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<0> can it do multiple server replication?
<1> multiple server in what sense?
<0> so you can specify several master server ip's to replicate to
<0> in case one fails
<1> tbh I don't know, I haven't used it myself, just talked to those who do.
<0> or even simultaneously
<1> #postgresql on freenode's the place for all that, smart people there.
<2> OrngeTide: oh, heh, the other thing is that i think this guy _does_ care, because he wants to get into the graduate math education program here
<2> it's just that i don't think he's cut out for it
<1> Vratha, easy enough, if he fails, it doesn't happen.
<2> word
<1> word to the teacher yo
<3> if he fails you should remove his right hand.
<3> it helps you tell this to him before you remove it. otherwise it's not really incentive anymore:)
<2> hahaha
<1> OrngeTide, severla former lives
<1> OrngeTide, btw, I watched the first ep of Lexx last night
<3> oh. cool
<3> was it strange? :)
<1> it was scifi, so naturally I liked it :D
<3> it's sort of pulp scifi. it's hard to describe
<2> that show is weird
<1> yeah pretty camp
<2> it's a giant penis flying through space
<3> it's a little perverted. so i like it.
<1> quite a lot of brain squishing too.
<3> oh man. brain squishing is the best.
<2> i always like their *** slave bots or whatever they are
<1> I'm not sure I'm going to keep watching it, it's sorta yet another "boldly going" kinda scifi show.
<1> haven't actually seen any of those besides wormgirl
<1> she of the perpetually changing accents.
<2> Gambit-: battlestar galactica (new one) is good if you haven't seen that
<1> Vratha, Yeah, I'm watching it right now, actually :)
<2> don't know if they're going to make anything past the first 2 seasons though :(
<1> You forget how ****ed up the beginings were from the old one
<1> what, of BSG?
<2> yeah
<2> of BSG
<1> I thought they were already into season 3
<3> i like the second season Xev better than the first season Zev.
<2> Gambit-: are they? sweet; hope i'm wrong then
<2> Gambit-: i didn't see the old BSG at all
<3> yea. BSG is just finishing up season 3 right now. should be on dvd in a matter of months.
<1> well the old one, at least as I remember it, is sorta "happy galavanting running away from the cylons", and sorta glosses over the whole "10 billion died to get us here" aspect.
<3> Vratha, there is a lot of crazy stuff happening in season 3 right now.
<3> murder, intrigue, etc.
<1> OrngeTide, don't spoil it, I haven't even gotten through season 1 yet
<3> yea. you should.
<1> it's pretty heavy stuff
<1> there's a couple inconsistencies so far I'm not too happy with, but otherwise it's pretty quality.
<3> once you get to the end of what's released you'll just be crazy wanting more. so if you take it slow they'll have all of season 3 out and you can move through uninterrupted
<1> zactly.
<2> OrngeTide: i have "season 2.0" on dvd... i never found season 2.5.. where the hell is that?
<3> yea. there are fewer inconsistencies in season 2. season 1 was kind of all over the map.
<1> of course reading the plot summary on scifi by accident was a big whups *_*
<2> OrngeTide: awesome :) i just wait for the DVDs because i can't stand commercial breaks on that show
<3> Vratha, that is about to be released, iirc. it's the second half of season 2.
<1> Vratha, *cough*bittorrent*cough
<2> OrngeTide: right... well i plan to buy that very soon then :)
<2> Gambit-: nooooooo... i wanted a legit copy of that particular show ;p
<2> gotta keep funding them for their talent
<3> Gambit-, yea. but the dvd quality stuff doesn't make it to bittorrent until dvd are actually released.
<1> on the scifi.com site they only have two seasons up on the list
<1> s'true.
<1> i'd probably fund, but i'm sorta in egypt
<1> and got no $ :(
<2> ah, ok ;)
<3> Vratha, 2.5 will be available 09/19/2006
<2> i was sort of pissed they split the season like that... i was quite annoyed
<1> it's a lot of episodes for one season, actually
<2> OrngeTide: awesome; i'll be at the store on that day :)
<3> i think 3.0 would be ready for xmas, if they do the half a season per box set thing again.
<3> if you preorder on walmart.com they give you $15 off. :P
<1> hey OrageTide, do you know how to juggle fd's around inside of a bash script?
