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<0> that should work
<0> -Uvh may actually be a safer option set
<1> nada to do with safe
<1> U is upgrade i is install
<1> U will install if not present
<1> i wont
<1> or i wont upgrade if present
<1> Regial: fedora is redhat
<2> oh my god
<2> root@fast [~]# rpm -ivh openssl-0.9.8a-5.i686.rpm
<2> error: Failed dependencies:
<2> libc.so.6(GLIBC_2.4) is needed by openssl-0.9.8a-5.i686
<0> i hate rpm's
<0> feel better now cancel?
<1> i feel the same
<2> do i need to install cURL by source?
<1> if you have an rpm based system suggest you get yum or apt
<1> rpm does not get dependencies for you and neither does deb
<1> the package manager uses that information to go get the dependencies for you
<2> hmm
<1> most folks are woefully ignorant of this
<2> Cancel now what to do?
<1> what I already told you to do
<1> not going to repeat it either
<2> i dont understand these "yum or apt"
<1> google them
<2> root@fast [~]# rpm -ivh glibc-obsolete-2.3.90-20.i686.rpm
<2> error: Failed dependencies:
<2> glibc = 2.3.90 is needed by glibc-obsolete-2.3.90-20.i686
<2> ld-linux.so.2(GLIBC_PRIVATE) is needed by glibc-obsolete-2.3.90-20.i686
<2> lol
<2> its funny
<2> everything need something.
<3> yep, that's rpm hell, it's a real pain since rpm doesn't take care of dependancies on it's own
<4> hello ppl
<3> i can't take any distro that uses rpm seriously...
<5> fire-eyes, dpkg doesn't either
<2> hmm thats good fire-eyes
<2> agreed
<3> dpkg isn't used these days, apt is or something. not toally sure, i don't use either
<6> exit
<6> err
<6> /exit
<5> apt uses dpkg
<6> wtf???
<3> heh
<5> apt is the interface dpkg is the package manager itself
<6> /quit
<6> god dammit
<5> just like yum and rpm
<3> /kick Interex helping to quit
<6> how do i QUIT??
<3> you keep putting a space in.
<6> i've never hard problems with irssi
<6> /quit
<6> i am just typing /quit
<6> i see the sapces
<5> stop hitting a space
<6> I'M NOT DOING IT
<3> the few times i've messed with apt (ubuntu), apt-get install whatever took care of what i asked for and it's deps, so i'm not quite sure what you mean
<6> /quit
<6> its doing it on its own
<6> /whois interex
<6> erm
<5> try ctrl-\
<6> its doing it to all aliases
<6>
<3> ctl-c maybe
<6> just put a [C]
<5> only ctrl-z
<5> will work
<5> I think
<3> never seen irssi do any of that stuff
<6> i dunno what had happened... i loaded screen, then irssi and anything with / made a space
<6> webmin allows you to install mysql doesnt it?
<6> ah fsck it, i'll do it the hard way
<6> [afk]
<7> any generous apache experts willin to give me a hand with a virtual host prob im havin?
<3> if you don't get what you need here, irc.freenode.net #apache might be another place to ask
<7> yeah the #apache here is kinda lackluster
<8> bbl
<9> How do I get rid of a phantom directory entry? ls says "no such file or directory" and rm says likewise
<9> And I don't mean when I specify a name.
<9> I mean just 'ls' and 'rm *'
<10> phantom entry?
<10> explain
<1> phantom
<9> phantom, meaning that the dirent lists it but the file does not exist. It's an fs inconsitency.
<9> Except with more s's.
<1> if the dir list it its likely really there
<10> uh
<1> is this a local or nfs
<1> I have seen nfs do that
<1> see it local but not on the nfs side and vice versa
<9> Local, and 'ls' does not list it, as I mentioned.
<1> its a known nfs flaw
<10> Apsu, what's the filename according to dirent?
<9> player.Cpp -- the only item which did exist was player.cpp
<10> try open it using dirent?
<10> try opening it with a function call rather
<10> so eg. vim player.Cpp
<9> "new file"
<10> hmmm
<9> Let's see what happens when I complete the link by saving a file by that name
<10> before you do that
<10> use the 'open' system call to open the file
<10> see ifthat's successful
<10> catch/translate any errors that it returns
<9> I don't believe that will matter. What's your rationale? ls and rm use the same libc that my open will.
<10> the point is to byp*** libc, and go straight to the system
<10> it's starting to sound like a bug though
<9> Well, my setup was like this.
<10> or perhaps soemone's sneaky rootkit?
<10> heh
<9> Impossible, it's an isolated system.
<9> I'm editing files in the directory over ftp and there was a slight lag during updating and I was compiling at the same time it attempted to update player.cpp
<9> This has happened once before. An fsck fixed it on reboot.
<9> But my concern is that it ought not happen at all.
<9> And I'm curious if there's a way besides fsck to fix phantom entries.
<10> fsck is the ideal tool to do it
<10> since it's the filesystem check
<9> Ideal in that respect, not quite so in that I'm on my root partition, and I need to take the system down to fsck it.
<9> I wonder if unlinking the directory itself would clear it up.
<10> you should separate out /home
<10> if you unlink all instances of it, the filesystem is supposed to clean it up
<10> but if the filesystem si slightly corrupted as may be the case, that may not happen
<9> My thoughts exactly.
<10> my advice is fsck, and migrate /home to a separaet drive/aprtition for the future
<10> what ftpd was it you used?
<9> Thanks, I appreciate your input.
<9> vsftpd
<10> hmm ok, vsftpd is usually pretty good
<9> I tend to think it was g++'s fault. And, perhaps, reiserfs.
<9> I'm sure g++ didn't like vsftpd toying with it's files while it was using them.
<9> What I don't get is how it was possible to occur. They should have been locked.
<10> heh that's what i'm thinking too
<10> i dont think g++ coders would be so careless as to not lock all files beofre it starts its routine
<9> Exactly
<10> maybe it's reiser
<9> That'd be more likely. Or maybe even libc. I'm running 2.3.4
<10> i'm blaming reiser
<9> Well... hell. fsck didn't fix it this time.
<9> I think I'll unlink the folder..
<11> marvel is making a iron man movie
<11> sweet
<12> kde or gnome?
<3> gee. jaring.my again. go figure.
<13> anyone know an app to synch the colours on a monitor or to help synch them
<13> i had lost the reds, i took the case off, played with the dials, got full colour back but now the colours are a wee bit outta synch
<9> menace: xgamma?
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