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<0> first i have to install wmware and afterthat linux? if my host is windows?
<1> bbiab
<2> MadRider, yeah. but the documentation of vmware should give it away how that works
<3> ROOOOOT has landed!
<1> .o
<4> Can someone tell me what command will reveal how much free space there is left available in a particular directory?
<5> Padge: that isn't stored on a per-dir basise.
<1> umm free space doesn't go by directory
<1> it goes by partition
<1> and you use df to show that
<4> thank you
<4> Well, I have one partition mounted
<6> You can use df on any directory and it'll tell you about the partition its on
<5> hello longword
<6> Evening Viking, Redr
<1> hiya longword
<4> Thank you, Redragon, longword
<7> how do I drop wget in the background ? (in ssh)
<6> Use the quiet option and & on the end
<6> -c option to continue an existing download is fun too
<6> If it's already running, ctrl-Z then bg for background
<4> How can I remove a directory?
<7> rm -rf directory
<4> I get an error message saying something cannot me unlinked because it's a directory...
<4> Thanks
<7> longword ctrl-z says "Stopped wget -i url.txt
<7> :S
<7> I want it to still run
<7> I have already set wget to download a list of files and I want to open another wget to download other files
<4> How can I get a report on how big a dir and it's contents recursively is?
<5> Padge: du
<1> KellyD wget has a switch for that
<4> in that readout, is the amount for "." indicative of the subdirectories and its contents, or just the files immediately present in that dir?
<1> wget -b stuff toget
<7> thanks
<6> Where is it?
<4> longword, me?
<1> i think he ment me
<1> padge du -sh /path/to/dir
<7> if a file has been partially downloaded with wget, how will I know it?
<1> yea -c
<6> Wow, that's pretty comprehensive
<1> thats for continue
<1> you like that longword?
<1> and i'm not done
<1> on the list is p***word management, filter to mailbox, and SA management (white list, black list min setting, ect ect)
<1> i did the best i could with search and large mailboxes but that still takes a bit of time :(
<1> i wanted to maintain the indexing ability in search returns like i have in regular mailbox viewing
<1> but with disk quota i dont see it being an issue cause no one is gonna have mailboxes that large generally
<7> do I have to check all the time, the file sizes to see if my files are properly downloaded?
<1> KellyD it will tell you the progress
<1> if you do it in background it will generate a report file of the download
<4> Thank you all for your help!
<7> Redragon^ do you know if there is a way to make wget add an extension (eg .part) to indicate a partially downloaded file?
<1> dont think so
<6> curl gives detailed error return codes, for script use, when it fails - one of those is for a partial download
<6> But I don't think it will download to a temporary filename then rename when complete
<7> by 'wget -b' wget will run till it finishes even if I close the putty window?
<8> is there a way to reduce the pipe size ?
<8> modifying the kernel is not an option :)
<9> what can i use for stopping spam on my server running sendmail
<9> ???
<10> kimosabe spam******in qsf, and a few others
<9> can you lead me in the direwctrion of one plesae
<10> kimosabe distro ?
<9> im not running linux but i can manually confgur en o problem
<9> freebsd
<9> 4.11
<10> sorry dont do bsd, but i'd imagine spam***asin have a hook on that also
<1> KellyD probably not, you might wanna try nohup wget -b
<10> i'd guess on spam******in.org
<1> i would test it without first
<1> kimosabe i use spam******in with spam***-milter
<1> and clamav with clamav-milter
<1> longword does the software get the irish mug of approval so far?
<9> im running this erver but when i instaled perl 5.8 it doesnt recognize it so i cant install ****s
<11> what does command 'a2ps' do in unix, I read the man pages, but still do not know how it works?
<8> convert "anything" to a postcript file
<11> where does that file go?
<8> by default to the default printer
<11> I ran the command giving it the filename, but nothing happened
<11> so it is not converted, but printed?
<8> both
<8> in unix, to print a file, you need it to be a .ps file
<11> oh, didn't know that because I am logged in to unix through SSH from home
<8> then this file is sent to cups/lpr/whatever, and sent to the printer (but translated to the native language of the printer if it doesnt understant postcript language, like for 99.99% of home printers)
<8> Lotus7: check the -o option if you want the .ps file
<11> what command can i use to see all the printers
<8> http://0:631 (w cups) or lpstat -a or ...
<12> Indeed.
<2> lets go to bed :-p
<12> Not yet.
<12> It's only 2am.
<12> 7 hours till I have to be back here. :-P
<2> oh dear
<12> Hm.
<1> .o
<12> Hi, Redragon^
<1> hi
<13> hi, i have a little problem, but im driving crazy with it, i already google, for more than 1 hour, and nothing, i have debian testing, and i cant write the "at" or thi character "#" i tried all the possible configurations in my XF86Config-4 and nothing, im using a keybard in spanish..
<14> Hello :-)
<14> Guys, I have a text this in this format
<14> field1 <space(s)> field2 <space(s)> field3 <space(s)> field 4 <spaces> field5 (spaces) field6
<14> some entries are missing field6, and I want to filter them
<14> how can I do it with awk ?
<14> this is a task for Redragon^
<1> awk, me no awk person, me perl person hehe
<14> with perl then :-)
<14> I want only the entries that don't have field6 :)
<1> is it a file, 1 per line?
<14> yup
<1> open(file,"filename")
<1> while(<file>)
<1> {@info=split(/\s+/,$_);
<1> if(!$info[5]){do what you need;}
<1> }
<1> close(file);
<1> dont forget ; at end of open line like i did hehe
<14> your indentation ****s :>
<14> erm, what do you mean by "what do you need" ?
<14> I need field6
<14> wich is blank o.O
<1> you you try indenting on irc
<14> mine works :>
<1> all i get is nick completion hehe
<14> oh, nvm
<14> works :-)
<1> i indent on tabs not 3 spaces
<1> habbit
<14> just replaced info[5] with info[6] and printf $info[2]
<14> thanks
<1> okay field 6 will be info[5]
<1> it starts at 0
<1> not 1
<14> you sure?
<1> yup
<14> if I give it info[5] it doesn't print anything
<1> oh oh
<1> chomp line first
<1> open(file,"filename");
<1> while(<file>)
<1> {
<1> chomp($_);
<14> chomp ?!
<1> @info=split(/\s/,$_);
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