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06:37.04 | morsing | morning |
07:01.08 | morsing | ibot IIRC |
07:01.09 | ibot | well, iirc is "if I recall correctly" |
08:00.44 | mozrat | Morning |
08:04.14 | morsing | mornign |
08:08.51 | SlayerXP | welcome to another fun day on the world |
08:08.57 | SlayerXP | the new iraqi leader is a kurd |
08:09.05 | SlayerXP | futhermore he has the surname "Talabani" |
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09:17.08 | mozrat | Morning Leeds, edward globbitz |
09:17.50 | Leeds | morning mozzie |
09:18.02 | eye69 | Morning. |
09:18.08 | mozrat | hey eye69 |
09:18.22 | mozrat | bash scripting problem..... |
09:18.34 | mozrat | messageids=(`grep matt.hall mail.log | awk '{print $6}' | grep -v LOGIN | grep -v LOGOUT | grep -v NOQUEUE | grep -v DISCONNECTED | tr '\n' ' '` ) |
09:18.43 | mozrat | <PROTECTED> |
09:18.53 | mozrat | do |
09:19.11 | mozrat | grep '$id' mail.log >> summary.txt |
09:19.12 | mozrat | done |
09:19.36 | mozrat | I was actually doing some more complex stuff after that grep, but just to get it working at all I took it out |
09:19.58 | mozrat | messageids does indeed get all the message ID's (using awk '{print $6}' |
09:20.18 | mozrat | if I manually grep for a message ID and then append to summary.txt it works |
09:20.28 | mozrat | if I run it inside the bash script summary.txt is always empty |
09:26.59 | Leeds | are you sure the format of the contents of messageids is coming out right? |
09:28.23 | mozrat | Yes, I added some echo lines.. for example echo $id within the loop |
09:28.33 | mozrat | copied that and used it to grep - worked fine |
09:29.07 | mozrat | plus I have the old incrementing counter as well |
09:29.12 | mozrat | so here is a line of output |
09:29.13 | mozrat | 0DB7939A379: |
09:29.13 | mozrat | line 81 |
09:29.44 | mozrat | grep 0DB7939A379: mail.log |
09:29.56 | mozrat | Mar 30 00:19:31 robinreliant postfix/smtpd[7495]: 0DB7939A379: client=mail51.uptilt.com[208.48.84.51] |
09:30.14 | mozrat | so grepping seems to work - but not when doing it from within the bash script |
09:30.27 | Leeds | I assume the appending has nothing to do with it - it still fails if you just send the output to stdout |
09:31.30 | mozrat | It does not |
09:31.56 | mozrat | as in taking away the >> redirection doesn't direct to the screen |
09:32.39 | mozrat | sorry - talking myself in knots - yes it still fails when sending the output to stdout |
09:33.52 | Leeds | put an echo before the grep, for sanity - make sure it's doing what we think it's doing |
09:34.07 | morsing | What's it all about? |
09:34.48 | mozrat | grep '497EF39A34B:' mail.log |
09:34.48 | mozrat | line 268 |
09:34.48 | mozrat | grep 'D236539A34B:' mail.log |
09:34.49 | mozrat | line 269 |
09:35.06 | mozrat | morsing: parsing a mail log file trying to find all messages sent to a certain user |
09:35.27 | mozrat | Leeds, appears to do what it should |
09:35.52 | mozrat | If I run that exact command from the shell I get some respons |
09:35.54 | Leeds | any particular reason for the ''? |
09:35.59 | mozrat | no |
09:36.10 | Leeds | try without :-) |
09:36.40 | mozrat | works :) |
09:36.54 | mozrat | why would it behave differently between interactive bash and scripted bash |
09:37.12 | Leeds | when you type '' on the command line, it gets eaten by the shell before it gets to grep |
09:37.22 | Leeds | when you have it in a script, it can make it through to grep |
09:37.25 | Leeds | maybe... dunno |
09:38.09 | mozrat | I see |
09:38.11 | mozrat | thanks Leeds |
09:38.21 | mozrat | here's an amusing fact about my last 2 days |
09:38.30 | mozrat | yesterday I went to Amsterdam |
09:38.34 | mozrat | from City airport |
09:38.42 | mozrat | from home to office in about 2hr 10m |
09:38.46 | mozrat | Today I went to work |
09:39.09 | mozrat | from home to office in about 2hr 5m - thanks to the district line |
09:39.13 | mozrat | how does that work out??? |
09:39.19 | mozrat | should I work in Amsterdam? |
09:39.27 | Leeds | heh |
09:39.29 | eye69 | Ask mr Livingstone |
09:40.12 | Leeds | give it a year or two and it'll be cheaper to commute to Amsterdam |
09:41.56 | morsing | How do I change the locale in AIX? |
09:42.06 | SlayerXP | who cares? |
09:42.07 | SlayerXP | :) |
09:42.37 | Leeds | pick the machine up and move it |
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09:51.03 | wethrin | morning |
09:51.14 | itsbruce | Morning |
09:52.55 | Leeds | moaning |
09:53.13 | Blapto | moaning |
