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<0> but yes.. just as i wrote
<1> well, i was told the command line before but i forgot it and irssi wasnt logging... now i need that command line again, please.
<1> ok
<2> what has ifconfig to do with irssi ?
<2> ifconfig is a system tool
<0> export PATH=$PATH:/sbin adds sbin to your path
<0> su -
<3> hiya
<0> is the correct way to beome root
<2> hello
<0> ElChupey: hey
<1> what does 'su -' do?
<3> if you forget the - you can destroy stuff
<0> hehe
<0> not true ElChupey ;P
<3> and OmegaEvil will laugh at you
<0> thats true though ElChupey hehe
<2> i laugh at everybody anyway
<4> liix, su - changes you to the super-user and takes their environment
<0> **su
<5> No idea, znx
<3> lol\
<2> we need a su trigger
<1> sounds great, but in that case i have the same right as root, right?
<1> which means i can make alot of damage.
<1> if i wanted to.
<4> yes
<6> liveDVD to try linux - SuSe OK? any reccommendations?
<1> oh ****! :)
<6> btw, hi :-)
<1> fps133 :)
<1> well, uhm, brb.
<3> try DSL
<3> damnsmalllinux
<2> su is <reply> SU is used to change to another user. It mainly is used to gain super user privileges. Please use "su -" to also have the users environment variables or commands wont be found, because of the missing $PATH environment variable that tells the shell where to look for commands.
<3> ooooh good Omega
<3> now ask here
<6> will take a look. why this distro as opposed to others?
<0> insert a ** and your set OmegaEvil :)
<3> *her
<1> ill take it though irssi...
<2> linuxgirl, su is <reply> SU is used to change to another user. It mainly is used to gain super user privileges. Please use "su -" to also have the users environment variables or commands wont be found, because of the missing $PATH environment variable that tells the shell where to look for commands.
<5> OmegaEvil: okay
<2> **su
<0> or that
<5> SU is used to change to another user. It mainly is used to gain super user privileges. Please use "su -" to also have the users environment variables or commands wont be found, because of the missing $PATH environment variable that tells the shell where to look for commands.
<2> ;-}
<3> lol
<2> saves nme from repeating a gazillion times
<2> ;-]
<2> **play
<5> OmegaEvil: I'm not sure, is it larger than a breadbox?
<3> ok no more emelfm in DSL
<3> i must learn the back side of linux
<2> *******
<5> Something you'll never get omegaevil
<2> i already had it thanks
<2> **cunt
<5> Completely Useless No-hope Twat | Can't Understand Normal Thinking | http://www.limmy.com/playthings/xylophone/ | *****
<2> who put that in ?
<7> ive just started using linux as a n00b which i am, but i must say that ive become rather much obsessed with it
<2> hehe
<7> :)
<4> it can do that sort of thing
<3> wow thats fun
<4> it unfortunately has engulfed my entire life...work and then come home to using it here
<4> rofl
<3> thanks omega
<2> ElChupey, ??
<2> thanks for what ?
<3> oh thanks linuxgirl
<2> ?
<2> lol
<3> "you are a " link
<7> MiRAGE-: well, its so fantasticly great to use even from home & from any other place on the planet. i mean, i sit at work with putty and i can do whatever i want to and at the same time by not opening any m***ive dose of ports when connecting.
<7> :)
<0> OmegaEvil: you can query the bot for that info
<2> can i now ?
<8> Does the Evaluation Version of Suse 10.0 Auto-detect and install madwifi drivers for the Atheros chipset cards.. i have the netgear wg311t and im at college and do not have an ethernet jack.. so even if i install linux i cant get the network to work
<8> any ideas?
<0> shad0wcat was the one :)
<8> I need a dist of linux that will autodetect my atheros chipset wifi card
<2> hehe
<4> i love using linux...but of course i have windows for my gaming
<7> what else r there for commands than just 'set autolog *' in irssi? ;)
<0> liix_: thousands
<0> literally
<0> liix_: do /set
<0> watch it whizz by
<0> thats all the settings
<7> uhm, one thing i came to think of.. where do the irssi logs get stored?
<0> then do /help
<0> liix_: /set autolog
<0> you can see there
<2> dman
<2> damn
<0> autolog_path = ~/logs/$tag-%Y%m-$0.log my personal pref
<2> mark what was the command again to force irssi to use another config ?
<2> config= ?
<0> OmegaEvil: --config=
<2> ahh yes
<2> ta
<0> ok nn
<0> bed time for me
<0> have a good one all
<2> nn
<9> damnit
<9> is znx still up? :p
<2> whats wrong ?
<2> nope
<2> he just went to bed
<9> lazy slack
<9> my ident no workie
<2> oident ?
<9> heh
<9> windows :p
<2> **** you then
<2> lol
<9> the firewall keeps dying
<2> ;-D
<7> how do i make a search for a dir?
<9> find / -name dirname
<2> find / -iname "*nameofdir*"
<9> slocate ..
<2> or locate
<7> uhm... how do i search for a folder searching though ALL the dirs?
<4> find / -name "dirname" -print
<7> -print :D
<7> ?
<9> all what dies?
<9> dir's
<7> nevermind, did it, thanks! :
<7> :D
<4> it just prints to stdout
<7> hm, shouldnt there be a dir called irclogs or something, somewhere, for irssi?
<8> so 64 bit linux isnt that great for desktop use yet?
<9> i think its bed time
<9> liix_, not unless you tell it to log
<9> interfear, said who?
<2> me
<2> interfear, you a noob ?
<8> well i heard you dont have flsh
<8> err flash
<8> and other junk
<2> many 32-bit binaries dont work on 64bit linux
<7> ah, great.
<8> hrm.. i guess ill just go for 32bit for now
<7> now i know what i can and can not do! :)
<2> yah
<8> alright im gonna try ubuntu see how that works out
<7> well, cya later yall, gtg to bed and get some sleep even if im free tomorrow.
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