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<0> link --help
<1> just try and see
<2> hi
<2> I have just installed slackware 10.2 on my notebook fujitsu siemens amilo pro v2045 .. and every time I start slack my memory usage grow from 70 M to 500M .. almost at full .. someone could tell me why ?
<3> Pasquale: Linux uses allmost all available memory for buffers and cache. Don't worry, as soon as an app requests memory it'll get it.
<3> It's completely normal, and it's what you want, really.
<3> Take all you know about memory usage and management from windows, and pretend it was all a bad dream.
<2> aha thx Demonen
<3> no, digital surround.
<3> I couldn't get it THX certified even if I rebuilt it from scratch.
<2> ok <;
<4> Hello, http://pastebin.com/505198 can some1 analyze this please ?
<5> Demonen, what ya doing?
<5> .o
<6> !fou4s
<6> !emerge
<6> !yum
<7> methinks yum is an automatic updater and package installer/remover for rpm systems. See http://www.linux.duke.edu/projects/yum/
<6> !urpmi
<7> [urpmi] Mandriva Linux's (formerly Mandrakelinux) own RPM wrapper. You can compare rpm vs. urpmi with insmod vs. modprobe or dpkg vs. apt-get. See http://www.mandrakehelp.com/RPM-HOWTO.html or see easyurpmi
<3> themaxxz: Securing my gallery script with the help of some #cgi gurus
<5> Demonen, how does that relate to THX certified? :)
<3> http://www.z0rz.net/~demonen/zGallery/ <-- If you care even in the slightest
<3> themaxxz: He said "thx", and I replied that it's not.
<5> ah
<3> I ***umed he was talking about sound systems?
<3> :P
<8> hi, i wa curious as to why gimp wont install on my machine, i got all the deps but when it compiles (as im sure it must be) it complains because of a mmissing XML::perl thingy
<8> how do i fix that?
<9> xiv__: isn't that perl::XML?
<8> hey netbeui you have any suggestions?
<8> yes i believe it is btw
<9> xiv__: what distro?
<8> fedora 4
<9> hmmm
<5> why not use the rpm?
<9> xiv__: how did you install gimp?
<8> the server is messed when using yum
<8> net: i havent yet, i only get so fdar as its checking for the links it needs file-wise
<8> whoever runs the yum server needs to fix that :P
<8> ill get the output, jas
<8> well ill be damned
<8> you guys must have linux voodoo dolls
<8> thanks, its workin now :)
<9> ehehe
<9> yum got no problems
<8> yum = yummy goodness
<9> but i would recommend apt
<8> how do i work apt?
<9> but yum will do
<9> hehe
<8> netbeui, it didnt work
<8> you mind if i flood a sec
<8> ?
<9> xiv__: yeah it won't cause its not pre-installed
<8> no, i mean gimp wont
<9> xiv__: i don't but HellHound will
<8> hehe
<8> The GPG keys listed for the "Fedora Core 4 - i386 - Base" repository are already installed but they are not correct for this package.
<8> Check that the correct key URLs are configured for this repository.
<9> public keys again
<8> ya
<8> Public key for ghostscript-fonts-5.50-13.noarch.rpm is not installed
<8> Retrieving GPG key from file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-fedora
<8> GPG key at file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-fedora (0x4F2A6FD2) is already installed
<8> how do i get the keys?
<9> rpm --import http://mirror.hiwaay.net/redhat/fedora/linux/core/4/i386/os/RPM-GPG-KEY-fedora
<8> hmm
<8> that didnt work
<8> it just complained faster that time :)
<9> xiv__: remove all the keys you have
<8> how?
<9> rpm -qa|grep -i key
<8> then do the previous one?
<9> then rpm -e on the GPG-KEY results
<8> ok
<9> and import the new one
<8> [root@my714 xiv]# rpm -e gpg-pubkey-4f2a6fd2-3f9d9d3b
<8> error: "gpg-pubkey-4f2a6fd2-3f9d9d3b" specifies multiple packages
<9> xiv__: rpm -e --allmatches package
<8> testing
<8> should i take out the gnome key too?
<8> gnome-keyring-0.4.2-1
<10> hi .. anybody know why my hard drive indicator is always ligths up on my notebook with slackware on it?
<9> xiv__: no
<9> alright, dinner and the BSG
<9> hehehe
<9> see yah guys (:
<8> eyb :)
<8> thanks!
<11> steg: ping does it too.
<11> It's final. ICMP raw sockets are crap. :-P
<5> heh
<5> hold the presses!
<12> hi, does slackware come with a firewall, or do i need to download one?
<12> ne1?
<13> "ne1"?
<13> I don't see that nick in the channel.
<14> How can i see how many conections on my host and how can i kill them ?
<12> ne == anyone
<12> ne1 == anyone
<12> knowone: u can see them with netstat
<12> or iptstate
<14> there was another commands
<14> command
<13> Then *say* anyone. Moron-speak just makes you look like an idiot.
<14> like ps -aux something like that....
<15> That's for processes.
<14> how about connections ....
<14> but not netstat.
<15> From "man ps": ps - "report a snapshot of the current processes"
<13> There's some reason not to use netstat?
<15> "netstat" is designed to do what you are looking for.
<12> it's called abbreviation
<14> and how can i kill that connection ?
<12> not moron-speak
<15> Killing the connection is only part of the solution. You'll eventually want to lock the IP out.
<15> Ideally, you want to looking at iptables.
<15> to be*
<15> Why the paranoia anyway?
<14> yes ... and kill the pid process.
<15> If you kill the process, all connections ***ociated with it will fall anyway.
<14> Cause i shared my root p***word with a friend and hes login to it.
<15> Well, you're a tit then.
<14> i changed the p***word .... but hes still online
<14> and i want to kill his connection.
<16> kill his shell
<15> Yep.
<14> Thats what im asking .
<15> But he is logged in as root right?
<17>
<18> or did he login then root up?
<15> If you've changed to p*** for root, I'd just restart the machine and learn your lesson.
<15> Why you gave him/her the p*** in the first place is beyond me.
<14> I need'ed him to help me configure something.
<15> You can't take instructions?
<14> If i restart my machine my network will go down .....
<14> yes , but it would of take me more time to fix my problem.
<15> Well then you obviously were not ready to try it.
<14> so ... how can i kill his connection ?
<3> if you have physical access to the box, just disconnect it from the network.
<3> plopp, gone.
<18> do a 'who' and see what pts he's logged in with, then 'ps -ef|grep pts' and kill the pids off
<14> I am the network ... my server and hostings will go down.
<14> So i cant do that ... i need to kill his connection if possible ...
<14> but i need help with it.
<19> heh, join a script kiddie channel and hand out your root p***word again, i'm sure they'll protect their new root from other kiddies :p
<15> There will be something like "/usr/local/bin/bash" or another shell with his user by it.
<15> Kill that process.
<5> hmm stupid unzip wildcards are not working
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