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<0> ok :/
<1> hcl: all irc software is free
<2> what's the problem. Oracle has certified certain redhate releases. If you are running on one of those it shoudl work, or oracle should fix it
<3> mIRC costs like $10
<4> believe if u want, but these copies are actually legit, also its just client software I'm installing which is free
<5> unicoder: And *you* are the university's "excuse" for an administrator?
<3> you can run mIRC in WINE although I'm not sure why you would be that dumb
<1> Menno: yeah, but mirc is a winduhs client and it was asking about ***hat
<4> no like I said its a client system
<6> i mean what can run on redhat linux
<7> Menno: mIrc is the only irc client on the planet, silly
<7> Menno: even in linux you need mirc *grin*
<1> hcl: x-chat
<4> and I'm new to linux in general
<4> I'm on a winblows box now
<6> ok,thanks
<2> the client software should work. if it can't because of a library then you can install back rev'd version of some GCC stuff to get it to work
<2> we had to do that for something
<4> they are oracle libs that its not finding
<0> unicoder: what are you trying to do with oracle exactly?
<4> that are in the install directory
<4> install the client and connect to a server
<2> unicoder: are the in ${ORACLE_HOME}/lib ?
<4> but sqlplus will not load
<4> schitzo they are in oracle_HOME/
<4> not in home/lib
<2> then just set your LD_LIBRARY_PATH
<4> schitzo which is where for all users? I know where is for any given shell on a given user, but for all users, all shells where is the best place to set that
<2> whatever distro. your running decides.
<2> /etc/ld.so.conf or somethign like that usually
<4> schitzo : Iget -> /sbin/ldconfig: /u01/app/oracle/product/10.2.0.1/ is not a known library type
<2> because that's not a library. that's a directory
<2> let alone
<2> tag a lib on the end of that
<4> so how do I properly set this
<2> ${ORACLE_HOME}/lib
<2> where ${ORACLE_HOME} is something like /oracle/${version}
<2> or whatever
<6> is x-chat integrated with redhat?
<2> no it's a seperate program
<7> "integrated with redhat"? why would a irc client be integrated with anything?
<6> sorry ,my english is bad
<8> Jostein: to be just a little buzzword compliant?
<7> heh
<8> I mean, clearly IRC just aint that much of a buzzword these days, so something must be done:)
<4> schitzo I dont understand the /lib on the end when the libs that it cant find are right in $ORACLE_HOME/
<2> unicoder: they shouldnt' be. if they are then the client is installed wrong
<4> humm, ok I'll look into that angle, thanks
<4> you have all been a real help thanks
<2> it shoudl be like ${ORACLE_HOME}/[bin|jdk|lib|jlib|network|rdbms|sqlplus]/
<9> I've forgotten better stuff than you have ever thought of.
<10> cheeksy: ;)
<11> damn
<11> what a lag
<1> hcl: I don't recall asking you to /msg me.
<10> Ka-bar: but you asked ME! :)
<12> Hi guys. I have a /data directory with like 11,000 user directories inside. How can I find the top 10 or 100 or whatever?
<11> ./msg Ka-bar asl!
<11> :o)
<13> sully: man du ; man sort
<12> du and not df huh? okay, that's a start - thanks
<14> sully, you could turn on quota's and then use quotacheck too (I believe)
<1> cheeksy: old enough to know better, frequently, and wouldn't you like to know? ;)
<11> Ka-bar: oh well. you are married anyway. so why bother ;o)
<1> hehe
<11> ;o)
<12> hrmm. How would you apply 'sort' to listings that look like "80K ./1/1/3/2/1/a11321"?
<12> er, that is, first column size, second column directory name. I want the largest dirs at the top.
<7> sully: you know "du" can list stuff without units too (at least iirc)
<7> here its actually the default behavior
<12> yeah, that does throw sort off. hmm.
<12> heck, you guys got on the right track; thanks :)
<15> du -s /data/* | sort -n
<3> man I nearly misread that as Cheeksy is married
<3> and I was like
<3> holy cow
<7> Menno: cheeksy aint from india
<3> lol
<7> Im Ill, not feeling like leaving the couch, but now I want coffee, and Im all out
<3> well that ****s
<7> yeah
<3> our office recently started brewing better coffee
<7> plus.. getting quality beans means I cant get it in any of the nearby stores
<5> Put a coke in the microwave. :)
<7> heh
<16> can someone help with some tips about how I can connect to the internet from linux?
<3> rofl
<3> man I put too much sugar in my coffee. :-(
<7> computer -> linux -> internet
<7> thats how I do it
<7> oh. he left. gah
<7> no coffee for me
<3> no coffee shop to go to?
<7> not that I know off. not nearby anyway
<7> and I dont feel like walking around town right now
<7> http://www.ostbanehallen.no/
<7> ****ing up a site like this takes -effort-
<13> wow
<13> yeah, you gotta individually **** up every frame.
<13> yet, leave the index intact.
<7> yup
<2> that's awesome
<7> Im sure the admins sees people visiting the frontpage and cant grok why people dont dig further :P
<13> I just sent it to some of our developers.
<13> they'll enjoy it.
<7> heh
<17> Well, if you're in xs4all, then you're probably from .NL ... * X sets mode: +b *!*freedom@*.tes.ru .... nice kids =))
<2> !seen jgaddis
<2> ^seen jgaddis
<13> schitzo: who is this freedom guy, and WTF do we care about xs4all?
<2> siglite: I don't know. I was waiting for it to do something else stupid before I got all BOFH
<13> ksh: zup
<18> heya siglite, how's it going?
<10> yee hah
<10> Jostein: yo
<7> m00
<19> hi, any opinion about a good NMS for linux?
<2> shadoworld: opennms? nagios?
<19> how about jffnms?
<19> any good feedback?
<2> never heard of it
<19> I want to create fancy graphs and be able to receive traps. I do the graphs with Cacti, is very good.
<19> but trap suport is poor.
<20> Does enyone know a bootdisk for booting up a usb pen drive ? my motherbord does not support usb drives
<3> there's a DOS USB storage driver
<3> doesn't do INT 13 though...
<3> you could use loadlin, I guess.
<20> yes, tryed that, but the system hangs when booting the pen, I have slax linux on the usb pen
<20> so, I need a bootdisk for slax linux...
<5> Of course he's using Slax. They always do.
<20> hmm , sometimes yes, sometimes no
<5> No, the stupids pretty much always think they should be using Slackware or a Slack derivative.
<20> ofcourse,
<21> StarkiD iS BAck
<2> heh
<22> what is the best way to encrypt files on my system?
<5> So you think it's intelligent to need both the USB drive, and a boot disk, *on your own system*? I realize as a Slack user you have no clue, but why wouldn't you just use a bootable *CD*?
<22> hmm cd isn't as easy to write
<20> Im building a quiet server, no cd, and no hardrive
<22> piddle: network storage?
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