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<0> anyone know a hot 20-25 year old chick in Oslo, Norway?
<1> besides your ex?
<0> oh, whh... 18-25
<2> K_F: lol
<0> well, obviously
<3> zommes: then your .tar file has been cut off. It didn't download completely or you are asking it for that file that isnt in there
<4> Fred: oh, **** yeah you're right, I have to call setAttr twice
<4> damn but DOM stuff is verbose
<0> good timing as well, aparently she've found someone else
<5> heyho
<6> but i downloaded several files, like mozilla installer and similar, and its the same problem every time
<5> what good program you use like putty ?
<1> eric2000: who you callin' a ho?
<3> Sean: I'm kind of surprised that it worked in firefox, though most param things are pretty optional
<2> eric2000: that makes no sense.
<5> im bored of putty
<5> i nee d a better putty like soft
<5> for ssh
<6> i also redownloaded them
<3> whats wrong with putty?
<2> eric2000: this is a Linux channel, try #windows.
<7> eric2000: stfw comes to mind.
<1> RelDrgn: other than being a windows program?
<4> Fred: I think it caught the <embed> and fell back to Netscape-ism
<0> yeah, embed is deprecated in favor of object
<4> because the QT control does show up
<5> no color, no history
<7> Ka-bar: not being an windows program. putty comes for linux too.
<3> zommes: run md5sum on the file you downloaded and compare it to the md5sum on the site
<2> eric2000: I think you're pretty clueless, putty doesn't keep an history.
<6> ok
<3> color? I have color in my putty right this second
<5> Lion : clueless ? im looking for a soft that can print all i did since session open
<4> as do I
<2> eric2000: but you /can/ save sessions, and ofcourse tell the shell to which you're connected to keep a command history. That is not putty's doing.
<3> eric2000: thats called logging, not history
<5> when i echo a long list, putty cant up screen more than 2 scree, i would like like irc history
<2> rofl
<1> a soft what? software?
<6> how do i run that in this kde?
<2> eric2000: get a better irc client then.
<0> eric2000: man screen
<3> history is hitting up in bash and getting the thing you just ran.
<7> hilarious
<5> i can't copy and paste more than 1 screen on putty
<3> zommes: you'll need a terminal window, then go to the directory the file is in, then md5sum file
<5> and there s no auto update
<0> eric2000: ?
<2> eric2000: I think its time for you to display your cluelessness somewhere else. Try #linuxhelp.
<0> eric2000: go back to windows where you belong
<1> zommes: kde is your desktop environment. What is the actual program with which you are trying to open this tar files?
<5> well looks like putty it the one and only ssh soft ?
<3> eric2000: get a mouse with a mousewheel
<5> lol
<6> Ark
<1> eric2000: it's "software", not "soft". and, NO, putty is NOT the only ssh software.
<4> blah, no, IE still doesn't like that
<4> what a pain
<6> i have installed Kubuntu, and it has Ark included so thats the program that gives the error
<2> zommes: ark supports tarballs.
<3> you're working too hard. We just did document.write('<object blah blah blah>') :p
<3> DOM be damned ;)
<1> zommes: ok, so you have Ark. And you're sure that it is a .tar file and not a .zip file? The reason I ask is that you seem to be trying to extract a ".dll" file from the archive. Linux software distributed in a ".tar" file almost never includes ".dll" files since ".dll" is a Microsoft thing...
<2> zommes: but the best approach is to open up a console and simply use the 'tar' command.
<4> Fred: summat like that, yeah
<3> Ka-bar: that specific file is almost certainly mplayer's DLL package
<6> Ka-bar: that can be true, but its the same with a linux version of mozilla
<1> orly?
<1> mplayer uses .dll libraries? o_O
<3> Ka-bar: yeah, for all the codecs that dont have linux versions
<3> only works on x86 of course
<4> yeah it's some wine hackish or summat like that
<6> but i will try it from terminal now with the mozilla tar file
<3> btw, why are you doing this from tarballs? If you're using kubuntu, why not the mozilla package?
