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<0> K_F: oh ? odd.
<1> What program can forward ?
<2> Lion-O: not really, for the reasons stated above
<0> somchai: thats a Windows issue.
<2> connecting using telnet lock the ROM
<2> make sense, as two people making changes at the same time would be dangerous
<0> K_F: aah, ok. Well, it could be that the modem doesn't allow 2 connections at once.
<2> ... it doesn't
<2> but I'd like a timeout on the connection :)
<2> since I was unable to back out the "ordinary" way
<2> esc-esc----99 thingie
<2> well, lets just hope it doesn't require any alteration :)
<3> hey, how can i convert an mbox into a Maildir?
<2> phatlip: use a converter
<0> phatlip: mutt is an excellent tool for that
<3> Lion-O, thanks
<2> Lion-O: hmm,never used Mutt for it, qmail has a tool for it
<4> hi, My Hd is ntfs and I am running off live CD, is there a way to store session information on a USB drive, also that I don't have to download mplayer and its codecs everytime?
<5> sastrup: Depends on the live CD type. I know knoppix does.
<4> Shadur: well the one I am using is a variant of knoppix
<4> how do I recognize usb?
<5> sastrup: Generally, just plugging it in suffices.
<2> sastrup: am I completely wrong in that guess?
<4> K_F: yes
<2> yes, I'm wrong?
<2> or yes, it does..
<4> Shadur: I plugged it in, nothing changed
<0> sastrup: on the desktop you mean? try the logfile(s) instead.
<4> Lion-O: thanks
<2> anyone who can recommend a log analysis / traffic analysis software for multiple subdomains?
<2> hmm, maybe if I run up a CGI-based one
<6> Tron: it is doable of course, but the total size of all data will exceed the 5gegz which will require a powerful database and an editing application
<6> Tron: i was just looking for an easier way
<6> thanks anyway
<7> fin: WHat do you need to do to the data? Is it a "find and replace" job?
<6> Tron: yes
<6> Tron: but will require navigation and manual editing
<7> fin: If so, you might be able to feed the data through awk and sed, or even a perl script.
<7> Ah.
<6> the problem is that the client has already some windows-based text editing (i think ultraedit) that is capable of doing it.
<6> this is why he is insisting on this method
<8> fin: I thought emacs was capable of handling huge files, but I might be mistaken
<8> fin: vim certainly seems to try loading the whole thing into RAM (or if it doesn't, it certainly tries to scan the whole thing)
<7> The thing is, vi's going to try to load the entire data file into memory. What the windows editor might do is only load portions of the file into memory.
<6> rhowe: according to him, it caused the same issue as vi (consumed all memory and took ~15 minutes just to load)
<7> Ah.
<6> Tron: exactly. seems like a simple idea, this is why i was on the search of a similar software on linux using the same concept
<7> fin: Some hex editors might just look at sections of a file, rather than loading the whole file into memory.
<7> Then again, a hex editor might not fit the bill.
<7> fin: try emacs
<0> blasphemy
<0> vim is all you need 8)
<7> Lion-O: FIne then, unless you know of a basic text editor which won't attempt to load the entire contents of a 500Mb text file into memory ;)
<7> Does vim do that?
<9> Tron: why's it matter? Servers have lots of RAM nowadays.
<0> hmm, vim doesn't iirc. Still, (while reading back) I think your ogirinal suggestion might be best
<0> sed or awk
<7> whyzzyrd: Does the machine which fin will be performing this operation on have loads of RAM? We don't know because that information has not been disclosed. :)
<7> Lion-O: sed/awk might require a text file which is ina regular format. By the sounds of it, fin's file is irregularly formatted. :)
<7> THough again, that has not been confirmed.
<0> Tron: regexps ;)
<6> Tron: it has 786megs of ram
<7> fin: I think I asked you earlier if the data is in a regular format...
<6> tron: it is a character delimited lines (records)
<7> fin: In that case, sed/awk might be your best bet.
<7> Or perl.
<0> or Java :P
<8> "Emacs cannot visit files that are larger than the maximum Emacs buffer size, which is around 256 megabytes on 32-bit machines"
<8> hm, so maybe emacs isn't so useful for a 5G file
<7> % gigs? I thought the file size was 500Mb?
<7> s/%/5/
<6> its 500MB
<10> Hrm...I thought that emacs was smart enough to be able to swap out stuff to disk.
