[12:03] heh [12:03] Launchpad can send you a new one [12:04] am i being redirected or something? it is taking loooong to show me the theme [12:04] hm, works ok here. It's probably not in the cache though [12:05] hmmmm, nothing diff [12:05] go to user prefs and select the edubuntu skin [12:05] are you sure you placed the .py under /MoinMoin/themes ? [12:05] ahhh, edubuntu [12:05] yeah, works for me ... [12:06] it's on the ubuntu wiki not edubuntu [12:06] I ahd chosen ubuntu-test :) [12:06] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ [12:06] ok [12:07] wow! looks nice.. [12:07] very nice! [12:07] very very nice! === mhz_ed starts playing a little to test it [12:07] thanks. highvoltage did the first design work [12:08] 1st thing: MoreActions still show same color for both permitted and non-permitted actions, is that intentional? [12:08] are there any non-permitted actions? [12:09] I think anyone can do anything in this wiki :) [12:09] Rename and Delete ? [12:10] yepp, even that :) [12:10] I can't access to those options but still see them as normal [12:10] hm, ok. I'll look at that [12:10] very cool RC! [12:11] Yeah, I already like it better than the normal ubuntu skin [12:11] the tan gets a bit boring after a while [12:12] there is still a bit of brown here and there ... [12:12] yes [12:12] good icons! [12:12] Like table headings https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaDigitalCameras [12:12] gartoon [12:12] like thedesktop [12:13] aren't /datas merged yet? [12:13] no, not yet [12:13] but that's easy [12:13] hmmm why not? [12:13] the edubuntu wiki is small === fersfeir [n=fernando@201.250.2.60] has joined #edubuntu [12:14] good question really :) [12:14] we'll do it in the next few days [12:14] ok [12:14] hmm, 2nd thing: looooong names get out of proportions [12:14] but it seems to be a Moin problem [12:14] then we have to do that skin URL forwarding trick [12:15] out of proportions? [12:15] or that. yes [12:15] yes, it oversizes the width of the header [12:16] oh, yeah [12:16] Maybe you could try giving options of "repeating" background [12:16] or, play some "degrade" (difumination?) of color [12:16] tricks [12:17] on the header? [12:17] yep [12:17] or just make heading a bit smaller [12:17] smaller font [12:17] I had the exact issue on all my firts 3 themes [12:18] well, that too, but it won't solve the issue, actually. ICanStillThinkOf VeryLargeTitleAsHeadingFroYOurWikiSiteOrPage [12:18] :) [12:18] and then .. it will still be oversizeing [12:18] true [12:19] but then it's your own fault :) [12:19] LOL [12:19] true [12:20] so far, very cool look&feel [12:20] it reminds me of SchoolBell red color [12:20] Cool. [12:20] when is this supposed ot be out [12:20] ? [12:21] I'll probably have to redo the ubuntu skin now [12:21] Tuesday perhaps? :) [12:21] wow, very soon [12:21] 3rd thing: maybe nothing BUt still have to mention it. [12:21] yeah, before the launch of edubuntu [12:21] what's you monitor size? [12:21] or on the same day [12:22] 1280x1024 [12:23] mine is 15" at 1024*something, and using a little more than 3/4 of it, The orange search area overlaps the Moreactions menu, just a little enough to cover the drop down area. [12:24] That is not an issue, but, when i want to click on the down arrow, I do but it does not respond [12:24] yeah, I think I'll remove Show Changes and leave just Get Info for that purpose [12:24] so I am forced to click on the MoreActions word. then it responds [12:25] yepp, known problem [12:25] I can also trim the orange image a bit [12:26] maybe placing the options a little more to the right will reduce the size of the orange thing. [12:26] BTW, what do you call that orange area? [12:26] :) [12:27] dunno :) [12:27] I could shrink the search box a bit (how?, what file is that in?) [12:29] mhz_ed: thanks for your help. I've got to go [12:29] I'll be back tomorrow [12:29] okidoki [12:29] please [12:30] have nice day [12:30] I'm off to sleep! [12:30] you have a nice day :) === hno73 [n=hno73@henrik.gotadsl.co.uk] has left #edubuntu [] [01:41] hey!!!!! [01:41] I managed to NetBoot from a Edubuntu box!!! [01:42] I just added a couple of lines to the /etc/ltsp/dhcpd.conf [01:42] untar netboot.gz (got it from web) [01:42] restart dhcp [01:43] place netboot extracted onto /var/lib/tftpboot/ [01:43] VERY SIMPLE and effective [01:43] Any one living here today? === mhz_ed trying to install edubuntu now, via tftp booting :) === macgyver2 is now known as mac2|asleep === apokryphos [i=[U2FsdGV@67.15.185.40] has joined #edubuntu === Grant__ [n=grant@85-210-19-14.dsl.pipex.com] has joined #edubuntu === KingBahamut [n=bahamut@c-24-98-229-28.