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<0> Triffid_Hunter, i've to mount it before using swapon?
<1> Kevin`: directories arent files, or you could put hardlinks on them
<2> norc you can in some filesystems, can't you?
<1> Kevin`: like?
<3> p1k4mp3: mkswap /dev/whatever; swapon /dev/whatever should work, then you'll see it listed in swapon -s
<2> I don't have a clue, I avoid hardlinks, but the option is there in the ln program
<1> Kevin`: even in rfs4 hans reiser rejected the idea of making really everything a file
<0> Triffid_Hunter, swapon dont work
<1> well
<4> norc : please tell me you were never born
<3> norc: i think directory hardlinks are disallowed only because it would be non-trivial to detect filesystem loops
<5> 51gb, almost done!
<1> Triffid_Hunter: thats the reason why hans reiser didnt make directories as files in rfs4.0
<1> afaik
<5> Triffid: Wow, that would be bad wouldn't it... Especially with morons who cross-mount or re-export stuff.
<2> anyone here using sbc dsl with linux?
<2> I ***ume no problems, but
<1> Triffid_Hunter: but that would be pathetic, you can even screw up your system with rm ...
<1> i dont say that it isnt true
<1> Sin_Eastwood: well, i was never born, happy?
<1> now shut the hell up o_O
<3> norc: hehe yeah but needing strace to find out why apps just lock up then maybe die with filename too long or something wouldn't be fun
<5> Kevin: I've set it up for folks in the past, but not in a looooong time. I think I used to use rp-pppoe for them; worked fine.
<1> Triffid_Hunter: well, in general its never fun if you screw something big up ;)
<3> rp-pppoe kept dropping out and refusing to reconnect when i used it.. got half bridge working though, so connection is almost as stable as my servers now :D
<6> what is the serial interface called on linux
<6> isn't it something like stty?
<3> its /dev/ttyS# where # is a number
<6> thx
<1> hell, whatever
<6> how would i telnet to such an interface?
<3> i use cutecom for that, although it may not be exactly what you're looking for
<3> i'm told minicom does it, but i could never get it to work
<6> i need to connect to a gsm modem
<3> most gsm modems accepted hayes AT commands i thought? if so, just use pppd
<7> minicom is good for that kinda thing (dont run as root and make sure you do setup)
<6> yeah, i want to do AT commands
<3> in theory, cat /dev/ttyS0 & cat > /dev/ttyS0 should work, but i'm not sure how well.. maybe try with dd bs=1 if it doesn't
<7> cat atdt >> /dev/ttys0
<3> echo :P
<2> fyi
<2> screen /dev/ttyS0
<2> screen does lotsa stuff
<3> oh really? never knew that.. i'll try it next time, thanks!
<1> hah ..
<3> cutecom is still most suitable for what i use my serial port for
<8> http://openlinuxproject.org/
<1> now this is pathetic
<9> anyone here have experience with Heartbeat ?
<1> i got a time machine!
<1> tar: giblib-1.2.4/giblib/gib_utils.h: time stamp 2004-09-04 16:40:40 is 33710045 s in the future
<1> :D
<10> hey guys
<1> well, thats not exactly in the future ..
<1> but anyway
<11> Hi
<7> i want one of those old wyse dumb terminals... they all got dumped. :-(
<11> I'm trying to use rsync from a bash script. My rsync command works well
<11> but I put it into a rsync.sh file then chmod +x , run it and it raises "syntax or usage error (code 1) at main.c(1097)" like if there was no parameters in my command. Why?
<4> norc : do you got a future
<1> o_O
<12> YogSothoth: yes I have it with alot of command too
<12> try escaping it
<12> do you use it plain, or in a variable?
<11> hm plain
<11> slpyhd, I will paste it, wair
<11> *wait
<13> adding "-x" to the end of your #!/bin/bash shebang line will show you the commands it runs with variable expansion
<1> how do i sync my hardware clock with the system clock? o_O
<11> slpyhd, here it is: http://rafb.net/paste/results/Jse13z10.html
<14> make dep bzImage means wat?
<11> infi, thanks I try that
<5> norc: clock -w, or hwclock.
<1> ah right, thanks o_o
<2> man hwclock
<1> yup, got it :p
<15> man woman :o
<7> surface: making the dependencies for your boot image (i think)
<12> did * get globbed?
