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<0> I am home bitches.
<1> bastage
<1> I am work bizznatches.
<1> crap ive gotta reboot
<2> tyvek p*** the beer
<2> is the initial run of eupdatedb supposed to last 5+ hours?
<3> emerge sync
<3> try that first
<0> Hi lenox
<4> heya
<4> what's up?
<0> Beating on network code =)
<4> ah
<2> send some network code this way. I'm running low
<4> network i/o is big endian, right?
<2> biggest byte first
<0> It's whatever mac is =)
<4> i'm 'studying' right now
<0> Music? =)
<4> i put it in quotes because...well, i am just listening to music
<4> yeah
<0> Hehe =)
<0> How's school?
<4> back in the day, when i was supposed to be studying, i'd give up and listen to music
<4> now i am allowed to
<4> good!
<0> Awesome =>
<4> yeah
<4> nice to have found my calling
<0> =)
<2> does any one ever use ans.1 in their code?
<4> pedal's nearly done too
<2> err asn.1
<0> Hmmmz.
<3> hrmzzzzzzz!
<0> Client is 33554432
<0> That's not right.
<0> Client is 16777216
<0> Neither is that.
<0> Oops.
<0> Yar@pinkerton!
<3> HAR HAR!
<0> Woot.
<0> Excellent, it works.
<0> Wow, perfect.
<0> Out of order packets back in order, no duplicates reported.
<0> The really scary part is that I started the client before I started the server.
<5> PS1="\[\e(0\e[1;34ml\e[30mqq\e[34mqqu\e(B\e[0m\e[32m \u@\h \e(0\e[1;34mtq\e[30mq\e[34mqu\e(B\e[0;32m $(date) \e(0\e[1;34mtq\e[30mq\e[34mqu\e(B\e[0;32m $(~/.prompt) \e[0m\e(0\e[1;34mtq\e[30mqq qq q\e(B\]\n\[\e(0\e[1;34m\]mu\[\e(B\e[0;32m\]\W\[\e[1;30m\] ?\[\e[0m\] "
<5> that prompt rox and all, but how do I make it refresh?
<5> every time I push enter it has the date/time of when I started the term?
<2> woo
<5> sadly it doesn't
<5> Might need to go back to using prompt_command
<6> is it possible that the "find" command behaves "differently" on linux than on other OSs?
<3> sure
<6> figures
<6> well
<3> the find on linux is gnu find
<3> other *nix's have their
<3> for example, aix uses it own, so does solaris and sco
<6> if i do something pretty "standard", such as: "find . -name \*volution\* -print", would that perhaps not work in a logical manner?
<6> in other words, shouldn't it return ALL files matching that pattern (including dotfiles and directories)?
<3> why are you escaping the *
<3> what os SilentSwan ?
<6> gentoo
<6> doesn't matter if i escape the * or not
<6> same result actually
<3> hrm
<3> you sure the file is there?
<6> i know this should work
<6> yes, it is
<6> i'm looking at it
<3> ok :)
<3> just making sure
<3> well let me try
<6> not only SHOULD it work, it worked 20 minutes ago, and now doesn't
<3> whats the name of the file?
<6> a directory named ".evolution"
<3> k
<3> yep doesn't work
<0> The metacharacters
<0> (`*', `?', and `[]') do not match a `.' at the start of the base
<0> name
<0> Read the man page.
<3> gotta take my glory don't you
<6> i don't get it... i swear this worked before...
<0> Yes =}
<3> i was just reading the man page
<3> ****er
<6> and i know full well it works on other systems... linux - always gotta be different
<6> so how would i actually perform this search then?
<0> Read the man page.
<0> I'll let pinkerton figure it out =)
<0> But I know the answer =}
<6> yeah,i could spend 45 min. reading the man page
<6> in fact i will
<6> but i need to do this NOW... that's the problem see?
<0> I just spend 30 seconds =)
<6> otherwise, i wouldn't have come to IRC asking.. that's always a last resort
<6> and this is why
<0> If pinkerton doesn't answer in 1 minute... =)
<0> Oh well.
<0> The answer you were looking for is -path .
<3> path!
<3> damnbit
<3> ;klajds
<3> that was one minute damnit
<0> pinkerton: He left =P
<3> yeah
<3> find -path './.ev*' -print
<3> ooh
<3> zaei: you drinking :)
<3> what kind?
<0> Hehe, I'm not =)
<3> ****er
<0> I did just have some cookies and cream ice cream =>
<3> i'm hungry
<3> it's almost pizza time
<0> Mmmm, pizza.
<0> We got pizza at work yesterday.
<0> $80.
<3> yeah
<3> hrm
<3> z
<3> sara should be home soon
<7> akira_: the pxe fail to execute then...
<8> well, i can boot it from the grub cli, but i have to p*** the correct parameters to it, or just tell it where the configfile is. but the changes don't survive a reboot.
<8> savedefault isn't working
<7> set the default in the dhcpd option stuff...
<7> or maybe in the right grub file
<7> personally, I don't use the grub one... it don'T support my nic (atleast not the last time I checked)
<7> I use I think syslinux
<8> well, this pxe image works fine on all of our other servers, it's just this latest batch is bad
<7> ok
<7> maybe your file is not writtable?
<7> or yout tftp server don't allow to write for those?
<7> pxe boot requite too much things...
<8> well, here's the deal, the image we make, works, it boots on the install machine, then we iso it up, and use pxe to put that image on the other machines. the other machines install fine, except for what looks like grub. everything but grub gets installed right
<8> after the machine get's the pxe image, uncompresses it and installs itself, it reboots, that's where we get the grub console
<8> and i have to p*** configfile to it. which is odd, because it knows already what the root (/boot) is, and can load the grub.conf file from it
<7> was the hd clean?
<8> yea
<8> these are fresh machines
<8> i had to run 'grub-install /dev/sda' to get it to boot without going through the grub console.
<8> manually entering commands kind of defeats the purpose of pxe boot loading
<7> hmm
<7> bios anti-virus?
<8> no.
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