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<0> !xchat
<1> xchat is, like, a nifty irc client that has gnome and transperancy and panel and shaded transperancy and scripting and other cool stuff, or broken because it eats private /msg at least half the time, or doesn't eat /msg at all for some people - which leads to the conclusion that it could be a PEBKAC problem
<0> !clamav
<1> i heard clamav is an open source, free as in beer, antivirus scanner. see http://www.clamav.net
<0> !clamscan
<2> hello ! ..does anybody know why "ip rule add from ... nat ... lookup .." 's having NO effect ? i quote: Warning: route NAT is deprecated :( HELP !
<2> an why issuing "prio" makes the "stack" goes on from that point
<2> LadyByte, what shall i do ? :)
<3> Why are you trying to use that?
<2> well
<2> i have 5 internet connections
<2> and.. over 300 clients
<2> so.. you see i kind of need it
<3> Why can't you use netfilter?
<2> iptables ?!
<3> Yes.
<2> for what i need it doesnt help me much
<3> What DO you need?
<4> iptables is for pussies
<2> lol
<2> no
<2> iptables is ok but i need diffrent NATs for diffrent output ifaces
<3> So?
<2> so if I put iptables -s ip -snat ip..
<2> what do i get..nada
<2> i need from same ip diffrent destinations
<2> and i cant define it with iptable
<2> s
<3> You can use fwmark.
<3> And then ip to route based on that.
<2> hmm.. yeah i can.. it havent cross my mind :D
<2> actually i use it for tc limiting
<2> and i'm affraid i cant use it for routing too
<3> Why?
<2> i will overwrite the fwmark then
<2> or not.. i think your right..
<3> Well, ip rule can't match marks with a mask.
<3> But, well, you can use tc to match traffic, or ip rule's capabilities to match traffic for routing.
<2> ..can you tell me why "ip rule ls" has a "response" of 10% or so ( i issue 15 - 20 times the command before it actually output something)
<3> I wouldn't know...
<2> its weird..
<2> it havent happent before
<3> I had a machine with ~3k rules that didn't have any such problems.
<2> this "weird" stuff is happening after i chane the sistem
<2> about the rules...in iptables.. when i reach 2k it starts saying "resource not avaible"
<2> while i'm "reading" trafic I cant -L in iptables..same error
<2> ..but that's history..i have found an "workaround"
<2> ip rule ls in really buddering me and havent found an workaround yet
<4> iptables is for sluts
<2> lol.. that boy has something against netfilter
<2> Lumafsck.. learn it first
<4> service iptables stop
<4> biotch
<2> gcbirzan : ip rule del prio 150 fails.. any idea why..i'm using ip rule add with prio on it
<2> Lumafsck..get a grip man..
<4> get a grip of my balls
<3> Lumafsck: why don't you FOAD?
<4> who?
<3> You, you idiot.
<4> !ROAD
<4> you're a toad
<4> !FOAD
<4> whore ***
<5> ...
<6> .nickometer _MrNyul_
<6> nickometer _MrNyul_
<6> whats the command for LadyByte ?
<7> !eat Dopsy
<7> hehe
<6> heh
<6> thanks.
<8> anyone on around here?
<8> got a problem with my refresh rate...
<8> i seem to be missing the 85 hz refresh rate
<8> there is only 75 and 87
<8> and if i switch to 87 in flattens the image and it looks very bad
<8> anyone got any ideas as to why this happens?
<9> anyone tell me how to add perl to xchat, i got the rpm installed but its not running
<10> *cough*irssi*cough*
<11> ;)
<12> Is the .profile file that is in my home directory a place where I can put an alias to a command I frequently type?
<13> thats one of them, I think. depends on shell. you can also use .shrc, .bashrc, .bash_profile or a few others including .login
<13> depending on shell, one or more of those files will be read
<12> I regularly ssh -2 user@hostname.org and I would like to create an alias so I can just type hostname. I have this set up on the server at work (FreeBSD) and it works fine. I added it to my .profile file on my linux (Ubuntu) at home, but nothing happens. I closed and restarted terminal just to be certain. Do I need to reboot the computer?
