| |
| |
| |
|
Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Comments:
<0> you mind using /msg rather than filling my screen up? :p
<1> your fedora cant cope?
<1> too much info to log?
<1> its not as if someone is trying to have a conversation
<1> !bbc
<2> bbc is, like, the linuxcare bootable business card distro -- 47 megs, fits on a credit-card sized CD, has X and can install debian! http://www.lnx-bbc.org/ The British Broadcasting Corporation (http://www.bbc.co.uk - do you remember MicroLive?) A primitive microcomputer (http://www.viewtronix.easynet.co.uk/beeb/bbc.htm) The Boston Buyer's Club ...
<3> you know what else can install debian?
<3> a floppy disk
<3> gah, damn you floppy disk
<1> lol
<3> you are so damn slow
<1> !slowaries
<1> !sunos
<1> !osx
<2> i heard osx is Macintosh OS X (ten), a BSD-like system, or Apple's first real operating system
<1> !Bill gates
<2> hmm... bill gates is the annoying creator of all many things that are annoying, insidious, non-free, evil, and annoying. Did I mention annoying? > very annoying.
<1> !Billgates
<2> extra, extra, read all about it, billgates is http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Dungeon/2170/fearthepenguin.jpg
<4> SHHH!!1!!
<4> dont say such words
<1> lol
<4> question;
<4> how do i access private IP through internet
<4> my private IP can access internet, now i wanna connect to the apache server
<0> flush: in what sense?
<4> how do i do it?
<4> well in sense that its ip is 192.168.129.2
<4> how do i log in from a browser for instance
<1> lol
<1> if your on the same network they just type it in
<0> flush: install Apache and point a browser at your IP (you'll need to port forward if you're behind a NAT firewall)
<4> i already forwarded
<1> !ibm
<2> ibm is probably Internation Business Machines - a very spiffy company - who happens to make AIX, OS/400, OS/2, and other cool operating systems, not to mention some of the most superior hardware on the market.
<4> flush_ is me on the onther box
<4> here its the mandrake box
<4> flush_ = slackware 8.1
<4> Linux h4xb0x 2.4.22-10mdk #1 Thu Sep 18 12:30:58 CEST 2003 i686 unknown unknown GNU/Linux
<1> lol
<4> IBM = Industry's Biggest Mistake
<1> LOL
<1> !domino
<4> roflrforofl
<1> !lotus
<2> extra, extra, read all about it, lotus is a software manufacture, offering software such as Lotus Notes and Lotus Domino web server. They also make Lotus Smartsuite, an excellent office suite
<4> dion_: how do i know if im behind a NAT firewall
<3> anyone have any idea why i can connect to the web with firefox, but gaim wont connect?
<0> flush: you need to read the manuals of your modem/router
<0> fojackedddol: all I can think of is that you might be behind a web proxy
<4> i use a dial-up
<4> i have no router
<0> flush: then I'd say you're not
<4> fine, so how do i log in the apache server from a browser
<4> supose can i redirect a host name to a private ip?
<0> flush: check out dyndns.org
<4> i already have a host name
<4> but my question still be
<4> supose i type "my-host.name" in a browser, now i access my apache server
<0> flush: with all due respect, if you have to ask me these questions you probably need to do some more reading before running a web server
<4> can i make, for instance, a link between /home/flush in the slackware box and my apache server on the mandrake box
<0> flush: yes
<4> and how do i proceed? i link a dir to 192.168.129.2 in http2.conf??
<0> flush: you can either port forward (using NAT) to 192.168.129.2's own Apache server or you can setup NFS and mount /home/flush on the Apache box
<4> great, ill check for the NFS issue
<5> Ok, I am having dns problems and it is driving me nuts. I'll be connecting to a site and it will just lose the IP address and hang for a long time. It happens with gaim, irc, everything. It happens when I use my ISPs dns server or my own.
<5> Ok, either I lost it again or the channel is dead.
<6> evening...
