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<0> i suspect that is why some folks don't apologize
<1> Because this is IRC.
<1> Welcome, enjoy your stay!
<0> if their support was supportive
<0> i wouldn't be seeking your help
<0> as usual
<2> ThomasM, my apologies for that, but, i couldnt p*** up the opportunity :)
<3> mjel: Issue #2 is that the enter key does not replace a comma, and is a poor replacement for a period.
<2> anyhooter, time fer me to head to bed
<0> folks like yourself, spend more words telling somebody where they shoudl be looking - than to do to answer the question
<3> Steakk: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Drunk bastard. Hope your bed spins.
<2> LOL
<3> mjel: #3 is that you have yet to ask a ****ing question, so don't berate me for not ****ing answering it, cluetard.
<0> Thomas, do you feel superior yet?
<2> ThomasM, call me one of these days...you ahve my #
<3> mjel: I felt superior from your first comment. It's not really a goal. Just a state of things.
<1> Now I'm really curious, what exactly IS your question mjel ?
<0> Thomas, do you have some issues you would like to tlk about, get off your chest
<3> mjel: #4 is that you think resorting to psychology and moral superiority will somehow make me like/help/think highly of you.
<0> now that we have dispensed with the niceties
<0> can I ask you a question Thomas, re: plesk
<3> mjel: #5 is that you ask if it's okay to ask a question.
<1> mjel: Just ask your question
<0> I am migrating from server running plesk 7.5 (linux) to a server running 8.1 (linux)
<0> I know you can't go straight from one to the other
<4> hi all
<0> I have downloaded the backup agent
<0> unpacked
<0> chmod'd it
<0> as per instructions
<4> quick question, how do i restart an RMP service?
<3> #5 is that an enter key does not serve as a comma, has little use as a period, and that it's best to complete your thought (if there is one there) all in one go.
<3> Oh, wait. Lost count. That was #6. Their quantity can confuse a person.
<0> 4. Copy the contents of the current directory to the directory on your server.
<0> what directory does this install on the server?
<3> I've NFI. I don't know a damn thing about Plesk, and the guy who does just went to drunken sleep.
<0> Thomas, how old are you and were you hit in the head when you were small?
<1> You're best bet is to google this out.
<4> me?
<1> nah, mjel
<4> cant find much on rmp
<1> karmakat: whats an RMP service
<0> Thomas, my gues, is that your penis is small and you are short
<1> Wow mjel apply some of that brilliant insight to your bull**** plesk problem and shut the **** up
<5> ball?
<3> XyZzY: Please.
<0> possible ugly, and never really shown any real kindness, so you sit on irc chat channels and act like a demi-god
<4> some kind of db webservice
<4> i have a file called startRMP
<3> Damn. Soft ball.
<4> in ssh
<4> i dunno if it will start it
<1> I'm not clear what exactly your are talking about karmakat, sorry.
<5> ThomasM: wish I could at times but alas
<3> Who was my mysterious benefactor, then?
<5> NFI
<3> Ah. Server notices.
<3> whitecap: Thanks. :P
<4> can i 'run' a file?
<4> whats the cmd?
<1> You can run a file if it contains text that a shell or something like perl can understand
<4> yeah it does
<1> if the file starts with #!/bin/sh, try chmod +x <file> and then ./file
<1> that would "run" a file
<4> no its just: startRMP
<4> no extension or anything
<4> but its a shell script
<1> the contents of the file.
<4> it says inside
<3> oi Viking667. Been a bit.
<4> well i am doing latenight programming and my datafeed is down
<4> that would be great but i couldnt find anything on rmp
<3> Meh.
<3> karmakat: What linux distribution?
<6> hello ThomasM
<4> i am sorry i don't know... i am just without access to my sysadmins right now
<3> oi Emerson
<1> is RMP an internal tool/something specific to your environment
<6> XyZzY: you around?
