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<0> Haha, this channel gets this kind of thing often huh.
<1> hrm
<1> will somone give me a hand with my quick cam
<1> i tryed everything at this point lol
<1> ok google got me to a point where i have video0 devices ect. but now i have issues modprobe qcamvc_usb and a dmesg issue any clues?
<2> hey, has anyone ever come across the problem that scp hangs when it reaches 99%?
<2> it just sits there, and does nothing - it's only been happening recently, i have no idea how to fix it.
<3> hey... can someone quickly remind me how to check the size of a directory from the command line?
<3> was something simple but it slips my mind at the moment
<4> du -hs dirname
<5> hello fellows, anybody knows how to install rpmbuild on fedora 4 ?
<5> I m trying to install Mailscanner and it's asked for it
<3> there we go, thanks
<4> yum install rpm-build
<5> is it the same as yum install rpmbuild Longword?
<5> ohh nope ..
<5> longword, do I need to install any package before getting to run MailScanner install-sh ?
<1> i'm trying to install webcamserver on centos, when i go to ./configure last line jpeglib.h could not find, ive installed jpeglib i dont get it anyone have any help or point me to the right direction id apriciate it
<1> or offer a software better than webcamserver
<1> sorry
<1> that was what it did :-\
<6> NathanW: install jpeglib-devel
<1> done
<1> already
<6> i see.
<1> this is more of a usb driver issue somwhere
<6> NathanW: /var/log/messages should point you to the right direction
<7> NathanW: Where'd you get that module from? It seems to be build for an entirely different kernel?
<1> what do i do to figure out what kernel i am running?
<1> if this is my issue i'ma beat my head against wall lol
<7> Run uname -a
<1> 2.6.9-22 lol
<6> hiya coma
<7> hey netbeui
<8> hi ell
<8> all
<6> ((:
<7> Now just sit and wait for it actually to get noon
<9> Coma: Lunch - John where are you ?
<7> The Ustaded Nites of the Netherlands
<7> It's only 10am, but the catering service wants to know in advance what we're having
<7> Hmm, it's really the waiting bit I hate most
<6> coma do you know any cure of a drive exposed to a magnetic object? e.g.: pc speaker?
<7> netbeui: You could try lowleveling it, but mostlikely you're stuck with a paperweight
<7> Though pc speakers aren't that big and certainly don't have huge magnets inthem
<7> netbeui: Tried formatting it yet?
<6> grrr.. its an 80GB drive hehe its a pity )):
<6> Coma: bios detect it correctly but the os can't access it
<6> Coma: yeah but in this case it was put on top of it directly
<7> netbeui: Well, the data's mostlikly gone anyway, so why not try partitioning and formatting it again?
<7> If that fails, try a lowlevel format
<6> i could try, how do i do a lowlevel format?
<7> Oh, there are tools for that. And even your bios contains routines to do that
<7> Or atleast, older bioses used to
<6> yeah.. i am aware of lowlevel formats done from the bios
<6> but recent bioses doesn't have that feature handy anymore this days
<7> Heh, last time I used those I was working as an intern
<6> hahaha
<6> ok.. i'll BRB
<7> Damn, I'm getting old
<6> am gonna try fixing it
<6> bye
<7> netbeui: If everything fails, getting a replacement 80GB won't cost you an arm and a leg (if they're still available in the first place)
<1> localy 80gig is 25.00 and only used so far ive seen
<7> Why'd people even buy old crap like that?
<5> Coma, what do u mean u getting old mate?
<1> well 40-80 gig scsi hdd in a netfinity hotswap bay is prety worth it to me
<1> have huge aray for the drives and room for like 50 drives lol
<5> now my postfix is going crazy, all my messages sent are coming back to me with error mail for mydomain loop back to myself
<5> any idea what this is ?
<7> damndolla: Thinking back of when I was an intern, which was years and years ago
<5> Coma, you still can write and read, more than enough
<7> damndolla: Check the mx record for your domain and what postfix is set to receive for
<7> damndolla: Lol, and a whole lot more, too
<7> I'm not _that_ old yet :P
<6> Coma: well its quite expensive
<6> Coma: anyways, got any idea about dns?
<7> Heh, a 80GB harddisk expensive?
<6> Coma: kinda.. am just a poor guy
<7> A bottle of whisky would cost more ;)
<7> What about dns?
<6> Coma: in your place perhaps
<7> netbeui: Nah, I just maintain an expensive taste when it comes to whisky ;)
<6> some dns servers fails to resolve my domain
<7> netbeui: Could be cached negative results
<7> Or have they been at it for days already?
<6> is that an issue with my nameserver or is that an issue of their respective domains?
<7> netbeui: It's when someone asks a dns server to resolve something, and it's unable to. It'll cache that negative too
<7> That's what the ttl value in the soa record is for
<6> well, there is this annoying nameserver of a TelCo in our place
<7> So, for how long haven't they been able to resolve your domain?
<6> sometimes it resolves my domain and sometimes it doesn't
<7> Hmm
<6> but when i try to put any other nameserver it resolves my domain fine
<6> sometimes the said TelCo nameserver can't even resolve Electronic Arts domain hehehe
<7> You'd almost think that one of your nameservers responsible for the domain's failing
<7> Ah
<7> netbeui: In that case, it's probably their dns server to blame
<6> so i think its logical to think that its not my nameserver is failing its theirs
<6> am i correct?
<7> *nod*
<7> More than obvious, I'd say
<10> hello
<6> hehe.. i always call them with regards to this but they just say some crappy things
<7> netbeui: Probably the default "not our fault" problem. Telcos tend to be that way, the arrogant bastards
<6> i even tried shoving it to their faces that their nameserver ****s
<10> it is ok to start dhcpd server w/ different machine and IP while there is an existing dhcpd server running in the network?
<7> sancaca: No, that's _not_ ok. Far from
<6> sancaca: it'll conflict with the other
<7> Unless they're both configured to use two different pools and only respond to preset hardware addresses. But you really don't want to get into such a mess
<6> sancaca: try googling for a dhcp subnetting howto
<6> it should handle your problem
<10> even if, it has different IP and diff machine?
<10> ok thanks
<6> sancaca: its on the same switch/hub, its not ok
<6> sancaca: if its on the same switch/hub, its not ok
<6> hahaha
<10> so meaning, i must stop first the existing dhcpd server before testing the new dhcpd server?
<7> Sometimes I really wonder why people insist on doing such stupid things
<10> right?
<7> sancaca: If you want to avoid conflicts, yes
<10> thanks
<11> first time to heard so many dhcp server in one network..wahahaha
<11> when you only need one!
<7> But having multiple dhcp servers makes it go faster!!11!!
<11> oh!
<11> hmmm, possible using different ip range
<11> on the same subnets
<11> but i preferred to only used one, possible to use another if running on different subnets
<7> I'd make coffee instead :P
<7> Evening, Viking
<12> hello there...
<12> eeeesh.
<7> tommi: Here, hold this funny looking candle for me
<13> this candle smells funny.
<13> I 4 teh l4gz0r
<13> yay! I feel so popular!
<7> Heh, roadkill?
<14> TAKE COVER!
<12> no! Don't pull the pin YET! You're supposed to throw it while you pull the pin!
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