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has left #edubuntu ["Leaving"] === arkan0x [n=arkanox@pc-83-72-214-201.cm.vtr.net] has joined #edubuntu === mhz_ed [n=gnulibre@pc-252-84-215-201.cm.vtr.net] has joined #edubuntu [05:05] ogra, ping === mhz_ed [n=gnulibre@pc-252-84-215-201.cm.vtr.net] has joined #edubuntu [05:08] anyone around? [05:09] arkan0x, hey [05:09] mhz_ed, hi [05:10] mhz_ed, pv [05:10] pv? [05:10] mhz , mauricio hernandez ! [05:10] X === Yagisan [n=jamie@60-240-122-217.tpgi.com.au] has joined #edubuntu === Yagisan [n=jamie@60-240-122-217.tpgi.com.au] has joined #edubuntu === paulproteus|home [n=paulprot@cpe-66-66-12-25.rochester.res.rr.com] has joined #edubuntu === paulproteus|home [n=paulprot@cpe-66-66-12-25.rochester.res.rr.com] has left #edubuntu [] === mhz_edu [n=gnulibre@pc-252-84-215-201.cm.vtr.net] has joined #edubuntu [08:25] anybody here? [08:25] ogra, ping? [08:30] mhz_edu: I'm here [08:31] Yagisan, cool [08:32] Yagisan, sensei, I have finally installed edubuntu and also managed to netboot thin laptop in order to install linux from server [08:32] BUT [08:32] the laptop boots fine, it asks for keyboard, langiage,etc [08:33] language, sorry [08:33] mhz_edu: I'm not a teacher :) [08:33] go on [08:33] when it asks to choose a mirror, I just can't get the web [08:34] I am using a crossover to connect edubuntu with the laptop [08:34] and edubuntu can get to the web with no problem, via my eth0 [08:34] my eth1 is for local machines [08:34] but the laptop can't connect right [08:35] Dhcp is provinding ip via eth1, BTW. [08:35] right [08:35] I did a nat [08:35] so my guess is Nat is not working propoerly or the crossover is not for web? [08:36] ok - it looks like it (edubuntu) is not forwarding the packets [08:36] yes [08:36] crossovers don't matter [08:36] how can I check that? [08:36] cool [08:36] whats the ip for eth0 and eth1 ? [08:37] eth0 -> 201.215.84.252 === Yagisan sshs into my router to check settings [08:37] eth1 -> 192.168.0.1 [08:37] ok [08:38] Yagisan, I also have a Dlink router that I was using, without dhcp, to provide web to local machines via eth1. Since I installed edubuntu, I had to use the crossover because machines did not get ips from dhcp [08:38] when you set up the nat how did you do it ? [08:39] iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE [08:39] echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward [08:40] that looks right to me so far [08:40] did you modprobe iptable_nat ? [08:40] to load the nat module for iptables ? [08:41] another detail is that my /etc/ltsp/dhcpd.conf has 192.168.0.1 for both router and domain-name-server [08:41] hmmm, nop [08:42] now, I just did [08:42] mhz_edu: is 192.168.0.1 a dns server ? (I changed that to my isp dns servers) [08:42] nop [08:42] good point [08:42] if it's not - then the clients are probally timing out on dns === mhz_edu changing [08:43] does http://66.102.7.147 work ? [08:46] mhz_edu: working ? [08:47] Yagisan, sorry, I had to get to the toilette :) [08:47] .oO(almost 03:00 AM here) [08:48] taht ip is google's [08:48] that ip is google's [08:50] mhz_edu: I know - I just pinged my home page [08:50] hehehe [08:50] it is working! [08:50] if it works like that - but not as http://www.google.com you have a dns problem [08:50] ok, here's the problem [08:51] NAT must be off when you boot the laptop and wait for ip, and all. [08:52] after booting and entering the installation procedure, you can activate NAT in the server [08:52] but then , in the laptop, you must go back to network autoconfig [08:52] I was not doing that [08:52] neither was I modprobing [08:53] thx for that [08:53] hmm - should work with NAT on [08:53] your welcome [08:53] Yagisan, now I am happy I finally contribute to Edubuntu docs with my 2 cents about this howto :D [08:53] Yagisan, probably yes [08:54] but again, I just couldn't use edubuntu dhcp server via my Dlink to the laptop [08:54] mhz_edu: good spot about my name - the dlink is a bit odd [08:55] so there must be something else missing on this issue. Something I am not seeing [08:55] this is the same dlink you talked about yesterday with ogra ? === Yagisan is in Australia [08:55] Yagisan, sorry for my english so bad. I did not quite get the "good spot" [08:56] yesp [08:56] same thing [08:56] you noticed my name is Japanese [08:56] so you can imagine how long I've been sitting fighting here [08:56] yes [08:56] oh, that [08:56] :) [08:57] my butt is asking for forgiveness and promises to be kind to me now [08:57] :D [08:57] :) [08:57] and my legs can't walk well [08:58] perhaps after you get some rest - you get some inspiration as to why the dlink won't work [08:58] is it a router or a switch ? [08:58] and my wife is mad because I have spent at least 80 hours on this, the last 5 days [08:58] it reads: Ethernet Broadband Router [08:58] I just told my wife it was work related [08:58] LOL [08:59] actually it is [08:59] (and gave her a pc) === poningru [n=poningru@n128-227-13-23.xlate.ufl.edu] has joined #edubuntu [08:59] 'coz this is the only laptop (the one I am now installing) I have for my Edubuntu presentations [08:59] was the dlink used for ADSL ? [08:59] was? [09:00] did you used to use / still use the dlink for an adsl connection [09:00] ? [09:00] I have my ISP Modem (cable) connected