10:05.21 | morsing | itsbruce: SlayerXP and Leeds are making fun of me :-( |
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10:17.57 | itsbruce | morsing: Is it AIX related, by any chance? |
10:18.54 | itsbruce | Or did you just go "Mmm, X", where X is something weird? |
10:19.14 | morsing | itsbruce: The first one |
10:19.22 | morsing | Mmm... Volvo |
10:19.49 | Leeds | mmm... Doctor Who |
10:20.21 | itsbruce | Well, Volvos are hardly a contentious choice |
10:20.31 | Leeds | for mmm-ing? sure they are |
10:21.42 | Leeds | I mean - mmm... big powerful car - makes sense - mmm... small cute car - makes sense - but mmm... medium safe car? |
10:21.53 | Blapto | Perhaps he has a family. |
10:22.34 | Leeds | nah, morsing's a loner |
10:22.54 | Blapto | Perhaps volvo have recently released a supercar that only morsing knows of? |
10:23.21 | morsing | Actually: Mmm... non-computerised car is what it's all about |
10:24.00 | morsing | Blapto: They've done that for years |
10:24.03 | Blapto | http://www.volvocars.us/Showroom/S60/ - 300HP volvo |
10:25.06 | morsing | I just can't stand new cars and if you're going to buy a 20 year old car a 240 is a *very* good choice |
10:25.25 | Leeds | Blapto: unfortunately, it still looks like a Volvo |
10:26.00 | Blapto | morsing, if you want a nice car, with not too many gadgets |
10:26.15 | Blapto | http://www.caterham.co.uk/showroom/index.htm |
10:26.18 | Blapto | Get a caterham 7 |
10:26.18 | morsing | Blapto: That's not quite true |
10:26.59 | morsing | Sevens are about 20 times too small |
10:27.12 | Blapto | For what? You don't have a family. |
10:27.21 | morsing | For driving. |
10:27.44 | Blapto | They're fast... Very :) |
10:28.04 | morsing | Don't care. I want comfort |
10:28.12 | Blapto | Bucket seats :) |
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10:45.26 | morsing | Mmm... 650BHP Volvo coming soon: |
10:45.28 | morsing | http://www.tuningnews.net/news/041103a/volvo-xc90-puv.php |
10:52.25 | SlayerXP | that's very practical in a city where the average traffic speed is barely above walking pace. |
10:55.56 | Leeds | well, that's interesting... the new Dell 24inch widescreen TFT I've been lusting after - it's £850 if you're "home or home office" or £650 if you're "medium & large business" |
10:56.06 | morsing | Well, Blapto wanted something fast. This can drive through a field at 130MPH |
10:57.02 | eye69 | Leeds: How's your jobhunting going? |
10:58.48 | Leeds | I'm still at the continent-hunting level... looking Asian, but whether east Asian or west Asian is the question |
10:59.10 | wethrin | China? |
10:59.24 | Leeds | Hong Kong/Sri Lanka |
11:01.37 | wethrin | ah |
11:02.30 | Leeds | the family are very keen - I think I'm going to go visit them after pesach (passover) and see if it's feasible |
11:03.11 | wethrin | They want you out of the country? :) |
11:03.32 | Leeds | I meant the family out there :-) |
11:03.56 | wethrin | Ahh |
11:13.21 | Leeds | ibot change 9000 hkd to gbp |
11:13.34 | Blapto | Not bad for an hourly wage ;) |
11:14.20 | Blapto | Off for a bit |
11:14.28 | Leeds | Dell's price for the same monitor, in HK |
11:15.21 | wethrin | Not much difference for big business |
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11:16.21 | infodroid | Dell makes crap hardware. You can do better. |
11:17.31 | Leeds | infodroid: tell me where I can get a well-reviewed 24inch widescreen tft from then |
11:21.40 | infodroid | Leeds: I would consider a dual-head display for a workstation. I would think you would get a lot of dead pixels on that 24 inch and perhaps a crap refresh rate. |
11:26.43 | Leeds | don't have space here for a dual-head |
11:26.58 | wethrin | Refresh rate doesn't matter for a TFT |
11:27.11 | Leeds | wethrin: I assumed he meant response rate |
11:27.17 | wethrin | Mm |
11:27.53 | infodroid | My bad. I did mean response rate. |
12:28.32 | pdr | blum |
13:26.09 | Leeds | http://kerneltrap.org/node/4966 |
13:27.56 | eye69 | Ouch |
13:31.47 | Leeds | indeed |
13:32.12 | murb | win 23 |
13:32.14 | murb | bother |
13:33.27 | murb | <PROTECTED> |
13:33.39 | wethrin | Much better |
13:51.02 | itsbruce | tmi |
14:20.24 | Leeds | right, £161.88 for processor, case, memory, motherboard, hard drive, floppy, CD, keyboard/mouse/speakers including VAT and delivery - I think that's pretty impressive |
14:20.33 | morsing | ibot tmi |
14:20.35 | ibot | tmi stands for too much information |
14:22.10 | wethrin | Leeds: Not bad. What/where? |
