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<0> okay.... so since I typed crontap -e as superuser, this script will run as root... which is what I want.
<1> haha, g'night whyzzyrd
<2> Nostrings: it'll edit the root users' crontab. There are system cron files in /etc too.
<3> oh crap... it was Toronto
<4> *sigh* just my luck. He chose a program called "pornview "
<3> I hope that call wasn't for me, because I didn't answer it and they didn't leave a message
<0> a user's crontab entries will run even if that user is not logged in right?
<4> night whyzzyrd
<2> Viking667: uuhuh? pronview?
<4> hrm. Hope you gave him the legs, Tamahome_
<4> Right. It's time I left. Be right back.
<5> lol....
<6> he kicked himself in the nads
<6> grrrrr...someday i'll get all the anime!
<1> Ontario
<1> Ontario is 519
<1> Sorry, my chat thing didn't scroll down, it was stuck on Tamahome's question. :)
<3> yeah down in Toronto
<3> which might have been for me, I've been applying for some jobs there :|
<3> goddamn everything is so snappy now that I have 1GB
<6> 1GB of pr0n?
<3> .....
<7> thats a bit much ;)
<3> I have way more than that :P
<8> 1gb of porn? only? :)
<9> can anyone tell me what prelink is and why it is working at about 40% on my FC5 ??
<7> Hmm, tama sure is gone.
<6> m00!
<7> rem00
<10> baseball season is here. wheeee
<10> well I hate you
<7> aha
<10> whoa
<7> Tamahome_: you really didn't have to take all those people with you to watch pr0n
<1> What a rush!
<3> :P~
<0> how can I ***ign the output of a command to a variable (in bash) I want $today to be equal to the output of : date +%Y-%m-%d
<7> Nostrings: look into `` or $() (man bash). Basicly something in the likes of variable=`command`.
<6> today = `date +%Y-%m-%d`
<5> hrm. What happened to X?
<0> dogbert2, taht don't work.... if I do that: echo $today gives me : date +%Y...
<7> GreyWanderer: it went lookinh for pr0n
<7> Nostrings: yes, that will work.
<5> yeesh. Just when I was about to sign on.
<7> Nostrings: RTFM
<6> burp
<0> Lion... try it...
<5> ahhhh.
<7> obviously a cluebie
<11> a stupid one at that
<10> stupid java
<12> no spaces around the equals sign
<7> Nostrings: why do you think we're telling you that it'll work?
<11> Nostrings: RTFM
<5> did you do export today=$(..) ?
<0> grey no...
<7> GreyWanderer: he doesn't have to in the same script.
<5> ah huh.
<11> Lion-O: unless reading it in again in perl :)
<13> hey...i do a lot of php web development, and usually use dreamweaver on windows to do it (it has a very nice code editing mode, and the easy FTP upload is an added bonus)...is there any program (even just a text editor) on linux that has similar features? most importantly (in order): sftp upload, syntatical highlighting, auto-indenting, maybe a preview mode
<5> I found that doing stuff like: today=$(date +%Y%M%D )
<5> seems to worke.
<7> K_F: lol
<0> grey, I will try taht.
<10> cyclic: xemacs
<7> GreyWanderer: ofcourse it does. Its the same as using ``
<5> cyclic: emacs.
<5> Lion-O: true.
<11> cyclic:
<11> http://www.kfwebs.net/articles/article/18
<14> cyclic, try nvu
<0> Lion-O.... you should try it, you are wrong... $(date) works, and 'date' doesn't.
<11> cyclic: I tend to use KATE or vim
<11> damn, that dude is an idiot
<11> can't even spot the difference between single quote and tickback
<7> very dense indeed.
<1> Although I knew the different, I never knew it was called a "tickback", but it makes sense.
<7> well, reading is something most of those cluebies are not very experienced with, knowing how they tend to skip as much reading as possible.
<12> backtick, actually
<1> Er, difference*
<1> Ah ok, still, neat.
<1> I always referred to it as, "the other single quote, the one under the tilde"
<11> wonders*
<12> K_F, he probably saw it, but didn't realize there was a differnce
<7> My scripts tend to get complex enough to mix between the two forms, especially when I needed a command in a command.
<3> Ceru: which is a real mouthful
<12> K_F, I wasn't ;)
<11> hehe
<7> interesting.. it seems mozilla can keep up on a real media stream using mplayer while konqueror just crashes.
<5> wot?
<12> GreyWanderer, how goes unicode?
<5> heh. Nother reason not to use konq.
<11> GreyWanderer: but it has a nice I/O slave
<11> it is great as a file manager IMHO
<5> Liandrin: hrm. Don't ask. Haven't managed to get it right yet. Now midnight commander looks godawful.
<7> GreyWanderer: hehe, well I usually use mozilla anyway. This might also be related to Sid
<5> I like Mozilla-firefox.
<15> me too
<15> Especially cuz adobe sux
<15> and i'm still wating for a 64bit flash player :\
<15> Fk adobe is buying out all is good, microsoft's style
<5> Hell! I'm still waiting for a flash player for Linux for version 8.
<11> there aren't that many good uses for flash, but google video is one of them
<5> Liandrin: can you send me some unicode chars? I might as well see if this even works.
<15> Agree. Anyway there is some pages that require.
<11> GreyWanderer:
<15> GreyWanderer, v8?
<15> what for?
<16> hmm
<5> nape. Still yen
<5> *sigh*
<5> jgaddis: huh?
<5> autom4ke: I'm having Unicode problems between console and twin.
<16> GreyWanderer: Trying to find some video drivers for my laptop for Vista.
<5> yeah. What lappy?
<16> Inspiron 600m
<5> mrmmm. Can't help.
<16> ATI Mobility Radeon 9000 is the video card.
<5> Radeon. Yum.
<17> hi
<16> Ahh, there...
<17> I have one problem with gnome, if I copy files to the external disk and the power lost, I can't stop it or make shutdown. On my pc I have ups, but not to the external disk. Any help?
<13> K_F, does kate have built-in FTP functionality?
<11> cyclic: it uses KDE's I/O slave
<11> s/singular/pluralis/
<11> so ftp / sftp / fish / whatever
<13> i don't realyl know what the I/O slave is...please explain
<11> input/output slave, but it doesn't matter what it is
<11> it is there
<13> so how do I use it?
<16> Wonder if I can download Office 12...
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