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<0> But dont you think this need a modem?
<0> Gevaudan82: whats that?
<1> is adsl like dsl or cable?
<2> if i want to add a user(from a windows machine) i should put it in smbusers orsmbguest?
<1> smbusers
<0> phone line and a usb Aztech modem.
<1> but you also have to add them to the system user database which is what i just posted
<3> adsl is just a more specific dsl
<1> if the usb modem has an output to ethernet, easiest way is to buy a router and then you won't have to worry
<3> teh a stands for asyncronious
<0> This damn modem does not have an ouput for ethernet. :)
<1> err, no clue then
<0> Just uses phone line!
<0> And output of USB!
<2> \\server gives the network path was not found
<1> LeScout: on windows did you set your workgroup to the same as what you specified in smb.conf
<1> and if you make any changes to smb.conf then type /etc/init.d/samba restart
<2> how to quit vi without saving?
<1> :q!
<1> but press Esc to get out of Insert mode
<2> yeah
<2> i tried q but it didnt work
<2> thanks
<2> so
<2> if i open a new vi and copy/paste your smb.conf and save it it will erase it
<2> i juste have to copy/paste
<2> brb in 2 minutes
<1> i'm not an expert at vi...but remove the old smb.conf (rm -f smb.conf), create a new file (vi /etc/samba/smb.conf), press I, right click and paste, Esc, and then :wq
<4> im back!
<4> make a backup
<4> cp smb.conf smb.conf_backup
<4> !
<4> after wq
<5> when i do smb:// in my browser
<5> i can see other computers
<5> but thats it
<5> oups
<2> gevaudan82 still there?
<1> in and out
<2> ok
<2> i want to say thanks a lot
<2> it doesn't work yet but you helped me a lot
<2> ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh itttttttttttttttttttttttttttt workkkkssssssss!!!!!
<4> you didnt say thanks to me :(
<1> nice
<2> hehehehe i thought you were gone to eat!:P
<2> thats why!!
<2> but thanks to you too!!!
<2> not easy to find ppl ready to help in the linux world!!
<2> they all say the same thing... man google read bye
<2> they dont understand that maybe we readed and it didnt work
<4> thats what you should do too
<4> read and google
<2> i did it
<2> a lot of google
<2> and i always use it before asking
<4> now i just found an article from google about setting up
<4> snort in debian
<4> with base
<4> :)
<1> like i said, it's not easy to find best practices through google...but given enough time the ends make the means
<2> dont you have a palmpilot?:P
<6> How to write CD in reedhat9 ?
<6> I have to burn an iso
<4> google it
<1> download k3b
<2> if you right click with your mouse can't you burn it this way?
<2> it works with gnome and FC5 so i guess it works with your red hat
<6> nop
<6> no option
<6> K3b works with gnome ?
<1> yes
<2> thanks for everything
<2> i will comeback!:)
<1> later
<2> yeah
<2> have a good night
<2> tell me Gevaudan82, do you have a palmpilot?;)
<1> nope...i have a v3c razor and an ibm t42...there's no void to fill :)
<2> hehehe
<2> my girlffriend has one, can hotsync, etc, but can't access the memory card inside the palm...
<2> anyway i will come back!
<2> have a good nite
<7> i partitioned my hd to install linux on a dual boot with windows... i used lilo (wrote to MBR), and then deided to switch from slack to debian, so i did lilo -u, and then windows is the only thing that boots (obviously), but, now i cant get any bootable cd to boot from my cd drive... anyone know what might be up?
<0> d52: Why cant you boot up from your CD drive?
<4> check BIOS settings?
<7> bios is good, cd recognized
<7> windows detects the cd, and the cd works
<4> no, i mean the boot up sequence
<4> tell BIOS to boot up from CD
<7> i know what ya meant, sequence is good, and the drive is recognized
<4> so whats the problem?
<7> wont boot bootable cds
<7> everything else is in order
<4> hmm, check your jumper settings
<7> its a usb drive
<8> anyone else noticing debian mirror hell?
<1> anyone know the best open source backup solution for linux? ideally i'd like to do like my isp and restore individual files/dirs as needed?
<8> amanda?
<9> extra, extra, read all about it, amanda is Advanced Maryland Automatic Network Disk Archiver (a backup system)
<1> isn't that for tape backups?
<8> dunno.
<8> considered just using rsync?
<1> yea, but that has to be a lot of overhead to zip up the entire contents of the hd (all partitions) and then rsync it do my external harddrive connected via usb
<8> it is a pretty efficient protocol.
<10> you can use amanda for that
<10> it tars first
<1> what is best practice though? i should probally e-mail my isp and find out what they do
<10> you want to backup a website or ?
<1> backup my home server...ideally everything...but i can live with just backing up my / partition and my /home partition
<10> backup to what?
<1> an external maxtor 300 gb hard drive connected via usb
<10> yeah use amanda as bronaugh suggested
<1> my server has two hds...one has /boot, /swap, and /root, the other has /home
<1> ok, i'll look into it...i had originally thought it was just for tape backups...thanks!
<10> nah it works for everything
<1> Redragon: pretty much the same thing other than amanda making it easier? i downloaded amanda but i haven't been motivzted yes to do the read me...i already know tar and rsync syntax though
<11> i haven't messed with amanda, i just wrote a small perl script that moves the data to new data (its rotational) and runs rsync
<11> bed time
<1> goodnight
<12> do you guys know where I can get the source code to stage2_eltorito file?
<8> is that part of grub?
<13> gumfro: Sounds like part of grub, thus gnu.org
<12> yes, but I don't know how to build it from grub source
<12> I tried hex editing the change I need, but it didn't work
<13> it comes with a README, doesn't it?
<12> the readme contains no info on what I need
<12> I want to make the file read another file other than menu.lst from grub
<12> example men1.lst
<13> So, why not modify the source and rebuild it?
<12> right, that's what I'm asking about
<13> You don't know how to edit textfiles?
<12> heh
<13> Grab source, recursive grep for menu.lst and edit at will
<8> Coma: did I run my idea of running a roadie c***ette on my mountain bike by you?
<13> I think you mentioned yesterday or the day before, wanting get get higher ratios
<8> yeah, well, you can't get higher ratios.
<8> but I don't use the 28t or 32t sprockets anyhow.
<13> You can always go for a custom job ;)
<8> yeah, or I can get a cheap roadie c***ette :P
<14> can someone help me with basic web3
<13> What, you've got web3.0 already?
<13> jesse8497: Don't parrot
<13> jesse8497: And don't message people unasked, that's impolite
<14> sorry
<14> can i message u
<15> .o
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