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<0> they had the procedutre
<1> procedure
<0> on it ...
<1> heh
<2> me0w, and how many times after saying that to yourself have you done it again XD
<1> wow
<3> 0
<1> that ****s
<1> pray for him
<4> hah
<4> Hey, look at it this way...
<4> You're a very public example of what's in store for all those people who looked at that procedure and said "Ah, screw it, I'll do it later"
<5> Strange... yesterday I got banned here....
<5> I haven't done anything!
<5> But now it's ok :)
<1> good
<2> shh you don't say anything we won't
<6> why is this channel ##linux instead of #linux? x.x
<7> nile: freenode madness
<6> what's /that/ mean?
<7> ask #freenode
<1> sunday 0200h DST so +1h your clocks
<2> nile when you enter the channel, it gives you a chan notice and tells you if you read it
<4> "if you read it"
<8> That's a big if usually.
<9> you're not wrong there
<3> llama
<9> "It really whips the llama's ***"
<10> isnt the winamp logo?
<9> yeah
<10> boy I hate winamp
<8> Slogan.
<10> wish I had liter stuff for linux other than xmms
<9> yeah, it hasn't worked right since version 2
<6> you hate xmms too, then? =)
<9> (winamp that is)
<10> its a winamp clone.. hence
<3> it's called mpg321
<9> it's just followed the windows code bloat formula since 2.91
<2> tokyo12, try out amarok
<10> is it liter?
<2> or bmp
<10> in windows, I use Billy
<5> Amarok rocks!
<6> bmp is just like xmms except with fewer working plugins and features x_x
<10> http://www.sheepfriends.com/?page=billy&subpage=billy_screenshot
<2> well amarok is a kde app so if you don't want gui go with bmp or mpd123
<10> wish it had a linux clone
<10> the b*** engine cant be ran on linux.. thats the problem
<10> I want the litest gui
<10> like billy has
<4> Well, learn how to use Glade then.
<4> It's trivial to ***emble gtk+ interfaces with it
<10> I can make a GUI clone, but the engine is the problem
<4> What? Reading id3 tags and sorting/shuffling a _list_?
<4> How is that hard?
<10> come to speak, where can I find an api for ALSA or something like that?
<4> If you can code, you can write a lightweight music player.
<10> so I can find a play("filename"); function or something
<4> Use mpg123 and ogg123 to play the files.
<10> mpg123 is a lib?
<10> or an app?
<4> *sigh*
<4> Who says it has to be a lib.
<4> Read hte docs on mpg123.
<10> I need to do some readings..
<4> You can invoke it with command line arguments that let you simply pipe data and signals at it to control it.
<4> You don't have to use it as a shared lib. You really don't.
<10> yes thats what I'm looking for
<10> a play("lala.mp3") function
<10> a stop()
<10> and thats about it
<12> moin
<4> I've seen at least one program that calls mpg123
<4> Might have been gqmpeg but I'm not sure
<10> the API i'm looking for is ALSA's or something like that?
<4> tokyo12: http://cpan.uwinnipeg.ca/htdocs/POE-Component-Player-Mpg123/POE/Component/Player/Mpg123.html
<4> Last I checked mpg123 could link to libalsa but it's not like it matters.
<4> ALSA's OSS compatibility stuff works fine
<4> Writing a new music player is really, really doable if you focus on reusing existing components.
<5> Question is: do we really nead a new music player?
<13> rofl. Pink slashdot :|
<5> We've already got: Amarok, Xmms and others in GUI; mpg123, mpg321, mpgblaster in TEXT;
<10> I want a lite one
<10> plain "play, stop, resume" thingy
<5> tokyo12: why don't you just use play * in your music directory? :D
<4> They're wanting something like that Billy app, which I figure is doable with Gtk2::Perl, Glade, and that perl component I linked the URL to in about, um, three or four hours flat by anyone familiar with those parts.
<4> Add Glade::XML to getting the interface up and running, mind you.
<4> Trying to figure out Gtk2::Perl directly is bitchy
<4> For the NOC geeks in the house, I found out something amusing as hell tonight
<4> We lost a machine.
<4> ...because some genius made the decision to plug a dual powersupply machine in with one power supply on one circuit and one power supply on another for "redundancy" apparently.
<2> how/
<4> Nevermind that one was A phase and one was B phase.
<4> It actually ran for two weeks like that.
<14> what machine
<2> hehe
<15> hello
<16> hello
<17> hello
<18> if i'm using implementations like pax pie/ssp pic grsec and my compilation files, which would be most likey responsible for it?
<19> "10 year old blondes take over /."
<1> involuntary dribbling is unexpected fun
<16> China buys google
<20> hi
<21> morning ico2
<22> slashdot loses readers to cuteoverload, cnn reports
<23> I'm curious if there would be a reason I wouldn't be able to use a 3com network card under 2.4.31 kernel, but I can under 2.6.15.5?
<23> They're both 3c905C-TX/TX-M [Tornado]
<9> Engla: next someone will report that Cisco makes a high-throughput router ;)
<20> complicated question: how would i go about this: i have 2 machines here, one of which works as a router. I have another machine at another site, that machine is behind a squid proxy, only port 80 coming out. I want to make a secure (encrypted) tunnel between my router machine here and my machine there so that the other machine on this network can access all the servers on the other lan, as if it was there. how would i go about this?
<23> The card configures fine, and the driver loads and all, but it won't talk on the interface
<23> ico2, vpn?
<20> dunno how to do that
<23> ico2, do some reading on ipsec
<20> all these machines are linux btw
<20> dlynes: thanks, will do
<23> ico2, doesn't matter...linux, windows...they all support ipsec
<23> ico2, it's just not something simple to setup
<9> dlynes: you could use ipsec, l2tp, pptp, or openvpn
<24> hello there
<9> err s/dlynes/ico2
<9> hi phretor
<20> thanks
<23> ico2, or what CerealVore said, too
<20> i will search all this in a moment
<20> afk
<20> thanks
<9> ico2: you might want to look at openvpn, it might be easier for you with squid, or you could use stunnel
<24> is there any accurate way to count packets matching a tcpdump expression? `wc -l` is not actually accurate
<23> ico2, there's also SSL VPN too...but I've only seen that available on hardware vpn devices
<9> dlynes: you can use stunnel for that
<23> CerealVore, ah...it does the same thing as those $5000 SSL VPN devices?
<9> dlynes: umm, basically :P
<23> cool
<23> now i know for next time someone's asking about it
<23> don't have a pressing need for it atm, for myself
<9> server = stunnel -d 5555 -v 1 -D 7 -L /usr/sbin/pppd -- pppd 10.0.0.1: noauth local p***ive, client = stunnel -c -r remote:5555 -D 7 -L /usr/sbin/pppd -- pppd 10.0.0.2: noauth local p***ive
<9> that'll be $5000 please :D
<23> lol
<23> brb
<25> Hey. Does anyone know how to go to a specific line with Nano?
<1> nop
<1> manpage
<25> I hate manpages. There's always tooooo much crap you don't need.
<3> you're seriously trying to get flamed aren't you DaBlade ?
<25> me0w: Look at what date it is today.
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