to eth0. Eth1 is connected to the Dlink. The laptops connect to Dlink to get internet access [09:00] (at least that was the layout) [09:01] OK - just trying to workout how the device worked [09:01] did the dlink do nat ? or dhcp ? [09:02] .oO(I just can't express how "deliciously pleasant" it is to format this HD in this Fujitsu thin laptop) === Yagisan has no laptop :'( [09:02] no idea. I passed Iptalbes commands (the one I showed) === Yagisan has to pay new baby expenses [09:03] Yagisan, I had no laptops until I understood I did not need so much of a desktop power, so started buying 2nd hand or refurbished laptops. [09:03] Yagisan, how old's you baby? [09:04] this Fujitsu is 500 Mhz celeron, 256 MB ram, and 20 GB HD [09:04] one is 20 months the next one is due November 20 [09:04] and 10.4 inches :D [09:04] Yagisan, so you've been busy [09:04] :D [09:04] congrats! [09:04] mine is 4 and the other is 10 [09:05] :'( not anymore - my wife is threatening in to chop it off ! [09:05] ooooops [09:05] well, look at the good side of it. [09:05] you'll be able to afford a laptop in a near future :D [09:06] boys or girls ? I have one girl - and I think the next one is a boy [09:06] Is this your dlink ? http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=62 === mhz_edu firefoxing [09:07] Yagisan, boy = 10 and girl =4. Boy lives with my ex-wife, thou [09:07] hope you can see him (sometimes ex's make it hard) [09:07] Yagisan, UNBELIEVABLE! yes, that's my router :D [09:08] not sometimes [09:08] Always! === Yagisan used to be a network engineer [09:08] but as long as you pay constantly.. they get a little -only a little, remember they are ex- smoother === mhz_edu knows nothing about computers [09:09] well, a little more than a regular newbie [09:09] just a freedom of access and technology fanatic [09:09] ok - you will have lots of trouble with the dlink :( [09:10] boooh [09:10] at least you may save me 80 more hours trying to make it work [09:10] it's not a regular router/switch - more like a custom nat box [09:10] that sounded japaneese to me [09:11] a cheap 100MBps switch (about $20au) should do the job for you [09:11] Inet -> cablemodem -> edubuntu -> switch -> pc's [09:11] hmmm, about U$30? [09:12] more like US$15 [09:12] they shouldn't be too expensive [09:12] cool [09:13] my switch http://www.auspcmarket.com.au/show_product_info.php?input[product_code] =NE-MS4008B&input[category_id] =1114 [09:13] cheap, chinese, and within walking distance :) [09:14] lol [09:15] You'll like the next version of edubuntu [09:15] why? [09:15] it includes TFTP booting? [09:15] I've contributed patches that let you have multiple client architectures on your server [09:16] so you can eg have i386 clients on an amd64 server [09:16] wow! that's perfect for educational envs. [09:16] you need TFTP booting ? [09:16] ppc, too? [09:16] working on ppc - that's a bit harder [09:16] I need qemu to work for that [09:17] http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=17297 [09:17] Yagisan, well, in any educational environment, in Chile, boxes come and go. Teachers may have boxes at home, so may students. [09:17] Therefore, giving the chance to install onto their pcs is cool [09:17] initial work /|\ [09:18] I use rom-o-matic to build etherboot images with pxe emulation [09:18] so, having Edubuntu at schools (LTSP) and similar boxes at home, is good. Now even better idea if from the same server you install linux [09:19] i've heard about rom-o-matic [09:19] but what if, in my case, I had this thin box, with no chance to boot from Cd nor Floppy [09:20] I am currently volunteering for a prohject called RecicLab [09:20] none of my netcards have boot roms - so I went to rom-o-matic made zlilo images and put it on a hard disk in the clients [09:20] here, we provide a computer to a young man on the conditin that he'll learn how to put together all the pieces and also install linux on it [09:21] edited grub to make netbooting default :) [09:21] cool [09:21] wow! can you use Grub to boot an installation process from HD? [09:21] women too ? [09:21] yes [09:22] I cheat - I do the most striped down server install on the hdd [09:22] and these people MUST come accompained by a relative or grownup responsible for him, so tehy both must come to the 7 days sessions [09:22] otherwise, they do not get the pc home [09:22] :) [09:22] then I get grub to load rom-o-matic image to load kernel over the network [09:22] not cheat, u're wise [09:23] but how d'u do it when the pc has windows? [09:23] and is a thin client. [09:23] .oO( glad it fit on a 257MB hard disk) [09:24] I once installed linux from windows using a tool called Grub4NT [09:24] I remove windows - I have Ubuntu hoary cd's for each supported arch === mhz_edu wanted to remove windows but just couldnt 'coz there was no way to install another OS unless netbooting [09:24] and I keep a CDROM drive that I install just to put ubuntu on - then I take my CDROM out [09:25] you mean, you install