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<0> foxx: check the aliases in .bashrc's and what not
<1> Welp, time to get on with my life.
<2> I hope so too
<1> Audios amigos.
<3> mord: Looking now
<0> once again (i'm desperate): anyone with a working iasl?
<4> a wha?
<0> zappacky: not you then. (intel asl compiler/decompiler)
<3> mord: There's something about xterm in the user's .bashrc but the root doesn't have one
<3> mord: I don't know enough about shell script at the moment though to make a whole lot of sense of it
<0> foxx: well, if "xterm" in shell does "xterm %s" as root and "xterm" as luser, it's aliased. find the row in root's .bashrc saying alias and xterm, then apply that to the lusers' .bashrc's
<5> ok... this may sound like a stupid question, but: if i'm using NFS and my NFS server is exporting something that uses reiserfs, does my client have to be able to use reiserfs?
<6> is it possible I can cleanly add put a regular user as uid 0 and have root privs in a sense?
<0> foxx: if you're talking about gui icons, just change the "command" or sth like that bit to say "xterm %s"
<7> can i make grep count how many times something occurs within a line too?
<8> hype0: no, read the nfs howto.
<5> treach, ok
<0> rhican: grep normally only processes lines. you can use sed and wc to do that though
<9> gn8@all
<10> Anyone know what the reiserfs module is for the 2.6.14.7 kernel?
<10> :/
<10> Or the genereic thernet driver?
<11> no such thing as a generic ethernet driver unless you're talking about mii
<11> and the reiserfs module should be reiser or reiser4 or something
<7> hmz wc doesn't seem to take input, atleast not according to my man pages
<0> rhican: sure it does. just pipe stuff to it.
<10> jrhodes: Ah, ok..
<12> could tar inadvertantly save a corrupted file if someone was writing to it at the moment tar happened to be archiving it?
<10> I jsut upgraaded my kernel, adn my ethernet doesn't seem to work
<7> i can make it count letters and words, but not how many times a specific word occurs
<11> well what's your network card
<0> imphasing: how'd you get here then? :)
<10> mord: Rescue disk
<10> :P)
<0> rhican: that's what you need sed for.
<10> I think I might just need to modprobe mii though
<10> If I can get ethernet working, then I can fix it
<10> It's annoying to chroot into my harddrive every time though
<11> mii should be a dependency of your NIC driver and just get loaded along with it automatically
<10> Yeah, it doesn't
<10> Nothing gets loaded, realy.
<10> It's almost a disaster
<10> :/
<10> I'll start modprobing some stuff though
<0> rhican: something like sed -r 's/[^(yourword)]*(yourword)/\2 /g' filename | wc -w
<0> rhican: that probably needs tuning, just off the top of my head
<13> mord: i think (g)sed wants you to escape brackets if you want to back reference things
<0> redduck676: could very well be, i /did/ say it prolly needs tuning ;)
<13> mord: :)
<0> redduck676: then again the brackets are not supposed to be "[" but [ if you get what i mean?
<13> example:
<13> yos@yos ~ $ echo "foo bar" | sed 's/.*(bar).*/\1/'
<13> sed: -e expression #1, char 15: invalid reference \1 on `s' command's RHS
<13> yos@yos ~ $ echo "foo bar" | sed 's/.*\(bar\).*/\1/'
<13> bar
<13> that is what i mean :)
<0> redduck676: ah ok
<0> redduck676: might as well tested that one then. (past midnight here, lazy) :)
<14> are most .tar.bz2 archives just tar files p***ed to the bzip app
<10> hehe..I don't have the mii module
<10> :/
<14> or are they a tar archieve of a load of bz2 compressed files
<10> or the reiserfs modules
<10> or anything really..
<0> EvilGuru: all of them should be. tar xvjf filename
<13> mord: not too far from midnight here either :)
<15> hello... i'm trying to install linux on a box with hardware raid, and for some reason it fails to mount root during the boot proces... /dev/sda1 is ext3 /boot and /dev/sda3 is /
<0> redduck676: here's where if i may inquire?
<15> does anyone have any ideas?
