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<0> ladybyte convert 5 terameters to light minutes
<1> 5 terameters is approximately .97 light minutes
<2> lols i love uptime wars
<0> They were rebooted before
<3> longword, yeah well its okay now, it was just a glitch
<2> i recon i could win oldest distro wars
<4> I doubt it.
<2> heh
<5> gileswrk yes you should be able to do that with sed
<2> bring it on!
<5> any suggestions gcbirzan ?
<3> longword, well unplanned reboot rather :)
<3> read crash
<0> gsw: Unless it begins with Y...
<6> what string are you looking for giles?
<6> and is it always the same number in the front?
<7> ggdrasil?
<4> gileswrk: Slackware Linux Setup (version HD-4.0.0)
<3> a spacecraft anomaly at 11:19 a.m. local solar time caused the rover's fault protection software to interrupt operations, place the rover in a safe state, and reboot the flight software
<2> it's just a username in a "include /etc/httpd/conf/vhost/username"
<5> hiya Revenger
<7> hullo
<4> gileswrk: I had a 3something, but I reinstalled that. :-)
<2> lols
<4> Redragon^: Hm, there was an option. Give me a second.
<3> those damn martians should keep their paws of the hw
<2> i think u won, i have a rh6.0 somewhere here though
<7> my yggdrasil is older.
<8> hey Redragon^ ?
<1> methinks redragon^ is the creator of SRSS and spends way to much time researching server security and perl programming and a sendmail fanatic, or tripping, or the creator of GNU HH at http://hostingsoftware.net :^)
<5> i'm digging thru the docs but can't find it
<4> Redragon^: report_safe
<5> ShoveX yes
<2> i played this game when i was at the linux conference and i got trumped by someone who actually emailed linus and got him to post him an early version of linux
<2> doh
<5> thanks gcbirzan
<8> you place the rewrite stuff in httpd.conf right
<5> gcbirzan i've had complaints from ppl using pda devices and such to check email that emails that are repacked by SA aren't displayed properly
<5> so i'm moving to just taggin the subject
<5> it was something in 3.1 when i upgraded so I had to revert to 3.0 and wanna go back to 3.1 :)
<5> well haven't made it to store yet so going now, thanks again gcbirzan
<9> Redragon^, 3.1 heh
<9> there's 4.x
<9> 3.1.4 i mean
<8> Redragon^ does this look about right?
<8> RewriteEngine on
<8> RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !-U
<8> RewriteRule ^(.+) /var/www/images/404.png
<9> Redragon^, having problems with that 3.1.4 upgrade myself, it keeps giving me perl modules missing error so i staied with 3.0
<10> G'evening. I know this is not a 100% linux question but here it goes
<10> I've MacOS Tiger in a .iso file on my harddrive and am about to burn it on a DVD. is there any special setting I need to tick so I'm sure it will be bootable ?
<8> Redragon^ adding ErrorDocument 404 /image/404.png to your main config does the same thing
<0> WeB: Nothing special
<10> Thanks longword, found the answer, now burning the second disc to see if it works
<11> Greetings all
<12> hi
<13> whoa
<13> rikki was here
<13> that never happens
<13> -rw-rw---- 1 mysql mysql 984M Aug 12 15:43 nameValue_2006_03_23.MYD
<13> -rw-rw---- 1 mysql mysql 1.8G Aug 12 15:54 nameValue_2006_03_23.MYI
<13> ouch!
<13> indexes 2x the size of the table
<9> too much data there
<13> heh.. thats nothin. ;)
<13> -rw-rw---- 1 mysql mysql 13G Aug 12 16:01 jobquerylog.MYD
<0> 'lo Spam
<0> rikki has visited two or three times the last few months
<14> oh! Hi, longword
<0> 'lo
<13> ah
<14> SpamapS: ouch! That's getting to be a big dataset!
<13> I think we need ksnmpd
<13> I want the kernel to tell me the load average when its at 400
<13> It responds to my pings, why won't it tell me load average? ;-)
<14> ... uh?
<13> Viking667: Its a ridiculous dataset that never should have been loaded into MySQL tables... it should be in hash tables. :-P
<14> If a kernel crawls out from under a load of 400, you should consider yourself damn lucky to even be able to sync discs.
<13> Viking667: I do it all the time.
<13> never mind this was the oom killer..
<13> Out of Memory: Killed process 24653 (mysqld).
<0> http://tacosw.com/files/1984macintro.mov
<0> Twenty two and a half years ago, Steve Jobs introducing Mac
<13> anybody know a really lightweight distributed data storage method, especially for things like session data..
<13> longword: ahh cl***ic
<0> wb rikki
<13> oh, another question.. anybody know of something like lsof for windows?
<11> Hi longword
<13> rikki: howdy! ltns
<11> whoa. rikki was here. That never happens. Was that you Longword?
<13> that was me. ;)
<11> Hi SpamapS
<11> Yeh... ltns
<11> Been a years or two
<0> Spam: Wininternals has something like lsof
<13> Yeah I'm finding a few now
<13> sysinternals .. and fport.exe
<11> Still alive and well and still as ugly as ever :)
<13> got a box sending lots of email, and virus checkers all show it clean
<13> rikki: glad to hear it. and likewise.
<0> Spam: Does it run a web server?
<11> I may start hanging in here again now I am semi retired.
<11> I had a stroke in November so I can't work for a while.
<0> Not too serious I hope?
<15> is wininternals still free, i hear mS bought them
<11> Recovering quit well but still left with a few probs... Not to bad though.
<0> They feeding you rat poison?
<14> Can someone remember what that MS-DOS tcp stack was called? ANd where I can get it from?
<0> Viki: There was more than one
<0> Viki: Trumpet Winsock and Minuet ring a bell
<0> Viki: There was also the whole ODI thing
<11> longword: Spammers feeding me crap
<14> longword: that's the one.
<14> not Trumpet (for Windows) nor Minuet
<11> V 2 viking
<14> rikki: ...?
<11> For 95 users you used to have to upgade winsock
<14> I'm not sodding TALKING Windows stacks. I'm talking MSDOS.
<11> Who run the channel now day?
<0> viki: Wattcp?
<14> longword
<11> Ah sorry viking
<14> yeah@! That brings a memory
<14> Whatever it was, it's free.
<0> rikki: 'run' is a strong term for what I do
<14> i.e. either GPL or public domain. But I think that watttcp was it.
<14> last one I think I saw was pctcp238.zip might have been the filename.
<11> That info is in my memory viking but getting it is a different story
<14> mmmmm.
<0> wattcp wasn't really a proper 'stack' as such
<14> ahh. Well, I need one with a proper stack, and an ftp client.
<0> It was a library that could be compiled into client programs
<14> oh. Then that wasn't really it.
<0> And allowed those client programs to make use of packet drivers to talk TCP/IP
<0> There were FTP clients and the like
<0> Servers too
<14> ... wow ... 35 seconds lag on an ssh conn. Man, that's bad.
<11> Used to have to load the socket lay with win3.11
<11> layer
<16> omg linux r da haxy
<0> Trumpet worked for DOS too
<14> Well, the one I want I *believe* was on Simtel.net... except now I can't find the that
<14> bye bye.....
<0> There were a /lot/ of things on simtel.net
<11> Viking I will look in my old CD archive
<0> It was the sunsite.unc.edu of its day
<14> rikki: thank you.
<14> yup.
<0> http://users.pandora.be/mydotcom/library/network/dostcpip.htm looks interesting
<14> I'll take a look at that, thanks.
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