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<0> PolarWolf: I was wondering if p***wd for horde is able to change unix p***words.. I mean for system users..
<1> put it in there for now
<0> PolarWolf: *nod* would be nice to give 'em the possibility to change it.. since I use for most of them /bin/false ;) so no bash!
<2> yoz: sounds rather insecure to me.. you'd basicly be allowing the webserver process to control p***words? :/
<1> lion-o i also blew a small fortune on pearced earings for mom
<3> yoz: Lemme see if I can change it
<4> Hi all, I writting a little script to 'mv' upper case file names to lower case file names. However, if my script comes across a file containing a space the command 'mv' can't handel the space. I need to escpae the space, how do I do this. Please
<0> Lion-O: I mean if it's done in a "safe" way? 8)
<2> john_: using \ or use quotes.
<4> This is what using: find . -type f | xargs -i{} mv {} `echo {} | tr '[A-Z]' '[a-z]'`
<3> yoz: Warning: fsockopen(): unable to connect to localhost:106 in /usr/share/horde2/p***wd/lib/Driver/popp***d.php on line 34
<3> yoz: Guess noone used this :P
<0> PolarWolf: heh
<2> yoz: well.. iirc you also have a commandline with horde. You could give users access to that and use p***wd.
<2> hmm, no.. that won't work I think.
<3> yoz: Apparently I need something called "popp***d"
<4> Lion-O: quotes or \ will not work with this command. I tried using -print0 with find and -0 with xargs, but with no success
<5> re
<6> alias p***wd = mail -s "P***word change to %s" root
<2> john_: then use another command.
<4> :)
<2> john_: for starters; you could ditch the xargs but try -exec on find.
<1> i'm sorry
<1> lion-o are we helping people today?
<7> anyone have an idea how to get around?
<8> Revenger: nice alias :P
<5> what's john_'s problem?
<2> john_: besides; I fail to see why you wouldn't be able to utilize quotes in that command.
<6> OM: out of viagra.
<3> yoz: http://www.netwinsite.com/popp***d/
<8> john_: I notice you have a few double quotes
<5> Revenger: ah... hey, you should be able to supply him with some, all those messages you sent me!
<0> PolarWolf: thanks for that..
<8> john_: how does that -usually- work out? :P
<0> PolarWolf: enjoy your meal..
<4> Yeah, I don't know why too, anyways I'll keep plugging away, thanks for the help
<4> Jostein, it works for all files that contain no spaces
<0> Lion-O: the commandline would be a nice option but..
<5> john_: what's your problem?
<2> YoungMonk!
<5> Lion-O!
<2> yoz: ...it runs as the webserver uid ;)
<5> hey, i figured the ultimate geek egotrip -- making a wikipedia page for yourself!
<2> w00t
<4> OldMonk: when the command find . -type f | xargs -i{} mv {} `echo {} | tr '[A-Z]' '[a-z]'` comes across a file containing a space it doesn't translate upper to lower
<4> if "mv {}" get a file containing a spaces the space is not escaped.
<9> openoffice doesn't do visio drawings, does it?
<2> rename 'y/A-Z/a-z/' "*"
<0> Lion-O: *nod*
<5> john_: mv "{}"... `echo "{}"...
<5> Lion-O: that's cheating!
<5> NineVolt: i believe not
<9> i'm not about to buy visio..
<5> no one does visio except... visio!
<4> OldMonk, mv "{}" doesn't work the space is still not escaped :)
<9> and i need to put a flowchart in this msturd document.
<5> coincidentally my client sent me a visio drawing today. i LARTed him
<8> Lion-O: indeed cheating. are you not willing to write impressive, awesome one-liners? :P
<2> OldMonk: lol
<8> Lion-O: writing java-apps wont impress windows users :P
<5> john_: umm, it should
<8> OldMonk: visio is evil anyway
<2> Jostein: sure it will, it'll also work there.
<9> any ideas?
