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<0> Um
<0> Want to give me a brief idea on how to use it?
<1> install nut, nut-doc, nut-usb
<1> then setup ups.conf etc
<1> start it up
<0> um
<1> then you use "upsc upsname@hostname" to get the ups status. There's also a cgi-script. eg, http://stuff2.dyndns.org/cgi-bin/but/upsstats.cgi
<1> s/but/nut/
<0> But what is the server?
<1> huh?
<0> er
<1> the machine the UPS is connected to...
<0> what is 'upsname' ?|
<1> you put it in your config files
<0> Where?
<1> /etc/nut
<0> Nothing there...
<1> http://stuff2.dyndns.org:888/cgi-bin/nut/upsstats.cgi?host=myups@localhost # I don't even know my own system!
<2> integral's url is at http://xrl.us/jyxt
<1> buu: did you install the packages?
<1> there may be example config files in /usr/share/doc
<0> Er, yes
<0> I did
<0> and the man for upsmon.conf just says 'upsname@host'
<0> There's no place to define the upsname
<1> umm, there are other files... upsd.conf, ups.conf
<1> upsd.users
<0> argh, scary
<1> it's got a couple of components, the driver that talks to the UPS, upsd that talks to the drivers, upsmon that monitors ups(es) and shuts down systems when necessary
<0> What on earth is the 'driver'?
<3> What is wrong with putting this hash references into an array and retrieving them later on? http://pbot.rmdir.de/7dfea7e1c7ce3ec798705f7da9fe77ee
<1> it's a program that talks to a UPS
<0> No no
<1> you name it in ups.conf
<0> Which one do I want?
<1> the one that works for your model of UPS
<0> Yes, how do I find that out?
<1> try man 8 nutupsdrv
<4> hello
<4> if I have a hash ref that has some predefined keys and I then deref another hash ref inside that hash ref... Would any of the keys in that other hash ref overwrite any of the predefined keys if they are the same??
<0> integral: I see. Ok, where does ups.conf go, /etc/nut?
<0> Yonderboy: That made no real sense, but probably.
<4> One for tomorrow, one for today, love me two times baby
<5> Query!
<4> perlbot paste
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<5> WHere the HELL does KDE look for startup stuff? For some reason, .xsession ain't doing the trick.
<7> hmm use .xinitrc?
<5> That was my first try. :P
<5> Ah. The ever-intuitive, put-your-scripts-in-.kde/Autostart/
<7> sounds complicated
<5> Still, better than the GNOME Lobotomy System.
<0> Mother of god this is stupid beyond belief
<0> Whoever designed NUT should probably kill themselves
<8> "yonderboy the magnificent" at 67.21.6.244 pasted "# My question: Could any of th" (14 lines, 393B) at http://sial.org/pbot/15841
<4> love me two times baby, love me twice today, love me two times girl, I am going away.
<9> i have a piece of text in an xterm i want to copy into a gtk prompt, how do i do that?
<4> love me two times girl, love me two times, i am going away...
<5> You can sail a cargo ship from sea to shining sea for a nomial fee!
<4> love me one time, baby.
<4> love me one time, baby. My knees are kind of weak
<5> High lock! Up goes the ship! Low lock, the ship takes a dip!
<5> Yonderboy: In answer to your question, yes, but tias.
<4> ew73: thanks, that's what I thought
<0> ew73: Seriously, why is this so retarded?
<10> adante: probably with the mouse
<0> It's like windows or something here
<5> buu: Because the author is a ****tard?
<5> Ignore it as dumb and instead, put on your 80s mp3 collection like me!
<0> Now I get this error
<0> "Can't connect to ups cyberpower (cyberpower-ttyS0): no such file or directory"
<0> What the hell does that mean?
<5> I dunno, but cyberpower is an awesome name for something.
<0> Yes
<7> useless errors --
<4> This is the end, my only friend, the end
<4> of our elaborate plans, the end
<4> I will never look into your eyes again
<5> Before this evening draws to a close
<5> And you go home to homework,
<5> Before the moon goes down on a lonely street..
