**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Feb 01 02:59:57 2007 Feb 01 09:58:15 hey, can anyone tell me what i have to edit to use bash as default shell on unslung? Feb 01 10:27:38 rexthedog: how about /etc/passwd? Feb 01 10:31:57 it's a file containing all the password and the login shell Feb 01 10:32:03 *passwords Feb 01 10:36:03 it has the shell foe each user in it, as well as the home directory Feb 01 10:37:50 yep Feb 01 10:44:55 hum Feb 01 11:24:13 does anyone know why although i have anonymous and ftp in /opt/etc/ftpusers/ i can still login with anonymous? Feb 01 11:29:02 rexthedog: check the doc for your ftpd Feb 01 14:31:16 mika_ :) Feb 01 18:24:36 hi Feb 01 18:24:48 which ftpdaemon would you advise me for the nslu2 if i want to use virtual users? Feb 01 18:27:12 personally i love vsftpd, but not sure on virtual users Feb 01 18:31:25 i think you need pam for virtual users with vsftpd Feb 01 18:31:37 and its not available for unslung :( Feb 01 19:09:21 can anyone tell me why the apache access log tells me error 403 if i want to access any directory inside the root dir although i set the right permissions? Feb 01 19:28:38 anyone know where the hdds on the ports are being mounted on unslung startup ?? Feb 01 19:28:45 ich mean in wich script Feb 01 19:34:02 rexthedog: the mounting of the drives is part of the complex Linksys code; there is no script that does it. Feb 01 19:34:16 hmm Feb 01 19:34:29 if i want to mount a drive with different parameters then Feb 01 19:34:41 what is my possibility? create a startup script that unmounts and mounts it again? Feb 01 19:34:42 Life would be so much better, if we had the ability to edit/change that code... Feb 01 19:35:17 You can try a startup script that uses mount to remount the disk (don't unmount) Feb 01 19:35:47 Check the options to mount for the "remount" option, be aware that not all things can be changed once a mount is established. Feb 01 19:36:11 no only think i need it give my ntfs gid and uid so i can use it with apache Feb 01 19:36:15 that should be possible Feb 01 19:36:29 Probably break the share via samba, though. Feb 01 19:36:50 you think it will break the samba share? Feb 01 19:43:56 hmm i think its not brekaing the share but its not working at all if you mount to the same directory the linksys code mounts to Feb 01 21:08:32 hez Feb 01 21:08:32 hey Feb 01 21:08:44 grep: error while loading shared libraries: libpcre.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Feb 01 21:08:57 can anyone tell me what package i am missing? Feb 01 21:12:15 rexthedog: the missing package is pcre Feb 01 21:12:38 thanks!! Feb 01 21:13:17 i'll add it to grep DEPENDS list Feb 01 21:24:07 grep: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Feb 01 21:24:17 what package am i missing now :)? Feb 01 21:24:51 libstdc++ I guess :) Feb 01 21:25:04 oops sorrz Feb 01 21:26:32 ipkg list|grep bla will give you the answer in most cases Feb 01 21:27:21 or http://ipkgfind.nslu2-linux.org/ Feb 01 21:28:22 where bla should be shorter as the failed library, e.g pcre or stdc++ Feb 01 22:04:10 is there a manual how to get php running with nslu2 apache anywhere? Feb 01 22:06:05 have you earlier set up php at normal pc? Feb 01 22:10:12 yeah Feb 01 22:10:27 but i guess you have to edit sth on the httpd.conf file Feb 01 22:13:19 LoadModule + AddType + DirectoryIndex directives, mostly Feb 01 22:18:17 hmm Feb 01 22:18:19 where is the module Feb 01 22:18:22 i mean which one is it Feb 01 22:27:28 i think my slug needs overclocking Feb 01 22:28:00 or de-restricting Feb 01 22:38:22 I think my slug needs overclocking after being de-restricted... Feb 01 22:39:19 you clocked yours? Feb 01 22:49:37 hi guys Feb 01 22:49:57 can someone offer some quick help wit thttpd? Feb 01 22:50:15 ~ask Feb 01 22:50:16 If you have a question, just ask, maybe someone have an answer... sometimes. Feb 01 22:50:26 I Feb 01 22:50:40 II Feb 01 22:51:40 first to make it clear, i'm a newbie and using XP. I installed thttpd following the instructions on nslu2 linux site. I telneted and downloaded