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<0> rindolf, hi!
<1> nyk2005, use the %s format of UnixDate() if you are after unix epoch seconds
<2> i'm using a fairly heavily modified version of default.theme
<3> ushi: thanks! found that out... works nice... I'm using %o for current time zone instead of GMT. no idea it it's a difference... :)
<4> Hi MaikelNai
<1> nyk2005, well, it is, unless you are in GMT ...
<5> ****, anyone have any idea why "use lib dirname($0);" wouldn't work... as expected under mod_perl2?
<5> if I print @INC, the dir is there... but it still fails to import modules at compile time
<6> OK... so... I order a server from Aberdeen (my preferred vendor) to run FreeBSD (which they knew) and I recieve a server that can ONLY run Windows, thanks to a brand spanking new Intel SATA RAID controller.
<6> It took TWO WEEKS to get it.
<6> Deadline LOOMS.
<7> Ouch.
<5> durn
<6> So... they are overnighting a $400.00 3Ware RAID controller to fix it, on their 4000 dimes.
<5> 3ware blows
<8> why does 3ware blow?
<5> because they make crappy hardware
<8> I thought they were pretty much the best cards for SATA RAID
<6> Becasue Seagate ****s?
<8> what's better
<6> Anyway, they are TRYING really, REALLY hard.
<5> I don't know. Most raid controllers these days are ****. They are prone to failure.
<1> all hail linux software raid !
<8> their SATA RAID cards are the only ones I know of that actually have hardware raid and not some weird software raided card
<5> crackhead, uhh... no!
<5> it doesn't even work if I put it in a BEGIN block
<8> then what is a better SATA RAID card that has hardware raid
<5> wtfing f?!
<6> q[ender]: How is the beloved?
<5> crackhead, I didn't offer a better one. there are other SATA HW raid controllers, which also ****
<5> Yaakov, she's really REALLY happy the school year is almost over!
<8> ok...then which other ones actually do the RAID in hardware for SATA?
<6> Heh
<5> crackhead, LSI makes a bunch
<6> No surprises there.
<8> LSI promise cards?
<5> crackhead, Intel, Promise makes one I think
<5> LSI is not Promise
<5> LSI == megaraid
<8> ok...but promise definitely does not do hardware
<5> Promise has at least one controller that does HW IIRC
<6> Give her a virtual Margarita for me.
<5> they make a bajillion different controllers, crackhead
<5> Yaakov, excellent idea
<6> s.for.from.
<5> Yaakov, it works either way I think
<6> Yes, I was being picky.
<5> crackhead, the point is, a lot of companies make HW raid controllers. I know. I've bought a bunch. And I've witnessed a bunch of them go up in flames, FLAMES!
<5> well, ok, so they didn't ACTUALLY burn up, the just failed.
<5> they even
<5> SATA HW Raid controllers I mean
<8> q[ender]: http://linux-ata.org/faq-sata-raid.html
<5> Yaakov, so, you've had some Seagate failures?
<8> of course newer cards could have come out
<5> crackhead, that list is not complete by any means
<5> it doesn't even list LSI fer $deity sake
<8> sure...but most I've found in that past have only done fake hardware raid
<6> q[ender]: Actually, it was a joke.
<6> q[ender]: We have had NUMEROUS WD failures.
<5> Yaakov, well, I know, but I ***umed it was based on reality :)
<8> things could have changed
<5> Yaakov, ME TOO
<6> Power failure related.
<5> Yaakov, I've had, like, FIVE WD failures, out of about 10!
<5> crackhead, well, damnit man, they must have. 'cause there's a ton of HW SATA raid controllers available on the market.
<5> crackhead, as I said, I've bought a BUNCH
<5> where a bunch == between 6 and 10
<8> ok...well...my real question is ...how can I grab all the information in b/w two parenthesis where there are multiple paranethesis b/w the two matching
<9> I just got a nice 3ware one
<5> dkr, nice 3ware is an oxymoron!
