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<0> I'm just teasing, I don't know the answer, sorry
<1> christ...8 hours left to xfer this info at 1mbps?
<1> err, 1000K/s
<0> Ah, michele is from Italy, maybe KDE 5.0 is out early there, thanks to the Pope?
<2> CeruleanD, doesn't get any sector/whatever errors in dmesg when I do the rewriting ...
<1> *DING*...hot pockets are done :)
<2> http://pastebin.com/547467 < some of the stuff from dmesg
<3> Steakk: welcome to the world of major backups over network
<3> Steakk: get GigE and raid :P
<4> just a mere troll. it sure left quick enough
<0> Like Freud once said, sometimes a dead hard drive is just a dead hard drive?
<5> Ceru++
<1> Jostein: not backing up...just moving my mp3s to a diff machine
<0> Tamahome++
<3> Steakk: think about it as musicical minutes/minute
<6> Steakk: It takes 3 hours to move mine, and I have way more than you. Get GigE. ;)
<3> Steakk: the transfer rate is probably enormeous :P
<1> heh, cat `find . -iname \*mp3` > //fileserver/mp3s
<1> that'd be fun
<0> Giggidy giggidy giggidy
<1> CeruleanD: hahaha
<1> i love that show
<5> I didn't say anything, I was giving you karma for the dead HD comment
<0> oooooooooh
<0> Danke
<7> wow, I don't understand why in the hell macromedia would do their security this way
<3> Tamahome: we have actual karma here?
<8> so, anyone have any idea regarding grazzy's LVM?
<3> Tamahome: I only do it for the nerdy comment style :P
<8> I'm banging my head against the wall anyways
<5> probably not, I don't think any of the bots record attempts to give or remove karma
<5> anyone here good with XSLT?
<4> lessee
<0> Macromedia ****s for security, they're a bunch of pricks about it.
<4> grazzy: what distribution, what kernel and just a formality; distro release or home made ?
<3> Tamahome: not "good", but I can handle it
<3> Tamahome: Ive held courses in general XML
<0> A company tried to put out a Flash-based light and portable do-all system with video, mp3/aac/wav/mpeg playing, etc, etc., but the controls were going to be touch-screen and just as the unit was about to go to production, Macromedia pulls some sort of contract break crap and crushes the entire company. As I recall I think it was because they changed their mind about how many units they thought might sell, so they didn't think it was worth licensing thei
<5> Jostein: wondering if I can do RSS or Atom from a database with it.
<3> Tamahome: should be dead easy
<9> what frightens me most about flash and shockwave is that the default settings for the plugins have the ability to turn on your microphone by default
<9> and it's not turned off by default.
<0> I don't know if it was Flash, but it was a Macromedia software that they'd licensed.
<3> Tamahome: if you can get the data from the DB in XML format somehow
<5> Jostein: do I need a DTD?
<3> Tamahome: nah
<7> Tamahome: huh? XSLT what?
<3> Tamahome: you only define how you want the output to be, with references to your XML source
<0> That's not frightening, TenBaseT, what's frightening is if they turned on your webcam and broadcast it on the 'net by default. :)
<5> Jostein: hrm...I know MSSQL can punch out XML, but MySQL probably can't.
<5> I'm developing on MSSQL but deploying to MySQL
<3> Tamahome: XSLT will only transform from XML to anything. not the other way
<5> oh....OK
<2> Lion-O, uuh, it's redhat something oldish, 2.4.26 and the lvm is compiled from source / baked into the kernel ;)
<5> guess I need something else then
<4> grazzy: huh ? doesn't the kernel have native support for lvm ?
<7> well the fact that the crossdomain.xml goes onto the supplier and not the consumer is weird
<7> Tamahome: what are you trying to do?
<2> Lion-O, not sure, I'm quite sure I had to patch something for it to work. Might have been earlier releases.
<5> schitzo: turn a database query into RSS or Atom (or both)
<5> errr result set, not query
<7> Tamahome: what language?
<5> currently doing it manually, in PHP
<0> Oh! While I'm here, has anyone gotten the latest kernel via YaST2 update on SuSE 10?
<5> just wondered if XSLT would help
<3> Tamahome: SELECT '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8">....'+DBfields+ :P
<0> It just came out today (or late last night)
<5> Jostein: GOD NO
<7> Tamahome: look for any PHP modules that will automagicaly generate RSS output.
<5> schitzo: I don't have control of the server
<3> Tamahome: note the smiley *grin*
<4> grazzy: hmm.. makes it rough to determine the problem.
