> For Grant:
> I reread the init script for sshd, and I know see what was most likely
> the problem. The init script, now, tries to kill all instances with
> the process name of sshd, not just the daemon (as specified by the pid
> file). This is why you were locked out when trying
topped, you'd have to start it on a different port
> so that it didn't conflict with the original.
Guys, I'm in! I had my host execute:
sshd
and now I'm logged in, the sshd initscript was already running, and it
restarts perfectly. All is well! Thank you for your help!
How does my host get root access like that?
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> >How does my host get root access like that?
>
> Physical access to the box = root in many cases.
> Also, if it's some vserver type setup, root on the host can get root access
> on the guest machines.
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) hadn't changed the password since. I've
changed it now and rebooted the system, but what do you think? Do I
need to start this thing over?
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to them about a
> > year ago. I (stupidly) hadn't changed the password since. I've
> > changed it now and rebooted the system, but what do you think? Do I
> > need to start this thing over?
> >
> > - Grant
>
> I think you should take a look at the pro
vestigate that further?
> Then run lsof (check man lsof) to see if there is anything suspicious there,
> like another user logged in either as root or with a different name.
Any handy lsof commands?
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and they weren't a problem.
rkhunter reports no problems but it says it couldn't determine the OS
so MD5 checks were skipped.
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a pager. I've never had a pager. What can
> I do to investigate that further?
This snpp pager thing is the weirdest thing I've found. It sounds
like the kind of thing I would know if I set up. Someone has some
kind of pager alert installed on my system?
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in
> httpd.conf or one of the included files. Do a
>
> grep -r 444 /etc/apache2
>
> 444 is the number associated with snpp.
And you solved it. I use that port (443 + 1) for a second https
. Thank you, I didn't know snpp used 444.
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t I know I upgraded to 2.5. How should I handle this?
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in concerns are
backing up the right files and a good remote installation procedure as
it's been years since I did that. Thanks.
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tem.
> >
> > My request was denied! I'm blown away by this. Was I asking too much?
> >
> > - Grant
>
> You are probably asking more than their terms of service *require* them to
> provide, especially if they don't believe the leaked information was use
> did you run python-updater after you upgraded to the version 2.5 ? If
> not that might help !
Hi Boris,
I did run python-updater. Where I'm stuck at this point is
downgrading python back to 2.4. Not sure how that's done with
slotting behavior.
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> > I had to upg
> maybe you wouldn't have to take steps (2) and (3). Happened to me
> once.
I couldn't agree more. It feels like I should have a legal recourse
in this situation. My Dad is a lawyer but has no knowledge of
technical matters.
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system over to them and continue with the new system.
> > >
> > > My request was denied! I'm blown away by this. Was I asking too
> > > much?
> > >
> > > - Grant
> >
> > Would it be unreasonable to tell us who this host is? I want to make
em, after that I would turn
> > > > the old system over to them and continue with the new system.
> > > >
> > > > My request was denied! I'm blown away by this. Was I asking too
> > > > much?
> > > >
> > > > - Grant
> > >
&g
patience and
> > cooperation is
> > greatly appreciated."
> Customer service in the Internet age :(
>
> I would find a new host, but that's just me.
Any recommendations?
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7;ll never use a shared system
again. I think the problem would be the internet connection. I've
heard that most ISPs block port 80 so you can't run a webserver from a
"home" connection. I think business connections are expensive. I'm
only paying $75/month now.
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business connections are expensive. I'm
> > only paying $75/month now.
> >
> > - Grant
>
> $75/month is more than it costs to get a business-level cable or
> DSL line w/ a static ip in my area. The dsl guys couldn't guarantee
> speeds better than 256k both w
Does anyone else get entries like this in their apache2 access_log:
127.0.0.1 - - [26/Sep/2007:03:10:08 -0700] "GET /" 400 470
I get a whole slew of them every day. They always show up in batches
and each entry in a batch is logged at almost the same second.
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I'm not doing any sort of monitoring like that. What is that "470"?
I noticed the log entries always include that, at least for the last
10 days.
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rface and run ps or
> something if you get output from it. Or use iptables logging for the
> job, if you'd rather do that.
Any specific commands or even just certain parameters I should look into?
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nother poster said, change your logging format and you should get
> more information. See the above link and check your config.
