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<0> I'll take a look at that, thanks.
<1> hrm
<1> weirdness
<1> outlook virus of some sort.. clamav and mcafee both pronounce the box as clean..
<1> but its filling up my full 3Mbit outgoing pipe
<0> ewww.
<2> Viking I have an old file from 1976 called winsock.hlp that may help
<3> 1976 you say?
<2> Oppp 1996
<4> can someone help with a small problem?
<3> cosly: Sorry, we only help with big problems.
<3> Spam: You may want to consider blocking port 25 to all but the mail relays you use
<4> I have a old windows box transformed to an ubuntu 6.06 server box
<4> in there are two disks, the first hda is working perfect, but the second I can not use
<3> What's on the second disk?
<0> rikki: err, as I said, I don't want windows-related. It's gotta be pure dos, or it won't work for me.
<4> ntfs
<3> cosly: Ah, that's a bit of a sticky question.
<3> cosly: The kernel doesn't reliably support NTFS because Microsoft refuse to release proper documentation for the filesystem
<3> cosly: Though some distributions have some support for it and others can have it added post-installation
<4> Can't I format this one
<3> Can I ***ume you want to retain all of the information on this NTFS partition?
<2> Viking: Still looking
<4> no.... there is no important data on it...
<0> GOT it! Crynwyr
<2> I have pctpk.com
<3> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KA9Q
<4> I tried mkfs -t ext3 /dev/hdb1
<5> anyone install linux on the ipod?
<3> cosly: How did that go for you?
<0> rikki: if you have it, is there a way to get it to me?
<4> didn't work I think...
<3> cosly: mkdir /mnt/extraspace; mount /dev/hdb1 /mnt/extraspace
<0> rikki: also, crynwyr seems to be the name behind the actual ODI drivers for the network cards... not the actual tcp/ip stack itself.
<3> Viki: That's unusual
<6> Hm.
<3> Viki: typically the card vendors supplied the ODI driver for their own card
<3> Viki: Then layer 3 protocols lived on top of that
<2> Viking: Email me... bencom@bencom.co.nz
<6> This is weird.
<3> gcb: Does it have tentacles?
<6> Yes.
<3> gcb: And a Japanese schoolgirl?
<0> longword: yeah, sorry. That's kind of what I meant... in the page someone showed me, the apps contained their own tcp stack that they used to talk to network drivers with (a la ppp, eth, etc etc)
<6> I'm starting firefox over ssh and, hm, even though I see the process on the remote machine for a bit, it gets started on the LOCAL machine
<2> Viking I may have the ftp prog you want to
<2> Viking: bpftp.exe
<2> Viking: Not sure if it is dos but
<3> gcb: Yeah, I hate what they've done to FF of late
<3> gcb: It's no longer easy (possible?) to run multiple copies of firefox on the same display using different profiles
<6> That is outrageous.
<1> longword: I already do block all SMTP except to our relays
<1> longword: its using Outlook's settings from what I can see
<1> and its scanning the inbox for addresses to send to
<6> And you'rre not reinstalling because... :-)
<1> Our relay is, properly, scanning and dropping the mail as it doesn't allow executables... but it still wastes bandwidth. :-P
<1> I am.
<0> rikki: emailed.
<1> the box is toast. ;)
<1> Ok, its 5:00pm.. I shouldn't be in the office.
<4> Longhorn: I can see /mnt/extraspace
<4> but is that on hdb1 ?
<3> cosly: Type 'df'
<3> Or 'df -h'
<4> longhorn: /dev/hdb1 Size: 74G Used 317M Avail: 70G
<3> That sounds promising
<4> I'm uploading a file to that dir
<4> so its realy hdb1 :-)
<3> It does seem likely
<4> second step is to move /home to hdb1 ....
<3> 'move'?
<3> In what sense? Retaining all the existing content?
<4> no ?
<3> rsync -av /home/ /mnt/extraspace
<4> I want to use hdb1 for the home dir
<3> Is /home a separate partition at the moment?
<4> no
<3> But there's some stuff in it?
<4> yes, no so much but there is some
<3> Then go do the rsync thing
<4> oke
<3> Edit /etc/fstab
<4> oke
<3> See the line in there for / ?
<3> Make a copy of that
<3> Change it to /dev/hdb1 and /home
<3> And the numbers at the end of the line should be 1 2 rather than 1 1
<2> Viking667: File sent.
<3> Then I'd recommend you mv /home /home.old; mkdir /home
<3> Then reboot and see what happens
<4> oke
<2> I must take a copy of these old CD's... There is still stuff (HC11 development stuff) on it that I use.
<2> XTPro... Now that brings back memories
<3> XTree?
<4> Thanks Longword !
<3> XTree Gold?
<3> cosly: Did it work?
<4> yes
<3> Fancy that
<2> Yep
<2> XTPro was before XTGold
<2> Viking667: My mail returned... I will have to tar it up
<0> Oh. sorry.
<6> Hm. Any bright ideas for keeping a .bash_profile sync'd over a relatively large number of machines?
<3> wget?
<6> I said bright. :-)
<3> wget is bright!
<3> If you do it right
<6> wget can't resume HTTP, so it's not _that_ bright.
<3> Resume?
<3> How big is your .profile!
<6> Yes. Downloads over HTTP. Can't.
<6> Ah, no. In general, I mean.
<3> What's wrong with http?
<6> http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.wget.general/6044
<7> could an application fade out the other applications slowly, use ALSA itself for some sound event and then fade in the other application again?
<6> 76fully meeting todays business challenges, the IT Governance Institute (ITGI) has published version 4.0 of Control Objectives for Information and related Technology (COBIT).
<8> ?
<9> if a directory foo/ has four links on a linux system, how many subdirectories can it have?
<8> anyone good with openoffice?
<10> How do i see how much space i have for swap ?
<11> swap partition ?
<10> Yes.
<11> cfdisk will show you i guess
<10> oh, free does also
<10> ~1 GB, that's not that much.
<10> How much do you reccomend ?
<10> The more the better or there is a point where you dont *see* difference ?
<10> I'm running lots of applications atm and the resources are kinda reiserfsck'd up.
<12> hey - since replacing XFree86 with xorg, I've been unable to change terminals using ctrl+alt+Fx as a non-root user. What would likely be causing this?
<13> Hey how do i resize my reiserfs ?
<13> hello?
<14> HI, warty!
<13> never mind, i found it : http://www.redhat.com/archives/linux-lvm/2001-November/msg00291.html
<15> dion: wild.. I'm running Xfree86-4.5 and can't do that without crashing X
<15> dion: on the console, for me, its alt+<function key>
<12> OptimusPrime: yes
<12> OptimusPrime: it works when I run X as root - but I'm sure as hell not doing that on a daily basis :)
<12> so I ***ume there are some permissions on SOME keymap file somewhere that need changing...
<15> dion: It's never worked for me... to be totally honest
<15> dion: it would probably take more than that
<16> Hi, can someone please nmap 71.68.57.96 ...i'm trying to test whether snort is working since i reinstalled
<10> Anyone alive ?
<8> nope, all dead
<10> :)
<10> then i suppose i'm dead too
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