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<0> gufymike: yeah I can't do that because it's a laptop... no monitor adjustment controls
<1> Hahahaha prot
<2> new pw to add to the collection XD
<3> they have a vnc client type java applet, but it requires you to install an exe client-side as well
<1> Hihi
<4> lietu, i have no idea what boinc is, check out folding.stanford.edu
<2> m5m no sorry I don't know then.
<1> Someone kill him :p
<5> Chodder: I did, for BOINC -> http://boinc.berkeley.edu
<4> ah
<4> Whats the point of boinc?
<5> well to set up computer grids for distributed computing
<6> high all
<5> and I'm participating in 8 projects
<7> i'm kinda new to linux and I"m looking for management software for general LAMP and domain controler stuffs. similar to cpanel but not 5 million a month. any tips?
<5> seti@home, einstein@home, rosetta@home, QMC@home, Predictor@home, climateprediction.net, World Community Grid and uFluids
<8> Ok, stupid Q.
<1> Boinc, boinc.
<1> Blink
<1> Blaaaaa
<2> Pro tried: webmin or vhcs
<1> Buu
<8> Prot: webmin.
<9> Hello!
<9> Someone help me for identd or ip masq?
<10> hey, trying to setup NFS between two servers... all i want to do is have server1 be able to place files on server2 and be able to read them... right now i am able to view files on server2 from server1, but i can't create new files or edit existing files... suggestions?
<11> joaner: fix permissions?
<10> hey, sorry i'm new to this, do you mean... chmod?
<10> or actual nfs settings
<11> i mean chmod.
<10> amazing
<10> it worked, thanks :)
<10> say i have /dir/blah/cool - anyway to make them all chmod'd the same permissions? or do i have to go into each... chmod'ing just /dir doesn't seem to affect /dir/blah/cool
<11> -R (or was it -r?) is your friend :)
<12> chmod -R is very dangerous if used carelessly.
<13> how to give total directory for adding in CVS ?
<14> Is it possible that some switches dont handle routing between subnets very well?
<13> for file we use cvs add <filename>
<10> redduck686/ignacio: thank you very much :)
<15> jsoft_: switches dont route
<15> jsoft_: routers do that
<11> can i get sed to deal with new lines? like s/^\n$//g? the manpage suggests i should be able to do it: The \n sequence in a reg- ular expression matches the newline character
<11> but s/^\n$//g doesn`t remove the empty lines :(
<12> Look at the N flag IIRC.
<16> vlrk: there might be some script that does that
<13> iam trying with "cvs add <directory name>/* " but it is adding only one subdirectory level
<13> i want all the subdirecotries in that one
<11> ignacio: N; s/\n//g seems to remove the new lines, but N; s/^\n$//g doesn`t seem to remove only empty lines. any ideas what am i ding wrong?
<11> ok i`m stupid, ignore my last question.
<11> ignacio: N; s/^\n$//g doesn`t remove all empty lines :(, it seems to remove only /some/ lines. any ideas how to get around it? (and no adding bounch of N; doesn`t help)
<17> hello there, In Alsa it is possible to change a capture device by playback device ?
<16> redduck686: instead blaming yourself you could just post the answer to your last question ;) unless you want to trigger a chain of confessions in this channel :)
<11> ignacio: heh, thanks :)
<11> HowardTheCoward: i said ignore my question couse i said that N; s/^\n$//g doesn`t work, but it DOES work :)
<11> does work meaning it removes some empty lines :)
<12> Did you try /^$/N?
<11> ignacio: sed -e '/^$/N' leaves the file as is, if that is what you meant.
<12> Hrm.
<18> question: does anyone know how I can get FreeBSD ports on my Slackware Linux box?
<19> any ideas on how to configure squid for ftp authentication im using linux box for proxy server.
<20> ugh ; i need a smoke
<21> morning all
<22> hi folx
<23> OK, So I'm not used to much reverse engineering, but if I edit an executable in a hex editor, if the file isnt the exact same size I get a "Segmentation fault" on execution
<23> do I need to use some dissasembly tool to actually edit the file?
<5> um, I'd guess the segfault is because the addresses change so the calls to certain points fail
<23> most likely
<23> the file in question I'm trying to edit is the shoutcast server
<24> why not use icecast?
<23> the html output it spits out is rather ugly, I just wanted to touch it up
<23> because I've been using shoutcast for god knows how many years
<24> and? ;) icecast is quite good :P
<23> ok then, write me an icecast hack for invisionboard
<23> that shows my DJ and song playing
<24> okay, gimme a second.
