| sbpaul | i only do that with rm ;) |
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| sbpaul | and not often either... |
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| Elirips | [slightly OT ]Hello. Has anyone made experience with the performance of intel Atoms CPUs with linux? I'm thinking of buying a mini-pc, 2GB Ram with an intel atom 300 and use it as workstation with openoffice, firefox, mailing. Any experiences made with it? |
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| sbpaul | ah...lovely |
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| sbpaul | everything nice and organized |
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| stage2 | Elirips: with your software requirements, no problem, only problem with a netbook is screen resolution and running virtual machines |
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| cybor0 | lautriv unknown filesystem type linux_raid_member and /dev/sda1 is 0x83 now |
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| stage2 | Elirips: as well as keyboard size, some programmers say its hard to get used to |
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| Elirips | stage2, thank you! No, don't need a netbook, just a small computer. thought first about a HP small form factor, but its double the price.. |
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| lautriv | cybor0, check if mdadm is running (and stop it) |
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| ananke | mdadm is not a service :) |
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| stage2 | Elirips: well the atom is great, but like i said, its kinda slow for virtual computing |
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| ananke | mdadm -S /dev/array will stop it |
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| lautriv | ananke, ok, i meant the mdX but i guess he know |
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| stage2 | Elirips: but ive seen quake3 run on atom , if that helps |
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| cybor0 | mdadm -s /dev/array ?? |
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| Elirips | stage2, indeed, that makesme happy :) still should have that cd somewhere. |
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| lautriv | cybor0, -S == stop and array == your raid |
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| PingFloyd | cybor0: commands are case sensitive |
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| cybor0 | yes sorry but when i cat |
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| cybor0 | /proc/mdstat |
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| cybor0 | Personalities : [raid1] unused devices: <none> |
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| toki | where can one find info on snmp ? :) |
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| lautriv | ananke, btw i found the problem with ldap, there was a security hole regarding ssl-certs since vers. 2.3 maybe you should check yous too (one can break in if there is a cert with /0 in CN) so they recompiled for gnutls only (not affected) |
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| go|dfish | toki: wikipedia |
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| cybor0 | udo mdadm -S /dev/sda1 mdadm: /dev/sda1 does not appear to be an md device |
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| Guest35241 | help |
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| lautriv | cybor0, such raids named /dev/md* instead and it may be started because the former 0xfd |
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| golubeff | hello :) |
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| golubeff | i want to merge three transparent png into one within imagemagick. how do i do it? |
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| linduxed | how much swap would be optimal for a netbook with 1 GB RAM? |
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| PingFloyd | lautriv: a distro worth a crap will backport security fixes for older versions of software they support in their distro |
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| golubeff | linduxed: 1gb is okay |
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| koala_man | linduxed: 1GB |
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| lautriv | PingFloyd, just think before write, it's disabled because not fixed today |
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| linduxed | 1 GB it is then |
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| linduxed | thx |
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| cybor0 | i don't have device /dev/md* |
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| cybor0 | levice |
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| cybor0 | lautriv |
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| lautriv | cybor0, did you reboot after change to 0x83 ? |
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| cybor0 | no |
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| lautriv | cybor0, this is mostly needed by the hdd itself to make the change permanent |
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| ima | do ubuntu packages work in debian? |
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| nocturnus | http://www.cups.org/newsgroups.php?s20330+gcups.general+v20349+T0 <--- help me with this please |
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| frogzoo | ima: don't do it |
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| PingFloyd | lautriv: http://www.debian.org/security/2009/dsa-1943 |
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| frogzoo | ima: well, unless you know what you're doing |
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| lautriv | ima, may but must not because ubuntu has other dependencies |
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| ima | Ah okay, I'll just build it then |
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| ima | Thanks |
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| Martineo | is there a canonical way to find out a programs version number? |
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| mordy | i'm not particularly impressed by opensuse so far |
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| mordy | except of course that i think it looks pretty |
