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<0> with wii sports
<0> bit expensive
<1> sCsII: well either way I asked the douche bag to do his job and he tells me i'm working on other things.
<1> he's working from home too so i could imagine what he's doing
<1> RageDemon: yeah and I have been agitated at my job latley.
<0> fap fap fap
<1> yeah I don't know
<1> but it angers me
<1> I told him the same thing
<1> "i'm working on other things too".
<1> and now the customer suffers hahah
<0> :<
<1> yep and he gets the blame which is sweet
<1> since i sent an email to him :)
<0> :>
<1> I just don't understand why someone can't do their job
<1> They are tier3
<1> he wont tell me the egress is down
<1> i say 'do I send a tech' and he says know they areu p
<1> but the customers egress is down so wtf.
<0> i have no idea what you just said
<2> Yeah... was going to say.
<2> But there seems to be one course of action
<2> Quite.
<2> Quit.
<1> Yeah
<1> I've been dealing with it for 3 years
<1> pay is good benefits are even better
<1> they made it pretty hard to leave to be honest.
<1> i just wish that scum bag would get promoted already
<3> smash
<3> kneecaps
<1> I would love to get a real job within the company
<1> ya know not being a call center monkey
<1> that would be great
<4> piercey: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=78330
<0> optiz0r: i want your output please
<0> put it in a pastebin
<4> oh sorry
<4> wrong paste :P
<4> http://rafb.net/paste/results/TDlYTc40.html
<0> optiz0r: uhm
<0> pretty obvious error
<4> plugins not found?
<0> the last line
<0> you seem to have path issues
<0> do you not have: /usr/kde/3.5/bin/kbuildsycoca
<4> I do
<4> might not be in the path perhaps
<0> echo $PATH
<4> its not in there
<0> add it
<4> how do i add it permenantly?
<4> or is the value of $PATH restored on shutdown/restart?
<0> to your bashrc
<4> PATH="$PATH:/usr/kde/3.5/bin/" ?
<0> yup
<1> foxdonut: ?
<1> foxdonut: any suggestions for what I want to do?
<1> or should I say **** IT
<1> and not let users see their own socket status
<4> lots of complaints about mimetypes, no other errors, same problem
<0> optiz0r: same error?
<4> same dialog box, yes
<4> no debug errors
<0> you relogged in again and all that?
<0> ie. close term, reload term
<4> i closed the gnome terminal and opened a new one
<0> k
<4> it found the missing binary and ran it
<0> so output now is?
<0> you might wanna run it against gdb
<0> amarokapp that is, not amarok
<3> bbl
<4> same as before, this time "kbuildsycoca running..." "Reusing existing ksycoca" and then then warnings for a load of mimetypes
<0> optiz0r: do me a favour, remove your amarok settings in ~/.kde as well
<4> file /usr/share/applications/kde/amarok.desktop undefined mimetype/servicetype and then loads of them
<0> that doesnt matter
<1> AHHH
<1> Listen to that
<1> my other coworker who has a clue
<4> hey, that did the trick
<1> is now dispatching a tech like he is supposed to
<1> oh and he let me know too
<0> :)
<1> wow
<4> no it didnt
<0> :(
<4> it ran the first run wizard again
<4> i got my hopes up
<0> wait
<0> youve gotten that far before?
<4> it runs the first run wizard, that terminates
<0> whats the output in the terminal?
<0> i ***ume you ran it in a terminal
<4> then before the main thing starts up i get the dialog as was listed on that forum post "amarok acould not find any sound-engine plugins" and it terminates
<0> output in the terminal....
<4> same as before
<4> its changed slightly, but theres nothing special there that wasnt there before
<4> still the line Amarok/Plugin not found
<4> Its like it doesnt know where to find the libraries for the sound-engines
<4> borked paths or something
<0> hmm
<0> gdb
<0> go
<4> ohhh not installed, dont know how to use it
<5> nastjuid: !
<0> install it
<0> do: "gdb amarokapp"
<0> then follow the output for a backtrace
<4> oh i lie, it is installed
<4> err gdb amarokapp doesnt do what i imagine you think it does
<4> brings me a (gdb) command prompt
<0> yes
<0> now start the backtrace
<0> it tells you how to do it
<4> ive just got a copyright header
<0> "help"
<0> at least i think thats it, havent used gdb since i had amarok problems ;)
<0> http://amarok.kde.org/wiki/Debugging_HowTo
<1> where is foxdonut ?
<0> i sodomized him earlier, he's prolly takin a shower
<4> that guide specifies doing something when amarok crashes - it doesnt ever crash. it exits cleanly
<1> piercey: >:|
<4> hes probably making out like a roflcopter again
<4> anywhoo, i think ive just run out of time
<0> optiz0r: hmm, well.... ehhh
<4> thanks for your help piercey, ill take another look at it later on
<0> #amarok on freenode
<0> ;)
<4> if i figure it out, you want the solution?
<0> a bunch of them are gentoo users too
<0> nah amarok works fine here :P
<4> heh ok, cheers
<0> gluck
<4> :)
<1> oh my god
<1> this guy is such a pain in the ****ing ***
<1> Why can't people keep their netowrk under tabs
<1> THEY NEED ME TO ****ING HELP
<1> WHO DO I CALL WHEN I NEED HELP
<0> GHOSTBUSTERS
<1> so stupid
<0> who ya gonna call!
<1> I'm ****ing serious
<0> :s
<1> when my **** stops working
<1> I don't call anyone
<1> I actually troubleshoot on my own
<1> ya I know SHOCKING BUT TRUE
<1> seems like our customers are ****ing retarded if they can't troubleshoot their own god damn network, then they call me up expect to care about their network and expect to help troubleshoot their network.
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