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<0> Quiznos: yum crashes just after saying "falling back to locale C"
<1> bad yum
<2> Hi... Is there any way for cp and mv to show some progress while moving one file?
<3> If you have absolute power, by definition, you can choose not to be absolutely corrupt.
<3> JoKo: no
<1> JoKo check the manpages
<0> gaim complains too
<3> JoKo: IIRC, scp will
<3> JoKo: even for one file
<4> gufymike, well, history has shown otherwise....for example...a new ruler takes over....that ruler existed without absolute power....but now has it...he is likely to remain balanced....but that rulers child, if the successor, has grown up having absolute power....and thats typically when the corruption becomes evident
<5> SpeedEvil: have you had absolute power?
<1> TravisBarker how many of your bins are misbehavin?
<3> D|G|TAL: No - but if I had, I would not choose to behave absolutely amorally
<6> can someone help me with a find command to "exclude" files containing a certain string? I know I can delete them like find /mnt/archives/ -name '*200601*.bz2' -exec rm -f {} \;
<5> SpeedEvil: then you have no idea what you would do
<1> D|G|TAL <answering for SpeedEvil> no, but i'm related to the One who has it! :>~
<3> D|G|TAL: just slightly amorraly - multiple wives et al.
<4> SpeedEvil, you have to behave immorally in order to attain absolute power...its somewhat of a catch 22 isnt it ? ;)
<6> but I want to not delete all with dates like *200605*
<5> headmonkey: very good point
<3> There is a difference between behaving immorrally, and a reign of terror for its own sake.
<6> I have thousands of them .....in all different directories.
<0> Quiznos: several
<0> noticed yum and gaim sofar
<0> im sure anything that uses locale and python
<4> SpeedEvil, you can justify your reign of terror to the people it is benefitting
<7> hm, then thats the failing of the people around the ruler in most cases.
<1> TravisBarker well undo what you did and study
<7> Then didn't teach him/her limits or accountability
<3> Personally, I think I'd prefer happy smily subjects.
<8> hmm
<1> TravisBarker i'm currently on Hiatus from that Problem myself
<4> SpeedEvil, you cant please everyone all the time ;)
<0> Quiznos: all i have done on this freshly installed box is "yum upgrade"
<3> Which is why anyone who is not happy will be torn to pieces.
<8> i just personally made the move to OpenBSD... best thing i have done yet
<1> TravisBarker check the sh profile files
<1> etc, and ~/
<4> SpeedEvil, and you have to squash rebellions before you get overthrown
<6> anyone?
<3> Anyway - off to complete plans for world domination. Wave
<3> headmonkey: or make the populous so happy that they don't want to revolt of course
<8> hmm Quiznos how you type that?
<3> maybe he pressed enter with his nose
<3> after typing it and sitting on his hands
<4> SpeedEvil, your gonna make the populous happy at another groups expense...their is a finite amount of resources on the planet...and theyve been counted very accurately
<6> but that would be just a guess.
<6> haha, I reallt have a rednect sounding name huh?
<4> SpeedEvil, perhaps you will achieve power and be able to manage a utopia on a new planet...but its not likely to happen here on earth ;)
<6> but I am from New York :)
<8> a bit
<3> headmonkey: Oh I agree.
<6> my dogs name is 'Budward'.
<9> hmm.. taking over zambia would cause some problems at the border hehehe :P 'na was machen sie danmit ne panzer in deutschland?' oh we're just on our way to invade zambia
<6> he is a pitbull
<3> headmonkey: humans don't seem to like utopias.
<8> you live in tampa florida now tho?
<4> SpeedEvil, just like monkeys....when your the head monkey...you spend all your time fighting off challengers...until at some point you lose
<6> teknoprep yup
<3> headmonkey: that
<1> teknoprep manually
<4> SpeedEvil, but that shouldnt keep you from fighting in the first place
<3> 's why you have the explosive torcs.
<4> there is nothing else to do ;)
<6> Is there a simple way using the find command to delete all files containint 'foo' but exclude all files named 'foofoo'?
<3> find . -name "*foo" -not -name "*foofoo*"
<3> ?