the package and installed. The problem now is that I can Feb 01 22:51:46 't access the webinterface Feb 01 22:53:21 i can use http://192.168.1.77:8080 to get to the thttpd cgi files in the webbrowser, but I have no idea on what port I can get to the Linksys webinterface. And the problem is I can't enable Telnet as that's done thorugh the interface.... Feb 01 22:54:19 could you post a reference link? and could you desribe, what have you done (exactly)? Feb 01 22:54:44 first I read here and downloaded the ipkg package http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Optware/Packages?from=Unslung.Packages Feb 01 22:55:07 then I installed thttpd using "install thttpd" Feb 01 22:55:34 it installed and then it said to run the server type blabalba (don't remember) and that's it Feb 01 22:56:13 to clarify, in the telnet window it said "to run the server type /........" Feb 01 22:57:02 I realize that I should have followed the instructions here http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/UseTheThttpdWebserver first Feb 01 22:59:49 caplink811_log: ? Feb 01 23:00:01 anyone? Feb 01 23:02:16 stay tuned, or, join our german channel at #nslu2-german... Feb 01 23:04:09 stay tuned? does that mean you are looking into this? Feb 01 23:05:13 i'll try Feb 01 23:06:49 there's a guy mentioning the problem here http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/MakeThttpdOnYourNSLU2Box Feb 01 23:07:44 "After installing thttpd with ipkg, it's possible to revert it. Plug the drive into a different computer, then remove /opt/etc/init.d/S80thttpd. Then power down nslu2, plug the drive, boot up. This will avoid overwriting the original in /etc/thttpd.conf when it boots with the drive attached. -saned, nslu2 newbie :)" Feb 01 23:07:57 in your case, it may help when you ... Feb 01 23:08:10 guess I need a software that allows me to read EXT3 drives Feb 01 23:08:35 that is what i would suggest... Feb 01 23:09:32 no, you don't need it, just reboot without a drive/stick attached, log in, plug your drive in, wait ~2minutes, and follow the suggestion above Feb 01 23:10:10 you mean login through telnet? Feb 01 23:10:18 yepp Feb 01 23:11:13 ok, am in, what is the exact command to delete that file? just "delete /opt/etc/init.d/S80thttpd" ? Feb 01 23:11:39 rm /path/to/filename it is Feb 01 23:11:53 so rm /opt/etc/init.d/S80thttpd Feb 01 23:12:01 sure Feb 01 23:12:49 aah, it isn't /opt.... when you booted without an external data storage Feb 01 23:12:50 great, i get no such file or directory =/ Feb 01 23:12:56 aha Feb 01 23:13:29 it is /share/hdd/data/opt... or /share/flash/data/opt depends on the usb port that you use Feb 01 23:15:13 btw, maybe that http://www.netzmafia.de/skripten/unix/ could help you to increase your skills on linux/unix base topics Feb 01 23:15:23 ok thanks Feb 01 23:15:36 np Feb 01 23:16:16 ok, I managed to remove it, I think, didn Feb 01 23:16:20 't get a confirmation Feb 01 23:16:59 actually, did I just remove the whole thttpd package so that I need to set it up again? Feb 01 23:17:17 well, to verify this, use ls -la /share/[flash|hdd]/opt/etc/init.d Feb 01 23:18:32 # ls -la /share/flash/opt/etc/init.d Feb 01 23:18:32 ls: /share/flash/opt/etc/init.d: No such file or directory Feb 01 23:19:05 hmm, forgot "data/" maybe Feb 01 23:19:06 # ls -la /share/flash/data/opt/etc/init.d Feb 01 23:19:06 drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Feb 2 00:45 . Feb 01 23:19:06 drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 Feb 1 23:59 .. Feb 01 23:19:23 no, you removed the startup script, which kills the linksys thhtpd, and then start the "optware" one, with his own conf, which should be located in /opt/etc/thttpd.conf Feb 01 23:20:06 your unslunged drive is located at which usb port? Feb 01 23:20:15 2 Feb 01 23:21:06 then it should be /share/flash/data/opt/etc/init.d (in this dir resides the optware startup scripts) Feb 01 23:21:52 so, after a reboot with an attached external storage, the linksys thttpd should work... Feb 01 23:22:36 hmm, I was thinking I need to follow