<0> ****ty taste
<7> your mom dude
<5> I know a place where we can go, baby,..
<4> and all the children are insane
<0> SLEEP TIME.
<0> COCK ****ERS.
<5> The poets danced, and the children sang.
<4> There's danger on the edge of town
<5> Sittin' in the railway station, got a ticket for my destination.
<4> The blue bus is calling us, the blue bus is calling us
<4> The killer woke before dawn, he took his boots on
<5> I hear the drizzle...
<4> We walked on down the hall
<5> ..tapping on my roof and walls...
<4> Father
<4> Yes, son
<5> I gazed beyond the rain-drenched streets..
<4> I want to kill you
<4> Mother
<5> I can't remember the rest of the lyrics. :(
<11> google!
<4> Come on baby, take a chance with us... Met at the back of the blue bus tonight
<5> And here's to you, Mrs. Robinson..
<4> This is the end, my only friend, the end
<12> how to find out the default perl modules?
<4> easy
<12> what modules comes with perl now days
<10> perldoc perlmod
<13> The perldoc for perlmod is at http://perldoc.perl.org/perlmod.html
<4> use HTML::Perlinfo::Modules
<10> er, I meant perlmodlib
<4> http://search.cpan.org/~accardo/HTML-Perlinfo-1.25/lib/HTML/Perlinfo/Modules.pm
<2> Yonderboy's url is at http://xrl.us/jyxy
<4> thanks shorten
<4> That module will show you the core modules in an html page
<7> eureka!
<7> i've found my plan of attack
<5> You're breakin' my heart! You're shakin' my confidence, baby!
<14> CECELIA
<14> But isn't it "daily" rather than "baby"?
<5> Yeah, I think so. It's been a while.
<14> My favourite S&G line ever is from "Baby Driver"
<5> And I admit, when I originally imprinted on the song, it's not like I was in much of a state of mind to care about lyrics.
<14> o/' There's no-one home / we're all alone / oh, come into my room and play ... yes, we can play
<14> o/' I'm not talkin' about your pigtails, I'm talking 'bout your *** appeal
<14> Dirty bastards.
<5> Yeah, they're nasty.
<5> It's like that scene from Bulworth where he's like, "We gotta get rid of them." "Who, rich people?" // "Damn." // "No, rich people." // "Damn!" // "WHite people, black people yellow people, all of them." // "Damn." // "We gotta get ****ing till we're all the same color." // "DAMN!"
<1> MAUVE!
<15> Teal!
<16> Hmm... Here it is, morning, and there is still something imminent...
<17> Doom and destruction?
<18> GumbyBRAIN: tell Yaakov something new
<19> BinGOs: She had not counted in vain for something like "\n" or "\r" that mysql will understand me to believe that _the remarkable_ something to be able to tell it, we found ourselves possessed of the new free vmware works in your heart, in all respects as i fell, my left foot became most providentially entangled.
<17> No wait, it is Sunday. Doom and destruction isn't scheduled in my diary until tomorrow.
<15> heh
<17> Actually, I need to revise that too, Dr Slaughter has a week off.
<3> How do I delete an array element in a for loop? I tried: http://pbot.rmdir.de/1ae50c92b6b1534662aff483b25e5267
<3> but the delete($m) seems not to work.
<18> delete() is for hashes
<3> So, how do I remove this element?
<10> don't use a for loop
<3> What do I use instead?
<3> I circrumvented the problem by doing: http://pbot.rmdir.de/9afdf0d21cfdb01c8afea92cea72a451
<3> However. I know that I had a line which exactly did soemthing like the above with unsplice or something.
<3> But I don't remeber where I did it.
<10> my $search = param('search'); defined $search or return; @MOVIES = grep $_->{title} !~ /\Q$search/i, @MOVIES;
<3> I did that way:
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