Looks like you can do it in the authorized_keys file:


permitopen="host:port"
Limit local ``ssh -L'' port forwarding such that it may
only connect to the specified host and port. IPv6 addresses can
be specified with an alternative syntax: host/port. Multiple
permitopen options may be applied ...

I think the problem is that nothing else, other than the host machine, knows how to get to your 192.168.0.x net. Try adding a static route to your router that points traffic for 192.168.0.x to 192.168.1.25. If you do that you might not need the bridge, I'm not sure about that tho.....

G.

Try doing a reverse dep check:
G.

I had a quick look at CUPS and it looks like you can do something like this for the device URI:
This might do the trick....

G.

EDIT: That format isn't listed as one of the examples, but it didn't complain when I entered it......

Not exactly what your looking for but might get you the same result: http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/5462

G.

More than likely the processes your starting have only a single thread of execution therefore can not be split accross the two logical processors. Check the man pages for the apps your running to see if there are options to turn on multi processor support (like -j for make).

G.

I think this is caused by the resulting mpg being over 2GB in size.

There is an option, I think its '-S 0', that will prevent the split.

Do 'mplex --help' for more details.

G.

You could use 'write' to send the user a message asking them to leave.

You could then give them a couple of minutes to finnish up then send them another message if they're still there giving them 10 seconds before you issue the kill.

Finally depending on how the logout script is used, you could ...

Well that sucks

At least you've been able to narrow it down to a problem with hardware incompatability or a driver bug. It might be worth digging through the source for the nVidia chipset driver and seeing if there's a mailling list or a maintainer that you can email directly.

G.

How can I save the audio track of a DVD directly to a WAVE file suitable for burning onto an Audio CD?

A: Suppose you want the 2nd audio stream from title #2:

transcode -x null,dvd \
-i /dev/dvd \
-T2,-1 \
-a 1 \
-y wav \
-J resample \
-E 44100 \
-o foo.wav

The resampling is needed ...

mplayer can do it:


mplayer -dvddevice <dvd-device> dvd://38 -chapter 3-3 -dumpaudio -dumpfile audio_track.out -aid <audio track-id>

<dvd-device> - This should be the path to your dvd-rom's device node, eg /dev/dvd
<audio track-id> - This is the ID of the track you want to rip. Use lsdvd to get ...

Is there a particular reason why you don't want to use kill? As far as I can tell there doesn't seem to be much of an alternative.....

G.

Well I can only think of one more thing to try. Why not compare the Puppy Linux kernel config with the one for your Gentoo box and see if there are any obvious USB related differences. I doubt you'll find anything, the config you posted above looks good, but there could be something we've missed ...

One thing I've noticed is that other USB stick you used appears to be USB 2 (ehci_hcd) where as your archos is a USB 1.1 (ohci_hcd) device. Have you tried other 1.1 devices to see if there's a problem with the actual 1.1 host controller in your machine?

G.

I'm guessing someone has nabbed/guessed your user's password then. The original spam message (or others like it) should appear in your logs and you should be able tell if they are authenticating properly.

G.

Hi,

Have you checked to see if your server will relay mail that appears to come from one of your valid users? This wouldn't be the same as an open relay because the mail looks like its coming from your domain.

The headers you supplied suggest that the mail when through your server and started at ...

I think you've made a typo.... Should it not be 'rtsp' (real time streaming protocol) instead of 'rstp'?

G.

This works, needs the double quotes round $foo in the echo:
G.

Do you have wireless support built into your kernel? I think you need the wireless extensions for ndiswrapper to work.

G.

PS. The config option you need is CONFIG_NET_RADIO

I'm pretty sure that the Cyrix is an x86 Pentium style processor. So I think your looking at an x86 tarball and i586 as the march for GCC.

G.

Check that both /usr/bin/env and /bin/env exist. If not try remerging coreutils.

G.

init() looks ok too. The other thing you could do is try stepping through the program with gdb and see what's going on.

G.

How big are N_STATES and N_ACTIONS?

G.

Could the problem be in init()? One thing to note is that printfs don't always make it to the screen when they are called. It can take time for stdout to get flushed and the text to hit the screen, especially if you go into some memory hungry busy loop......

G.

Option "TwinView" "on"


This option in the first device 'twin1' causes it to use both physical screens as one screen, larger logical screen (See the TwinView section of the howto I posted). The second device 'twin2' probably doesn't exist unless you have another PCI graphics card installed.

G.