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<0> anyways.. whats new ?
<0> some kinda webserver i guess
<1> If its any better than Apache, I would perhaps know :)
<0> em well scanning a apache :P it says it has this thing running :\
<2> can i reload files i've rm'd?
<0> weird but its there alright ive searched google and turned up a few rsult
<0> results*
<3> ModeSixNine-away: sure
<3> restore from backup
<4> hrm
<0> hey Enchanter_tim
<4> hey chills
<5> Enchanter_tim: feds
<4> hehe
<0> lol
<0> i found a gov website p*** with google
<0> lol
<0> .cn is of which country
<5> sweden i think
<6> somebody knows where can obtain psyBNC free?
<5> or china on eof the two
<7> hi
<7> somebody to help me to install a winmodem on red hat 6.1
<8> PsYkOtIkO : you need to ask in #bnc on efnet. We don't support BNC in this channel.
<0> RED HAD :\
<6> Ok.
<0> 6.1:\
<6> thanks
<8> PsYkOtIkO : Good luck.
<6> :-)
<6> _popeye_: Of where she is the people of this servant?
<8> PsYkOtIkO : I don't know, perhaps wandering about in the Elysium Fields
<6> _popeye_: Ah. I am of Chile I am visiting servants IRC to kill the boredom
<8> PsYkOtIkO : Ah, I see. Enjoy your stay.
<6> _popeye_: That I enter other servants IRC to learn new things ;)
<8> PsYkOtIkO : I told you where to ask for a BNC, and it is NOT here, nor is it from messaging me. If you do so again, I will be forced to ask you to leave.
<6> sorry
<9> budak_SJr == on-join
<10> hi anyone knows why my iptables doesnt reconize dyndns hostnames ?
<3> it wants numbers not names most likely
<0> chalo every one iam off for a few days
<0> have fun alll ... see you people in a few days
<10> yeah .. sigh .. the pros and cons of having a dynamic ip
<10> take care chills
<10> i cry when angel deserves to die
<0> haha
<9> grab a brush and put on a little makeup
<11> whats difference in like i386 or alpha or pc98 or wat not
<10> the hardware * achitecture
<12> type of computer/processor ar..
<12> ya
<11> how would i be able to find which is best pack for my system
<12> well
<12> what processor do you have
<12> intel ?
<12> amd ?
<11> yes
<12> intel what
<11> intel
<11> 3.0 HT 800MHZ
<12> P3 ?
<11> p4
<12> get i386
<12> unless its a 64bit processor
<12> but i doubt it is
<11> nah reg 32bit
<12> i386
<12> will suit you fine
<11> am going with freebsd as install wish me luck ;p
<12> freebsd != linux
<13> hello
<12> hello Isaac-Lew
<14> brb: load.
<15> hello im having trouble installing freebsd can someone help me please?
<16> www.linuxiso.com
<15> thanks
<17> !ping $me
<18> hi there, does anyone know how I can create a tar file, from a huge list of files ?
<18> (putten them after eachother on the commandline doesn't work)
<18> putten = putting
<16> ...
<16> whats yur command line look like?
<18> tar -zcvf myfile.tar.gz [all the filenames]
<16> i ***ume they are not in the same diretory
<18> yes
<18> is that the problem?
<16> you used *
<16> and what happened?
<18> what? if i used a '*' ?
<16> have you tried just taring the directory?
<16> tar cf file.tar directory
<18> yes
<18> that worked
<18> but its the huge file list i think
<13> don't use a *
<18> i'm not using a *
<13> do: tar zcvf file.tar.gz directory/
<18> Isaac-Lew: but i've got a list with files which I want to tar
<13> and make sure there's enough disk space for the new tar.gz file
<18> Isaac-Lew: this is a part of the command: http://pastebin.com/551570
<13> oh ok
<13> cat the list through a pipe
<16> tar cf blah.tar `cat file
<16> `
<16> pipe would be better if the list gets any longer
<18> so first write that list to a file, and than pipe it?
<13> yes
<18> thanx
<13> or, why not just tar up the templates directory?
<16> only include X file names
<18> is this the command: tar cf file.tar | cat file
<9> tar cf file.tar 'cat file'
<18> with the quoates?
<9> yes...
<18> i'm getting this error now: Could not stat: No such file or directory
<18> does that mean that it can't find the file with the filelist?
<1> backticks
<1> not quotes
<1> tar -cf file.tar `cat file`
<9> oh yeah... `s not 's
<18> thanx ( -I did the trick)
<13> I thouhgt GNU tar supported some kind of include
<19> how I can know how many apache process are running in my box?
<3> ps -A |grep httpd
<19> this is listing
<19> i just need total count
<3> surel yyou can count that
<14> lol
<19> lol
<3> ps -A |grep httpd
<3> if you cant count those line numbers there
<3> ps -A |grep httpd |wc if you are too lazy to count
<3> i'm sure there is even something like wc that will just give you lines
<19> 127 1398 10028
<20> -l
<19> explain that
<20> wc -l
<3> cool thanks Kabuto
<5> 127 httpd's? heh
<3> so
<3> for the lazy
<3> ps -A |grep httpd |wc -l
<19> ps -A |grep httpd |wc -l
<3> thats hella lot
<19> yah thats it
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