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<0> that's what they all say in court
<1> but it wasn't me, it was the one armed man!
<2> the heat coming off this lcd is insanee
<2> insane*
<0> heh
<3> hiya, what do i need to add to xorg.conf for XFS support?
<4> Hello :D
<4> anyone home
<5> Is it possible to make cp create directories if they dont exist ? Like, if I want to cp /home/test to /var/test2/some/test, and test2, some and test dont exist, it creates them ?
<4> can some one answer a quickie about make.conf ?
<4> i finally got gentoo installed , without that crappy installee
<4> I just want to know if this is the correct settings for my Athlon XP
<4> CFLAGS="-O2 -march=athlon-xp -pipe"
<4> CHOST="i686-pc-linux-gnu"
<6> yep
<4> shweet :D
<7> Milligan_: no, if you want to do it from a script, use mkdir -p $(dirname ...)
<4> i wasnt sure about the CHOST= part
<7> Milligan_: mkdir -p will create an entire path
<4> and im still complining mozilla
<4> lol
<4> so i cant search unless i use links lol
<4> thanks gh0st-
<5> me, -p only preserves permissions .
<8> http://www.engadget.com/2006/07/13/bigfoot-introduces-the-killer-network-interface-card/
<8> lol
<9> Milligan_: read what he said, first you will have to mkdir -p /var/test2/some/ and then cp -R /home/test /var/test2/some/
<5> tobbez, which defeats the purpose of the script Im trying to make. I need to cp files and directories to other directories, preserving the structure.
<7> Milligan_: then maybe check out rsync
<7> or use a combination of find -type d and mkdir
<5> me, Im using rsync to sync from a load of server. Im syncing in verbose mode, so I get a list over all files that are synced. Using that list, Im going to create incremental backups so that I save storage space.
<10> I'm having x86 problems again. Somebody had referred me to Xfree drivers that worked, but I forget what they were
<10> sorry XOrg problems
<10> 7.1, BTW. Distribution was ffrom portage
<2> i want key lime pie
<7> Milligan_: you dont need to parse any lists, rsync has incremental backup features built-in. cp -al the tree, then rsync --link-dest
<7> Milligan_: hard link the entire tree to another place - doesnt take any additional storage apart from the filenames, then run rsync with --link-dest and it'll unlink only files that have changed
<7> its a cheap way to do file-based snapshots
<5> hm, I suppose that's an optional way to do it.
<1> so i have a mysql question.
<1> i have a columns named date, which is a date stamp in the format YYYY-MM-DD
<7> Milligan_: we do backups at work like that, a directory every day with the day's date, subdirectories for every server, subdirectories under those for every service to backup
<7> cp -al takes a little while on 6 million files every day, but it works well :)
<10> Anyone know what the xfree86 kbd, ati, and mouse drivers are?
<11> Anybody know what the xfree86 kbd, ati, and mouse drivers ra?
<11> are8
<7> anyone here use Trac in software development and come across any problems with it?
<7> been testing it on a couple of projects at work and it seems very well thought-out
<7> thinking about deploying it for every new project
<12> So which one of my Gentoo homies can hook up some free hosting. :P
<7> what do you need to host
<13> morning p33ps
<13> I never knew that they actually had appraisals for domain names lol
<13> bah, our SMTP uses debian ;x
<13> err
<13> smtp server
<14> nastjuid Pasted http://pasteme.com/p.php?id=139
<1> bitrot, i read something about an algorithm they use to calculate values of domain names.
<13> yea
<15> debian is cool
<13> DNS spam
<15> its copmiled for i386
<13> for PTRs and stuff
<1> basicly you want a single dictionary .com
<1> not my-domain
<1> or mydomans
<13> ahhh
<13> i see what you mean
<1> i found it interesting
<13> I've never heard of it heh
<13> lol
<13> you're boring sir haha
<1> domain.com is worth more than d0main.com obviously.
<13> jkin ;P
<13> hows your boil?
<1> a lot better, thanks for asking.
<13> katepls: oh i just find that logical ;p
<13> I don't need an appraiser to tell me that **** haha
<1> i spent almost $50 at the drugstore the other night.
<13> you seriously have a boil dude?
<1> yes
<13> that ****s lol
<1> on my right cheek
<1> butt cheek that is.
<1> swimmin' pools, movie stars.
<1> it's pretty much gone now.
<1> mfer
<16> rofl
<13> as much sitting as I do
<13> between 'work' and WoW
<13> I'm surprised I don't have a boil o.O
<1> bitrot, i was coding for literally 15 hours a day though.
<13> dude
<13> I sit on my ***
<1> for almost 7 days straight.
<13> 24 hours a day
<13> lol
<1> yeah me too, but i get up
<13> Hawson: lol
<13> katepls: ahh same
<13> i see your point
<13> i do move my legs
<1> anyway, i'm going to lunch.
<13> it's 8am O.o
<1> 11:15 here.
<17> my odometer hit 1,000 kilometers a week or so ago
<13> and my *** is not big
<13> it's the correct size for my body
<13> which is big lol
<17> nor is mine
<15> my *** is furry
<17> matja: kinky
<13> furry lol
<13> not 'hairy'
<13> furry
<15> like velvet
<13> do you brush your *** hair matja ?
<15> yes
<15> with a soft brush
<13> lol
<13> poor aol users
<13> their emails are p***ed around more than the condom the $3 hooker uses on Van Buren ST.
<17> You in Chicago?
<13> Background: Van Buren ST is a highly condensed hooker area in Sothern Phoenix (ghetto)
<17> ah...nevermind
<18> its a great place in chicgo
<19> hah
<17> it has it's moments and places
<17> as do most cities
<19> <3 Phoenix
<17> hot there...
<19> yeah
<19> but its the only place in america ive been
<19> hehe
<19> and surrounding areas, i guess
<17> you should get out more. :)
<19> i think travelling 5262 miles to go to america is getting out plenty
<19> ;o
<17> Skip Florida
<19> you can pay for my next vacation :(
<17> ah, you're from elsewhere then? :)
<19> hehe yeah, England
<17> Woo!
<17> which part?
<19> southern
<19> about 23 miles north of london
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