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<0> but I was still in tr mode
<1> Are there any debugging tools available in Solaris 8?
<2> dbx
<2> but as far as I can tell it only comes with sun studio
<0> nm
<1> Crap.
<0> :)
<1> I can't seem to find anything on sunfreeware either.
<3> none on blastwave?
<1> Not familiar with blastwave.
<3> then, go to www.blastwave.org and check out the packages there
<3> if you need something from there, first get pkg-get and whatever else it needs
<4> eek eek
<4> so tired
<5> allo
<6> i'm trying pipe emails from sendmail via the /etc/aliases file into the php script but i get the following error in /var/log/maillog
<6> ensim smrsh: uid 503: attempt to use "mailbot.php" (stat failed)
<6> dsn=5.0.0, stat=Service unavailable
<7> 'morning
<8> how can I tell my machine to use something else besides sendmail to send mail? basicly i want to use my own script first and then use sendmail
<8> does that even make sense?
<4> just disable sendmail
<4> many MTA out there will have instrucction how to disable sendmail
<0> re
<9> hullo mr bug
<0> hey, just sent off that wifi usb stick to marc balmer
<0> so it'll probably make it to the openbsd hackathon some way
<9> yer way too good :)
<0> well it was only 39 euros and 5 euros shipping to switzerland
<0> just too bad it didn't work on OpenBSD, the shape of the wifi stick was just perfect
<0> it was very small, as big as a usb memory stick
<9> what sort of antenna?
<0> internal
<0> however it's weird, you can plug the thing into a router, that has an external antenna
<0> so there must be a way for the antenna to go through the USB
<0> it claimed a line-of-sight range of 200 meters
<0> that's pretty good
<0> bash-3.1$ cat | xargs vi
<0> ex/vi: Vi's standard input and output must be a terminal
<0> how would I make something like this work?
<0> vi `cat`
<0> ?
<10> guurpaa
<0> that seems to work..
<0> hrmm, my documentation to my new 1GB memory stick says there is a read/write protection switch.. but I don't see it..
<0> it's missing
<0> dev/sd0a 815M 530M 244M 68% /
<0> everything finally fits on this 1 giger
<0> everything but comp39.tgz fits on the 512M stick
<11> Hello
<1> Hi there.
<11> I'm trying to create a timelapse movie from a series of jpg pictures. Does anyone know of a unix-program that can do this?
<0> grish: maybe mplayer can
<1> http://freshmeat.net/search/?q=image+slideshow§ion=projects&Go.x=0&Go.y=0
<0> install it and read the documentation
<1> Might give that search a look.
<11> thanks both!
<0> Encode all *.jpg files in the current dir:
<0> mencoder "mf://*.jpg" -mf fps=25 -o output.avi -ovc
<0> lavc -lavcopts vcodec=mpeg4
<0> yeah mencoder which is part of mplayer can do this..
<11> great
<11> thanks! :)
<0> oh man I didn't know my portable cd player played mp3's as well as resampling them to 44,100 if they aren't at that Hz
<0> I just put 140 songs on CDROM and fed it :P
<0> on top of that it has a 120 second memory so the CD isn't always spinning
<0> it'll cache 120 seconds and then stop until it needs more
<0> that's some cool cd player
<0> now I just gotta get some cool headphones
<12> is it possible to sticky permissions for an directory to enable it to be listed and files writtin in it, but files written in it are not writable?
<12> writtin/written
<0> sorta
<0> the sticky bit on directories prevents other users from deleting files written by someone else
<12> hmm, guess ill have to figure out something else then :)
<0> well not really
<0> if you have a file with mode 644 then someone can else can read it but not write to it
<0> and they can't delete because the directory is writable by all but has a sticky bit
<12> can i set an default mode for an directory somehow?
<0> take the permissions of /tmp by example
<0> ls -ld /tmp
<0> you'll see it's mode 1777
<0> writeable/executable by everything
<0> play with /tmp...
<0> re
<0> wow a helicopter just flew past, sounded like a jet
<0> made me look since it was out of the ordinary hearing such noise
<13> probably a long ranger
<14> pbug better then the choppers we hear here
<15> when you can't hear them, you got reason to worry ;)
<14> i think sjpd has recently hired an army attack helicopter pilot
<14> guy likes to fly perhaps 100ft above the utility lines, and buzz the area
<14> i think he wants to reach out of the cockpit and nab the bad guys
<13> maybe he is trying to stay under controled airspace :)
<9> gotta fly low to avoid the sams.. gotta fly low
<0> heh, nice wording snooze :P
<0> for my 13th birthday or something I got a ride in a cessna over the town I lived in, apparently there was a bylaw stating an aircraft could not fly under 1000 feet above the city
<16> someone dumped the most awaited nintendo ds game a week before it's due to be released
<0> I was even given the controls.. I shoulda crashed it...
<0> this ****s, the make build failed on macppc for some reason.. :(
<0> amd64 had no problems compiling everything..
<17> there
<0> uhm..
<0> what causes writes to a disk when there is no userland program writing to it?
<0> could be a read operation, I can just tell that my led on my usb stick is flashing all the time...
<0> my programs hardly touch the disk, I've put most things on mfs, disabled cron, made the filesystem on the usb stick noatime...
<0> and.. I've ktraced nearly every pid...nothing seems to be writing/reading from disk
<0> could the update daemon be causing this? what exactly gets written when it syncs?
<18> hello, anybody here knowing good latex?
<0> would update be syncing every 3 seconds on openbsd 3.9?
<0> how can I tell it's reading/writing anything?
<13> sivann: umm.....nevermind
<18> well, surprisingly there's no #latex
<18> so I'll ask anyway, how can i define a command with \newcommand that takes an integer as parameter and then increments this integer automatically inside the command?
<0> hrmm the superblock is not being updated dumpfs shows that..
<0> I gotta find out whether this led is a read or write or both operation..
<13> sivann: i'm trying to remember but I haven't played with Tex for over a decade :(
<18> ok, thanks anyway:-)
<13> sivann: do you have a good college near you?
<13> most of the good TeX and LaTeX info is in books :( it's prime era of use was when the internet mostly consisted of email and usenet
<0> what sort of commands/tools is there to dump what goes over the USB?
<0> is there a tcpdump/debug for USB in OpenBSD/
<18> i'm writing my phd, i'm glad i decided to go for latex..
<18> net problems..
<18> but latex gurus are rare nowdays..
<17> you're not asking in the right channels
<17> irc probably has penty of people versed in the use of latex
<16> latex rubbers?
<13> sivann: ya i use to maintain my resume in latex, it is a very nice typesetter
<13> oops
<13> snooze: i think that most people have forgotten most of what they knew about it
<13> at least it makes me feel better to think i'm not the only one :)
<17> because hand written code is depreciated?
<13> no i think that the accptable quality of documents has dropped to the point that no one expects real typesetting anymore
<18> sorry net problems
<18> anybody with answer? it seems nowdays latex irc channels are dedicated to ... condoms :-)
<13> sivann: anyway seriously the best TeX info can be found in college libraries these days
<18> ok.
<17> pt
<19> snooze
<19> i cant add anything to fingers anymore
<17> crummy
<17> should have asked you a long time ago then
<19> unixgeek on the other hand
<17> ya fix0r mail on unixgeek please
<19> ill see if i cant get it done
<19> ok i wasnt aware it was broken
<17> outbound mail is queing up, and not getting delivered
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