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<0> before i placed the combos :)
<0> that = the link you just pasted in here :)
<1> *g*
<0> of course not the exactly one you pasted cause it's in german :))
<1> still it's the same. ;)
<0> actually someone joined our yahoo conference yesterday
<0> with an ID with the word "yoz" in it :)
<0> was that you? :))
<1> no.
<0> heh
<1> my id is: sabinush ;)
<2> whoops
<2> reality never came back, did he?
<0> hiya Strider
<0> siglite: nope :)
<2> wonder if he's AFK, or mad.
<2> hopfully afk.
<0> 19:07 -!- idle : 0 days 0 hours 28 mins 25 secs [signon: Wed Jun 21 18:26:03 2006]
<1> tavi: nice stuff you can bet on during a match ;) it's much better than placing a bet on some results ;)
<2> it wasn't my intention to piss 'im off
<3> of course, i'm now waiting for my plane to Afghanistan
<0> siglite: yeah right, and my name is Rudolph :P
<0> Strider: you serious?
<3> tavi-san: yep
<0> Strider: damn, cant you say no?
<0> ffs
<0> even a few days ago some mine exploded and killed a .ro dude and injured his mates
<0> **** that, i want to stay home
<3> tavi-san: I hit 20 sites around Iraq... never once had to drive from site to site... helos all the way.
<4> Strider: With door gunners? :)
<0> Strider: that ****s man
<0> if it actually had a good reason i wouldve understood
<0> but it's useless imo
<3> loz: yep
<0> a good friend told me some serious nasty **** fro mirak
<3> .50 on the CH-53s, and 7.62mm on the Blackhawks
<4> nice
<0> like a kid coming with a doll to them, they were laughing, and his brother ambushing them...
<0> and stuff like that
<0> freaky **** if you ask me
<3> tav: i am a Fobbit.. I never leave the base. :)
<0> oh good
<5> wheee, new office
<5> so much fun moving .. wheeee
<0> bastard
<6> can anyone help me find some files on a fedora 5 box from a freebsd 5.1 example ?
<7> heya Lion-O
<8> eya
<8> hmm, some stuff is utterly b0rk so it seems
<8> hmm, Debian trying out .diff's ?
<7> no idea
<8> my update session in dselect showed it fetching a lot of .diff files.
<9> alo peter
<8> oh well, first to get mplayer's repository back up
<8> Steakk: oy
<7> still, diff wouldn't make too much sense as it uses binary files
<7> I mean, gentoo uses diffs for patches and config files, and I love it
<8> K_F: IMO using patches, and I mean real patches; not re-distributing the whole deal, can be a much saner approach. Especially when carefully setup and with the option to back out of them.
<7> Lion-O: I agree, but using rsync would make more sense for binary files
<7> Did I mention I just opened a bottle of red wine?
<8> hmmm
<7> Marques de caceres, 2002 (reserva)
<7> along with the Faustino V, 2000 (reserva) it is one of my favorite drinking wines
<7> so, cheers :)
<8> amazing, I got the wrong repository. No wonder it didn't pick up mplayer
<7> hehe
<8> stupid ftp server b0rks on me every now and then
<5> Lion-O: you get that sendmail working?
<8> aaaah... www.debian-multimedia.org
<8> schitzo: didn't have time yet
<5> Lion-O: gotcha.
<1> 12 EUR on .au would bring me 37 EUR in case I'm right. I'm pretty sure .hr is going to lose since they're again in a 'must win' situation.
<7> and here I was hoping you were talking domain names :)
<10> Footie over Religion: finally they got the priorities right http://go.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=oddlyEnoughNews&storyID=12599331&src=rss/oddlyEnoughNews
<1> K_F: lol
<6> hey, can anyone help me with finding files from a freebsd tutorial on a fedora box ?
<8> Wayne_: man find
<6> Lion-O , tried find, cant find it :P (Found the others using it)
<6> i just wanna know if they even exist on a fedora install
<8> Wayne_: and ofcourse you're not going to tell us what you're looking for. "files" should be enough huh ?
