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<0> you got issues with your {}s too
<0> missing one at the end i think
<1> nah, that wasjust a typo
<1> now the last field is missing
<1> a[7] has got nothing in it, yet a[6] holds the exptected date
<1> well, that for with the sustr
<1> uniplex: last field hasnt got a , after it, wouldnt it make to fail?
<1> make it*
<1> fail = not populate/read the last part
<0> yes lol, sorry i didn't test the stuff
<1> ehehe
<1> uniplex: what about adding a line like this: a[i] = substr($1, mark, lenght($0))
<1> out of the for loop
<1> what about me test it and stfu?! :)
<0> you'll need to add if (x == length) a[++i] = substr($1, mark, x-mark) after the if (substr($1, x, 1) == "," ... section
<0> or something similar
<1> uniplex: mine just works ;)
<1> after all it's still common programming pattern... as you loop on a separator and it's missing at the end you just cut from where you where to lenght of whaterver it is
<1> uniplex: http://rafb.net/paste/results/Ro3Z0D24.html
<1> perfect!
<1> 5 o'clock, lovely :)
<0> yep
<1> I'll have nightmares about awk, I'm sure about that :)
<1> uniplex: tnx a lot again mate, really appreciated
<0> np
<0> let me see the python version
<1> uniplex: http://rafb.net/paste/results/y6CA8t20.html
<1> uniplex: the csv object is taking care of the h***ling stuff like \,
<1> it's pretty neat, and very readable
<0> yah
<2> pastebin.com/752807 getting 403 error on public_html pages.. httpd.conf added userdir public_html
<3> hullo
<3> how do I mount my portable hard drive to sda1?
<4> what is a good website builder for linux?
<5> you see it wrong. the harddrive is sda, the first partition there is sda1. you can mount it to a directory in your filesystem. you can't mount the harddrive to sda1
<5> (***uming all things work "normal")
<6> hento: quanta
<4> thanks DaveQB11 :) is this program free?
<6> Paladin: mkdir stuff ; mount /dev/sda1 stuff/
<6> hento: of course, all good software is
<4> haha
<5> haha
<6> hento: heard bluefish is good too, but never used it
<4> bluefish is just OK
<4> I try this one
<6> hento: nvu isn't bad either, has a capable WYIWYG editor too
<5> that implies "freehand" is free, or very good CAD's like autoCAD or even better ones
<6> hento: you after syntax highlighting etc or a WYIWYG ?
<4> nope
<4> just making normal little homepage for my fishing pictures
<6> hento: Konqueror's HTML gallery generator is neat as they come
<6> does anyone know when /etc/fstab is executed in the boot process ??
<4> it is already built into konq?
<5> it isn't executed, it's read by a bootscript or by mount -a itself. scan the rc.* files to make a start
<6> hento: I think so, or might be in kutils or kwebdev package, its in the Tools menu when installed
<6> TheBonsai: thats what I meant :) my NFS mounts are not automounting although auto is in there and the ywere before my upgrade to dapper
<6> TheBonsai: grep mount /etc/rc*
<6> ?
<6> ahh ok found it
<5> NFS ... mh, then better scan the startscript of your NFS client services or so. depends how that distro is built.
<6> /etc/rc3.d/S25nfs-common
<6> TheBonsai: mounts fine once up and running, but not already done for me like it should work
<5> on boot? well, maybe it tries to bring NFS shares up before the NFS subsystem itself ... something like that
<7> TheBonsai: I am thinking that is the case
<7> it seems since the upgrade I have no K* files in any but runlevel 1 rc directories
<7> TheBonsai: I thought I would of had them before, unless this is a new boot method by Dapper
<5> well, then your distributor thinks you don't need them :> usually you really don't, except the runlevels that bring the system down
<5> okay, some RH styles, like 2 w/o net, 3 net console, 5 net X, 3 will have a killer at least for the display manager etc...
