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<0> vmware does multiple snapshots now?!
<0> about effing -time-
<0> god. it only took them 5 years to clue in.
<1> oh yeah it works well in v6
<1> er 5
<0> made no sense to always have to stop the machine, copy snapshot file, rename second one, delete first one, restart machine again, snapshot
<0> >_<
<1> also it has linked (essentially COW) snapshots
<1> so it's a lot faster
<0> just installed it
<0> can't wait to give it a whirr
<0> brb, vmware forcing reboot :\
<1> forcing reboot? running it on windows?
<2> Hello fellow Internet Addicts, looking forward to another glorious day on irc? :)
<3> tchang: http://www.yashy.com/LiquorNWhores.mp3
<3> tchang: this is bubbles doing a radio spot of the same song he actually sang at the East Coast Music awards in Canada a few days ago
<4> I heard about that
<5> the secret word for the night is "mudshark"!
<5> let's say you were a travelling rock & roll band called The Vanilla Fudge..
<3> 25 year old woman stole a sherrifs suv in california - on CNN
<6> :-)
<6> why is it that sites like linkedin always start out being cool
<0> wow
<6> and then that goes away?
<0> workstation definitely isn't as flexible as ESX seems to be
<0> .. esx it is.
<7> is it a good idea to block my ISP's DNS server?
<0> cstone: yeah, win2k for now, but will eventually run either on linux or win2k3 when i move it to the production envionment
<7> i was told that its more "Secure" to do so. which i find to be BS.
<0> smokey: i just always use 4.2.2.1 :D
<0> there's no harm, as long as you've got stable dns servers elsewhere
<7> why would you want to remove your ISP's DNS.
<6> oops. wrong channel.
<7> :P:
<7> LOL *
<8> http://blog.ebrahim.org/media/gmail_bummer.jpg <chuckle>
<7> haha
<0> ws?
<0> oh ha
<8> emailed it to a friend of mine and said, "here is a cheap IT person for you."
<7> how do you set bglimits for users?
<0> ... bg limits?
<0> whats that
<8> yashy, http://www.kentplacesoftware.com/products/BeerAlchemy.html An app to help you build a better beer.=)
<7> background processes
<9> heh
<7> i know its in /etc/login.conf but do i use the default line for each user "username:\"
<0> oh
<3> Mouring: yup.. it's pretty popular. http://www.strangebrew.ca/ is pretty cool, done by a local guy.. they're currently porting SB to java so it'll work on any OS
<0> smokey: /etc/security
<0> * soft nproc #
<0> * hard nproc #
<0> also, i think grsecurity can handle that as well
<0> or pax or selinux or something along those lines
<3> http://www.bodensatz.com/sb/ here is the db
<8> only reason why BeerAlchemy even appeared on my radar was it gained an intel port.
<0> smokey : that's in limits.conf btw.
<0> ***uming you're on linux, of course.
<7> freebsd
<7> so its not login.conf ?
<7> freebsd.org says its within login.conf.
<7> but im wondering if i have it correct. ( http://juggalo.be:81/login.conf )
<3> I might start a pilsner as well
<0> smokey : oh, then just like
<0> user:\ :maxproc=#:
<7> oh its that simple?
<7> how would i do a entire group?
<0> dunno
<9> http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8602483019158148765
<7> anyone familer with limiting background processes. i had it set to 8, but its not limiting.
<10> what do you mean?
<10> set what to 8?
<7> max background procesess for users to 8
<7> like these shell companies do.
<7> i was told 'sysctl kern.maxprocperuid=8'
<10> thats in freebsd?
<7> yes sir.
<7> i was told 8 is too strict to use something like 100~512
<10> hmm I'm not familiar with that.
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<10> uh huh?
<7> Mr_You, how do i apply the changes in /usr/src/share/skel/dot.login_conf ?
<10> this FreeBSD v6? I thought login.conf was in /etc/
<7> it is, but the one for the userhome is in that DIR.
<7> FreeBSD5.4
<7> i even tried to change it within login.conf but it didnt limit to 10.
<7> how do you echo "\" into a file?
<11> use your 3rd eye
<7> ive tried excaping
<7> any ideas?
<12> echo \"\\\" > test
<3> I think "echo \\" is all he was looking for
<12> ohh i thought he wanted to put "\" in the file
<6> 16:11 < stnkydaem> use your 3rd eye
<6> hahahahah
<6> man pineal
<13> Anyone know how to load a new url using javascript? (i.e. click a button and go to page x)
<13> or is there a non js way to make a button go to a url?
<6> <a href =" javascript:history.back()"> Go back </a>
<6> something like that?
<13> yeah, i dont want to use that method, because it doesnt refresh
<6> hm
<13> <input name="OK" type="button" onClick="javascript:history.go(-1)" value="OK">
<13> but thats no good, i need it to reload
<13> basically i need a button with a link:P
<6> i'm looking
<14> 'lo all
<14> is there a way to 'clean up' poorly-ripped mp3s?
<6> poorly-ripped?
<14> pops, snaps...
<13> Hawson: best bet is some good filters in some good audi editing software
<14> hmm.
<14> k
<13> like sound forge
<6> <a href=javascript: location.href="http://blah">;?
<6> i didn't test it
<6> *grin*
<6> http://www.searchlores.org/ritz__3.htm
<13> nope, doesnt do anything
<13> i need this to be a button though
<6> lemme try something
<6> brb
<13> maybe it will be easier to just process a submit and have the script detect it at the beginning
<14> Today is the Day of the Crows
<14> you have the wrong name.
<6> <a name="test" href="javascript:location='http://www.sockpuppet.org';">click</a>;
<6> that works
<6> but it's not a button
<6> <button name="test" href="javascript:location='http://www.sockpuppet.org';">send
<6> </button>
<6> that renders a button but nothing happens when i click on it
<14> could you use an 'onClick=...' entry?
<6> i think i know why
<6> no <form>
<14> try onclick=
<13> ok, i found the right java function
<13> <input name="OK" type="button" onClick="window.location='http://www.blah.com'"; value="OK">
<13> thanks anyways :)
<6> that works
<13> Hawson: not really :P
<14> I suggested onclick. :)
<13> [04:35pm] <13> <input name="OK" type="button" onClick="javascript:history.go(-1)" value="OK">
<13> [04:35pm] <13> but thats no good, i need it to reload
<13> was already using onclick :P
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