linux from windows onto thin clients and using a CDROM?? [09:25] (external?) [09:26] no - I pull case off - stick in cdrom - install linux (wipeing out windows) [09:27] I then copy rom-o-matic image to hard disk [09:27] edit grub, and have the system boot up [09:27] ok [09:27] It then runs everything off the edubuntu/ltsp server [09:28] my office [09:28] have you wikied that way? [09:28] (amd64)----->switch---(i386 box1, i386 box2, etc) [09:28] no - I haven't wikied it [09:29] could you? [09:29] I will shortly (within a few days) - I need to clearly document it [09:31] Yagisan, if I gave static ips to clients, would the dlink work friendly with dhcp server? [09:31] the dlink is doing some nating [09:32] it looks like it is dropping the broadcasts which is how dhcp works [09:32] dlink uses that as a primitive firewall [09:33] :( [09:33] you will most likely need great patience - and if it's like my netcomm it won't ever work [09:33] how can I acces to its web interface and set it to my needs? === Yagisan is looking at dlink site [09:36] mhz_edu: which is yours ?http://www.dlink.com/products/support.asp?pid=62&sec=0#quickInstallGuides [09:39] http://www.dlink.com/products/support.asp?pid=62&pv=16&sec=0 [09:40] hmmm, you're thinking about firmware upgrade? [09:41] nope [09:41] can I ask you a dumb question [09:41] what ports are you plugging the cable in ? [09:42] the 4 on the left ? or the 1 on the right ? [09:43] please humor me - and try only the 4 on the left [09:44] waht cable? the eth0 is to the Modem, and eth1 to Dlink. You want me to connect the eth1 to the 4th port to the left? left is relative. [09:45] on the back of the dlink [09:45] the are 4 ports close together [09:46] then 1 port and poer [09:46] power [09:46] the 4 ports close together are left (when looking at the back) [09:46] ok [09:47] edubuntu eth1 to leftmost port, then you can attach 3 clients to the next 3 ports [09:47] don't use the port next to power [09:47] but i can't right now 'coz eth1 is being used by the crossover [09:47] LOl [09:48] later then :) [09:48] next - that dlink seems to take 192.168.0.1 by default [09:48] duh! [09:48] no wonder why I was having so much trouble [09:49] so - sudo gedit /etc/ltsp/dhcpd.conf [09:49] and change ips [09:49] change 192.168.0.1 to something else [09:49] can I use nano instead? :D [09:50] I use 192.168.1.1 [09:50] sure [09:50] I use mcedit myself [09:50] I'd reather use emacs thou [09:50] ok - sudo $EDITOR /etc/ltsp/dhcpd.conf :-D [09:50] lol [09:50] or [09:51] no sudo [09:51] should use sudo - that file is only editable by root [09:51] or nohup sudo $EDITOR /etc/ltsp/dhcpd.conf [09:52] yes, but if I have laready assigned root a password.. i can by pss sudo [09:52] bypass [09:52] true [09:52] but then you can't copy & paste :) [09:52] and I use sudo especially when I log in via ssh remotely [09:53] root is blocked for ssh [09:53] ssh login I mean [09:53] then, sudo /etc/init.d/dhcp3-server restart [09:53] and it should all be ok [09:53] yes [09:53] want to see my dhcpd.conf as an example ? [09:54] and I could finally see if that was the stupid simple issue of my dhcp server not passing through [09:54] why not? [09:55] I suggest some tape over that last port if that works === Yagisan also used to be Technical Support === Yagisan was also a Systems Administrator === Yagisan is now an E-Security Consultant [09:56] BTW, if i remove gdm from init.d, and I am used to login and then startx, will LDM still work fine on clients? === mhz_edu was a Translator and Interpreter === mhz_edu was teacher [09:57] I'd leave gdm alone, it doesn't hurt, and any upgrade will put it back === mhz_edu is now volunteer for 5 FreeAsInFreedom projects [09:57] Yagisan, but how do I just get rid of it or block it on upgrades? [09:58] the clients don't load gdm [09:58] I know, they load LDM [09:58] the gdm you are looking at (this is on edubuntu right ?) is the one used to log in locally to the server [09:58] I have created .xsession and indicated to exec fluxbox. No success, it gets back to login prompt [09:59] yes, I wanna get rid of GDM, not LDM [09:59] you need gdm on the server [09:59] my .xsession works perfectly on the server BUT the clients [09:59] you can't use ldm for a local login on the server [10:00] why need it? [10:00] I know [10:00] Login Display Manager [10:00] LtspDisplay Manager [10:00] where is .xsession ? [10:01] $HOME/.xsession ? [10:01] then how could i enable Fluxbox or WindowMaker or Enlightenment for Clients [10:01] ? [10:01] yes [10:01] I tried to put it on /etc/X11 [10:01] I tried to put it on /etc/X11/Xsession something [10:02] but I couldn't figure out [10:02] $HOME/.xsession is the right spot [10:02] fluxbox runs only on server, so far. [10:02] client changes are usually in /opt/ltsp/$ARCH/etc [10:02] hmmm === mhz_edu reading your dhcp === mhz_edu wow... 5:03 AM here === mhz_edu is gonna get kicked in the ass :D [10:03] man - you should get some sleep [10:03] it's 6:03 PM here [10:03] but fujitsu is installing vim-common [10:04] and fujitsu can keep installing while you sleep [10:04] there was a news here in chile that Australia was looking for chilean workers [10:05] Yagisan, yes, but it wouldn't be the same :D [10:05] it needs its daddy [10:06] is the news right? [10:06] really ? (they wouldn't hire the locals when I was f*cking unemployed for a few years ) === Yagisan stopped watching tv a while ago - no reception [10:07] i've been unemployed for a year now [10:07] I get some money from volunteering , ocationally [10:07] It sucks doesn't it. [10:07] YES! [10:07] I borrowed some money from wife and her parents to start a business [10:07] but I am very "hyper" and I am always doing something or making things happen [10:08] e-stuff? [10:08] E-Security (professional hacker, Security Audits) [10:09] It's hard to concentrate on getting customers - and preparing for wife to give birth [10:09] nice job [10:09] I imagine === mhz_edu has been there :) [10:09] all the supporting family is in Japan - it's just me and my wife [10:10] ...Being a small business ourselves, we understand that many small to medium businesses just can't dedicate the same level of resources to protect their critical IT infrastructure... [10:10] it's a challenging job [10:10] well put [10:10] I'm not finished my website yet [10:10] it is challenging, indeed [10:10] I had to do a restore a few days ago [10:10] what does she do? [10:11] did? [10:11] and I hope to finish it tonight [10:11] translation [10:11] :) [10:11] also clerical work [10:12] the site shows up for you - not glitches ? [10:12] no [10:12] this is where I volunteer for (those are all projects I have started and now lead/motivate people to participate on) http://www.tecnocimiento.cl [10:12] nop [10:14] you are Mauricio ? [10:14] yes [10:14] cool === gand [n=gand@62-101-126-208.ip.fastwebnet.it] has joined #edubuntu [10:15] hi all [10:15] Glday gand [10:15] hey gand === Yagisan has many typos today [10:15] I'm trying to connect via FTP, FTP service is checked inservice settings but I can't connect :) [10:16] hi mhz_edu [10:16] ftp to what ? [10:17] my edubuntu server is usex.homelinux.org [10:17] ftp to my edubuntu server [10:17] Yagisan, I usually work with a small business, aimed to Web Development (www.esfera.cl) Tecnocimiento is aimed to Education and Free Technology applied to it. One thing Esfera and Tecnocimiento do not do is e-security. Maybe we can get a little creative there, with you. [10:17] http://usex.homelinux.org [10:18] I'm testing some LMS as moodle. dokeos, docebo, plone [10:18] mhz_edu: certainly [10:18] gand, hmmm, can you access via ssh? [10:18] yes [10:19] gand: did you configure your ftp server ? [10:19] gand, no IPtables stopping FTP? [10:19] opp no :) how can I configure? is there a gui to do that [10:20] gand, no idea. I have not used ftp in more than 5 years, sorry [10:20] gand: probably not, what ftp server did you install === Yagisan uses scp or rsync nowadays [10:20] mee too === Yagisan occasionally uses http as well for read only [10:21] the default FTP, I just see that in Service setting FTP service is checked [10:21] Adminstration->ServiceSetting window [10:22] Yagisan, why not using the menu bar at the righ side? [10:22] gand: that controls tftp (for booting your thin clients) [10:22] (your site, I meant) [10:23] mhz_edu: try our research [10:23] gand: you don't have a ftp server installed [10:23] gand: do you need ftp ? [10:23] opps I supposed it was :) well is there a easy way to set up a FTP service tu upload file to my server [10:24] gand, apt-cahce search ftp server [10:24] yes I need to upload file to my server with ftp or other way, the easy way :) [10:24] gand, apt-cache search ftp server [10:24] ok [10:24] Synaptic [10:24] ok, and FTP configuration? [10:24] mhz_edu: MS IE hated my site - I had to do CSS magic on it [10:24] gand: to upload just use scp eg scp myfile.txt usex.homelinux.org:/home/gand/ [10:25] somewhere in GNOMe, there's a tool called Synaptic [10:25] yes I use synaptic to intall software [10:25] ok, search for a ftp server [10:26] gand: ok - just a word of warning - ftp is not secure [10:26] gand, heve you ever edited /etc/apt/source.list? [10:26] well now I try, If I have problems I'll be back here thanks a lot [10:26] gand: are kids going to have access to this machine ? [10:26] yes I edited source list [10:27] yes it will be the lms server for my school [10:27] ok, so you have uncommented the repositories? [10:27] gand: If so - I strongly recommend not using ftp [10:27] yes mhz_edu [10:27] gand, FTP is one of the less secure applications/protocol [10:28] but if you say you need it, Synaptic is your choice to look up [10:28] yes I know, how can I upload file, with SFTP? [10:28] hmm, I gues very similar to scp [10:28] gand: have you tried scp ? [10:28] I know only FTP and SFTP [10:28] scp? [10:28] gand: you know ssh ? [10:28] scp the_file user@server:/home/user/ [10:28] yes I know ssh [10:29] SCP is ssh to send files :) [10:29] gand: then scp is a good choice for you [10:29] gand: and it can be quicker the ftp :) [10:29] nice, as now I'm on a macOSX box I just have to know how to work with scp [10:30] example: scp the_file gand@server:/home/gand/ [10:30] OSX , afaik, includes ssh [10:30] but I have to connect via ssh before use scp command? [10:30] and afaik, ssh includes scp [10:30] gand: no [10:30] ok now I try :) [10:30] gand, that's the beauty of it [10:31] it opens a "tunnel" for just the time the file takes to get to the other side [10:31] Well ssh to my server is Ok [10:31] and logsout [10:31] then scp will be fine too [10:31] gand: I use it to back up all sorts of things :) It works very well [10:32] indeed [10:32] now I open terminal and $ scp the_file gand@server:/home/gand/ [10:32] [10:30] mhz_edu: OSX , afaik, includes ssh [10:32] yes [10:32] also to download file? [10:32] nop [10:32] yes [10:32] ok let me 5 mins to try it, thanks again [10:32] 1st... I guess you have replaced the example values, right? [10:33] scp gand@server:/home/gand/the_file ./ [10:33] :) [10:33] gand, to download you use scp from the server to you [10:33] yes mhz [10:33] right to download ssh to server before and the scp, cool :) [10:34] the/then [10:34] or, Yagisan has a simple way [10:34] Yagisan scp gand@server:/home/gand/the_file ./ [10:34] brb - getting a coffee. mdz_edu: your wife will kill you [10:34] Yagisan, I am already dead [10:34] :D [10:38] HI nice it work the first attempt THANKS A LOT [10:38] np [10:38] whenever it is possible... we help [10:38] now a complete tutorial on moodle is up to my server :) [10:38] just one more think [10:38] educool! [10:39] shoot [10:40] can I use scp + sudo to upload file in folder where I haven ot permission? [10:40] hmm [10:41] :) === mhz_edu thinking [10:41] nop [10:41] 'coz scp asks for password [10:42] In deep, I'm an OSX user and when I drag a file to copy it in a "closed" folder, a window ask me autentication, I insert user/pw and copy is done === Yagisan will be back soonish - princess is hungry [10:42] maybe, there's a setting you can do in the "receiver" so once it accepts a file, it turns the authentification into sudo process [10:43] Yagisan, LOL [10:43] Yagisan, hurry, please I have a question [10:43] :) [10:43] gand, but I doubt it is possible [10:43] on gnome/Edubuntu as GDM run as admin user and not as root I've tu use terminal to copy and remove file from root folder [10:45] I wonder if there is a way to cp/rm file from "root owned folder" via gnome [10:45] yes [10:45] how? :) [10:45] ina terminal, run $ sudo passwd [10:45] enter user password [10:46] and then create root passwprd [10:46] once created, do: $ su - [10:46] login as root [10:47] you mean logout from gdm admin and login on gdm as admin? [10:47] and from the terminal, do for exapmle: $ galeon [10:47] nop [10:47] all in same terminal window [10:47] do it asn u'll see [10:48] well in this way root is enabled, ok [10:48] basically, you'll call GUI programs from root, and hence, all is permission open [10:49] did you understand? if not ask me again, no problem [10:49] I understand, with $ su - gdm run as root? [10:49] hhhmmmm nop [10:49] $ su - [10:50] in a terminal, you will become root. Being root, and calling programs from the terminal, those applications will have no restrictions [10:51] but if you call a program from Menu, then the applications remains restricted [10:52] would you like to go step by step? [10:52] the problem now is that I'm on my server via VNC through ssh tunnel, If I log out from my "admin" user, vnc server will close and I'll can't connect later [10:53] do not log out. [10:53] follow me.. [10:53] you are "user" on ssh, right? [10:54] so I wonder if, after setting root pw, I can run Gnome to drag/drop/copy/remove "Root folder" [10:54] yes, if you follow me [10:54] yes and also I've a vnc window open and I can see my gnome screen [10:54] let's do it together [10:54] ok [10:55] in a terminal, you are logged in as user? [10:55] yes ok I'm there [10:56] ok, type: sudo passwd [10:56] gand@edubuntu:~$ [10:56] enter gand's password [10:56] and now enter new Root password [10:56] (twice) === Yagisan is back [10:57] Yagisan, welcome back after ffeding the princess [10:57] gand, could you set root password? [10:57] agghhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 [10:57] It ask me: Enter new UNIX password: [10:57] Yagisan, what? [10:57] root - did I just see log in as root ???? [10:57] gand, yes, enter the password you want to assign to root [10:58] not my gand pw [10:58] Yagisan, yes [10:58] new root pw ok [10:58] gand, nop. Now you are assigning root password [10:58] why not just ssh + sudo su ? [10:58] Yagisan, dunno. He asks me, so i explain to him [10:59] gand, now.. [10:59] Yagisan I ask mhz how can I use gnome to to drag/drop/copy/remove some "Root ownad folder" [10:59] type: su - === Yagisan is catching up on scrollback [10:59] mhz wait a minute [10:59] and enter the root password [10:59] gand, remember we are stillon the same terminal [11:00] ok: passwd: password updated successfully [11:00] ok root@edubuntu:~# [11:00] perfect [11:01] now, what file browser do you use in gnome? [11:01] (to copy and paste) [11:01] gand, mhz_edu: please wait a sec [11:01] ok [11:02] gand, mhz_edu: what gand wants to do is copy a file, then move it to a root owned directory right ? [11:02] yes, but GUI like [11:02] ok [11:02] yes gui like [11:02] first scp to a directory you can write too [11:03] next ssh to server [11:03] and do sudo there? [11:03] then sudo nautilus [11:03] then move to where it should go [11:03] :) [11:03] gui way [11:03] can you sudo nautilus??? [11:03] yes [11:03] just like that? [11:04] 'sudo nautilus' [11:04] ok [11:04] should do [11:04] no other command need? [11:04] not that I can think of [11:04] it will open nautilus? [11:04] assuming X display is forwarded - yes [11:05] gand: please try it [11:05] but isn't the syntax 'sudo command something'? [11:05] just sudo command works for most gui apps [11:05] an now how can "delete" root password? [11:05] $ sudo nautilus [11:05] (nautilus:17818): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display: [11:06] gand: (nautilus:17818): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display means we need X11 display forwarding setup [11:06] sorry How can I do that? [11:06] Yagisan, once I successfully netbooted the client and network was autodetected in the clients side, was there any chance I could have used the PCMCIA CD drive to install everything from CD instead of net?? [11:07] gand, you are root now, right? can you just type nautilus? [11:07] gand: 'sudo passwd -l root' will lock the rook account for you [11:08] ok I'll lock root account [11:08] later [11:09] I type nautilus as root but again (nautilus:17864): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display: [11:09] mhz_edu: slim chance - depends on the drivers and if the could autodetect it [11:09] catch you later gand [11:09] ok thank [11:09] Yagisan, I have successfully install Ubuntu 'server' method. Now i would like to show off with an Edubuntu installation, so I can demo it from a laptop (the one I'll be using on presentations). [11:10] gand, hmm, it seems X11 needs to be set to allow you to do that [11:10] gand: http://www.ssh.com/support/documentation/online/ssh/adminguide/32/X11_Forwarding.html [11:10] I read thank [11:10] gand, that's what you need [11:11] Yagisan forwarding gand to read on forwarding X11 :D [11:12] I hope not to re- compile SSH :) [11:12] gand: this might be better http://www.cs.uwaterloo.ca/cscf/howto/ssh/ForwardX11.shtml [11:12] Yagisan, you need a Moin wiki for your site, especially if you'll have important documentation and news. [11:13] gand: basically ssh -Y your_server_here [11:13] Yagisan, I understand the driver thing. [11:13] mhz_edu: yes - but that is proof of concept - notice the redirect ? [11:13] Yagisan, what If I wanted to tell grub to boot from PCMCIA CD ? [11:13] I read: ssh -X [11:14] gand: With versions 3.8 and above, you may need to use the -Y option instead of -X [11:14] gand, ssh -X gand@server [11:14] ok [11:14] gand, ssh -Y gand@server [11:14] :D [11:14] mhz_edu: I don't think it can be done (yet) [11:14] just like ssh or scp :) [11:16] sorry "ssh -Y gand@edubuntu" or "ssh -Y edubuntu" [11:16] 1st [11:17] the same server you used to ssh ok [11:17] ok [11:17] so: [11:18] 1) ssh gand@myserver [11:18] 2) ssh -Y gand@edubuntu [11:18] nop [11:18] 1) ssh -Y gand@myserver [11:18] just 2) [11:18] 3) sudo nautilus [11:18] 2), then 3) [11:18] yes, no 1) [11:18] :D [11:22] http://pastebin.com/387869 [11:22] gand is kandinsky and server is moodle.sky.mi.it [11:23] (nautilus:18057): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display: [11:23] boooh [11:23] then I have no clue [11:23] try ssh -X instead [11:23] why not doing this rm.mv or cp via command line [11:25] Yagisan, in older PowerBooks (ppc), you may not boot any other OS different form Apple's. So , you had a bootloader. You places vmlinuz and initrd.gz onto the HD , booted and inserted a the other OS CD. [11:25] same error with -X [11:26] gand: you need to edit some ssh configuration files [11:26] gand: http://www.openssh.org/faq.html#2.7 [11:26] gand, for your own sanity, I reccomend you to learn MV, CP and RM to work from the commnad line. It's faster (lot), simple, and secure [11:27] gand: and if you need a file manager - 'apt-get install mc' on the server for a decent command line file manager [11:28] Yagisan, I am about falling asleep [11:28] more tools we have, better is :) thanks [11:28] Yagisan, I am about to be killed, in other words :D [11:28] just sunday 11.30 AM here [11:29] Milan Italy :) [11:29] hehehe, 06:30 [11:29] am [11:29] here [11:29] mamma mia! [11:29] 7:30 pm here [11:29] mhz_edu: Don't die! I see a potential customer :-D [11:29] lol [11:30] so, any ideas on how to install edubuntu