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<0> Nabiki, i don't think i do have the knowledge :|
<1> EVRAMP: just use apt-get, i dont know wth you think you are trying to do
<1> if you have debian you already have apt-get
<0> isn't there a way of installing the whole thing to a different dir than /?
<2> hi
<3> mahound: Is there already a kernel on the other system?
<0> no
<1> The program you are trying to compile is probably already on the debian package mirrors
<0> i'm booting from a cd
<4> Chodder apt-get install gnu ok?
<1> wtfd
<1> why would you be installing a paclage called gnu?
<2> can anybody help me with cdrecord?
<3> Hmmm.. I am not totaly sure then. I know it is possible to copy the correct files into place, chroot, then run lilo. But I have not messed with THAT kind of install in years. ^^;;
<5> VincentMX: waddup
<4> ok i will try install "my program" :p Chodder
<0> :/
<0> damn
<6> EVRAMP: what are you trying to install exactly?
<7> morning all, I just upgraded from fc3 to fc4 and now I can't connect to anything on the net, People can still connect to me i just can't get out. I've searched around , googled and asked on other channels but noone can seem to help, anyone have any ideas on what i should do?
<2> slpyhd, i type cdrecord -scanbus in xterm but it only shows me a message and quits. it doesn't show me what drives it has
<4> psyBNC
<5> VincentMX: I have it too, enforce it
<2> how?
<5> specify protocol and id manually
<6> EVRAMP: apt-get psybnc
<4> ok
<3> mahound: I think the knoppix website may have info on the subeject. The whole how to install from a live CD thing. ^^
<0> ok, thanks
<3> mahound: Another option would be to do a base install including a precompiled kernel, then after you get the compilers in place, compile the new kernel on the box.
<2> slpyhd, how?
<0> Nabiki, the problem is i don't have enough space to compile a kernel there
<8> mahound: are the boxes on a lan ?
<9> evening
<7> nobody has a clue how to fix mah issue? :(
<0> ohgood, yes
<5> VincentMX: 'ATA:1,0,0'
<3> mahound: What kind of space are you dealing with? O.o;; :)
<2> ok
<2> thnx
<0> 1 Gb
<5> atapi and sci no longer work for me
<8> mahound: livecd the box with the 'big' harddrive, chroot, build i386, tar /usr/src/*, dump it to the 'small' box ?
<5> VincentMX: the id depends on position
<10> how do i renice?
<8> mahound: chroot the small box, blah blah etc. all done :)
<5> r00723r0: renice or nice
<10> renice
<11> man renice
<10> im in the middle of an application and i want to nice it
<8> r00723r0: renice value `pidof app-name`
<10> thanks
<5> ah! man man
<0> ohgood, yes, but is there a way of deleting only intermediate files?
<8> r00723r0: once it's as you like, check the manpage, it rocks. :)
<8> mahound: i'm not sure i know what you mean by intermediate
<10> and whats a good nice value if im compiling something but i want to play games?
<0> *.o
<10> like 3d good graphics
<0> cause they take a lot of space
<5> r00723r0: 20
<10> k
<5> but io can still bug you
<8> r00723r0: you'll know it the second you put the wrong "-20" value ;)
<10> lol ok
<8> mahound: i'm not a guru (obviousely) and i'd imagine building the kernel minimally, with few modules would hlep you out
<3> ^_^ We need more gurus. :P hehehehhee.
<12> Is there anything similar to Greasemonkey available for lynx? :)
<3> Does anyone know of a network program that is GPL's that has decent commenting/readability of the code? :P
<12> It would be awesome if there were...
<3> ^_^
<3> I keep hearing rumor of such clean source code.. but it never materializes. :P
<12> Writing filter support for lynx would be so much easier if I knew C <.<
<3> ^_^
<3> my suggestion, download a few tutorials, and start with hello world. ^_^ go from there.
<12> I know hello world.
<12> I don't think filter support would be that hard... The problem is to get an overview of the code.
<3> The code for lynx?
<12> Create a file with regexps, check if url matches one of them, apply filter, send result to rendering engine.
<12> Yes.
<12> Some sites are hard to browse with lynx, vBulletin forums, for example.
<3> That is what I love about perl!
<12> Ah crap.
<12> Python <3
<3> Do you have places where you have to run console from?
<12> It's more discrete to have an ssh session when in school :)
<3> Also, lynx occasionaly kicks back ugly code and tells you it's ugly. hehe :P
<12> I like that :)
<3> Yeah, but it is annoying sometimes because a site may be totaly readable in most browsers, but lynx says... the author was on crack...
<3> Hehehehe
<13> hi guys! question! when moving user account from a older os to a new os I noticed I the new os has a lot more system users (root, bin, adm, lp, mail ect ...) how does that work out with my shadow gshadow and group files? Do I have to edit each file to only show the new os system accounts?
<14> cdboo: the system users and groups should theoretically correspond for the most part. just check them and fix the couple that don't.
<15> How can I use a certain 'tag' to check out less than cutting edge version with cvs?
<14> cvs co -r tagname ?
<15> http://www.openh323.org/cvs.html
<15> Is this the tag? :pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/openh323
<14> no, that's the repository name
<15> Ah yes, so I log in to the repository and co the tag. I think I got it, lemme try.
<14> tags are used for something else, don't confuse the terminology
<15> I'll try not to, thanks fer the help. Much obliged.
<14> yep.
<14> cvs -z9 -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/openh323 co modulename
<14> should work
<15> It says 'ptlib_unix' for module name for pwlib. But that doesn't allow me to specify the version I would like.
<14> hang on, I have to remember my CVS. I use subversion now ;)
<15> Hint taken. Heh.
<14> nah, cvs is fine, I just switched to see what it was all about
<15> Indeed, lotsa hype.
<14> a few minor problems, but nothing spectacularly bad.
<15> Problem is h323chan for Yate (voip telephony engine) will not compile again openh323 stable or cvs. I did however find an *inbetween* version thru yum on fc3 but I need to compile this thing on Gentoo and emerge gives me a slighlty lower version which does not work. Ugh.
<15> s/again/against/
<16> Hello, I'm wondering by nst0 is inaccessible, while st0 is. I'm using kernel 2.6
<17> some gentoo users her?
<17> herE?
<18> TipTap, there is no way iTunes will be on Linux.
<18> HeavenWarrior, I.
<17> PeterFA: do you know how i can check what i've compiled on my system, and is there tool like the Debian Synaptic
<18> emerge -te world
<18> everything will be listed as new, and somethings might be needed, but actully on, so it's not accurate, but pretty good
<19> re
<19> ba ba ba bacccccck
<19> b00!
<19> WAKE UP WAKE UP
<20> PeterFA: eww. who farted
<18> sorry
<20> oh, you said fainted. lol
<18> s/fainted/farted
<18> er farts
<18> and faints]
<20> i bet you did both
<18> ...
<18> ok I did
<18> It was such a big fart
<18> and all the putr\id g***es...
<18> no oxygen.
<19> heh
<19> ew
<21> hello ;)
<22> hi
<21> how can i take referrer from apache log files, with egrep
<21> LogFormat "%h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b \"%{Referer}i\" \"%{User-Agent}i\""
<23> PeterFA: like anyone in the whitehouse knows how to use a computer :p
<21> something like egrep \"*\"\ \"*\"+
<18> ew, Bush likes dead Arabian men.
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