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<0> ugh.
<1> yeehaw
<1> heya John
<2> morning, Eric
<1> Coma: how the hell are we?
<3> .ro is active ;)
<3> ey Nanuq
<2> Nanuq: overly active, for a change ;)
<1> yoz
<1> Coma: whoa. my whole world has been altered.
<2> Hmpf, of course icecast can't handle wma streams
<0> hehe.
<2> Nanuq: altered or augmented? ;)
<4> hi *
<1> Coma: just plain ****ed over
<2> hey tavi
<4> hi john
<1> Coma: but what are we active on?
<2> Work, work, work, more work, etc
<2> Speaking of which, bbias.
<1> Yeah, speaking of which, I need to leave shortly. :P
<1> like, now.
<1> adios
<5> ****? That the time?
<5> Sleep!
<6> i would like to have php as a cgi interpreter, so i can use it within shttpd, to make a standalone SSL server with php support in order to make an admin panel (in windows i am already running such a setup), but now i would like to have it for linux and *BSD... anyone an idea which files i need to copy to the same directory as the shttpd.c in order to make the makefile and config of shttpd?
<6> wb Coma
<2> It's so easy to please people =)
<2> Da_Loony: isn't it among the default options of php to run under cgi?
<6> Coma, it is, but i need to have ONLY the cgi core of php so i can use it in a leightweight webserver, like monowall did
<6> but i use another httpd for it
<2> waznz: Where's the chix0r?
<6> because i wanted to use SSL
<7> Coma how you doing!
<6> i am using, as stated shttpd
<7> Wouldn't you know it ... they all have morals and **** ... or are too busy :(
<2> waznz: As usual, busy as hell. And trying to do stupid things
<2> Da_Loony: Probably only the php-cgi binary then? And I don't exactly know about shttpd specifically, but if it runs cgis, it shoudl work with php-cgi
<6> any idea where i can find only that binary?
<6> or the c file?
<7> huh? Da_Loony, from the source code of php (excuse me for jumping in ... but seems that's what you're after?)
<2> Da_Loony: It's part of the standard php distribution. If you only want that binary, you can probably get it via some config/compile time option
<6> np waznz, any help is welcom
<2> waznz: Very! :P
<7> Hmmm ... ok.
<6> lol :p
<7> Gay people can still shag girls though, right?
<0> waznz: new CD allows sparse listening.
<2> Da_Loony: Taking a look at the shttpd sf site, it seems that php-cgi is all you need indeed
<7> Clone: yeah ... couple of tracks on there that I like ... otherwise it's a little ... hmmmm
<6> yeah, i just need the interpreter, but i want the source of it so i can cc it
<6> in order to make the panel campatible with multiple OS's
<2> Da_Loony: www.php.net :P
<6> Coma, already unpacking here :p
<6> which takes some time
<7> damn ... now I'll have to figure out how much to charge 'em
<2> Da_Loony: Or you could use some binary provided by $distro, and no doubt it's available in bsd ports too
<7> minimum of an hour :)
<2> Wicked, icecast seems exactly to do what I want... "on-demand relays"
<2> That'd solve most of the problems alright, except for the stations that only supprt wma :/
<7> Hmmm ... wma
<2> *mutter*
<2> Exactly the two most listened to stations here are wma only :/
<2> yoz: And you forgot about us again?
<3> Coma: aaaaah right 8)
<3> heh
<2> waznz: That's not a cockring, mind :P
<7> me??
<7> I'm sweet *and* innocent
<7> well ... at least until I'm certain my phone and internet aren't being tapped anymore :)
<7> who the hell wrote these firewall rules?
<3> I think I should go test the ups.
<7> you have an admirer I see
<2> tommi: Here, hold this button and don't let go.
<4> Coma: no coffee today huh? :>
<2> What's this coffee thing you speak of?
<4> you are blabbering like you had no coffee :P
<8> oooh! coffee.
<4> yeah coffee
<4> i had two cups until now
<4> and a banana :)
<9> i had a mango
<4> Coma: our company just hired like 30 persons, from which like 10 are hawt chicks
<4> waznz: ?
<4> waznz: you wish!
<7> work/company
<7> the company probably doesn't have a presence here though :(
<7> and I'd imagine the hawt chicks aren't here either :(
<2> Gawd damn stinking undienet!
<8> Coma: grumpy old fart.
<2> That's me alright
<8> I've lost it, having not done support for a while.
<8> but it's building up quickly.
<2> What, utter hatred for lusers?
<8> Coma: yes. very much so
<8> I've been in denial during this time where I havn't been exposed to them
<7> Night all
<2> night, waznz
<10> sal
<2> Hmm, how to get this lot working....
<8> Coma: you never cast screaming users?
<2> Nope, not even that
<10> beni
<8> Coma: and you call yourself grumpy. hrmpf!
<2> Duhu: In case you hadn't noticed yet, we use english here.
<10> i`m understand..
<2> tommi: There's various degrees of being grumpy :)
<2> Hmm, $collegue suggests to use windows media something...
<3> s/something/player
<2> Nono, not that. From what I understood it's some sort of streamingserver that also does relaying, like we're after
<2> Including this wma crap
<3> oh
<2> Bwahaha, even that thing seems to choke on a wma stream
<4> damn
<4> do NOT attempt to compile e kernel in a vm, with a celeron cpu
<4> it's simply slow as hell
<4> Coma: how's it going?
<11> ciao
<2> Hmpf, so we're still stuck without music :/
<12> Let's dance...
<2> Morning, Lion-O
<3> Lion-O!
<13> mornin' guys.
<14> hi
<2> Quick, call the police, it's jgaddis!
<15> is there a maximum number of lines that cat can handle?
<2> vampirical: Not that I know of, but it might have other weird limits, like choking on files larger than 2GB
<15> alright cool, that jives with all the references I've checked
<2> Oh, looking closer though, newer versions of cat seem to open files using O_LARGEFILE and shouldn't have that limit
<16> help
<2> Menumorut: go read http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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