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<0> wensu, so that guy in high heels is not Coma!
<1> See, real gouda
<2> on that note, dinner time for moi.
<2> and btw, go Aussies in the World Cup! :)
<0> pft :-p
<1> wensu: Only thanks to another dutchie :P
<1> Gah, damn internal server errors
<1> What is it with admins leaving servers in such a state
<0> heee, Coma & bronaugh, does Gaia have one of these #linuxhelp emails by chance?
<1> What emails?
<0> or does Gaia@undernet still exist?
<3> yeah, it's subscribe@infinitespam.com
<1> lol
<0> you guys have a mailing list so i thought you got pop3/smtp too
<3> no comment.
<1> Naw, everyone's subscribed with their own email address
<0> bronaugh, why no comment??
<0> oh i see
<0> will ask her for her mail directly then
<1> What is it with you an gaia?
<4> alias ls='ls --color=tty
<4> how tu put from root this alias to all users
<4> ?
<3> depends.
<3> sometimes editing /etc/profile can do it
<5> we have a redhat linux system, but it fails to boot it forces a fschk then stops and says enter the root p***word to run manualy the fschk or ctlr+d to reboot, is it ok to give the root p***word or i'll lose my files?
<3> you won't lose anything by doing that.
<5> last time this happened the system stop responding (certain devices) and i couldn't shut down the computer... so you say i go for it?
<3> uhh. es.
<3> but you'd better check out your hw.
<5> hw?
<3> arrrrrrrrr
<5> what is an hw?
<5> hardware?
<3> hardware
<5> oh ok
<1> Or a banana
<3> something's probably not right
<5> it brought up an error in the beggining mentioning a USB something
<3> is that a banana in your pocket, or are you just carrying your PDA there?
<5> but i don't know if this has to do with the fschk
<3> separate
<5> ok i'll give it a try
<5> one more thing is it better to try to do the fschk by booting from a cd-rom or something? or another distro?
<3> filesystem is mounted read-only.
<3> so no harm can be done
<5> ok i'll give it a try
<3> night.
<6> Hello
<7> hi .. my server dosn`t perform dns when i do wget how can i fix that ?
<0> dirty`, put a correct setting in /etc/resolv.conf
<7> and what would be that setting ?
<8> dirty` something like nameservet i.p.
<7> and what ip i have to put there ?
<7> :-s
<9> hi i enter the root p***word after the fsck failed and then i manually run fsck , but it found that it can't read a node and it asked ignore error<y> and i said yes and then it asked force rewrite? what should i do?
<8> where i.p. is your ISP dns server.
<9> if i say no to ignore error, fsck aborts
<8> Nezos2 first e2fsck is a better choice.
<9> i think it runs automatically ef2fsck after i do the fsck
<0> dirty`, in case your ISP does not offer a DNS you can search on the Web for public name servers
<8> dirty` if you have the setting gived to you by your ISP, then write a line like : nameserver 89.36.142.12 [for example] in your /etc/resolv.conf .
<0> DNS = Domain Name Service. that converts IP addresses to human "readable" unified resource locators
<9> hi i enter the root p***word after the fsck failed and then i manually run fsck , but it found that it can't read a node and it asked ignore error<y> and i said yes and then it asked force rewrite? what should i do?
<1> And mostly, the other way around
<9> ?
<7> thank you for the help bye bye
<10> hi
<10> is it possible to run IE in linux?
<10> i would like to run all IE versions => than 5.0
<11> y?
<10> y? what do you mean by 'y' ?
<1> optocus: In theory, it might run wine, but I highly doubted
<1> s/wine/on wine/
<1> But why'd you even want to run a PoS like that with firefox av ailable
<10> because i'm a web developer and need to test in IE also
<1> Ah, yeah, familiar problem
<10> do you know about anybody being able to run it under wine?
<1> optocus: I installed windows on a virtualmachine to have IE around
<10> in vmware
<10> ?
<1> yup
<10> i wanted something more simple. and without needing windows at all
<10> i don't want to pay for the licence
<1> You're out of luck then
<10> he he. ok
<12> ho! one question... strange problem here: I have "192.168.4.1 hostname.blah" in /etc/hosts. yet, if I type host 192.168.4.1, I get Host 1.4.168.192.in-addr.arpa not found: 3(NXDOMAIN). why the hell is it ignoring /etc/hosts?
<12> (it doesn't work for any line in /etc/hosts, in neither direction (forward or reverse))
<0> hullos
<13> h0rst: is that a dns server?
<1> h0rst: Because /etc/hosts isn't a replacement for a dns server
<1> h0rst: Have a look at the manpage of host, what does it read at the top?
<14> hi guys. what is the command to display the file last modified date *only*
<0> ls --help
<8> h0rst read about named/bind ...
<12> sorry, was in converation with boss... well, urm, am I really supposed to setup all local addresses/names of all local lans on my global nameserver?
<14> im asking here means i didn't get my answer there
<12> that's a bit stupid.
<12> I mean, it's possible, because fortunately I have ***igned all LANs I administer different networks, but still...
<12> anyway, /etc/hosts is supposed to work, no matter how "nice" it is :)
<1> h0rst: Oh, but /etc/hosts does work. nsswitch knows exactly what to do
<12> Coma: ok, so I need to setup a real zone. argh.
<1> h0rst: Depends on what you're after, and setting up & configuring a dns server isn't all that difficult
<1> Sticking stuff in /etc/hosts will work, just not with dns clients ad host and dig
<1> s/ad/as/
<12> Coma: :) I have various dns server running, that's no big issue. I just thought it would work with /etc/hosts, but appearently sendmail uses an interface that requires a nameserver.
<12> I need to go...thanks for the help.
<1> sendmail can also be told _not_ to use a dns server
<12> Coma: if you can spontaneously tell me the sendmail.cf option, I'm all for it ;)
<8> h0rst like hocus/pocus?
<1> Heh, the m4 macro used to be FEATURE(nodns), dunno what the .cf equivalent is
<15> hello
<12> Coma: ok, will google it up. need to go for real now. bye and thanks :)
<15> does a linuxhelp wiki exist?
<1> Ewps, nodns is long gone in sendmail
<1> Mordack: I bet there's several wikis dedicated to linux help around
<15> not linux help in general, i mean... the channel website thing
<0> Mordack, http://getlinuxhelp.org
<1> Nope, no wiki then. there's just www.getlinuxhelp.org
<15> thanks
<0> :-)
<0> bronaugh, still there?
<16> lo peeps
<16> i'm looking to automate some editing of config files at my work
<16> i'm wondering what languages people would recommend for the job
<0> gileswgmun, have a look at the (Advanced) Bash Scripting Guide
<16> i know most people would use perl but i've always hated it
<0> the bourne again shell is very powerfull
<16> k i'll look into it
<16> i've done some simple bash
<0> it covers very usefull examples
<0> http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/
<17> hello :)
<0> hi
<18> in what package is chmod and grep
<0> on debian, grep is in its own package
<0> chmod is in the coreutils
<0> lol, poor purplin is still getting booted by Fiona
<0> test:
<0> zzz
<19> hm
<13> daGermanZZZ: put a _
<13> see what happen
<19> no thanks :-p
<13> hehe
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