http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/UseTheThttpdWebserver Feb 01 23:22:45 or do I do that after your instructions? Feb 01 23:25:07 that depends, when you remove the startup script for the optware thttpd, then you should be able to access your web interface, when you follow the instructions (in the link above) tehn you're able to run your own pages, and the web interface at the same time, with the same executable Feb 01 23:25:32 but with different configs Feb 01 23:25:47 ok, I have already now changed the port from 80 to 8080. will reboot with the drive connected then Feb 01 23:26:22 where? Feb 01 23:26:37 in the webinterface Feb 01 23:26:42 k Feb 01 23:28:01 ok, have rebooted and have access to the itnerface on 8080 Feb 01 23:29:38 hm, think I'll leave the rest for another day Feb 01 23:29:56 thanks for your helpt caplink811_log! Feb 01 23:31:23 np... (assuming, that your provider mirrors your location and your native language, then www.nsu2-info.de, and #nslu2-german maybe helpfull,too) Feb 01 23:31:37 I'm trying to get my slug to boot using an nfs share as root, but it keeps falling back to booting from flash Feb 01 23:32:09 I tried the 'exec 2>>/boot.log >&2' in the /boot/nfs script, but I'm not getting a boot.log Feb 01 23:32:35 caplink811_log: I do live in germany but my german isn't the best for these purposes ;) Feb 01 23:32:44 ok.. Feb 01 23:32:50 good night Feb 01 23:32:51 ;) Feb 01 23:36:03 no ideas? Feb 01 23:36:12 hello everyone Feb 01 23:37:07 ~ask Feb 01 23:37:07 If you have a question, just ask, maybe someone have an answer... sometimes. Feb 01 23:37:57 I'm flashing an nslu2 with the current unlung image. The README say it will take approx. 5 min ...what's the maximum time I should wait...it's been some time now Feb 01 23:38:17 the Read/Status light is still flashing Red/Green Feb 01 23:38:34 but I cannot ping the device Feb 01 23:39:38 hm, you use the linksys webinterface for that? Feb 01 23:39:44 yes Feb 01 23:40:17 I had changed the default IP address to 192.168.1.2 ...will this effect the upgrade? Feb 01 23:40:37 how long it took until yet? (~minutes) Feb 01 23:41:24 20-30 minutes Feb 01 23:41:30 not realy, if your workstation is in the same ip range, e.g 192.168.1.x Feb 01 23:41:48 its is Feb 01 23:42:30 k, you have verified reboot access before the flash procedure Feb 01 23:42:40 I did :-) Feb 01 23:42:43 s/reboot/redboot Feb 01 23:44:12 as a suggestion, reboot (poweroff/poweron) the nslu, and see what happens Feb 01 23:45:24 if it stays in upgrade mode (red/green flashing) use the sercomm tool, or upslug[2] (depends on your os on your workstation) and flash it again Feb 01 23:45:37 ok, I've been holding off on that for as long as possible for obvious reasons..I thought I'd get a second opinion Feb 01 23:48:20 that's perspicuous Feb 01 23:49:16 maybe, that mwester is around with an idea on this Feb 01 23:49:39 Perspicuous - there's the word of the day. :) Feb 01 23:50:08 After a power-cycle it comes back up with a solid Steady/Status LED, but nmap -sP 192.168.1.* returns nothing but my workstation Feb 01 23:50:24 maybe, that's wha tmy dictionary said ;) Feb 01 23:50:39 anyone know how to copy a directory recursively and keep all its files permissions? Feb 01 23:50:42 cp -r doesnt work... Feb 01 23:50:52 doesnt keep the permissions Feb 01 23:51:46 rexthedog, try tar cf piped into tar xf Feb 01 23:53:07 thanks Feb 01 23:54:01 rexthedog, or cp -dpR ... Feb 01 23:54:59 or cp -a even :-) Feb 01 23:55:06 depends on your *nix Feb 01 23:55:29 that is what --help mentioned ;) Feb 01 23:57:07 well, I don't whether to file this under 'bricked my slug' or not. It seems to respond to the power button, booting and shutting down Feb 01 23:57:50 , but I can't ping the device...maybe its time to boot into winblows and run the utility that comes with the nslu2 Feb 01 23:57:53 fluid21_7, as a next suggestion, try to catch the redboot prompt, and reflash the firmware again (192.169.0.1 9000 i'm right?) Feb 01 23:58:04 fluid21_7: It Feb 01 23:58:35 .it's not bricked. Can you flash the