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14:23.29 | stephanb | who was looking for small scsi disks to build a raid for a server cache ? |
14:23.40 | Leeds | wethrin: aria... m/b has onboard sound/video/lan, they have a monitor already, don't want a modem... |
14:23.57 | wethrin | Mmm....... |
14:23.58 | stephanb | i have a 1GB IBM Fast-SCSI-2 drive that i believe is working |
14:24.15 | wethrin | I could be tempted by that for a games machine |
14:24.16 | stephanb | im afraid this person was looking for a 2GB drive |
14:24.22 | morsing | I have a 1GB drive and maybe a 4.5GB IBM drive as well |
14:24.27 | wethrin | Although there's only one game I'd actually want to play |
14:24.43 | morsing | Chess? |
14:24.59 | wethrin | Nah |
14:25.02 | stephanb | wethrin: it's this massive multiuser game played on the internet |
14:25.10 | stephanb | wethrin: it's called linux |
14:25.17 | Leeds | wethrin: sempr0n 2300 (with fan), 40GB hdd, 256MB RAM, etc. |
14:25.30 | wethrin | sempr0n? Is that a naked processor? |
14:25.40 | wethrin | stephanb: I gave up that game long ago |
14:25.58 | Leeds | it's what used to be a duron and was never, rumours to the contrary besides, a moron |
14:26.01 | stephanb | wethrin: oic ure on solaris... |
14:26.12 | Leeds | ha! |
14:26.23 | wethrin | Actually, I'm currently Windows/Cygwin, ssh'ed to an OpenBSD box |
14:27.37 | stephanb | morsing: so do you want another 1gb to make a pair (scsi) |
14:27.49 | stephanb | wethrin: so do you want the 1gb drive ? |
14:28.21 | wethrin | Only if you're going to bin it. Otherwise give it to someone else |
14:29.36 | stephanb | wethrin: i was gonna bin it. you can have internal scsi cables as well |
14:30.44 | wethrin | Never does any harm |
14:30.55 | wethrin | I'm not sure when I'll be properly in London, though |
14:32.07 | stephanb | well im moving in 3 weeks, i can hang on to it. i can even move it and give it to u l8r |
14:32.39 | wethrin | Neither do I :) |
14:32.48 | wethrin | Well, if you can get to Kings X for 7pm on Sunday, I'll be there |
14:34.52 | stephanb | wethrin: i can manage that. |
14:35.04 | wethrin | Excellent! |
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15:05.37 | stephanb | bye everybody! |
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15:35.38 | George | who the fuck would want to pretend to be me to someone els? |
15:36.06 | itsbruce | Someone with no shame |
15:36.32 | itsbruce | It would add to the verisimilitude, at least |
15:46.24 | wethrin | I can't see any reason why *anyone* would want to be George |
15:55.32 | morsing | George: What happened? |
15:59.33 | George | morsing: some random on MSN apparently tried to pretend he was me |
15:59.40 | George | according to some other random on MSN who goes to school with me |
16:19.47 | itsbruce | How do you know it was a him? |
16:20.42 | itsbruce | Could be a mad psycho female stalker |
16:21.01 | itsbruce | Then again, how do we know you're a him? Or George, for that matter. |
16:21.09 | wethrin | Some of us have met him |
16:22.51 | itsbruce | Yes, but how do you know this is him? |
16:23.25 | wethrin | It's as annoying as he is |
16:24.02 | itsbruce | For all I know, you could be George pretending to be wethrin, just to fool me into thinking that's George |
16:24.12 | wethrin | I could |
16:29.51 | George | dude, I am definitely me |
16:29.55 | George | I am annoying as fuck |
16:30.28 | wethrin | We know |
16:39.38 | rhowe | Quite a lot of Java is shockingly undocumented |
16:39.53 | rhowe | I can't find a decent description of the manifest format, or the format of JAAS configuration files |
16:40.32 | rhowe | The API is pretty well documented, via javadoc, but the custom file formats that these people seem to think are good to create at random are a pain |
17:20.24 | George | Leeds: can I pick them up tonight then please? :) |
17:20.53 | Leeds | probably not, no |
17:20.57 | George | bah |
17:21.02 | George | when then? |
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17:21.24 | JAV | afternoon |
17:21.45 | Leeds | last night? |
17:21.53 | George | Leeds: ... |
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21:57.08 | murb | you are IWJ. |
21:57.23 | rhowe | IWJ? |
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22:00.19 | murb | original author of said software. |
22:03.51 | rhowe | I thought IWJ said that dselect's interface sucked and he wished he hadn't done it like he had? :) |
22:04.14 | Leeds | mmm... question time |
22:07.26 | Leeds | mmm... mp3 reith lecture |
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