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<0> @info=split(/\s/,$_);
<0> otherwise 5 wont come back null
<1> erm, Redragon^
<1> it works like you said first
<0> you have to chomp off the \n at the end or $info[5] will come back positive most likely
<1> Ohhhhh
<0> it may be invisible but its there :)
<0> and if its a windows file you gotta get rid of the evil \r
<1> no, linux file
<1> erm, it doesn't work
<0> thats odd
<1> prints me 2 blank lines
<1> but the first one does work
<0> make sure chomp not chop
<1> copy pasted :>
<1> while(<file>) {
<1> chomp($_);
<1> (see? my indentation does work)
<0> copy paste will
<1> oh, you're right :)P
<1> Redragon^, http://pastebin.com/588167
<1> maybe it takes my spaces as chars
<0> make that [5] not [6] and maybe it will work :)
<0> remember its starts at 0
<1> Redragon^, if I issue print $info[5] I actually get the field #5
<0> dont print 5, print 1
<0> you want to test against what field?
<1> I want to print field 2 if field 6 is empty
<0> so if(info[5] print info[1]
<0> and put in the $
<1> nope, that doesn't work
<1> I only get 2 blank lines
<1> but if(info[6] print info[2] works :-)
<0> then something wrong with what your saying about file :)
<1> hmmm, could be
<0> but if it works :)
<1> let's test it someway around
<1> 275lines with blank field
<1> 618 total
<1> 406 with field 6
<1> erm, 618
<1> 681
<1> so it's all ok
<1> Redragon^, how can I check with netcat or something if a host has an open port ?
<1> just check and report
<1> nothin' else
<0> netstat -plan|grep :port
<1> not on my host
<1> something like this I want
<1> http://www.canyouseeme.org/
<1> but command line
<1> hmm
<1> I think I got it
<0> you will have to use a port scanner then, and thats just rude :)
<1> hmmm, can I tell netcat to quit after a second or something ?
<0> never used it
<1> thanks verry much Redragon^
<2> night
<3> yo
<3> how do i remove an old version of gtk
<3> [root@h4xb0x flush]# pkg-config gtk+-2.0 --modversion
<3> 2.8.9
<3> *** 'pkg-config --modversion gtk+-2.0' returned 2.8.9, but GTK+ (2.2.4)
<4> ok, so ive got an alias "apacheconsole" that is 'watch -n 1 tail -n 15 /var/log/apache/pdatabase-access_log | grep -v 68.48.107.157' (that last one being my own ip)
<5> got a quick question...what are the advantages of ADA code? is it faster, more secure, what?
<4> so i can keep watch who is on my website
<5> Redb3ard: paranoid?
<4> but if im doing alot of testing, my own ip crowds out the last 15 lines of the logfile, and the screen is blank... is there any easy way to just show the last 15 that dont belong to my particular addresss (without parsing the entire file, every second)
<4> optimus, curious
<4> i dont get alot of hits, its fun to watch
<5> Redb3ard: how about something like : tail -n 50 |grep -v <yourip> |more
<5> Redb3ard: how about something like : tail -n 50 /var/log/apache/pdatabase-access_log |grep -v <yourip> |more
<4> that's not quite what i had hoped, dunno... sometimes i do alot of refreshes when im testing something
<5> Redb3ard: yea, I know what you mean, you own ip can generate a lot of lines...
<5> Redb3ard: personallly that would how i would do it, I'm not that fancy
<5> Redb3ard: with the scripting
<4> me either, but i continue to make it fancier
<5> Redb3ard: kitten could help ya out but she's not online at the minute.. she's a scripting wiz
<3> how do i remove the $PKG_CONFIG_PATH variable
<5> flush: how about : export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=""
<5> that would 'blank' it out
<3> lemme try
<3> niiiiice
<5> flush: did that do the trick?
<3> yes sir
<5> ok
<6> if i'm transferring a bz2 file (large) from one linux box to another on the same switch, should i get tranfer rate around 100 MB/s for 10/100 switch/nic LAN?
<5> muchacho: only if both boxes are on crack... 5-7MBs is more likely [thats MEGA BYTES per sec]
<5> muchacho: oh,one other thing.. that 10/100 reference is in kilobits... so that would translate in to 1/10 megabytes per sec
<6> got it, B vs b
<3> http://paste.getlinuxhelp.org/2023
<3> how can i know where the gtk 2.2.3 files are located
<6> OptimusPrime i averaged 9.2 MB/s so i guess i should be happy
<5> flush: your pkgconf path is normally: /usr/lib/pkgconfig ... I would say, you either need to install the right version of GTK or you could possibly have a conflict from multiple versions being installed...