I tried combined logging format, verified it was working, but no more
information was printed to the log file for those errors.
What else can I do to track this down?
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t; and each entry in a batch is logged at almost the same second.
>
> Have you tried the netstat -p ?
It looks like netstat -p only gives me a snapshot and I can't seem to
predict when these errors will show up. Can I have it run
continuously and keep the output or something?
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Hi Neil,
No, it was happening at least 2.5 days before the host problem.
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hange the log to include "User-Agent" you should see something like
> below:
> localhost - - [30/Aug/2007:03:11:33 +0200] "GET / HTTP/1.0" 401
> 467 "-" "Apache (internal dummy connection)"
I actually get this with combined logging which includes
Options None
AllowOverride None
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
This may have started when I upgraded to apache-2.2. Any ideas?
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> Does anyone else get entries like this in their apache2 access_log:
>
> 127.0.0.1 - - [26/Sep/2007:03:10:08 -0700] "GET /" 400 470
>
> I get a whole slew of them every day. They always show up in batches
> and each entry in a batch is logged at almost the same second
Do you back up anything other than /etc and /home on a standard system?
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> > Do you back up anything other than /etc and /home on a standard system?
> >
> > - Grant
>
> /var because with /var gone its complete-reinstall time.
Do you back up hidden files and directories in the home directory?
There seems to be a lot of junk in there. Does s
> > Do you back up anything other than /etc and /home on a standard system?
> >
> > - Grant
>
> /var because with /var gone its complete-reinstall time.
What about splitting tar.gz files across multiple CDs? Can that be done?
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For now I think I'll do /etc, /root, /home, /var/lib/portage/world,
/usr/src/linux/.config, and anything specific I might need in
/usr/local. What else am I missing out on in /var? I'm OK with a
full reinstall for now.
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> > > > Do you back up anything other than /etc and /home on a standard
> system?
> > > >
> > > > - Grant
> > >
> > > /var because with /var gone its complete-reinstall time.
> >
> > What about splitting tar.gz files acro
nd the hours on getting thing
> > back up and running.
> >
> > /etc /root /home /usr/local /var
>
> For now I think I'll do /etc, /root, /home, /var/lib/portage/world,
> /usr/src/linux/.config, and anything specific I might need in
> /usr/local. What else am I missing
nd the hours on getting thing
> > back up and running.
> >
> > /etc /root /home /usr/local /var
>
> For now I think I'll do /etc, /root, /home, /var/lib/portage/world,
> /usr/src/linux/.config, and anything specific I might need in
> /usr/local. What else am I missing
is easily generated content.
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> Minimal backup - if your willing to spend the hours on getting thing
> >>> back up and running.
> >>>
> >>> /etc /root /home /usr/local /var
> >> For now I
> > Where do you guys store your backups? Leaving backups on a DVD in the
> > same apartment as the machines doesn't make too much sense to me.
> > Maybe I should mail em to my parents every week or something?
> >
> > - Grant
>
> Offsite backups are a good
I can't believe you actually asked that. Think, man, think.
But hindsight is so much clearer than foresight. Good suggestions BTW.
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> Here's some ways to start:
>
> Leave it at your mum's house where you have dinner every second day
> Leave it at your girlfr
I'm currently traveling with my laptop and I can get it online if I
can make it work with the DrayTek Vigor 318 DSL modem that is
available where I am. Should that be do-able?
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> > I'm currently traveling with my laptop and I can get it online if I
> > can make it work with the DrayTek Vigor 318 DSL modem that is
> > available where I am. Should that be do-able?
> >
> > - Grant
>
> good news grant; looks like you might have i
> Perfect, thanks Dan!
> >
> > - Grant
>
> Let me know if it works, please. I just might be switching my server
> to business DSL and if I do, I would much rather have a modem
> connected to my computer than a stand-alone.
For sure, I'm in a different location
Can anyone recommend a photo album package either in Portage or an
overlay? jalbum looks good but it doesn't seem to be in either:
http://jalbum.net
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t; photos available in multiple sizes it takes up some disk space:
>
> app-misc/bins
I've got bins set up and I'm very happy with it. Thanks Grant.
