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<0> a computer sales/repair place here in town, its a dumb place imo, they charge $$ even if you want to talk to them about a problem.
<0> good for IRC
<1> The good news is I only have one rack that needs patching and one room to install printers and driveshield. I guess I'll go in at 2 and get that done.
<0> good thing for IRC*
<0> i'll be back later, need to get ready and go get my paycheck
<1> For the most part I like what I do; I would like to have an "A1" repair shop, though.
<2> problem is thaqt with RIM, i would have to learn exchange
<3> anyone know where to get mozilla mplayer plugin?
<4> http://www.google.com/search?q=mozilla+mplayer+plugin&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:unofficial
<4> it takes less time to type the keywords in google.
<3> yea i did try that
<3> i dont want the source
<4> what is your distribution?
<3> deb
<4> apt-get install whateveryouwant
<3> heh
<4> if you don't know how to setup your repositories, then you can just download the package from packages.debian.org
<4> I found one here ->http://packages.debian.org/unstable/source/mplayerplug-in
<4> and guess what did I use to find it?
<3> ok thanks i am new
<5> anyone have a regex for matching any filename?
<4> atomi: *
<5> im not good at regex but i've got this [a-zA-Z0-9_.a-zA-Z0-9_]+ which doesn't match all of them
<4> atomi: *
<4> that would do
<5> Cognition so [*]+
<4> no
<4> * that's it
<5> let me try that
<4> or if you want at least one character
<4> use +
<4> err .. do you accept spaces in your file?
<4> and can you have a number in the first charadcter?
<5> yes i'd like to account for all variations
<5> i mean all even utf-8 if possible
<4> atomi: what kind of file, for what system?
<4> and what are you using the regex with?
<5> both fat ntfs and ext3
<4> ok ..
<4> the only thing you have to worry about is not having a space as the first character
<4> but again, I need context, how are you using this regex? where?
<5> as a url variable for file lookup using a browser
<4> ok .. so, what are you using to search the system, what utility?
<4> because if the utility is already a file utility, it will always return a file
<4> for example, if you type something like ls, you are guaranteed to have a file and nothing like say stdin
<5> it uses a java based url rewrite engine
<5> http://tuckey.org/urlrewrite/
<5> it sounds simple, i just need to match any filename - here are examples http://tuckey.org/urlrewrite/manual/2.6/guide.html
<4> atomi: ok, so you're rewriting URLs, how is that related to a file regex?
<5> i'm using the url to lookup files
<5> on an ext3 filesystem actually
<6> whats the supposed throughput of 802.11n?
<5> bbiab
<4> ok, so you want to put a regex in <from>regex</from> ?
<5> nm dude i don't want to break your brain - i'll get it in a bit.
<4> atomi: i think it's very simple, you just need .+ and you're done
<4> atomi: this will give you all characters
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