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<0> lol
<0> I doubt seyon will do ;)
<1> Coma: if you're doing python stuff and like vim, check out pida
<2> steg_: you really are insane! :)
<0> But I like vim as it is :)
<1> Coma: that's what 99% of pida users said before they tried pida :P
<1> err, vim users
<0> No Xcode plugins? ;)
<2> what's xcode?
<0> apple's ide
<2> um, are there xcode plugins for vim? and no I doubt it
<0> Err, xcode plugins for vim? That doesn't make much sense
<1> Coma: probably why he doubts it
<3> mule
<2> hey danquie :)
<3> how goes it, sir
<2> well thanks, yourself?
<3> eh not bad
<3> beating this bitch named Anaconda into submission.
<3> I think great things of RedHat, I really do.
<3> I use RH on a daily basis. I like it. I use it, it works, and gets the job done well.
<3> Then I diddle around with Anaconda and all that goes right out the fscking window.
<2> red hat? is that still alive?
<0> Very much so
<4> I think I found a bug in mutt
<4> If I load mail from /var/mail/demonen and some other app snatches it from there while I'm reading it, mutt will crash on exit
<5> Hello guys
<5> And hb to R* :)
<0> Heh, that was yesterday
<1> hub then
<6> lol
<7> cap_mkdb?
<5> ok, now my question/problem/etc.
<5> Got 2 ISP's
<5> got a big LAN
<5> I want to masq half of my lan to isp1(eth0) and the other half to isp2(eth1). How do I do it?
<0> Znuff: And the problem's exactly what?
<5> as POSTROUTING doesn't support --to-source
<0> Znuff: Have your _ever_ taken a look at the nat howto availablw at www.iptables.org?
<5> heck if I can remember :)
<8> I wonder....
<8> Is there a way to tell if the waiting for I/O time spent is spent waiting on network sockets or disk reads?
<0> gcbirzan: I thought there a couple of profiling tools available for measuring that
<5> uh, why did I have the impresion that DNAT can be used only in prerouting ?
<8> Because it can only be used there? :-) Well, and OUTPUT.
<8> Coma: Such as? :-)
<0> Trying to remember, but....
<0> It's not the sort of thing I play around with anymore
<5> gcbirzan, I meant SNAT
<5> always confusing the two of them
<8> SNAT == POSTROUTING
<9> who can tell me how i add an acount on SuSe ?
<9> without yast
<9> in console
<10> useradd
<9> what the ****ing chanels is this ?
<11> Oh goodie, another pet hate. Auto rejoin.
<11> And Fiver just answered you anyway.
<9> ok
<9> tx
<9> good by
<12> lamezoid
<9> amek me a favor and rename the chanels in sleepingtime
<13> .o
<13> zzzZZZzzzZZZzzzZZZzzzZZZ
<12> /notice n3[x]us make us a favour and die !
<11> ...given someone answered their question, wtf is their problem?
<13> not fast enough :P
<12> yeah ..
<13> you have to answer BEFORE they join.
<12> lool
<14> i have instaled mandriva 2006, but the adsl connxion dosn't work :s
<15> i installed libshout via rpm but when trying to install ices it says I need to install libshout
<4> BlkPoohba: `ldconfig`
<15> Demonen: thanks
<15> hmmm. still getting error
<15> i ran ldconfig /usr/lib which is where libshout.so.3 is located
<4> What is the exact error message?
<15> checking for shout-config... no
<15> configure: error: must have libshout installed!
<4> ah, you're compiling from source?
<4> Then you probably need the libshout-dev packages
<4> If there is such a thing
<15> Demonen: yes. ok. i will try to install that rpm
<15> if there is not... what would I do?
<15> i installed libshout via rpm
<4> the -dev packages include alot headers and stuff
<4> Why not install ices with RPM too?
<16> would this be the place to ask questions?
<4> kamran_: Depends on the question. If it's about Linux, then yes.
<15> there appears to be a libshout1 and a libshout1-dev and libshout and libshout-dev. thats crazy
<16> ok, here's my question: I have a windows partition with my mp3's on it, i can mount it and play them with root, but how do i allow normal users to access the windows partition?
<16> and even better, is there a way to automatically mount the partition at boot time?
<4> BlkPoohba: Why is that crazy?
<15> ok its installed
<4> kamran_: look at the file /etc/fstab
<15> well, after thinking about it i realized its not b/c you may have packages that need the old or the new
<4> BlkPoohba: Indeed.
<16> i added "/dev/hda1 /mnt/win ntfs defaults 0 0" should that work?
<4> probably
<4> do "mount -a"
<16> in options?
<4> no, in a console, as root
<4> that will mount everything not allready mounted so that everything not "noauto" in /etc/fstab is mounted and ready.
<4> OR it will barf errors. We'll see.
<16> it didn't spit errors out, but will that allow normal users to access the partition or just mount it without changing permission?
<4> No. For that you'll need some umask magic (for the access) and "user" flag for user mount/unmount: "/dev/hda1 /mnt/win ntfs ro,user,umask=0 0 0"
<4> Why let users mount and unmont? That's very redundant.
<4> as is "ro", come to think of it.
<4> umask= tells linux the inferior filesystem (in terms of permissions, atleast) should use permissions 777 minus the umask.
<4> so umask=007 makes it 770
<4> geddit?
<16> i think so
<4> Take notes ;)
<4> just remember to umount it before changing it.
<16> awesome, it worked!
<4> Excellent :D
<4> tha...
<4> It's not hard :P
<16> sorry, i'm kinda new to this thing
<16> ok, i read the mount manpage and it makes alot more sense now
<4> That wasn't what I was hinting at :P
<2> does windows have pipes?
<4> Usually, when recieving help, it has become a tradition to say "thanks"
<2> Demonen: thanks baby :)
<2> hehe
<16> oh sorry, thank you very much!
<16> is there any way to run 32bit programs on a 64bit installation
<17> hi i got a question, is it possible some how to have dockapps in a xfce panel or do i need to run fluxbox or sutch to be able to use dockapps?
<4> kamran_: Yeah. 32bit chroot. Since I have a 32bit processor I really don't know the details. Google is your friend.
<16> thanks
<4> :)
<4> anytime
<4> s/level_/gr***hopper/g;
<18> uh uh.
<18> i didn't know i can jump that much.
<19> yo
<8> Hm.
<19> why does df reads /dev/ide/host0/bus0/target1/lun0/part12 istead of /dev/hdb12, for example
<8> Because /dev/hdb12 is a symlink to that.
<19> hrm
<8> And because you're using devfs.
<19> where are the devfs config files?
<8> What do you want to do?
<19> use a xchat script that reads /dev/hdbxx instead of /dev/ide/host0/bus0/target1/lun0/partxx
<8> Well, /dev/hdbXX should be a symlink there.
<19> cauz when i do "df -h" is whos ide/host0/bus0/target
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