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Aug 01 03:34:34 <JeevesMoss> is anyone here?
Aug 01 03:34:42 <JeevesMoss> I have some questions about some hardware
Aug 01 03:35:41 <JeevesMoss> hello?
Aug 01 03:49:50 <mwester> "don't ask to ask, just ask your question and stay online for a few hours..." [quoting caplink11-log]
Aug 01 03:50:25 <JeevesMoss> well, I have a Bytecc LanDisk that I'd like to know if I can run nSlug on it stably
Aug 01 03:51:53 <JeevesMoss> ???
Aug 01 03:55:48 <mwester> What did you want to do with it?
Aug 01 03:58:21 <JeevesMoss> I would like to take the software off of it tha came factoy installed and have a debian distro on it so I can install SMB, FTP, and SSH so I can use it as a remote backup
Aug 01 04:00:08 <JeevesMoss> basiclly I just want to know that if I install it on this Bytecc LanDisk that it won't brick it
Aug 01 04:01:24 <mwester> Ah, I see.  I don't know of any alternate firmwares for that device; none of Unslung, OpenSLUG, or Debian run on that device.
Aug 01 04:02:49 <JeevesMoss> I wonder if I flashed it, if it would brick the box
Aug 01 04:04:00 <mwester> I would hope that the device wouldn't accept the firmware.
Aug 01 04:04:25 <JeevesMoss> lol, well, any ideas for this device?  OpenWRT?
Aug 01 04:04:38 <mwester> You can check the openwrt website.
Aug 01 04:04:51 <JeevesMoss> I was asking if you knew anything off the top of your head
Aug 01 04:05:19 <mwester> I've never seen any alternate firmware for that device.
Aug 01 04:05:42 <JeevesMoss> ok, thanks.  do you know off the top of your head what the syntax is for the mount command?
Aug 01 04:06:41 <mwester> That depends on what you're mounting.  In general "mount /dev/<your-device-name-and-partition> /path/to/mountpoint"
Aug 01 04:07:37 <JeevesMoss> well, I'm looking to connect to a remote share (on the NAS) from my laptop
Aug 01 04:08:33 <JeevesMoss> I think it's something like "mount -o smbfs -c user:jeeves pass:angelika /mnt/smb //nas/jeeves/
Aug 01 13:27:18 <Uranellus|nb> hello, I'd like to run squid/squidguard on a nslu2 .. is the nslu/debian way the best one available?
Aug 01 14:25:12 <Ranpha1> Hi guys, does somebody have a good working rtorrent.rc becuase mine won't connect proaberly to trackers
Aug 01 14:28:13 <Lunar_Lamp> Ranpha1, sure, give me a few moments :-)
Aug 01 14:29:28 <Lunar_Lamp> Mine is edited a little though so that it watches a particular directory, and if I put a torrent file into that dir (whilst rtorrent is running) it will start the torrent download.
Aug 01 14:31:19 <Ranpha1> Lunar_Lamp no prob i have the same but for some reason i get 0% connections which is odd
Aug 01 14:33:38 <Lunar_Lamp> http://pastebin.ca/641810
Aug 01 14:33:44 <Lunar_Lamp> Hmm, amusingly, it's virtually all comments.
Aug 01 14:33:53 <Lunar_Lamp> I think there's only about 3 lines in there that are not comments :-/
Aug 01 14:34:35 <Ranpha1> lol
Aug 01 14:40:23 <Ranpha1> Lunar_lamp what is your average download speed with torrents?
Aug 01 14:40:52 <Lunar_Lamp> Well, that torrent file is from a server with a gigabit connection to the net.
Aug 01 14:41:00 <Lunar_Lamp> So it's basically limited by people's upload speeds.
Aug 01 14:41:09 <Lunar_Lamp> I can sometimes hit peaks of 1MB/s though
Aug 01 14:41:52 <Ranpha1> So there is not a slow down because of the nlsu2 with amule running on it?
