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Apr 10 04:38:14 <mwester> nyef:  try this and see if this works at all for you:  http://moko.mwester.net/kernel-module-jfs_2.6.16-r6.6_ixp4xxbe.ipk
Apr 10 04:48:14 <nyef> mwester: I just wget that to my slug and then ipkg install it?
Apr 10 04:54:03 <nyef> mwester: Looks like it works. Many thanks!
Apr 10 04:55:05 <DrJ> mwester
Apr 10 04:55:21 <DrJ> how can I check memory usage of processes
Apr 10 04:55:27 <DrJ> SlugOS/BE
Apr 10 04:55:33 <DrJ> doesn't have ps u
Apr 10 04:58:29 <DrJ> nvm
Apr 10 05:02:19 <pear> top?
Apr 10 05:02:47 <joshin> top or free
Apr 10 13:27:35 <Mats> Hey people
Apr 10 13:45:41 <NSLU2-IRC> Can I get some help with setting up OpenVPN on my nslu2 (with unslung)
Apr 10 13:45:47 <NSLU2-IRC> ?
Apr 10 13:48:33 <NSLU2-IRC> I tried this guide http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/SetUpOpenVPNServer but seems the version downloaded with ipkg is newer than the one in the guide so it doesn't work out the same for me
Apr 10 13:50:13 <forecastius> NSLU2-IRC: Do you get an error message?
Apr 10 13:53:32 <NSLU2-IRC> well it says in the **note that he did it with red hat linux server and that you should download and extract the tar.gz file and here I'm lost
Apr 10 13:54:15 <NSLU2-IRC> I have downloaded it and put it on my nslu2 but I can't seem to extract it with tar as he describes
Apr 10 14:00:49 <NSLU2-IRC> so the problem I'm having seems to be extracting files with tar
Apr 10 14:03:18 <forecastius> busybox tar cannot ungzip on the fly, first gunzip then untar, maybe you have to install gnu tar first to follow the tutorial...
Apr 10 14:05:13 <NSLU2-IRC> can i do that with the ipkg command?
Apr 10 14:07:26 <forecastius> NSLU2-IRC: most probably yes... give it a try...
Apr 10 14:07:45 <mwester> NSLU2-IRC:  change your nick please
Apr 10 14:08:24 <mwester> NSLU2-IRC:  so what is the error message you get that leads you the conclusion that tar cannot uncompress and extract at the same time?  Also what Unslung version are you using?
Apr 10 14:10:10 <Matsthemats> ok changed nick, sorry about that :)
Apr 10 14:13:57 <Matsthemats> V2.3R63-uNSLUng-6.10-beta is the version
Apr 10 14:14:02 <Matsthemats> # tar -zxvf openvpn-2.0.9.tar.gz
Apr 10 14:14:27 <Matsthemats> tar: openvpn-2.0.9.tar.gz: No such file or directory
Apr 10 14:17:00 <Matsthemats> I put the file in my "admin" folder and I can see it with the ls command
Apr 10 14:21:15 <Matsthemats> should it be placed in some other folder?
Apr 10 14:25:00 <mwester> Matsthemats:  you need to provide a path to the file; without a path it is assuming that openvpn-2.0.9.tar.gz is in your current directory.
Apr 10 14:25:40 <Matsthemats> hmm thought the file were in my current directory?
Apr 10 14:25:47 <mwester> Without knowing what you are trying to accomplish, I have no idea what your current directory should be when you run that command, as it will extract the contents into your current directory - which may or may not be what you want.
Apr 10 14:26:00 <mwester> Does "ls" tell you anything?
Apr 10 14:26:39 <Matsthemats> well as the tutorial says: If you wish to do this on your nslu2, download the latest source package from http://openvpn.net/download.html (get the *.tar.gz package) and extract it into a temporary folder using tar -zxvf <downloaded file name> and copy the easy-rsa/2.0/ folder to your openvpn folder and rename it easy-rsa. You can then run all the key preparation commands on your slug.
Apr 10 14:27:09 <mwester> Matsthemats:  Pardon me, but I think perhaps you need to brush up on some command-line basics before you consider tackling something like getting OpenVPN running on the NSLU2...