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py", line 38, in __getitem__
raise cache_errors.CacheCorruption(cpv, e)
cache.cache_errors.CacheCorruption: dev-games/ode-0.8 is corrupt:
[Errno 5] Input/output error
I thought it was disc space but I have plenty.
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w_bug.cgi?id=196680
>
> It is a bug in portage, but it's also abnormal to receive an
> Input/output error in that case, so you should probably run fsck on
> that filesystem.
Fixed, thanks Zac!
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otos too.
Does it handle video files? Can you upload to your own server instead
of using their hosting? Has anyone tried renaming the latest ebuild
in that bug for 7.3.1?
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I have apache2 preforking and another important daemon preforking, and
after looking at my top process list, I'm wondering if I can get
mysqld preforking. It looks like there's only one mysqld process
running and it's working hard. Is anyone doing anything like that?
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x27;s probably no forking involved, so preforking doesn't make sense.
> That the database consumes considerable resources is only natural with
> dynamic web content serving...
I think you're right. That ps command shows multiple threads of mysqld.
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I'm writing an ebuild and need some help. Is #gentoo-dev-help the
best place to get it? I've been checking it all morning here:
http://cgiirc.blitzed.org/
and it always seems to be empty. Is that a real client?
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ems to be empty. Is that a real client?
> >
> > If it show it's empty, then it's a non-functioning one. #gentoo-dev-help
> > has 72 users right now.
>
> It's not exactly non-functioning. It's just on the wrong irc network.
> #gentoo-dev-help is on freenode..
Got it, thanks guys.
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ly sunrise, but does anyone use one they are happy with and
would heartily recommend?
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x27;m thinking I have good access to the
data, but I need a way to tie it all together into a useful
presentation. Is there a good package for this?
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It's very
> customisable, if you want to spend the time on it. I also found the
> creator and forum very supportive.
Is it difficult to plug in data from sources different sources?
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component. It's your job to e.g. set up cron jobs or daemons
> which feed the data into it. You would create databases for each
> monitored entity (or group of entities for the same concept) and then
> write data into it. Then, on the other side, you could e.g. call it to
> create graphs that are being served via CGI, written to the desktop,
> whatever.
That sounds perfect. What sources of data are people here using with
rrdtool and how are you getting that data in a form rrdtool can use?
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I just switched from DSL to cable and I'm noticing a significant delay
when using Skype, even when nothing else is happening on my network.
Has anyone else noticed this and had success "fixing" it? I'm using a
Gentoo router so I can try just about anything.
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I get the following message when attempting to emerge world:
.6.3 (python? >=dev-python/pygtk-2)
gnome-base/gnome-menus-2.18.3-r1 (python? dev-python/pygtk)
gnome-extra/libgsf-1.14.3 (python? >=dev-python/pygtk-2.8)
media-gfx/gimp-2.2.17 (python? >=dev-python/pygtk-2)
x11-libs/vte-0.16.8 (python? >=dev-python/pygtk-2.4)
xfce-extra/exo-0.3.2 (python? dev-python/pygtk)
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n/pygtk-2.9
in package.mask for some unknown reason. Sorry to bother everyone.
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een served perfectly again. There is nothing
unusual about the image. Has anyone seen anything like that before?
Could this indicate a hard drive or memory problem?
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anyway . . . :p
Hi Mick,
I was using firefox 2.0.0.9 to view the image online and locally. Weird
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straighten itself out?
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'll give nocona a try. Should I be using
> >>> CHOST="x86_64-pc-linux-gnu"? And the processor family in the kernel
> >>> should be "Pentium-4/Celeron(P4-based)/Pentium-4 M/older Xeon"?
> >>>
> >>>
> >> I wouldn't u
> >
> I wouldn't use x86_64-pc-linux-gnu unless you want to break your system.
> Unless you are starting from scratch 64 bit.
Is there any way to switch to that CHOST after I've already installed
a stage3? If I do get this working with 64 bits, will I be using
amd64 packages even though it's not an AMD system, or would I still be
x86?
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nux-gnu"? And the processor family in the kernel
should be "Pentium-4/Celeron(P4-based)/Pentium-4 M/older Xeon"?
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'll give nocona a try. Should I be using
> >>> CHOST="x86_64-pc-linux-gnu"? And the processor family in the kernel
> >>> should be "Pentium-4/Celeron(P4-based)/Pentium-4 M/older Xeon"?