<8> q[ender] : cool...I was just wondering what the new ones are b/c last I heard they were fake SATA RAID cards which was really annoying
<9> crackhead: /\((.*)\)/
<8> dkr: how does that work?
<10> well
<5> crackhead, check out LSI for starters
<8> will that grab "() ()"
<9> because .* is greedy, it will gobble up any parens on the way to that last right paren
<5> crackhead, and Adaptec makes one I think
<5> and Intel
<9> crackhead: TIAS
<9> crackhead: Text::Balanced might be an easier way to do it, :)
<8> q[ender] : cool...I'll have to look at it again
<8> dkr: what is TIAS
<5> crackhead, but as I said, I've not had good luck with 'em :)
<9> perlbot: TIAS?
<11> Try It And See: the best way to learn if something works.
<5> sheesh, apache2 and mod_perl2 are both pieces of ****
<12> what's wrong w/mod_perl2 ?
<5> it's making me angry
<5> davidfetter, use lib dirname($0); # bam, broken
<12> "being disintegrated makes me very, very angry"
<13> anyone have any starting tips for retrieving X's clipboard contents using X11::Protocol?
<14> rickest: Um. Isn't there an X11::Clipboard?
<13> buu: not in the cpan index I downloaded, let me check the site
<15> buu: where's my frappacino?
<14> sili: I sold it.
<16> buurista
<17> I have a simple script I'd like to distribute. What would be the best way to do so?
<9> freshmeat.net
<17> Should I set it up as a .pl file, a regular file, or what?
<9> sf.net
<18> there are no regular files
<17> its not really a program just a script that's a .pl file right now
<9> .pl is good
<17> and I use it a lot and think other people I know would probably use it
<17> So just set it up for download as a .pl file?
<19> what's its function?
<18> does it use warnings; use strict;?
<17> mauke: nah
<1> hey, .pl ones get kewl camel head icons in nautilus
<18> then it ****s and shouldn't be used
<19> ftw
<17> alrite so then i'll add the use warnings and use strict to it
<9> are all the perl jobs in LA "search marketing crap"?
<17> anything else?
<18> tobmoox: learn perl
<15> dkr: yes
<15> dkr: try the bay area
<9> my friend is cto at one of the search/marketing crap companies and wants to changes careers, :)
<20> a lot of perl-dev jobs are working for spammers i've noticed.. *sigh*
<1> tobmoox, be sure to test the hell out of it after adding afore mentioned pragmas
<20> i see a ton of perl jobs for valueclick
<15> or shopzilla
<20> i'm glad i don't work for a marketing firm, i wouldn't be able to look at myself in the mirror in the morning
<17> its just a simple script that I use and friends want. it's a one liner too. i didn't want to bother putting all the use warnings and use strict in it but if that's how everyone else does it, I'll do so too. the question is, should it be distributed as a regular .pl file?
<9> yes
<17> k
<20> tob: distribute it as a char or block file if you can.. :)
<20> distribute it as a symlink, smallest perl script ever
<21> re!
<18> tobmoox: can you paste it here?
<22> Reading the daily wtf reminds me that I don't work with complete retards.
<23> hi, i'm using a script for upload image files, but i get this error: CGI.pm: Server closed socket during multipart read (client aborted?).
<23> you know about this?
<23> i've been searching about this error, but i don't find a way to solve it
<23> i've tried to update the script with cpan install CGI but nothing have changed
<22> Well.
<22> Did you say, read the log files to find out why?
<23> in the logs only apears wakaba.pl: CGI.pm: Server closed socket during multipart read (client aborted?)., referer: http://tauler.animelliure.net/f/index.html
<23> when i try to upload an image
<23> but i don't get any more info in the logs
<23> also i've entries like: Constant subroutine main::S_HOME redefined at /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.3/constant.pm line 108, <FILE> line 5
<23> before this error
<1> mad939, looks like it's a bug in recent versions of the module, see http://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=18677
<1> mad939, which CGI.pm version are you using ?
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