original firmware and try again. Feb 01 23:58:37 ? Feb 01 23:58:49 fluid21_7, when you're able to boot up win, then you should use the sercomm tool Feb 01 23:59:11 not the linksys one Feb 02 00:00:35 so the the suggestion is to reflash the device with the latest unslung firmware again once I've discovered its IP Feb 02 00:00:35 that tool is at www.jrbnet.de/texte/sc_uu.zip Feb 02 00:03:45 any kind of firmare "update" shouldn't affected the p parameters, when you try to reflash, you should be able to get the redboot prompt at 192.168.0.1 9000, then follow the howto (at www.nslu2-linux.org) and flash the slug with the tools (sercom on windows, or upslug(2) with linux) Feb 02 00:03:56 s/p/ip Feb 02 00:05:52 I've read it in advance..just in case. I'll follow the directions and give it a go. Thanks for the help. Feb 02 00:06:04 np Feb 02 00:07:56 Good luck! Feb 02 00:09:20 is it possible to brick a slug? Feb 02 00:09:56 Probably hard to do but not impossible. :-) Feb 02 00:10:18 because I don't think I can get my slug to enter upgrade mode :/ Feb 02 00:10:55 Did you use the Linksys "eraseall" utility? Feb 02 00:11:11 no Feb 02 00:11:24 Then it's highly unlikely that you could have bricked it. Feb 02 00:11:35 I already had openslug on there, but it won't boot from flash anymore so I'm trying re-install it Feb 02 00:12:22 I edited /boot/nfs like the wiki said (exec 2>>/boot.log >&2) but now when it boots the power led just flashes through the colors Feb 02 00:12:39 so I have a feeling its hanging on the line I added Feb 02 00:13:03 Is that the line you added, exactly? Feb 02 00:13:12 yeah Feb 02 00:13:17 http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/OpenSlug/InitialisingOpenSlug Feb 02 00:13:22 ??? Feb 02 00:13:29 down near the bottom under the turnup nfs part Feb 02 00:14:17 Odd. I don't see what is getting exec'd. Feb 02 00:14:23 Looks like it might be a syntax error to me. Feb 02 00:14:35 nothing, its just supposed to redirect stderr/stdout to boot.log Feb 02 00:15:16 Hmm... Ok. I've never seen that construct used before, and I'm still skeptical. But... Feb 02 00:15:17 * caplink811_log heading to bed... gn8@all Feb 02 00:15:30 so the 'leds boot system' line gets called, but then it must just hang there because it never stops and I can't ping it Feb 02 00:16:02 Ok. Yep, seems like a reflash is in order. Feb 02 00:16:36 You *were* intending to boot from NFS, right? Feb 02 00:16:39 yeah Feb 02 00:17:07 I could mount the nfs share and everything, but something wasn't working when it was actually rebooting and trying to load root from it Feb 02 00:17:40 Ok, just checking. In that case, it's safe to assume that you have another *nix machine that you can use to run upslug2 and reload the firmware... Feb 02 00:17:41 is there a way to 'force' upslug2 to install the firmware? it keeps saying there aren't any machines in upgrdae mode Feb 02 00:17:47 heh Feb 02 00:18:05 No. If it can't see the device, it can't connect to it. Feb 02 00:18:24 Did you try the reset-button method to enter upgrade mode. Never fails... Feb 02 00:18:36 hold reset, power on, power light goes red? Feb 02 00:18:42 yeah, no go Feb 02 00:18:53 and if I hold any longer than that it just powers off :/ Feb 02 00:19:02 hey Feb 02 00:19:10 Or orange, depending on the lighting and your eyes, I guess :) Looks orange to me. Feb 02 00:19:34 if you had to create a directory for uploads where would you do that on unslung, where is the biggest partition on a 2GB memory stick? Feb 02 00:19:46 If that won't work, I guess you should try to get into redboot. Again, easier with a *nix machine. Feb 02 00:19:48 i think unslung uses 3 partitions on a memstick ... Feb 02 00:19:51 rexthedog: /public Feb 02 00:20:02 alright thanks Feb 02 00:20:31 how do I get into redboot Feb 02 00:21:05 Wiki has an article with many suggestions on how to catch the telnet window as the device initializes... Feb 02 00:21:20 just found "TelnetIntoRedBoot" Feb 02 00:28:06 yay, redboot worked Feb 02 00:28:14 thanks mwester Feb 02 00:31:12 Is it reflashing, then? Feb 02 