<4> its just a db service
<1> if its jsut a service try ./startRMP and see what happens.
<4> like a web service
<4> ok
<6> Viking667: hello if you are awake
<5> Emerson: yeah. about to catch some zzz's
<6> XyZzY: ahh
<6> XyZzY: then I wont keep you
<7> hello there... how're you, ThomasM?
<7> heh. And I'm trying to learn how to use goattracker.
<5> Emerson: why? sup?
<6> XyZzY: nothing just saying hi
<3> Viking667: Not bad 'tall. Forcing myself to find ways to relax. Pushing close to another burnout when my last one ended just a month or so ago.
<6> lol
<5> been catching up on some reading. darrellbain has some interesting weird sci-fi books
<7> hello, Emerson!
<3> Viking667: C64 emulator or some such?
<5> er darrell bain
<3> XyZzY: Haven't heard of him at all. What's he like?
<7> Yeah. Sorta. Goattracker is a music program that runs under Linux/Win32 and can create tunes a C64 can play. Problem is, I've no idea how to drive it, and there aren't many manuals (read: none) about it.
<7> It's expecting songs to be in .sng format... heh.
<3> Viking667: And why would one want music a C64 can play?
<7> ... rather than the .sid collection I have.
<7> Trying to get a handle on how the 0ld sk00l did it.
<3> Ah.
<7> Yep.
<7> I've also got MilkyTracker, for tunes about a decade later....
<6> Viking667: hex edit
<7> oh - actually, there are SIDs being released like right now... as in this year.
<7> Emerson: hrm??
<5> ThomasM: well 'The *** Gates' was what I started with. interesting bit about quantum mechanics. not a hard math read either. www.darrellbain.com
<5> ThomasM: was on a suggested reading list from a scifan.com site
<3> I've been pushing through an online archive I found of nearly all the Hugo award winners and nominees since 1959, lately.
<7> Ah huh. Worth it?
<3> Found some good stuff from authors I'd totally discounted as pulp, which was nice.
<5> ThomasM: got to E.E. "doc" smith? Rudy Rucker is also a interesting read
<8> plugh
<7> I like Doc Smith.
<3> Viking667: The online archive thingy? Umm... it was quite "free". :)
<7> ThomasM: no, doofus. I meant are the stories worth the read?
<3> I'll be making some purchases based on its reading, though.
<6> Viking667: pay me no mind tonight, I'm going to be a little slow, I got home at Midnight after being on the road (doing field work) sense Sunday 8am
<7> Ah huh. Perhaps add David Weber to that list.
<7> Emerson: hah!
<5> hard to find ee_smiths Lensman and Skylark series but I recomment them
<3> Viking667: All the Hugo award winners? ****ing A, of course. These are the literally the best. It's not a very easy task, getting a Hugo. All the nominees, as well as the winners, are great books.
<7> heh.
<7> Any McCaffrey in that lot?
<3> XyZzY: I've been wanting to read the Lensman stuff ever since it made such strange apperances in Heinlein texts.
<9> Good evening
<3> Viking667: Well, she's fantasy, and good Lord no.
<7> ahh. The Lensmen.
<3> oi syn-ack.
<7> ThomasM: lol. I forgot that. And no, she's not JUST fantasy.
<9> ThomasM: Have you checked out this Windows Live OneCare?
<5> ThomasM: it did? hm have to read up on Heinlein again
<3> Viking667: You're right. Ship songs and all that rubbish. If she could find more than one plot line, her stuff might be enjoyable.
<7> I actually enjoyed those. Same for the Catteni Sequence.
<3> XyZzY: Number of the Beast--the whole World as Myth philosophy. Oz also made an appearance.
<6> Viking667: David Brin and Dan Simmons (entire collections) in front of ThomasM
<6> ack...
<7> Anyhow, I guess I'm gonna have to work on goattracker later...
<5> Dunno I like the Pern books she did. I never did like our villification of dragons in general
<6> there we go
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