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<0> ouch.. don't! just wanted to check what's goin' on here.
<0> oh sweet.. since last upgrade dapper even supports my SD card on this laptop.. it didn't before.
<0> K_F: thanks.. ;)
<1> cheers
<0> cheers!
<1> did I mention that the ex apparently is on her way over
<1> and I've had a few beers here myself
<1> could be fun
<0> again?
<0> nice.. ;)
<1> yeah, hehe
<1> just got an SMS from her
<1> an acqauintance of hers is having a birthday party
<2> w000, I did it.
<1> not sure if she drops by before or after
<0> K_F: after would be much more fun ;)
<1> indeed
<2> I finally solved my problem regarding virtual directories in a single virtual host (with great help from a forum) :)
<0> you both will be like.. "I don't remember anything.. do you?"
<0> *g*
<2> In Apache you basicly use 'Alias /alias dir' <Directory dir> ... </Directory>". Here it was a little different 8)
<0> Lion-O: I use to post stuff to debianforum.de quite often actually. ;)
<0> Lion-O: and usually get good and fast replies which help.
<1> yoz: hehe
<2> I had to use <Object name="default"> <Client urlhost="vhost"> .... </Client> </Object>"
<2> hmm, I love it when things start working
<3> Lion-O: I prefer it when things cease to stop working
<2> Nanuq: hehe
<4> Hello?
<2> hmm, it seems to have worked out. Amazing
<4> Not much talk going on here, eh?
<2> depends
<4> Has anyone here knowledge of the compatibility between SUSE Linux and Maxtor harddrives?
<5> whats there to know? both adhere to some standards so it just works
<1> Maxtor ****s
<1> other than that it won't be a problem
<4> Heheh
<4> I've been experiensing trouble reading its contents
<6> that comes under the 'maxtor ****s' heading
<4> Ah, explains a lot
<1> never expect a maxtor to live past a year
<5> oh, it lives past a year - just till it's out of warranty
<4> I better get my dvd-burner ready for some major backup work then... Hehe
<4> Well... Perhaps I should eat something first...
<1> tojoe: good point
<1> 1.1 years
<4> Is there some sort of compatibility problem between SUSE and NTFS?
<7> so what do you have to say about my 2 SMART messages i've gotten from a maxtor hdd (less than 2 years old)?
<1> Ataman: eh
<1> NTFS => bad
<2> Ataman: why not read the SuSE guides and find out?
<1> Bjprn-: not following
<7> are SMART messages trustworthy?
<1> not necessarily
<2> Bjprn-: hmm, sometimes.
<1> usually they don't show up untill a disk is flagged as bad
<4> I've ben reading my SUSE unleashed book and I've found naught
<1> unless you run a full offline scan
<5> i'd trust a 'harddrive is failing' message during post anytime :p
<2> Ataman: amazing. Try their website.
<1> Ataman: don't use NTFS for linux
<2> Ataman: better yet; also consider sticking to Windows.
<1> tojoe: yeah, but usually it fails first, then it is flagged
<8> K_F: huh? Mine's lasted about eight years so far, the only thing I can't do with it is speed up the IDE bus
<4> K_F: I know, but the external was used for a windows box earlier
<1> Viking667: old enough for it to not have gotten bad
<5> K_F with maxtor it fails and never gets flagged dead
<6> ive got a few dead maxtors sitting in a drawer somewhere
<1> Viking667: they cut costs lately or something
<6> come to think of it, theres seagate & WD drives in there too :(
<4> Lion-O: Go back to windows? I don't think so...
<5> i have an old 750MB maxtor here, still works nicely
<5> contrary to the 14 month old 80gb...
<2> Ataman: then learn how to read.
<1> yeah, the 750 was old enough for it to still have some quality
<8> ew.
<8> this was a 3.4GB maxtor.
<4> Lion-O: No need to act like that.
<1> Viking667: same thing then
<1> Viking667: good luck if you ever get a > 70 GB one
<2> Ataman: then kindly don't come asking for obvious information while claiming that you've read a few books.
<8> Ataman: he's grumpy, but with good reason. I agree somewhat with him.
<4> I can understand his grumpyness. I was just looking for some other input on the matter than the books I have.