00:31:18 yep Feb 02 00:31:33 Excellent! :) Still doesn't help out with your NFS problem, though. Feb 02 00:31:52 yeah, but at least the hardware isn't fubar'd Feb 02 00:32:27 I haven't killed a device yet, so that's actually pretty hard to do. I've had to reflash quite often, though :) Feb 02 00:33:51 And the redboot on the NSLU2 is really quite good (the implementation on the D-Link DSM-G600 has no network support at all, for example -- so when you mess up the flash on that one, you need to upload using xmodem on the serial console!) Feb 02 00:34:32 hehe, yeah that was pretty impressive Feb 02 00:35:28 so what would be the _correct_ way of redirecting stdout/stdin from the /boot/nfs script to a log file? Feb 02 00:48:13 Dunno. According to the bash man page, the syntax is correct, and just means "redirect current shell". I wonder if the busybox ash shell supports that construct. Feb 02 00:48:33 Can you mount the rootfs manually when you boot up? Feb 02 00:48:57 And which openslug version are you running? Feb 02 00:50:53 openslug 3.10 Feb 02 00:51:05 I can mount my nfs share to (say) /mnt/test fine Feb 02 00:56:20 Ok. What happens when you boot after turnup nfs? Feb 02 00:58:16 ah I think I figured it out Feb 02 00:58:39 it my nfs server's logs it shows the request coming from 192.168.1.77, but in my nfs export its 192.168.1.198 Feb 02 00:59:01 Oops! Feb 02 00:59:08 so that means its trying to mount the nfs before getting a dhcp address? Feb 02 00:59:14 is that supposed to happen? Feb 02 00:59:48 Er, yes - normally you would not mount the rootfs via NFS if you were using DHCP. Feb 02 01:00:13 ah ok Feb 02 01:00:24 I'll give it a static ip then Feb 02 01:01:09 I'll have to check to see what the 4.2 version does. Feb 02 01:10:47 hm, still no go Feb 02 01:11:31 still a permisions issue though, getting closer! Feb 02 01:14:13 Didja use the "no root squash" option when exporting? Feb 02 01:14:18 yeah Feb 02 01:14:28 I think its just an issue with the addresses still Feb 02 01:14:42 Open 'em up to the subnet. Feb 02 01:16:48 yay, works now :) Feb 02 01:18:34 so does the turnup script create anything that is needed in the NFS root? or can I put my own stuff in there Feb 02 01:19:10 for example, could I wipe out the root and "install" gentoo in there (for the right architecture) and have it "just work(tm)" Feb 02 01:20:09 I don't recall what the turnup script does, actually -- you'll have to read the script. And yes, within limits you can put anything you like in the NFS root. It's wonderful for development that way... Feb 02 01:20:40 it looks like it just creats all the standard spots, then copies over the busybox stuff Feb 02 01:21:17 does anyone know why proftpd wont let me in if i connect to the ip of my nslu2? only if im on my nslu2 and connect to localhost it is working. Feb 02 01:23:34 do you have xinetd installed? Feb 02 01:23:45 if that's the case check the .conf file Feb 02 01:24:18 only_from, does it say just localhost? Feb 02 01:24:50 yes, thank you :) Feb 02 01:25:12 for example 192.168.1.0/24 works Feb 02 01:25:37 how can i make it jst open on port 21 for anyone? Feb 02 01:26:15 i guess i have to remove only_from localhost Feb 02 01:26:16 well, you just listen to port 21? Feb 02 01:26:30 on xinetd Feb 02 01:26:31 only on port 21 Feb 02 01:27:33 well, you specify that at /opt/etc/xinetd.d/proftpd Feb 02 01:28:04 yeah but whats the parameter to make it open for allw Feb 02 01:29:02 or shall i just use only_from with 0.0.0.0 ? Feb 02 01:29:34 you can specify also per service...just put Feb 02 01:29:48 service yourservice { parameters here } Feb 02 01:30:25 i know, thats what i mean, Feb 02 01:30:44 i have proftpd inside xinetd.d Feb 02 01:31:15 oh dear Feb 02 01:31:17 sorry Feb 02 01:31:24 its too late i should stop thinking Feb 02 01:31:30 i jsut made a major mistake Feb 02 01:31:30 lol Feb 02 01:31:42 how come? :D Feb 02 01:31:48 i can just delete only_from Feb 02 01:31:53 true Feb 02 01:31:58 i was handling xinetd as a firewall Feb 02 01:32:14 i thought if i delete that the nslu2 will be open on