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<0> space is big.
<0> don't drink the water.
<1> what have you got planned then?
<2> Setzer: i'll just build my bridge with mud then.
<3> SgtUnix: HA! that will melt away after the next big rain (whihc isn't tomorrow!)
<0> not if it is solidified with fire
<4> reading sources of a program, i saw "#ifdef HAVE_NCURSES_H" so..if i understood well, if the preprocessor variable HAVE_LIB_H where LIB is the name of a lib., is set when that lib is present in the system ?
<0> it's probably set in config.h
<5> is a|=1 same as a=a | 1?
<0> yes
<4> so in config.h there are all libs installed in the system ?!
<6> SgtUnix, yeah, it ****s allright
<6> you can almost feel the suction, pulling you into the land of timeouts
<2> Mad_Coder: and their customer service is awful. You talk to some monkey with no clue whatsoever, and he will then relay messages to the tech people
<2> Mad_Coder: whenever I had them fix anything today, the tech seemed to break something else. He even blocked all UDP traffic through the router by accident.
<0> did that break DNS?
<2> yup
<0> idiot
<6> SgtUnix, I want that job, It seems like a really cool job.... "State your problem... ok have you checked your cables?... ok i'll put you to tech support"
<6> Think I can learn that phrase too
<2> Mad_Coder: back to that AI..
<6> Im overqualified
<6> SgtUnix, didnt know you had bkk
<6> though I didn check either
<2> Mad_Coder: naw I'm at my parents now
<2> NGT at my place
<6> some quality time at your parents eh..
<6> I hate that kind of quality time, unless theres money involved
<2> hehe
<6> you save alot of $, by taking summer vacation at your parents dont you SgtUnix , busted...
<6> being a student really dont pay off(at the time your studying), so it serves you well
<6> reading through documentation on your computer is a hard task, so much stuff distracts you
<1> http://www.thesneeze.com/mt-archives/cat_steve_dont_eat_it.php
<6> MECHANICALLY SEPARATED CHICKEN."... lol
<2> Mad_Coder: I still pay the rent for my apartment
<2> Mad_Coder: but it's convenient ;)
<6> SgtUnix, we dont get any scholarship during june-juli do we?
<6> we should go get like "job-vacancy-support" at the social office
<6> to be real bastards
<4> openfile->fileage->data = mallocstrcpy(NULL, "");
<4> mallocstrcpy ?! what is it?
<2> Mad_Coder: nothing during those months
<6> its really a shame not knowing that syntax, isn't it?
<7> steve dun eat it is cool
<8> Mad_Coder: AT&T syntax is disturbing
<6> yeah it is kind of, well.. how do I put it.. weird..
<6> it likes prefixes on stuff
<6> I vagely remember that
<9> why would setting an env variable make an execve() return "Permission denied" ?
<10> calc paste
<11> Please paste your code (or a complete example that demonstrates your problem) here: http://rafb.net/paste/
<9> hund: if i were to give you some code, could you perhaps find the bug in it?
<9> http://rafb.net/paste/results/l6NSRa34.html
<9> basically, what it does it this
<9> you give it a string like this "/usr/home/farhan/public_html/cgi-bin/test-cgi?val=a" or the other 3 "original"s on the top
<9> and, it is supposed to break down that string
<9> into
<9> A) Script, B) pathinfo C) query
<10> There's no execve() there, and you can't execute a cgi script by reading a file that doesn't exist.
<9> yeah, i know
<9> i noticed that it isn't the execve() that's the problem
<9> its the code above it
<9> ther emaybe is a stack corruption or something...i figured this code does it
<9> man, i've been on this for like 2 weeks now
<12> http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6880888700625496919
<9> same damn function
<10> farhan: Do you have a file called "/usr/home/farhan/public_html/cgi-bin/test-cgi?val=a"? I don't think so.
<10> akill: Die!
<9> hund : yah, it seperates that string and should return only "/usr/home/farhan/public_html/cgi-bin/test-cgi
<9> "
<7> man, that video
<9> this is a song about a bot
<7> :D
<13> the anna movie?
<9> thank god im not european
<12> funny as hell, i mean wtf
<9> yah, it isn't a joke either
<9> that's the weird part
<9> although, as i understand it, IRC is pretty big in europe
<13> remember european humor is different from american
<9> not as big in the us. we're more into AIM/AOL
<12> yeah it's a real song
<9> what language is this?
<14> french
<12> swedish i'm sure
<9> yah, it didn't sound too french to me
<14> heh yeah it was something
<14> i said french before i watched it
<9> put it in the channel topic :-)
<9> i wanna know what server that is
<9> sometimes
<9> i wonder what it would be like to be a WASP
<9> White Anglo-Saxon Protestant
<9> or one of those European guys with long hair who go to clubsl ike this
<15> anyone knows if there's any think similar to IOCTL_DISK_UPDATE_PROPERTIES in win2k ?
<15> think=thing :)
<16> ~pastebin
<16> ~akkard
<2> aedinius: http://osxbook.com/book/toc/toc.html
<17> Oo
<9> i have a really dumb pointer question
<9> calc nopaste
<11> Do not paste your code to the channel or you will be banned. Use a paste site such as http://rafb.net/paste/ instead.
<17> But ... that's just the toc?
<9> http://rafb.net/paste/results/JWhNig26.html
<9> how do i get main() to keep pointing at the memory allocated by tmp ?
<13> pointer to a pointer?
<9> so like
<9> instead of "void func(char *buf)"
<9> void func(char **buf)
<9> ?
<13> let me see the code holdon
<13> heh
<9> this is such a dumb problem
<17> uh
<13> far: yes
<13> char ** buf
<13> then *buf = tmp;
<13> but hte question remains why are you doing that
<13> ?
<13> is this some sick and twisted test
<13> sounds almost like homework
<13> calc homework
<11> bugger off and do your own homework, you nasty student type person.
<9> feti : im not a CS student
<9> i actually am graduating...on thurs
<13> ah, congratulations.
<9> :-)
<13> still a silly test ;P
<13> regardless of it's incorrectness hehe
<17> heh
<9> but, that isn't how libc functions work, si it? they don't ask you p*** a char **
<13> i'v elearned that instead of correcting everything, just give the person what they ask for
<13> otherwise you spend all day helping them
<9> feti : what would you do?
<17> farhan: What do you mean?
<9> well, they don't use a char ** in strncpy() for example. They use a char *
<0> is there something wrong with popularmechanics.com?
<13> loads here cout.
<0> it comes up blank for me :(
<13> kill the cache maybe
<9> not for me
<9> loads here
<17> farhan: So then you give it char*
<17> farhan: that's not hard, char **buf; buf is of type char**, *buf is of type char*, **buf is of type char
<0> I wonder why clearing the cache would help for a page I've never visited.
<13> cout: heh
<17> It loads ere
<17> here*
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