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<0> Guiken: /etc/resolv.con
<0> Guiken: /etc/resolv.conf
<1> yeah it looks fine as far as I know
<1> just lists my 2 dns servers
<1> im also running 2 ips on the same nic... if that matters
<2> Guiken: when you try to ping by name, what does it return?
<1> unknown host
<1> reguardless of what name I try to ping
<1> nslookup returns the correct ip, and I can browse via mozilla fine by name
<2> hrm
<2> you're not using NIS by chance, are you?
<1> no
<3> where do i a list of bookmark web pages so that it can b displayed in th browser bookmark list
<3> which file is that?
<2> the bookmark file ;b
<2> probably in ~/.mozilla/ somewhere
<3> Mozilla Firefox browser
<2> Guiken; that's really strange
<1> I am ***igning 2 different IPS to a single NiC if that makes a difference
<2> ah!
<1> but yeah it is strange, its as if ping just ignores lookups heh
<2> well, that's still strange.. I would say check gateway/default route, but that should effect everything, not just pinging
<1> yeah and I can get out/browse without a problem
<3> any idea?
<1> it just ping and apache that dont seem to be resolving
<1> the it affects apache in the sense that host names wont resolve for virtual servers
<2> apache?
<4> apache is probably a versatile, high-performance HTTP server; see (apache-common ; apache-dev ; apache-doc ; apache-ssl); they are also Native Americans. or cool helicopters, or ask me about apache-perl5.6, or ask me about apache manual
<2> LadyByte: shut up
<4> Yes, master.
<2> Guiken: in what way is apache acting weird?
<2> host name for virtual servers.. locally? hrm
<1> yep
<2> does /etc/hosts look right?
<2> erm.. is the loopback interface up?
<1> 127.0.0.1 kb.solardirect.com kb localhost.localdomain localhost
<2> you should fix that
<1> loopback hrm...
<1> lemme check
<2> fix that hosts file
<1> yeah
<1> 1 sec
<1> first time I thought to check it :;
<2> must.. smoke.. bbiaf
<1> lo Loopback .0.0.1 .0.0.0 Up
<1> yeah nicotine sounds good, this is annoying :P
<1> anyone have any insight into this? hostfile is straight, can connect to dns server, etc.
<5> dows someone know how to configure pureftpd from a pasive ip can ?
<5> does someone know how to configure pureftpd to accept conections from a pasive ip can ?
<5> does someone know how to configure pureftpd to accept conections from a p***ive ip?
<6> iokozuna: from a p***ive ip?
<0> iokozuna: 1. please do not repeat yourself. who wants to help you will do so if he knows.
<0> define p***ive ip can.
<0> hehe. who uses pureftpd anyways?
<6> I do.
<2> yeah. and I think it supports it by default anyway.
<2> although you can specify a port range if you want
<6> Fiver: right.
<0> Fiver: you are using pureftpd too?
<6> pureftpd is an excellent ftpd
<2> synaptic: no, I use vsftpd
<0> that's what i use too.
<0> tommi_: i didn't say it wasn't.
<2> mainly because it's included with my distro, and it's a good ftpd. but pure is as well.
<0> i didn't know anyone that uses it so that's why i told that.
<6> ah. it's my ftpd of choice.
<0> probably i'll give it a try.
<6> it's -different-
<0> define different.
<0> oh, how's it going Fiver?
<6> but that's probably why I like it. it's very djb'ish in it's workings.
<2> I barely use ftp at all, so vsftpd is plenty good for me
<2> synaptic: fine, and you? feeling your usual ornary self today? ;)
<0> Fiver: well i'm fine. wait and see if i'm the usual. :)
<6> it's another of those `install and forget' daemons I regularly use.
<0> tommi_: i don't like that definition.
<6> synaptic: which definition?
<0> install and forget.
<0> seems unsecure.
<7> ive downloaded epic, but when i go to bin it and run it it says "can't find ./epic".
<7> i run it as ./epic
<0> but probably it just seems.
<6> synaptic: that's my point. you can forget them because they -are- secure.
<2> synaptic: the reason he can forget it is because he knows it's secure.
<2> heh
<0> tommi_: you can never be to sure.
<7> im getting also errors on "make modules" in usr src linux...as it says "No rule to make target 'include/linux/autoconf.h'"
<7> perhaps its the same problem?
<0> Fiver: lots of people do that. "eh, this is da bezt on za market,... it's secure" it's the thing that's affected windows.
<6> synaptic: ofcourse you can't, that's why you use software that havn't had security issues. that way you're CERTAIN you'll know about it if there's a problem
<0> andre2: did you hug google today?
<6> you're more unlikely to hear about `yet another msie/sendmail/bind exploit'
<0> tommi_: everything has security problems.
<7> synaptic nope...
<0> tommi_: don't be sure of that.
<7> why can't i run ./epic?
<7> it says it can't find it
<6> synaptic: if you're going to yap empty phrases like that, atleast back them up, otherwise you're just wasting my bandwidth.
<7> when i do ls -la its there
<0> trust nothing.
<2> andre2: maybe it's not executable?
<6> synaptic: I suggest you uninstall your OS and burn your computer.
<0> andre2: you can always use strace to find its roots.
<0> tommi_: that's what i was trying to explain all the day here.
<0> andre2: what distro do you use?
<6> synaptic: blahblah, the old `the only secure system is a nonexistant system' is growing weary of running dry of beating the dead horse fast.
<0> tommi_: well that's kinda right. since everything has flaws in it. have you ever seen a perfect man/woman?
<6> synaptic: that'd be philosophy.
<0> tommi_: that would be everything.
<5> :)
<6> and out of context.
<7> debian
<5> i mean a client from a network that has an local ip masquaradion to internet is not allowed to connect to pureftpd ... how can i make pureftpd alow the client to conect ?
<2> iokozuna: sounds to me like a problem with your NAT rules, not proftpd
<5> well the erroro coming from the ftp server is 500 won't opent a connectio to 192.168.033 only to 89.26.3.xxx
<2> iokozuna: so your proftpd server only accepts connections from 89.26.3.xxx?
<5> my ftp server accepts connection oly from ip that have no masquerading ones in the back
<5> is there a way to make pureftpd accept connections from nat ip-s ?
<2> that's not what the error message suggests
<5> then what it suggets?
<0> damn internet.
<0> i think i'm going to leave.
<0> sorry tommi_ but everything is INSECURE!
<0> later Fiver
<2> synaptic seems pretty insecure
<2> iokozuna: well, you say the error message is "500 won't opent a connectio to 192.168.033 only to 89.26.3.xxx" that looks to me like it only accepts connections from 500 won't opent a connectio to 192.168.033 only to 89.26.3.xxx
<8> hello
<2> er.. heh.. only accepts connections from 89.26.3.xxx
<8> i have a dilema, how could i create the "--help" directory ? (not in mc)
<8> from command line
<2> PaulX: huh?
<8> mkdir "--help" or mkdir '--help' doesnt work
<2> ah
<8> anybody ?
<8> any sugestions ?
<2> em, not to change the subject, but _why_ do you want to create a "--help" directory?
<8> no reason, but not being able to create it bugs me
<8> :)
<2> ah, fair enough :)
<8> i cannot escape the command easy...
<5> Fiver then how can i make it work
<5> ?
<8> Fiver found out
<8> mkdir ./--help or mkdir -- --help
<2> ah, nice
<2> iokozuna: I don't know. Nor am I convinced you understand what the problem is.
<9> hey how can I uncompress a .zip file on linux?
<5> unzip
<9> cool
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