<5> muchacho: not bad.. I get around 7MBs on my AlphaPC 164SX 533mhz and Samba compiled with Compaq C
<3> [root@h4xb0x xchat-2.6.0]# pkg-config gtk+-2.0 --modversion
<3> 2.8.9
<3> i just do not know where the other version is located
<3> my PKG_CONFIG_PATH is set to /usr/local/lib/pkgconfig
<6> OptimusPrime these are 2 Dell P4 3.x ghz boxes so you're doing better than me on a performance/hz measure
<5> flush: well it will be under /usr/lib/pkgconfig/*.pc <there are several for gtk/gdk> and under /usr/lib/*.la [link archives - there are several of those for a typical install of gtk/gdk as well] both of those will give versioning info including the library files themselves.. you can try by running something like: ll /usr/lib/libgtk*so* and seeing if some of the symbolic links are pointing to multiple versions? thats one to double chec
<5> k things
<5> muchacho: yea but Compaq C makes a big difference... with GCC it would be more like 5-5.5MBs
<5> flush: here is what I mean by version info via naming convention: /usr/lib/gtk-x11-2.0.so.0.600.10 is for GTK-2.6.10, which is what I'm currently sporting
<3> hrmmmm
<3> whats the deal with that "ll" command
<5> muchacho: if you compile samba with Intel C, you might get a speed boost but anything over 9MBs is pretty close to the limit with line noise, hub switching, and the like
<5> flush: ll is equal to ls -l
<5> flush: it will tell you where the symbolic links are pointing as well... sometimes, with multiple versions, the base [*.so] will point to the wrong version and not the latest ...
<7> hello
<5> izy: w***up
<6> OptimusPrime i'll live with it as is in that case, i've got way too much else to learn and implement to be messing around with compiling with Intel C
<7> how can i dell an IP if ifconfig del ip doesn`t work?
<8> anyone here if a vulnerability in MySQL recently...
<8> besides that querry logging thing
<8> hear/here
<7> remove it
<7> inet addr:10.200.1.11 Bcast:10.255.255.255 Mask:255.0.0.0
<8> eth0 down first
<7> i want to remove it
<6> uhhhh inet addr?
<3> OptimusPrime: http://paste.getlinuxhelp.org/2024
<5> izy: ipconfig --help : ifconfig [-a] [-i] [-v] [-s] <interface> [[<AF>] <9>]
<7> i saw that too :)
<3> how am i supose whos linked to the bad file
<6> anyone figured how to force users to change their p***words ever x days in X session (ie user never uses terminal)
<5> flush: libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0.200.4... looks like you have GTK-2.2.4 installed.. like pkgconfig says
<3> /usr/lib/libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0 -> libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0.200.4
<3> so i should remove this file?
<9>
<8> muchacho kde and gnome both have functions for that
<5> flush: na, then GTK wouldn't work at all... I would try upgrading the the required GTK version...if you're using an RPM based installer, I would try something like rpm -Uvh <gtk>
<3> i have installed the 2.8.9 version
<5> flush: doesn't look like it.. I didn't see ANYTHING that indicated that.. but you do HAVE GTK-2.2.4
<3> [root@h4xb0x xchat-2.6.0]# pkg-config gtk+-2.0 --modversion
<3> 2.8.9
<3> whats up with pkgconfig then, hes completely dumb??
<5> flush: you also have GTK-1.2.9 installed as well [Firefox/Mozilla requires that and a few other programs]
<3> hrmm it sound strange to me
<7> eth1: Unknown host
<6> total_dis they have functions which remind user to change pw even after expiration upon login (ie no need to call admin cause they've been locked out)?
<7> whats this?
<6> total_dis i know how to do it using useradd etc, but i also then users will just forget to do it and call admin after expiration (even if they are reminded daily for 5 days prior to expiration)
<5> flush: don't know... all it does is read the config files under /usr/lib/pkgconfig... thats all , they're just little text files... before you stated that pkgconfig was telling you you had version 2.2.x and that you needed 2.8.9? you know, you will also need to upgrade ATK,Pango,GLIB, and GTK....
<8> http://www.puschitz.com/SecuringLinux.shtml#EnablingP***wordAging
<8> follow that link
<3> [root@h4xb0x xchat-2.6.0]# pkg-config /usr/local/lib/pkgconfig/gtk+-2.0.pc --modversion
<3> 2.8.9
<5> izy: don't know... did you just try: ipconfig del <9>
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