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<TechSmurf> argh
<TechSmurf> err
<TechSmurf> that explains why I was deopped ;)
<jjshoe> heh
<TechSmurf> that's what you get for switching to a spammer isp
<TechSmurf> ;)
<TechSmurf> gah.. damn awk
<TechSmurf> Trying to match a string at the beginning of a line and replace \n with ,
<Idle`> sed can do that if you turn multiline off... no idea how on awk tho :(
<Idle`> er, turn multiline on
<TechSmurf> it can
<TechSmurf> but I can't get it to stop deleting the text match other than the \n :P
<TechSmurf> In theory this portion of an awk statement would only match a line with 14 non-pipe characters followed by a pipe character...
<TechSmurf> if (match($0,"^[^|]{14,14}\|"))
<TechSmurf> but it doesn't seem to carry over to commas
<TechSmurf> the script works.. it's just joining every line so far :P
<TechSmurf> that, and thus far it's not replacing with a comma...
<Idle`> h,
<Idle`> I dont know awk very much :)
<Idle`> I just dont have any uses for it
<Calahorn> damnit
<Calahorn> how do I get dx installed on wine XD
<Idle`> uh
<Idle`> thats native, no?
<Calahorn> not sure...
<Calahorn> I figured it was, cuz I played starcraft on it before
<Calahorn> I guess this game might be a little over the top for it =\
<Idle`> starcraft doesn't do DX does it?
<Death_Syn> starcraft does do DirectDraw
<Death_Syn> don't think it does any Direct3D stuff, though
<Death_Syn> probably does DirectSound
<Calahorn> I think you needed ver 6.0 of it
<Idle`> http://www.winehq.com/pipermail/wine-users/2004-May/013971.html
<Calahorn> I cant remember
<Calahorn> haha
<Calahorn> nice
<Calahorn> I think I need to rtfm =\
<Idle`> :D
<Idle`> wow.. thats more then 2 years ago :P
<Idle`> and they have come a LONG way in the past 2 years
<Calahorn> hehe
<Calahorn> I get so confused.. cuz almost all installers work on wine XD just the program itself that doesnt ;)
<Idle`> installers dont use the graphic libs
<Idle`> check the wine compatibility list
<Idle`> I'm gonna install a 7800GS tonight in my machine... perhaps in a week or two when I get slack installed I'll get wine going
<Calahorn> the app db im guessing
<Calahorn> slack is awsome
<Calahorn> thats what im running
<Calahorn> I finally got sound working this morning
<Calahorn> stupid mixer and its muting of random ****
<Calahorn> holy crap
<Calahorn> you can run WoW apparently on wine
<Idle`> :)
<Idle`> I dont have any distro issues... cept that gentoo pisses me off
<Idle`> everythig is a ****ing script
<Calahorn> hehe
<Calahorn> never checked it out
<Calahorn> heard of it though
<Idle`> yea, dont
<Calahorn> I guess I know why I havent heard much of it LOL
<Idle`> I've used it exclusively for 3 years now... no more... :)
<Idle`> gentoo!? seriously?
<Calahorn> hehe
<Idle`> its all over the new
<Idle`> net*
<Idle`> its the ricer dist
<Calahorn> haha
<Idle`> I do everything via source... so I break package managers pretty quick
<Calahorn> I havent heard of it much cept when downloading main apps like wine or dosbox
<Calahorn> haha
<Calahorn> I do source too, I also like slacks pkgtool dealy
<Calahorn> but
<Calahorn> took me forever to get X working
<Calahorn> damned usb mouse
<Calahorn> I still set the mouse input config for X to /dev/psaux
<Calahorn> and apparently the usb mouse started working
<Calahorn> so ridiculous...
<Idle`> bbl
<Calahorn> l8z
<Idle`> psaux?
<Idle`> use evdev
<Idle`> much better driver... you need Xorg 7 or 6.9 to use it. 7.0 and 7.1 rule
<Calahorn> whats the default that comes with the slack install?
<TechSmurf> yay
<slakjunky> 6.8.2 I believe
<TechSmurf> I win. paste defeats awk/sed ;)
<Idle`> I WIN,
<Idle`> you cant win, for I am the winner of all!
<_sauce> if i nmap localhost and see a port is open and i don't know what it is, how can i check whats opening it ?
<TechSmurf> I just turned payroll from hours of tedium into pasting into a spreadsheet and printing.
<Idle`> bbl
<korozion> how can I add group write access to every dir including and below 'foo' for just the group, but not change any other permissions?
<warjest> chown -R g+w foo
<warjest> that will do every file as well
<warjest> if you want to just do dirs, you need to do a find -exec
<korozion> poifect
<korozion> thanks
<korozion> err what?
<warjest> errr, chmod
<korozion> heh, I thought so
<warjest> but that chmod will change permissions on files and directories
<mrdyg> heh
<korozion> this is ok
<warjest> if you ONLY want directories, you need to do ./find -type d -exec ...
<warjest> ok
<mike__> what's some good burning software?
<mike__> for burning iso images
<cheez> windows 3.1
<korozion> warjest yep, but that's ok
<cheez> actually, anything from microsoft should burn well
<korozion> thanks again
<SufferAll> bur bur burn
<korozion> mike__ k3b
<CannedBar> I'll second the k3b nomination
<CruelVenm> i have a mounted drive as /dev/hdb1 111G 33M 105G 1% /home2 - how can i change home2 to another dir?
<korozion> CruelVenm edit /etc/fstab
<mike__> haha
<korozion> change the mount point
<korozion> make sure it exists
<mike__> Windows ME was the worst.
<CruelVenm> koro: how do i make the system rehash so it updates the fstab?
<jeenam> fstab -a
<jeenam> er
<jeenam> mount -a
<jeenam> you may have to umount the drive first since it's changing to a different mount point
<warjest> i would change fstab, manually unmount, then mount through fstab (in that order)
<jeenam> that'll work
<CruelVenm> umount /dev/hdb1 ?
<jeenam> yep
<CruelVenm> ah thanks
<CruelVenm> so if i have 1 drive as / and another as /drive2
<CruelVenm> is there a possibility to combine the diskspace from / and /drive2? in a specified mount point?
<jeenam> union mount
<jeenam> not sure of the status of support for it in linux though
<jeenam> i use a union mount in freebsd
<jeenam> it mounts another filesystem above a mount point
<CruelVenm> nice
<jeenam> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UnionFS
<jeenam> it was the only way to get my ftp permissions set properly
<jeenam> since the directories users access span separate filesystems
<jeenam> it plays nice with vsftpd jails
<CannedBar> CruelVenm: yes, read up on UnionFS
<CannedBar> I dont think the vanilla-kernel supports it, but I'm pretty sure gentoo-sources includes the patches.
<jeenam> it's only supported in 2.6.9+
<b33> I can't get this crontab statement to work, can someone help me out. -- '4 20 * * * cd /srv/www/vhosts/internal/status/ ; /usr/bin/php5 dailycheck.php &'
<b33> i've updated the time many times try to get it to execute
<warjest> have you checked the error files? and why are you cd'ing before you run the script? if you want to run more than one command you should make a shell script for it
<b33> true on the shell script, i'll do that.. the php executable includes files from the parent directory..
<b33> I can't seem to find any log file for crontab
<jeenam> does the job not run or is it the php executable that doesn't work?
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