<7> Tamahome: ahh, then get ytour result set.. while(rs.next()) { <tag>rs.getName()</tag> }
<7> Tamahome: etc. etc. etc.
<10> Hi all, just a quick question. I've ended up with a load of files in the following format "filename...more.txt". I've tried "echo filename...more.txt | sed 's/.././g'`" but ".." in sed replaces all characters in the filename with "." I've tried using "tr" instead but I end up with the same problem. I've tried using the -print0 switch with find and piping to xargs -0. Any ideas please?
<5> schitzo: which is what I'm doing now.
<7> Tamahome: good, then you dont' have to rip everything out and re-code. :)
<5> John.
<4> jb_: "man sed" or "info sed" comes to mind.
<11> evening geeks :)
<11> Heyo Sean
<5> John: don't suppose I could bug you for some tablespace on gonzo's MySQL eh?
<4> jb_: it would also help to know what you're actually trying to do here.
<10> yeah, I need to escape the special character "." which I do with "\." but still same problem.
<11> jb: You'll need to escape the dots for sed, else they'll work as atoms.
<2> Lion-O, well I suppose it's built in then.
<2> Lion-O, I dont really see how it matters if my software was patched in or came with the kernel?
<11> Sean: Just hollar ;)
<5> John: does gonzo have PHP?
<10> Coma: I escape "." with "\." right?
<4> grazzy: it does. you might have grabbed something unsuitable for that kernel release.
<11> jb: Yup, something like s/\.\.//g ought to work
<4> grazzy: but from what I've read about it so far I can only guess.
<2> lion-o, it has been working for a year without problems
<11> Sean: Unfortunately, yes :/
<2> or more, it broke down when my hdf started making issues in dmesg ;)
<4> grazzy: so what changed?
<5> John: you don't like PHP?
<10> Coma: yup tried that I don't know why but it didn't work, sure I'll give it another go
<2> Lion-O, basiclly 1 of 3 drives have started to fail. And I cant mount the partition any more. So I need help to try to mount it so I can back it up somewhere.
<2> LVM itself seems fine (vgck/vgscan doesnt complain)
<2> it's basiclly mount that bitches.
<4> grazzy: knoppix should be able to do that.
<1> what country does the "Pied Piper of Hamlin" take place in?
<11> Sean: I use it for quick hacks from time to time, but I sure don't like it. It's always been perl for me, and it'll probably always will be ;)
<4> grazzy: still, this is why lvm can be teh ****.
<5> Steakk: Germany, innit?
<5> oh wait I'm thinking Hamburg
<2> Lion-O, yeah .. I've been planning on moving of lvm for like.. `days_of_lvm_usage-3?
<2> it's a disaster waiting to happen :/
<2> unless you run it of raid ofcourse. but thats for rich kids :)
<10> Ahh for feck sake, SORRY for the stupid post, I'm really tired I was missing a bluddy quote '. Thanks Lion-0 and Coma :)
<2> Lion-O, anyway, how do you think knoppix will be able to help me?
<4> grazzy: it supports software raid, lvm, etc. it might be able to mount that stuff so you can backup the data.
<11> jb: When everything else fails, nothing beats a good night's rest and a mug of strong coffee in the morning ;)
<2> Hmm, ok I suppose I'll have to try that out if nothing else helps. Thanks.
<11> Sean: Where do you want your db details?
<5> John: "details"?
<11> db/login/pw
<5> if you mean l/p, send me an email
<11> Righto, will do
<5> thanks a bunch :)
<1> color of the bottom strip of germanys flag is what/
<1> white, green , blue, red, yellow, or orange?
<0> orange
<1> its yello
<1> w
<0> What does it go black yellow orange?
<0> I mean, black orange yellow?
<1> black, red, yellow
<12> gold
<11> Sean: You've got new mail :P
<5> :P~
<6> http://www.chicagotribune.com/technology/sns-ap-google-desktop,0,7382874.story <--- Oh sure, noone will look through the files.
<11> Be glad I didn't pull out pwgen on you.
<5> very.
<11> Not that it matters much for databases anyway. Usually it's just copy and paste, once
<13> ****ING CARTOONS !! arghaagahagh now i have to go ****ing kill people.
<6> /ctcp Lion-O g0atpr0n
<6> 16:16 Lion-O [~peter@LionO.users.undernet.org] requested unknown CTCP GIMME from synapsis:
<6> hah
<5> what's a smart way to protect a DB login/pw in a php script?
<4> Tamahome: convert the script to a java applet
<6> Tamahome: External file. The PHP site has a how to.
<5> Peter: BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
<5> no.
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