**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon May 21 02:59:57 2007
May 21 07:30:54 <Gav> 'lo?
May 21 07:32:53 <xkr47> lo.
May 21 07:34:14 <Gav> my NSLU (unslung) doesn't seem to have an IP address - cant ping, open webpage, etc, on the IP it did have
May 21 07:34:34 <Gav> moved it from DHCP to static (same details as it'd previously been assigned) & the trouble started after a restart
May 21 07:34:38 <Gav> any ideas?
May 21 07:37:41 <xkr47> have you checked the wiki ?
May 21 07:51:49 <barnseenio> w
May 21 07:52:02 <barnseenio> does your router stats page show it as a connected device?
May 21 07:56:07 <xkr47> he can't access that if it does not respond to a known ip :P
May 21 07:56:30 <xkr47> or do you mean router != nslu2 ?
May 21 08:05:30 <barnseenio> i said router didnt i?
May 21 09:49:00 <barnseenio> anyone alive for a unix question?
May 21 09:49:16 <barnseenio> i want to find all directories below current dir with only one file in
May 21 09:53:40 <McMadd> I'd write a perl script for that
May 21 09:54:09 <barnseenio> mmf k, thought there maybe some oneliner with find/wc  or something
May 21 09:54:10 <McMadd> Off course a shell script would suffice too but I only know Perl :)
May 21 09:54:55 <McMadd> Might be some fancy oneliner with grep stuff but I don't see how the counting would go
May 21 10:00:54 <barnseenio> bah, im knocking one out in python
May 21 10:04:14 <McMadd> Whatever makes you happy... (and gets the job done)
May 21 10:39:14 <barnseenio> did it, it probably wasnt worth the effort ;-)
May 21 12:46:23 <VPescado> anyone here that can help me with a cups issue?  Text files that are printed from the slug are not handling carriage control correctly (It prints a line, and then does a line feed and prints the second line in the column after the first line ended - e.g. there is a line feed but no carriage return),  I am using CUPS, hpijs, and the HP-PSC_2400-hpijs driver. 
May 21 12:48:09 <VPescado> additionally the cups test page prints a huge number of pages.  Starting with what appears to be uninterpreted postscript 
May 21 14:56:11 <Lunar_Lamp> VPescado, hmm, sounds strange - is your printer fully supported by the drivers you're using etc? Are you using unslung, debian or something else?
May 21 14:56:33 <VPescado> unslung 
May 21 14:56:45 <VPescado> the printer is supported 
May 21 14:57:07 <VPescado> i.e. it is an HP psc 2400 series 
May 21 14:58:08 <Lunar_Lamp> I'll take your word that it's supported, as HP are generally pretty good.
May 21 14:58:28 <Lunar_Lamp> Did you configure it through the cups web pages?
May 21 14:58:34 <Lunar_Lamp> i.e. localhost:631
May 21 14:58:35 <Lunar_Lamp> (I think)
May 21 14:59:23 <VPescado> i edited the configuration file to point to the driver anddevice.   It does show up in the cups web page.  Im not sure what further config there is 
May 21 15:00:25 <Lunar_Lamp> You say that the test page print doesn't appear to work?
May 21 15:00:29 <Lunar_Lamp> Have you tried changing the driver?
May 21 15:00:46 <Lunar_Lamp> I don't have a slug nearby, but on my gentoo box, CUPS webpage allows me to reconfigure printers etc.
May 21 15:00:50 <VPescado> no it starts with raw post script, and prints many many pages 
May 21 15:01:20 <Lunar_Lamp> localhost:631 --> manage printers
May 21 15:01:42 <Lunar_Lamp> modify printer
May 21 15:01:52 <Lunar_Lamp> Then you can change options, including iirc, the driver used.
May 21 15:02:01 <Lunar_Lamp> It might just be that you're trying to use the wrong drivers :-)
May 21 15:02:59 <Lunar_Lamp> If you can find a ppd file for it online, that might be an idea - I don't know how those work really as I've never used them.   I presume googling for a ppd file for your printer should work though.
May 21 15:03:16 <Lunar_Lamp> (I think the admin password should be your root password btw)
May 21 15:04:14 <VPescado> hmm...interesting it shows up (ive been here before)....but when i try the set printer options i get: "Error:  Not found"  - not a 404 error ind you, but a cups page that says that. 
May 21 15:04:36 <VPescado> all the other stuff seems to work (e.g stop / purge printer, etc.) 
May 21 15:04:43 <Lunar_Lamp> Well, that might be related.
May 21 15:04:53 <Lunar_Lamp> Unfortunately, I don't have a slug nearby to test.
May 21 15:05:06 <Lunar_Lamp> Mine is hundreds of miles away, behind a firewall that doesn't have internet access I'm afraid.
May 21 15:05:21 <Lunar_Lamp> So alas I can't really compare settings :-(
May 21 15:05:27 <Lunar_Lamp> (also, it runs debian)
May 21 15:06:25 <VPescado> ok...thanks anyway 
May 21 15:06:45 <Lunar_Lamp> Sorry :-(
May 21 15:07:08 <Lunar_Lamp> Hopefully someone will be able to help you though.
May 21 15:07:39 <Lunar_Lamp> If you solve it, remember to add stuff to the wiki if you think it's relevant - might be useful for future users :-)
May 21 15:09:02 <VPescado> ok....thx 
May 21 20:14:38 <capbot> caplink811 :)
May 21 20:47:13 <bad-h> hello
May 21 20:47:33 <bad-h> any hints on a good torrent client?
