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<0> thats when i try apt
<1> ahhh yes. It will depend upon qt3.
<1> what version of Debian are you using? Ubuntu?
<0> yes
<1> 5.04?
<1> Hoary or Breezy?
<2> Anyone knows why ls in nslookup says it's not implemented and what do i have to do ?
<2> ls -d something.xxx. >> /tmp/somefile complains about ls not implemented.
<2> (nslookup)
<0> Breezy
<1> Crazy|zzZ: hrm. Seems strange.
<0> why?
<2> I want to pull and DNS records available.
<2> and ls option to list all the ***ociated records for the domain is not implemented.
<1> Crazy|zzZ: the version of libqt3 you should have may be later than that already.
<1> however, what shows up in synaptic when you add in Universe and Multiverse sources?
<1> Darn. gone.
<3> heya all
<3> GNU Midnight Commander requires glib 1.2.6 or above.
<1> yeah...
<3> any1 knows how i can upgrade the glib 1.2.6
<1> do you even HAVE glib installed?
<3> yea
<1> what version? What distro?
<3> glib-2.0
<1> oh. wrong one. What distribution?
<3> rh8
<3> glibc-2.2.93-5
<1> ouch. THat's old.
<1> Darn, I have to go. See ya later.
<3> yea ty
<2> found it, Net-DNS / axfr for DNS zone transfer.
<4> WhiteRabbit doing dns with perl?
<2> Redie, yeah
<4> just a regular lookkup or alot of dns stuff?
<2> regular lookup
<4> you dont need net-dns for that
<2> ls -d in nslookup is not implemented
<5> AXFR is barely regular.
<5> dig axfr @server zone
<2> blah!
<6> dig for all your DNS needs.
<4> you can use gethostbyname
<2> i forgot about dig
<7> ?
<4> $ip=sprintf("%vd",(gethostbyname("domain name"))[4]);
<7> im just finish my school
<2> LOL
<7> hi WhiteRabbit
<2> you came to the right place boy :P
<2> hello again :)
<7> school make me stress...IRC can cool it down
<4> you can do lots more with net-dns but if your just looking up an ip then you dont need to install net-dns
<2> Okay, shower time.Be back later.
<7> Tyt
<7> !seen ValeFiona
<8> valefiona is currently on #linuxhelp (h m s). Has said a total of messages. Is idling for h m s
<7> oh Hi..ValeFiona
<9> hello :)
<7> i thought you were sleeping
<10> .o
<9> hi niladam
<10> hello ValeFiona
<5> Hi, Madalin
<9> hey gcbirzan
<9> how is the dialup server doing? :-p
<5> It's not dialup. It's PPPoE.
<5> And, it's doing well.
<9> ah, good, good
<5> .1.3.6.1.4.1.2021.8.1.101.2 = STRING: 574
<5> Connected users.
<9> gcbirzan, but that box only does the authentication stuff, the entire traffic does not go through it?
<5> Authentication is done via RADIUS, on another machine.
<10> hey gcbirzan;)
<11> gcbirzan: rds is providing adsl now ?
<11> ( the PPPoE makes me think like that )
<5> No. It's the FTTB stuff.
<11> oh.
<2> !rotorouter
<2> !rr
<12> Hey there anyone awake? I have a QUESTION for some one... I installed Cpanel on a linux box that I have here.. and since then I can't use my SSH. It just always denies me access. I dunno what the heck it did to the machine but I can not get SSH to accept connections in. I can still FTP in and everything ok but some how it disabled SSH. Any ideas what it may have done and how to fix it. Thanks!
<12> ANyone?
<12> anyone able to help me out?
<3> any1 here ?
<13> hi
<13> hu knows where kan I found a Restaurant software ?
<14> german try freashmeat.net
<15> For modelines in xorg.conf, do you put them in the screen section, or are they their own section?
<7> !seen whiterabbit
<8> whiterabbit <~whitewabb@whitewabbit.users.undernet.org> was last seen on IRC in channel #linuxhelp, h m s ago, saying: '!rr'.
<16> anyone here use suse?
<16> i've got problems with this server misbehaving its a dual opteron 2gig beast but the website is having problems
<17> I suggest you call Suse
<17> They should render more efficient help than any IRC channel as that is basically what you paid them for.
<16> the host installed it
<16> i wanted centos
<18> anyone using mrtg here ?
<17> If it's professionally hosted then have the host fix it. That's what you pay for, isn't it?
<16> isn't there a free version of suse?
<17> Yeah, but it ****s (imo)
<17> What exactly is the problem, btw?
<17> "misbehaving" is very general.
<16> i was only told about it today it's running a couple of forums phpbb
<16> they're running slowly sometimes and they crashed the other day
<17> 1) Make sure you
<17> ...
<17> 1) Make sure you're not running one of the very insecure PHPBBs
<16> i think they've been patched
<17> 2) Check the MTA for signs of spam drone
<17> 3) Call and yell at the server hosting folks for a kick-*** server running slowly.
<16> heh
<17> I'm not joking.
<16> good ideas i'll find out
<16> we were worrying that there might be a memory leak
<17> memory leak?
<17> In PHPBB?
<16> no in the LAMP
<19> if there is a memory leak, do you see little ram chips dripping out of the server's hard drive?
<19> you know, the big beige box that sits next to the computer?
<16> i tried switching it off and on heh
<17> Web platforms generally don't have memory leaks as they generally don't have daemons running or anything.
<17> "switching it off and on" does pretty much nothing in Linux.
<16> i was joking
<17> what processes are pulling CPU and RAM on the box?
<16> httpd2-prefork and mysql-max
<17> How much CPU and RAM are they pulling, then?
<16> apparently it only happens occasionally
<16> i'm just on the site now and it's rapid
<16> so i guess i'll need to wait for a call or set up some monitoring
<17> I'd do a quick-and-dirty cronjob thing that seds and awks the needed info from ps or whatever.
<17> ie anything with more than so-and-so many CPU-minutes
<20> hello
<17> hello
<20> can anyone tell me how to install a rpm file?
<20> the command
<17> rpm
<20> rpm -ivh /tmp/bjfilter-common-2.50-2.i386.rpm
<20> ???
<20> or what?
<17> if the file is in /tmp/, yes.
<20> oh
<20> so it;s that easy
<17> if all dependancies are met, then yes, it is.
<17> I'm willing to put money on the fact that they are not.
<17> Also, make sure you're running an RPM-based distro ^.^
<20> rpm -ivh {address}{file name}
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