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<0> h[aeu]llo there. <grin>
<1> lol
<2> Viking667: That didn't handle 'herro' :)
<0> of course not. Nor hewwow.
<3> hi. writing to a windows box with smbclient is ok, but writing on same box mountend as smbf is extremely slow.
<3> *as smbfs
<3> any idea why?
<4> no
<5> hello
<5> how can i install mysql-devel on slackware ?
<6> there's probably a package file you can download for it
<7> Willi: Best advice is to ditch Slackware in favour of a distro which has package management.
<6> there's not a lot of slackware knowledge in this channel I'm afraid.
<5> Tron
<5> if i could...i would
<7> Willi
<7> Why can't you?
<6> except lots of people that will tell you slackware is the spawn of satan ;)
<5> but my vps provider has only slack distro
<7> VPS provider? What's one of them then?
<5> so i am stuck with it
<5> Virtual Private Server provider
<7> Oh dear.
<7> They actually... wait. They actually use Slackware?
<5> yes
<5> only slackware
<7> TO prive virtual servers they /use/ slackware?
<7> TO provide even.
<5> yes....
<0> gawd.
<5> it is very cheap
<5> instant activation
<0> Mind you, I'd have to play with the latest Slack to see what it's like.
<5> and has many advantages
<7> Willi: And yuo'er a credit card thief, I see from your /whois.
<7> you're, even.
<5> really ?
<5> if u say that
<5> must be
<8> how do i change the window manager under gnome?
<5> just because i have some channels dosn't make me
<7> @#ccinfo @#citibank #visa aren't anything to do with the theft of credit card numbers? Nor to do with the theft of Citibank accounts?
<5> Tron if u really want to know
<5> i am just keeping them
<1> ahahah
<7> Keeping what?
<5> and the second **** is that i payed with e-gold
<5> nvm
<5> i do not have 2 make any explanations 2 u
<7> Keeping what?
<7> And why didn't he go to his "vps provider" for support?
<7> Could it be, in fact, that he was telling fibs?
<7> Could it be, in fact, that he was working on a compromised ****ware box? That no virtual server provider worth their salt would, in fact, use ****ware ?
<7> I can't imagine a less suitable distribution for virtual server provision than Slackware.
<1> most probably..
<1> I can't imagine either they would use slackware.. no!
<9> Tron: I can.
<7> Shadur: Go on then. :)
<9> Tron: winlinux2K, phatlinux, dragonlinux....
<7> Shadur: Okay. I sit corrected.
<7> Shadur: Even so, choosing ****ware for the task deserves derision.
<9> I never said it didn't.
<7> I know you didn't. I was looking for agreement ;)
<0> Time I left. Night, all.
<7> g'night
<10> using irssi....how do i disable netsplits from showing up in the channel window?
<10> (or even logged on/quit-messages in general)
<11> hiya can someone please help me with a wrong resolution on ubuntu 5.10 please
<9> justifier: vi /etc/X11/xorg.conf
<11> can you talk em throught it step by step please as it is my first time on linux
<12> justifier: thats what the ubuntu manual and FAQs are for.
<11> do you know of any good ones?
<12> justifier: how about using your brains and start looking on the ubuntu website?
<12> justifier: or would that be too much effort for you?
<13> is there a way to list rpms that have been isntalled from the bash terminal? ive already uninstalled the rpm i was looking for but i had to go back to a website to find what it was called before it would work
<12> pzaully: use the
<14> bloody hell im hungry.
<12> duh.. pzaully, use the "rpm" command for that. "man rpm".
<14> siglite: moopage.
<12> ey kosmo
<14> hey Lion-O
<14> ugh. I cant believe I am at work at this time of the morning. Im usually ASLEEP now.
<12> kosmo: ha ha, yeah that happens.
<14> Lion-O: our third shift operator took off tonight, and someone had to be here at 6:00 am to let the electricians in.
<12> kosmo: auch! hmmmm, yeah, thats ****y.
<15> no PFY for that job ?
<14> Revenger: thats it. The PFY had the night off.
<14> Revenger: and the power project is *my* project, so it was natural for me to take responsibility.
<15> hear hear!
<16> kosmo: what? volontary acceptance of responsibility?
<14> of course, it would have been nice to know that the PFY was taking the night off sooner than 1 hour before my quittin time yesterday.
<14> wlfshmn: yeah, thats it. :)
<12> well, ****s to be you then 8)
<15> so, operatorless for a whole shift ? :P
<14> Revenger: yeah, I was kind of surprised at that too, but I am not in charge of the schedules for the operators.
<14> Revenger: we only have 1 operator per shift, so its kind of tough when someone wants the night off.
<15> *nod*
<14> heh. I have become such a bigot. My thoughts on moving from Windows to the Macintosh (question from $user of a forum):
<14> Honestly? Just use the thing. It actually works. Oh yeah, and don't try to be smarter than it. The developers worked long and hard at making a truly stable and useful OS. Don't go muck it up by thinking you know better than them. I find that most peoples problems (on ANY platform) are largely self inflicted.
<17> how can i read data send from a port ?
<14> come on 7:30.
<12> and there he is! welcome K_F, kosmo was waiting for you
<12> <duck>
<14> HAHAHAHAHA
<14> Nickel Creek ++
<18> oi
<14> siglite: sit still.
<14> jesus I am hungry.
<19> nux.edu
<20> how can i install some perl modules?
<20> example Digest::SHA1
<9> Y2-K: Depends.
<14> Y2-K: read the installation instructions.
<14> I know, bold suggestin.
<14> suggestion, even.
<14> holy ****. The fiddle player for Nickel Creek is freaking HAWT.
<21> oh stupid unet
<21> hi guys, how you doing? :D
<18> qua nessuno che parla italiano?
<18> helo
<9> lili1: English, please.
<18> Shadur, no speack english :
<21> lili1: we dont care, join #linux-it or #linuxit or whatever makes your day
<18> tavi-san, :)
<18> tavi-san, grazie
<21> lili1: no problem, now get out
<18> ok
<18> tavi-san, i got a problem with aumix, it cant' save auto settings
<14> tavi-san: m33p
<21> kosmo: m00oo00
<21> last night i won 60 bucks from bets :)
<21> on gamebookers.com
<21> i always seem to win the bets on NBA, and lose the ones on soccer :)
<22> hi, knows anyone a "RAM Load Generator" to stress my memory?
<23> while(1) {new char[1024*10000];}
<7> Tashi: memtest
<22> I know memtest, but I think this is only a failture test tool, and not a load generator
<6> swed: lazy allocation will make that work less well than you expect.
<6> swed: the only guarantee to actually get the pages is to consecutively fill that array with data.
<23> ok :)
<22> SweD: how can I use the while loop directly in a shell?
<23> man bash, man sh ?
<24> what is best solution for wireless: Ubuntu od MAndrake?
<16> exel: actually, even filling the pages will not guarantee that you write to even a significant portion of the memory ;)
<16> exel: swap and prioritized allocations could deprive you of a fair bit
<12> hmm, meeting in 2.5 hours
<25> if i want to have a command exectuted every hour, i need to do "crontab -e" and in the (blank) file that is opened i type "0 * * * * command" ??tell me if this is correct
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