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<0> Are Linux Binaries compatable with Unix Systems?
<1> GhostlyDeath: generally no
<2> is there some ls parameter that will tell me the creation date *with* year?
<3> check this out! http://kevan.org/brain.cgi?KotB
<2> Aardwolf: I don't think you're supposed to spam that here
<3> oh, oops, too late now I guess :(
<2> 'lo FliesLikeABrick
<4> raar the man page of ls will tell you (see --full-time)
<2> ah excellent, cheers
<5> karthik_2000b: madarchhod
<6> hey raar
<7> raar: try "stat -LF filespec"
<2> infi: stat: invalid option -- F
<8> when i remove my pcmcia card i get a *** DANGER *** unable to remove socket power
<0> hmm, you think Palm Os being on top of Linux would be better then it being a Unix System?
<7> don't use it then, it's extraneous
<2> ah, just what I wanted
<2> thanks :)
<7> beep
<9> hmmm i need a chatroom on biology know of any for any servers please?
<0> #biology?
<9> sweet FA
<9> :(
<10> anyone out there capable of troubleshooting grub errors? i just recompiled a new kernel, and it's telling me to specify a proper "root=" option
<11> root=/dev/hdaX where hdaX is your root partition
<11> or sdaX or whatever.
<10> i've used /dev/hda1 (same as my other kernel) AND i've also tried (hd0,1)
<12> nomopofomo: several causes: you didn't compile in your block dev, or you need an initrd
<10> right... i was told i didn't need an initrd
<10> what's this about a block dev though? ^^
<12> could be you didn't compile your hd driver (e.g. if its scsi or sata)
<10> it's ide
<10> onboard
<12> what do your other grub entries look like?
<12> did you just update the kernel line?
<10> i made a new entry
<10> i only added title, kernel and... something else...
<10> hold on lemme check
<13> nomopofomo : you need root= too
<14> Is there a way to set environment variables that is common to both bash and GDM?
<10> oh, and root-
<15> deitarion: yes
<13> nomopofomo : who needs an example
<15> deitarion: what do you want to set?
<10> eh?
<13> nomopofomo : i use lilo
<13> on gentoo
<10> :O
<10> i think i just figured out what's wrong -_-
<10> i compiled the ide drivers as a module
<10> THAT would require an initrd wouldn't it
<14> [wizard]: Why do you ask? I'd prefer general knowledge which I can adapt as I go, if possible.
<14> If you need a placeholder, use FOO_VAR
<12> nomopofomo, yes
<12> it would
<10> k... well i'm gonna rebuild then ^^
<15> deitarion: ok, can you tell me in which moment of running gdm should be set?
<16> when search engine use perl DB and no sql database to put its data, is it posible for such a perl script to search large websites?
<15> deitarion: the best way to set variables is /etc/profile /etc/xprofile ~/.bashrc ~/.profile]
<17> nomopofomo: hahah, doh, yes it would
<17> nomopofomo: you should just be able to make a new initrd with the ide drivers in it
<18> we2by it sure should be possible if that perl scripts works for small websites you just have to test it yourselves how it behaves if has more data as input :)
<16> karthik_2000b, don think it[ the input problem. I want to index alot files. probably a few GB
<10> i have no clue how to make the initrd file though
<10> it's ok i just rebuilt
<17> oh man
<17> mozilla-thunderbird is chewing 92% cpu usage
<10> i tried messing with mkinitrd last nite and even with googling and manpages ic ouldn't figure it out
<17> model name : AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3400+
<17> :-\
<18> orlok why dont you use dillo
<17> nomopofomo: you need to tell mkinitrd that it needs to build in the ide modules
<18> oops
<17> dillo?
<18> sorry
<15> :D
<18> thats a browser you are looking for mail client
<15> dillo rulez :D
<17> yeah
<17> and it crashes hard when i clock on my postmaster folder
<17> but thats cos its probably got about 70,000 emails in there
<10> i have no idea how to do that orlok ^^
<18> you need something more light weight
<10> point me in the right direction? ehhe
<10> a redhat page made it seem like all i had to do was include the directory and name of the kernel image
<15> orlok: have you tried mutt?