Apr 10 14:29:52 <Matsthemats> probably :) I'm still new at this so sorry for taking up your time
Apr 10 14:31:55 <mwester> No problem.  Your questions just indicate that there are other sources that would be more helpful; many of the Linux basics sites can explain how to navigate the Linux shell far better than I or the nslu2-linux wiki.
Apr 10 14:33:02 <mwester> When it comes to how Unslung differs from the standard Linux environment, or how to do things specific to Unslung, the wiki is very good - it just assumes a certain level of familiarity when instructions such as the one you posted above are written.
Apr 10 14:36:04 <Matsthemats> yeah I noticed, I will study the command-line a bit and get back to you if I get any other problem, hope thats ok
Apr 10 17:42:25 <ASA> hi@all
Apr 10 17:46:15 <janne-5011> evning all.
Apr 10 17:50:02 <joshin> hi
Apr 10 17:56:35 <Zedde> Hello, hmm I have been removing alot of files/folder with rm -r  but the system dosn't show that I get more fre space 
Apr 10 17:57:53 <joshin> are those files in use?
Apr 10 17:57:55 <joshin> What files?
Apr 10 17:58:13 <Zedde> like large iso files
Apr 10 17:58:31 <Zedde> and first question is no 
Apr 10 17:59:08 <Zedde> I hade like 26 gig free when I started and I know I have removed over 30gig 
Apr 10 17:59:29 <Zedde> err 
Apr 10 17:59:38 <joshin> Yes?
Apr 10 17:59:46 <Zedde> I mean I was around 8 GB and now I have 26 
Apr 10 18:00:20 <Zedde> and I know I removed alot more then just 18 gig 
Apr 10 18:00:26 <joshin> Either you miscalculated or you should unmount and fsck your disk to check for corruption.
Apr 10 18:00:37 <Zedde> ok 
Apr 10 18:00:58 <joshin> Sorry but having done similar things in the past, I'd guess you miscalculated.  :)
Apr 10 18:02:58 <Zedde> Hmm maybe that :) 
Apr 10 18:03:21 <joshin> It happens to the best of us.  
Apr 10 22:36:49 <yaustar> I am trying to follow these instructions on Unslung 6.10: http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/RtorrentWithRemoteGUI
Apr 10 22:37:22 <yaustar> As I add the line scgi_port , trying to start rtorrent crashes
Apr 10 22:37:31 <yaustar> Any ideas how to fix this?
Apr 10 22:49:15 <Nightwolf> yaustar: no sorry, but i wanna install a bittorrent client soon, may i ask why you chose rtorrent?
Apr 10 22:49:36 <yaustar> Lots of guides, easy on the resources and really simple to install
Apr 10 22:49:55 <Nightwolf> ok, did you compare it to other clients?
Apr 10 22:50:06 <yaustar> Not many to choose from really...
Apr 10 22:50:11 <yaustar> There was cTorrent
Apr 10 22:50:21 <yaustar> Not as feature complete as rTorrent IIRC
Apr 10 22:50:48 <yaustar> The other one was torrentflux but the install procedure seemed to be a pain on the slug
Apr 10 22:50:57 <Nightwolf> ok thanks, i think i will install rtorrent, too
Apr 10 22:51:46 <yaustar> The nice part about it is that you can set up a watch folder
Apr 10 22:51:59 <yaustar> When you place a file there, it auto starts in the client
Apr 10 22:52:53 <Nightwolf> wow, that's cool
Apr 10 22:53:25 <yaustar> Read: http://kmandla.wordpress.com/2007/05/02/howto-use-rtorrent-like-a-pro/
Apr 10 22:55:58 <Nightwolf> thx
Apr 10 22:56:22 <yaustar> rTorrent keyboard shortcuts http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/rtorrent/rtorrent.1.html
Apr 10 22:56:39 <yaustar> Decent guide on the config files: http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Rtorrent
Apr 10 22:57:32 <Nightwolf> thanks
Apr 10 23:41:18 <yaustar> I get this error from my lighttpd logs: fcgi-server disabled: 127.0.0.1 5000
Apr 11 02:57:25 <Smurf-Slayer> What is the largest Disk you can hook up to an Unslung NSLU2?  USB in an external powered enclosure and is it a different maximum size between a SATA or an EIDE drive?
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