[00:53] anyone here knows Java? [00:54] if so is there a way for me to get my server information such as CPU type, Speed, Ram. Information sort of like iostats [00:56] you can make system calls and parse the output [00:57] -j #ubuntu-jp [00:58] sorry my kb layout is all messed up [00:58] yeah yeah, blame the keyboard [00:58] reya276: Java only really knows about the JVM [00:58] i am trying to setup the correct japanese layout for my jap kb [00:58] that's kind of the point of a VM [00:58] 'jap kb' sounds a little derogatory [00:59] fine. my japanese keyboard {p [00:59] i dont even know where all the symbols are now [00:59] i could set it to us layout, but i am alan. [01:00] lol [01:00] btw, do you think they would yell at me if i asked a question in ubuntu-jp about my jp keyboard in english [01:00] * mhall119 assumes 'but i am alan' is an excuse for all kinds of things [01:00] lol [01:00] govatent: only one way to find out [01:01] I'd avoid using the abbreviation 'jap' though [01:01] of course [01:01] i was not gonna write it like that there [01:01] here i am just being lazy [01:01] i figured if anyone can help with this layout problem is ubuntu-jp [01:01] probably [01:01] is there a CLI script which can output all that information to a file? [01:02] all what information? [01:02] or is there a way to do that [01:02] Server system information and stats [01:02] reya276: cat /proc/cpuinfo [01:02] for cpu stats [01:02] 'free' will give you memory stats [01:03] or: cat /proc/meminfo [01:03] for more detailed memory stats [01:03] ok maybe if I explain what it is I need to do you can point me to the right dircetion [01:03] /proc has all kinds of fun stuff to cat [01:04] I have to create a web app which will display server statistics for all of our servers including some WinJunk ones [01:04] ok [01:06] you're going to need separate code for the different systems [01:06] there's no standard way, that I know of, of getting it [01:16] mhall119, they helped me [01:17] It works now. Alan is happy [01:50] yay [01:53] Actually talked with a very nice fellow for a bit. [01:55] good [02:32] Hey how can I remove KDE files which I don't need [02:32] without breaking my system, I'm on Ubuntu 10.10 right now [02:32] is it sudo apt-get remove --purge kde* [13:00] hi guys [13:00] hi madcSPYnX [13:00] can anyone help me i wipe my files on my external hdd and i want to recover it all [13:01] can anyone help me [13:01] is there any human here [13:03] yes [13:03] can u help me [13:03] how did you wipe them? [13:03] i want to recover my files in my 1tb [13:04] i accidentall format in disk utility in my ubuntu desktop [13:04] yeah - I did the same thing to my external [13:04] I haven't found a solution yet, although I know one exists [13:04] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery [13:05] tnx [13:05] yeah [13:05] madcSPYnX: if you have luck, let me know [13:06] I lost every photo we have of the first six months of my child's life [13:15] tiemonster: do you still have the drive? [13:22] mhall119: yes. tucked away safely until the next LoCo meeting. :-) [13:44] tiemonster: can you dd it to a file? [13:45] I don't have a larger drive [13:45] hmmm... [13:45] it's less safe to work on the original... [13:46] I could mount it r/o, right? [13:46] yeah, if it has no physical damage that should be okay [13:46] yeah - it's fine [13:46] apt-cache show recoverjpeg [13:46] I just overwrote the partition table [13:46] I was looking at foremost [13:47] seems to do more [13:47] apt-cache show testdist [13:47] apt-cache show testdisk [13:47] testdisk says it can recover lost partitions [13:47] I'd rather try to recover the files first, then try that [13:48] if the files are safe, maybe all you need is to recover the partition tables [13:48] which would give you access to the old filesystems again [13:48] I want to try to recover the files before I try recovering the partition table, though [13:48] testdisk package also has photorec, which I've used before with moderate success [13:48] I have another TB I can try to restore to [13:49] anyways, I'm off to class [13:49] have fun [13:50] thanks [13:57] hi [14:04] madcSPYnX: check out testdisk, foremost and recoverjpeg [14:04] they're in the repositories === roaksoax__ is now known as andreserl [16:15] zoopster: ping [16:15] yo mhall119 [16:16] want to do OG today? [16:17] anybody in the Boca Raton area interested in a 6-month contract for perl developer? [16:18] Boca - strike 1 [16:18] contract - strike 2 [16:18] perl - strike 3 [16:18] lol [16:18] :-) [16:19] I still have a perm php position available in tampa area [16:19] not gonna make you rich [16:19] =="there still room in the 9th circle of hell for you" [16:19] but its 40+ hours a week [16:19] lolol [16:19] I'd rather learn perl [16:19] lmfao @ tiemonster [16:20] tiemonster: lolo [16:21] tiemonster: I've got a contract position in Tampa for a django developer still [16:21] if only it were a little closer [16:21] I'm enjoying my job atm, though [16:21] I know [16:21] is it at Moffitt? [16:21] it's hard to beat a full time django developer position near you [16:21] yeah [16:21] I made it myself [16:21] tiemonster: yeah, at Moffitt, through a contracting company [16:21] yea unfortionatly my boss is looking for an entry level php developer [16:22] probably $40/hour for the contract here [16:23] heh damn knew i shoulda grabbed django a little harder by the horns [16:23] thats double what im getting right now [16:23] amouge: you can apply without knowing Django [16:23] we're open to someone who is strong enough in everthing else [16:23] since learning python and django isn't all that hard [16:24] heck, they hired me here before I knew any python or django [16:24] hmmmmm [16:29] $40/hr? I might relocate for that... [16:33] zoopster: ? [16:37] "PHP: Personal Hell of Phail... PHP will become the perl of web development: historically important, with a small, loyal following, but useless for large, modern apps." -chaynie /cc mhall119 amouge [16:38] http://logs.ubuntu-eu.org/free/2009/12/08/%23ubuntu-us-fl.html [16:38] mhall119: cannot do lunch today [16:39] mhall119: am on a call and not paying attention [16:40] ok [17:16] tiemonster: Unfortunately, PHP is where the jobs are at, so what's one to do? [17:24] learn java [17:24] it pays better most of the time anyway [17:27] I'm not sure I'd want that stigma. [17:27] Worse than PHP IME. [17:27] The stigma that is. [17:28] It seems that there is an abondance of horrible developers out there who trend towards programming in Java. [17:58] maxolasersquad: true, Java makes it easy for horrible developers to survive, because it limits just how bad your code can be [18:00] there's plenty of horrible PHP developers out there, but they tend to expose their horrible-ness much faster [18:00] but that part of the reason major corporations prefer Java [18:01] you can get a lot done safely with mediocre developers [18:01] done of it will be brilliant, but it'll mostly work [18:03] s/done/none/ [18:24] mhall119: Given I also work heavily in PL/SQL, I should have no shame. :O [18:28] lol [18:59] I read that as " I work in PL/SQL. I have no shame." [18:59] and thought, "that's about right" [19:28] itnet7: have you done any hacking on your chumby? [19:47] mhall119: I never received a chumby, I won a Pandaboard at UDS. I have the firmware on the sd card, and I need to get an HDMI to DVI converter (really the time more or less to pick up a converter) [19:47] It looks like it's going to be really cool [19:47] they have a netbook 11.04 image for it [19:49] itnet7: oh, i thought you had a chumby, nevermind then [19:50] mhall119: no, zoopster has a chumby [19:51] ah, ok [19:51] zoopster: ever do any hacking on your chumby? [21:00] itnet7: \o/ === excid3|mbp is now known as BonziBUDDY === BonziBUDDY is now known as excid3|mbp