<4> there we go... finally getting somewhere.
<1> anyone seen OldMonk?
<1> I was hoping he might be able to explain this:
<1> http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/06/02/060602155817.4608d3f6.html
<6> RelDrgn: what do you mean by mozilla package
<4> RelDrgn: if you're curious, I put the fix up at http://pastebin.com/761029
<4> RelDrgn: MSDN notes that if a tag has a 'name' element, it must be in the createElement() call.
<3> hah
<3> zommes: the distributions already package all this stuff for you, ready to go
<3> zommes: should be on the kubuntu cd or their apt repository at least, read their docs (probably on their website) and look for their instructions on finding and installing packages
<6> ok tnx
<6> but is this a compatibilty problem or something
<6> kinda strange i cant download and unpack tar files
<3> no, most likely your isp ****s and is cutting off large downloads ;)
<6> :)
<3> thats why I was asking you to check the md5 sum against whats on mozilla's website, that would tell you if its downloading wrong
<3> or it may be some bug in Ark, but having more than one bug that sets off the package would be highly unlikely
<3> err more than one tar file that sets off the bug
<6> how do i check md5sum of the file on the website
<4> you don't
<6> oh
<4> you take the md5sum they have, and compare against the one you generate
<6> where is the md5sum they have?
<4> should be on the same page you got the file from
<4> if it isn't... well, that's dumb
<6> i just press a link called "linux" on the mozilla website
<3> where is this page?
<3> whoa, 6:30
<6> http://www.mozilla.org/download.html
<8> I think Ark linux, like Suse, uses some sort of strange rpm files that are not compatible with redhat/madriva rpms -- they won't decompress
<6> 6:30 am.. ?
<3> pm
<3> ah hell, mozilla uses gpg signatures rather than md5
<4> sonofabitch, it is a direct link... OK so why are we even discussing md5s?
<3> Sean: because I didn't realize that mozilla didn't provide one
<1> CaptJ: no, that's not what we're talking about
<6> so i cant use the link?
<3> zommes: well, forget about the md5 thing, and just go with reading the kubuntu directions and installing the kubuntu firefox package
<6> ok
<6> and what about that codec package.. ?
<3> CaptJ: in this particular case, ark is kde's tar/zip/rar/whatever frontend app
<6> how do i open that one
<3> zommes: they *might* have mplayer packages
<6> RelDrgn: You mean Kubuntu?
<1> zommes: I would suggest reading the documentation for the codec package
<6> but the site says: For installation instructions look at the README contained in each package
<6> and the package is the problem
<3> zommes: then you're looking at the wrong documentation. It should explain how to have apt install stuff for you
<6> ok
<6> i'll go check that out
<6> thanks for the help!
<3> zommes: ok, md5sums for the mplayer stuff is here ftp://ftp1.mplayerhq.hu/MPlayer/releases/codecs/
<6> ah, thanks!
<3> so you can run md5sum on the essential package, and compare the number it gives you to what the MD5SUMS file there has in it
<3> if its the same, then its probably something wrong with ark
<6> ok
<6> i will return if i learned more :)
<6> tnx
<1> what is a "tnx?"
<3> and yeah, spell words right, we have more patience with people who can spell :P
<3> or who at least make an effort, something "thx" isn't.
<6> well i said thanks three times, so i thought for variation, but ok.. no problem
<4> later Fred
<1> zommes: we have a few rather simple rules here. They can be found in the channel FAQ which you can see in the channel topic.
<1> http://faq.linuxops.net/
<6> ok
<6> spelling is no problem
<6> allthough im not english
<6> no big problem
<6> i guess
<1> That's OK. A lot of the people here do not speak English as their native language. This is, however, an English language channel and we ask that people at least make a good-faith effort.
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