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<0> wescotte: yea since its mosly binaries.... ls -R | cpio -o | nc snoopy 5555 did the trick...
<1> wescotte, amarok is pretty awesome
<2> Yeah only one thing I wish it did was allow you to drag stuff from your collection togethre to update tags easier
<2> If I have a duplicate band name (spelled differently or case differences or whatnot) ti'd be nice ot drag one onto the other to match Artist info
<1> ha, that's pretty specific
<2> My collection isn't that large so it was pretty easy to fix manually
<2> well if you drag a traack to a album it'd nice to match all those items as well
<2> If I get bored maybe I'll attempt to add the feature myself
<1> yea, right when I learned how the Ipod works (with the ID3 tags) I went through my 1500mp3 collection and manually edited the ID3 tags to be PERFECT. and now I just update them correctly each time i rip/dl them
<2> yeah alot of rippers these days jump on like cddb.com or whtnot and make the tags accurate
<1> is there a program that let's you compare the ID3v1 and v2 tags and copy from one to the other...preferably a in batch process
<2> heh I remember the old days where you'd rip a CD overnight cuz it took so long :)
<2> I don't know one offhand but I'm sure they exist
<1> yea, i remember having to rip to .WAV then convert to .mp3
<2> yup
<1> took like 10 minutes per song
<2> I didn't do alot of ripping in those days..
<2> Then again I still don't.. my CD collection hasn't grown a whole lot lately
<3> I have authd installed and running, but it isn't using the username for the ident on irc... it comes up with some random chars
<4> i just resently install moblock, peer gaurdian for linux
<4> and i removed it
<3> i.e. U2FsdGVkX1@ip
<4> but some of the ips are still being blocked
<4> anyone know where i could find to ips being blocked
<4> or how to search inside all files for a text string
<1> monster_, cat file | grep something
<4> how would i do
<4> locate *.conf | cat results | grep something
<4> cat | locate *.conf | grep 66.221 ?
<1> umm... for i in `find /dir -name *.conf` ; do cat $i | grep something ; done
<0> grep -R "string" *.conf
<4> anyone use shorewall?
<5> !wtf uuoc?
<6> Well, uuoc is useless use of cat! `cat filename |grep string` can be replaced with `grep string filename`
<7> what's the conventional way of installing the kernel headers from a custom compiled kernel?
<8> kvasov: you shoud not have to do that
<7> /usr/src/include/version.h specifies an older version
<8> make menuconfig should do that for you , no?
<7> i dont do menuconfig
<7> i do make oldconfig
<9> i am running debian 3.1, whenever i try to do apt-get install anything, it says i have unmet dependicies (libc6-dev) and when i do apt-get -f install it bombs saying i need to upgrade glibc, but my version number > 255, but this is only a warning message, and the next line is dpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/libc6_2.3.6-15_i386.deb (--unpack): subprocess pre-installation script returned error exit status 1
<9> any ideas?
<10> wescotte no problem
<11> how do I show a list of the currently loaded kernel modules?
<12> h0ser: delete that deb, it'll refetch it, but if you're using that version of libc you're running testing
<12> lsmod
<11> ahh yes, /sbin, ty
<13> _reppir lsmod
<9> i removed the deb from var/cache and it downloaded it again and it gives same error - i am trying to use pastebin but its just hanging on submit
<11> in fedora, how do I modify which modules are loaded into the kernel?
<9> can someone look at my apt-get error? http://pastebin.ca/82794 it says i have unmet dependicies, but apt-get -f install ddoesnt work (thats in the link also)
<13> _reppir well it autodetects hardware so normally you wouldn't need to do that
<13> what exactly are you trying to do
<11> well it's loading things like a battery module and bluetooth
<11> plus about 10 sound modules, and the sound doesn't even work
<11> pcmcia, etc
<13> hm and you don't have that stuff?
<11> plus I dorked up the ATI driver install for dual monitor support, and I need to erase those and start fresh
<11> no I dont, it's a desktop
<13> odd
<11> how do I configure gcc to build a 64 bit compiler only?
<7> what's a good webcam for linux ?
<14> anyone know how to rip flash movies from the net?
<14> i want to download them and watch documentaries with mplayer =)
<7> are there any cameras that use a simpler protocol than usb?
