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<0> everyone took off
<1> your questions are too hard :(
<0> lol
<0> I know.. the guy who got me to use linux, I p***ed his level of knowledge so im on my own =X
<2> ****er
<0> ;,(
<2> you can do what you askd
<2> *ask
<2> just install and configure grub correctly
<2> OR
<0> I tar'd gaim 2.0, it extracted but doesnt look like it installed...
<2> what you could do, like every other human, is get a hot-swappable root drive
<2> windows disk, linux disk
<2> put the on in you're going to use
<0> hmm
<0> boot linux from my stick drive
<0> pwnage :P
<0> weekends are never long enough
<0> not even the 3day ones
<3> i wish i could have this script e-mail me
<3> or redirect * output to mail
<3> <3 linux
<3> WSH in windows :-\
<3> our hotels run windows
<2> nice
<3> no
<0> my only hope is kash
<3> i run linux (:
<2> eightpock: you don't like what i said
<0> oh no thats a great idea.
<3> so i'm making a script to tar, bzip directorys sftp files to me
<0> all but the stab part...
<2> you could also have your grub install done correctly
<4> did he even ask a question or was it just "yadda yadda should i do the obvious? yadda yadda"
<0> conflict of interest there
<5> I don't like dual-booting, so I have 1 windows and 2 linux boxes at home.
<2> eightpock: NEIN!Q
<0> :P
<2> |||||
<2> looks kinda like that
<3> hehe
<1> RICES
<1> |||||||||||||||||
<3> 'objShell.Run "tar -cvf peachtree.tar " & pwdir, 0, true
<3> 'objShell.Run "bzip2 -9 peachtree.tar", 0 , true
<1> RICES
<3> :)
<2> say the mouth is this wide < >
<1> kash: ew.
<3> love gnu programs in windows
<3> foxdonut: what?
<3> peachtree doesnt run in linux
<3> and forms/printing support would be a nightmare
<3> so i just backup to linux box
<3> and its all good <3
<1> ew ew ew
<1> you said the w word
<3> i have to run this script transparently our managers have been turning off computers ):
<3> makes us owners suspisius
<3> so i have to drive 90 miles to enable wol one weekend
<0> hmm
<1> hmm, theres a 1.3GB file on this floppy disk
<6> nice
<1> called "with a m.ous"
<1> odd.
<6> open that baby up in ms word!
<3> ib viris
<3> can someone help me with public key authentication
<3> later on
<3> or point me in the right direction would be better
<2> well
<2> sure
<1> ssh-keygen, append .pub to
<1> er
<2> public key authentication is when you sign something with your private key
<1> to ~/.ssh/authorized-keys
<2> and someone decrypts it with your public key
<1> on rmote box, done
<2> because in theory, only your public key will decrypt something that was encrypted with your private key
<3> and you dont need username
<3> or anything right just that key file
<2> which is how one can authenticate
<2> oh you mean ssh-keys
<1> of course you need the user name
<1> -_-
<3> oh :(
<1> unless the remote box uses the same username as you do locally
<3> well this is with putty
<3> and sftp
<2> kash: what are you tryping to do
<3> trying to script it in
<2> use sshkeys
<1> putty!?! /me pulls the *eject* lever
<1> *WHOOOSSSHH*
<3> scp a file with out the user knowing p***word
<3> ok :)
<2> but they'll be able to use that sshkey to log in
<2> hah
<2> goot idea
<4> MrStabby: not if he set it up properly
<3> thats fine, my users dont have that kinda knowlage
<3> if i stick the key in teh same folder as the gnu apps i will be fine
<3> and set shell to /dev/null :)
<7> Can I use distcc between machines with different compiler optimizations? Like, if one box is -march=pentium3, and another is -march=x86, would that make them incompatible to share compilations between them?
<0> is there a linux version of RealVNC?
<3> Yvon: you need to setup crap they have a name for it
<4> yvon: yes you can.
<3> but it'll use differnt compilers to compile for the other system system
<7> I gotcha... so you'd have to have two parallel configs for gcc, or potentially even two completely separate installes of gcc, right?
<4> yvon: if you use different compiler versions, you may have issues. same compiler versions will work fine
<7> einride: What about the same version with different compiled-in use flags?
<4> the architecture of the box running the compiler doesn't matter. if you tell a local or remote compiler to build for x86, it will
<3> First, you will need to emerge crossdev on all the machines that will be involved in the compiling process. crossdev is a tool that makes building cross-architecture toolchains easy.
<3> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/cross-compiling-distcc.xml
<4> (as long as they're all intel x86 based)
<7> Gothca.
<4> it's not crosscompiling. it's diff x86 archs
<3> oh
<7> Thanks einride, kash.
<3> If you are cross-compiling between different subarchitectures for Intel x86 (e.g. i586 and i686), you must still build a full cross-toolchain for the desired CHOST,
<3> if ur all 686 then your fine
<7> I'm not all 686, so I will need to worry about that.
<3> that how 2 is what you should use then
<7> Thanks.
<2> HOOAH
<2> i still want to know how to set up distcc on my dual xeon
<2> so i can help bitrot out with his ****
<2> so he can emerge from my box :>
<2> just cause i'm a NICE GUY
<2> ins ins ins
<2> ok, pci-e or pci-x 100mhz for a SATA raid5 controller?
<8> EISA 4 life
<8> :p
<8> do they actually manufacture pci-e raid controllers?
<2> yes
<8> oh
<2> http://www.pricegrabber.com/p__Promise_Technology_SuperTrak_EX8350_8_Port_SATA_PCI_E_RAID_Controller,__11139109/search=raid+sata+pci-e
<8> promise :x
<2> is that bad?
<9> Someone explain this logic to me
<9> you work at a corporation
<9> you purchase routers for our customers to go out int he field
<8> i dunno, from my experice promise is no real hardware raid...
<9> and the dip**** that setup the purchase order to buy the routers thinks that the routers are actually his.
<3> haha
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