<6> /usr/libexec/ld-elf.so.1
<8> Wayne_: go be stupid somewhere else or STFW. The fedora website is a good place to go.
<6> Lion-O , you always this nice ?
<8> you found the other files using find. Amazing! but you couldn't try "cd /usr/libexec" and /look/ for this file?
<8> oh wait... libexec doesn't exist on Linux. Gee... So, what would make this question a Linux related question?
<6> oh, perhaps you could have told me that to begin with ?
<8> Wayne_: perhaps you could have used your brains ?
<6> clearly my question would imply I am a newbie to linux ?
<5> Lion-O: that would imply he has some.
<8> Wayne_: it implies you're an idiot
<7> yoz: http://www.kristianfiskerstrand.com/2006/06/22/responsibility-for-your-actions/
<6> naah, it just proves why people find converting to linux hard
<8> Wayne_: *nod*, that is true.
<6> because those who can help are too obessed with being ****tards :)
<8> Wayne_: it requires them to do their own thinking.
<5> Wayne_: then again.. there is always that channel called #linuxhelp
<5> ****.. lil' bastard left
<8> good for him
<7> f3ew: I prefer to use an indexed lookup (slocate)
<11> K_F ***uming that the locatedb has been initialised
<7> f3ew: of course
<12> hello
<1> =)
<7> yoz: too harsh?
<12> it want to do something with apache2: i want to create a vhost like this: myserver.com/folder which document root should be /var/www/test1/test2
<8> thomthom: RTFM
<12> a managed to do it if i do myserver.com => /var/www/test1/test2 with the manual
<7> thomthom: http://www.kfwebs.net/articles/article/34/M***-Virtual-Hosting-using-Apache
<8> thomthom: you're also not making much sense here.
<8> thomthom: just goto www.apache.org/docs
<12> but it does not work if there is folder behind the host
<8> thomthom: /or/ find the Apache HOWTO on www.tldp.org
<2> bwahahahah
<12> thanls
<2> I get to put this line in a report....
<2> because it happened, and I'm so so so bitchslapping those responsible...
<2> "Regardless of these factors, one constant remains clear. Permanent loss of protected health information (PHI) is unacceptable short of apocalyptic global catastrophe."
<2> what an ***hole I am.
<8> K_F: easy on the spoonfeeding please.
<7> Lion-O: well, not ... entirely... spoonfeeding
<12> arf there is no much informations in your documentations
<12> thanks anyway
<8> K_F: euh.. you're practically handing them a fully working solution without /any/ explenation.
<7> hmm
<8> that goes right against the reason why we send them to the documentation websites. I don't mind an howto, but this is basicly the same as setting it all up for 'm.
<8> thomthom: you're specificly looking for http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/vhosts/index.html
<8> and/or perhaps http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Virtual-Web/index.html even though thats outdated.
<7> Lion-O: okay. my bad then.
<12> i find something else, it is mod_vhost_alias
<12> because i know what is a vhost, but i need a folder behind my server name
<8> thomthom: so make a virtual directory and setup an Alias for it.
<12> that is what i am trying to do but it doesn t work
<8> not that hard. Note that this isn't exactly what you asked for in the beginning, you made it sound as if you were looking for a virtual hosting solution.
<12> no Lion-O, that is why i give you an example
<8> thomthom: normally all it takes is an 'Alias' line with a matching <directory> block to allow the server access. "Doesn't work" can mean anything.
<12> thanks
<12> but i think that mod_vhost_alias is not the same thing that alias. i saw a scriptalias directive
<8> thomthom: thats why I send you to for the documentation.
<12> okay
<8> thomthom: seriously, all it takes is some reading. If you went to "www.apache.org/docs/" and selected the docs for Apache2 (2.0 or 2.2) you'd come across "Mapping URLs to Filesystem Locations". Its a ready to click link explaining you all there is to know about this.
<12> i saw on apache website that i need to type Alias folder /var/www/test1/test2 for my example
<12> thanks Lion-o
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