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<0> apache question. where is it supposed to install mod_rewrite.so, in libexec/ or modules/ ?
<1> modules/
<0> hrm. it put it in libexec :-/
<1> 1.3.x or 2.x ?
<0> 1.3.34
<1> Oh
<1> It might use libexec then
<1> Ancient apache
<1> Sup
<0> ok at least that part isn't complaining anymore. thanks.
<2> RndPkt: you familiar with Legato?
<1> Not really
<2> you're not much help. :-)
<1> I can pretend I'm an expert and tell you all sorts of crazy things.
<2> oh, do tell. :)
<3> "the thign that the tapes are stuck in is a magazine, to activate the tape it's a trigger, and to go through 3 tapes in sequence it's called a semi-automatic 3 fire burst"... INCOMING! PHEW that was close!
<2> Anyone worked with rsync on an NT box?
<2> and tunneling through ssh? :)
<4> I've been using cwRsync on 2003 Server.
<4> over a file share.
<4> it might have ssh capability, IIRC.
<4> its the only maintained windows rsync package.
<4> yup, ssh, and says NT support.
<4> its pretty nice actually.
<2> cwrsync huh?
<4> yeah google it, url is nasty.
<2> yeah. :)
<2> danke
<2> okay, back later
<4> its got a nice wizard IIRC, but I just copied the two provided .cmd files and put my rsync command at the end.
<4> I think the wizard sets up the ssh/rsync server.
<4> welcome
<5> is you compile apache2.0 with --enable-v4-mapped, shouldn't that allow ipv4 to view a ipv6 host?
<5> i cant remember the website that discussed that topic
<1> Allows ipv6 socks to handle ipv4 connections
<5> but its not allowing it.
<5> could it be that my isp is blocking :80 ? but my ipv6 tun isnt blocking :80?
<6> http://media1.break.com/dnet/media/temp/1_4_2006/pic2373.jpg
<5> i feel your pain. i want a fast break so bad its not funny.
<7> trying to think what I have that I could lessing it, but the fact I don't have bread.. I can't do honey and peanut butter.
<6> take peanut and honey jar, dip finger in peanut butter then honey, insert finger in mouth :P
<8> hey, i've got a simple linux socket programming problem - im trying to write a program to connect to a port and determine if its open or closed based on whether connect fails or not, and the connection always fails (errno 88). Does anyone have the time to help?
<9> numeric errno's not very helpful (at least unless it's one of the common-enough ones)
<7> wet, that my friend is nasty.
<8> it's um
<8> one sec
<8> ENETDOWN i think
<9> what does the code look like? can you use a pastebin or similar
<8> it's on a different computer - is it a problem if i post around 80 lines of code?
<9> paste here: http://nopaste.snit.ch
<8> ok thanks
<8> one sec...
<9> i'm going to ***ume you're not trying to be silly and do this on a machine with downed interfaces or similar
<8> nope
<9> s/do/doing/
<8> and i'm testing it on 127.0.0.1
<8> using nc to keep the port open
<8> whats the device for a flash drive? sd0?
<9> depends on the os: if you just added one, check dmesg
<8> k
<8> um, stupid question, but how do i get it to post to this channel?
<8> the nopaste.snit.ch
<9> er, you don't -- just get the url
<8> oh ok
<9> this is so you *avoid* pasting 80 lines
<8> i see
<8> http://nopaste.snit.ch:8001/6195
<8> sorry if there's odd chars from having gone through my (windows) desktop
<9> if((sockhndl = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0)) < 0)
<9> you want that
<9> instead
<8> ok, one sec while i try that
<8> oh oops
<9> i dunno why you were getting ENETDOWN
<8> sweet thanks!!!
<8> thanks for fixing it
<5> how would i count a number of processes? ps aux|grep "program" -c returns #+1 since it counts grep program as a process?
<7> hmm.. chai tea
<10> smokey: pgrep?
<5> whats the difference between egrep/pgrep/grep ?
<5> wait, i know the answer to that :/
<7> egrep = grep -e
<5> thats PIDs. i want to just count them without counting grep program as one. or should i just $var = $out - 1 ?
<10> pgrep greps for processes :p
<7> I mean -E not -e
<5> but it dont count them :/
<7> there is is also fgrep
<7> whcih is grep -F
<5> Mouring, i understood you anyways :P
<5> which does?
<10> pgrep seems more appropriate given that you want to grep for processes :|
<5> i just want to count how many eggdrops i have running, without the grep "Eggdrop" -c counted
<10> smokey: 'pgrep eggdrop | wc -l'
<10> :|
<5> well i'll be tickled.
<11> I used egrep <2 minutes ago.. and also use grep
<11> don't recall using pgrep
<7> pgrep isn't common.
<7> They are Solaris 7 rejects.
<10> virtually every linux, bsd, etc distribution has them
<7> HISTORY
<7> pkill and pgrep first appeared in OpenBSD 3.5. They are modelled after
<7> utilities of the same name that appeared in Sun Solaris 7.
<10> *shrug*
<7> not on MacOS.
<10> HISTORY
<10> The pkill and pgrep utilities first appeared in NetBSD 1.6. They are
<10> modelled after utilities of the same name that appeared in Sun Solaris 7.
<10> They made their first appearance in FreeBSD 5.3.
<10> it's cleaner than doing ps -blah | grep "process" | grep -v "grep"
<10> that's just -nasty-
<7> at least they work the same between platform.. Unlike killall
<10> yeah, you use pkill
<10> :p
<11> Is it legal to delete LICENCE files?
<7> yes very illegal.
<10> i dunno, i do it :p
<7> You could be shot.
<10> they piss me off
<11> i.e. I just installed isc-dhcpd and am trying to remain above board on this machine
<10> rm -f /COPYRIGHT && touch /etc/COPYRIGHT && chmod 444 /etc/COPYRIGHT :p
<11> ./usr/local/share/doc/isc-dhcp3-server
<7> spicy, too much effort.
<11> LICENSE README RELNOTES
<5> if [ $s -gt 1 ], anything wrong with this line?
<7> cat /dev/null > /etc/COPYRIGHT
<11> really I'd like to delete the whole dir if it's legal?
<5> s=`pgrep sshd|wc -l` is S
<10> Mouring: the file doesnt exist in /etc ..
<10> Mouring: and you dont want it in /
<10> :p
<10> smokey: should be fine, other than not giving the full path for programs
<10> smokey: however, you probably want -ge dont you?
<7> spicy, I don't want a COPYRIGHT file anywhere near me.
<5> gt = greater then, whats ge?
<10> greater & equal
<10> 'man test'
<5> yeah i did need ge lol
<10> otherwise you'd need -gt 0 :p
<5> how do you make netstat not strip trailing chars from a host?
<11> use ip?
<5> netstat is stripping the end of my ipV6 ips off.
<5> after the.. 20th char.
<10> smokey: there's probably an option for a 'long' view or something
<10> -l or something
<5> -l is listen.
<10> -W then?
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