May 21 20:47:57 <bad-h> i have to be able to control download and upload speed
May 21 20:50:32 <McMadd> enhanced ctorrent is yor friend
May 21 20:50:41 <bad-h> ok :)
May 21 20:50:59 <bad-h> u use it?
May 21 20:51:17 <McMadd> I have used it a lot, from the slug offcourse
May 21 20:51:27 <bad-h> ok
May 21 20:51:40 <McMadd> Now I find my stuff in newsgroups :)
May 21 20:51:43 <bad-h> can u control the upload and download speed?
May 21 20:52:26 <McMadd> Yes, and if you combine it with the webinterface it can be controlled in real time
May 21 20:55:32 <bad-h> ok, thats sounds nice
May 21 20:56:50 <bad-h> comes the webintreface as default or do i have to do extra stuff for that?
May 21 21:02:08 <barnseenio> rtorrent rules
May 21 21:03:03 <barnseenio> do you use a usenet client on your nslu2 McMadd ?
May 21 21:06:33 <McMadd> Sorry, was afk
May 21 21:07:09 <McMadd> bad-h: no you have to install it yourself but the wiki refers to it
May 21 21:07:32 <McMadd> barnseenio: I tried SABnzbd but it crashes
May 21 21:07:59 <McMadd> I also noticed that it wouldn't download faster than 300k
May 21 21:08:33 <McMadd> That's bad if you can get 1400 to 1600 on a normal pc
May 21 21:08:45 <barnseenio> i struggle a little with cli/text newsgroup readers
May 21 21:09:17 <McMadd> I stopped using them after I discovered NZB's
May 21 21:09:45 <McMadd> There's a great dutch program/comunity that provides nzb's
May 21 21:09:50 <barnseenio> ?
May 21 21:10:04 <McMadd> No more browsing newsgroups yourself 
May 21 21:10:05 <barnseenio> i havent discovered an nzb!
May 21 21:10:38 <McMadd> Hold on, I'll see if i can find a good description
May 21 21:11:49 <McMadd> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NZB
May 21 21:12:39 <barnseenio> yumm, sounds like it takes away the hassle
May 21 21:12:47 <McMadd> Exactly
May 21 21:13:05 <barnseenio> so you use websites to get the nzb files?
May 21 21:13:10 <McMadd> Give SABnzbd a chance and sit back
May 21 21:13:10 <barnseenio> or these files too live on usenet?
May 21 21:13:17 <McMadd> Both
May 21 21:13:33 <barnseenio> mm i see
May 21 21:13:43 <barnseenio> got a good nbz search engine/www?
May 21 21:13:49 <barnseenio> nzb
May 21 21:13:50 <McMadd> Check out the bottom of that page :)
May 21 21:13:57 <barnseenio> ;-)
May 21 21:14:16 <McMadd> I use FTD but that's an all dutch community
May 21 21:14:38 <McMadd> I'm sure there are other more international based ones
May 21 21:15:06 <barnseenio> do you pay for a newsgroup server?
May 21 21:15:19 <barnseenio> or just use free/your isps?
May 21 21:15:43 <McMadd> I do pay. My home connection caps newsgroups at 30k
May 21 21:16:17 <barnseenio> yeah i pay for one too, but dont use it much
May 21 21:16:21 <McMadd> But at work we get a nice 800k download that we abuse once in a while :))
May 21 21:16:33 <barnseenio> i get 1gb a day for 5$ a month (i think)
May 21 21:16:58 <barnseenio> aah nice i get 8mb at home - although it usually maxes out around 5mb
May 21 21:17:24 <McMadd> Through my payserver I can get 14 to 16mb
May 21 21:18:22 <barnseenio> my isp shapes torrent, but i managed to recompile a new version of rtorrent for my slug with support for encryption
May 21 21:18:30 <McMadd> SABnzbd is suposed to run on the slug but it failed for me. You can check out this page to get it installed: http://www.openfsg.org/index.php/Install_SABnzbd
May 21 21:18:38 <barnseenio> they had it limited down to 25kb
May 21 21:18:54 <barnseenio> im running debianslug, so most stuff works for me
May 21 21:19:09 <McMadd> It works, but it crashes after a while
May 21 21:19:25 <McMadd> Almost looks like it can't cope with the speed
May 21 21:19:32 <barnseenio> heh
May 21 21:19:54 <McMadd> Haven't paid much attention to get it fixed since the speeds where dissapointing
May 21 21:20:09 <barnseenio> im going to have a play with one - thanks for the tips
May 21 21:20:09 <McMadd> Maybe you get a better milage
May 21 21:20:13 <barnseenio> i'll post back how i get on
May 21 21:20:16 <McMadd> yw
May 21 21:31:55 <barnseenio> McMadd: got a client going and configed 
May 21 21:32:05 <barnseenio> got a group/file example i could try downloading?
May 21 21:32:16 <barnseenio> i havent got a reader on this pc
May 21 21:35:32 <barnseenio> oh bollocks, uname/passwd bad
May 21 21:49:21 <McMadd> barnseenio: sorry, nothing at hand
May 21 21:50:14 * McMadd is going to get some shut-eye
May 21 21:54:28 <barnseenio> ok
May 21 21:54:35 <barnseenio> i used hellanzb
May 21 21:54:38 <barnseenio> it works sweet
May 21 21:55:03 <barnseenio> and i used www.nzbs4u.net to locate an nzb file
May 21 22:03:13 <barnseenio> yeah its sweet
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