<23> along with admin options
<24> Nrghghh..
<24> There you go
<23> I'd rather not have to recode my site to go along with icecast's coding
<23> hence why I still use shoutcast
<23> but I digress
<23> would I have to dissasemble the executable before going any further?
<23> there's only so much I can do in hex
<25> ERROR: Your kernel was configured to include rivafb support! <- which linux kernel option is that?
<23> I've worked with 68K ***embley when working with genesis games, so I guess that I could probably work x86 ***embley
<23> dispite it being pretty diferent
<4> You coded genesis games?
<23> more like recoded
<4> ahh ok
<4> I overclocked my genesis ;)
<23> haw
<23> I can definatley tell the difference during sonic 2 2-player
<23> No more lag
<4> yup
<23> http://www.sonic-cult.org/imagebin/kis1_01.png
<23> I had like 25% invovement in this
<16> hi Chodder
<4> lol
<23> http://www.sonic-cult.org/dispart.php?catid=1&gameid=4&subid=2&artid=3
<4> Hello HowardTheCoward
<5> tarzeau: I guess Device drivers->graphics support->nvidia riva support
<25> lietu: ok i go make menuconfig again
<10> hey, i'm trying to copy files from one machine to another... from one folder to another via NFS. when i do it, it says "mv: failed to preserve ownership for..." and "Operation not permitted" - anyone know what's up? :(
<23> the guy who led it then proceeded to port it all to Sega CD where you could choose sonic, knuckles or tails
<23> it was really cool
<25> lietu: i don't have any fb device support
<5> joaner: it couldn't change the permissions of the file on the receiving end
<11> joaner: iirc cp -a preserves permissions.
<5> I get the same when trying to mv files from linux to a windows share thru samba
<26> Is it possible that a rar archive has different p***words for different files (In same archive)?
<10> so... i could do "cp -a /dir1 /dir2" right? and then it should be ok?
<16> Cardiba: I don't think so
<10> :)
<5> Cardiba: iirc yes
<4> Cardiba, yes
<26> Uhm ok, thx.
<4> I've done it with winrar
<23> so where was I
<10> still doesn't work, says "failed to preserve ownership for" :(
<23> oh right
<26> This is really nasty...
<23> so I probably do have to dissasemble the file dont I?
<5> joaner: the problem is with the receiving end, you don't have the permission on the receiving end to change the file permissions, owner, whatever
<10> lietu: i see, so what do you think i'd have to change to make it give me permission?
<27> Hi. I have a question: I'm a bit new to shell scripting and I need to get the output of a program into a variable. So I try something like VAR=`progtoexecute` which works fine, except that progtoexecute is run in a new environment, which screws some stuff up. what should I do to prevent that? I'm using the korn shell btw
<5> dunno, I only know what's the cause of the problem, not what's the solution, as I use a windows box using fat32 as the other end, so there's no way to set the modes on fat32 ;)
<10> :(
<5> tried google?
<10> yeah, not much thee
<11> Zenethian: i usually do var="`commands`", not sure if that is what you are looking for.
<27> hmm
<26> Zenethian: You sure that you want the output in a variable, and not in a file?
<27> Cardiba: I would use xargs and p*** the file in to p*** to the next program, but how do you deal with concurrency, e.g. making sure to generate a completely unique temporary filename each time?
<23> ugh, crap
<23> what do I add to the end of a command to put the output to a file?
<26> > file
<26> or >> file to append
<23> that's it
<26> Zenethian: I dont know why you would want to generate anytime a new filename.
<10> if i have a directory that is setup for NFS sharing... who should the owner be? i want to do a chown -R blah:blah directory, bu what should i use for the user?
<27> Because I only need the output for a split second to p*** to the next command in the chain?
<5> Sazpaimon: and with certain commands 2>&1 to redirect STDERR to STDOUT or for example "> log 2> err.log" to keep them in seperate files
<23> ok
<23> well objdump didnt make matters easier for me
<27> and I'd hate to see two people use the command simultaneously and destroy eachother's temporary files...
<23> god its been so long since I worked with x86 dissasembley
<26> Zenethian: Ah .. I see your point >now< ..
<26> Zenethian: What about creating a temporary file in home directory? :)
<27> it's going to be run by the same user, through the web. :)
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