<7> fin: I say sed is your best bet.
<11> bah, didn't now it had such limitations
<11> hm, what does he want to do?
<7> mod-: Scroll up.
<12> ed > sed
<6> alright, thank you all for your suggestions. perhaps one day i might put some time and build such tool
<7> mod-: Wants to be able to hand edit a 500MB text data file.
<13> hi, if i want to know where is my kernel putting my USB drive (Inside /dev) how do i do that. lsusb --> Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0781:5151 SanDisk Corp.
<11> ah, i see
<7> JAVB: Once you plug in your USB device, either try "dmesg", and/or tail -f /var/log/syslog
<14> ... you know you're in texas when...
<14> you hear on the radio a gun show being advertised as "The best gun show this week"
<11> fin: hm, from a quick search, elvis might be able to do this
<7> JAVB: It's likely your USB drive will show as a scsi device, in which case it might be called /dev/sd<something>
<11> "Like vi/ex, Elvis stores most of the text in a temporary file, instead of RAM. This allows it to edit files that are too large to fit in a single process' data space."
<7> mod-: That's not the same as just loading a portion of the text file into memory. In fact you'll have the same problem with elvis as you would with vi.
<6> mod-: but doesnt this also mean that at startup, it will copy the entire file to a temp file?
<7> fin: Yes.
<7> I'd be surprised if there isn't a simple text editor which only loads a portion of a text file into memory..
<13> What i am trying to do is to create an USB booting OS, with DSL.. so, Sda appears to be "taken" so, trying SDB, appears to be that one, but using the VFAT to mount it, it says bad filesystem, bad superblock or too many mounted filesystem
<13> (i am using liveCD)
<15> javb: by DSL, do you mean Damn Small Linux?
<13> yup
<16> JAVB: you have to mount hda1|2|3|4 if it's a IDE drive
<13> its an USB
<16> sda1
<13> lsusb --> Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0781:5151 SanDisk Corp.
<7> JAVB: That just lists the USB devices on the USB bus, not what the kernel has ***igned them.
<7> JAVB: This is why I said examine the output of /var/log/syslog
<15> JAVB: there is EXACT instructions on http://damnsmalllinux.org/wiki/index.php/FAQ#How_Do_I_Install_to_a_USB_Pendrive.3F
<15> its the DSL faq..
<11> nah, elvis doesn't help either
<11> bah, surely there must be *something*
<17> hi. can somebody try to do this with gimp and see if the same thing happens? http://free-zg.t-com.hr/bhz/photo/shadowexp/index.html
<18> shark3, do what? download a trojan?
<19> Hi
<17> trojan disguised as image file?
<18> shark3, yeah. it's been done.
<17> maybe you should update your software, then you won't be so paranoid
<19> What is for you, the better antivirus for linux ? in order to install it with squid ... Thank you
<18> so unless you have something useful to contribute, perhaps you should go troll somewhere else.
<17> Ka-bar unless you want to help perhaps you should kindly **** off
<20> shark3: **** off!
<20> stupid people everywhere
<7> 14:43 <17> what a sheep, sticking up for abusive regular just because he's a regular
<18> ha
<20> Tron: lol
<7> Baaaaaaaaah.
<18> hmm... .hr?
<21> Croatia
<18> ah
<18> <17> Did I give you permission to message me, you paranoid schizophrenic? go take your prozak and piss off
<18> Bahahahaha
<20> wow
<20> he has issues
<16> hahahahhahaah
<16> http://www.dilbert.com/comics/dilbert/archive/images/dilbert20183184060228.gif
<7> TenBaseT: Heheh
<22> Na na na na na na where the hooooood aaaaat.
<23> someboby may helpme?
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<22> toronjiushhh: http://www.herpeshelp.com
<23> i need some opinion about yellowdog
<0> toronjiushhh: www.****inggoogleit.com
<5> toronjiushhh, please go to http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html and pay careful attention to the suggestions there. It'll improve your chances of getting a useful answer.
<23> my greetings :)
<24> Hi all.. a quick question... how can i temporarily disable an ip form my network, i have full access to my router but no knolodge in configuring it. Is there a command line to disable ip/hosts from inside the network ?
<25> Oh great...b0rked my apache2 install
<2> reality: what did you do?
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