<1> s/bash/shell/
<1> like I want to open up nc, pipe in one file, wait a second, pipe in another, etc.
<3> Gambit-, you can do games with exec .. like exec 3</foo/bar
<2> OrngeTide: really? i may just do that then
<1> and what does that do?
<2> though, i think my box set of 2.0 came with a coupon ... i'll have to check
<3> Gambit-, it makes fd 3 be /foo/bar
<3> then later in your script you can do like read LINE <&3
<1> so would I then do echo <3 ?
<3> well you could do cat <&3
<1> ah ok
<1> btw, is that read LINE thing legit?
<3> it's hard to do bidirectional stuff in shell script.
<4> Indeed.
<4> read LINE is valid, I often use it :-)
<3> perl is far better suited to this. even though i hate perl.
<1> well basically I want to blast a bunch of connections and packets at my network stack and see if it stands up.
<4> OrngeTide, Tcl !
<3> rkeene, lua is the new tcl.
<4> Gambit-, nc !
<1> rkeene, where does it put the line when it's read? :)
<1> rkeene, oh yeah, that's implied :)
<3> Gambit-, in the variable LINE
<4> Gambit-, $LINE
<1> hah oh ok :)
<3> you can say read MYNAME or something instead
<1> that's pretty useful to know :)
<4> even better is "read one two extra"
<2> what annoys me about shell scripting is that i still can't figure out how to iterate over lines rather than just whitespace-delimited tokens
<1> i thought LINE might have been a control command or something :)
<3> rkeene, yea. that one is handy too
<3> Vratha, read
<4> Vratha, cat blah | while read line; do echo "My line is \"${line}\""; done
<1> hrm my stomachs eating a whole in me, better get some food, brb in 10
<2> oooh
<3> Gambit-, ah. no. it's just my uncreative naming.
<2> nice
<2> i'll have to remember that; thanks rkeene and OrngeTide
<4> Note that the while part executes in a subshell
<3> a whole you?
<3> not a half ?
<4> OrngeTide, ?
<1> damnit
<1> i've started doing that lately
<3> ehhe.. hole .. like in a donut.
<1> i think my brains suffering memory corruption from gamma rays or something.
<1> anyways, hole, whole gone, bye :)
<4> (so variables set within the while loop are not part of the parent shells (where cat is running) variable space)
<3> yea. it's just like C. it makes sense to the kind of people who would be in this channel. :)
<4> But it's wierd within shell scripts, you'd almost expect it to work if you didn't realize the full implications of the pipe command
<4> joe="bob"; cat blah | while read line; do echo "My line is \"${line}\""; joe="${line}"; done; echo "${joe} == bob"
<5> for line in `cat file`; do echo $line; done;
<3> yea. it's kind of a pain because of that sometimes.
<3> CStubing, uhhh..
<4> CStubing, You haven't been paying attention, eh ?
<5> nope!
<5> flyby irc-ing :)
<5> I was just trying to give Vratha another alternative to using a pipe and while read line..
<4> Yes, but your solution does not work :-)
<4> The CORRECT way to do that would be, btw: OLDIFS="${IFS}"; IFS="^M"; for line in "`cat file`"; do echo "Line is \"${line}\""; done; IFS="${OLDIFS}"
<1> speaking of, anyone know of any alternative termcaps to ncurses?
<4> What ?
<3> alternative /etc/termcap FOR ncurses. or an alternative to using libtermcap or libncurses?
<1> er, not termcap, terminal control programs
<1> alternative to using ncurses, sorry
<5> I thought he didn't know how to iterate over lines of a file versus whitespace-delimited tokens
<5> I missed the input record separator discussion
<3> Gambit-, roll your own. use/hack slang library. umm.. hack pdcurses.
<4> CStubling, Right, your solution does not iterate over lines of a file.
<1> OrngeTide, yeah, see, I don't really want to roll my own :(
<3> Gambit-, it takes maybe 2 hours to duplicate termcap from scratch.
<1> maybe i'll just use ncurses until performance or limited ptys becomes an issue.
<5> rkeene: it doesn't? that's news to me.. are you using bourne shell?
<2> well thanks for the tips; i'll have to try out the "read" builtin sometime OrngeTide and rkeene
<3> termcap is super simple. and it's good enough for ircii-like interfaces. but it's not really good for much beyond that.
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