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<0> yep
<1> well, i need an adapter
<0> so buy one, whats the problem?
<0> buy an intel nic
<1> the only ones i have found are the dlink DGE560T and the gigabyte GCLC05
<1> until now...
<1> ,)
<0> both **** im sure :P
<1> i wasn't sure the dlink and gigabyte were supported
<0> intel makes decent nics, and the support is solid, they provide up to date drivers
<0> depends what chipset they use
<1> yeah, i've had the eepros
<1> toast: you're telling me things i already know!
<1> lol
<0> :)
<1> like duh
<1> move out of your parents' house yet?
<0> nah, too comfy... maybe soon with this new job i have lined up.
<1> funny.'
<0> doing voip stuff
<0> its cheap, im not married, so who gives a ****
<1> how many jobs have you had over the past 2 years?
<0> we got a swimming pool, so its great
<0> uhm.. 2
<1> yeah, i'd say if you're cool with it that's great
<1> cheap is right
<1> saves a lot of money
<0> i got the basement to myself
<1> ever get a new car?
<0> so itsok for now
<0> nah, no money
<0> haha, trinity is driving the car around the park..
<1> how do you have no money?
<1> what are you spending it on?
<0> fr30n: coke and hookers
<1> that makes sense
<0> heh
<0> Yashy: i love how ricky seems like such an idiot, but he always outsmarts the cops
<2> could a fail sendmail attempt cause a shutdown?
<3> uhm
<3> usually not :)
<2> what about 4 sendmail attempts every 5 minutes?
<2> mrtg is failing everytime. just noticed it. wondering if thats causing the shutdown
<1> toast: is your controller the 82572EI?
<0> 82573V
<0> but the EI is supported too
<0> just look at /usr/src/sys/dev/em/if_em.c
<1> yeah, looks like it...
<0> { 0x8086, E1000_DEV_ID_82547EI, PCI_ANY_ID, PCI_ANY_ID, 0},
<0> { 0x8086, E1000_DEV_ID_82547EI_MOBILE, PCI_ANY_ID, PCI_ANY_ID, 0},
<0> heck, the 82573V is not listed, but it works :P
<1> 82547EI
<1> yeah, the supported hardware list for 6 shows 82572/82573 support
<1> neat.
<0> yeah, -stable has a fairly recent intel driver
<0> em0: <Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connection Version - 3.2.18> port 0x4000-0x401f mem 0xed200000-0xed21ffff irq 16 at device 0.0 on pci4
<0> em0: Ethernet address: 00:30:48:55:c0:da
<4> GEESHH.. it is coming down damn hard now.
<1> o really? http://radar.weather.gov/radar.php?rid=mpx&product=N0R&overlay=11101111&loop=no
<0> we get your rain tomorrow
<1> yeah
<1> tornado watch over you benny
<4> I see..
<1> i'm still out in chan
<5> Hello, how can I access a directory of 120 files and move every files that begins with 'B' or 'S' to another directory please? (using sed for example)
<4> if I'm lucky maybe it will sweep my house up and off to the yellow brick road.
<1> benny has a munchkin fetish
<4> mv B*S dir/ ?
<5> no way to do it via sed?
<4> why do you need sed?!
<6> probably the homework ***ignment specifies sed
<5> ok
<5> i'll use mv /path/B* /new/path
<5> thanks mouring
<6> mv [BS]* wherever
<0> Mouring: there is an actual steet here called yellow brick rd.
<1> roy croft
<6> yes?
<4> oh or.. =-) it was start with B and end in S.
<5> or mv /path/[B|S]* /new/path
<5> yes, starts with B and ends with S
<6> that's not what you said
<5> sorry.
<1> you should be
<5> maybe mv /path/B*S /new/path ?
<1> now you have everyone confused
<6> i'm not confused
<6> i'm going home
<6> :)
<1> ok.
<4> I'm not confused.. that requires one to care.
<5> or for i in 'ls /path/B*S'; do mv $i /new/path; done
<5> please correct me
<5> :/
<4> stop making this 10x more complex than needed.
<4> complex is *NOT* your friend.
<5> okay :/
<5> what would it be please?
<5> mv B*S dir/
<5> ?
<5> maybe ${var/foo/bar},
<5> I know bash can do some pretty neat stuff, even regex on variables
<5> will you guide me panther prince?
<5> please.
<5> export FOO="bar"
<5> echo ${FOO/bar/foo}
<5> mouring?
<5> man help!
<4> man I hate that guy
<7> Hello Mouring
<4> there are only two others I hate worse.
<7> whos that
<0> lol
<4> I'm sure wettoast know whom I speak of.
<7> well i dont know
<7> please clear the air
<4> air is clear where I'm at.. the sky is cloudy, but one can't help that.
<7> I have this reg. expression and I understand most of it but not all of
<7> it
<7> "^[_a-zA-Z0-9-]+(\.[_a-zA-Z0-9-]+)*@[a-zA-Z0-9-]+(\.[a-zA-Z0-9-]+)*(\.[a-z][A-Z]{2,3})$"
<7> it is being used to compare it against an email address, well it fails
<7> because some ppl have emails like myem...@sub.domain.au
<7> netstat -anP tcp -f inet | tail +5 | awk '{print $NF}'| sort | uniq -c
<7> function n ( ) { awk '{tf+=$5}END{printf "%20.0f\n",tf}' "$@"; }
<7> typeset -fx n
<7> ls -al * | n
<7> 113279253
<7> :)
<7> uptime -> 21:02:12 up 411 days, 4:04, 5 users, load average: 16.08, 14.97, 13.55
<7> wow
<7> Anyone familiar with NetTracker, am receiving thing error
<7> ERROR: Failed to contact server - page title resolution via HTTP will not be used
<7> Importing /home/weblogs/charactersusa/charactersusa_22843.esw3c_S.200602230000-200602240700-20060223-99.50c-0.gz (USAAKAMAI)...
<7> show your character http://characters.usanetwork.com
<7> ;)
<7> cat scifi.log
<7> NetTracker 7.5 eBusiness - Copyright(c) 1996-2004 Sane Solutions, LLC
<7> Processing scifi...
<7> this channel is really quiet
<8> anyone running samba 3 as a PDC?
<7> whats the question
<8> ACLs no worky
<8> I can't reapply any ACLs via Explorer
<8> can log into the domain without issue
<8> drive maps
<8> drives map
<8> everything looks good, but I only have read access
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