<2> Ataman: Every book with regards to Linux will tell you that it can access certain filesystems like fat32 and ntfs. Some filesystems can be accessed read/write, others only readonly.
<4> I had no problem with ntfs and my earlier version of suse
<2> Ataman: and when it comes to actually installing a Linux distribution... Start with the installation manual.
<8> Ataman: also, if you want to write to NTFS using Linux, then it's best to use captivefs. That's my two cents on the subject.
<4> Thanks for the input...
<4> I'll come back when I have some more know-how on Linux, seeing that I don't want to get bashed for asking stupid questions.
<4> Taa
<8> there's a reason for that... once Linux writes to the NTFS drive in question (without captivefs doing the donkeywork) then Windows can't actually READ it any more.
<8> *sigh*
<2> well, so far I'm happy.
<2> New webserver is up & running.
<2> and it seems that everything works.
<8> lol. That's good. Tell me. How could I get a set of php pages to work without a web server? Say the filetree was on a CDROM.
<2> hmm. I know there is a php cli client.
<1> depending on why you want it, could consider a bootable live-cd with a pre-configured environment
<8> and this works, .... how? You feed it a file, it executes the content then gives you the response?
<1> php -f file.php
<2> Viking667: no idea. I tend to stay clear of php.
<8> K_F: if I were going to do that, I'd provide apache 1.3 to localhost.
<1> ?
<8> mmmm. I was wanting a better alternative than a series of html pages built with bash scripts.
<1> why?
<8> But I guess at least this script works.
<1> if it goes on a CD it is static anyways
<1> better to make it so
<1> if anything just wget it with a --convert-links
<8> yeah. They're static at the moment.
<1> it has to be, a CD-ROM is a read-only media
<8> mmmm.
<1> and I wouldn't expect people to have an internet connection et cetera to grab online data
<1> wget -m --convert-links is one way
<1> bash is another..
<8> As I wais saying, the script I'm using to generate the html is a dogs breakfast.
<1> bacon?
<8> half the stuff for each page is in the source bits of html, the rlest of the glue gets added by echo "this" statements
<8> for example, http://flying-brick.kicks-***.net/newprocess.sh is the file I use to glue stuff together.
<8> I'm after a better way than that.
<8> oh. Most of the "glue" is due to me having a giant table to contain stuff in. If I were using CSS properly, this wouldn't even be an issue except for browsers that don't support CSS.
<9> hey folks... is this the proper place to ask for some sendmail help? =(
<10> Yellin: it helps if you have an actual question
<11> anyone have issues getting xmms to play certain stream from shoutcast?
<9> Hey OxD - I am used to the normal channel rules where you do not ask to ask... but I did not know if this was the proper place for a sendmail issue, if there was a more specialized channel etc for it.
<11> my shoutcast server, i can only play about one second of it before it disconnects
<2> Yellin: tried #sendmail ?
<9> yeah, just had a bot idling in there, figured I would ask before I jumped into the stuff.. =)
<10> Yellin: to be perfectly blunt, most folks in here will tell you to use an MTA written in the last two decades
<8> sendmail's all right, but it's had its share of vulnerabilities.
<9> My box is a virtual host for quite a few domains, and I am trying to set up some emails/default forwarders/catchalls - so I ***ume I stick all the domains into my local-host-names file, and modify aliases in the fashion so that blah@blah.com blahuser, *@blah.com blahuser2, *@blahfreebie.com blahuser1 - got a newaliases error due to the two *@ things
<8> And it's well known to be a bugger to set up.
<10> i think its an outdated piece of **** :)
<8> I've managed to set it up twice, took me a wee while, though.
<9> To be honest, I dont prefer to mess with the server but our server admin has been delaying on this for 2 weeks or so and .. sigh.. anyways =(
<10> i can set exim up in my sleep because one can actually read the config file
<8> Yellin: I get around THAT issue by actually running my own DNS not visible from outside.
<9> So.. just trying to look for some tips - do I need to brnig in feature virtusertable or can I set it up with just aliases and local-host-names?
<12> I came in here looking for a tip once.
<12> I've been here... uh... 2 years?
<12> ...and I still don't know how to properly set up NIS.
<10> CancerMan: beware the greeks, even when they come bearing gifts
<10> there's your tip. move along :P
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