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<0> Is it me or does apache2.2 take an inordinately long time to restart?
<1> it's just you
<2> avoid taking any medications which screw with your sense of time
<0> How about a practical adjustment?
<3> integral_: same
<3> dns related?
<3> although it is running on a ****ty dual p3 1.3
<3> :o
<4> is it possible to apt-get install something in to my homedir (dont have root)
<5> Phew. That was relatively painless
<4> quiznos time
<4> oops wrong chan ;)
<6> anyone installed debian on a hpj7600 box?
<3> hotnikks: nope
<3> m***ive lag and i'm on lan with the irc server
<7> fix it!
<3> :/
<7> im off to bed ->
<7> good night
<8> my bed is more in ^ that general direction
<9> he was not headed toward your bed. -_-
<8> damn it :/
<6> uhh how do i get invited to #hpux ?
<8> you ask an op in #hpux to invite you ?
<8> why do you ask us? O_o
<6> hehe
<6> dont know who to ask
<8> there's most likely a reason for that
<6> i have alot of questions
<9> heh heh heh
<9> I have a lot of answers
<9> but I'm keeping them to myself.
<6> heh
<8> Cookies are better than brownies
<8> african or american?
<8> err european
<8> 42
<8> and... hmm
<8> blue.
<6> anyone know anything about hp6700 and linux compability?
<8> those are the answers I've got for you for today
<2> 42 was the daily double
<2> you win a date with alex trebek
<9> ahm, I'm staying single then.
<8> that'd probably be funny if I had any idea who that was
<9> host of the show
<2> you've never seen jeopardy?
<2> I thought it was like a globally aired gameshow
<9> you're not missing out.
<8> sure I have, but I doubt the norwegian host is the same as the host you're talking about
<2> ahh
<9> lol
<2> damn norwegians :P
<9> they are the same.
<8> and it's been off the air for a decade I think
<8> I've got a jeopardy board game somewhere in the attic
<9> trebek does the show in Norwegian. He has a weird accent, though.
<6> uh
<9> it's true!!
<6> Kristian dont you know anyone at #hpux?
<8> eh, no
<8> not that I know of
<8> I'm only on this channel and a student-channel for a school I went to ont his network, it's not like I know everyone in all the tech-channels :P
<9> to ont?
<9> to ont or not to ont, that is the question.
<6> aer du fran norge?
<6> =)
<8> hey, this guy is smart :P
<8> yes, I am
<9> lol
<8> though this is an english channel ;)
<9> though, sometimes we break out the jargon.
<8> well there is an exception
<8> if you don't know the language you're speaking, you're allowed to use it here. That way you can entertain the people in here who does know that language by makeing a fool of yourself
<8> or otherwise acting strange
<6> anyone using debian hppa?
<2> I always wanted to, I used to have access to an HP9000 K cl*** that I was going to try to install it on
<2> never got around to it
<6> ah
<6> im thinking of buying this j6700
<8> aahh
<8> best explanation of schrodinger's cat .... http://www.xkcd.com/c45.html
<10> heh
<10> how can an interface be marked UP and yet not have a cable plugged in?
<10> nm
<8> Linux, unlike windows xp, does not bring your interface (and thereby all the connections) down just because you unplug the cable for a second
<10> yeah nm, i was confused between UP and RUNNING
<11> evening
<10> yo
<11> oh I had this beautiful meal tonight
<11> GOD it was good
<12> what was her name?
<11> her name was sweet and sour chicken
<10> why mihgt an interface be UP after reboot if it is set to manual in interfaces? is this possibly due to hotplug?
<13> evening all
<10> sup g
<13> hey I was wondering if anyone had an informed opinion on power supply wattage for an xp2600 with 5 hds in it? I was reading the tech specs for the drives and it was saying just under 13W for reads
<13> the case came with a 350W but I do have a 500W if need be, although I'd like to use the 350W if I can. I just don't have alot of experience with putting 5 drives in a machine at a time?
<10> i dont think the drives consume that much
<10> 13W sounds right
<14> you should be fine
<13> the tech data doesn't say much about idle wattage
<10> ***uming 350 is fine for 2 drives, then you are looking at like 50W extra for 3 more
<10> but that may be fine already
<13> one would be os, 4 for raid (3 active one as the failover)
<15> and if your controller is intelligent(hardware controller usually), it'll support staggered spinups
<13> I dunno this is a cheap*** mobo and I'm gonna be using an older promise ata100 board for 2 of the drives
<10> yeah i just realized that nforce raid ****s balls
<10> need to get a promise card
<13> are the newer promise cards any good?
<10> no idea
<10> someone just recommended the brand to me
<13> Barton Athlon XP 2600+, 1.65 V, 68.3 W thats whats listed for my cpu
<13> wonder what the mobos averages are
<15> oh, and for those of you who were here when i was playing with make -j last night.. that opteron was locked up hard this morniong when i had to reboot it
<15> scrolled up a bit, saw a segfault, and the oom killer didn't know what to do either
<15> took about 3 hours for the raid to verify, he.
<13> heh
<13> you shuold try with a j8
<15> oh, i did that
<15> was a bit faster than 4-5-whatever
<15> 2m49 or so
<13> I thought you did something like j16 or something
<15> yeah, did that too, that ran the same as j8
<15> but doing just -j is a bad idea :)
<13> you think? I think if you go too high it is
<13> j or j2 per each cpu iirc (tho I dunno much about it other then what I've read here and there)
<13> lo Bapta heh
<13> noone is gonna recognize you now
<15> if you do just a -j, it runs as many copies as it can, at a time
<15> so you need a LOT of ram and cpu power :)
<13> ah
<13> didn't know it runs as many copies as possible with just -j
<10> CompWizrd: what does as many as possible mean?
<13> heh
<15> Ouroboros: it tries to run a gcc for every .c file, basically :)
<15> it's slightly abusive to the system ;)
<10> why would that ever be desirable?
<15> suppose if you had a small set of files to compile it'd be useful
<15> orrrr
<15> -l load
<15> Specifies that no new jobs (commands) should be started if there
<15> are others jobs running and the load average is at least load
<15> if i did that and a -j that'd be a bit more sane
<10> mhm
<15> but naturally i didn't, for i didn't read the man page for make!
<10> of course not
<9> when using cut, how do I indicate to cut at a space?
<9> ' '?
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