any ports Feb 02 01:32:14 lol Feb 02 01:32:32 well, if you don't have anything else specified - it is Feb 02 01:32:52 every port specified under xinetd Feb 02 01:33:25 thing is, I'm not sure if per service based override defaults Feb 02 01:33:38 thats what i mean Feb 02 01:33:51 you could try it though? Feb 02 01:33:52 i have a proftpd in xinetd.d Feb 02 01:33:58 which does not include only_from Feb 02 01:34:09 but its not working Feb 02 01:34:25 and how's the default-section? Feb 02 01:34:35 it has only_from ofcourse Feb 02 01:35:13 well, hard to see 'nothing' overriding anything :D Feb 02 01:35:25 hehe Feb 02 01:35:26 hmmm Feb 02 01:35:27 hey Feb 02 01:35:32 that would be scary :D slug reading your mind Feb 02 01:35:53 is there any filesystem that you can use permissions with and that the nslu2 + windows can read? Feb 02 01:36:06 ntfs? Feb 02 01:36:15 you cant use permissions with ntfs really Feb 02 01:36:17 i cant use chmod Feb 02 01:36:22 also ext2/3 with additional software under windows Feb 02 01:36:36 nah without additional software Feb 02 01:36:44 fat? Feb 02 01:36:52 fat supports chmod? Feb 02 01:36:56 nope :D Feb 02 01:37:03 but you're running out of options here... Feb 02 01:37:06 pick one Feb 02 01:37:08 yeah Feb 02 01:37:12 i know Feb 02 01:37:14 samba? Feb 02 01:37:32 im having a ftp Feb 02 01:37:34 server Feb 02 01:37:35 although it's not filesytem of course Feb 02 01:37:39 on the nslu2 Feb 02 01:37:40 +s Feb 02 01:38:07 the ftps home dir is also my nslu2's webserver homedir Feb 02 01:38:17 and that dir is a ntfs mounted disk Feb 02 01:38:38 i had to mount it with umask=0022 so it is accessable at all Feb 02 01:38:46 (for ftpd and httpd) Feb 02 01:39:17 i also have samba share (from the linksys firmware) on that disk Feb 02 01:39:47 but because of mounting the disk with umask=0022 the sambashare got read-only :( Feb 02 01:40:14 which httpd-server you're using? Feb 02 01:40:21 apache Feb 02 01:40:40 why not mount it with more priviledges? and restrict via apache and proftpd conf files? Feb 02 01:41:28 hmm Feb 02 01:41:37 is there a way to completely turn off the websys automunts? Feb 02 01:41:45 the firmware's automounts? Feb 02 01:41:47 ? Feb 02 01:42:10 if you plug in a disk it is automatically mounted to /share/hdd/data... Feb 02 01:42:13 can you turn that off? Feb 02 01:42:53 which processes you have running Feb 02 01:43:00 you could use pastebin.com Feb 02 01:43:02 ps -A Feb 02 01:43:08 one mom Feb 02 01:44:48 http://rafb.net/p/SY1IaV30.html Feb 02 01:45:48 USB_Detect I believe Feb 02 01:46:26 but when does it get started? Feb 02 01:46:32 i mean where Feb 02 01:47:02 or wait Feb 02 01:47:06 i have a better solution Feb 02 01:47:29 will it cost a lot of memory if i just mount one 200gb partition a second time to another dir? Feb 02 01:47:30 well just in case /etc/rc.d/quickset Feb 02 01:48:14 im afraid to comment that line out and reboot :-/ Feb 02 01:48:44 ah wait its not even possible to mount a device 2 times, is it? Feb 02 01:49:06 which line you're commenting out? Feb 02 01:49:13 or about to Feb 02 01:49:21 and where Feb 02 01:49:32 don't touch /etc - use /unslung/ diversion scripts Feb 02 01:49:34 the usb_device Feb 02 01:49:47 no i wont comment it out Feb 02 01:52:45 I'd copy the original to /unslung/rc.quickset Feb 02 01:53:07 then leave that one line USB_Detect out and in the end return 0 Feb 02 01:53:26 so it won't execute the original at all Feb 02 01:55:19 although it might screw things up :D Feb 02 01:55:31 not running USB_Detect - hard to say Feb 02 01:55:47 yeah Feb 02 01:55:49 it will for sure Feb 02 01:55:49 i mean Feb 02 01:55:59 how can the slug boot in unslung mode Feb 02 01:56:00 hmm Feb 02 01:56:09 one mom got to reboot, brb Feb 02 02:02:02 back Feb 02 02:02:20 ok well ill take your solution, mount with more privileges and configure apache and proftpd to restrict those areas... Feb 02 02:02:26 just hope ill find the config parameters quick Feb 02 02:23:18 you don't have external firewall? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Feb 02 02:59:59 2007