multiuser on in either your .screenrc or on screen's command line. Then use acladd or aclchg to tell screen about the users that you want to connect. screen will not allow connections from any user it hasn't been explicitly told about. Once the permissions are set up, the other users run screen -r to attach. (If you want multiple people (including you) to be attached at the same time, use -x instead of -r. If you have multiple sessions, put the session name after the slash.)Hi,##SLACKWARE irc.freenode.net
you can set the sticky bit on /usr/bin/cpufreq-set,
but you are going to introduce a security risk, you will take the risk on your own,
from a root console:
chmod 4755 /usr/bin/cpufreq-set
after this change when a 'non admin user' will execute cpufreq-set,
will do that 'on behalf' of root.
AS
Message from syslogd@DEUS at Thu Apr 28 13:59:26 2011 ...
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DEUS kernel: [305700.000021] [Hardware Error]: Northbridge Error, node 0: , core: 0L3 ECC data cache error.
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DEUS kernel: [305700.000025] [Hardware Error]: Transaction: RD, Type: GEN, Cache Level: L3/GEN
| pupit | found this: http://lartc.org/howto/lartc.rpdb.multiple-links.html it looks ok, but even if i manage routing how to manage connections to eth0 and wlan0 simultaneously? im used to wicd btw |
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| pupit | eviljames: you were right, i do need NAT to setup things here :) |
| eviljames | pupit: I had a feeling that was what you were after, but was a little befuddled by the wording of the question. |
| pupit | sorry, my english is not spectacular sometimes :) |
| eviljames | pupit: Then computer becomes a wifi hotspot on wlan0 ; then your WLAN connects to your computer, which does routing/NAT/firewall |
| eviljames | WLAN above meaning wireless clients. |
| pupit | eviljames: yes |
| eviljames | pupit: I don't know much (anything) about setting up a wifi hotspot, other than your hardware must support it. I had a ralink device before that did not. |
| eviljames | pupit: Once that part is done, you'll be happy to hear the rest should be both trivial and well documented. |
| pupit | eviljames: i think ill draw this |
| pupit | :) |
| pupit | eviljames: http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a286/ctrl4del/multiwan.png |
| eviljames | pupit: You have a lot of options here. |
| eviljames | Very nice drawing, btw :P |
| pupit | hahaha |
| thrice` | what was it drawn in? :) |
| eviljames | pupit: So, is it possible to add a 2nd nic to PC2? If so, you could use eth0 + wlan0 in various configurations |
| pupit | i dedicate my drawing to eviljames |
| eviljames | Then use PC2 as your router/firewall. |
| pupit | eviljames: 2nd pc is eeepc |
| eviljames | oh.. waitasec... I just clued in that you want to do it to PC2 hah |
| pupit | i have an usb2ethernet adapter |
| eviljames | err duh PC1 |
| niels_horn | pupit: take a look at this post: http://blog.nielshorn.net/2008/09/load-balancing-two-isps/ |
| niels_horn | It's a bit old, but still valid... |
| pupit | thanks niels_horn :) |
| alphageek | 13.1RC2 ftw! |
| niels_horn | pupit: np :) |
| pupit | niels_horn: as it was stated above, drawing is nice, you could use it as an intro in the beginning of your blog :) |
| niels_horn | pupit: hehe... :) I actually need to update that post a bit. Who knows in my v2.0 |
| guax | 2008, some stuff happens in two years thats for sure |
| niels_horn | mancha: I don't think 13.1 will have 2.6.34... Just my guess... |
| guax | "ADSL modem 1Mb down, 320Kb up" |
| Action: guax bets is a brazilian ISP | |
| niels_horn | guax: yeah... :) Rio de Janeiro... |
| guax | :D |