<13> mord: slovenia, it is in central europe
<13> and it is 23:23 here :)
<0> redduck676: yeah i know. /me is in .fi
<13> mord: .fi, that is like VERY cold?
<0> redduck676: it's -21C atm where i'm currently staying (tech research center of finland, electronics, oulu)
<10> Woo, -21...
<10> :)
<10> That's nippy.
<0> not that bad really
<13> -21, and i`m bitching when the temperature falls uner 0C
<13> *under
<10> haha
<0> redduck676: heh :)
<10> it never gets under ~-10C here
<16> hey.. is there any editor like Gedit but with a built-in terminal? Kate is too much.
<0> imphasing: slightly north from here i think the record is -52.8
<16> This terminal could be a plug-in to another app too, emacs is also too 'much'
<10> mord: Damn..
<10> mord: Then again, I'm in the USA
<10> hehe
<13> eml: scite has something that could be considered terminal
<16> redduck676, scite is, hmm.. weird :)
<16> I'm sorry, I've got a rare taste I guess
<0> imphasing: well, alaska is part of the usa ;)
<13> eml: why if may i ask?
<16> redduck676, I just hate how it handles things, I can't get it properly configured and such :p
<3> Can someone help me with getting setgid to run for a user when xterm is called?
<16> but, if someone has a nice configuration for C with some colors that are nice for ones eyes I could give it another shot
<10> mord: Yeah, I lived there
<10> :)
<3> xterm doesn't work for users because they don't have the group tty and I was told on the Xterm webpage to "use setgid" to tty
<0> imphasing: neat, i'd love to go there. in the summertime of course :)
<3> But I don't know how to "use" setgid to do that
<10> mord: Yeah, that's when I was there
<17> bye.
<16> redduck676, nah, scite just doesn't do it, feels clumsy
<10> :/
<16> B<
<13> eml: vim?
<18> hello
<16> redduck676, no, I don't like the way vim is handling multiple files =) and I want graphical too, hehe. I'm emerging nedit atm to give it a shot
<0> *cough* emacs *cough*
<16> I don't have the motivation to learn using emacs :P
<10> mord: emacs & vim
<10> :P
<10> I use both.
<16> I had a very nice configuration for it once, got it from a friend, and then I went on like ##emacs or something like that and asked for help to use this configiration, but when I didn't get any help I threw it away
<16> I use vim & gedit atm
<0> imphasing: i'm usually at loss with vi. basically can do :q! :D
<16> =]
<10> heh, I'm alright with it
<10> not great though
<16> I don't do more than search, replace, write and quit
<16> and I just started using replace actually :]
<0> emacs + jdee is what i usually use. now i've had to use eclipse and do not like it a bit. found an emacs plugin for it though.
<10> I like using vim for "real" work, and gedit for quick hacks
<10> Right now though, I'd like a working kernel..
<10> :)
<19> i like using vim for "real" work and vim for quick hacks
<10> warder: It's sometimes a little hard to use vim for really quick editing
<10> for me at least
<16> I use vim for php-coding (which I do on my shell) and vim for small C hacks, gedit for bigger projects
<8> "imap jj <ESC>" and vim-salabim.. fast enough.
<0> guess vi could be okay if i knew how to use it but then again why bother, emacs can do everything vi can i think
<10> I can open a 12 million line file in nvi in about 3 secones
<10> :)
<10> Then again, I don't edit 12 million line files very often..
<20> mord: vi is always installed on unix systems
<0> imphasing: if you have a 12 million line file, what are you going to with with it with a text editor ;)
<20> hey, vim is good with large files :-)
<0> ninjaz2: not always but true enough more often than emacs
<20> mord: I've never logged into a unix system that didn't have vi
<21> is there any way to put a linux server before in between my cable modem and wifirouter at home?
<20> 3/4 didn't have emacs, though
<10> mord: It was a hex dump of a whole OS
<0> ninjaz2: i've seen several hp-ux, aix, irix and tru64 boxes that didn't have either
<22> Colloid, yes, lok at tldp.org and the advanced iptables how-to
<10> Gotat look at it somehow
<10> :P
<22> or the linux routing guide
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