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| lautriv | PingFloyd, that's no news and the current fix is nothing else changing the cipher to gnutls |
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| stage2 | not even worth it, its like too much code |
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| PingFloyd | lautriv: I think it is safe to say that ananke is probably smart enough to be running a distro that supports security backports. |
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| cybor0 | lautriv so i have changed the filesystem to 0x83 but i can;t mount it |
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| lautriv | PingFloyd, why have you to mix up things if you don't understand the context, i am sure ananke is capable of doing this but what in case of a given certification ? shut up and write your desired html-man-pages insted |
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| cybor0 | disk is 0x83 but when mount i have mount: unknown filesystem type 'linux_raid_member' |
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| cybor0 | PinkFloyd could you help |
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| cybor0 | someone could help |
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| mae_tae | can i implement vlan in linux |
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| cybor0 | lautriv ?? |
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| mordy | mae_tae: linux will keep the tags if that's what you mean |
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| lautriv | cybor0, are you sure it was Raid1 and created by mdadm ? |
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| mordy | i think iproute also has some options for vlans but not sure |
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| cybor0 | i think it is raid1 |
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| cybor0 | when i first connect disk to my pc i have Linux raid autodetect |
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| lautriv | cybor0, plz pastebin dmesg and the content of this ->"mdadm --examine --scan >textfile" |
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| cybor0 | but remember taht know i change the linux id |
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| swift | hi guys |
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| cybor0 | of tahat fdisk |
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| swift | where can i get infor on mounting CIFS shares in linux? |
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| cybor0 | to 83 |
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| frogzoo | swift: ldp.org |
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| frogzoo | tldp.org sorry |
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| stage2 | lol |
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| PingFloyd | lautriv: I don't need to write html man pages, because they already exist. You want to talk about clouding context. hypocrite. |
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| Guest35241 | quit |
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| cybor0 | lautriv http://wklej.org/id/288864/ |
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| lautriv | PingFloyd, i know about those but that was your own suggestion. whatever i'm not interested about your comments |
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| lautriv | cybor0, moment......... |
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| PingFloyd | lautriv: then why the snarky BS the other day? Other than than trying to seem elitist? |
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| cybor0 | ARRAY /dev/md3 UUID=fc9084f2:4eb2d3fb:da371cde:044b019b |
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| cybor0 | lautriv that is from mdadm |
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| swift | couldnt find much on tldp.org |
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| easytiger | my virtual machine isn't getting a hostname from the DNS server, is there a way to force this without getting access to the dns server? |
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| easytiger | or rather setting it with the dns server |
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| zaoul_ | Small survey... anyone use joe? |
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| lautriv | cybor0, pastebin blkid |
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| lautriv | PingFloyd, mans have to be readable on the lowest level DOT. |
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| cybor0 | lautriv what ?? |
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| lautriv | easytiger, DNS resolves hostnames, if you need one for your local machine on runtime it's dhcpd doing such stuff |
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| lautriv | cybor0, type blkid and pastebin its output |
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| cybor0 | /dev/hda1: UUID="6635cec5-269e-41a9-ba8c-b08eebd93f8e" TYPE="ext3" |
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| cybor0 | /dev/hda5: UUID="5d6c376e-121a-4422-a08d-2bbd639229cd" TYPE="ext3" |
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| cybor0 | /dev/sda1: UUID="fc9084f2-4eb2-d3fb-da37-1cde044b019b" TYPE="linux_raid_member" |
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| cybor0 | /dev/hda3: UUID="a748edcc-ec16-4054-a05e-d6873b6e63de" TYPE="swap" |
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| easytiger | lautriv, indeed, however physical machines hostnames become available to other network clients on boot, but VMs bridged to the network don't |
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| lautriv | cybor0, you see that sda1's UUID is the same like your md3 and so your half-raid is captured ny linux, you need to mdadm -S /dev/md3 again |
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| cybor0 | but when i type this mdadm -S /dev/md3 |
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| cybor0 | error opening /dev/md3: No such file or directory |
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| lautriv | easytiger, i need some clarification.........do you wish to receive an own hostname or just miss that others don't see yours on the nameserver ? |
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| alabd | hello , why sometimes hardware work with a better quality in GNU/Linux rather than windows , dialup modem or sound or maybe graphic ? |
