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<0> lr-x------ 1 b users 64 2006-04-15 06:03 /dev/fd/0 -> pipe:[458123]
<0> x?
<0> l-wx------ 1 b users 64 2006-04-15 06:03 /dev/fd/1 -> pipe:[458144]
<0> why x
<0> slpyhd
<0> bbl
<0> gone
<1> what's the default pop3 server on fedora?
<1> how to properly print sendmail's version? i tried -d0,1 but then it doesn't go back to the shell..
<2> fplus: are you building a web-based administrator or something?
<1> ya
<1> not web-based
<1> somth with java sockets + ssl
<1> is dovecot the most famous pop3 server?
<3> hey do you guys know of a free speech recognition tool that has the function of exec linux commands?
<4> What distro do you guys use for servers?
<5> CentOS
<6> gentoo
<7> centos
<8> hi
<8> how to use tempfs?
<8> and how does it work?
<8> I want to have some files (about 100 mb) stored in very fast cache (ram?)
<5> Mount it.
<8> if I will create tempfs /tmp-fast/ and compy thoes files there, there wil be stored in RAM right?
<8> *copy
<8> ***uming there is enought free RAM to not swap them out
<3> make a ramdisk
<8> nuxil: I want to do it run-time rather
<8> I was told that tempfs will work like RAM disc if there is enoughtr RAM, but it auto grows/shirnks is that true?
<5> nuxil: Thank you Captain Obvious.
<5> Yes, that's true.
<6> raf256: up to the maximum size you specify, yes
<8> heaving my entire build directory there (and saveing/loading to SVN) should be nice environment for fast compilations?
<8> can I mix 2 kingstone RAM modules with 1 Elixir? they have simmilar build (2 sides, each banks) and CAS timing
<6> try it
<5> Depends on your motherboard.
<6> my two dual channeled sticks are completely different "generic" companies
<9> does anybody use Xdmx
<10> guys, any idea how to open .MDI file ? .MDI -> A high resolution, tag-based graphics format. .MDI files are only supported by the Microsoft Office 2003 version (and later?) of Microsoft Office Document Imaging. If you are going to share files with people who are using Office Document Imaging 2002, or another document imaging program, save your files in TIFF format for compatibility.
<11> hi
<12> can i connect two monitors, mouses and keyboards to one computer and have two workspaces?
<11> my company provided me a laptop on which I have admin access, but I ought to keep the windows on it :( What the _easyiest_ (and free) way to intall a debian on it, and being able to use X programs while running both OSes ? (Like vmware)
<11> the bad point is that windows must be the host os
<8> how to count actuall weight of a directory (not including symlinks to other file systems)
<11> rad182 > du -sh .
<8> like - how big tempfs disc I need to store that dir
<13> how do i make a 10mb file full of zeros?
<9> mmiikkee12: dd
<13> _fm_, duh ;) but what command do i type?
<13> nm, qemu-img :)
<9> dd if=/dev/zero of=fm bs=1024 count=$((1024*10))
<13> This filesystem will be automatically checked every 34 mounts... why would i want a disk image checked? :s
<13> how can i install geub onto a file
<13> ?
<13> *grub
<14> any idea how to use a sony walkman (mp3) in linux? simply copying tracks onto the device manually doesnt work
<15> Is anyone using mutt?
<16> is there a perl irc channel about?
<2> yes, oddly, it's called #perl
<17> i was gonna say something
<17> but i figured he was too stupid
<16> well.. i tried that
<16> irc client must not be on my side
<18> might also try #cpan
<18> or perl.org or cpan.org
<19> try #python Shadow_7 :)
<18> python != perl
<16> everyones obsessed with python. whats that about
<18> It's the VB of open source
<2> bondage fetish
<20> Anyone know of a tool that can do a more robust job of running tasks on remote machines via SSH besides Expect?
<20> (in an automated way)
<16> aliver, employ someone from china to do it? its all the rage these days
<16> apart fromm that i only know of expect
<2> whip up a small task scheduling/automation system in a database; create a table called like 'tasks' with taskID, hostname, command, date/time to run, and a status flag, then have scripts poll it?
<2> aliver: I've used that in certain instances, works lovely.
<2> there's any number of ways to do this, really.
<2> condor? rpc? ssh? etc
<2> condor won't really quite do it for specific machines, granted.
<13> is there a linux equivalent of dos's debug?
<2> just depends on what you need, really.
<18> works lovely, until you ABSOLUTELY NEED things to run and the database is SQL_SERVER.
<2> yes, but we all use real RDBMS', right?
<18> not if you're getting paid to do it.
<2> mmiikkee12: http://freshmeat.net/projects/linux_debug/
<18> mmiikkee12, debug.exe? Isn't that still 16 bit?
<13> Shadow_7, yeah
<13> and it was debug.com :P
<18> gdb, ddd, valgrind, insight, ..... can help debug.
<18> but it's not a combination hexeditor, ***embler, dis***embler, debugger.
<18> (or is it)
<2> mmiikkee12: use freshmeat or the LSM at ibiblio.org to look for software
<13> Shadow_7, i'm dis***embling a boot sector... gdb can't help with that can it?
<13> hmm, ndisasm
<2> um, I pasted you a link to an exact linux clone of dos' debug.
<18> dd && gdb can
<18> nasm has it's uses too
<13> infi, can't find an arch package, aborting :)
<18> according to WinXP it's C:\\WINDOWS\system32\debug.exe
<2> *boggle*
<13> Shadow_7, i'm in linux :P
<18> in reference to your debug.com statement
<18> although debug.exe has a 64K limit of file sizes that it can save.
<18> edit and save anyway
<2> still?
<18> it's a hold over from the 8088 and ms-dos 3.11 days.
<18> I don't think it's ever been updated.
<2> yeah, I know, but they changed it from a .com to a .exe at some point, and it still being included in 32-bit windows, you'd think they'd have done *something* :)
<18> It's always been .exe to me.
<2> I kind of miss it, in a deranged sort of way
<18> even when we booted with 5.25" floppies to DOS.
<22> well I do remember debug being .com once
<13> Shadow_7, in win98 it was .com, surely enough my winxp partition has a debug.exe
<18> command.com is the only .com I can recall.
<18> Although most asm apps I wrote in debug.exe were saved as .com's.
<2> edlin.com ? edit.com ? (even though edit.com was actually an .exe file
<18> well, edit.com too.
<2> fdisk.com
<2> etc. there were lots.
<13> http://pastebin.com/661386 - apparently no debug.com in xp
<18> .com's a < 64K
<22> it's funny when microsoft OSes didn't really care what type the file is if it's got one of the executable file extensios
<13> fdisk was an exe
<18> are <64K, it's a limit thing.
<22> like renaming edit.com to edit.bat and it'd still work
<22> or .bat to .exe
<18> Not much you can do outside of virii in 64K these days.
<13> sure there is
<18> At least not without having it run under "emulation"
<13> overwrite the hdd with "meow meow meow meow" repeatedly.
<2> don't recall which versions they changed around a bunch, but more than have the utilities were .com in 3.3 iirc
<13> wait, that's a virus.
<2> can't seem to find a file listing for old dos distros, though
<12> can i connect two monitors, mouses and keyboards to one computer and have two workspaces?
<22> mmiikkee12: not really
<22> mmiikkee12: that's just meant to destroy data, if it doesn't spread, it's not a virus
<18> Pinchiukas, like dmx.sf.net ?
<13> it can spread. just not automatically :)
<13> copy virus.exe virus2.exe
<2> here we go: http://www.16bitos.com/330ms.htm
<13> copy virus2.exe virus3.exe
<22> lol
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