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<0> LinuxBlues: because xmms-wma worked fine before
<1> Sakkath: s/azureus/audacious, sorry
<0> ill use a previous version
<0> 1.0.4 vs. 1.0.5
<0> they are both keyworded so
<2> anyone have any ideas why apache2 has suddenly slowed down giving only 2-4kb speeds? there are no errors with debug turned on nor have i changed the config
<3> When did websync get removed from emerge? portage 2.1?
<2> oh and scp/mail etc gives normal speeds
<4> Roeben, of course, ppc != amd64...
<1> AllenJB: webrsync ?
<0> Damnit
<5> does anyone have totem playing wmvs?
<3> LinuxBlues: Yeah - I ca't see the ocmmand in the help for emerge using portage 2.1 pre 5 r1
<6> Kakihara: Some other packages include documentation for the product they contain, so the use flag change will cause them to be re-emerged.
<0> I did file ***ociation mp3 == xmms, but if i "preveiw" in limewire, it plays in mplayer xD
<7> hmm why am i getting "!!! /usr/local/portage does not seem to have a valid PORTDIR structure.
<8> I'm having trouble with my Marvell Yukon controller. whenever I set my gateway to my routers IP, /etc/init.d/net.eth0 indicates a [!!] next to "route default gw 192.168.1.1" (same thing when I change my routers IP and gateway to 192.168.1.8). It will only start succesfuly when my gateway IP is different to my routers IP. Although eth0 appears to be up, I can't ping anything on my network, I can only ping loopback.
<7> " when trying to digest a custom ebuild?
<7> it used to work fine :/
<0> charles`: it wmv works fine on mplayer
<1> AllenJB: oh, I see, stable here sorry
<0> charles`: -it
<5> Sakkath: what do you mean on mplayer?
<3> LinuxBlues: OK. I'm trying to help someone who has managed to delete their /usr/portage and just wanted to check when the command had been removed
<3> Be useful to know if there's some sort of replacement
<0> charles`: it's a media player.. and it plays wmvs just fine
<5> Sakkath: oh yeah I know, but can totem?
<9> how can I debug what's making a server so slow? any benchmarks? it's a celeron 2.0ghz backup box, shouldn't be this slow
<10> can i use distcc if i have gcc-3.4.5 and 3.4.5-r1 ?
<10> i guess so...
<3> Ahh - found it - it's a seperate command. I'm sure it used to be an emerge command
<1> charles`: totem with win32codecs use flag, I presume
<0> GOd damnit
<0> charles`: i'm not sure
<0> xmms-wma 1.0.4 didn't work either :(
<11> is there a way to force eclipse to use the Sun jre that I already have installed so it wouldn't have to download another 33MB file?
<12> kojiro: I'm doing it that way
<12> via emerg
<12> e
<13> is there a quick way to find out if there are any programs using the old libstdc++5?
<12> but get error I have to disable it in kernel
<14> DrChandra: thanks :)
<15> tuxpow3r, start eclipse with /path/to/java -jar startup.jar
<16> tuxpow3r: afaik you need a jdk to develop java
<16> dunno tho
<5> LinuxBlues: I have that use flag, and it is saying there is no plugin for the file. this isn't just for new wmvs either, it is for all of them, and mplayer can play them
<11> sorr
<15> oh yeah and you need the jdk :-)
<12> CONFIG_IEEE80211 needs to be disabled
<12> is that in running kernel or not?
<11> sorry, I mean when I emerge it... I already have Sun's jre installed but it's trying to emerge blackdown-jre as well
<11> or jdk rather
<0> tuxpow3r: disable the use flag maybe?
<0> tuxpow3r: just a suggestion, i have no clue
<12> kojiro: got it fixed
<11> yah, I thought of that, but there isn't any use flags for it
<4> Roeben, rockin'
<4> Roeben, what was the problem?
<0> tuxpow3r: what program is it
<11> eclipse-sdk
<0> tuxpow3r: ebuild rather
<11> Sakkath: I don't understand
<1> charles`: have you ran gst-register-0.8 ? totem should be using gstreamer, check if you have the plugin installed
<12> kojiro: dunno, just didn't use the emerge way
<12> tried from source
<12> but emerge is doing the trick
<12> compiling dependencies
<12> thanks 1000 times for your help :)
<8> bbl
<0> well
<4> Roeben, OK, but FWIW not very useful to the next guy with the same problem :-/
<0> tuxpow3r: I have sun-jdk and when i go to emerge that program, it doesn't try to get blackdown-jre, sorry don't know what to tell you
<11> hmnn
<10> 192.168.0.0/24 means 192.168.0.whatever ??
