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<0> OldMonk, lol.. one more day to raise hell :)
<1> I need to get that shirt for my boss.
<2> Bwahaha It's not PMS it's you.
<3> later
<2> Heh Go **** Yourself, I'm an ***hole and I approve this message
<4> someone in the asm world needs to get some mp3 asm code on in A64 compiles
<4> because the non-asm compiles of mp3 encoders/decoders ****s ***. if balls had a speed, mp3 encoding would be slower than it.
<2> OK now that is just many diferent kinds of ****ed up
<2> http://www.tshirthell.com/shirts/products/a559/a559.gif
<2> I WANT
<5> helllo
<6> if i have exit(0); somewhere in my code and after the program executes it reaches and executes that instruction, does it mean the program exited normally?
<6> haha why am i asking this here
<6> nevermind
<7> exit status of 0 is good yes
<6> oh
<6> so no matter what code you put into the exit status.. if it gets executed.. it terminates normally ?
<7> the program itself will terminate normal yes, however if anything reads the status of your program as it exits, it will think it exited abnormally if its non-zero
<6> doesn't zero mean abnormal termination?
<7> nope, zero is normal, non-zero is abnormal, differant programs have different meanings for various exit statuses
<6> oh okay.. so it's up to the coder
<7> correct
<6> because i'm using WIFEXITED(stat_val)
<6> and it keeps returning 1, which is normal termination, even though my exit code is 0.
<7> the coder might have put 1 as normal, but standard linux programs use 0 as normal
<6> ah okay..
<6> so i should use WEXITSTATUS(stat_val)
<7> do something like "echo 'hi'; echo $?", it'll put 0 on the second line $? is the exit status of the previous program
<7> no clue what WEXITSTATUS is :-)
<6> it's just a macro
<6> well this is unix anyway
<6> i wanted to ask in #unix.. but apparently i'm banned
<7> lol
<6> haha.. i've never even been to the channel before
<6> oh well
<6> alright thanks for the help. i got it figured out now. later
<7> np, later
<8> good morning
<9> Another update on rfcshow, thankfully adds <help> to the menu that actually MEANS something, though I need someone to help me rewrite the help so that it reads better. Anyone want to help with that?
<10> who can tell me how i can open one port?
<11> Is there nothing better than this damned SUN JAVA RUNTIME ****?
<11> I want the fastest Java in the world.
<7> dundeee21: what do you mean open a port? iptables?
<10> yes
<7> iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport (portnum) -j ACCEPT
<7> Gruber: look into blackdown jre
<10> comand not found
<10> :D
<10> Please read: /etc/default/iptables
<12> are you root?
<7> i ***ume iptables is on your system somewhere, otherwise all your ports would be open
<10> yes
<10> mi iptables is in /etc/init.d
<10> my* iptables is in /etc/init.d
<7> thats a script, thats not the actual iptables program
<10> huh
<10> :D
<7> everything in /etc/init.d is just text files, not binary programs
<10> and where i can find the real program?
<13> dundeee21: man which
<10> yes
<7> you could open up the /etc/init.d/iptables script with a text editor, and see where it opens it from
<10> ok
<10> w8
<7> XyZzY: if iptables gives command not found, which wont find it either
<10> default=/etc/default/iptables
<10> here?
<7> dundeee21: that might be it, but thats a really odd place for it
<13> no that's not it
<7> dundeee21: try it, that command i gave you earlier, put /etc/default/iptables instead of just iptables
<13> would be in a sbin or bin dir
<13> dundeee21: you are root yes?
<7> ive seen some really odd distros :-)
<10> yes
<10> ./usr/share/doc/iptables
<13> /etc/default is not the program. it's the location of the config files
<10> ./usr/share/lintian/overrides/iptables
<10> ./usr/doc/iptables
<10> ./var/lib/iptables
<10> ./lib/iptables
<10> ./sbin/iptables
<7> thats it
<10> ./etc/init.d/iptables
<10> ./etc/default/iptables
<7> /sbin/iptables
<10> Perhaps iptables or your kernel needs to be upgraded.
<10> haha
<10> :LD
<10> nice
<13> HH must be laggeth
<7> lol
<14> from where i can get yum?
<15> nite all
<8> gn8 :)
<11> I am back.
<16> ...and?
<11> This new Java is as fast as Java can be, I reckon.
<11> I am delighted.
<16> eeeeeh...?
<11> I will notify the girls at once.
<16> **** off
<7> i dont think blackdown is any faster than sun's :-/
<17> Memoires of Geisha was banned in CHina lol.
<18> everybody tells me that ibm's java for linux is the best, and blackdown'
<18> s is the worst...with the sun java being only okay
<7> i dont like blackdowns, too buggy.
<19> I want my usb keyboard now
<18> i thought blackdown did the java for for IBM...*shrug*
<20> does anyone know from where i can get good xchat plugins?
<21> no the old IBM Boca Raton group for AIX and OS/2 did the jre/jdk for IBM, with major input from IBM.de
<11> Sun JRE 5.0 Update 6 is the fastest Java yet.
<11> It is noticeably faster than 1.42, yes?
<11> I think SUN installed rockets this release.
<8> I have to lern JAVA at school :(
<8> System.out.println("Hello Gruber");
<11> Java is a BEAUTIFUL language, Son.
<11> You are very privileged to be taken on a journey inside of it.
<9> Anyone want to "road test" the latest release of rfcshow for me?
<8> I know :)
<11> Well, all.
<11> Good Nite.
<8> gn8 :)
<22> j hack*wgores
<19> cyberpunk: What does `gn8' ? mean ?
<8> Sunblade: ok, sorry. I meant "good night"
<8> I know, only proper english.
<23> Morning, geek folk
<19> heya coma
<23> mogguh Sunblade
<24> hmm.
<24> this is strange
<23> Revenger: it's something called morning. If you don't like it, go back to bed ;)
<24> hah
<24> Feb 8 01:51:52 linux dhcpd: Wrote 0 new dynamic host decls to leases file.
<24> Feb 8 01:51:52 linux dhcpd: Wrote 0 deleted host decls to leases file.
<24> Feb 8 01:51:52 linux dhcpd: Wrote 0 new dynamic host decls to leases file.
<24> Feb 8 01:51:52 linux dhcpd: Wrote 0 deleted host decls to leases file.
<24> and on and on and on
<24> ever seen dhcpd doing that ?
<23> Not at that rate, no. It only writes to the leases file on new/renewing leases
<24> i have about 10k lines like that
<9> ewww.
<9> I'm beginning to think I'm glad I'm not running it.
<9> ... though I may have to, soon.
<24> erm
<24> fresh install. installed yesterday.
<24> 147296 -rw-r----- 1 root root 150824601 Feb 8 09:20 messages
<24> dhcpd is the ONLY service on that box
<25> Odd. I have it running on three different systems and none of them are doing that
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