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<0> but in perl, if I lock one resource, then lock another -- the second shouldn't block on the first, being that they are different bytes in the file.. but it is. It's as if the same byte is being locked
<1> loha
<2> question: did you really think printing a char or it's numeric value in C required all that crazy casting you were doing?
<3> hello
<3> How to set effective uid ?
<3> For ex. program forks, and sets himself lower uid
<3> (less priviledged)
<3> ok got it setuid()
<0> http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/01/31/link_spamer_interview/page2.html
<0> I did *(((char *)&fl)+rc)
<4> uhohuhoh
<5> ];
<6> *
<7> How do you make inetd restart itself?
<7> Or re-read the conf file?
<6> kill -HUP ?
<7> Aeon`: Thanks!
<6> or 'sh /etc/init.d/xinetd restart'
<6> this fedora comes with xinetd, not netd
<7> OK thanks for that too.
<8> (x)inetd makes me want to barf sometimes
<8> i'm really surprised it's still in use
<6> so barf
<6> what's the problem
<6> this is free society
<6> you want to barf - barf
<6> there's no law against barfing
<6> the problem can be comlpetely different
<6> let's say, xinet makes you want to barf
<6> i don't want to be importunate discussing this
<6> but i have to
<6> so, xinet makes you want to barf
<6> but it doesn't barf
<8> it's only a disucussion when it's not a monologue ;P
<6> the body doesn't have enough stamina to barf
<6> right
<8> with that note i shall go code ;D
<6> so, when you have the barfing impotence
<6> (you want to, but you can't)
<6> this becomes serious problem
<6> now
<6> if you *can* barf
<6> and yuo *want* to barf
<6> this is not medical problem
<6> it is not ethical problem
<6> not techinical [problem
<6> well it's not a problem at all
<6> yes
<9> :)
<0> I can't figure this out.. my C works fine. but my perl scripts using the fcntl() flock mechanism aren't functioning properly
<9> you type too fast
<9> perl is evil
<10> sounds like a perl problwm
<2> not a perl question
<2> er
<2> not a C question
<2> I;m sick of hearing about it at this point :/
<10> take all the syntax you have with your perl code, and $, @, _, and [] it up a little
<10> and put some things in reverse order
<10> and all on one line
<10> that's worked for me before
<0> don't mind me, I'm ju.. crap.. phone
<0> vect0r, haha
<0> fcntl64(3, F_SETLKW64, {type=F_WRLCK, whence=SEEK_SET, start=4294967692, len=585210665837264896}, 0x815bc38) = 0
<7> cvs st *.c | grep "Status:" | grep -v "Up-to-date"
<7> Whoops. Sorry
<11> what is wrong with this
<11> fp=fopen("tempfile","rw"); fprintf(fp,"tempstring %d\n",var1); where var1 is int?
<12> "rw" is wrong, try "r+" if you want to open an existing file RDWR, or "w+" to create a file RDWR
<0> and check for errors from the fopen()
<11> yeah I suppose could do error checking
<11> i always remembering using rw heh. weird
<13> How do you get a list of all the keys in a bash array ?
<6> indexes, you mean ?
<13> Yes
<6> keys are numeric onnly, right ?
<13> No
<6> hmmm
<13> joe[bob]=3; echo ${joe[bob]}
<14> I have a prototype in a header file as int parse_args(global_flags* gfp, int argc, char** argv);
<14> and I'm getting wierd compile errors
<14> syntax error : missing ')' before '*'
<6> rkeene: this is bash ?
<13> Yes
<6> rkeene: try echo ${joe} please
<13> Aeon_, Result is 3
<12> What's global_flags, In_Finite?
<6> bash arrays are *numeric-indexes-only*
<13> Nope
<6> rkeene: so ?
<13> Aeon_, joe[bob]=3; echo ${joe[bob]}
<6> rkeene: try echo ${joe{nnn]} please
<6> where nnn!=bob
<6> rkeene: for all I know, bash arrays are not hashtables
<6> they are integer-indexed
<14> Maloeran: it's just your typical struct
<13> Ah, you are right..
<6> ok
<12> Then what about struct global_flags *gfp?
<12> Unless you meant it's a typedef
<14> ack, I found it
<14> the def for it was in a include that was coming in after the fact
<14> so global_flags was undefined at the moment of teh prototype for parse_args
<4> hi Maloeran
<1> aedi (:
<6> the ****ing fly
<4> whatup sj
<1> Not much man, in chillax mode with a few beers and some cheesy 80's dvds
<4> Nice
<4> Sitting in cl***
<1> which cl***?
<4> History and Styles of Rock
<4> All kinds of crazy fun
<1> hehe nice (:
<6> That's geology ?
<4> Aeon_: Aha, the other kind of rock
<6> on the old crt at work, bordersize of the screen changes, sort of breathes, depending on the screen contents. how weird
<12> One of my monitor at home does that, it apparently depends how bright the viewport is on average... Weird indeed :)
<0> the style of rock during the Pleistocene ?
<12> I prefer the Mioscene style myself
<6> whatis Mioscene
<6> miocene ?
<12> Era from 23 to 5 million years ago
<4> Aeon_: Most of my CRTs do that
<6> miocene, then
<0> oh, the dinosaurs were cl***ics
<0> in the period jur***ic
<0> and tri***ic in the mesozoic era
<0> but many million years before them
<0> there appeared dimetrodon and
<0> many others that we now are quite aware of
<0> "My name is Donna Dimetrodon,
<0> "I'm not a dinosaur
<0> [Oh no!]
<6> i was once on business trip
<0> I don't remember what comes right after that in this ol' children's song my brother had on an album
<6> and i was bored
<6> and i pressed on the degauss button on the crt monitor
<0> and?
<6> it was so strong it shake image on everybody's monitor in the room
<6> they jumped around like crazy
<6> "what happened" "what happened"
<6> lot of fun i had
<0> oh.. first time
<6> no such degauus fun with lcds
<12> "Oh, just the electromagnetic shockwave of a nuclear explosion somewhere"
<0> I made a table frame of angle-iron from the hardware store with iron legs and a plexigl*** top.. and I turned my monitor face-down on it so hopefully I could code while laying down on my back
<0> cushioned the monitor on folded up towels.. layed underneath and turned it on and it didn't go on.. never worked again.
<12> Curiously, it has been a while since I last saw Stryst/disgrunt around here
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