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<0> I just did.
<0> I had just resumed from a "Hibernated" session.
<0> got web fine, didn't get ANYthing else that I tried (IM, IRC)
<1> they all are hibernating,huh?:)
<2> ha ha
<3> hehehe
<4> where can I get the number of seconds a linux machine has been up
<4> easily?
<0> uptime
<0> that'll give ya minutes, at least.
<4> no
<0> if you want it as granular as seconds .... hmmm.
<4> me and my friend are having the typical my penis is bigger than your penis
<1> does uptime has this option?
<4> Its a object in /dev
<4> iirc
<0> /proc/uptime
<0> try that.
<4> and so I'm making a web thing quickly
<4> that will tell us right away
<4> whose penis is bigger
<0> don't ask me what the second set of figures is, but the first one is most likely seconds of time up.
<2> lol... speaking of XP's fun tricks, I just lost video
<2> anyways, times for bed
<0> Well, you guys will laugh at this. Last night, I hibernated my system. Works fine here. Bring it up this evening, it came up fine, brought up the dialup modem link to the webpage I'd been viewing, and I was able to pick up where I'd left off. Great.
<0> Except for one thing. I started up Gaim, nothing would connect. Not MSN, not yahoo, not irc, not AIM, not jabber.
<4> whats your Jid Viking667
<0> me?
<4> No
<4> Viking18
<0> Gimme a mo, I have to look that up. Gaim doesn't seem to connect.
<0> oh. Dunno. Ask Viking18.
<0> when he logs on, that is.
<0> I'm on as brickviking@jabber.com
<0> funny that Gaim doesn't let me sign on, though.
<0> SJr|Tecra: so, what's your signon?
<4> hmmmm
<5> what up mah linux *** nigs whats on n poppin
<0> Anyhow, this might sound like a really strange request - but - do you know if cdialog is compilable on WinXP under Cygwin?
<6> What's the syntax for the unrar command? The man page isn't that helpful, because I tried unrar -e filename.rar but I still just get a list of options.
<0> duplex: tried " unrar x filename.rar" ?
<7> it's unrar e file.rar afaik
<0> x is for full path
<6> Coma: That's what I tried... except with -... Viking667, I'll try that.
<7> duplex: leaving out the dash is important ;)
<0> otherwise if it's just e, then ALL the files get dumped into the SAME directory.
<0> At least, that's what I understand.
<0> Fell into that trap with unarj one day.
<6> Should only be one file anyways, which is why I chose e =D
<0> ah huh.
<0> yeah, - is for a switch, which you're not needing.
<6> Yeah the - shouldn't be included. Man page says different though, or at least I thought it did.
<0> I got my help from "unrar --help"
<0> more "unrar --help | less 2>&1"
<6> ah, well it worked, thatnks.
<3> what package is GPG?
<3> !gpg
<8> [gpg] the GNU Privacy Guard, a free public-key encryption program available from nonUS.debian.org . or http://www.gnupg.org, but apt-get install gnupg
<7> probably gpg or gnupg
<3> gnupg it is hehehe thanks Coma
<9> h
<9> hy*
<9> is there any mal deamon that uses mysql?
<9> mail*
<7> several MTAs can be made to use mysql
<9> uhm.. where can i find a doc about this?
<7> probably on the site(s) of the MTA you're using, like postfix.org, exim.org, etc etc
<10> I barbeque much better than I roast.
<7> sure, but it's not exactly barbequeing weather atm
<7> speaking of food....
<11> if i have a secondary DNs server ns3.foo.com - and i don't have it as an 'IN NS' record on the zone file - is the secondary server allowed to transfer?
<7> sure
<11> oh...and without it the zone transfer fails...
<11> lol, no wonder it wasn't trasnfering :S
<7> asuming you're using bind, if you add the secundairy to allow-transfer, it should
<12> Morning, Coma
<7> morning gcbirzan
<11> does bind automatically restart when it recieves an updated zone file? does it even need to for the changes to take place?
<7> it doesn't need to restart at all
<13> hi
<14> hi, could anyone tell me - is the kernel source code install when having installed the from the binary cds in slackware?
<14> install/instaled
<14> install/installd
<14> or do i need to install stuff from the slackware source cds?
<14> any1?
<11> hey guys, how can i get the raw zone from a slave dns server...i want to see what it has on its zone record for my domain
<13> no
<13> jesh: the kernel source is installed as long as you install the 'k' series
<14> sinthetek: i a full install
<13> jesh: to verify, ls /usr/src/linux and see if it shows files or says 'no such file'
<14> yea there are files
<14> so what's on the source code cds?
<14> different type of install
<14> ?
<13> no, just source code for the binaries you just installed
<13> phatlip: you could connect directly to the ns via telnet and enter:
<14> so some source code is installed, and some not when u install from the binaries?
<13> phatlip: actually, it would be easier to use host -l domain
<13> jesh: the kernel source is installed, and the binaries of any utilities you specify. the source is only for if you want to recompile something you installed because of missing support or some such
<11> sinthetek: Host webkulture.net not found: 5(REFUSED)
<11> ; Transfer failed.
<13> the source cds*
<11> is this why slaves can't transfer from this domain?
<13> phatlip: looks like that slave dns doesn't allow zone xfers from just anyone
<14> i dont remeber being asked about what source i wanted to install, just the 'full' install bit
<11> this is from the master, sinthetek
<11> i'm trying to get zone transfers to work
<11> i have this in the master zone: allow-transfer { any; };
<11> what else should i be checking?
<13> phatlip: you are admin of the box? try adding allow-transfer { 192.168.0.1; }; or whatever to the zone config for the appropriate domain to your named.conf
<11> yeah i have root
<11> ok thanks.
<13> i think you can replace '192.168.0.1' with 'any' but i'm not sure
<13> jesh: generally, source doesn't get installed
<14> is there a way to check?
<13> jesh: generally, source is just there to compile the binary, the binary gets installed
<13> uhh...
<13> let me put it this way
<13> you don't install source.
<14> ok
<13> you can copy it and use it or whatever, but source doesn't get installed
<13> 'installed' implies system integration and such
<13> source is only there to create binaries which can be used by the system
<13> source doesn't get used by the system at all after initial compilation
<11> sinthetek: i changed it to 127.0.0.1 - since i'm working straight from the box. still gets refused.
<11> nothing in /var/log/messages
<13> you can probably copy the source cds to yoru hd if you wanted, but that would be dumb and a waste of space unless you need the source to recompile packages
<13> and most likely those packages will have upgraded versions by the time you get around to wanting/needing to modify them
<13> so you wouldn't want the source from the cds anyway
<13> phatlip: did you rndc reload afterwards?
<14> so all the source im looking for is conatained on the source cds?
<13> jesh: what source are you looking for specifically?
<11> sinthetek: er no, just named.
<13> the source code for every application you installed from the binary cds is on the source cds
<13> except for the kernel
<14> sorry u answered b4 i asked the question heh
<14> right
<14> i was just thinking i might want to fiddle with it later on
<13> kernel source is copied during installation because kernel compiles are usually done upon a new install to customize and optimize it for your specific hardware
<13> yeah, you can if you want
<13> most people just download it rather than fiddling with cds, though :P
<13> phatlip: rndc is how you can send certain comands to bind
<13> rndc reload restarts it without having to /etc/init.d/bind restart or something
<14> y do they include ths source cds on purchase if no1 uses them?
<14> ths/the
<14> oh right, u said most ppl heh
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