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[09:52]<fxugrvx>oh those
[09:53]<fxugrvx>haven't you a wired to rely on for the install?
[09:53]<mgrm_ogg>is this a dual boot system or have 2 cdroms?
[09:53]<kueae>I havnt tried that yet
[09:53]<kueae>dualboot
[09:54]<mgrm_ogg>just download the tarballs in windows, put them somewere you can find them, then mount that
[09:54]<mgrm_ogg>i assume you're in windows now cause you're here on irc
[09:54]<kueae>I'm on a seprate computer
[09:54]<2nu>hmmm... any ops awake?
[09:54]<kueae>but good idea, I'll mount to my jump drive
[09:55]<mgrm_ogg>that might work, *watches usb support not work either*
[09:55]<kueae>haha
[09:55]<kueae>wouldnt be surprised
[09:55]<mgrm_ogg>oh speaking of usb, i finally found the second port on this laptop
[09:55]<2frrarrn>beu: whatcha need?
[09:55]<kueae>maybve I'll plug an ethernet cable in later
[09:55]<2nu>blackace: voice for delewis :)
[09:56]<mgrm_ogg>i wonder if my quit message is still set
[09:56]<fxugrvx>what's the point of voices?
[09:56]<mnfnwys>thanks, beu and Black_Hole
[09:56]<mnfnwys>er, blackace, that is
[09:56]<mnfnwys>damn tab :-)
[09:56]<2nu>np
[09:56]<2nu>thx blackace :)
[09:56]<awnsjdn-jq000>well - it looks like the installers are the way to install! good job guys
[09:57]<cbzjq007>Hi All...just a simple question
[09:57]<kueae>yay works with wired :D
[09:57]<fxugrvx>dead_one: it is, in case you're still wondering, and just realised you can't see your behind
[09:57]<kueae>anyone know the stage tarbals offhand?
[09:57]<kueae>the url
[09:58]<fxugrvx>kurcz: lynx gentoo.org
[09:58]<mnfnwys>should be in <mirror>/releases
[09:58]<cbzjq007>I just got an SSH account on a server and I want to be able to run "iptables -L" but I log in as a normal user and "su" to root to run it
[09:58]<mgrm_ogg>lhunath: MOV AH,4CH || INT 21H ?
[09:58]<cbzjq007>somehow it doesn't find the iptables command.
[09:58]<mnfnwys>CBro2006, sudo.
[09:58]<fxugrvx>dead_one: precisely
[09:58]<mnfnwys>CBro2006, most likely because iptables is in /sbin
[09:58]<mnfnwys>(possibly)
[09:59]<cbzjq007>delewis: Hmmm yeah it is
[09:59]<cbzjq007>delewis: but I was wondering why that was the case... even after I have "su" to root
[09:59]<mnfnwys>then its probably not in your user's PATH
[09:59]<cbzjq007>if I log on as root.... I see a different $PATH
[09:59]<mnfnwys>are you doing 'su' or 'su -'?
[09:59]<cbzjq007>just "su"
[09:59]<mnfnwys>use 'su -' if you want root's environment.
[10:00]<fxugrvx>--
[10:00]<cbzjq007>aaah okie
[10:00]<mnfnwys>you're retaining your user's environment
[10:00]<cbzjq007>let me tru that
[10:00]<cbzjq007>ok thats what I thought
[10:00]<cbzjq007>kewl
[10:00]<mgrm_ogg>anyone know why quake1 is masked -* ?
[10:00]<fxugrvx>it's evil
[10:01]<cbzjq007>delewis: Thanks... I knew I wasn't doing it correct! :)
[10:02]<vzyppym_hugvnz>Dead_One: find the ebuild for the darkplaces install.. that one worked really well for me, but its not in portage
[10:02]<vzyppym_hugvnz>Dead_One: http://icculus.org/twilight/darkplaces/
[10:02]<cbzjq007>delewis: oh yeah the other thing... I have gone ahead and tried to remove root permission from the "/etc/ssh/sshd_config" file... but I am still able to log onto the server with the root account
[10:03]<cbzjq007>Do you know why that would be the case?
[10:03]<fxugrvx>cbro2006: didn't restart sshd yet?
[10:04]<fxugrvx>cbro2006: why would you do that anyhow?
[10:04]<cbzjq007>what take away root permission from ssh?
[10:04]<fxugrvx>I see
[10:05]<cjzsv1g>PermitRootLogin no
[10:05]<cjzsv1g>add this
[10:05]<dzzzyp>CBro2006, if you're trying to deny root login via ssh, 'man sshd_config'
[10:05]<meus_>hi guys, I have in my package.keywords file an entry dev-libs/exml -* but when i try to emerge it it says it is masked ~* by keyword
[10:05]<meus_>any ideas why this is happening?
[10:05]<meus_>this is the forst time i had this prob
[10:05]<meus_>first*
[10:05]<cbzjq007>yep thats what I did
[10:05]<cbzjq007>PermitRootLogin no
[10:05]<cjzsv1g> /etc/init.d/sshd restart
[10:05]<cbzjq007>I think I have to restart it
[10:05]<cbzjq007>I did
[10:05]<cbzjq007>services sshd restart
[10:06]<fxugrvx>;o
[10:06]<cbzjq007>fair enough korst3n?
[10:06]<2frrarrn>...
[10:06]<vzyppym_hugvnz>CBro2006: what's this services command?
[10:06]<fxugrvx>not a gentoo system?
[10:06]<cjzsv1g>BUSTED
[10:06]<cjzsv1g>redhat / fedora user
[10:06]<cbzjq007>yeah
[10:06]<fxugrvx>indeed
[10:06]<cbzjq007>:)
[10:06]<2frrarrn>CBro2006: try #fedora or something.
[10:06]<cbzjq007>sorry.... is this sacrilege?
[10:07]<meus_>also there is only one entry of this file in my package.keywords file
[10:07]<cbzjq007>services is on gentoo too yeah
[10:07]<cbzjq007>?
[10:07]<meus_>anyone?
[10:07]<cbzjq007>or is it not.. I might be wrong?
[10:07]<fxugrvx>no, it isn't
[10:07]<cjzsv1g>in gentoo we use init.d
[10:07]<vzyppym_hugvnz>CBro2006: well fedora set stuff up differently to us, so we can only really tell you how it works in gentoo. if fedora have done something different, you'll have to sort that out with them
[10:07]<fxugrvx>but it matters not, services should work
[10:07]<cbzjq007>Yep it worked well
[10:07]<cbzjq007>thanks guys
[10:07]<cjzsv1g>=)

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