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<0> evenin`,anyone online who can help me?
<1> That all depends
<0> :)
<0> ok,i need to know how to define a hostname..on lan
<2> how do i remove a user and all sub directories?
<1> k: That's a difficult question.
<1> L0: man userdel
<0> in /etc/hosts i have it declared
<0> and the server answers
<2> yeah i did that and it still shows the dir with sub dirs?
<0> but the lan clients dont recognize the hostname
<3> L0ud, read it again
<2> ok
<0> longword,any ideas?
<1> k0: Is it in /everyone's/ hosts file?
<3> kOoDoO, I'd say set up a local nameserver
<4> forbidden has a small **** !
<0> hm
<5> i want your opinion about a website. It is safe to insert my credit card at www.3goldgames.com to play ???
<6> no.
<6> i fail to see the correlation between some stupid games site + cc + linux
<6> in fact, what the hell? yeah its safe. go ahead and give them your cc.
<5> D-side are you talking to me?
<6> you're damn right i am
<7> haha
<6> charge away my friend, charge away.
<2> i removed the user, now the directories still exist, whast the command to remove them
<3> L0ud, man rm
<2> i read all that and it still wont let me remove them, and yes i am root
<3> ok, got any error message we can work with?
<7> looks like an rootkit :)
<2> [root@localhost home]# rmdir andy
<2> rmdir: `andy': Directory not empty
<3> L0ud, man rm
<7> oh, lol
<2> lol
<7> L0ud; do what he told you. You didnt read what he told you to now..did you ?
<2> that ****s to confusing and i dont kno how to exit it lol..
<0> themaxxz,what settings must be done to create a local nameserver?
<8> yo
<8> i'm running morphix
<1> Language!
<8> I just installed a new hard drive
<2> chill
<8> and i cant seem to find it
<2> lol
<0> i mean,what should i modify?
<3> kOoDoO, just like a regular dns
<7> L0ud; watch your language. Read it and when you're finished press Q
<2> thanks
<0> what file shall i modify?
<3> kOoDoO, read the bind howto
<0> uhh..
<8> what directory are hard drives under on linux
<1> k: Bear in mind that running your own local nameserver only works if you make all of the clients on your network use that machine as their nameserver
<2> [root@localhost home]# rm -r andy
<2> rm: descend into directory `andy'?
<2> from there?
<0> aham
<1> L0: -rf can be more effective
<7> L0ud; man rm. This is the last time i'm telling you this. After that i will /kb
<3> L0ud, throw an f in there, but be CAREFUL
<3> rm is the most powerful command on linux
<0> longword,all the clients use the server as their nameserver..
<2> lol
<2> k
<3> and it usually is one way
<1> k0: So you're already running a nameserver?
<2> thank you:)
<9> hullo, hikari
<0> yes
<0> nameserver runnin`
<1> Grumble. Moan. E.R. displaced for "Legally Blonde"
<8> so uh
<8> how's it going
<7> morph_; you installed linux on your machine, right ?
<8> it's a live disc
<0> it`s just that the clients dont recognize the servers` hostname
<7> morph_; ok, so what are you trying to do ?
<2> now, is there any one to distinguish all the processes running by one user? i kno ps x but?
<8> i'm trying to access my hard drive, i just installed it, so I can start downloading stuff onto it
<1> k0: You mean they can't ping the hostname of the server?
<0> what must be done so that the server can give the clients the info it has in /etc/hosts?
<7> morph_; so you installed it. Right ?
<0> exactly
<8> i've only been using it for about a week
<8> Yes
<0> only the ip works
<8> Used the software to do it
<8> through dos
<0> only the ip works @ pinging
<1> k0: Did you set up a local zone for yourself?
<0> hostname,not
<0> no
<1> k0: You'll need to read the BIND HOWTO on http://tldp.org/
<7> morph_; and when you installed your linux where did you install it ?
<1> k0: And set up the domain koodoo.local
<0> aham
<3> or .lan
<1> k0: With records in that zone for server1.koodoo.local
<1> .local is the domain specifically defined for the purpose.
<3> longword, hmm but thats more typing
<0> aham
<8> i didn't install linux
<8> i'm using a live disc
<1> .lan may be defined as a TLD at some future point in time
<3> longword, well, that ****s then
<7> morph_; ok, so what are you trying to do ?
<10> he's not going to read the bind howto unless you kick him out with specifically that message
<8> just trying to find out what directory my hard drive is under
<10> even then, i doubt it'll work
<1> them: That's what search is for in resolv.conf
<8> i mean, i tried doing it through properties
<8> under my folders
<8> didn't see "120 GB" free space
<8> anywhere
<7> morph_; what OS ?
<3> longword, well the harm is already done
<8> Morphix
<3> longword, +64 hosts with .lan .. soo
<1> Not to me it's not!
<7> is Morphix an OS ?
<7> LadyByte morphix
<7> LadyByte morphix ?
<7> !morphix
<7> oh my
<11> !google morphix
<12> google can't find morphix
<9> madalin-, http://www.morphix.org/
<11> Then it dosn't exist.
<0> in resolv.conf i have search localdomain ...
<9> it does.
<3> Demonen, lady's google is bork
<11> themaxxz: sssh! :P
<7> hah
<8> erm
<7> want me to have fiona google ?
<3> .google google
<1> k0: You may wish to change that to search koodoo.local, but that's just a polish thing. Not necessary.
<3> madalin-, sure
<7> longword ?
<12> methinks longword is dreamd is corrupting me, or 2001:1bd8::/32, or the font of ALL knowledge
<3> .g google
<0> aham
<9> opening the browser shouldnt be to hard.
<0> oki...10x a lot guyz
<1> k0: Get yourself pinging server1.koodoo.local first
<1> mad: What?
<0> aham
<7> longword; want fiona to google instead of ladybyte ?
<1> Oh, not a big fan of either of them googling TBH
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