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<0> http://www.us-cert.gov/cas/bulletins/SB07-015.html been a while since i've seen that many office expoits
<1> hrm
<1> how do negate a match within a regexp
<2> ^
<1> yeah
<1> i wanna match any carrirage return, and then a line *without* a " at the beginning
<1> im getting comfused between ^start of line
<1> and ^dont match me
<2> ^ can alsomean start of line
<1> yes
<1> aha
<1> []
<1> i am matching ^[^"]
<3> yeled- what language?
<0> isn't regex regex?
<0> i mean, i use www.regexlib.com and throw it in my c#
<3> no
<3> I have a whole book about perl vs c++ vs java vs PCRE vs awk vs etc
<0> i see
<3> I don'tt hink ^ negates in perl
<3> err- maybe in []
<3> anyway, time for bed
<4> o/~ don't it always seem to go, that you don't know what you've got 'till it's gone o/~
<5> hi hi
<6> so what's you guys netbsd partition size
<7> ?
<7> "whole disk"
<8> whole disk
<8> :)
<6> but what's the physical size
<7> how big are our disks?
<8> i have 486 w/ 540MB disk. it carries whole CURRENT binaries (with X and docs).
<6> i have 60Gig hard drive, what's my netbsd partition supposed to be?
<7> whatever you suppose you like
<6> will 4 Gig be enough?
<7> to run netbsd? of course
<6> to run netbsd with kde and ****
<7> why didn;t you ask that in the first place?
<7> I would say if you want "kde and ****" you may want mor ethan 4GB
<7> especially if you plan to build it
<6> do i have to build it?
<7> no.
<6> can i install things people build?
<8> openoffice building swallows ~6GB on the "make " stage.
<6> i'm not building openoffice, im not stupid
<8> KDE building is not much stamter than it ;)
<8> smarter*
<6> so where to get latest kde packages
<6> or i have to build it myself?
<8> www.pkgsrc.org
<2> You can downoad binary packages from the ftp server previously known as ftp.netbsd.org
<9> interesting part, dragonfly uses pkgsrc, but has no pkg_add -r
<1> re
<1> is there a sensible TCP port for in-house applications? XML in the stream?
<10> 80?
<1> thats what i said
<10> Developers never listen.
<11> <10> they recv
<10> boo
<12> heh
<1> re
<1> hm
<1> how to setup this 3725..
<1> ah **** i have that mtu issue as well
<10> 3725?
<10> who makes that?
<1> cisco
<1> oooold
<1> i found it on a shelf
<1> unused
<1> and we have no router in the office
<1> so, it makes sense to put all the static on it, instead of the machine
<1> statics
<1> but it only has 2 port
<1> and i have 2 uplinks
<13> hmm... is the french anoncvs mirror down ?
<1> no idea
<3> man
<3> anyone know a good tutorial for branching and tagging with cvs?
<3> I have a project that needs to be in one source repository but have a lot of versions running around
<1> ew
<3> currently, my programmer is just making new repositories for each "release" of the code
<1> heh
<1> well
<1> if he's making new repos
<1> get him onto svb?
<1> svn?
<3> I'd rather not rock the boat right now
<1> cvs isnt only ****ty its slow
<1> yeah
<1> i know what you mean
<3> these are just php files. Speed isn't that much of an issue
<3> and I had to teach him cvs basics
<1> ok
<3> and every time I send him bugs, he tries to fix them by faking me out or something
<3> anyway..
<1> well cvs basics == svn ?
<3> I know they're similar :)
<3> I use svn for my google code project
<3> and it is fast
<1> s'local
<1> branching in cvs is hell
<3> maybe I just need tags
<3> I just need to say "checkout version x.x"
<1> yes
<1> tagging is easy
<1> lemme find something
<1> http://www.psc.edu/~semke/cvs_branches.html
<1> cvs rtag -b Branchname my_module
<1> is all you need
<3> okay, I saw that one before
<3> and that should say "This is version whatever"
<3> for whatever is in there
<1> oh ive forgotten
<1> sorry
<1> youd better read
<3> okay :)
<1> last time i did it was for darwinports
<3> we should add miniupnp to pkgsrc
<3> speaking of..
<1> oh??
<1> url?
<1> is it what i think it is?
<3> one second
<3> http://mail-index.netbsd.org/tech-net/2007/01/14/0001.html
<3> yeled- that's the whole story
<1> ah nno i want a script to set upnp on my router
<3> they also have a client
<1> yeaj
<1> ok
<3> so you might want to check that out
<1> woo
<1> works on darwin
<1> make -f Makefile.linux testupnpdescgen
<3> cool
<1> ah
<1> almost
<1> :)
<0> i've been setting up svn forever
<0> haven't finished yet, other stuff keeps coming up
<3> so why do people make new version controls instead of, like openbsd started to do, improve cvs?
<1> cvs is still client/server
<1> all the 'new' ones are distributed
<12> because certain features are hell to add to CVS
<12> and, retaining old code or hacking old code isn't always a good thing
<3> well, projects that want to stay with cvs
<3> like the BSD's
<3> maybe figuring out how to improve speed would be useful
<3> yeled- that should allow server-side improvements that just make any clients better
<3> in theory :)
<12> well, don't state that all BSDs want to stay with CVS
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