<13> simpler how? there were cameras that used rs232 but they were very slow
<15> how do u unrar files in linux
<10> with the command 'unrar'
<16> my cam uses old serial inetrface
<17> mine does too... its USB
<17> and my phone does too, its bluetooth
<16> pre-usb
<17> all serial interfaces
<17> :D
<17> I know, I'm just being a ****
<1> i'm using MythWeb, and it requires that in apache, the directory htdocs/mythweb has "AllowOverride All". But when I do this, I get the trailing slash bug (JUST for that directory.) (I can't enter "http://localhost/mythweb"; it has to be http://localhost/mythweb/";) anyone know how I can fix this?
<18> http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/MythWeb_on_Lighttpd
<18> you don't want myth bogged down by crapache, too.
<1> but i like apache :-(
<1> i'm not gonna switch httpd's
<17> bougyman: ever heard of scgi?
<18> yes, Idle`
<18> i tested it for a while
<18> it's not as fast as fastcgi
<18> and no easier to work with, so i didn't find a use for it.
<10> bougyman what was that partner to fastcgi you and Trey were talking about?
<18> huh?
<18> scgi and fastcgi do the same thing
<18> fastcgi's older, faster, and more stable, running the apps we tried.
<17> bougyman: thats what I thought :D
<18> scgi's claim to fame is its simplicity.
<10> naw, there was another thing that went along with fcgi
<17> I had someone tell me it was better.... I was skeptical
<19> I have a network interface (not eth0).. If I just want to dump some test data down on it, can I do that?
<19> like data from the command "cat testfile" or so
<20> man nc
<20> ^^dudeskee
<19> I've already done man nc, thank you
<19> it isn't helpful
<19> it requires a port, and doesn't allow you to do what I asked
<20> ok then no you can't do that
<20> :-P
<19> in other words, gauze, nc is the only network utility in existance for linux
<20> what does "dump some test data down to it" mean?
<20> doe sthis interface have an IP?
<20> are you talking about tcp at all
<20> how about you: ask a complete question
<19> it does have an IP, however, from what I gather, it's a virtual interface created by a program
<19> gauze, if you need more information to answer a question, you can ask, as you are doing now
<20> ok
<20> what are you trying to do exactly?
<20> not how are you trying to solve some problem
<20> the big picture what is your end goal here
<19> the end goal is to output data using the computer's soundcard, record it with a tape device, and input it again
<19> the means I've taken so far is to use a program designed for a similar purpose: modulating and demodulating data for packetradio, by creating a virtual modem that runs from software
<19> called soundmodem
<19> the program creates an interface and ***igns it an IP address and a broadcast address
<19> doing a broadcast ping on the broadcast address causes the virtual modem to output some data audibly
<19> however, nothing else I've tried has
<19> .
<17> GRR
<17> I hate how SOOO many people just cheat when it comes to progress bars
<20> ok so an ICMP packet caused something to happen, which doesn't require a port ... hm
<19> incidentially, the data the output broadcasts something like, "............ !"#$%&'()*+,-./01234567," gauze
<20> I was thinking if you set the virtuals interfaces I as the default gateway you could send something to some other port via udp or tcp but this modem thing ... I'm a bit confuselled
<20> also btw I have to go out now to go see a couple bands play
<19> aha
<19> ok
<20> you get what I'm saying though?
<20> the bits will p*** through that interface if it's a gateway ...
<20> and maybe cause some noises
<19> (at least your advice got worlds better than the infuriating and always unhelpful "man foo.")
<19> yeah, I could try that
<19> though
<19> I'd like to create custom packets
<19> of controlled data
<7> hi
<7> does anybody know how usb works?
<21> !wtf ask?
<6> ask is probably not asking to ask a question, or asking if anyone knows 'foo' but actually asking a real question, providing details of all software involved and actual error messages! It is NOT /msg'ing people who didn't ask you to /msg them! HOWTO Get Help With Your Linux Problems? http://awol.no-ip.org/howto-gethelp.html
<17> yes, its an addressable bus, like rs485
<21> Idle`: shhh
<7> what's an IRP
<17> I have no idea how ti works :D
<21> Idle`: hey i was talking to bougyman about your fastora problems and he had a great idea
<21> Idle`: return the 208SS and get a 208SA
<17> haha
<21> the disks are much cheaper and the preformance is still great
<17> sata ++
<17> well, we found some inline adaptors in the most unlikely place
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