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<0> 64bit version of breezy badger installed fine
<0> Q-1, does all the gui functionality actually work on edgy?
<1> i use a freeshell and even that has sftp and scp access
<2> R0y_Mc: just use something like gftp or coreftp if you're on a windows client
<2> R0y_Mc: pick ssh, enjoy
<1> SirOSO: i couldnt boot edgy live or fiesty live so im back on dapper and currently upgrading to edgy
<0> whens 7.1 due?
<1> i dont know but the herd2 had major bugs
<3> Cancel> i am downloading filezilla, it should work, right ?
<1> herd3 is out though
<2> R0y_Mc: uhh I didnt say filezlla
<0> does it come with a newer version of gnome?
<1> i dont know but it has a new kde
<1> 3.5.6 i think
<4> Cancel: that'd be my fault. I said to try it
<3> Cancel> someone else said so, lol, so i just asked, since the download reached 55 %



<2> Boredboy: well sftp is diff then ssh, so the client I mentioned supports ssh and ssh2
<3> Cancel > ok Cancel thanks
<3> gftp, or coreftp ? which one you recommend for a dull person ?
<3> lol
<2> well on your nix machines gftp
<4> Cancel: ah it was just the one that came to mind for me. I know some windows users that use it fine for sftp on my servers
<2> on your windoze machines coreftp
<2> www.gftp.org
<2> Supports the FTP, FTPS (control connection only), HTTP, HTTPS, SSH and FSP protocols
<2> sftp again not being ssh
<3> thanks Cancel
<3> gtg sleep now, its 2:30 am, i will be back another time to give you a headach. hehe
<1> haha
<3> sorry for all the bla bla i lost your time with
<1> its 6:15 am here
<1> then again i dont have work tomorrow
<0> there all australians stalking me Q-1
<5> nick za3boud
<6> so how about them local sports teams
<7> wb, splitters
<1> SirOSO: sorry i was away
<8> alguien usa fedora 6
<1> yeah i only get aussie mirrors as well
<9> No mi, senor
<9> tienes problema?
<8> quisiera instalar Beryl
<10> yum install beryl
<1> was that italian?
<10> spanish
<1> ah
<8> i tried that
<8> but my connection is too slow
<1> does beryl come in fc6 cds?
<8> I downloaded beryl and all dependecies, i installed with rpm -ivh *.rpm, everything ok installation complete. When i run beryl i only can see the splash screen then my session is restarted... Help me please
<6> god damn amsn lags my whole system
<6> you know it's not even amsn
<6> it's 'wish'
<6> which is basically TK that amsn uses
<1> damn
<1> another split and i just googled to help that guy
<1> im off to bed ttygl
<11> what software/hardware is needed for infra red communication?
<12> infrared daemon
<12> lird?
<11> mobile to pc conectivity
<12> gnokii?
<13> does anyone know if an ISO can be used to store a raw floppy image? (boot sector and all)
<10> heh
<14> is tuxcds.com a good place to download distro ISO's ?
<15> wow
<15> that's...
<15> just.. wow.
<16> ?
<15> * Cryptorchild is now known as TuYuL`Ny4M4R`B4nC1
<17> :)
<16> Indonesian meets leetspeak.
<15> makes me think "bot"
<17> jeian : in bahasa :p
<16> Bahasa Indonesia! :}
<17> well.... seems like Tuyul did't comfort himself :)
<18> hey guys



