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<0> hmm didn't know that, the --help is pretty vague hehe
<1> yeah
<1> ok, there is an mrtg file there
<0> your is probably cron then
<0> mine looks like this
<0> 0-59/5 * * * * root /usr/bin/mrtg /etc/mrtg/mrtg.cfg
<1> well, it's no wonder I've been having problems, then.. I had it set to daemon mode in the config file and added a crontab entry @reboot env LANG=C /usr/bin/mrtg /etc/mrtg/rma.mrtg.cfg --logging /var/log/mrtg.log
<1> it was installed as part of the rpm. that explains it.
<0> yea mine is rpm too
<0> it worked so i didn't mess with it hehe
<1> yeah
<2> Evening
<0> hiya scot
<2> hey redragon, how goes
<0> lousy, first they make me go without caffiene till i have the headache from hell
<0> then they make me go without eating or drinking till they are done with tests...
<0> drs are evil creatures
<2> sadistic
<3> !seen urchlay
<4> i haven't seen 'urchlay', Redb3ard
<0> hiya Gaia^
<5> hi
<5> thats a UK joke btw >G<
<0> i really gotta find fundage to come visit, but i think i'll p*** on the train rides there...
<5> HEY! ya dont wanna ride on our london tube? :P
<5> its ONLY beaten by Tokeo
<5> tokio?
<1> tokyo
<5> tokyo ?
<5> ah
<5> Typonese!? Im an expert in that particular language!
<5> so i kant spoll, wats new then? :)
<1> these hard drives on my desk are new
<5> hey!!!!!!! my car p***ed its annual test today!!! thats the 3rd time in a row with a clean sheet! >G<
<5> and as its a 10 year old car with 200,000 miles on the clock :).............
<0> nice
<6> boo
<5> red, sure is, means i can work for the next year, Again :)
<1> mine's 10 years too, with 190K miles
<5> Fiver: is it ur tool of work though?
<1> Gaia^: no, just gets me to and from work
<5> k
<5> :)
<5> no fair
<0> hiya Viking667
<5> i STILL say that Viking667 took it ONE too far >G<
<5> .
<7> hey everyone
<8> hi
<7> how is everyone today
<8> i had limewire on moc os, which prog would be like that for ubuntu
<7> i rely on torrents
<8> i tried to find a link to download FrostWire, without success
<7> use apt-get
<8> sec
<8> apt-get and what?
<9> apt-cache search limewire
<7> apt-get install <whatever>
<7> that is the search
<7> then when it shows you what u want
<9> Yeah, and it's good for finding the package name
<7> you use apt-get install ...
<9> Turns up no results in Debian Sid...
<7> have u edited you source listing
<7> for a larger number of places it searches
<9> Yes, ofcourse.
<9> Still, LimeWire (and the gnutella network in general) is very limited.
<8> apt-cache search limewire
<8> :P
<7> n|Ko: have you edited your search sources
<8> no
<7> Demonen.. can you help him with that
<8> i'm newbie on linux :S
<7> i'm running suse now so i'm not much help
<7> i can't complete remember how its done in ubuntu
<9> n|Ko: What distro are you on?
<8> thanx anyway
<9> Ubuntu, but what version?
<8> sec
<8> 5.10
<8> i run it on a mac PowerBook G3 (powerpc)
<9> That dosn't matter much.
<7> so breezy
<9> Try `sudo apt-get install gtk-gnutella`
<8> k
<9> should get you the gtk-gnutella client, which is another client for the gnutella network (same network as LimeWire)
<8> it seem to work
<9> I don't like that kind of peer2peer net myself. Can't swing a cat without hitting a gig of kiddieporn :(
<7> lol
<10> Demonen: limewire.com, they have a linux version
<8> :P
<7> is it a rpm?
<8> it's for mp3
<9> madbovine: See me caring? :P
<10> well, whoever asked for it
<9> I'm more of a "buy it in a store" kind of guy.
<7> madbovine: n|ko is new to linux it would be easier for him if apt-get works
<9> madbovine: n|Ko did. We're aiming for easy installation instructions, and it wasn't in is sources.list :)
<10> If some piece of software isn't in the apt repository, it dosen't mean apt is broken.
<7> no it just means you don't have a source that has that piece or software
<10> and that given, hurrying to google to find an alternative is not always a good choice.
<10> an alternative repository that is.
<7> yah but ubuntu come preinstalled with alot of sources commented out in the source.list
<11> how do i make a bash while loop test the return of a called function?
<12> tryed "$?" ?
<11> nah, i got it
<11> thanks anyway
<11> looks like it didn't wanna use -eq
<11> == worked though
<8> oups
<7> did it work n|ko
<8> i can find any result in search
<8> i can't
<7> you can use rpm to see what packages where installed
<7> or use locate or whereis
<8> i can't run rpm files
<8> Demonen? gnutella doesn't seem to search
<7> uses rpm -q <the name of the package>
<7> it will tell u what packages were installed
<8> where?
<4> the INETRNET DAMNIT try freshmeat.net, linuxapps.com and tucows.com and then winge at /dev/null
<7> sorry rpm -qi would be better
<7> in a console
<8> sec
<8> i dont have rpm command
<7> really
<13> n|Ko: what're you looking for again?
<13> ohh, frostwire
<13> google's good for that if it doesn't turn up in apt-get
<7> he installed gtk-gnutella
<7> and now he can't find it
<13> Tron2000: lol. dpkg -L gtk-gnutella would tell him.
<13> that's if he's using a debian-based system.
<7> yes it would
<7> is rpm no used in debian
<7> *not
<13> 'ja hear that, n|Ko?
<13> Tron2000: no, not normaly.
<7> ah
<13> It is used to look inside RPM files, but doesn't normally install them on Debian. There's no pkg database, you see.
<7> ah.. good to know.. thanx
<13> I've found it's very hard to actually mix the two databases, as they're quite different in both scope and way of use.
<12> n|Ko: which ver of gtk-gnuetlla ?
<12> n|Ko: probably an outdated version, get the .deb from the official site
<7> so Viking667: a .deb is what you use dpkg on... while for like SUSE... a .rpm u use rpm
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