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<0> hmm that seems rather low
<1> oh yes, BF2 doesn't like decent refresh rates
<2> Redr: Packet goes from you to the satellite, then the same distance again back down to the ground station
<2> Redr: Unless they're running EQ servers in space now...
<1> that would explain WOW.....
<0> lol
<0> doubled thats still only 250
<3> plus normal latency.
<3> I'd expect 350ms
<2> When they reply to your packet, that packet goes to the groundstation, up to the satellite then back down to you
<4> how do I search for a file in putty
<5> i have port 8080 filtred
<3> acmoud: putty has nothing to do with it.
<2> Don't forget that the satellite orbiting over the equator not your house, so you'll need to add a few thousand more km
<3> acmoud: man find
<0> i'll see tomorrow
<0> i may have to do some fancy routing hehe
<5> i want to open it
<0> i may have to route my gaming thru the isdn for now
<0> and the rest thru the sat hehe
<4> with what
<0> acmound are you talking putty for ssh or scp?
<3> acmoud: your brain.
<4> how do I cd to the most up dir ?
<6> im trying to load a script in xchat. the script is in .pl, do i need to install a perl plugin? i have already perl installed
<0> longword whats a command/tool i can run to see forwarded connections thru firewall
<0> havin brain freeze atm and nothing coming up
<7> catch you later
<6> im trying to load a script in xchat. the script is in .pl, do i need to install a perl plugin? i have already perl installed
<4> how do I run a process in putty and make it still run after I close putty /
<8> acmoud look into screen
<8> !screen
<9> somebody said screen was allows you to have a lot of terminals and easily switch between them, add keybindings, has its own scrollback and copy/paste and let's you resume all your sessions if your terminal dies or you get disconnected or http://www.math.fu-berlin.de/~guckes/screen/ or at ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/screen
<4> an example?
<0> acmoud you talk like that again and your gonna be pokin from another channel
<4> I thought linux people were easy-goin
<0> we are pg easy going
<4> I m fed up with dependencies
<10> distro?
<9> A distro is, perhaps, one of the following: CentOS, Debian, Gentoo, LFS, Mandrake, Red Hat/Fedora, Slackware and SuSE (in alphabetical order), but can be something else too. a "Distribution"
<4> fc2
<4> it says it needs xorg dependencies
<4> where do I find them ?
<0> acmoud you shouldn't have dependancy issues with fc, just use yum to install what you need
<10> have you tried yum?
<4> yes it didnt find any package
<10> "it says i need xorg dependencies" are you installing something or is it runtime?
<4> I install freenx
<10> http://www.linux-sxs.org/guis/FreeNX_on_FC2.html
<10> sound familiar to your issue?
<4> mm I ll try it thanks!
<4> after upgrading do I have to reboot ?
<10> i would not think so
<10> however, you may try it to eliminate possibility if problems
<11> hi, i need help?
<10> with?
<11> directories permissions
<10> k. issue?
<11> i need a permission so anyone can see or erase a directorie
<11> im root
<11> or maybe a command to hide my folder of the users
<11> sloMoses u there
<10> yes
<11> do u know a command to do that?
<10> permission about 'anyone can see or erase a directory' ... you mean so anyone can create/access/remove files from a given directory or
<0> charls_a why do you want to hide your folders?
<10> anyone can create/access/delete a dir
<0> no they can't
<11> because it's the second time that "i don't know who" it's erasing my dir
<0> thats why linux has a permissions structure
<0> charls_a then your box is probably compromised
<10> it was not a statement but a followup to my question.
<11> :(
<0> or your in a compromised box and trying to hide your miss doings
<11> not, i'm the owner but now i'm not on my country
<11> i use the chmod +u dir
<11> but i think it don't work
<0> if you dont want someone removing stuff from your directory or accessing it make it chmod 700
<0> they can not list it, read anything in it, or remove anything in it
<10> but they can see its existence
<0> root is the only exception to the rule
<11> ok, it applies for all the files in the dir?