<1> huh .. havent synced portage for several weeks .. should to this now .. *syncing and updating world* :D
<12> I mean expanded
<14> q_w_e: emm....
<7> surface: ??
<7> dunno...
<11> infi, I added #!/bin/bash -x as the first line of my rsync.sh script and runned it but I don't see the commands it runs
<14> q_w_e: i was thinking
<5> Mmmm. Why is it that chili is always tastiest when it gets to sit around a bit? Very odd...
<13> how are you running it?
<13> diamon, the flavor soaks into the beans. curry is the same way.
<13> curry tastes best the day after you make it
<11> infi, with cli I type $ rsync.sh
<13> then it goes downhill fast ;)
<13> yogsothoth, odd, that. paste the script somewhere.
<5> infi: Wow, such a simple solution, but that could well be it!
<13> yogsothoth, you shouldn't have "." in your path generally, anyway.
<5> infi: Thankfully, chili can stay for weeks, and it's only bad when it smells funny or grows fuzzy stuff. :)
<11> infi, here it is: http://rafb.net/paste/results/EfGo5939.html
<2> but.. that's the way windows does it
<13> I miss chili :(
<13> I can't get a decent supply of kidney or pinto beans over here
<5> Over where? I'll be sure to avoid it, or sell them kidney beans. :)
<11> infi, just removed the . in the path, nothing new
<13> yogsothoth, try putting quotes around everything from 'ssh root@....' to the end of the line
<13> diamon, japan
<5> infi: Huh, I'd have thought they'd love kidney beans...
<9> what to do when one of my collegs did a "chmod -R +x / " ?
<13> soybeans, garbanzos, and some other kind are easy to come by, but kidney and pinto beans are rare and usually extremely expensive
<13> they also like their soybeans "rotten and smelly", as a treat with breakfast
<13> look up "nattou"
<11> infi, tried this, still nothing new :(
<13> seriously, that stuff is about as atrocious as you can get
<5> infi: Ok, that's icky...
<5> infi: I dunno, I've sniffed kimchee before, I think that's my topper for foul...
<13> I dig kimchee, it's just spicy cabbage
<13> but when things ROT, is where I draw the line ;)
<13> it's GARBAGE, not food!
<5> infi: Spicy *rotten* cabbage! URRK!
<2> y***ine remove their root access? ;)
<13> kimchee isn't rotten, it's pickled
<9> Kevin`, already did
<2> :o
<13> yogsothoth, jussec.
<9> but now i have to deal with it ?
<5> Herrf! Bleagh.... It's right up there with haggis in my book of 'Food I will NOT eat'.
<13> I'm pretty open-minded. I've eaten birds-nest soup, escargot, etc.
<2> hm, chmod all files -x not in a bin/ folder?
<5> y***ine: Run through your archive and make a script that re-permissions stuff based off info in there.
<13> but it's the freaking smell of nattou that turns me off
<13> I can't even be in the same room when someone is eating it
<2> ya, copying the permissions from your backup would be smart
<10> hey guys
<5> infi: Haven't gotten to try the birds-nest soup, but I did try escargo. They say it's an acquired taste; I think I'll live without making the effort.
<9> diamon, i have an other machine which running the same distro and almost have the same packages installed i was thinking about doing that from that machine to this one
<3> y***ine: could work, but make it list any differences so you can correct any leftover nasties by hand
<5> y***ins: That's another way to do it, more-or-less.
<10> anyone here use framebuffer, im sure many do? maybe you can give me a hand with links, I added my user to the video group, but links framebuffer doesnt work with my regular user it only works with my root user, any got any ideas?
<3> y***ine: 'stat' will give you octal permissions of any given file
<9> yeah that a better idea
<3> bz0b: check perms on /dev/fb/*
<10> ok
<2> Kevin`:~# stat -c %a .
<2> 755
<9> now i have to list them first and save everything in a file and then execute it in the second machine
<5> bz0b: I changed the group mode and perms on my fb device.
<10> diamon: ok
<3> or just do it "live" over ssh if your scripting skills are up to it
<10> kk
<10> diamon: what are the permissions suppose to be?
<10> fb rocks
<5> bz0b: Normally I think it's root.video, 755. I made mine root.users, 775.
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