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<0> you people are the ****
<1> haha
<0> GG-Allin: yeah, you have any bloody kleenex?
<2> schitzo: no, ****ees. the girls are the ****ers....
<0> DaveX: uhhh, who are you and do I really actually care?
<2> schitzo: me, and no, probably not
<3> hehe
<0> DaveHowe: ohhh, now I know who you are.
<0> DaveHowe: I was to lazy to /whois
<4> schitzo: You are the swallow
<5> schitzo: you are teh **** :P
<5> LOL
<6> bl00dy kl33n3x
<7> its my fallback /nick for when the link is unstable
<3> GG-Allin: shut the **** UP
<7> ksh: european or african ?
<5> only his ***?
<5> do wash your hands afterwards :P ye gods :P
<0> Lion-O: well, what his lover decides to do with it after that is up to him
<8> Would someone set a ban in HH for that hostmask? Apparently my X bans expiring.
<3> http://today.reuters.com/news/articlenews.aspx?type=technologyNews&storyid=2007-02-07T192948Z_01_N07401762_RTRUKOC_0_US-NEWYORK-IPOD.xml
<3> "New York may ban iPods while crossing street"
<8> K_F: http://tinyurl.com/
<9> hello
<10> find . -name '*9 So*' -exec ls
<3> jlgaddis: yeah, it was slightly grander than I first presumed
<10> how come it keeps saying that it is missing argument to '-exec'
<5> doseryder: 'man find'
<0> doseryder: because you aren't doing it right
<7> doseryder: where is your {} ?
<5> doseryder: you also need to close down the exec statement.
<9> need a little help... I am trying to build a custom kernel patching it with grsecurity; anyhow I need to setup a special port for the ip_conntrack_ftp module - how can I do this for a monolithic kernel? Do I have to specify the port somewhere in .config?
<10> Lion-O: i've been reading it and it doesn't help me alot
<5> doseryder: read it again. It even gives you examples.
<10> schitzo: not with -exec
<10> lion-o: not wiht -exec
<1> K_F: fair enough.
<5> doseryder: yes
<10> schitzo: ultimately, i want it to execute a command ones it returns a success status
<8> la la la
<8> killin' time until five o'clock
<8> la la la
<5> doseryder: http://www.die.net/doc/linux/man/man1/find.1.html
<5> doseryder: read the ****ing manpage. Its all there.
<5> See the EXAMPLES section for examples of the use of the `-exec' option.
<5> bloody idiot
<4> DaveHowe: African
<5> lesse, I bet even the tldp online pages have it.
<10> Lion-O: why da phuk are u cursing at me? If you don't want to offer help and stfu
<4> wtf?
<7> albatross! get yur albatross 'ere
<4> ow!
<11> Lion-O: to be honest the manual doesn't explicitly mention escaping the ";" which IS rather easy to forget unless you know about it :P
<3> Jostein: it does
<11> not explicit enough :P
<5> Jostein: I just clicked it away, but iirc it does.
<3> Jostein: until
<3> an argument consisting of ';' is encountered.
<5> besides; if you use ';' you don't NEED to escape it
<3> Jostein: fairly explicit
<11> K_F: depends on the mindset of the reader
<5> find .... -exec ls ';'
<5> or something
<11> if you dont know/bare in mind that the ; will be interpeted by the shell, that can create hours of cursing
<3> Jostein: if he's too stupid to comprehent basic english he shouldn't use it in the first place
<3> Jostein: "Both of these constructions might need to be escaped (with a '\') or quoted to protect them from expansion by the shell."
<5> and as I said... in the EXAMPLES section I can see:
<11> K_F: this is IMO more a case of lacking manpage
<5> find . -type f -exec file b{}b \;
<5> ewww
<3> Jostein: not lacking anything
<11> K_F: basicly the author presummes that everyone in the world will take that -badly- formulated sentence and extract the -actual- meaning of it
<11> which is BAD documentation
<5> find . -type f -exec file '{}' \;
<3> Jostein: what the **** is badly formulated there?
<5> its litterally spelled out in the example section
<3> Jostein: just natural selection :)'
<11> maybe I have old manpages here
<5> "The semicolon is similarly protected by the use of a backslash, though bbbwas nog een uitdaging ook om er te komen werken; mijn vacature heeft bijna half geeky linux nederland bereikt :){}bwas nog een uitdaging ook om er te komen werken; mijn vacature heeft bijna half geeky linux nederland bereikt :) \;{}bbwas nog een uitdaging ook om er te komen werken; mijn vacature heeft bijna half geeky linux nederland bereikt :){}bwas nog een uitdaging ook om e
<5> whoops
<11> hah
<5> WTF is wrong with my irc client...
<3> Jostein: could be
<11> Lion-O: more likely your right click :P
<5> Jostein: I'm on irssi with ssh. KDE Konsole
<5> every time I type ';' something odd happens so it seems
<5> ';'
<11> we all have our problems :)
<0> ;;;;;;
<5> oh wait, must be the manpage using weird control characters
<0> ;;;;;;
<0> damn 6 6 6 of semi-colons does nothing
<5> The semicolon is similarly protected by the use of a backslash, though ';' could have been used in that case also.
<4> WTF are you doing?!?!
<5> geek your heart out rick springfield
<11> right. I should be watching this one ep, and I should have a gl*** of wine
<4> Wow, you people are geeks
<3> Jostein: going for some JD myself
<12> ?? help
<5> Coafez-Gaste: /part is the command you seek
<4> No, it's /quit
<11> K_F: get yourself something decent to drink :P
<3> I'm out of the good stuff and I don't have a driver available
<3> get yourself a license damn it
<13> can't create transaction lock on /var/lib/_db.0000
<13> during installation of suse
<4> bummer
<5> better luck next time.
<13> erm?
<5> where is oldmonk when you need him? ;)
<14> why, oh why, did I just play "Gym Cl*** Heros - Cupids Chokehold"
<15> ...
<15> \
<3> Steakk: desire to torture yourself?
<14> smth lik ethat
<14> K_F, did you check that URL i gave a few hours ago about your perfect woman?
<14> :)
<3> Steakk: yeah.. didn't _get it_
<14> pssht
<16> Good afternoon. I am hoping to find a person who can help me out with apache and the whole HTTP TRACE/mod_rewrite deal.
<3> UrbanWork: yeah... about that....
<3> UrbanWork: good luck
<16> Haven't had much so far
<3> actually, a lot that CAN help you, not that many that WILL help you
<3> the lack of precision is probably one of your problems
<3> and your best bet is probably writing up a tender and waiting for some offers
<3> or , well... RTFM!!
<16> I need to disable the TRACE method on a apache2 webserver running on Fedora Core 3. Following the solutions found everywhere I do not get the expected result.
<11> K_F: you -did- write 4 lines of insults before he even had time to describe the problem properly though
<3> UrbanWork: might be an idea to look into the LIMIT directive
<9> anybody knows how I can specify a custom ip_conntrack_ftp port with a monolithic kernel?
<11> K_F: easy on the insult-key :D
<3> Jostein: that I got the time for it is a good reason to hit it in the first place
<11> pfff
<5> Mirandil3: use whatever you have for the module as kernel parameter or simply as module parameter.
<5> Mirandil3: should be documented though.
<11> not everyone is as "efficient" as you, neither strive to be
<3> hehe
<9> I'd appreciate a documentation about this, couldn't find anything through google
<5> Mirandil3: the kernel docs come to mind.
<9> ok, sorry
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