<7> TheBonsai: yeah, Ubuntu seems real simply in that way, defaults with only runlevel 2 at standard, rest not used besides 1 and S
<7> I made 3 my default and 2 text only
<7> probably why the upgrade broke this
<5> there you see where ubuntu comes from
<7> Oh well, I guess I wil learn more about the boot process now ;-)
<5> (rather, what it really is)
<5> me, too. now debian. and what you just said about ubuntu strongly reminded me of debian
<5> ubuntu is only a customized debian with a new name
<5> other may say "derivated from debian" ;)
<7> TheBonsai: indeed it is
<7> yep
<7> Never used Debian based before, thought I should learn :)
<7> seems tidy indeed
<5> debian (with linux) is as good and as bad as any other distro. though they have a fscking good packet manager
<7> TheBonsai: apt-get is a big draw card
<3> guys
<3> how do I mount /dev/sda1 to /mnt/sda1?
<3> it's a usb hard drive
<3> with a vfat filesystem
<7> TheBonsai: so what should I look for to see where its tryin to mount the shares ? I found the nfs stuff and when its starting (S21 and S25)
<5> mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt/sda1
<7> Paladin: mount /dev/sda1 /mntsda1
<5> see mount(8)
<7> or that too
<7> Paladin: should auto detect type though
<3> mount: /dev/sda1 is not a valid block device
<7> Paladin: fdisk -l
<7> oops palomer
<3> ahh
<3> gotcha
<7> palomer: whats it say ?? list sda ?
<3> sbd1
<3> I kept trying to mount sda1
<7> TheBonsai: what would mount the file system in the boot process ?? grep mount in rc3 only returns nfs S scripts
<7> palomer: ;-)
<5> palomer: you asked for it. if /dev/sda isn't your portable HD, then /dev/sda1 naturally isn't the first partition on it. scan either dmesg or the sysytem log WHERE and IF AT ALL the drive was 1. recognized by the USB subsystem, 2. attached to the USB m*** storage driver and 3. bound to the SCSI subsystem
<3> oh, sdb1 works great
<7> palomer: glad to hear
<3> thx!
<5> DaveQB: some startscripts that are ran "outside" the runlevel system
<7> TheBonsai: oh
<7> TheBonsai: hmmmm before the rc scripts ?
<5> # Boot-time system configuration/initialization script.
<5> # This is run first except when booting in emergency (-b) mode.
<5> si::sysinit:/etc/init.d/rcS
<5> that's from etch's inittab
<5> inittab is the configfile for init
<7> oh my default runlevel has been put back to 2
<7> dist-upgrade never warned me of that
<7> TheBonsai: a whole bunch of S scripts missing in rc3 when compared to rc2
<7> i think I got some work ahead of me :(
<5> heh
<5> you should protect the packages that are responsible of inittab and init runlevel general config by marking them as "manual"
<5> (doesn't affect packages that install a startscript because some daemon they provide needs it or so, of course)
<7> hmmm ok, I am in runlevel 3, cause of lilo arguments. this is all very interesting
<7> TheBonsai: how you mean protect ? and mark them manual ?
<7> I think i will copy over all scripts from rc2 into rc3 and work from there.
<5> DaveQB: the package management can mark a package as "manual", so it will never up- or downgrade it
<7> TheBonsai: oh ok, apt-get or a frontend should be able to do it
<7> ?
<7> seems this dir is ran first /etc/rcS.d/
<7> it has a S35mountall.sh but no mention of NFS in there
<7> maybe if I re-install the NFS package it might add its missing script .....
<5> DaveQB: aptitude
<7> in there I mean in the rcS.d dir not the mountall script
<5> "mount all" - mh - is there a command like mount -a in?
<7> S35mountall.sh: MOUNT_MESSAGES="$(mount -av -t nonfs,nonfs4,nosmbfs,nocifs,noncp,noncpfs,nocoda,noocfs2,nogfs 2>&1)"
<7> only returned hit in there
<7> using grep 'mount -a' *
<7> S45waitnfs.sh:# Description: Network file systems are mounted in the background when
<5> that commandline mounts all except the given ones
<7> TheBonsai: really ?
<7> is that what -v does ?
<7> so no smb or nfs huh
<7> ?
<5> no
<5> the presence of "no"
<5> see mount(8)
<5> they explain it under -t
<5> -v is verbose
<7> TheBonsai: I guess it leaves it to a later date
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