<18> anyone good at c programming? I think I have a really easy question
<19> many of us are at least p***able C programmers...
<14> linuxiso.org is gone? wtf now i'm left with having to google and sift through a bunch of trap sites
<20> it's a trap!
<20> googling for linux isos should be asey
<14> well that being said i have no idea if the iso's i'm getting are from official mirrors
<20> then go to official sites
<20> :P
<20> what are you looking for
<18> this is for a stupid project. i have a file image.bin and it's some filesystem( I think HP) I need to start at a certian offset which contains inode iformation. For example I need to start at offset 2834 and go 64 bytes I think. How would I do that? Like what in c lets me read the file? I think I need to read the hex?
<14> our IT guys demand SuSE
<20> opensuse ?
<20> or commercial version
<20> you need to purchase the commercial version
<14> SuSE.. and i dont want to go to novell's trap website :)
<20> www.opensuse.org
<20> SuSE is commercial
<18> i used to like suse...until the deal!
<20> you need to purchase
<14> so what is this i'm getting from ftp://chuck..ucs.indiana.edu/linux/suse/i386/ ? opensuse or suse?
<14> 10.0 GM
<19> AtSquiggs: unless you're already writing a C program for something else, dd is very helpful for getting parts of files...
<20> AtSquiggs, you're not a c programmer i'm guessing?
<20> there are standard libraries that let you read / open files. fopen, fread, fwrite, etc
<18> no, i'm used to writing in java or vb. most of my programming that I use for work is php :)
<20> but as furrywolf said, dd works well
<19> Mulder: from the phrase "read the hex", I don't think he's a programmer, period. :)
<18> mulder - i was thinking that is what i need, i just wanted to make sure
<20> furrywolf, hehe
<14> SUSE-10.0-CD-i386-GM-CD1.iso (through 5)
<18> hey, I really am. I think i'm just turned around on this one
<18> i said hex be cause the give this example of what I'm actually suppose to read, isn't this hex?
<18> tux% od -Ax -t x1 -j2688 ./IPC_Tutor.bin | head -n 4
<18> 000a80 81 b6 00 01 00 64 00 64 00 00 22 a7 00 00 24 00
<19> what are you trying to accomplish? (big picture, not this step)
<14> tuxcds.com had a mirror link to that indiana ftp... but it was for the 9.2 LiveDVD... i directly ftp'd and found 10.0 CD iso's... but are these official and up to date?
<19> G-WiZ-: go to the website of the people that maintain the software?
<18> I really don't want you guys to just tell me how to do it. I just don't have tons of time to go down the wrong path so if you say I just do it will fopen and a couple other things I think I should find my way there, but here is what I need to do. On deliverable 1 right now
<18> http://www.cs.drexel.edu/~vp/CS370/***ign2/index.html
<19> and we don't do homework. :P
<18> i don't want you to do it. really
<18> I just thought you guys would know. but if you don't want to thats cool too. i'm sure i'll figure it out
<18> furrywolf, you can see what I said read the hex now can't you?
<21> hi all
<19> AtSquiggs: umm.... why do I get the feeling this cl*** has a prerequsite you didn't take? :)
<18> lol ;)
<20> who knows what that stuff is re: suse
<19> "Prerequisites: Good knowledge of C and programming tools." ... lol
<18> furrywolf - i started going to school part time my third year in and started my own business. i've been taking cl***es part time since then
<14> damn these guys, i should just tell IT to use OpenSuSE.. not like they can tell the difference.. at least i dont have to wade through the novell site
<16> We use OpenSUSE.
<18> but then life(marriage,kids, etc.) have delayed it a little so it has been awhile since Ive used c
<19> well, for starts, try fopen(), fseek(), fread()...
<14> they claim the reason they want SuSE is cause we use *gag* Groupwise and some of our network is on Netware
<19> if you have any normal linux or unix install, you should have man pages for all those.
<19> but this ***ignment requires a good understanding of files, structures, pointers, and lots of other things...
<18> ok i just wanted to make sure that is what I needed to use. thank you for helping though
<14> besides, its not like any of these ***hats actually know how to setup, let alone use linux.. they would probably just use webmin all day
<18> i'm sure I'll get it done. Might not be the prettiest thing you've ever seen though
<20> the indiana site might even have the retail sues
<20> but who knows
<14> "oh, we have some kernel locking software that we purchased"
<16> AtSquiggs: Just don't end up like this guy: http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/So_Bad_It_Needs_An_Apology.aspx
<16> :P
<20> if you could even call it retail
<14> not sure why they would buy software for an OS that they got for free
<18> lol
<14> wonder what this amazing "kernel locking" app is that they bought (and how much did they pay)
<18> thanks mulder and furrywolf
<4> jeian: hehehe, I think we employed that "coder" here!
<14> plus why do we need that crap, if this is an internal dev box


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