**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Jan 02 02:59:57 2008
Jan 02 03:06:10 <rwhitby> thx
Jan 02 03:23:00 <bcrowell_> Hmm...even when I use the web interface, it still seems to act goofy. When I reboot the slug, the user I added in the web interface is
Jan 02 03:23:07 <bcrowell_> no longer present in /etc/passwd.
Jan 02 16:55:07 * Reedy_Boy smacks LaCie
Jan 02 16:55:14 <Reedy_Boy> mwester, you're right about them
Jan 02 16:55:22 <Reedy_Boy> Thank you for contacting LaCie Technical Support. Theres something wrong with it. To get the drive repaired please contact your reseller directly for assistance in obtaining warranty service. Resellers are able to book a return for you by logging into the Reseller Zone on our website. 
Jan 02 17:56:29 <pdani> hi
Jan 02 17:57:13 <pdani> where can i get the source (Makefile and patches) of the pulseaudio ipkg package?
Jan 02 17:58:09 <Reedy_Boy> pdani, http://svn.nslu2-linux.org/
Jan 02 17:58:12 <Reedy_Boy> should be in there somewhere
Jan 02 17:59:03 <pdani> Reedy_Boy, i can see just one favicon.ico file there
Jan 02 17:59:05 <Reedy_Boy> http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds
Jan 02 18:00:16 <Reedy_Boy> eno*, you about?
Jan 02 18:01:45 <Reedy_Boy> pdani, http://trac.nslu2-linux.org/optware/browser/trunk
Jan 02 20:19:17 <daveyboy_> hey guys. unslinging at moment (6.0) and when i telnet it keeps kicking up login in incorect. uNSLUng is user and pass yea?
Jan 02 20:19:42 <ByronT> root is user
Jan 02 20:19:48 <daveyboy_> ah got u
Jan 02 20:37:59 <daveyboy_> what should i have as a dns server? already got one running on my router>
Jan 02 20:40:17 <Reedy_Boy> daveyboy_, use that..
Jan 02 20:40:24 <Reedy_Boy> then it will do local, and forward onto the internet
Jan 02 20:40:30 <daveyboy_> k
Jan 02 20:46:11 <daveyboy_> unable to conect to remote host. no route to host..... guessing thats server issue?
Jan 02 20:46:46 <Reedy_Boy> whatya trying to do?
Jan 02 20:47:18 <daveyboy_> ipkg update
Jan 02 20:47:26 <daveyboy_> just unslung, how trying to get packages
Jan 02 20:47:40 <Reedy_Boy> have you set the default gateway too?
Jan 02 20:49:37 <daveyboy_> set ip of 192.168.0.1 (the slug) network mask 255.255.255.0, gateway 1921.68.0.1 and then dns server (primary) 192.168.0.2 (thats my router ip)
Jan 02 20:50:18 <Reedy_Boy> errm
Jan 02 20:50:24 <Reedy_Boy> the slug shouldnt be using itself as the gateway
Jan 02 20:50:37 <Reedy_Boy> daveyboy_, set the gateway to the router
Jan 02 20:50:41 <daveyboy_> k cheers
Jan 02 20:50:44 <daveyboy_> let me try that now
Jan 02 20:51:48 <daveyboy_> got you. cheers :)
Jan 02 20:51:52 <Reedy_Boy> heh
Jan 02 20:51:58 <daveyboy_> dont go anyware.... might need you later ;)
Jan 02 20:52:02 <Reedy_Boy> gateway is as it sounds - gateway to the internet
Jan 02 20:52:05 <Reedy_Boy> :)
Jan 02 20:52:14 <daveyboy_> ha yea. stupid mistake 
Jan 02 20:53:47 <Reedy_Boy> :)
Jan 02 20:53:56 <Reedy_Boy> if you've just unslung
Jan 02 20:54:04 <Reedy_Boy> ipkg update; ipkg upgrade
Jan 02 20:54:09 <Reedy_Boy> to get it all up to date :)
Jan 02 20:54:16 <daveyboy_> yea. installing openssh now. what client should i use from now on?
Jan 02 20:54:19 <daveyboy_> (windows)
Jan 02 20:54:41 <Reedy_Boy> putty most people use (me too)
Jan 02 20:57:14 <daveyboy_> k just loged in via ssh.... what you think is next step?
Jan 02 20:57:40 <Reedy_Boy> update and upgrade anything that needs doing via the streams
Jan 02 20:57:55 <Reedy_Boy> i'd then put a text editor on, depending on your preference nano/vi
Jan 02 20:58:29 <daveyboy_> done ipkg update and installed streams, then reupdated
Jan 02 20:58:53 <Reedy_Boy> and an upgrade?
