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<0> what type is one byte?
<1> AtSqUiGgs: if the field, say, .next_node is at 6 bytes from the start of the structure, and is a 4 byte integer then you need to use node.next_node = *(uint32_t) (node_ptr + 6)
<1> actually uint32_t *
<0> sorry
<1> and repeat that for every field
<2> hello
<2> i need some help with transperant proxy
<2> can any body help me out ?
<0> balrog-kun - i missed that or are you just messing with me?
<0> what do i need to do on every field?
<1> if the field, say, .next_node is at 6 bytes from the start of the structure, and is a 4 byte integer then you need to use node.next_node = *(uint32_t *) (node_ptr + 6)
<3> What kind of code does a Unix->text converter involve?
<3> Unix text->ASCII
<1> fruitbag: a simple regex
<3> balrog-kun: how elegant is the code.
<4> unix text to ascii makes no sense
<1> err.. actually what's unix text?
<1> ascii means text for me
<3> balrog-kun: unix text looks jumbled up in Windowsw.
<1> i wouldn't know
<4> unix line termination
<4> it's still ascii
<3> I'd be interested to find out how elegant the code involved would be.
<4> trivial code
<4> and there are already tools to do it
<3> Man... I could code all night without halt.
<4> any windows text editor thta cant handle the heat is useless though
<1> it'd be a single 3-line long loop
<0> wouldn't that still put it in backwards?
<1> AtSqUiGgs: backwards?
<3> balrog-kun: demonstrate the code, please.
<1> fruitbag: it'd be a read(), a regexec() and write()
<3> Trivial indeed.
<0> i'm type casting from a mmap'd file into a struct, the first 2 bytes should be 81b6, but they come in as b681
<1> the host has different endianness than the file contents then
<1> you need to byteswap the values
<0> ok, so how do I do that?
<5> I told you earlier... htons() and friends.
<0> :)
<0> i created a new struct that has unsigned char mode[2] and so on, then typecasted the file into that
<5> or reconstruct it by hand... 256*(whatever 1) + (whatever 2).
<0> then I could write the values into the node struct by doing a.mode[0] and a.mode[1], well i guess reverse if I wanted them right
<5> I'd need to look at the ***ignment closer, and I'm not in the mood to do your homework. :)
<5> bbl
<0> one quick thing
<6> hi all
<0> when you say reconstruct it by hand, 256*(whatever 1), I dont understand that. can you explain it a little more?
<1> 256 * (the first byte) + (the second byte) is effectively the value (the halfword as one value)
<1> as in *(uint16_t *) x == (x[0] << 8) + x[1]
<1> ***uming x has type (uint8_t *)
<0> oh ok, let me try that
<0> sweet, so what does the 256 * do?
<7> hi
<7> can i install packages from other distr?
<7> it's normal or not?
<1> AtSqUiGgs: multiply by 256
<1> hieroglyph_: yes, you can
<7> why they are not entered in db?
<1> hieroglyph_: what db?
<7> data base
<1> what data base?
<7> rpm data base
<1> because they are not rpm's?
<7> lol
<1> each distro has only the packages they chose in their db
<1> the ones they support or like or someting
<7> what is *devel*.rpm?
<7> where can i find cairo-devel for mandriva 2007
<7> ?
<8> Good evening all.
<9> good evening
<7> for all rpm i can find tar.gz||bz2?
<10> rpms are usually distributed as, well, rpms, not GZ/BZ files.
<7> when install cairo from othe distr i have many dependencies...
<7> i need cairo-devel*.tar.gz
<7> or bz2
<9> hieroglyph_: why not just yum install cairo-devel?
<7> i can't compile gtk+
<9> any reason why you are compiling it?
<11> eh what's this pdflush do?
<1> pdflush writes VFS caches
<11> so pdflush is a part of reiser fs?
<12> I don't think so, I have various systems with reiser 3 or 4 and none of them have any file with pdflush as part of their name, nor any directory
<11> its a process that pops up in top
<11> but not that often
<13> pdflush is part of the filesystem support in linux.
<13> It flushes dirty pages to physical storage.
<13> it doesn't have to do with any one fs.
<1> rocket625: it's a kernel thread, not a process
<11> ah
<11> any thoughts on 3d desktop, like does it work, does it crash?
<11> im looking at nvidia rpms and but for fc4, I run suse 10.2
<14> hi mates! i need a little help with (opensuse 10.2) linux. installing was no problem. when i try to boot linux im getting a black screen (i can hear the login sound but my monitor shows a black screen)
<14> anyone can help?
<1> try pressing ctrl-alt-+
<14> then i am at the console, right?
<1> no
<14> ok...ill try this. can you help me to get into console instead of x? so that i am able to try yast/sax or whatever to get at least vesa drivers running?
<1> ctrl-alt-f1 should take you to console,
<1> otherwise you'd have to change the default runlevel to 3 but i'm not sure if this can be done before the system boots
<14> ok! ill try a few thoughts and thanks!!! bye
<15> anyone knows anything about monit configuration ?
<16> http://www.howtoforge.com/server_monitoring_monit_munin
<16> http://www.tildeslash.com/monit/doc/examples.php
<0> furrywolf - you back yet?
<15> klb: thanks. but i allready read allot of examples and docs and it seams that i'm missing somthing
<17> yo
<15> my problem is that i made the correct (i thing) configurations but when a pid is doing down monit is not doing anything ... just saying xxxx process is not running
<10> Hi.
<17> What's up on Linux front? I've been using Linux since 1998. It sure has matured a lot.
<16> Paranoikos, I don't know what to tell you.. The only exerience I've had with it is that I've forgotten it's been running and wondering why things like postfix and mysql keep restarting when I'm editting config files
<16> or, seeing it fight with heartbeat
<15> ok klb thanks, i try to figure this out.
<18> Ok, I'm running FC6, on a laptop, with a Synaptics touchpad, I got the drivers or w/e, but i need something to configure the sensitivity and touch zones
<18> is there any such software hiding somewhere out there that will let me configure my synaptics touch pad?
<19> Hello folks.
<19> Anything new in the Linux world?
<10> There's always something new. :}
<19> I would be obliged to hear what you have learned.
<19> :)
<19> I have been working on BSD for a little while.
<19> By the way what is going on with Fedora and RedHat?
<20> ScienceMr: same same
<19> I have RedHat 9 and RedHat corporate edition. I like RH 9 over the corporate edition.
<16> near as I can tell, they never found the hat
<19> RedHat 9 is far superior than the Enterprise version as well.
<20> rh9 is ancient
<19> Maybe so it is ancient, but, it still is ahead of it's time.
<16> is that troll I smell?
<20> hey if you think its ahead of its time catch up to today
<20> as fc6 is a tad ahead of rh9
<19> Fc6, hrmm. OK I should do a little bit of homework on that. Thanks for the heads up.
<20> rh9 is so last millenium
<19> That may be true Cancel and klb, but, I have made plenty of money even up till now on RH9.
<20> good for you
<19> Thanks.
<16> indeed
<19> It is good.
<19> I still make lots of money on Windows DOS too.
<20> rh9 is to fc6 as windows95 is to vista
<19> People are willing to pay for it so I give them technical stuff.
<16> you do realize that the only reason you've not been kickbanned is because I find you entertaining, right?
<19> Thanks hlb.
<20> he is fun
<19> I cannot tell you how many students and techs who need advice with old software and stuff. UNIX, Zenix, Windows, Apple and more.
<19> I teach at a Network Technology Academy.
<10> When did Windows become old software?
<20> unix hasn't exactly changed drastically oh in the last 30 years
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