<9> --xtype f
<3> yeah -type f
<9> or -xtype f
<9> and probably "*foo*"
<9> not just "*foo"
<3> find . -type f -name "*foo*" -not -name "*foofoo*" -exec rm \{] \;
<6> so essentially this would not delete files for the month of May?
<6> find /mnt/archives/ -name '*2006*.bz2' -not -name '*200605*' -exec rm -f {} \;
<6> but all previous months?
<3> it finds anything matching 2006
<3> then it excludes 200605
<3> so it'll delete 200604*
<3> 200607*
<6> awesome thanks guys!
<3> but not 200605*
<9> well you can test it with replacing the rm -f with 'echo'
<6> or -ok ?
<6> i did read the man page first befoer I asked :)
<9> :P
<9> hmm ax25-tools doesn't seem like.. all that well maintained.. updated 2001..
<9> :P
<9> am i the only one who doesn't only use crappy internet over ethernet or what :P
<9> whenever you want something like token rinng or other 'odd' stuff
<9> half of the linux stuff is either like from the stoneage or doesn't work at all
<7> or both
<3> cb3rob: use the source cb3rob
<9> jup.. like with token ring
<9> which didn't even work with -any- of our ibm token ring cards
<9> had to specifically buy a new one
<9> to get linux to talk to an as/400
<9> but hey.. still better than some win xp versions which think the whole internet uses mtu 1500 :P
<4> cb3rob, i wrote a cool app one time to grab keystrokes and send them to an as/400 using the 5250 emulator card
<4> back before token ring existed ;)
<9> wow :P
<1> crap, i cant figer out (int*)()
<1> gcc barfs on it
<1> in a prototype
<10> What is the location of the directory of C header files that match your running kernel? how do I find this out
<1> in the kernel tree of the running version
<11> What program for Linux can copy DVDs to a hard disk, removing all the protections like region and etc. in the process?
<12> dunno, good luck getting help on that here
<9> you can just mount it ?
<9> copies the files
<9> then re-encodes them with mencoder/mplayer
<13> can i use a file for swap space instead of a separate partition?
<14> yes
<15> yes
<4> mmiikkee12, why would you want to...it will be slower
<12> yes, but i don't know how you would turn it on in fstab each boot
<12> and yes it will be slower
<9> yes
<4> mmiikkee12, and it will take up more space
<11> cb3rob: whatcha mean re-encode? I wanna have the quality that is the same as the original
<13> headmonkey: how's that? a partition and a file are both on a disk...
<9> doesn't zipslack do that?
<14> u can use loop option on fstab
<15> mmiikkee12: filesystem overhead.
<13> oic
<12> mmiikkee12: a swap file is sitting on top of an extra layer, a filesystem. slower right there. a swap partition is just a partition.
<9> oleg: then you just put the files on another dvd?
<4> mmiikkee12, a partition is a group of disk blocks, a file is a file system, with file system record keeping overhead
<13> well, i'm running low on memory and don't have any unpartitioned space
<4> mmiikkee12, a swap partition is accessed as fast as hardware allows....a file has to go through the filesystem record keeping process
<15> mmiikkee12: then it's a good stop-gap measure.
<11> cb3rob: for example, I wanna make a torrent and upload the DVD to others. That's why
<13> well how do i turn it on?
<9> else just add another harddisk and ue the whole disk as swap
<12> mmiikkee12: well find out where you want this file, and make it like so: dd if=/dev/zero of=blah.swap bs=1M count=500 will create a 500MB file which you can swapon, I think (man swapon)
<4> make a file, mount it to loopback, add it as swap, im guessing
<9> swapon /dev/bladiebla
<12> i forget how. lemme do it.
<9> hmm can't you just type swapon /tmp/file ?
<16> hey guys, i'm troubleshooting my pvr-250 being muted...ivtvctl -a shows Mute=1 at the bottom, ivtvctl -y mute=0 does not change it, though i think it's suppose to -- any ideas?
<14> you've also need to mkswap
<4> maybe...ive never done it so i dont now
<9> /sbin/swapon [-v] [-p priority] specialfile ...
<4> just go to the store and buy some ram
<9> hmm
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