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| cybor0 | lautriv so what is going on ARRAY /dev/md3 is but when type mdadm -S /dev/md3 no souch file |
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| lautriv | cybor0, ls -al /dev/md* ? |
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| cybor0 | nothing |
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| cybor0 | lautrv empty |
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| lautriv | cybor0, try mknod /dev/md3 b 9 3 and stop again |
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| cybor0 | mdadm: stopped /dev/md3 |
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| lautriv | cybor0, now retry mounting sda1 |
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| cybor0 | oki |
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| cybor0 | this same |
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| cybor0 | mount: unknown filesystem type 'linux_raid_member' |
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| lautriv | cybor0, thy may happen because the persistent superblock info......tell me distro and version |
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| lautriv | cybor0, maybe you created partitions inside your raid ? |
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| cybor0 | i don't make this raid so i don;t know |
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| lautriv | cybor0, do you have enought space for the whole disk anywhere ? |
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| cybor0 | no |
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| cybor0 | but i have second disk of that mirror |
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| lautriv | cybor0, try to cfdisk /dev/sda1 instead /dev/sda to see if you have sub-partitions |
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| cybor0 | nothig inside |
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| cybor0 | and cfdisk /dev/sda have sda1 inside |
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| c_schmitz | hi, I would like to tail -f a log file but only show lines that contains certain words - is that possible at all? |
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| lautriv | cybor0, ok, 3 choices left..........a.)reboot and check existence of /dev/md3 (rrecreate if not) then mount md3 instead sda1 b.) grab the second raid-member and backup before destroy c.) fsck /dev/sda1 (risky because you don't know the right fs |
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| lautriv | c_schmitz, tail -f log | grep word |
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| c_schmitz | tahnk you |
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| cybor0 | so i can't check disk type of that raid |
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| cybor0 | when i don't know what it is |
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| cybor0 | fsck /dev/sda1 |
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| cybor0 | fsck from util-linux-ng 2.16.2 |
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| cybor0 | fsck: fsck.linux_raid_member: not found |
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| cybor0 | fsck: Error 2 while executing fsck.linux_raid_member for /dev/sda1 |
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| lautriv | cybor0, i said risky because you need to "force" it |
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| cybor0 | hm |
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| cybor0 | ok so when i connect second disk i can;t check file type system |
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| lautriv | cybor0, but this way, your autostart know the right by default |
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| bronb | not sure if it's the right channel... I been wondering regards "hash collision", I've read about the subject, but the bottom line I got... that every hash has collisions, it's a matter of possibility/attempts... so my question is this, the only concern is the abuse of a collision security wise? which means, human-oriented attack? or the problem is real for the wild too, of file indexing, and so? |
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| frogzoo | the issue is the difficult of crafting an exploit that also has a hash collission |
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| frogzoo | you can create another file that md5's the same as a library file, but can it actually do anything? |
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| bronb | frogzoo: well my concern is actually about the application-fault level, rather than human-oriented attacks/exploits |
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| frogzoo | and if the file has to be also the same size, it's pretty much impossible |
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| koala_man | bronb: there have been systems that assume hashes are unique, and there are doubtlessly many more in production |
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| bronb | koala_man: oh, so it's not bulletproof, and that's it? |
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| frogzoo | longer hashes |
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| bronb | koala_man: the chances are so low - so nobody care? |
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| crios | need some help with virsh. I've started virt-install with --nographics param, received "reconnect" message, but when I try to connect to my guest OS, it just hangs with "Escape character is ^]" message. My system is CentOS 5.4 with kvm on it |
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| koala_man | bronb: people care, but sometimes it's considered acceptable and sometimes people don't know any better |
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| angel-tsankov | how can I make a flash dongle bootable |
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| carltonb | greetings all |
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| koala_man | bronb: you are very unlikely to find collisions in real files though, so when you do, it's probably an attack |
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| bronb | koala_man: so let me ask you this, hashes are being used to optimize/manage huge systems - the only way to make it 100% bulletproof, (100%), is not to use any hash at all? |
