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02:51.55 | Michael-Memphis | hey |
02:53.44 | tristanbob__ | herlo, ping |
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03:45.58 | herlo | hmm |
03:55.22 | mheath | tristanbob__: ping |
03:55.29 | tristanbob__ | mheath, pong |
03:55.42 | mheath | tristanbob__: You may or may not know anything about this, but what does WSU do with old computers? |
03:55.56 | mheath | tristanbob__: I noticed in my physics lab today that the macs were replaced with new ones, with the old ones sitting there |
03:56.03 | mheath | tristanbob__: Are the old ones eventually sold? |
03:56.08 | tristanbob__ | sends them to property control, who sells them to who ever wants them |
03:56.14 | tristanbob__ | usually you can get a good deal |
03:56.27 | mheath | Where is property control? |
03:56.44 | mheath | Or rather, where could I get an inventory+price list? |
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04:40.52 | Zelut | whats happenin' guys |
04:59.17 | Heartsbane | sleep |
05:09.58 | herlo | Heartsbane: you are a nerd |
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16:26.37 | Zelut | morning |
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16:30.58 | tristanbob_ | mheath, http://departments.weber.edu/accounting/propertycontrol/ |
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16:53.01 | pr0le | hello all, is dpkg's --update-avail similar to rpm's --upgrade? |
16:54.01 | pr0le | I just have a single .deb (local file) I want to upgrade |
16:54.25 | Zelut | I've always just done dpkg -i .deb for that.. |
16:54.41 | Zelut | I suppose that might be comparable, but I don't suppose I've used --update-avail |
16:55.29 | pr0le | I initially did dpkg -I, but it started to configure it as if it were a new package |
16:55.56 | pr0le | that's a small I after dpkg... |
16:56.18 | Zelut | if you have a GUI just double-click it and that should upgrade.. |
16:56.31 | pr0le | no gui... |
16:56.41 | Zelut | is the .deb you're installing not available in the repositories? I pretty strictly use the repositories for everything. |
16:57.30 | pr0le | well, the version I need isn't in the repository for my version of Ubuntu, and I'm pretty new to Ubuntu/debian |
16:59.30 | pr0le | --update-avail isn't it... :) |
16:59.51 | Zelut | sure the -i won't work? |
17:00.52 | pr0le | no, I'm not. I guess I can try it... I'll just have to back up my database first. |
17:01.12 | pr0le | in case it overwrites the database this package uses |
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17:19.45 | pr0le | hmm, yeah - that just re-installed it as if it were new. |
17:21.05 | pr0le | oh well, now I know |
17:25.08 | herlo | Heartsbane: ping |
17:27.00 | Heartsbane | yes |
17:27.17 | Heartsbane | herlo: pong |
17:35.23 | mheath | Does anyone have a good technique for finding space-wasting files? |
17:35.36 | mheath | My server's hard drive somehow got completely full |
17:35.45 | mheath | and I'm trying to find the problem |
17:35.50 | herlo | Heartsbane: tx |
17:36.00 | herlo | mheath: du |
17:36.09 | herlo | mheath: find -size +1G |
17:37.13 | pr0le | I use: du / | sort -gr |
17:38.06 | pr0le | pipe it thru ssh to get it on a remote machine if the HD is so full it can't handle the file |
17:38.36 | mheath | Well, thats the weird thing |
17:38.56 | mheath | I'm getting error messages in php that imply theres no room left |
17:39.03 | mheath | and df shows theres no room left |
17:39.14 | mheath | but I have no problem moving around the shell, doing whatever I need |
17:39.54 | pr0le | doesn't Ubuntu keep 5% of disk space for the root user? |
17:40.09 | mheath | ah. |
17:40.11 | mheath | What the HECK |
17:40.13 | pr0le | is that what's letting you do it? |
17:40.30 | mheath | ITs not Ubuntu, but most systems do that. Thats probably it. |
17:40.37 | mheath | ITs my stupid IRC bot |
17:41.08 | mheath | How is a bots default verbosity so high that I end up with a 27GB file in a period of a few weeks? |
17:41.26 | mheath | Some plugin wasn't working correctly, so I have 27GB of repetitive python traces. |
17:41.30 | pr0le | yeah, I think it's an ext3 thing... but I've never heard of it except when it pops up on an Ubuntu install screen |
17:42.53 | pr0le | if it had been a java bot your machine probably would have crashed due to "out of memory" errors before you would have run out of space :) |
17:43.02 | pr0le | I've had that happen a few times |
17:43.57 | mheath | Wow, thats fun. |
17:44.03 | mheath | The bot wasn't even connected anymore |
17:44.14 | mheath | It was just sitting there, churning out gigabytes of worthless log files. |
17:51.25 | tonedevf | consider it an obtuse form of fsck.... those log files can't well be written on bad sectors now can they? |
18:07.57 | mheath | haha |
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19:35.15 | atoponce | ~say atoponce |
19:35.16 | jbot | atoponce |
19:35.29 | sontek | atoponce |
19:38.37 | atoponce | bummer. didn't work |
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19:46.59 | atoponce | ~say atoponce |
19:46.59 | jbot | atoponce |
19:51.38 | atoponce | ok. i think i need to rethink how i'm approaching this problem |
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21:59.46 | clutchmm | I am having a very confusing problem with samba and network shares |
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22:01.49 | Michael-Memphis | hey everyone |
22:01.50 | clutchmm | can someone enlighten me as to why only one of my samba network shares will mount and the others give me a "could not resolve mount point" error when all 3 are set up exactly the same in samba.conf except for the share name? |
22:02.07 | Michael-Memphis | sorry a little out of my leage |
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22:50.03 | tonedevf | shutup jbot, weirdo |
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23:15.49 | tapH20guru_ | anyone know what gutsy's default ip scheduler is? cfq? anticipatory? |
23:18.34 | tapH20guru_ | nevermind... it's deadline |
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23:36.02 | Heartsbane | Everyone enjoying my snow? |
23:38.17 | tonedevf | your snow? |
23:38.57 | tonedevf | you're the one waving dead chickens? |
23:41.24 | Heartsbane | :) |
23:43.21 | tonedevf | i'm lovin it... keep it going through tomorrow evening, k? i'm hitting the slopes on friday |
23:47.45 | Heartsbane | Sorry I only ordered enough to midnight |
23:48.05 | Heartsbane | and I am fresh out of chickens |
23:49.43 | tonedevf | bugger |