now that I have a thin linux box [11:30] ? [11:30] Grub + ? [11:30] Grub + initrd.gz + linux file? [11:31] and that will boot to what? a PCMCIA cd? [11:31] mhz_edu: you have ppc ? [11:31] I had [11:31] I have, but needs some parts [11:32] ok - what is your thin linux box ? [11:32] Fujitsu b2175 [11:32] I though you had edubuntu set up ? [11:32] lifebooh [11:32] lifebook [11:33] I have: Celeron 700 Mhz + 128 RAM (desktop) and Fujitsu [11:33] My wife has another laptop: Compaq M300 [11:33] you want to take the fujitsu to demo right ? [11:33] both laptops boot PXE [11:33] yes [11:34] I have already sheduled 9 demos [11:34] so - the fujitsu should be a server ? [11:34] yes [11:34] and it has 2 ethX so far [11:34] are there already pc's where you are going ? [11:34] yes, and no. [11:35] ok - heres what I think you should do [11:35] we should install an edubuntu server on your laptop [11:35] we will adjust the dhcpd.conf for a different range [11:36] eg 192.168.45.0 === mhz_edu following and agreeing [11:36] we will then make several rom-o-matic bootable cd images, and bootable floppy images [11:36] covering the most common net cards [11:37] ah, for the other pc's you mean? [11:37] ! [11:37] yes [11:37] we plug you laptop in - boot it [11:37] then we boot the other pc's off floppys and cd's for proof of concept [11:37] and the laptops will provide edubuntu to the other pcs! that's the idea! [11:38] you get on average 15 clients on 100Mbs [11:38] my demos will/should be 3-5 clients tops [11:38] how much ram does the laptop have ? [11:38] 256 [11:39] and is 500 MHz "celeron" :( [11:39] but it has touchscreen!!! :D [11:39] I also have: 1 USB floppy drive and 1 PCMCIA CD drive [11:39] that should be ok for 1-3 clients (depening on what you load) - can stretch to 5 [11:39] depending [11:40] yes, hence I am trying to test fluxbos and windowmaker [11:40] I'd use icewm myself [11:40] well, we can include it :) [11:40] (windows users feel more comfatable) [11:40] comfortable [11:40] the idea is to show off as much as possible. even KDe :) [11:41] but Many of the clients I'd be using are 64-128 MB ram average [11:41] 400-700 MHz [11:41] sorry mhz_edu, 500MHz is not enough for KDE [11:41] the server needs as much RAM as it can get [11:42] I have used it but you're rght [11:42] all my clients are 64MB [11:42] my server however is 1.5GB [11:42] wow! [11:42] (all slots full :( ) [11:42] hehehe === mhz_edu envys you :) === Yagisan doesn't get an upgrade for 4 years [11:43] so, you say this laptop can have edubuntu [11:43] yes [11:43] booting from? [11:43] boot the laptop from the hard disk [11:44] it will be the server [11:44] yes [11:44] we will use the demo peoples computers as clients [11:44] but how do i boot it in order to install edubuntu on it? [11:44] :D [11:44] just a moment [11:45] do you have a 2.5" laptop hard drive adaptor ? [11:45] nop [11:45] otherwise I would have used it 80 hours ago :D [11:45] what media does the lifebook boot from [11:45] ? [11:46] hd and PXE === ajmitch__ [n=ajmitch@port161-152.ubs.maxnet.co.nz] has joined #edubuntu [11:47] mhz_edu: just checking an idea [11:47] booting Grub to get initrd.gz and then point it to PCMCIA CD would be cool! [11:48] my internet speed is not "speedy" [11:48] so from internet it would take 6 hours [11:48] or more [11:51] be back soon - dinner. [12:05] I get it sorry : [12:06] ? [12:06] sorry? [12:06] I just type sudo nautilus on terminal window locally on my server (via vnc) and my gnome now run as root [12:07] if I type sudo nautilus from psx teminal remotely from my ibook i got Gtk warning etc [12:07] psx/osx [12:09] so $ sudo nautilus I can manage root's files and folders cp/rm using gnome :) [12:18] i'm glad you worked it our [12:47] back again [12:48] mhz_edu: your laptop - are you sue it doesn't boot from cd ? 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[02:59] no idea [02:59] I'll do more testing a bit later [03:00] first I want to get powerpc clients running on and amd64 server === Seveas [n=seveas@seveas.demon.nl] has joined #edubuntu === lucasvo [n=lucasvo@www.wservices.ch] has joined #edubuntu === jinty [n=jinty@205.134.224.215] has joined #edubuntu [03:42] bye all === Yagisan [n=jamie@60-240-122-217.tpgi.com.au] has left #edubuntu [] === mac2|asleep is now known as macgyver2 === fersfeir [n=fernando@201.250.2.203] has joined #edubuntu [06:36] hi, i try to build with jigdo an iso image, but i can't :-( [06:36] --13:37:34-- http://releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/p/postgresql-8.0/libpq4_8.0.3-15ubuntu1_i386.deb [06:36] => `breezy-install-i386.iso.tmpdir/releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/p/postgresql-8.0/libpq4_8.0.3-15ubuntu1_i386.deb' [06:36] Reusing existing connection to releases.ubuntu.com:80. [06:36] Peticin HTTP enviada, esperando respuesta... 404 Not Found [06:36] 13:37:34 ERROR 404: Not Found. [06:37] know another mirrot to try? 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