Jan 02 20:59:36 <Reedy_Boy> streams? (unslung-feeds)?
Jan 02 20:59:42 <daveyboy_> yea
Jan 02 20:59:50 <daveyboy_> then updated ipkg again
Jan 02 20:59:57 <Reedy_Boy> ok
Jan 02 21:00:02 <Reedy_Boy> ipkg upgrade
Jan 02 21:00:06 <Reedy_Boy> just make sure its up to date :P
Jan 02 21:01:37 <Reedy_Boy> ipkg install bash
Jan 02 21:01:41 <Reedy_Boy> would be quite useful
Jan 02 21:01:51 <Reedy_Boy> http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Optware/Bash?from=Unslung.Bash
Jan 02 21:02:08 <daveyboy_> well i need to get torrent client going.... but thats rpob last thing i get when i got bit more knoledge
Jan 02 21:02:47 <daveyboy_> what is bash anyway?
Jan 02 21:03:28 <Reedy_Boy> its a linux shell
Jan 02 21:03:49 <Reedy_Boy> http://www.gnu.org/software/bash/
Jan 02 21:03:54 <Reedy_Boy> Command line editing 
Jan 02 21:03:54 <Reedy_Boy> Unlimited size command history 
Jan 02 21:04:09 * Reedy_Boy is away to get a wash
Jan 02 21:04:25 <mwester> (in the generally violent theme that seems to be prevalent with *nix:  bash, kill, zombie...
Jan 02 21:04:31 <mwester> )
Jan 02 21:14:47 <Reedy_Boy> haha
Jan 02 21:31:13 <Reedy_Boy> daveyboy_, what have you unslung ot?
Jan 02 21:54:30 <janne-5011> daveboy I heard it dont work with torrent and unslung. need slugos.
Jan 02 21:58:09 <arualavi> hi all
Jan 02 21:58:18 <arualavi> can i ask some question about an fsg3 here?
Jan 02 22:00:11 <janne-5011> just ask in  worst case  some kick you=)
Jan 02 22:00:37 <arualavi> :)
Jan 02 22:00:44 <arualavi> sorry for my english
Jan 02 22:00:59 <arualavi> i'm using clamav ipkg version clamav - 0.91.2-1 
Jan 02 22:01:13 <arualavi> and i'm having memroy problems
Jan 02 22:01:39 <arualavi> */memroy/memory
Jan 02 22:02:24 <arualavi> clamav uses as much memory as fsg3 have
Jan 02 22:03:43 <arualavi> and after 24 hours of use then kernel kills clamd
Jan 02 22:04:15 <arualavi> somebody else have similar problem?
Jan 02 22:18:09 <arualavi> it seems that every time clamd reloads the virus definition table uses more and more memory and never frees it.
Jan 02 22:21:50 <janne-5011> http://www.nabble.com/Clamd-memory-use-td14267637.html
Jan 02 22:22:55 <janne-5011> arulavi it shall use more adn more up to a point. dont know anyting about fsg but maybe it need more ram to work?
Jan 02 22:23:53 <arualavi> yes, maybe. FSG3 64 Mb of RAM plus 64 Mb of swap
Jan 02 22:24:52 <arualavi> i'm running clamd on a debian server.
Jan 02 22:26:54 <arualavi> hto reports that it's is using about a 6.4 % of memory on a 512 Mb RAM server.
Jan 02 22:27:05 <arualavi> */hto/htop
Jan 03 00:39:53 <doughie> Hi,i did the manual install and am waiting for the first boot. the ready status light is flashing orange/green.  what does this mean?
Jan 03 00:40:44 <mwester> doughie:  What did you install, and how did you do it?
Jan 03 00:45:19 <doughie> debian
Jan 03 00:45:31 <doughie> sorry for the pause, someone was at the frontn door
Jan 03 00:45:49 <doughie> i installed debian using the manual unpacking technique
Jan 03 00:46:32 <doughie> my memory stick flashes every now and again but arp -a returns nothing and the slug has not mad a dhcp request yet
Jan 03 00:59:49 <doughie> how long should the initial boot take?
Jan 03 02:39:36 <scant> it would be cool to get kernel-module-hid kernel-module-input, and apcupsd compiled with --enable-usb available via ipkg
Jan 03 02:47:07 <mwester-laptop> scant: what firmware?
Jan 03 02:56:19 <scant> mwester: 6.10
Jan 03 02:56:28 <scant> mwester unslung
**** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Jan 03 02:59:56 2008