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<0> !
<0> how do we view a source code of a php page?
<1> 2ble click it?
<2> cR1miNaL, you can't
<0> on net
<2> it's a server side language
<0> http://www.zend.com/codex.php?id=203&single=1
<3> http://tinyurl.com/olp9q
<0> see it
<0> what does they mean?
<2> cR1miNaL, you can't!
<0> i cant get it
<2> not unless they offer the source
<4> I think schlen is a bot
<4> everytime you paste a like
<0> plz look at the site
<5> cR1miNaL : We REALLY hate it when people like you don't bother taking the time to type please.
<4> it pastes back another like
<4> ie
<4> http://www.google.com/linux
<4> oops
<4> hehe
<6> lol
<4> http://lxer.com/module/newswire/ext_link.php?rid=64248
<3> http://tinyurl.com/osy5f
<4> there we go
<4> hehe
<4> hunterfighter: try pasting my link again
<4> :P
<4> simmy: when are you gonna post those pics ?
<7> subnet, huh?
<8> Al-Ashtar : Working on it right now.
<9> testin LOL
<4> simmy: dying to see them
<8> miss Michigan, do ya? :D
<10> can any of you tell me what actual packages I need to run Gnome on debian?? I got x-window-system , and gnome.....
<8> oh, man... some of these shots... they're WONDERFUL! And I grabbed 'em randomly while I was riding.
<10> please?
<10> or not.
<4> Lox: so you have gnome, and you want to know what packages you need to run gnome ?
<4> !
<10> it won't work.. I thought I might need somethhing else.
<10> thats all.
<4> ooh
<10> I'll figure it out though.
<4> I'm guessing that if you use apt-get install gnome it would download the needed packages to run gnome
<10> I guessed that too.. but it didn't seem to work.... I'll remove everything and try again.
<7> gnome and X
<4> did you try startx ?
<4> there you go :)
<4> gnome and X
<4> slicers is a silent helper
<4> hehe
<10> hmm..
<7> startx or trough gdm
<4> slicers: doesn't he need to configure xorg first ?
<7> Al-Ashtar, right :)
<10> wheres xorg come from?
<10> :p
<7> x.org
<7> the coolest domain name :D
<4> /etc/X11/xorg.conf
<4> there is an auto configuration command
<4> hold on
<4> X --configure
<4> xf86cfg
<4> xf86config
<10> ooo
<4> right slicers ?
<4> or even dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86
<7> yep, and xorgconfig
<4> X -config
<4> are all possibilities
<10> bah.. not its improperly set up and some stuff aboud skipping libGL...
<10> there we go I think its going this time..
<10> thanks.
<7> GL, use Mesa
<4> np
<10> I just had a wrong setting in there I think
<10> something thats not a command line is loading.
<11> back
<11> what did i miss here
<4> you can edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf manually if you know what you're doing
<4> then restart x by ctrl+alt+backspace
<4> Cognition: wb
<11> hmm, some talk about Gnome
<4> Cognition: you missed me helping :D
<11> you da man
<4> Cognition: how can I check to see is the crontab I set did run ?
<4> s/is/if
<11> check the cron files in /var/log
<11> also, depending on the task being performed, you track it itself
<4> the task is updatedb
<4> how can I track that
<4> nope
<4> no cron under /var/log
<10> now that I got my gnome to work... is there a better desktop sorta program?? KDE??
<12> crontab -l ?
<12> touch a file, wait till after updatedb should have run, see if locate locates it
<4> there are lots of desktop environments but the most famous two are gnome and kde
<4> daucus_carota: that would list the crontab
<10> bah.. now things are dying unexpectedly..
<4> I wanna see if it was executed or not
<11> Al-Ashtar: one way is to check /var/logs/cron
<4> Cognition: there is no cron under /var/logs
<12> is the cron daemon running?
<4> hmm
<4> good question
<4> lol
<13> I'd say, that's one interesting use for bash.
<10> yes..
<13> As I'm just a humble newbie, I won't try for such things just quite yet. But I'm sure your experience with it is all good, Lox. :D
<4> daucus_carota: lsmod to see if it's running of not, right ?
<10> now my stinking mouse pointer disappears..
<14> I prerfer KDE to Gnome
<12> Al-Ashtar, ps aux | grep cron
<13> I prefer MS-DOS to DR-DOS.
<7> ps -C crond
<14> thats nice
<12> slicers, that won't find it
<4> nope not running
<12> In Ubuntu it's /usr/sbin/cron
<4> ali@Ubuntu:~$ ps aux | grep cron
<4> root 5720 0.0 0.0 2120 844 ? Ss Jul04 0:00 /usr/sbin/cron
<7> /usr/sbin/crond -l10 >>/var/log/cron 2>&1
<4> slicers: I don't understand
<12> s/crond/cron
<4> ok
<4> you guys lost me
<7> Al-Ashtar, man crond
<12> "replace crond with cron"
<12> Al-Ashtar, it looks like it's running... but you could always /etc/init.d/cron restart just to be sure
<4> daucus_carota: for slicers's command ?
<12> Al-Ashtar, yes
<12> In Ubuntu, it's "cron".. not "crond"
<7> Al-Ashtar, i use dillon cron
<7> dcron
<4> ali@Ubuntu:~$ sudo /usr/sbin/cron -l10 >>/var/log/cron 2>&1
<4> bash: /var/log/cron: Permission denied
<7> may be ubuntu use another
<4> now what !
<11> Al-Ashtar: ***ume super user
<4> I did
<4> sudo /usr/sbin/cron -l10 >>/var/log/cron 2>&1
<11> Al-Ashtar: why are you doing all of this, do you just want to check how old is your database?
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