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<0> that's probably the modem.
<0> now, try ATZ
<0> It should reply OK
<1> nothing, maybe the baud is wrong or something
<2> bronaugh, when it makes you happy that i was wrong, why not
<3> ValeFiona: really don't know what your problem is. you're wrong, get over it, try not to repeat same mistakes.
<1> Viking667, not sure, don't see any reply from it at all
<1> Viking667, wonder what speed it would default to
<1> Viking667, I think it was origionally a 28.8 Kbaud modem
<2> bronaugh, listen. you asked for "virtualization" and i gave you two projects. after 90 seconds you came up with complaints and i pisted you the project description that said "for Win 98/2k/xp and all posix compliant ..." - now after 90 minutes you come up with this old stuff and tell in some arrogant tone i shall not repeat mistakes. i dont know what _your_ problem is.
<3> ValeFiona: ok, but it's #linuxhelp, and I did specify that I was looking for it for debian/amd64...
<2> do i look like i ****ing care you retarded monkey? get off me already and lookup your bull**** on your own.
<1> I am trying to use minicom to connect to my serial modem. I believe it is on serial port zero but I am not sure if that is the modem or something else. how can I tell. If I use mini-com I do not seem to get an answer but I don't know if this is a baud rate issue or something else
<3> ValeFiona: you've crossed a line.
<2> bronaugh, your whining is even worse when you are a regular here
<4> quantum4 irq and io ports should be shown in lspci -v, not sure _if_ that will help determine, been a while since i installed a modem
<2> bronaugh, and private messaging me without asking first is damn rude. you should really know it better
<3> ValeFiona: why that's funny. I was doing it to be polite.
<2> polite is when you shut up and let your crap go
<5> i know one thing the language stops now
<3> because sometimes people don't like to be cut down in channel.
<6> lk/jl;
<7> i do
<3> Redb3ard: ooo! opportunity! :P
<7> i get this really perverse thrill that comes from being publically humiliated
<3> sweet!
<3> anyhow, bbl.
<8> Heh.
<8> Got a nice mail from a client.
<9> must be a mistake
<9> clients dnt send nice mails
<8> He's firmly convinced we're filtering ports on his connection.
<8> And. Qute (capitalization preserved):
<8> Since Microsoft made WINDOS, like this, with PORTS, I don't understand why YOU ARE FILTERING THEM??
<9> so why are you?
<9> :)
<8> We're not. That's the funny part.
<8> Filtering 135, 137-139 and 445 on our border routers, but, that's it.
<9> ha
<10> howdy all
<9> evening MistGhost
<10> good evenin' themaxxz, how are ya?
<11> MistGhost: you know how it is...
<10> L:adyByte be quiet
<10> oh, nice typing MG :/
<10> =8-)
<10> brrrrrrrrrrr - cold in here, throw some wood on the fire, turn up the thermostat or something
<5> hiya MistGhost
<8> Hello, MG
<10> heya gcb, how you been?
<10> howdy redragon :)
<10> ah K, people that busy eh?
<9> yea
<10> dang, this channel used to buzz all the time
<5> busy busy coding :)
<10> been busy myself, starting working nights come monday
<10> 6 mights a week
<10> nights too :/
<10> Everyone, be well, be safe, be happy, see you all again in 6 weeks or so
<1> o.k. I pulled the modem out looks like it is set up as irq 3, and there are 3 jumpers for the com port, 0, 1 and SEL, currently jumps 0 and 1 are selected. what the heck is SEL
<4> select ?
<1> yeah I guess, does it mean it will autoselect the com port? well I guess the irq is the bigger problem, how do I tell what is free
<4> didnt you do lspci -v to find out what irq was ***igned to it ?
<1> well it is an isa device
<4> ee pretty old
<1> yup
<1> ahh it was conflicting with something on irq 3, that was one problem
<1> 4 sounds good
<4> http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Modem-HOWTO-1.html
<4> scroll down to OLD ISA
<12> sombody online ? hed help !
<9> !ask
<11> If you have a question, please just *ask it*. And don't address specific people - ask the channel. If somebody knows, they'll answer :) To get help quicker, don't ask "can I ask a question," "can anyone help," or "does anybody use/know about foo". Be as specific as you can. Specific, Informative, Complete, Concise, and On-topic. Don't be demanding or insulting; ...
<12> themaxxz there is other command then wget (i don`t speak very well english sorry)
<3> anyhow, I don't guess anyone knows where I might find a patch for 2.6.15...
<3> for Xen.
<3> kind of at a loss.
<9> Floppy`, what is wrong with wget?
<12> bash: wget: command not found
<9> so install it
<3> there's a patch for 2.6.12 included, but... I really have my doubts about whether it'll apply cleanly. my reading of changelogs says it might be a little "interesting"
<12> i need an ftp ?
<9> Floppy`, is this your system?
<12> no it isn`t that the problem
<12> oo
<12> the server is mine
<12> yes
<13> hi all
<12> sorry
<13> hi all, exist a command for undelete a file?
<12> i understand something else
<13> or recover a file erased?
<12> themaxxz can you help me ..
<9> Floppy`, so install it from the cd
<12> themaxxz : it is a buy one :)
<9> what?
<12> themaxxz : i give money for this server
<9> so ask whoever takes the money to install wget for you
<12> uff ..
<3> ok, another really annoying question..
<14> como estas.
<3> anyone ever heard of PHP+MySQL adding 2 rows for 1 insert statement, when only one row was intended to be added
<5> bronaugh sounds like code is calling the insert twice, dont think mysql is responsible
<5> and doubt its in php itself but the actual code
<3> redragon: that's the weird thing.
<3> I checked. and I'm pretty sure it's not.
<3> it's my own code, and it's pretty simple.
<3> it calls a function called do_query, which executes mysql_query and checks status of query.
<3> if query failed it bails.
<3> so I put an "echo" at the top of do_query, printing out the SQL to be executed.
<3> the code doesn't use anything -but- do_query (I checked that)
<3> and there's only 1 insert statement.
<3> (in the printed SQL)
<3> I know it's not MySQL...
<15> Could someone tell me, If I want to change the port that Apache listens on do I have to do more then just change the port number listed in /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf under "Listen 80"? I changed it to port 8008 and now I can't start Apache?
<3> since I can plug the query into that and it inserts 1 row like it should.
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