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<0> well, we are ruled by the corporations, whoever they be.
<1> wb bulletz
<2> :)
<2> x is lagged
<3> can somebody tell me where (repertory?) i should install firefox 1.5 that i dowloaded on the mozilla website ? I have already the 1.0.6, i just want to upgrade
<4> Miccagr***u: I'd recommend you install the package provided by your distribution, but if you're sure you want to install by hand, just install it to the same directory where your current Firefox is
<4> make sure Firefox isn't running when you do it
<3> daaave: i don't know where my firefox is installer :/ and the package provided is old :(
<5> helo
<5> psql: FATAL 1: SetUserId: user 'root' is not in 'pg_shadow'
<5> why do i get his error
<6> anybody alive ?
<6> is there any command in linux which will display all the users on that system?not the logged in ones... the ones that exist on the system
<7> cat /etc/p***wd
<6> thank you madbovine
<2> is there any better to set to UTC than the local time?
<8> i need some help with something
<8> lynx: error while loading shared libraries: libgssapi_krb5.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
<8> i get this kind of error when i try to run many of my commands
<2> Speakz: Did you recently try to run an update on your system?
<8> bulletz: yes
<8> bulletz: all that cr@b start when i update with apt-get
<9> Speakz: apt-get update
<9> Speakz: apt-get upgrade
<2> looks like you blasted out a library during your update. What distro are you using?
<9> bulletz: probably utuntu or Debian.
<2> yes sure
<2> ubuntu*
<9> oh, sorry :)
<2> debian, I take it?
<2> am i rite Speakz ?
<9> Debian is Great!
<8> Red Hat bulletz
<2> erk FC?
<8> what??
<2> that error you're getting... is it that exact error? or is it a similar error with different libraries listed each time?
<2> apt-get install libgssapi4-heimdal
<2> that SHOULD replace that library.
<8> wait
<2> or try running apt-setup again
<8> bulletz [root@cservice root]# apt-setup
<8> -bash: apt-setup: command not found
<2> try apt-get install libgssapi4-heimdal
<2> I'd recommend you do an apt-get update
<8> Euforia: Couldn't find package libgssapi4-heimdal
<2> apt-get dist-upgrade
<2> And if you're still having a problem, either apt-get install libgssapi4-heimdal OR.... apt-get install lynx-ssl
<8> (bulletz): apt-get dist-upgrade = 0 packages upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 removed and 0 not upgraded.
<2> apt-get install lynx-ssl
<2> try that
<10> Speakz: Hm?
<8> Euforia: Couldn't find package lynx-ssl
<8> ummm
<8> bulletz: mate the problem i think is i dont have shared librarys: error while loading shared libraries: libgssapi_krb5.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
<2> since u are with RH, try yum update
<11> You could try http://security.debian.org/pool/updates/main/l/lynx-ssl/lynx-ssl_2.8.4.1b-3.2_i386.deb
<8> bulletz: i dont have yum installed
<2> rpm -Uvh file.rpm
<2> find out the rpm
<8> bulletz ok tell me this
<8> bulletz: how i can unistall a package that i installed with apt-get?
<8> example i want to unistall: krb5-libs for install it again
<2> apt-get remove krb5-libs
<2> you might want apt-get --purge remove packagename
<2> with or without --purge
<8> bulletz: why purge?
<2> man apt-get
<2> :)
<2> but if you're just going to reinstall it... apt-get install krb5-libs
<8> =) wait give me a few
<2> it'll run through pretty much the same thing, anyway
<12> --purge also removes config files. If you think it might be a config problem a --purge is a good idea.
<9> apt-cache --purge remove krb5-libs
<8> i think i got something
<13> dpkg --purge krb5-libs
<13> what's up with krb5 btw?
<13> can't find some lib?
<8> exactly ralf-x
<13> well that lib is in the libkrb53 package for me
<13> just fyi :P
<2> apt-get --purge remove krb5-libs
<2> apt-cache is for looking through the package list.
<2> i guess
<8> i remove the libs
<8> i reinstalled
<8> :P
<2> happy now?
<2> :p
<8> bulletz yes im happy thanks
<8> seems to be that work
<8> bulletz: where i can get Autoconf version 2.58 or higher
<2> ftp.man.poznan.pl/pub/gnu/gnu/autoconf/ ~~~ give it a try
<8> bulletz?
<2> http://freshmeat.net/projects/autoconf/
<2> check it
<2> i think 2.58 is there --------> ftp.man.poznan.pl/pub/gnu/gnu/autoconf/
<14> is there was way to have a file that is created to be owned to a specific group the user creating it belongs to, which created under a directory owned by that group?
<14> and not the users's default group
<8> bulletz can you please give me again the site
<2> Speakz: RH9? FC?
<2> http://freshmeat.net/projects/autoconf/
<15> lumafsck ive been looking.. i thought umask would be the answer but apparently not..
<16> hi, can u plz help me to set ipfm.conf , i`m trying but no success, i start it and it desn`t log anything
<16> doesn`t*
<2> !chown
<17> [chown] CHange OWNer, its part of the fileutils or coreutils package, try 'man chown' at the prompt
<2> chown user:group /file
<14> hmm ok
<14> bulletz: i don't want the user to have to chown from their initial group to the other group ownership every time they write a file to this directory
<14> i want new files to take group ownership of the group of the parent dir
<14> facl?
<2> !sunOS
<18> hello, im running a lunix 9.0 and it has no gcc
<18> i have been trying to install gcc but it saysFailed dependencies:
<18> cpp = 3.2-7 is needed by gcc-3.2-7
<18> glibc-devel >= 2.2.90-12 is needed by gcc-3.2-7
<18> where do i get those ?
<18> can anyone help ?
<19> tuxfinder.com
<19> if you go there you should be able to find what you are looking for.
<20> what the heck is lunix
<20> lunix?
<17> lunix is probably a unix clone for c64. It supports slip with telnet over serial You can connect multiple c64's together. You can get 7 of these into a Beowulf :). http://hld.c64.org/poldi/lunix/lunix.html
<20> ah
<20> think a c64 is a bit slow for my needs
<21> Redragon^: use C128's then :)
<20> heck these celery 333 and 400's i got are to slow
<16> hi, can u plz help me to set ipfm.conf , i`m trying but no success, i start it and it desn`t log anything
<16> doesn`t*
<14> i know "t" at the end is sticky bit
<14> what is "+" at the end of the permissions line
<16> what ?
<14> drwxrwx---+
<14> that
<14> what is the plus sign representing
<16> oh lol i`m not talkin` about that ... it`s something i didn`t set up ok :))
<14> i'm asking anything that wants to answer
<14> not just you
<14> i don't care what you're talking about
<16> got drugs today ?
<16> you internet conection it to good ?
<22> what's the most you can fit onto one cd-r? 705mb, 715mb or 725mb?
<20> think they are 700
<23> never tried more than 705 ..
<20> though the old were 640
<23> Redragon^ you can write more .. but some cd'rom's wont read them .
<16> you can fit 800 .avi on 700 mb cd-r
<14> Redragon^: what does the plus sign mean, i have plenty of dirs that are 700 but without the '+"
<14> s/\'+\"/\'+\'/
<23> PretinCuAdmi I doubt it .. maybe if you convert it .. or loose some quality
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