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<0> ipv6
<0> on winxp
<1> yikes, screw that
<0> works fine on linux
<0> now I'm trying to get the clients behind the lan to get ***igned an ipv6 address
<0> but seems that radvd is not doing it's job or I'm not documented enough
<2> yo i got a question
<2> for me to be able to ping my other computer, i have to do "[root@h4xb0x flush]# route add -net default gw 192.168.129.1 dev eth0", but when i do this my ppp0 connection goes to idle
<2> as long as i dont run "route del"
<2> is there a way i can fix that
<1> yeah you're not supposed to add a default route to get to your other computer
<0> ?
<0> oh, nvm
<1> flush_: which is the ip address you're trying to ping?
<0> don't use dial-up? :P
<0> what distro is that, btw?
<2> 192.168.129.1 is here and 192.168.129.2 is the other computer
<2> its mandrake 9.2 and other other box is slackware 8.1
<1> you're supposed to be able to ping it anyway, without adding any route
<1> instead of saying -net default, try -net 192.168.129.0
<1> something is messed up though
<2> [root@h4xb0x flush]# route add -net 192.168.129.0 gw 192.168.129.1 dev eth0
<2> ?
<1> yeah try it I guess
<2> k
<2> SIOCADDRT: Invalid argument
<1> try -net 192.168.129 without the .0
<1> I dunno, I don't use Linux
<0> kernel version?
<3> To determine which kernel version you are running use the command: uname -r
<0> flush_: your kernel version
<2> 2.4.22-10mdk
<2> Linux h4xb0x 2.4.22-10mdk #1 Thu Sep 18 12:30:58 CEST 2003 i686 unknown unknown GNU/Linux
<0> get 2.6
<2> im loading debian
<0> I had some similar problems too with a 2.4 kernel
<2> oh ;(
<0> had 3 interfaces, and I could only start one by one... for a unknown reason
<1> flush_: do you have a 192.168.129 entry in your routing table? (netstat -rn)
<2> negative
<1> did you try that command without the .0 ?
<4> hey guys, I have connected to my school's server and the "backspace" key doesn't work as intended, and i can't tab complete, whats wrong? is my shell wrong?
<2> yes, it said invalid argument
<0> your keymap is wrong
<1> Jota: also check if you're using bash (echo $SHELL)
<0> or the server's, for that matter
<1> Znuff can you give flush the right route command to use?
<4> bin/csh
<4> i think i usually use bash
<0> zrunn: honestly, I don't play too much with routes
<1> control-d does a complete instead of tab in csh I think
<0> I learned my lesson ^_^
<0> Jota: run cfsh
<0> erm
<0> chsh
<0> and use /bin/bash
<1> it might not be Linux
<4> so i type chsh
<4> and it is kind of just sitting there
<4> does it take a while to load
<1> no
<1> it's probably not Linux
<1> before you do chsh, try just typing "bash" at the command line to see if it works
<4> yah i get a new prompt
<4> bash-2.05$
<0> try chsh
<0> erm, you said nothing happens
<0> nvm
<4> yah, but i can do what i want to do from this prompt
<4> and i have a .login file
<4> so i can just throw that in there
<0> didn't know people still use csh these days
<4> they recomend using 'tcsh'
<0> so, what's so different ?
<4> but its not set to default
<4> i don't know
<1> Jota: try typing which bash
<4> zrunn: inside the bash prompt or in my 'normal' shell
<1> either
<1> tcsh is good (I use it) but if you don't know how, it will just annoy you
<4> 'which bash'
<4> umatched '
<0> zrunn: what's so special about it ?
<1> bah just type which bash
<1> without quotes and stuff
<4> yah i did
<4> i typed "which bash" without the ""
<4> and am getting unmatched '
<1> are you sure?
<4> positive
<1> press control-d and try again
<1> I dunno
<4> oh i put an alias in a file awhile ago
<5> maybe some aliases are hosed?
<4> and have an unmathced '
<4> nope, still says '
<4> unmatched
<4> oh got it
<5> type: alias and make sure they look sane
<4> usr/bin/bash
<1> ok that's what you wanna set your shell to
<1> type uname -a and tell us what unix it is
<4> 5.9 Generic_112233-07 sun4u sparc SUNW,Sun-Fire
<4> SunOS
<5> solaris. argh.
<4> guess im in the wrong channel
<4> heh
<5> lots of things will still be the same
<5> lots won't :)
<6> question, apparently my sound card is setup and working, but i cant hear anything when i play stuff
<6> any ideas?
<0> volume set to 0 ?
<6> i just checked that
<6> looks fine
<0> !longword
<3> rumour has it, longword is dreamd is corrupting me, or 2001:1bd8::/32, or the font of ALL knowledge
<2> great, awesome, magic, beautiful, incredible, a masterpiece
<2> now i got my other box pingning, how do i access the hdd?
<6> its definatley setup
<0> flush_: acces the hdd?
<5> darkn3ss_: are you using gnome, kde, or something diff?
<6> xfce
<2> how do i read files on the other linux box from here
<2> thats my question
<4> well just typing bash seems to do it
<4> so thats good enuf for me
<4> thanks guys
<7> darkn3ss_: how are you testing it?
<0> flush_: several methods
<0> actually, 2
<0> nfs or samba
<2> which is better? samba?
<0> depends
<0> nfs is faster imho
<0> at least at the first impression
<0> samba is easier, at least for me
<2> "nfs" stands for?
<6> ok, sound device is present, stuffs playing, volumes up, no audio, any clue?
<0> !nfs
<3> somebody said nfs was Sun's Network Filesystem, a reasonably simple file transfer protocol that is quite hard to secure. See the NFS-HOWTO for setup, or http://www.j-mulders.demon.nl/unix/nis-rpc/doc/rpc/nfs-v2-protocol-specification.html for some gory details.. No Files Served. Network FaILurE System. Never Fscking Stable. Nightmare File System, or ask me ...
<7> darkn3ss_: how are you testing it?
<6> cat /vmlinuz>>/dev/dsp
<6> and or playing a song in xmms
<7> what is the xmms output set to?
<6> hold
<5> darkn3ss_: is xmms's output set to something sane?
<2> kodon: id say alsa or oss, depening on your hardware
<5> <--- a little slower than the other kids :)
<2> i think ill read the samba how-to
<7> flush_: huh?
<2> Znuff: is there a way i can do this; when i type "ping google.com" on the other box, it pings through eth0, then once in here it gets redirected by ppp0 ?
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