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<0> logic_box: damn you
<0> i think you're right
<1> bitrot: on what part?
<0> well actually
<1> database connection?
<0> yes and no
<0> i'm still not 100% sure lol
<0> the problem is
<0> they use this ****ing ***hat java app now
<0> rather than a terminal to connect to this god damn thing
<0> trying to find the hostname
<0> and port
<1> probably want a db user/p*** too :)
<0> well...
<0> i have one dude
<0> I do _use_ the database
<0> but that's the ICOMS front end
<0> i'm not sure if it's the same p*** (I would imagine no)
<1> yea which connects to the db
<1> probably not
<0> heh
<0> only one way to find out
<1> :)
<0> i got the hostname of the gui :(
<0> bah
<2> i need an ATM expert
<1> you have access to the box the java runs on?
<1> ohh nvm java it runs on your box
<1> ethereal
<0> hmmm
<3> how do I partition a disk that wont leet me do it in cfdisk?
<0> do i need to add anything to system to install etherreal for winders?
<2> that can explain to me the operation of AAL1 in terms of CS and SAR PDUs for supporting 1: voice communication, and 2: emulation of DS1
<1> libpcap for windows but it comes with it
<0> wonderful
<2> bitrot: i hear you're teh ATM expert
<2> and i don't mean ***-to-mouth
<1> we have 1 ATM line here but i never have to mess with it ... it's our connection from the telco for DSL service
<4> http://tmp.4chan.org/wg/src/1155679059949.jpg - semi-sfw
<2> sfw?
<2> oh
<4> well we now know who doesn't have a job :)
<5> http://tinyurl.com/rpaaz
<2> i'm at work, using my squid-through-ssh tunnel
<2> :D
<6> # mdadm --stop /dev/md1
<6> mdadm: fail to stop array /dev/md1: Device or resource busy
<6> why would this happen? its not mounted
<7> foxdonut: is it rebuilding?
<6> CannedBar: nope
<6> md1 : active raid5 hdc2[0] hdi2[3] hdg2[2] hde2[1] 345702528 blocks level 5, 64k chunk, algorithm 2 [4/4] [UUUU]
<6> # mount /dev/md1 /mnt/gentoo
<6> mount: /dev/md1 already mounted or /mnt/gentoo busy
<6> *md* doesnt exist in /proc/mounts
<7> ewww, a raid5 with two of the stripes on one drive???
<6> eh?
<6> they're all different drives
<7> heh, I just can't really
<6> stupid linux
<7> s/really/read/
<6> now i remember why i dont use software raid5
<8> wh00t
<8> 3 hour service call
<8> gotta love those on a Friday afternoon.
<9> thats a short one
<8> redhook, i could've probably stayed another 16!
<8> but you know how that goes..
<8> this is the last day the boss will be away. 8((
<8> he comes back from vacation Monday.
<6> oh, i hot-removed all the drives from my raid5 set and its still 'busy'
<6> piece of ****
<10> Clever
<11> anyone seen the cat5 ends that come with the plastic insert to convert between branded and solid core wire?
<7> do you mean stranded?
<7> or braided?
<11> sorry, stranded
<11> I can't figure out the insert, we use solid core wire so I'm not sure what to do with it
<2> what is the correct way to alias the command `omg` in a user's profile
<2> so when thehy log in and type `omg` it does something
<2> is that in bashrc
<11> yes
<11> alias omg="does something"
<2> thanks
<7> alias omg="echo OMGWTFBBQ"
<7> wow, bit of lag there.
<2> it didn't work
<11> you need to logout and log back in
<2> i oh my bad
<2> haha
<2> no
<11> so it runs the shell again
<2> i forgot 'alias'
<2> ha
<11> hehe
<2> hrm
<2> i need it to do mv $1 /tmp/$1
<2> is that correct?
<11> could prolly just do mv $1 /tmp
<2> i tried
<2> /bin/mv: cannot overwrite non-directory `test' with directory `/tmp'
<11> hmm.
<12> what's a good back-up application that would archive and compress all partitions, so i could just restore onto a new drive if the old one fails?
<12> kinda like norton ghost
<12> dd isn't good 'cause 70% of the disk space isn't used
<2> dd
<2> oh
<2> my bad
<13> partimage is worth you looking at.
<6> tar?
<6> :/
<12> tomaw: thanks. any experience with it?
<12> foxdonut: i need it to save the partition table too
<12> so i get a one-command restore
<12> or as close to that as possible
<11> hmm. I think you might want a function
<6> i just sfdisk -d and tar my linux machines when backing up
<6> then it will work on any filesystem and hd
<6> images are kinda unflexible
<11> MrStabby: do a function instead this way
<12> what does sfdisk do, in short?
<12> but i do need flexibility here
<6> tro: sfdisk -d dumps the partition table to a text file
<6> you can pipe it into another sfdisk to retore it
<6> *restore
<12> and then i'd untar the partition itself
<12> right?
<6> ie: sfdisk -d /dev/hda > hda.partitions , and then later : sfdisk /dev/hda < hda.partitions
<14> brujoh pasted "omg function", view at http://genpaste.pengu.in/pastes/show/284
<6> yeah, thats what i do
<6> tar -p --numeric-owners
<6> keeps all permissions
<11> MrStabby: that should work
<12> interesting
<6> -s
<12> i think that works for me
<9> http://jonesreport.com/images/110806_liquidsonaplane_lg.jpg
<7> redhook: welcome to last week :-P
<9> doh
<6> and then you can read the tar backups on other platforms
<8> RACOONS ON A RAILCAR!
<6> flexibility is good when you're doing backups/restores
<12> i'm gonna do one complete backup like that once a month or so and then do smaller partial backups every two days, i think
<6> in my experience
<12> foxdonut: yeah, i agree
<6> tro: check out the date controls in tar, then
<12> i did one with dar and then realized that no livecd can use it :p
<7> and that's a blatently stolen, and censored version of the original
<12> anyone tried http://directory.fsf.org/dobackup.pl.html ?
<6> you can make it tar only files later than a certain time etc, (ie, your last backup)
<12> it sounds like something i'd need
<7> I'd suggest looking at backuppc if you have a server somewhere
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