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<0> lots of people like azureus
<1> and utorrent is the only decent one I know
<2> I think I used ttorrent on RHE
<2> it was TK
<3> ktorrent seems to do teh job for me
<1> azureus is crap
<2> used ktorrent
<2> thats the one :>
<1> ktorrent won't write correctly to fat32
<2> we used RHEL at skool, and I was booting ATHF episodes and records.
<1> what's ctorrent like?
<3> i like that it has a built in search of sorts
<1> lol
<2> it wrote to my fat32 flash drive fine./
<2> aoeuid: curses-based.
<1> only certain filenames I heard
<2> there's a puppy binary for it
<1> curses?
<4> any idea how to limit write rates to block devices?
<2> ncurses yeah
<1> ???
<2> command-lineish with a minimal gui
<1> can it seed 20+ torrents at once?
<2> heh im on dialup, I would have no idea :D
<1> in one window?
<1> :P
<1> hmm
<1> is it more similar to azureus or mainline
<1> ?
<2> hm, it's 100% commandline, elitist :>
<1> argh
<1> hmm I don't see it in adept...
<5> have we got any cinelerra users here?
<6> hmm, with IRSSI, is there a way to exec -o cat and have it buffer so that it doesn't flood me out?
<2> i kinda miss bearshare
<6> col-panic: why?
<2> i liked it lol
<2> bbl
<3> wasnt bearshare one of the p2p apps taht had a load of spyware in it?
<1> think so
<6> yea
<6> made in vb nonetheless
<6> anyone know how to have IRSSI exec -o something and have it buffer so that I don't flood out?
<1> nope
<7> exec -o blah |grep?
<6> diemos: will that buffer it?
<7> no.. it's more like take out what you want/don't want
<7> man grep
<8> I have installed imap-2002d-12.i386.rpm
<8> on my linux box, where does it stores mail
<8> on the server I have enable pop3 and imap servers using ntsysv
<8> The reason for asking this query is if i the mail client is not able
<8> to download the message
<8> the OS is RHEL4 AS U2
<4> tonsofpcs: make a program that slowly outputs it input. E.g.: python -c "import sys, time\nfor i in sys.stdin:\n\tsys.stdout.write(i)\n\tsys.stdout.flush()\n\ttime.sleep(1.0)"
<4> kaushal: What do your logs say?
<7> kaushal, please use
<7> one statement
<9> that has to be a homework ***ignment....the real world wants their output faster...not slower ;)
<7> not multilines
<7> like this
<8> sorry for that
<7> np, just kinda annoying
<10> kaushal, does pop3 works ?
<8> yes
<8> fm
<10> kaushal, from where its fetching mails ?
<4> headmonkey: not if you pipe it to IRC.
<11> yacc: it's that hard in python? heh.. perl equiv: perl -pe 'sleep 1' < /which/ever/file
<8> yacc : which logs are you talking about
<9> yacc, IRC isnt exactly the real world...but i see your point ;)
<8> is it maillog
<8> or /var/log/messages
<12> Any1 know any sites that specialize in Linux hardware reviews Ie components like motherboards etc...?
<4> Triffid_Hunter: Well, Python has way less special magic cases, which makes it a little bit less suited to simple script, and way better suited for anything of size ;)
<4> kaushal: check them all. No RH here ;)
<4> kaushal: daemon.log might have something too.
<8> fm: how do i know that
<11> yacc: i've coded a lot of perl, and I find that the special cases work in my favour 99% of the time
<10> kaushal, ok, which mail server are you runnin ?
<4> Triffid_Hunter: Not in software engineering ;)
<8> ipop3
<8> installed from imap-2002d-12.i386.rpm
<10> kaushal, I mean SMTP server
<8> sendmail
<10> ok usually it fetches mail from /var/spool/mail/
<8> oh ok
<8> Thanks fm
<10> welcome
<8> fm : one more question
<8> can i ask you
<10> don't ask to me, ask to channel
<8> ok
<8> in case of imap server
<8> where does it stores mail
<8> on the server
<13> wherever you configure it to store
<14> tonsofpc http://hetland.org/python/sleepcat
<14> tonsofpcs pipe it to that
<10> its sendmail's duty to deliver message to /var/spool/mail, pop3, imap looks for mail wherever you configured to look
<10> kaushal, ^^
<15> Did anyone else get alot of DCC sends consiting of "eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee"?
<14> or use a paste site
<4> kaushal: That depends upon the the mail server/imap server and it's configuration.
<7> stevekl: not me
<7> at least not taht i know of..
<16> stevekl: floodbots on other channels
<7> i leave this shell on IRC 24/7
<16> stevekl: we klined a bunch
<8> Actually I have installed imap-2002d-12.i386.rpm and do not know where imap fetches mail
<2> weee
<17> ooh, freenode kombat!
<7> lilo loves klines!
<16> diemos: not really
<17> lilo loves you!
<10> kaushal, did you started the imap server ?
<17> and not those nasty spam bots
<7> konrad``, not reall
<8> yes
<7> y
<8> it works fine
<16> stevekl: for each DCC you would have gotten an abort message later as it timed out
<2> GROUP HUG!
<15> lilo: o ok
<16> konrad``: well, I don't know you but I'm here to help ;)
<17> lilo: gracias
<15> There can be only one Steve.
<16> konrad``: my job and my pleasure :)
<7> lilo, how old are you?
<16> diemos: I'm pretty old
<2> YO MOMMA
<7> i've seen you in here longer than anyone
<17> diemos: stop looking for *** on irc
<16> diemos: I'm the founder and head of staff of freenode
<7> so it seems like you must be.. uh.. "vetran"
<2> ooh
<16> diemos: the original project started in 1994 under a different name
<2> I <3 freenode
<16> diemos: I've been running it since it began
<2> hey... just givin' freenode some love :>
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