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<0> ya
<1> ...oh...
<2> If a package uses giflib, and that package is buildt without giflib support, you need to emerge that package again with the new giflib support (did that make sense at all?) Anyways, revdep-rebuild should take care of it
<0> WindKin
<0> are you a gentoo girl?
<3> So, I have to do an emerge --newuse?
<2> Girl?
<2> There are no girls on the internet
<4> girls? wtf are girls?
<2> newuse I don't know about tho
<4> genuine "in real life" stories?
<2> A legend, no more
<2> From what I hear, these "girls", and even worse, the meaner version called "wife" are eaters of time :o
<5> berserker
<6> Hi quick question about kernel upgrades, can I install a new kernel with #make install?
<7> why do they do that



<7> fags
<4> deface: no idea, maybe efnet is fooling nubs into getting billed by the minute or something
<8> hrm any mysql peeps here?
<5> no
<5> and i'm only answering for myself!
<9> Symmetria: yeah whats up
<8> heh trying to figure out how to select from one table into another
<9> like a join?
<5> thats just a sql question, not dbms independent
<8> oh, wait, you can do a insert into table select ..........
<8> (thanks to lacuna for that info)
<8> yay it works
<5> yay
<8> mysql> insert into institutional_data.aggregate select "1","1","1","1",sum(octs) from multisample_3290037146_1170957600_1170958200 where.......;
<8> heh that also works
<10> does anybody know of a good irc channel to help with shell scripting?
<11> nice table name
<11> userzz21: just ask the shell scripting question?
<11> most people here are pretty good with bash/sh
<11> and even some with perl/php/C
<5> mssqlserver!
<5> OMGASL
<4> wewt
<10> is there a command that lists my external ip? ifconfig lists my internal ip, 192.168.0.3, but i want my external ip.
<5> www.whatismyip.com
<11> aye
<5> go there
<11> links www.whatismyip.com
<5> other than that, try pinging something and then analyze the packet
<5> :)
<11> lol
<5> thats the EASY way
<11> isn't there a way to use head w/ links or lynx?
<11> could have sworn there was
<4> head? as in the counter of tail?
<4> I could see with curl or wget, not lynx though
<4> wget url -O- |head
<10> the idea is to make a script that obtains my ip, writes it to file and then emails it to an external email account for me to obtain when out of the house. this will be my first script
<9> bitrot: lynx -dump
<11> ah that's what it was
<11> that's all very easy to do
<4> userzz21: your system has no idea of the external IP, all it sees is the packets running on the 192 network, the internal/external translation is done at the router
<11> you just use lynx -dump to dymp the html
<11> grab the first line of the HTML doc
<11> and then use mail to email it to yourself from the CLI
<11> all very simple
<11> so you could start with lynx -dump www.whatismyip.com | head -n 1 perhaps
<11> see how that works out
<5> userzz21: what you COULD do is use dynamicDNS service
<11> MrStabby: oh wow that's a golden Idea
<5> and ***ociate it with like... ***cock.dyndns.org
<11> lol
<5> oh wait i think i might have that one registerred
<5> sorry
<11> but scripting is fuN!
<5> yes
<4> indeed
<11> but yeah then you could cron your script to run ever 8 hours or something
<11> but dydns would be an easier solution
<5> or every 10 seconds
<10> just want learn, that is the idea



<5> wtf is 'groove server 2007'
<10> dyndns is good but would be very findable
<10> exactly, use cron to run it when i want it to
<5> oh Groove is a collaboration suite
<10> you've given me something to play with for now
<5> i need a coding project to work on
<5> to keep my knife skills sharp
<4> MrStabby: how big a project, and what language is of choice?
<5> whatever
<5> nthing too big
<5> nothing like an enterprise application
<5> i'm comfortable with C, but could probably learn php or perl
<4> want to code me a C program to run as a daemon and catch files with atimes of 0 and delete them?
<4> ***uming calls to change a files atime can be noticed/caught
<12> does anyone know about a program to visualize graphs?
<5> should not be too hard
<5> :D brb
<5> why do you want that
<4> part of our caching system sets files atimes to 0,0 to mark them as invalid, but then they take up unnecessary space and they are that much slower than checking if a file exists at all
<4> basically want to clean these cache hosts up and then run them lean by catching all the files being atime'd to 0/0
<5> oh
<5> i'm looking up atime for C but am only seeing mtime
<4> though I'm half expecting the system to do that to somethings and this to be some giant cluster**** somehow, I do like a challenging cleanup though ;)
<4> I think atime is a combination of mtime and ctime, or some 2 elements
<5> oh ls -lu
<11> userzz21: lynx -dump www.whatismyip.com|head -n 1|awk '{print $4}'
<11> and you have your ip
<5> drags: so the atime would be like 'month day hh:mm'
<4> I think at the C level it'd be back in seconds-since-epoch
<5> yeah
<13> http://pipes.yahoo.com/
<13> wtf?
<4> honestly I could handle this with find -atime 830 | xargs rm and all that
<5> drags: why not have your caching system delete invalid files instead of marking them
<10> that done, i now have my ip, logged in users and the date written to a file when i execute my baby script. I now want to extend my script to grab that file and email it, would mutt be the way to go?
<5> wget
<5> no
<4> MrStabby: I was going to, but its written in python and I need to sufficiently learn it before I go modifying it
<5> wget is WRONG
<5> oh that makes sense
<4> userzz21: just use mail
<5> i'm installing mysql
<4> userzz21: `cat file_to_email|mail -s "Subject here" your_external_mail@host.tld
<4> `
<10> drags: cheers mate, play with that now
<11> userzz21: use `mail`
<11> userzz21: or you could just use nc or telnet :)
<11> but `emerge mailx` would be easier
<11> no no, using a dydns service would be easier :)
<5> i concur
<4> lozl
<4> why not have him install qmail
<10> the idea is to not make my box obvious on the network but for me to always be able to access it
<5> who are you hiding from :)
<4> how unobvious userzz21 ?
<4> would people be scanning it to check for running daemons?
<9> why don't you use dyndns and one of the scripts available for it
<5> because he wants some elaborate script
<4> elaborate?
<10> well, basically to learn some script, only that, i'm following a tutorial
<4> I can imagine his script now: lynx -dump whatsmyip.org|awk '{print $4}' > now.status; w >> now,status; date >> now.status; cat now.status|mail -s "yadda" who@where.com
<5> drags: elaborate - http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/elaborate
<4> sooo elaborate
<5> :D
<5> haha yeah
<4> ;)
<5> oh i thought you were asking what elaborate was
<10> i have used a dns service but was getting battered by people trying to crack my servers
<8> Successfully connected to database server
<8> Merging 210 tables...
<8> Table merge completed... total records to be queried: 109142909 (109 million)
<8> heh


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