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L i n u x H e l p
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Welcome to KrnlPanic.com!
Download BitchX for Linux
BitchX is a terminal based IRC client with roots to IRCII (please pardon the use of
the term `root` ;-)
Common problems include, but are not limited to the following:
- Flood protection is set to maximum as a default.
/set flood_protection off will fix you right up ;-)
- Auto Away settings.
/set auto_away off or
/set auto_away_time ### (in seconds)
- Nick completion.
/set nick_completion off
/set nick_completion_char (insert ascii character here)
/fset format_away (Your away message here)
default-> $nick is away: ($3-) $1 $2
###################################################
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##Sample ~/.bitchxrc
## (This file will help your BitchX survive
## the conservative no bold or anything channels)
##
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SET AUTO_AWAY_TIME 1800
SET AUTO_AWAY OFF
SET BEEP OFF
SET DCC_DLDIR ~/bxdownloads
SET FLOOD_PROTECTION OFF
SET NICK_AUTO $0:$1-
SET NICK_COMP $0:$1-
SET SWATCH COLLIDE,KILLS,MISMATCH,IDENTD
FSET AWAY is away: ($3-) [message log on]
# Server aliases
ALIAS US /server us.undernet.org
ALIAS ARL /server arlington.va.us.undernet.org
ALIAS ATL /server atlanta.ga.us.undernet.org
# User aliases
ALIAS WIN /window new hide
ALIAS CP /ping $C
ALIAS ICMPING /exec ping -c 5 $0
# Op aliases
ALIAS LOG /m x@channels.undernet.org login $C $0
ALIAS OPME /msg x op $C $N
#EOF
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##Sample entries for ~/.bash_profile
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# A few IRC variables
IRCNICK="YourNick"
IRCNAME="This is what shows up in a /whois"
IRCSERVER="us.undernet.org irc.yourserver.com:6667"
export IRCNICK IRCNAME IRCSERVER
#EOF
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L i n u x W o r l d N e w s
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What in the hell is a KrnlPanic? Well, a KrnlPanic is me! Actually, let's start with "What is a kernel?". The
kernel is the core of your operating system (OS), whether your OS is Linux, Unix or windows. The kernel takes
care of all process management (what program runs and when), memory management (which parts of memory get used for what) and
also, the kernel takes care of interfacing the OS with your computer's hardware (disk drives, sound card, modem, network card, etc).
Now...since the kernel is doing all of these extremely important jobs, it stands to reason
that if it has an error, it will be a Bad Thing(tm).
If you use windows, you know a kernel panic as a "BSOD" or Blue Screen of Death. Or how about "Invalid Page
Fault in KERNEL32.DLL". I'm sure you've probably seen both of those. In Linux, a Kernel Panic is normally plainly stated
so. At boot time is when you will see most linux panics. I have yet to see a linux kernel panic while the system is running.
You may have seen "Kernel Panic: init not found" or "Kernel Panic: VFS unable to mount root fs on 2:00". All of these previously
listed errors are because of something that happened to the kernel that it couldn't handle, whether it was an access to an
invalid memory location or the inability to find the initialization files it requires.
I hope that sufficiently explains things. Oh yeah...KrnlPanic is also my name ;-)
- Rick
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