad thought that the internet isnt open and free for all like it used to be
<0> and now im off to bed, buh byes
<1> bronaugh: mrmmm. Not sure on that one, sorry. Might be some guff on msdn
<4> what rubbish, it's far more open and free ;)
<5> why is that every time I open a minimized window, my speakers are just about to blow up from the annoyiong sound?
<3> Viking667: yeah, I just used a Windows box :P
<1> XF86: how about turning the sound down for the PCM channel?
<6> i dear lord. me silly loaded all 4 ISOs for the IA64 instead of x86_64 and i wonder why they dont boot
<6> i=oh
<5> Viking667 otherwise it's fine.
<5> Viking667 the only problem is when I open up a window from the tray ... or minimize it.
<5> any idea?
<7> XF86: turn one of mixer settings down
<5> kodon ... it comes to the mixer from the wave input just like my music. => I can't realy turn it down ...
<3> so why not just disable the sound?
<5> bronaugh cos I want to listen to music?
<1> if you turn down your PCM, does that reduce the volume of your music too?
<5> Viking667 what is the PCM
<5> ?
<3> XF86: no no, disable the stupid system sounds?
<5> oh ...
<5> yes, it does.
<5> bronaugh where?
<1> XF86: it's a volume level in the volume settings
<3> XF86: KDE or Gnome or ?
<5> Viking667 I found it ... but it turns down my music too.
<5> bronaugh KDE
<1> I get to mine by right clicking on the speaker icon, selecting Open Volume Control.
<3> XF86: go into the sound control panel, and you wil figure it out.
<1> XF86: then you have a prloblem. Change the system sounds to <null>
<3> just disable all the sounds.
<3> they **** anyhow
<8> hey bronaugh
<3> yo Redb3ard
<8> i finally got the invitation page on my site working the way i want it
<8> got anyone to invite?
<3> Redb3ard: good.
<3> dunno, I'm sure I can find a -few- pervs amongst my friends.
<1> Time I went, folks.
<9> hiya bron
<3> hey Redragon^
<3> today is swear-at-crappy-matlab-code day.
<8> matlab?
<10> it has been said that matlab is a program to do Matrix and other math-type operations.. see also rlab and octave
<3> gotta figure out what this seasonal climate prediction model does and convert it to GNU Octave.
<8> just what in the hell do you do again?
<3> Redb3ard: among other things I hack on systems dealing with climate model data.
<8> cool, you were hired by dubya to forge results?
<8> how much does that pay?
<3> I don't work for US Gov't
<3> I actually work for an NGO in Canada.
<3> so there.
<8> yeh, suuuuuuurrre.
<8> i gotcha, not allowed to admit it
<3> yeah
<3> you figured me out.
<8> just kidding, read about that ***hat today that forced NASA scientists to reword all their reports
<3> oh yeah? haha
<8> yeh, apparently didnt even graduate from college
<8> but claimed he did on his resume, had to resign
<8> before that happened though, he forced all instances of "evolution" and "big bang" to have the word theory
<8> since of course, it was just a theory
<4> they are theories ;P
<8> those are facts
<8> the bible says so
<8> but thats not the point steg...
<8> of course theyre theories, its implied that they are, thats what scientists talk about
<8> forcing the word though, implies that because of that, theyre somehow less likely, less credible
<8> it's also an indication of whos in control...
<8> hell, we might as well be in the USSR, having to carefully word everything they say lest the kgb overhear them
<4> Redb3ard: they are reversing the change, you said ;P
<8> nah, they just got embarr***ed, because he was a dumb***
<8> theyll find another one to fill in, im sure
<4> one with a decent degree.
<4> say, chaplaincy
<7> steg: tinfoil?
<3> steg: lol
<4> kodon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tin_foil
<4> kodon: ahh, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tin-foil_hat
<4> is probably better
<3> geez. wikifiddlers need to merge pages.
<11> has anyone here setup a software raid array using another software array?
<7> steg: hehe...but does it work against religion?
<11> wow ok, can someone point me to the direction of help maybe?
<11> my problem is this
<11> I took a 20gb drive and a 30gb drive and striped them together
<11> I then took a 40gb drive and the array /dev/md0 from the toher 2 drives and mirrored them with raid 1
<11> It works jsut ducky, but the check is showing it as degraded, even though it works without a hitch
<11> any idea why?
<11> the 2nd thing I can't find an answer to, is this, are software raids portable?
<11> IE if I lose the MOBO or the chip and I move them to another machine, with the drives on the same chains, I should be able to recover the data correct?
<12> Hi, i'm running apache in Kubuntu and was wondering whats best to use to edit my apache2.conf file and where would i aquire it?
<13> can someone pls help me setup BIND and rndc?
<7> Ghoon: an editor? vim, emacs, nano, joe, etc...
<9> GDL whats the problem?
<13> its just not working :(
<13> rndc and bind not working
<13> :(
<13> rndc: connect failed: connection refused
<9> did you check any logs? does it fail when you try to start bind? did you configure the rndc keys?
<13> rndc keys the same
<9> thats not a bind failure thats your lack of rndc keys being defined
<13> root@boby:/chroot/named# cat /etc/rndc.key
<13> key "rndckey" {
<13> algorithm hmac-md5;
<13> secret "AsvMohiDq+9vKXXAgVgCdA==";
<13> };
<9> !paste
<10> More than 3 lines? Paste your stuff at http://paste.getlinuxhelp.org/ and then tell us the url it gives you.
<9> paste your named.conf there
<13> just a second
<9> and you'll want to paste /etc/rndc.conf too
<13> uhu
<13> http://paste.getlinuxhelp.org/1939
<9> phone
<13> i posted
<12> how do i open apache2.conf in VI?
<2> Err. vi apache2.conf
<14> kwrite might be a better option :P
<3> :[LABL,count]=fscanf(FID,'%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s %1s%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s%1s %1s%1s%1s%1s %3d %2d %3d %2d %4d',[40,inf]);
<3> I say abuse.
<4> vi is distinctly unintuitive at first
<4> bronaugh: wtf? :P
<2> Could be worse. Could be Duff's Device
<4> the code doesn't make sense to me ;)
<3> longword: I have yet to find anything that clever.
<3> steg: it's loading in a data file.
<3> I'm un-matlab/windowsifying some code.
<9> sorry customer on phone
<3> and if I'm lucky it might even make more sense after I'm done.
<9> hiya longword
<9> GDL where is the rndc.conf file?
<13> no wait, something happend
<13> rndc appears to be finally runny
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