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<0> ahh got it.. --prefix=/usr seemed to close it.
<1> --prefix=/home/yourname
<1> oh duh sorry stupid comment
<2> if i have a /var/spool/mail/root file thats like 11meg can i convert that somehow to individual messages
<2> with some type of tool
<3> what is the preferred method in slackware to add a user for running a daemon such as tor?
<3> what should shell and home directory be set to?
<1> Anyone installed google earth for linux ?
<4> yep
<1> Work okay ?
<4> yep
<1> thanks
<5> does slackware support duo-core if so are there any release notes on it?
<6> it supports it straight up with an smp kernel
<6> you will have to build that smp kernel yourself
<6> slackware doesn't supply one
<5> ah i see
<6> so basically, you're stuck installing the system and building your first kernel using only one core
<7> check engine light
<8> morning
<9> Mm.
<9> mmm.
<10> yay. my monitor lab came back from downstairs.
<10> 3 computers screwed to a big piece of MDF, going to get hung up on the wall out of the way.
<10> I need to get a picture of it.
<9> phyber: Cool
<11> Slackware doesn't include ssl ca certificates, right? Where can I get a package of the most common?
<9> would you like to be my certificate?
<11> I want trusted certs
<12> You can trust, gammy
<9> norton__: Could you be more specific?
<4> since when did OSes come with certs?
<4> you have to pay for trusted certs from a certificate authority
<9> that's what I was thinking mogi.
<9> mogi: What is up?
<4> getting ready for work
<9> mogi: know anything about asp?
<4> I played with it a bit in college, didn't care for it
<4> I also have 2 books on it that someone left at my place
<11> doesn't OSes come with CA certs? How then can a client verify that the server is certified?
<11> I mean, if a server has payed verisign to certify it, then verisign signs the servers certificate. Then my client must have a verisign CA cert to compare it with, or something. Or am I completely wrong?
<11> (sorry for the delay)
<13> anyone know if OO will integrate into openexchange?
<4> what does OO have to do with email?
<13> well, a customer asked, bc office will integrate with exchange.
<13> i told them there is no need.
<13> but.. oh well.
<13> maybe, file storage??
<13> but..
<13> mapped drives.
<4> huh?
<13> i have no idea what they were talking about.
<4> they were talking bollocks
<13> did you see where ibm is releasing lotusnotes for linux??
<4> yeah, so?
<13> my boss likes it.
<4> that's probably because your boss is an old crank
<13> but never wanted to use it, until it ports to linux
<13> ya.
<14> mogi: dragging yourself to defcon this year?
<4> when is it?
<4> ug
<4> nope, can't make it yet again :(
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