<18> thats quite a number for even good mail client.
<17> [wizard]: ahh, christ, a CONSOLE mail program... noit for years!
<17> [wizard]: i was using pine in the mid 90's :)
<15> :)
<17> goddamn pico
<17> my vi-fu is still lacking due to those years
<18> Ok i would recomment Sylpheed
<18> a light weight mail client
<17> karthik_2000b: cool, others have said the same
<15> orlok: kmail is good, but not light weight
<14> [wizard]: Is there some guide I can read? When I say "for future reference", I'm thinking of the fact that I almost wrote a specialized package because I didn't even think to check whether cron had @restart until an accidental mention of it a week ago.
<17> apt-get install karthik_2000b
<17> E: Couldn't find package karthik_2000b
<17> heh, doh :)
<18> anything with [K] i would run away considering I have less ram
<17> i only have a gig
<18> thats lot u sure can use K :)
<17> karthik_2000b: ah, i do ram hungry stuff
<15> man, use kmail than
<18> you are using java orlok :)
<17> doing packet analysis with etheral on 100 meg data dumps, etc :)
<11> that sounds like loads of fun.
<11> Nothing I'd rather do!
<17> yeah, jow :-\
<18> ethreal sure dumps huge data
<17> joy
<18> running it for 5 min it filled up my hard disk
<19> cat bs | grep 'blah' | sed 's/some/thing/g' > new_file <-- how can i achive that the lines not matched by grep are put directly in new file?
<17> when you set ethereal to do graphs of certain traffic types, etc
<17> it can really thrash the system
<17> karthik_2000b: depends on whats going through your network of couse
<18> may be because of this your mail client is struck(thinking)
<7> especially when your roommate is downloading live streaming goat pr0n
<17> karthik_2000b: nuh, i dont use etheral all the time, only when people start bitching
<18> lol :)
<18> you still need intermediary system to capture data going through internet
<18> if your roommate is connected directly to adsl you probably have little chance.
<7> not if you have a SPAN port
<20> ok. If you were going to choose a laptop today, what would you get if you were trying to stay under, say, 700 dollars?
<7> anything but a Sony VAIO
<18> infi thats interesting never done that, have you done that?
<21> Hi guys!
<12> redduck666, skip grep and led sed do its thing
<7> and nothing with a "Mobile Pentium 4", as opposed to a Pentium 4-M
<7> the Mobile Pentium 4 is the best way of turning your machine into an 8088
<9> woot wine 0.9.7 has been released
<21> how can I check if a user:p***word is correct... in a script, obviously... for example... checking that my p***word still is "ksjdkfi"
<9> site isn't uptodate though :/
<22> Renich, what kind of script
<21> well, I wanna check if a user: p***word exists using php... but wanna know how to do it in the commandline
<22> Renich, i wrote a script to do this
<21> something like #usercheck -u renich -p lksjdlfkj
<21> great!
<23> Hello, I run FC4 and have been getting these errors "libc.so.6(GLIBC_2.4) is needed by" . I have been told that libc.so.6 doesn't exist. How do I remedy this? What RPM do I need to install?
<20> ok... so... i'm looking to get a decent laptop. It doesn't have to be anything great. what would you recommend in that case?
<22> Renich, i was goig to do an appoarch like that
<22> *going
<21> cool ;=)
<21> ok, what's your technique?
<22> but there were a few security issues with it
<20> jabbott - rpm.pbone.net iirc
<20> very useful
<21> I made a script to add multiple users... from a source file...
<22> the php user (with mod_php at least) is ran by the same user as apache, so in order to have apache check a p***word it would have to have access to the /etc/shadow flie..... bad idea
<21> it asigns their p***words and everything... but I wanna know if this is correct... and don't wanna try 200 users!
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