<7> in tar, can I set the reletive path? because when I verify what I have put on a tape it fails as I am not in / and the stuff on the tape has the leading / taken out
<3> who the hell decided amaroK should be for KDE
<3> fack, its like, the best one out there. and its for KDE,
<3> i mean... i know it works either way.... but ohhh..the hoser hood
<8> hello, what should i add in sendmail.mc in order to use bcc function?
<4> when i read "setting up a NFS server", the server is the box i want to read the files from or its the client
<4> i wanna share my right box' hdd, so the right box is server and the box i use here is the client, right?
<4> tic tac tic tac tic tac
<7> Does the mail program support adding an attachment to an email ?
<9> hrm hrm hrm...
<10> hi all
<10> i have a text file and there are a lot of ^@
<10> how can i cut it out?
<11> Barni, google for: +linux +sed +tutorial
<12> :-)
<11> soon i got the documentary complete: Revolution OS - Linux versus Microsoft Windows
<11> i am curious
<13> hi guys, what should I add to grub to make machine boot to runlevel1?
<11> jnvilo, you dont do that via your boot manager. just edit /etc/inittab and change the default runlevel there
<10> why is it when i cat a file and to put into another with > appears a ot of contorlm characters
<13> ValeFiona, i found out.. just appened "single" to the grub boot line
<13> i needed to boot machine to runlevel 1 before i could do any disaster recovery since machine is locking up on runlevel3
<13> Barni, i had that happen to me once when my locale was set to a foreign language
<10> what jnvilo ?
<10> locale language?
<10> in /etc/sysconfig/i18n?
<10> LANG="en_US"
<10> SUPPORTED="en_US:en"
<10> is english
<11> Barni, when you "cat" a binary file you will see control codes, of course. that has nothing to do with your locales setting
<10> ValeFiona, but how can i eliminate them?
<11> Barni, what exactly are you trying to do?
<10> so, i have file, which was created by a serial ****
<11> what is "serial ****"?
<10> after i have to copy that file, but i cannot move it, because the logger will exit
<10> serial connector
<10> cat /disk1/serial_logger.txt > /disk2/serial/serial.txt
<10> cp /dev/null /disk1/serial_logger.txt
<14> lol ?
<10> and after that the new created file contains a lot of ^@
<10> which i wanna to eliminate
<11> and what data is the "serial logger" collecting in that file?
<14> cant you just touch /disk1/serial_logger.txt ?
<14> why the need to copy /dev/null ?
<10> p;p;
<10> some code like that
<11> when /disk1/serial_logger.txt contains garbage, the output of "cat" will contain garbage too. thats all i can say after your weird explanations
<14> ValeFiona, why is he cp'ing /dev/null to /disk1/serial_logger.txt ?
<11> BitlBee, no idea. i dont even know what he tries to achieve with his "serial logger"
<10> because to empty the file?
<10> no?
<14> Barni nope
<10> so what is your suggestion?
<14> to create a empty file you just "touch /disk1/serial_logger.txt"
<14> without the quotes
<10> ok, but what is guarantee that the serial file logger will continue the logging
<14> :)
<14> well .. why not ?!
<14> geez .. I dont understand what you want
<10> you say just move the file somewhere else, without "cat"
<10> after a touch
<10> and it will create the file again
<10> and will log
<10> it
<11> errr, no
<11> he told you how to empty your file after your "cat" action
<10> but if i "cat" the file will put some extra chasr
<14> I think the char is allready there
<11> when you have an application that writes to a file, and you want the data in another file, i would just copy it, then touch it and the application continues writing to an empty file
<14> Barni try this
<14> cp /disk1/serial_logger.txt /disk2/serial/serial_logger.txt ; touch /disk1/serial_logger.txt
<11> i am getting hungry :(
<14> me too ..
<14> want some pizza ? :D
<14> I got pizza .. milk .. and 7up !
<14> :)
<11> BitlBee, are you too lazy for cooking also?
<14> warning: pizza is TOO HOT !
<14> ValeFiona I dont know how to cook ..
<14> I know how to make spag's
Return to
#linuxhelp
or
Go to some related
logs:
why golliwog at chequers
#windows
adduser + ubuntu
#linux
#teens
#php
#php
knotify transnew
#php
#AllNiteCafe
|
|
