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<0> brb
<1> grrrr
<2> bitrot: ooh nice you have privoxy running
<2> automatic ad-blocking :)
<3> If you chose vixie-cron, you should comment all lines in /etc/crontab.
<3> SHELL=/bin/bash
<3> PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin
<1> ?
<3> even that?
<3> alll lines?
<1> wtf are you talking about
<1> shouldnt touch that file unless your adding stuff to it
<3> If you chose vixie-cron, you should comment all lines in /etc/crontab.
<3> is from gentoo.org
<1> where?
<1> link?
<3> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/cron-guide.xml
<3> right above Code Listing 3.3
<1> umm...
<1> read the FULL THING
<1> errrr wtf
<1> umm ok some dev is on crack
<1> thats just a bad thing to do
<3> are you talking about cron?
<1> ya... ok .. some crack head dev ... is .. well on crack
<3> soo I guess this isn't something I should be reading?
<1> theres NO need to comment out thouse lines
<1> what are you trying to do
<3> learn cron
<3> well speficially run emerge --sync
<1> well dont worry about that part
<1> Scheduling cron-jobs
<1> goto that part
<4> w00t .. got mce on domain
<3> do I have to give my user access?
<4> sup echo
<1> yo
<1> kikr: you need to run --sync as root .. and by default cron runs as root ...
<1> think about it
<1> whats u up to sCsI
<4> nnm
<3> true... I don't need to give my user access because my user couldn't do the command in the cron
<4> got my mce lappy on domain
<1> ?
<4> media center edition
<4> on my domain
<1> aww
<5> hm
<1> lamer :P
<5> heh
<5> looks like the limits.conf was the answer to rtorrent
<5> but i don't know about the other clients MrEcho
<5> i just stopped on rtorrent because it's the best client to use on my dual p3/500
<1> ouch
<5> oh i have 3 amd64s in the house.. but the whole point was to have a good gentoo box that can just do downloads stuck in the closet
<5> the dual p3 is perfect for that
<5> and it's running like a champ now... i should be able to have a few songs and shows to watch while i'm on my deployment
<1> depends on how many torrents/and files
<5> well... i have 900G worth of torrents going now
<5> and it's running without a hitch
<1> ****
<5> my wife will have to mail me the usb hd when it's done ;) should take a month or two
<1> ya i could see why it was failing now
<5> i'll be in asia by that
<5> that/then
<5> heh
<5> i just set the limit to 50000.. it actually doesn't come close to 2000.. but just to be on the safe side i set it really high
<6> coyo
<7> qaxocf
<8> neta
<1> nux should just leave aol baned
<5> people still use aol?
<1> dumb ppl
<5> i figured it was just a trend and the company would eventually come crashing down upon itself
<5> then again... i'm sure WB is their biggest customer even if they are merged
<5> i should have bought the damn 2TB fileserver
<9> MaceLinux: better have her pack the hd well
<9> shipping companies handling proceedures aren't too kind on hd's with data on them
<10> Obsidian: yeah I like it, it's nice and simple for what I want it to do, no caching just a proxy for http.
<10> Zzz
<2> well, im out, i'll let you know tomorrow, bitrot
<11> MaceLinux: bear in mind that some private torrent sites frown on the use of rtorrent, it has some bugs which apparently stress the tracker out
<1> ya the one i use baned it
<12> hello, I'm trying to get my mac remote to work on a mac mini running gentoo x86 2006.0. I heard that the remote works out of the box and acts like keyboard input. to check this I want to cat my keyboard device. any idea how to do this?
<1> kint2: you know... im not sure what the keyboard /dev is
<1> mouse is easy
<1> and its all done by IR, so you have to have that stuff worked out right
<13> window stick off
<1> ?
<13> Disregard
<13> Missed the "/"
<1> aww ok i got ya
<14> say, did gentoo unify x86 and amd64 by any chance?
<14> the manual doesn't say anything about amd64 profiles anymore...
<1> odd
<14> wait, maybe I'm readng the wrong one
<14> sec
<1> http://gentoo-install.com/#5 more to the point in the green
<14> oh, good
<14> I used a 32bit stage
<15> hi everybody
<1> brujoh: fix your connection
<14> if my host is 32 bit, and I use -march=k8, what will happen?
<16> your host?
<16> what do you mean host
<14> chost*
<1> thats fine
<14> MrEcho: I'm talking about the binaries, 32bit or 64/
<14> (I need 32)
<1> your chost is what sets that
<11> Genia4: it'll output instructions for a k8
<11> but it wont be 64bit unless you specify -m64 or use a x86_64 gcc binary
<14> ok, you guys said the exact opposites now
<14> who is right?
<14> oh, you didn't say the opposite
<14> thanks
<11> hehe
<11> i dont think the 32bit gcc even supports -m64 by default in gentoo
<1> not sure
<11> however, the converse is true
<11> the 64bit gcc supports -m32
<11> because i tried that the other day before i nuked my amd64 install
<14> there really is no point to install a native 64bit system
<14> too many problems for so little gain :(
<1> server yes .. desktop .. no
<1> IMO
<11> yep
<11> wine, mplayer, firefox plugins, openoffice, etc ... all work better in 32bit
<1> unless you plan on using more then 4gb of ram in your desktop...
<11> mysql on a server with 16GB of ram.... :)
<11> different story
<14> this is colinux anyway
<14> 4gb of ram for it would imply I have more on my windows box
<14> this stuff works surprisingly well
<17> foxdonut, why no postgres? mysql performs horrible under load
<1> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16813151008 with daughter board that has 4 more sockets... 128GB ram
<14> as if mysql performs great when there is no load....
<16> haw
<1> renihs .. ya why digg uses it
<1> mysql
<17> ?
<14> digg is slow :(
<1> not for me
<11> renihs: depends how you write your queries really
<11> mysql ****s at subselects whereas both mssql and postgres excel at them
<11> but for complex inner joins i found that mysql works best
<17> hmm dunno, i guess if you say so :)
<11> and since you can write subselects AS inner joins...
<14> not always
<17> college made some nice benchmarks (i ll dig em up once he returns)
<17> which showed an extreme performance loss once load reaches a certain level
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