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<0> good night
<1> 'Night.
<2> moo
<3> b00
<2> i waited for that
<3> xmb: :P
<4> Morn'
<2> moouh
<5> pasteling: Hi, unforunately I didn't receive your email at iav DOT de. There was a server-breakdown. Would you mind sending it again to my regular address?
<5> pasteling: sorr this was not for you - I did a mistake with the TAB-key
<5> pr3d4t0r: are you there?
<1> eckhard: Hej.
<1> eckhard: Good mormning.
<1> eckhard: I sent the message to both email addresses yesterday morning. I'm about to re-send.
<4> email ****s!
<1> Jan 29 07:35:53 lavender qmail: 1170084953.964735 starting delivery 32606: msg 1051948 to remote eckhard.jokisch@iav.de
<1> Jan 29 07:35:53 lavender qmail: 1170084953.965117 starting delivery 32607: msg 1051948 to remote e.jokisch@orange-moon.de
<1> Damn.
<1> goldfish: Who maintains the channel log?
<1> goldfish: tag?
<4> No idea.
<2> noboody
<4> You're here longer than me, you should know.
<1> goldfish: Aw?
<2> aw
<2> io
<2> nm
<2> bc
<1> goldfish: I just landed here late last year.
<4> Oh right.
<1> xmb: OKi, so this channel isn't logged by any of the 'bots.
<2> im here since years, nobody really maintains, tag maybe
<1> xmb: OKi.
<2> what you need
<1> xmb: If there is a web log of the channel, to erase the two log lines I accidentally pasted here.
<2> ic no
<1> xmb: If there is no log, there is no worries.
<2> predator, got an addition to make to xmb.ath.cx/code/sysuniqid.sh
<2> ?
<1> xmb: Add a link to LogCop on Google Code.
<2> lets see
<2> whres that
<1> WTF...
<1> xmb: http://code.google.com/p/logcop/
<2> awk is there, gg
<2> i remember logcop a lil
<2> nhhmm
<2> theres ipfw for linux?
<2> add that link to where bt
<2> w
<1> xmb: iptables.
<2> ic
<1> eckhard: I'm wondering if your email server is filtering the attachment. If that's the case, I'll send you a link to the files in private message.
<2> ggg
<2> freenode needs people to make a channel hot
<2> its so dead
<2> i wait all day long for messages, switch between windows and vts., nothing up
<4> heh
<2> its sad
<2> waste
<2> maybe not
<2> =)
<2> i do god stuff from time to time
<6> xmb: interested in creating a data analysis file for the output of 'last' ?
<2> tell me, what shuld it do
<2> it doesnt say the hostn ames right
<2> it cuts them
<2> for me thats unuseful
<2> i do reading the lastlog file raw
<2> cant script that
<6> xmb: i need data for the total booted hours for a single user desktop using the hours in the reboot line of "last"
<2> boooted hours?
<2> like how muchdowntime?
<6> right, total time system was in use from the last file
<2> uptime?
<2> tell
<2> dood where are you
<6> not uptime cause i reboot twice daily
<2> so downtime?
<2> what
<2> i dont reboot at all, wtf
<2> bad habit
<6> i reboot, saves electric energy, done it for years with no problems
<3> still, linux systems' uptiem will be reset after 496 days
<2> yea i think ive seen 500d uptime
<2> gnubien: what you need i still dont get
<2> damnit
<3> xmb: show me? it wont be linux system.
<3> unix does
<2> i dunno
<2> uptime.org maybe
<3> nah, i have seen that
<3> the reseting
<3> linux kernel can do only upto 496
<2> i doubt that really
<2> asking in #kernel
<3> okay
<3> we had a machine which i watched for uptime
<6> xmb: http://en.pastebin.ca/333026
<3> it did reset thats all I know
<2> en.uptime-project.net
<2> not good you did it, the kernel has no reason to
<2> simple as that
<2> 6 years the longest system
<3> xmb: unix systems will do, I said :)
<2> so does linux
<3> i was talking about linux
<3> nope
<2> see which os it has
<2> i didnt
<2> gnubien: cant access
<2> k working
<3> let me pull the link which explains that
<2> dont mind
<2> i dont wanna read ****
<2> gnubien dcc me a file
<3> xmb: hehe your wish.
<2> =)
<2> but k dig it if you want
<2> i have nothing to do
<2> trash talking
<2> nah
<3> xmb: this is what I observed also
<3> xmb: http://www.linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2001-05-25-018-20-OS-KN
<3> http://www.linux.ie/lists/pipermail/ilug/2003-June/058100.html
<2> i see thats one/two stories
<3> it not story
<3> i also observed on my box
<3> may be the new kernel has patch for that
<3> but it was like that for 2.6 series
<7> hi all
<7> I using this command line: ps aux | egrep "php|mysql|apache" --color=always | awk '{print $3" "$4" "$11}'
<7> and printing
<7> 0.0 1.1 apache2
<7> how I can print all other fields after $11?
<4> a for loop
<4> what are you trying to do?
<7> print only some fields of ps aux
<7> I don't know awk syntax
<7> you can p*** to me for loop goldfish ?
<4> cut -d' ' -f3,4,11-
<7> hum
<7> cut works, nice
<4> chronos: ps -C php,mysql,apache -o pcpu=,pmem=,command=
<8> hello
<8> is awk capable of returning just the matching character sequence to a regex?
<9> grisu: see RSTART and RLENGTH
<8> thanks spuk-
<9> np
<10> pr3d4t0r,
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