> >>>
> >>>
> >> I wouldn't u
n I'm done.
Does this CPU have 64-bit extensions?
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but I get:
network interface ath0 does not exist
Please verify hardware or kernel module (driver)
when trying to start net.ath0. Does this sound like a driver support
problem or did I miss something? ifconfig only shows eth0 and lo.
iwconfig shows, eth0, lo, and sit0. I don't know what si
lthough I have
> to confess that I am slightly religious on this matter.
According to a ticket at madwifi.org it's only working with
ndiswrapper currently. I've actually been using madwifi and
wpa_supplicant happily for years now with a PCMCIA card and a couple
of PCI cards but this new one isn't cooperating. Thanks for the help.
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e, my CHOST
is x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, I'm using -march=nocona, and intel.com says my
CPU has 64-bit extensions. Should I have used multilib somewhere
along the line or something?
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chitecture. I used an x86_64-hardened stage, my CHOST
> > is x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, I'm using -march=nocona, and intel.com says my
> > CPU has 64-bit extensions. Should I have used mult ilib somewhere
> > along the line or something?
> > - Grant
> >
> D
y system's architecture. I used an x86_64-hardened stage, my CHOST
> > > is x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, I'm using -march=nocona, and intel.com says my
> > > CPU has 64-bit extensions. Should I have used mult ilib somewhere
> > > along the line or something?
> >
That way I should be able to use the phone/modem
internationally. Has anyone set this up? Any phones look
particularly good for this?
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That way I should be able to use the phone/modem
> > internationally.
>
> That depends. The bands used by GSM phones in the US are
> different than the bands used in other countries. Many of the
> GSM phones available in the US are 1 or 2 band phones that
> won't work internationally. If you want to use the phone
> internationally, make sure it's a 3 or 4 band phone.
Definitely.
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(127)
Also:
$ ls /opt/firefox/mozilla-xremote-client
/opt/firefox/mozilla-xremote-client
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ally has to connect a modem to a landline at the
> carriers switch and dial the number. The digital data from the
> cellphone is then routed to that modem.
>
> If you're using the wireless carrier as the ISP, then there are
> no modems involved at all: the digital data from the modem is
> simply routed onto the Internet.
I see. So the only ways you know of to get a laptop online with a
cell phone are with a data plan in a digital service area, or with any
Verizon plan in either an analog or digital service area?
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jack.
I don't think I'll have any luck finding a cell phone with an analog
modem jack. Were you using an analog modem plugged into your cell
phone with the service you were first describing?
> Sprint also apparently has a free low-speed Internet access
> service similar to Verizon's "QNC" service. I don't know if
> Sprint's free low-speed service allows you dial up a
> landline-modem or not.
>
> FWIW, I just plugged my VX4400 into my laptop, and Verizons
> low-speed QNC service is still working. There are rumors
> that Verizon is about to pull the plug on QNC, but those rumors
> have been around for years.
I've got to go with GSM. If both Sprint and Verizon offer it, there
is probably a good chance that AT&T and/or T-Mobile do too.
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ad-band Motorola V190 off ebay for $40. Just for giggles I
> have a AT&T pre-paid SIM for my GSM phones so I can use them as
> backups in the US.
That's an interesting idea. It would be nice to have an AT&T plan
that works all over the world, but I wonder if there is a big enough
difference between CDMA and GSM reception in the US to justify two
phones and buying SIM cards.
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uld I buy a local SIM card in a different
country and use it for official data access while I'm there?
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for a "world phone", get a quad-band GSM phone, Cingular/AT&T or
> T-Mobile carries them in the US, in Europe everyone carries them.
I'm talking about the "free" dial up service above, not GSM.
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.com it looks
like there is still nothing there. Check this out though:
http://www.geofone.net/bgan-sale.htm
These are lightweight, plenty fast, USB, Bluetooth, ethernet, and the
page even mentions Linux. $20/day and $7.95/MB doesn't sound so bad.
How can I figure out how much data I send/receive right now during
minimal operation?
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st, USB, Bluetooth, ethernet,
> > and the page even mentions Linux. $20/day and $7.95/MB
> > doesn't sound so bad.
>
> Sounds bad to me. I guess I'm cheap.