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| koala_man | bronb: depends on the use. in bittorrent, you can't realistically avoid it. in file indexing, you can |
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| bronb | I'm not sure the use of bittorrent, but why you can avoid it during file indexing? |
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| nocturnus | http://www.cups.org/newsgroups.php?s20330+gcups.general+v20349+T0 <--- help me with this please |
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| RickRocK | how to know how centos if i have ffmpeg installed ? |
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| koala_man | bronb: you use the hash to reduce the number of possible file candidates, then you do the long check to see if the files are actually equal |
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| bronb | koala_man: heh, that's -exactly- my problem. |
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| crios | RickRocK: that suppose to mean something? |
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| bronb | koala_man: so basically you're saying it's ok to enjoy the hash as long as it's a sole member, but matching a hash - with 100% accuracy, can't be done. (yes, I know it is possible to double hash, and so on...) |
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| koala_man | bronb: pretty much. |
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| bronb | I wonder if the current weakness of the hashes are algo related, or could easily be avoided with a longer hash |
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| ddrj | hey guys got a question, i currently have 3 pc's at home that run windows and use the shared folders via network. i was wondering if i added a 4th box which was linux, would it be able to connect to this network, would windows see this pc in it's My Networks? and would the linux box be able to share files with the windows pc ? |
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| ddrj | ah nm, i think i found my answer: Samba |
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| zcram | ddrj: Yes, and it works rather well once you've set it up right... |
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| ddrj | ahhh ok good :D |
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| gymophett | Anyone have any success with ATI drivers in Slackware? |
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| Shambat | having some problems with a usb wifi adapter on my ubuntu-arm installation ... my messsages file says the device is loading: "usb 1-1: new high speed USB device using orion-ehci and address 2" but wlan0 interface wont come up ... getting the error: wlan0: ERROR while getting interface flags: No such device |
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| Action: lautriv brings reisio a coffee .....heyda :-) |
| lautriv | Shambat, do you have all modules and firmware ? |
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| reisio | lautriv: oh, thanks :) |
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| Shambat | lautriv: yes I have modprobed the module for the chipset and put the firmware in /lib/firmware/zd1211 ... where zd1211 is the chipset |
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| lautriv | Shambat, also wireless-tools installed ? |
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| Shambat | lautriv: yeah |
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| bronb | koala_man: one more question if I may... if you had to choose between 1 hash of SHA512, or 2 hashes of md5+SHA1 ... which would you choose? |
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| lautriv | Shambat, give it a simple iwconfig maybe you have another devicename |
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| Shambat | lautriv: nothing there other than lo and eth0 |
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| lautriv | Shambat, dmesg || syslog ? |
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| Shambat | lautriv: cant see anything special other than messages that the driver is loaded |
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| swift | guys, i really need help with CIFS share mounting on cifs |
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| swift | please help |
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| reisio | swift: subspace! |
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| reisio | swift: going to have to be much more specific |
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| lautriv | Shambat, at least dmesg should show "uploading firmware from..." after the module |
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| swift | oops, my bad... cifs share mounting in linux |
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| reisio | swift: going to have to be much more specific |
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| ananke | swift: 'in linux' doesn't specify it at all. what's the actual problem? |
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| swift | i need to mount f\cifs shares(network shares) in linux |
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| reisio | swift: going to have to be much more specific |
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| swift | reisio, i need to mount windows cifs network shares on y ubuntu -server 8.04 lts version |
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| Shambat | lautriv: how can I check if the firmware is being loaded? I see no such message in dmesg |
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| Action: lautriv has to take chicks from school....brb |
| rogue | Could anyone verify if redhat 2.6.18-92.1.10.el5 has pulseaudio? |
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| swift | ananke, on my ubuntu server, i need to mount cifs network shares |
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| reisio | swift: and you've already tried... what? |
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| swift | nothin actually, i have no idea how to do this :D |
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| reisio | swift: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountWindowsSharesPermanently |
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| rogue | Wulf: you use rh? |
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| Wulf | no. |
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