Aug 01 14:42:37 <Lunar_Lamp> I don't have amule running on my slug :-/
Aug 01 14:42:57 <Lunar_Lamp> Hmm, actually.
Aug 01 14:43:03 <Lunar_Lamp> That rtorrent file isn't from a slug.
Aug 01 14:43:24 <Lunar_Lamp> But it's from a debian server, which means it's the same as my slug's which runs debian.
Aug 01 14:43:45 <Lunar_Lamp> I haven't actually tested torrents properly on my slug due to ISP capping problems.
Aug 01 14:44:22 <Ranpha1> mmmm running debain also but i don't get any peers with utorrent on wine i do so or I am doing something wrong or NLSU2 does something wrong
Aug 01 14:44:47 <Lunar_Lamp> You sure there are seeds fine on your torrent?
Aug 01 14:45:01 <Lunar_Lamp> Also, are you sure that there aren't issues for other machines on your network?
Aug 01 14:46:28 <Ranpha1> no issues and download a debian cd file for test has 126 seeds...no response on the slug
Aug 01 14:49:00 <Lunar_Lamp> hmmm
Aug 01 14:49:14 <chernandez> hi how would i submit an edit to the wiki
Aug 01 14:50:03 <chernandez> i'd like to make so edit to the TelnetIntoRedboot, An automatic Windows method
Aug 01 14:50:13 <chernandez> if possible
Aug 01 14:51:14 <chernandez> anyone
Aug 01 14:51:41 <chernandez> nevermind
Aug 01 16:35:12 <Ranpha1> mmm still can't connect with rtorrent on a debian slug is this a bug?
Aug 01 16:39:01 <mwester> Ranpha1: try the debian-arm channel as well
Aug 01 16:45:23 <ch4os_> Ranpha1 u can't connect after start downloading some torrent ?
Aug 01 16:46:11 <Ranpha1> ch4os_ well it seems that i can't get any peers. tried rtorrent on this system en in one second 20 peers but not with the nlsui2
Aug 01 16:46:48 <ch4os_> i've noticed something like that
Aug 01 16:47:00 <ch4os_> so i think itsn't debian related bug
Aug 01 16:53:02 <Lunar_Lamp> Hmm, link to torrent file and I'll test it here :-)
Aug 01 16:54:50 <Ranpha1> well it's not the torrentfile or settings because default doesn't work either
Aug 01 17:00:51 <Lunar_Lamp> Hmm
Aug 01 17:01:02 <Lunar_Lamp> Just loaded it onto my slug, running debian, and it has found peers.
Aug 01 17:01:34 <Lunar_Lamp> *** rTorrent 0.6.4 - libTorrent 0.10.4 ***
Aug 01 17:01:44 <Lunar_Lamp> I can try sending you any config files you want that might be different.
Aug 01 17:06:08 <Ranpha1> mmmm i am running 0.7.4 testing ....forgot to mentoin that
Aug 01 17:06:24 <Ranpha1> currently i not using any config files 
Aug 01 17:30:57 <Lunar_Lamp> I'm using no config files either.
Aug 01 17:31:17 <Lunar_Lamp> I'm running 0.7.4 elsewhere without hassle - though not tried on the slug.
Aug 02 00:21:05 <methhhp> hasta mañana
Aug 02 01:27:52 <spacebrew> Can anyone in here answer questions about mt-daapd running on a slug?
Aug 02 01:29:22 <mwester> Don't ask to ask, spacebrew -- just post your question, and be patient - perhaps someone who knows will peek in and have an answer
Aug 02 01:33:54 <spacebrew> Okay.  Just didn't want someone to think I hadn't checked the mt-daapd room.
Aug 02 01:34:13 <spacebrew> I'm getting doubled songs on my mt-daapd share on itunes.
Aug 02 01:34:42 <spacebrew> And also, it's still showing old songs that have been removed. I've rebooted the slug and restarted the service.
Aug 02 01:34:57 <spacebrew> It's running 6 processes related to mt-daapd.  That seems like more than it should be.
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