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<0> it can ping the ip of the server whom the name belongs to though
<1> :D
<2> I need someone to port OpenOffice for AMD64... grrr.
<3> phreq: well, in most programs... you'd define the first page as "title" and then it lets you define a different page layout for it (ie, no page number header/footer, different margins, etc)
<4> vpnc not working after a internet connection failure, anyone?
<1> Yes, I am :p
<0> hrm... iptables? ok... i'll goo look that up
<5> caught you :O
<1> Caught? :p
<1> ...
<4> thanks toadking
<6> majikman: you might also try fooling with tcpdump to see if the dns traffic (53/udp?) is going to/from the machine
<6> Did that work?
<7> tcp and udp actually
<5> Psybur, #ps-mc >.>
<6> You're right. My bad: forgot about long responses.
<8> bl-0-0-p
<4> yes toadking
<6> w00t
<2> majikman, no they both have the same /etc/nsswitch.conf ?
<9> Quiznos : are you on drugs
<2> majikman, sorry, "do they..."?
<0> yup
<0> they're both the same
<0> and both have same iptables
<8> on history channel in 1h, discussion of the 9/11 commission report
<8> stylish never
<0> hrm... so u think udp traffic isn't making it to the dns server?
<8> oops in 30m, not 1h
<8> batman pre-empts carey on abcfam
<0> wtf... now its working.... piece of crap
<10> Quiznos it was the green gremlins that do tht
<9> Yango : dont you just need to run dhcpcd
<11> Quiznos - can I get you to accept an invite to celebrate the new PC?
<12> Thanks Skunky.
<12> Whee, OpenOffice is muy mejor que Word.
<4> stylish no, my internet connection gets back alive, but can't establish the vpn connectino again
<11> got tomaw redduck666 robchurch starchild and others quiznos
<4> but tcpdump seems to be leading me to the problem
<11> You can have ops and access 30
<13> NT is like LSD with all the good effects filtered out.
<14> good porn
<14> pretty women
<4> and you could actually eat the bugs in your program
<6> ... no spam ...
<15> omg how STUPID can i be?? Instead of shutting this computer, I shut down my remote computer, which is stalled somewhere at a server space 100 km away from here!!!
<10> just saw a l0pht program last week , they claim to bring down the internet if they want, ye right
<14> happens
<10> dns root servers must be the most secured boces in the world
<16> can i abort a low level format then fix file system table with linux FDisk?
<15> i don't understand... when I typed "shutdown -c", i got:
<15> TVR:/home/jcpias/http# shutdown -c
<15> shutdown: cannot find pid of running shutdown.
<15> yet it did shut down
<16> ?????
<10> solemnwarning dont
<2> solemnwarning, probably not. even if it worked, the fdisk (you mean fsck) would take just as long
<8> Sol!!!
<17> http://pastebin.com/537834 can someone tell me what these errors are
<16> fdisk
<16> not fsck
<13> Failure is not an option. It comes bundled with your Microsoft product.
<2> solemnwarning, fdisk does not format a filesystem
<16> i know
<16> i dont need it to
<16> can i interrupt a low level format and use fdisk to create a new filesystem table??
<2> solemnwarning do you mean partion table?
<16> yes
<3> solemnwarning: you can't low level format an ide disk.
<13> low level format heh
<16> yes you can
<2> solemnwarning yes you can
<2> solemnwarning I mean, yes you can use fdisk to create a new partition table
<13> sure if you got a 100 ton slab of granite in a siesmecilly stable techtonic plate
<18> Skunky: nobody knows what low level format is. even my old tech boss used it interchangeably with zero fill
<2> solemnwarning what was doing the "low level format" that you wish to abort
<13> I mean yous your fscking head for a moment
<8> read the source for e2fsck, it lays down all the meta-blocks
<13> Quiznos low level formatting is writing the tracks themselves onto the disk
<3> jrhodes: yeah, i know. you can low level a scsi drive, but only from the controller bios. you can low level an mfm drive, but nobody has mfm drives
<13> that crap hasn't gone on for almost 15 years now
<8> then why cant such a thing be expanded to do what spinrite does?
<2> good riddance
<19> GOOD SHABBOS!!!
<20> Um... you might be able to find some old DOS utilities that will do a low-level format
<21> woo!
<20> besides that, a zero-fill isn't a low-level format, but it's the closest you'll come with a lot of drive
<20> ...s
<8> yonkeltron to you to doodite
<8> :)
<20> Quiznos, watch your language
<8> lol
<8> yonkeltron "is it over yet?"
<13> The Internet, billions of electrons with nothing better to do.
<8> lol
<22> i have a dvd::rip project.rip file that won't load -- and a bunch of vob files -- anyone know how I can turn these into a burnable dvd iso ? 'dvdauthor -o videodvd vob/*/*.vob' says "WARN: Skipping sector, waiting for first VOBU..." and no output.
<23> hmm, anyone know how to invert a table of data in openoffice?
<23> so that the row data becomes col data, and vice versa?
<20> hmm...
<13> vIkSiT flip your monitor over
<23> Ah, I forgot to add the fact that I'm addressing only valid humans in the channel
<23> pfred1, obviously doesn't qualify
<24> are there invalid humans?
<20> yes
<22> anyone know if there's a dvd-geek channel ?
<2> Vladdy: There are illegitimate humans
<2> almost the same
<23> Vladdy, sure - they're called "special" - thats why you have ramps in buildings
<24> :D
<23> hmm, but seriously - anyone have any clue at all?
<2> vIkSiT, is it called pivot or something like that?
<20> it would be trivial with scripting but I don't know anything about OOo scripting
<22> table inversion
<2> can you transfer it to a spreadsheet, flip it & then back again?
<23> _spanner_, pivot? not sure if thats what i'm looking for. and it IS in a spreadsheet
<23> how do you flip it in the spreadsheet?
<10> overseer im trying my way with tovid
<10> just stopped in the spumux area
<2> vIkSiT, I don't know! That was ill-informed rambling.
<22> genetix: tovid is a tool or a channel ?
<10> tool
<10> maybe chan, dont know
<23> hmm, okay - if i export it to CSV, any ideas about how i could do this using bash/perl?
<23> some awk tricks maybe?
<22> vIkSiT: parse line, insert into 2-d array swapping x/y keeping track of max array size, print array
<23> overseer, ah yes, i thought there might be prebuilt routines in awk/sed to do this..
<22> not afaik
<23> right
<13> Perl, the only language that looks the same before and after RSA encryption.
<25> i am looking for a simple tool to paint arrows in a png file, what should i choose?
<8> crayon
<13> Rene_J a brush?
<2> The tail of a cat
<25> nah, i would like to have a little more comfort
<23> Rene_J, gimp?
<22> genetix: can't seem to download tovid --- developer.berlios.de isn't reachable
<25> how to paint arrows in gimp? i can paint straight lines but no arrowhead
<13> Rene_J copy an arrow that you like then learn how to use layers
<23> Rene_J, look at line options - they have options to have arrows. dots etc at their heads
<8> 1959 is the "day the music died"
<23> so when you draw the line, an arrow head gets drawn with it
<8> today
<13> Quiznos 1959 was a whole year
<8> today
<8> ok, who took Paris's diaries?!
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