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<0> Redragon^ hey coder of gnuhh ;)
<0> unix timestamp? how do i get the in unix command?
<0> echo "my text inside a file" >>`date +%N`
<0> the users will create a file in the same directory, do you think there is a chance they can get the same filename?
<1> %s is unix timestamp
<0> since im using nanoseconds, it is impossible to have same filename right?
<0> am i correct?
<2> hiyas
<0> Redragon^ random 6 digits? does unix have a one-liner command for that?
<2> got a small problem ;)
<3> $random?
<3> Not sure if it'll be six digits
<2> libz.so*1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
<3> or how to make it n length
<0> hehe dang?
<2> using fc5 , did nothing to get to this... maybe except installing flash player for opera and mozilla
<0> echo $random displays nothing
<3> that's using bash.
<0> yes how dang?
<3> [dan@webdev ~]$ echo $RANDOM
<3> 789
<0> oh right
<0> ok all caps
<1> ting-init no it isn't impossible
<1> nothing is impossible, even my method isn't impossible
<0> hehe ok
<1> just more improbable than even using nano seconds
<1> i think of it in a scalability view
<0> why more improbable than nanoseconds?
<0> scalability?
<1> yes
<0> another english word for scalability pls? im no good in english
<1> if you have 1 user creating files then timestamp is probably sufficient
<1> as most people dont do 2 things at once
<1> but if you look at gnuhh which can handle 200,000 domains across hundreds of servers via a single (or multiple) client interfaces
<1> you greatly increase the potential for duplication
<1> so to reduce this potential i add a 6 digit randomly generated number along side the time stamp
<1> the odds that 2 people will hit the exact same randomly generated number at the exact same time is much less probable than 2 users creating a file at the exact same time
<0> timestamp like date +%s, is this right?
<1> yes
<0> ok what about adding $$ or process id ?
<1> i go a bit further to increase it even more by adding something specific to it like a user id or a domain id because then it would have to be 2 users on the same domain, at the same time, with the exact same randomly generated 6 digit number
<1> very improbable that this will happen :)
<1> but my system does create many temporary files
<1> grr enter key
<3> unF.
<3> haha
<3> if you find any, let me know.
<1> you can't hide it from me forever, i want those millions....
<3> ;)
<1> oh well, off to bed, need sleep :)
<3> 'nite.
<1> gnight
<2> danq, have a few seconds ?
<0> Redragon^ what distro are you using?
<4> nooooooooo, you must stay awake forever!
<4> and I'm hungry
<0> ubuntu cant install gnuhh
<1> ting i use centos
<0> gave me lots of error
<1> and ubuntu shouldn't have any problems installing it
<1> what kind of errors?
<0> chkconfig
<0> chkconfig is for redhat like
<1> ubuntu doesn't have chkconfig
<0> i used that ./install.sh
<1> hmm odd, it shouldn't do anything with chkconfig unless you tell it the installer the system has a rh based init system
<1> when that question comes up (though i wouldn't think it would) just answer no to it
<0> ubuntu is more like debian right?
<1> yup
<0> and centos is more like redhat
<1> see the install.sh should test for the directory /etc/sysconfig (which is on rh based distros)
<1> if that directory doesn't exist it should ***ume right off that its not a rh based distro and skip the chkconfig stuff
<1> if it does see it for some strange reason and asks if its a redhat based distro just say no
<0> ok ill try that again later
<1> yes centos is a rebuild of RHEL
<1> i need more machines and more isos
<1> ahh it asks that anyways, just make sure you answer n to it and you shouldn't have any issues with it
<1> i will probably spit out 2.02 monday or tuesday
<1> a few small glitches i wanna address like a packaging error on last release
<1> i haven't gotten much in the way of bug reports back on last release so dont have much in the way of fixes
<1> okay laters all
<2> anyone still here ?
<0> what does ' exit 0 ' mean in bash shell scripting?
<5> pst!
<0> is this correct in bash shell scripting? if [ $1 -eq 1 ]
<6> ting-init: shouldn't it be s/]/] ;?
<7> Hello
<6> hiya
<7> not if it's in a shell script rather than on the command line
<6> i think i specifically remember having to added ;'s after my loops/branches when shell scripting
<6> s/added/add
<6> i could be mistaken though
<6> i don't bash script too often really
<8> I have centos 4.2 and I am wanting to install the Kernel Source, I have never done this and I am a newbie can anyone help please
<5> No_Nick31: look for the kernel-devel
<8> So the Kernel Source is the Kernel Devel?
<9> isn't it kernel-source?
<6> isn't the package name distro-dependent?
<5> No_Nick31: what im trying to tell is if you need the source you also need the devel..lols
<9> sinthetek: it is most of the time
<7> why not fetch the sources from kernel.org ?
<8> *blush* spot the newbie
<6> kernel.org sources haven't had a chance to be mutilated ...err, i mean patched, by distro maintainers yet :P
<7> yes, that's true
<7> but it doesn't *always* matter
<6> kuto: i've never heard of kernel development tools outside of kernel source and regular build utils (make, gcc, etc)
<6> s/tools/packages
<6> it rarely matters, heh. i nearly always download source from kernel.org
<2> libz.so*1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory , can someone help ?
<7> I'm surprised that a newbie would go for CentOS rather than Fedora Core .. or something not RH derived like the current media star child Ubuntu
<6> but some people still prefer their distro's stuff... either cuz it's patched or cuz it's packaged neatly in rpm
<3> Elvis-wrk, is zlib installed?
<2> yup
<7> sinthetek: so do I
<3> where is it located?
<6> isn't ubuntu debian-based? :P
<6> i thought sentos was rh-based and ubuntu wasn't
<2> [root@elvis-wrk RPMS]# whereis zlib
<2> zlib: /usr/include/zlib.h /usr/share/man/man3/zlib.3.gz
<6> s/sentos/centos, lol
<10> it is debian based.
<6> ahhhh
<3> that's not libz.so, Elvis-wrk.
<3> which distro, Elvis-wrk/
<3> ?
<6> yeah, i knew that
<2> fc5
<6> sorry, i'm just waking up :P
<3> yum install zlib
<2> yum crashes
<3> ..
<3> fix it
<2> [root@elvis-wrk RPMS]# yum
<2> There was a problem importing one of the Python modules
<2> required to run yum. The error leading to this problem was:
<2> libz.so*1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
<3> define "crashes"
<3> Excellent. What did you do?
<3> updatedb && locate libz.so
<2> nothing ? :D
<3> what does that say
<2> [root@elvis-wrk RPMS]# locate libz.so
<2> /usr/lib/libz.so
<2> /usr/lib/libz.so.1
<2> /usr/lib/libz.so.1.2.3
<6> 1x25 :D
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