<3> No but it'll get you brownie points with Sun
<9> i'm about to gimp myself a flowchart and insert it as a png or something
<9> surely there's a better way..
<2> PolarWolf: guess what I'll be doing with mine? 8-)
<4> OldMonk: I thought it would too, have a go yourself.
<3> Lion-O: Upload it to your mobile phone, rendering it useless?
<5> john_: works for me
<2> john_: what distribution are you using ?
<2> PolarWolf: brownie points? no, I'll be trading it in for hamburgers
<4> OldMonk: what, yeah I'm using Centos, a pretty old version, I'll try it on my Gentoo machine
<8> docfu: leaving soon?
<1> jostein very soon
<1> holy ****
<8> docfu: for the record: I ****ing envy you :P
<1> jostein and i got 2 of em
<8> docfu: not for the samsonites though
<1> buy one get one free :)
<5> i bought a samsonite laptop bag the other day -- seems to work well so far.
<1> OM: the difference isn'tt in the first five minutes
<1> its in the last 5 =)
<8> I have a general samsonite bag. its OK
<8> I'd rather have tickets to tokyo though
<5> bloody expensive though -- ****er was some $100
<1> ballistic nylon?
<1> jostein well i figure if i'm going to be traveling a lot, i better damn well do it right this time
<8> docfu: yeah. good plan
<2> ideal; I can use it as a normal carrying bag or put it on my back (for usage with bike). Ideal.. It doesn't even look like your average laptop bag.
<1> and i've seen the luggage they have at walmart last about 3 trips through a conveyer belt before exploding
<4> OldMonk: are you using *BSD or Solaris distro? I presume your using bash.
<5> john_: bsd? solaris? what're those?
<4> :)
<2> john_: this works on most shells. ksh, pdksh, bourne, bash, etc.
<8> docfu: never had -that- problem, but Ive never had any particular quality brand luggage either
<3> OldMonk: Obselete crap noone wants to use
<8> PolarWolf: <flamewar>?
<4> Lion-O: yeah I don't know why its not working for me, I've tried it on a FreeBSD, Centos, Gentoo, Debian Sarge machine doesn't work
<2> john_: and don't be silly here. If an OP tells you that something works he's not as stupid as you think that he'll give you some answer which doesn't work on Linux.
<10> hey folks!
<2> john_: I think you're doing it wrong, simple.
<10> Lion-O!
<11> hello
<12> Durentu: goodbye
<2> john_: care to give us any error messages you got?
<10> bah, everyone ignore me then :(
<11> Libolt4, :D
<2> szymon: yo!
<4> thanks for the help, I'll have another look
<10> Lion-O: My internet access came back!!!
<2> szymon: I never realized it was gone :P
<5> Lion-O: btw, you seen that bloke szymon around recently?
<13> 'lo syzmon
<9> wtf?!
<2> OldMonk: no... Wasn't he making a trip around the world or something ?
<9> that's my name o_O
<10> Lion-O: it got nuked some time in like December :|
<5> Lion-O: yup, with his multiple kids and wife, after ibm kicked him out
<8> szymon: shuddup. Im the one on GPRS here :P
<10> OldMonk: I'm gonna come visit you at some point :P
<5> oh, he's here!
<2> szymon: hmm, around the time where I didn't pay as much attention to the channel 8) gotcha
<5> szymon!
<10> Jostein: my GPRS access is monitored :-(
<2> OldMonk: no, thats just his bot
<10> hrm
<5> szymon: welcome anytime, but only with family
<8> szymon: I need to pay for it, no doubt. But I can do what I want.
<10> it seems my X account doesnt exist any more :-(
<8> szymon: what the hell are you talking about? :)
<9> szymon : which szymon are you, in terms of google celebrity?
<10> NineVolt: I'm not a celebrity, and not in google :P
<9> for shame. i'm 21st :P
<10> although google probably have far more information about me than I do, those data collecting gits :P
<8> szymon: just beware of googling while logged in at gmail
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