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<0> I haven't tried it myself but It's probably one of those things that makes all the sense in the world when you're high
<1> avar: I dunno, the episodes seem internally consistent
<1> Or at least reasonably so.
<0> nah
<0> the characters aren't
<0> the story isn't
<0> etc
<1> avar: They are so far
<1> Or at least a reasonable facsimile
<2> buu: dude, timeout has been set to 1 minute, the box is 5 minutes down and has_exception doesnt say anything ..
<1> blehhhhh: I never said it would.
<2> can_read gives me true, but <$sock1> still gives more than 1 byte
<2> strange .
<1> Yes.
<2> so ... ?
<2> in the loop ... if(! defined($sock1)) would be better ?
<0> blackbart: while (<$sock1>) does that for you
<1> Yay multiple Datas!
<0> buu: the contradictions aren't that bad, it's mainly that it's so cheesy and repeative
<2> no my point is.. if my remote box is down and timeout doenst do anything, how can i know if the box is still down?
<1> blehhhhh: What does your code look like?
<2> lets do a pastbin..
<1> avar: I've never seen them so they can't be repetitive =]
<0> buu: oh you will see ...
<1> I apparently have a high tolerance for 80's cheese
<0> stupid wikipedia
<1> I just watched 4 seasons of macgyver
<3> "blehhhhh" at 213.193.176.96 pasted "IO::Select" (31 lines, 541B) at http://sial.org/pbot/16170
<2> ok
<2> check it out
<2> now i need a way... if the remote box ($sock1) utp cable has been plugged of.. my program must set $sock1 to undefined .. thats all i need.
<2> and yes.. i process the "TEST ..."
<1> I bet it's really hard to laugh like that
<2> ?
<2> buu? what ?
<0> wth
<0> hey, I was using that
<1> Pssh
<1> You'll never miss it.
<2> buu? why don't you want to help me?
<2> did you see my code ?
<0> blehhhhh: we're still recovering
<2> ok thank you
<2> i know the timeout is involving too.. but i need a way to set $sock1 to undefined in case the cable the remote box is down ;)
<0> perldoc IO::Socket::INET
<4> The perldoc for IO::Socket::INET - is at http://perldoc.perl.org/IO/Socket/INET.html
<0> perldoc IO::Socket
<0> perldoc IO::Handle
<2> why can' tyou give me the solution ?
<5> Hi everyone, I need to know if anyone knows of a cpan module that would let me draw concept map type things
<1> blehhhhh: Why aren't you checking for what I said you should?
<1> avar: Help the conspiracy is attacking!
<0> blehhhhh: I just did
<0> blehhhhh: you might want to read perlsyn too
<2> there is no further information on that site that i can use buu
<0> yes there is
<0> perldoc perl <- start there and work your way down
<4> The perldoc for perl - is at http://perldoc.perl.org/perl.html
<2> dude, i know about perl
<2> you give me a site i already saw previously, but you don't have a clue
<0> if you already know about perl why is your code not working?
<2> telle me what i can use to solve my problem is that so difficult or what kind of person are you?
<1> blehhhhh: Why aren't you testing for a zero length read?
<2> because i don't know why it doesnt work
<0> blehhhhh: and I just gave you a lot of documentation that states how to do exactly what you're doing!
<2> yup i know
<2> buu: $sock1->read($buf,0) ?
<1> blehhhhh: .. what?
<5> I am looking for a module that giving a list of items and another list of links and titles for those links, it would draw a picture
<1> blehhhhh: No..
<2> zero length read ?
<1> You want to read for as many bytes as possible
<2> what do you mean then? so i can learn more about perl
<1> And if it succeeds but you get zero
<1> It eof'd
<2> buu: can you give me a snap of code ?
<6> will that work for sockets? i thought they only returned 0 if set to non-blocking... otherwise an error would be returned
<1> for($io->can_read(0)){ $x=<$_>; if length $x == 0 { die; } }
<7> OK, my new FreeBSD machine is in the process of installing...
<7> I hope I partitioned the thing meaningfully.
<6> Yaakov: you ought to look into vinum so you can do volume management
<7> That is always an ambiguous activity, I often just make everything / except for swap.
<7> He.
<7> er
<7> Eh.
<7> Not enough time in life...
<0> Yaakov: I split the disk up if I feel like it;)
<1> How come data can't just plug in to a damn computer?
<1> I bet that face paint gets annoying.
<7> I wrangled up a 1.7GHz P4 with 512MB RAM.
<0> I put / on its own, /usr too, /tmp (noexec) and /home
<7> Unfortunately, it is RIMMs so I can't upgrade it without spending too much.
<0> we should give sourceforge some kind of award
<0> crappies management of a single website, ever
<0> *est
<6> /, /boot, /tmp, /var, /var/tmp, /usr, /home, and others depending on the server
<2> the $io that you gave.. what's that ? is that the @ready ?
<7> I have two drives, 40 and 80, the 80 is one slice mounted as /usr, the 40 is ~16GB for /, 3GB for /boot, 8GB for /tmp and 8GB for /var.
<0> I wonder if you can have a part of a disk in in a raid1 array
<0> like if I had two 200 GB disks and wanted to make the first 10G on each a raid 1 that held /home
<1> blehhhhh: How many objects do you know of that have a can_read method/
<1> avar: Sure
<1> Just create partitions and add them
<0> mm,
<1> Hrm, actually, maybe not.
<0> might work for software raid, but I doubt it with hw raid
<1> Well yeah
<0> since I was going to buy a box that held my home stuff on raid1
<0> actually I might just back it up manually
<1> Hrm
<1> Commanders get three dots
<8> 8 gig tmp!
<8> omg
<0> a 10 disk raid0 array would be neat;)
<1> um
<1> Why?
<8> avar: I think with LVM you can do that on one disk
<2> buu: here is my code : can you please apply it to? thats all what i want then i'm gone .. thank you! http://sial.org/pbot/16170
<1> jidar: There's no point though.
<0> jidar: why ...
<8> lol
<1> blehhhhh: No I'm not going to rewrite your code.
<0> how pointless
<1> avar: I have a 10disk raid5
<8> raid0 is pretty pointless, it's been proven to have very, very minor speed improvments over a single disk
<8> (single modern disk)
<6> avar: depends on the controller (software can definately do it)
<1> OH NOES. OMINOUS MUSIC.
<6> jidar: ? it's true you will hit bus limits, but i've never seen aynthing that suggests that raid0 isn't fast
<9> yeah, 500G to 0G in 3ns flat when a drive drops out
<6> avar: i have a feeling that most hardware controllers wouldn't be able to segment a disk except maybe into other raid containers
<7> Hello, thrig.
<0> probably
<2> buu: your piece of code doesnt work, why don't you want to help me man, is that so difficult? sjeesh
<1> Because I hate you.
<6> thrig: yeah... RAID0 is kind of a misnomer. nothing really redundant about it.
<1> Wait, commander has 2.5 dots
<1> Argh!
<9> afternoon, Yaakov
<1> Ha ha, riker is getting pwned by an 85 year old admiral
<7> This machine may turn out pretty well. The only nasty thing is the small memory size.
<5> buu: What station?
<5> buu: and where are you?
<1> s1/e15 or so
<0> buu: how rude of you to not rewrite his code to do what he wants for free
<0> it's not like that stuff is documented or anything
<1> avar: Yeah I'm sorry.
<1> I'll try to do better next time.
<7> It has an Nvidia card in it, so it should be OK for X.
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