<13> no, you need to make sure that the file you added it to actually gets read, as I stated.
<13> AND you need to re-login, but I thought that was obvious
<13> (re-login doesnt mean reboot)
<12> How do I tell which shell I am using?
<13> check /etc/p***wd?
<13> it's probably bash, so you need to put it in .bashrc or .bash_profile, or of course you can put it in .profile and use '. ~/.profile'
<12> Ok, I am using bash, so I will put the alias in the .bash_profile. Thanks. I will logout now.
<12> Oh, BTW, it was not obvious that I need to re-login. I work on MAC OS X as well and I made the same changes on that computer and all I needed to do was restart the terminal to envoke the change.
<13> 'restart the terminal' --> same thing
<12> Thanks for the help. Cross your fingers for me.
<13> and toes.
<14> !ifw
<14> !ipx
<1> rumour has it, ipx is Internetwork Packet eXchange
<12> Ok, I needed to put the command in the .bashrc file to make it work. Thanks again.
<13> you can source any other .*rc file too though\
<12> I like using the Bash shell.
<12> I am new to linux (about 1 week now), but am used to using FreeBSD. However,BSD in command line only. The GUI actually adds a layer of difficulty for me.
<13> i prefer doing most tasks via gui
<13> er..cli.
<13> specific tasks of course i prefer doing via gui.
<15> Hi guys. Are Fedora's rpms compatible with Suse?
<12> For example, I have a second HD for data in my computer. It seems that linux thinks that root should own it and its contents. I tried to copy a folder from my desktop to it and It kept telling me that I did not have enough permission. How *should* I deal with that? Should I create a group and add myself to that group and recursivly chmod everything on the drive so group has rwx as well as owner(root)?
<13> M***Killa: rpms yes, but the two are different systems, so if I were you Id look for specific suse/fedora rpm's
<13> MA1: you mount the filesystem somewhere in your directory tree, and create a directory within it owned by whomever you wish.
<13> alternatively, use mount and mount it owned by a certain user (man mount). chown/chmod can also take the -R switch (recursive) - but be *careful*
<12> Oops, I better get going to work. Thanks for the help dragonk...
<16> bsd is cli only? uhum.
<13> nope it's not...but of course it depends what you've been doing with it...
<17> heh
<18> hi
<18> i don't know why i just can't transfer files
<18> not even through ftp wget
<19> .o
<20> i don't know why i just can't transfer files not even through ftp wget
<21> !fat
<1> it has been said that fat is what most computer nerds are or a pathetic filesystem created by Seattle Computing, Inc. and later bought by M$. File Allocation Table
<21> !fat12
<19> seekers; i never heard about fat12 :)
<21> 12 16 32
<21> now u know
<22> i have a lot of processes with the status D in ps aux, processes that i`ve run and should be closed. what`s wrong?
<23> i tried to instal kylix on suse 10.0 but it didn't work ? possible problem ?
<24> Howdy
<25> I am a teacher in a high school. I am trying to set up my workstations with ubuntu. So far so good. I am curious, can I set up linux on 1 workstation and use a program like ghost to do all of the others the same way? Or do something like a netboot?
<26> M_A_K: http://www.feyrer.de/g4u/ might be a viable option
<26> but in short, yes you can clone the drive
<25> Thanks, I will have a look. Is cloning easier than netboot? I am thinking of maintenance down the road. It would be easier to maintain the user configs on a server rather than loggin into each machine. Kind of like Windows NT network.
<26> the g4u software actually allows you to image the disk to the server, stick a floppy into a workstation, and install the image via ftp
<26> netboot and cloning both have their advantages and disadvantages.. that's not a simple question to answer without detailed information
<25> It looks like I can image an entire disk even if it has multiple partitions with multiple os's? Am I reading this correctly?
<26> yes
<25> Kewl
<25> That will save me some time. I still need windows for a couple of apps we use. So I can keep the windows partition smaller and give most of disk space to linux.
<25> I am downloading it now.
<25> Thanks
<26> you're welcome
<26> hopefully it would work well for you
<27> hi
<27> i'm installing FC4
<27> can i choose not to install GRUB? if i do so will linux boot directly? (it's alone on the HDD)
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