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<0> try that
<0> or
<0> df -h
<1> hehee
<2> hello, can anyone help me out? trying to use sed to replace \ with / but get an error when doing http://pastebin.com/622168
<3> OmegaEvil: checking but I think its the same, I think the FS is ****ed
<3> Phyx-: echo / | sed 's#/#slash#g'
<4> or @ or anything else ;P
<0> Phyx-, oi
<2> hi OmegaEvil
<0> you ran into the same issue i had weeks ago haha
<0> do as they say
<4> :)
<0> you dont have to use / as initiator
<5> ive never been able to master the art of sed/awk
<2> war--: sorry, kinda a noob, i should replace that line with the one in my file?
<2> OmegaEvil: well, i made my school project on my home box, and when i uploaded it just now, it won't find the files
<3> Phyx-: read up on sed ;)
<0> war--, haha
<2> :|
<0> thats what i did
<0> nothing mentions that one can use other intiators
<4> Phyx-: see the s/\/slash/with/
<0> not even the oreilly pocket guide
<4> the "/" in the sed are known as delimiters
<4> you can use other characters as the delimiter
<4> so s@/slash@with@
<4> for instance
<4> or like war-- saidL s#/slash#with#
<0> delimiter...not initiator
<2> have to redownload, sinc emy former try screwed my files
<2> blanked em al
<2> all*
<6> hello folks
<6> crud
<6> brb
<4> dubkat: awk and sed are great utils.. look into a book called Cl***ic Shell Scripting .. if you are interested
<0> im going to try crossover office 5.01 in a min
<4> oreilly
<5> i have an oreilly book on them, ive just not really read much of it
<5> i do most of my shell scripting in PHP
<0> in php ?!?!
<0> lol
<5> yup
<2> lol
<0> handy because ya can reuse it...
<0> but apart from that
<5> laugh all ya want. but its just as powerful as perl, but faster
<6> ah, there we are
<6> crap man
<0> hmmm
<2> php gives my nightmares.... i've spend 3 hours once debugging when all i did wrong was a lowercase t
<6> I keep getting 'Temperatire above threshold' warnings
<6> This is not good.
<0> i cant comment on speed since i never tested
<0> somebody write two identical functions in perl and time them please
<5> i tested the speed using a perl sysinfo script, and a php sysinfo script i wrote, that shows even more info, and the php script was like 2x as fast
<4> :o
<7> boom
<4> heh
<6> Uh, ****, how might I go about checking with problem out?
<6> er, this
<0> well dubkat that isnt very representative
<2> erm..
<0> you should use time
<5> thats what i used
<0> and the functions must be identical
<5> time ./script
<2> thanx znx
<2> worked
<4> dubkat: ill bet that shell is faster ;p
<4> Phyx-: :)
<2> now i get a diff error, hehe
<4> hehe
<5> znx: not when they are both my desktop :p
<2> You don't have permission to access the requested object. It is either read-protected or not readable by the server.
<0> Phyx-, good you asked
<2> :P
<0> because i spent 3 hours mucking until mark pointed it out to me
<0> hehe
<0> i was pretty pissed
<4> dubkat: you can shellscript too ..
<4> and thats what i meant
<4> shellscript is faster than perl+php
<0> since even the oreilly pocket guide doesnt mention that one can use different delimiters
<2> OmegaEvil: :)
<0> znx tell my 1000 line shell scripts tht lol
<6> I'd have to think this temperature warning is pretty serious....
<0> on 10.000 files + takes ages
<4> OmegaEvil: ill bet perl takes longer :[
<5> that may be true, but im infinitly better at PHP than i am SH
<4> :D
<5> and i hate perl
<4> dubkat: go with what you know..
<4> thats how to produce solid scripts ;)
<0> as long as the job gets done
<4> yup
<0> who cares what ya use
<4> hacks are hacks .. :)
<5> hax hax hax
<0> its all about the time saved variable
<0> heheh
<7> ^_^
<4> hehe
<4> even kut agrees!
<0> course
<0> kutzooi, is the leet wannabe hax0r
<2> oops, i did it again
<7> muppet
<2> blanked all my files :'(
<2> rm -rf here i come
<4> kut .. what the hell?
<8> i once accidently typed rm -rf testfiles *
<7> A monitor.
<8> doih :)
<8> extra space ...
<4> Jer: i did a similar thing on a work server
<4> on /
<4> chmod 755 file *
<4> oops
<4> heh
<2> lol
<7> -_-
<8> znx, I was trying to learn how to build an rpm and it was configured with the /var dir, and by bye /var
<4> broken the printing for the whole uni..
<8> lol on a work server
<4> Jer: did you think it was taking a time ;)
<0> a mate once chowned all files to root
<4> OmegaEvil: i chown'd /
<0> haha that was fun figuring out who owned what after
<4> to a user
<4> heh
<0> yep
<7> =)
<0> thats what he did
<4> OmegaEvil: no not all the files
<4> just /
<6> fekking slow *** Eterm download...
<0> ahh lucky you
<4> yeah very
<0> well he did -r
<4> hehe
<0> haha
<0> ooops!
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