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<0> sorry, how can i pipe output of a cat to mail ? i mean cat test.txt | mail tome@email.com
<1> that's it
<0> what is the mail command ?
<1> usually it's mail
<0> i mean the syntax
<1> mail
<1> man mail
<1> which mail
<0> uff
<0> never can get a help in irc
<0> never
<1> that command you tried was the correct syntax ..
<1> stupid mother****er
<2> Hm, talk about thin.. 6.9mm cell phone..
<3> nice
<2> http://www.samsung.com/PressCenter/PressRelease/images/l_0509.jpg
<3> Very nice indeed.
<4> <2> kneer0w: The whole talk of my office today has been about that moron hanging around on the bridge, since we have a direct view on the place where he's hanging.
<4> yeah
<4> what's up with that
<4> snooze
<4> yeah, that's why i said "or .. -is- it"
<4> cause hostname was different I:
<2> kneer0w: He's still there, and there's like, 3-4 fire trucks, a bunch of police cars, under the bridge..
<2> kneer0w: Talk about a waste of ressources. :P
<4> what is he doing??
<2> kneer0w: And circulation in north direction on the bridge is only open for one lane because of this bozo.
<2> knee http://www.cyberpresse.ca/article/20060510/CPACTUALITES/60510004/5032/CPACTUALITES
<5> it's all monkey's fault
<5> *nod*nod*
<6> is it possible to make a custom freebsd install cd that will add users?
<7> sure, anything's possible. whether it's worth the h***le depends on why you want to do that.
<6> i just want to automate my installation
<7> it'll cost you more time than 100 manual add_user invokations...
<7> you're doing more than 100 installs?
<6> no
<7> so, not worth it :)
<6> it should be pretty easy though
<7> add_user is pretty easy, too
<6> from what i remember, whe installing from floppies, there was a config file to tell the install what packages to install etc...
<7> http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en/articles/releng/release-build.html
<6> yeah ive built custom isos already for my 3ware card, just wondering if i could customize it a little more
<7> you customize /usr/src/etc/master.p***wd like anything else...
<6> ok cool
<6> that wont create home dirs though:)
<7> it's costing YOU more than 100 installs, not me
<7> maybe the time of the first 10 installs goes by while you find out where the install process creates directories ;)
<6> you aren't much help:) but i love you anway
<8> our PBX is using a hardened Windows 2000 installation, wtf.
<8> I pray that ****er doesn't get a virus.
<8> hmm, wonder what happened to satellite broadband.
<9> upstream never got better
<8> 256k isn't bad. I'm thinking the cost is too high to provide/buy.
<8> compete.
<9> 256k isn't enough :P
<8> its fine for one or two users web surfing :-P
<8> just too expensive though.
<4> satellite still plays an integral role in broadband access in rural areas
<10> How to grep the the string "helloworld" , if the last line to helloworld is over 2 hours from current time, then output CRITICAL, else OK.
<10> test.txt file
<10> 2006-05-10 23:06:12,832 [helloworld] asfd sdf.
<10> 2006-05-11 00:04:54,124 [helloworld] lkjh asf
<11> hi
<11> bit of an ipfw problem
<11> i have a rule restricting use of a certain vhost to my specific uid
<11> because of this, it will not send ident replies
<11> but, the 1st rule in my firewall is allow tcp from any to any 113 in
<11> am I missing the logic here?
<12> A + B is always D.
<12> We need no other logic.
<12> wow.. bloodhoof is full on a weekday night.
<11> any ideas ?
<12> don't use ipf?
<12> phisher, IIRC.. ipf like pf will test all the rules unless you use a "quick" keyword.
<12> or at least all the rules in that ruleset.
<13> didnt he say ipfw not ipf?
<12> oh.. sorry ipfw.. who knows with that..
<14> Mouring, do you like slash and his top hat?
<15> Nash the Slash?
<12> uh?
<14> slash from guns n roses
<9> saul hudson
<14> he's got a cool top hat
<15> So does Nash the Slash.
<15> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Nash91.jpg
<9> i saw slash play on my birthday last year
<11> Mouring : i'm not using ipf, I'm using ipfw
<11> oh you saw, ok
<12> I have a little Orphan.. he goes in and out with me.. and when the quest is done I get cash.
<10> i need help if someone can find me the simplest solution ? How to grep the the string "helloworld" , if the last line to has the string "helloworld" is over 2 hours from current time, then output CRITICAL, else OK ?
<10> test.txt file
<10> 2006-05-10 23:06:12,832 [helloworld] asfd sdf.
<10> 2006-05-11 00:04:54,124 [helloworld] lkjh asf
<10> 2006-05-11 00:09:54,124 [nothingimportant] lkjh asf
<12> question makes no sense.
<14> Mouring, http://erek.necrotec.com/gpa.JPG
<10> I am trying to grep the most current string "helloworld" from the file test.txt, and I am trying to compare the current timestamp on localhost to the last timestamp to the string "helloworld" from the file test.txt, if the current time is equal or over by 2 hours from the current timestamp on localhost, then output CRITICAL.
<10> and that's the format of the timestamp to the test.txt (above) file.
<12> grep "[helloworld]" foo | tail -1
<12> erek, I see no reason to go to any links you post.
<14> it's my grade point average
<12> a -3.5 ?
<14> -?
<14> why not visit it
<14> if you believe so whole-heartedly in being an idiot
<14> 2/3rds of my chem cl*** failed
<14> :)
<14> anyways, i'm a bachelor of sciences studying chemistry with a 2.86 GPA
<14> i'm only required a 2.0
<16> that's the spirit
<14> heh
<10> Mouring, after that, how to you take the time format above and compare with the "date" command on localhost to see if it 's over 2 hours that we have not see the "helloworld" string?
<12> sounds like homework.
<10> yeah, in a way : )
<10> Mourning So how would I compare when executing date "+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S" or 2006-05-11 03:06:12 " from localhost with the test.txt file? It should out CRITICAL because it has been over 2 hours and no string "helloworld in test.txt file!
<10> 2006-05-10 23:06:12,832 [helloworld] asfd sdf.
<17> Duck! Bottle kids!!!
<18> i have an old smart jack here, where you plug in the card it says analog
<10> How do you convert 2006-05-11 23:29:20 (or date +%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S) into minutes ?
<16> convert it to seconds and divide by 60
<16> can do it in perl or sql or whatever
<12> I would use touch and a simple awk script for formating and then a simple test operation.
<19> .
<17> Yasheee, easy on that script there....
<17> heh
<20> I downloaded a bin file. What are commands to use bin files?
<21> morning
<21> well I'm about to go downtown and get my harddrive replaced on warranty
<21> thinking of getting another USB memstick while at it
<21> and possibly a USB wifi stick
<21> then I can IRC from the couch
<21> :)
<22> i want to count the number of files with a certain extension by day
<22> i was hoping to use something like ls -ltr | cut -f6-8 | uniq -c
<22> but ls seems to pad out columns with spaces instead of tabs
<22> (and i'm a big dummy this morning)
<23> -d delim
<23> Use the first character of delim as the field delimiter character
<23> instead of the tab character.
<23> does your cut has -d ?
<22> it's not just one space between columns
<23> then use awk for cutting :-) it doesn't care about that
<23> awk '{print $6 $7 $8}' instead of cut -f6-8
<24> anyone here?
<25> no
<26> :)
<21> yaya!
<21> I got my harddrive replaced on warranty! :P
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