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<0> then someone stole it.
<0> I hope they accidentally sat on the seat tube, hard.
<0> still, I'm fairly pleased with current seat... once my new frame has arrived I think I'll start concentrating on getting the alignment right for me.
<0> yay.
<1> This is what you get if you forget to setup keyed access :/
<0> haha
<0> yeah, you just try all the keys in the door, so to speak.
<1> I can always walk down to the server room, but rather avoid getting up.
<0> gotta save the energy eh.
<1> That, and I'm still incredibly lazy
<0> the limit of friends as sock age approaches infinity is 0
<1> que?
<0> you know limits from calculus, yes?
<1> Yeah, sort of, if I really feel like it
<0> suffice to say, then, that I just made a particularly mathy joke.
<0> I wore day-old socks today... so tomorrow is laundry day. gak.
<0> barely been home.
<0> so haven't been too vigilant about laundry.
<1> Ahhh
<0> you just can't do that if you're biking
<1> What, you still do laundry by hand then? :P
<0> nah, machine... but I get home at like 11pm.
<0> and laundry's below landlord.
<0> so...
<0> gotta wait for morning.
<0> so I'd better sleep :P
<0> night.
<1> Ahh, he won't be too pleased with you washing at that time of the day
<1> Night
<1> Hey Viking
<2> lol. Playing with v7 is a bit of fun.
<2> Now all I have to do is somehow make the "state" stick.
<2> and get some source code into place.
<1> v7?
<2> UNIX V7
<1> OMG
<2> Hell, I've got Solaris 10 up and running, I thought I might as well go the other end of the spectrum
<1> Sorry, can't talk to you anymore. You're tainted now and SCO'd sue my ***
<2> lol. They're not after V[567] stuff.
<1> No, but I use linux, and if I talk to you, I might steal ideas/methods/concepts and implement those in linux!
<2> bleah. Those are so old it's not funny.
<2> Oh yeah. I found transcript of the Lion book too... <grin>
<1> Tell that to the judge :P
<2> I'm in New Zealand - I hardly think (s)he's going to subpoena me from the other side of the Pacific...
<1> They're americans, god knows how crazy they are
<2> aiyyymen!!
<2> yeah. Gotta get a drink to a wife. BrB
<2> wow! There's a cc AND a f77 on this image!
<2> Cripes. Now I don't know how to format and attach a new diskpack.
<2> whew weee. v5 has chdir instead of cd
<2> hello daGerman
<2> hi Revenger
<1> DebianKDE: Mind keeping it in the channel? And I think you did too little, too late
<1> Once you've been compromised there's no knowing what's wrong with your box. If there's any important data left, back that up, wipe the machine clean and reinstall
<3> good afternoon guys
<3> anyone has any ideea how to crypt an O:line p***? (dont send me please to coder-com couse they`re all asleep)
<4> anyonw know ways to save a hdd which couldnt start at all i have impt files in it
<5> afternoon
<6> morning
<7> how do I make a command executed by a specific usr upon startup? rc.local executes them as root if I udnerstand correctly... but Im starting to have the fetchmail daemon start as startup as a specific user... any1?
<6> user crontab
<7> are you serious?
<7> by that I mean, is that really the only way?
<6> it sort of depends on the distro as far as other methods, I only mentioned crontab because it's pretty distro-independant
<7> oh ok :)
<7> Im using fc5 for what its worth
<6> often daemon config files allow you to specify the user to run as
<6> not sure with fetchmail
<8> you could always have the rc.local trigger another script that su's to that user and starts it I suppose.
<9> How can I determine the compiler version that was used for the kernel that I am running?
<7> taladan: smart. thankx
<8> gcc -v?
<8> oh, you mean to compile the kernel you're using...sorry.
<8> edeas *nods*
<9> yea, I am trying to compile some module, but depmod -a complains about it, so from what I know, I am using the wrong gcc version
<8> well, other than kernel documentation for that particular kernel...I dunno of a command that'll tell you what version of gcc was used to compile it.
<9> I guess for all kernels in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 it is always the same compiler?
<9> Which gcc version whould you recommend for building a 2.4 kernel?
<10> 3.2
<10> or 3.4
<9> subversion??
<9> which sub-version?
<10> Shouldn't really matter
<11> how can i exit frpm vi
<11> from
<6> <ESC>:q
<6> unless you've made changes to the file
<3> that if u dont wont to save
<3> :)
<11> Elvis untitled #1 modified, not saved 44*1 Command
<12> Hei, jeg har installert slackware 10.2, satt opp eth0 som dhcp, fr ip fra isp...men kommer ikke "ut" fr ikke pinget feks www.vg.no. Ip`n som eth0 er tatt, kan ns fra eksternt med feks ssh. Hva kan vre gale ?
<13> hello
<13> room
<13> i havnt read the rules so sorry if this is innapropriate but can anyone help me with gain
<13> gaim*
<14> can some one help me remove all my file out of mail que please with rm -r ???
<15> how can I archive a large file into smaller parts for an easyer download?
<16> split
<15> ok and how do I merge them back?
<14> how can i remove all mail que really fast some one please ???
<17> natts what mail server software you using?
<18> yay
<18> my port-channel works
<17> port channel?
<18> ya
<18> Bonding Mode: IEEE 802.3ad Dynamic link aggregation
<17> ah
<18> Redragon, I combined 2 eepro's
<17> nice
<15> folks, I need to download this 300mb file in 10 mins and I have 5 pcs
<17> but what for :)
<18> Redragon, vmware
<15> can you please help me to archive them into smaller parts please
<15> you will help me A LOT for an exam...
<17> Razva^ you were told split
<17> use split
<18> I have in theory have 400mbit full duplex access to my virtual machines
<15> ok, how to merge them bacjk?
<15> *back
<18> Redragon, and another reason, because I can :)
<17> hehe
<17> cat them back together
<18> Redragon, you dont even need a special switch to some basic stuff
<18> Redragon, http://mirror.engr.uky.edu/CentOS/3/docs/html/rhel-rg-en-3/s1-modules-ethernet.html#S2-MODULES-BONDING
<15> Redragon I need to download them into a windows box
<17> very cool
<15> so I need to rar/zip them
<17> Razva^ then use zip i guess
<17> though making it several files isn't going to speed up the download process
<17> that looks like something cool to do with the servers for redundancy :)
<15> downloading on 5 PCs at the same time
<15> that' faster :Pp
<18> Redragon, yup or increase bandwith allthough a single client will still only get 100mbit
<18> something with mac hashing, gotta read up a little more
<17> thats really cool
<18> nice
<18> [ 4] 0.0- 5.0 sec 55.3 MBytes 92.8 Mbits/sec
<18> [ 5] 0.0- 5.0 sec 55.7 MBytes 93.5 Mbits/sec
<18> 2 clients, each pushing 92Mbits/sec :)
<15> oh damn it, I can't find the command
<19> what app is 4 run win appz on linux ? :)
<0> win
<0> err, wine. but nm since he left.
<20> blah
<7> very weird... I have the same fetchmail setup on both machines and one of them is giving the following error: fetchmail:/home/seifer/.fetchmailrc:16: SSL is not enabled at ssl
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