I'm working on this. I'll have to set up a comparison between GSM
phone rental and satellite system rental. Lots to consider with data,
international voice calls, speed, convenience, and cost.
What would you use to measure how much data you're downloading and
uploading to/from the internet?
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acienda on the beach. In my
experience, staying connected on the road is really hard. A satellite
system would make it really easy, but somewhat expensive.
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honestore.com/index.cfm?page=rentals
$50/week and $7.95/MB sounds affordable. I'll have to do some testing
to see what kind of data charges I might incur at that rate but that
sounds pretty good to me.
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refox/firefox-bin
$ ls -l /usr/bin/skype
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 239 Dec 4 07:15 /usr/bin/skype
$ ls -l /opt/skype/skype
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root audio 18753060 Dec 4 07:15 /opt/skype/skype
Does this make sense to anyone?
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#x27;t logged in for at least 12 hours. I checked the sshd logs
and they're suspiciously empty. Just a few lines per day in there.
Does this seem like enough to wipe the machine over?
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at system should only ever be logged into by me,
> >and I hadn't logged in for at least 12 hours. I checked the sshd logs
> >and they're suspiciously empty. Just a few lines per day in there.
> >Does this seem like enough to wipe the machine over?
> >
> >-
ecific to skype and the solution only involves the skype
ebuild so I'm sure they won't help with firefox-bin.
Could this have to do with my profile:
$ ls -l /etc/make.profile
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 38 Nov 30 09:55 /etc/make.profile ->
../usr/portage/profiles/hardened/amd64
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s a problem caused by too many ssh
> > > >connections, but that system should only ever be logged into by me,
> > > >and I hadn't logged in for at least 12 hours. I checked the sshd logs
> > > >and they're suspiciously empty. Just a few lines per day in
I only want skype compiled with gcc-4*?
Would I just be creating a mess doing this?
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a bit (and I know a little
> about the quality how it is written, and it talks by network).
What would you recommend as an alternative? From what I understand, I
could sign up with a voip service and install a client. Would you
recommend any in particular, both service and client?
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file
/var/tmp/portage/x11-libs/qt-4.3.1-r1/temp/poIOMqJi to
/usr/portage/x11-libs/qt/qt-4.3.1-r1.ebuild : Permission denied
Here is the patch which reportedly works great:
http://bugs.gentoo.org/attachment.cgi?id=131080&action=view
Could someone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
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/opt/wengophone/qtwengophone: Success
Maybe a hardened profile on a laptop is more trouble than it's worth.
skype, wengo, firefox-bin all won't work with this same type of error.
vmware won't work either and I bet it's the same problem.
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work out" when you get there.
That has ended in disaster for me. If you aren't sure, get the
satellite. Otherwise, maybe you know the hotel has wireless, or you
can dial up a local ISP from your room, or you know GSM service will
be solid and they sell SIM cards in that country, etc.
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>
> what is 0.1 ? is that your router? as in a gentoo system acting as a router?
Yep, Gentoo system acting as a firewall/router/print server.
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ions hanging and cause the maximum connection limit to be reached.
> ifconfig should show errors in this case.
I'm on the box now and it's quite non-functional. ctrl+alt+del prints
"INIT: cannot execute "/sbin/shutdown". I'm going to do a hard reset
and we'll see what happens.
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connectors,
> > etc)
> > are playing up you could be dropping packets, which will leave TCP
> > connections hanging and cause the maximum connection limit to be reached.
> > ifconfig should show errors in this case.
>
> I'm on the box now and it's qu
omputer
> match to what portage thinks it should be.
How can I do that?
> also look for strange kernel modules
How can I do that?
> perhaps even booting from some type of rescue/forensic boot cd will help.
Any other advice? I believe all ports to the internet have always been closed.
- Grant
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logged into by me,
> and I hadn't logged in for at least 12 hours. I checked the sshd logs
> and they're suspiciously empty. Just a few lines per day in there.
> Does this seem like enough to wipe the machine over?
>
> - Grant
Now I'm getting:
$ ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
hecking
> the tcpwrappers for any deny all directives which knock your client out when
> it tries to connect?
I don't see how that could be because I was able to log in when the
system was freshly booted yesterday. I'll grab a monitor and keyboard
from the garage, have a look, and report back here.
- Grant
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