<17> smarcow, affirmative
<10> cool thx jm^
<4> Roeben, could you please open a bug on that ebuild? it'd probably help
<18> when i try to boot into gentoo i get the following "block device not valid root device" something like that
<18> can neone help
<19> I can't get this script working: mplayer `find mymusicdir -type f` It fails because of spaces in the filenames, and I've tried all kinds of quoting, escaping, while loop using 'read', using $() instead of ``. Nothing seems to work.
<20> PiranhaP: you want this
<20> PiranhaP: find mymusicdir -type f -exec mplayer '{}' \;
<20> and if that doesn't work
<20> find mymusicdir -type f -exec mplayer "'{}'" \;
<4> PiranhaP, try two-step: find mymusicdir -type f | sed s/^/\"/ | sed s/\$/\"/ > mymusicfiles.txt
<4> PiranhaP, then mplayer $(<mymusicfiles.txt)
<19> [work]ChrisWhite: Well, I can't do it that way because of the overall goal: I have a filter script I use to randomize a list, and I pipe everything to get mplayer a full list of songs
<21> s/music/pr0n/
<22> find /path/to/mymusic/ -type f -iregex '.*mp3$|.*wma' | xargs mplayer
<23> lol
<22> find /path/to/mymusic/ -type f -iregex '.*mp3$|.*wma$' | xargs mplayer
<22> sorry typo
<20> ryoohki: don't use xargs when you can use -exec instead :p
<19> ryoohki: same problem, can't randomize the list
<23> why can't you just pipe the find to mplayer?
<23> cd musicdir; find | mplayer
<23> :\
<22> oh
<22> mpg321 can randomize the list
<0> ryoohki: what do you use for wma :x
<19> kojiro: I've tried something simlar...using a while loop with read and echoing out "'$REPLY'" to add quotes on beginning and end. I'll try your way too, though
<11> Sakkath: how did you install sun-jdk?
<22> --random or -Z Play files randomly until interrupted
<0> tuxpow3r: emerge sun-jdk? lol
<12> kojiro, any idea where I can find readme files? :>
<19> c14n: you can't pipe that way because mplayer will take the filenames as commands (volume up, down, etc)
<4> Roeben, readmes on what?
<11> well, yah..but I meant if you have to download the bin fiile and place in /usr/portage/distfiles or if there's another way
<0> tuxpow3r: the only thing you are required to do is go to the link provided from emerge and download the specified file and put it in /usr/portage/distfiles, it tells you exactly what to do
<23> PiranhaP: oi.
<11> I did the former
<11> ok.. just making sure
<0> tuxpow3r: i did exactly what emerge told me to
<22> Sakkath, the music file format is decided by those who offer the download
<12> kojiro: fwcutter I just emerged
<0> ryoohki: what music player do you use to play wma files
<10> so i follow the distcc docs, but its not doing anything, all distcc-monitors are empty
<10> followed*
<0> ryoohki: the xmms-wma plugin isn't working.. it used to for me..
<22> Sakkath, if your favorite band offers wma. so it goes
<0> ryoohki: that wasn't the question
<1> tuxpow3r: it's the only way, sun doesn't allow to auto-download it...
<22> Sakkath, usually mplayer
<4> Roeben, updatedb && locate fwcutter | grep -i readme
<4> :-/
<9> anyone know why 3ddesk would "flicker" ?
<0> ryoohki: aw but i like xmms, maybe i should download the plugin elsewhere and not use emerge
<11> Sakkath: right, just still trying to understand why eclipse insist on downloading the blackdown version
<24> Roeben: you looking for a firewall thingy?
<12> seemant: why are you thinking that :)
<24> Roeben: just ***uming the "fw" in fwcutter == firewall
<24> not sure what the "cutter" means though
<20> now seemant's here
<22> anyone using gentoo on a zaurus?
<25> i am having hell getting my sound working again - it wors fine with my 2.6.13 kernel, but I can't get it working with my new kernel ...
<20> ryoohki: try #gentoo-embedded, I'm sure someone knows
<25> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/alsa-guide.xml - i have followed this ..
<22> ChrisWhite, thanks!
<7> ok, why is ebuild <file.ebuild> digest first of all appending /usr/local/portage to PORTDIR_OVERLAY (when its already there via make.conf), and second of all, then claiming that its an invalid structure?
<22> is all i have to do to upgrade is just change the make.profile to point to the new profile?
<20> Legoguy: the first is intended behavior, the second, what's the full command you're running
<20> ryoohki: pretty much
<7> ebuild media-sound/quodlibet/quotlibet-0.18.ebuild digest (pwd == /usr/local/portage)
<26> Rennen, whats the error u get there?
<25> i don't have a sound device anymore
<1> ? update profile
<27> http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/releng/release/2004.0/releng/profile-update.xml
<25> i can't modprobe my sound
<20> Legoguy: quodlibet != quotlibet
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