<0> 700 for owner permissions only
<0> you can apply it to directory and files
<11> one by one or just chmod 700 dir
<0> you can do chmod -R 700 dir
<0> and it will chmod the dir and everything in it
<10> if you chmod 700 the dir then only 'user' can enter or see anything in it. the +x perm is required to have a u/g/w ability to enter/see withing dir.
<10> 'user' being owner
<10> if root then noone but root....if user 'foo' then user 'foo' and 'root' of course.
<11> mmm...
<0> if someone else has root power on your box you got bigger problem than loosing a couple files
<11> u talking to me?
<0> yup
<11> i'm just the only with root
<10> that you know of.
<11> :(
<10> charls...what situation? explain and you will find solution...it's kinda vague at this point what you are asking (situation wise)
<10> linux can do what you want. compromise is an element in any analysis. if it's something simpler tell us what you are trying to do
<12> hi
<0> hi
<10> Charls, puede Ud commincar en ingles facilmente...lo me apprecio. Entiende Ud lo que estoy pregutando? Solamente queremos saber la situaction.
<11> i can write en spanish if u want :)
<13> what is the default location of php-common ?
<10> no, your english is fine. please don't.
<11> ok
<14> how to arhivate a file with unzip in linux ?
<14> somebody can help me
<14> ?
<13> d0rin unzip <filename>
<13> err: unzip p <filename.zip> <= extract
<11> ok look what it's happening: i'm the owner of a server in my dad's businees, now i'm traveling so i upload files via ftp, but now on a second time i just found that someone and i don't know who is erasing the dir
<14> XF86 i want to make a director .zip in linux , how to make ?
<15> charls_a: heh. FTP is insecure.
<10> charls if you are remote...then the one mantra in world is "machine access pwns all" so despite perms machine access means all
<10> if i sit in front of your secure machine i can boot live cd and hit all your stuff.
<11> ok
<15> sloMoses: That would involve breaking into my flat.
<10> sorry, i'll leave evidence next time
<15> sloMoses: Whereas you can sit in your lovely internet cafe in Romania and do the same thing from there if I use ftp
<10> next time i'm in europe i gues
<15> sloMoses: slight difference
<10> i was going on the most likely case for his situation. yes, ftp insecure. yes, standard WEP insecure. probability is someone with local access.
<11> ok just tell me, if i use the chmod -R 700 dir - the next time i will see the dir? no one can erase it?
<0> no one but root or someone with root access and the owner
<15> sloMoses: And I was pointing out that it's insecure and there are better options
<10> root can do all. that's what Reddragon was aying
<13> d0rin let me check
<13> d0rin you probably can not CREATE a .zip file. As I see, unzip is for unziping. but if you make a .tar.gz archive, most of the windows programs will recognise it (ex: winrar, winace, etc.)
<11> ok that's all i need to know
<0> you can use zip to create a zip
<10> XF86..what distro? http://rpmfind.net//linux/RPM/PLD/dists/ac/ready/i386/php-common-5.0.3-4.i386.html ?
<0> if you wish to mess with that archaic style of archiving
<11> hope next time i log on my ftp i see the dir :)
<10> near the bottom gives common locations
<15> charls_a: you'd be better looking into something like sftp
<15> charls_a: or setting up a VPN... openvpn is rather nice
<11> ok
<15> charls_a: when you use ftp, your p***word travels over the internet in plain text.
<15> charls_a: which means anybody between where you are and where your machine is can grab your p***word
<13> sloMoses I'm using debian, and I already have php installed. I just want to know the default path to the php-common files.
<11> yeap, i need a better way to upload those files
<11> also need to talk to my dad maybe he's erasing the dir :P
<16> huh?
<16> what the heck do you mean by "default path to the php-common files"?
<10> php-common often separate package?
<11> 10x Redragon^, sloMoses and steg
<11> have a good day, night :)
<15> charls_a: btw, if you're doing this from windows, there's a pretty nice sftp client called winscp, iirc
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