[00:05] yes [00:06] she now owes me a phone [00:30] good luck on collecting :) [00:34] lol [00:49] anyone here [01:08] whats up? [01:09] hello Unbelievr [01:10] hey there [01:11] how are you doing Unbelievr? [01:11] doing pretty good...first time i been on irc in years..good to see life still here [01:19] ha ha barely usually here on the weekend but pretty active during the week Unbelievr [01:20] cool...look forward to it.. [01:21] Unbelievr: you an ubuntu user? [01:21] ubuntu and its many spin offs [01:23] ha ha cool Unbelievr [01:24] what about yourself? [01:26] yes use ubuntu and arch linux [01:26] ubuntu server and desktop and using arch linux on my laptop with gnome 3/shell [01:27] cool...arch is great..every install is a adventure..lol [01:27] ha ha Unbelievr you know i have really never had an isssue just pull the wiki up and do as it says [01:28] well gotta go, we have a newborn baby so going to get some things done Unbelievr hope you hang around! [01:28] take care..catch ya later! [14:15] Hey peps [14:15] or peeps [14:15] wrst: [14:15] hey Xpistos how are things going? [14:20] Still trying to get this damn cron job to work [14:20] Xpistos: on my servers i've always used webmin to do them for me :) [14:22] this is a work deal, but I will hit you up on how to do that cause my files server is back up, eventhough the stupid sata pci card won't read a 2 TB drive, [14:22] wrst: I can't use webmin on thsi box [14:25] ahh well understand not using webmin on certain machines [14:29] the more I think about this, I really doubt the gateway server does not have a cron editor or something [15:45] Is it any wonder why Joomla Sucks Ass! [15:46] I ask a question in the chat room. somone asks me a dumb question back, confirms he asked the wrong question, says "wierd" and starts telling jokes [15:46] Thanks guys [15:51] ha ha Xpistos can't say i'm a big joomla fan never really used it but I'm more of a drupal person, but i don't go deep into either one [16:17] sata pci card won't read 2TB drive? [16:20] http://www.linuxinsider.com/rsstory/72329.html?wlc=1303744714 "Oracle's OpenOffice Surrender" [16:20] LOL [16:22] YEAH! [16:22] So does that mean that LibreOffice is going to be OpenOffice again/ [16:29] i hope not [16:31] no... seems like libreoffice is making a clean break [16:32] YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHhh [16:59] pace_t_zulu: i kinda hope they get a better name [17:00] whats wrong with libreoffice? [17:06] just not my fav [17:06] oh well [17:09] libreoffice isn't bad... less cumbersome than OpenOffice.org [17:09] i'd say the name is an improvement [17:13] * vychune hits like button [17:27] the hole .org part is just goofy [18:43] wrst: ping [18:44] pace_t_zulu: pong [18:46] wrst: put together a performance chart of the average geekbench scores of the macs i'v used since i switched in 2005 [18:46] wrst: http://www.psy.vanderbilt.edu/staff/haitas/macs/ [18:46] wrst: thought you might be interested [18:47] cool pace_t_zulu [18:47] powerbook g4 my wife still has one of those too [18:47] wrst: nice to see the progression over time [18:47] a little long in the tooth but still a good machine [18:48] yes amazing the G4 when you look at her macbook pro [18:48] looking at the powerbook g4 score validates the intel switch on performance alone [18:48] wrst: do you know withc macbook pro she has? [18:48] wrst: i highly recommend the "MacTracker" app available in the Mac AppStore... [18:48] no not really, no wait its not a pro its an aluminum macbook actually [18:49] oh... she got the 13" aluminum macbook before they renamed that line to the macbook pro [18:49] ? [18:49] so first generation 13" unibody [18:50] uhh don't know pace_t_zulu, its aluminum it was new i thought at least a year ago? [18:50] wrst: i feel like i recall she had it before lucid dropped... circa karmic... [18:51] wrst: but she is your wife... so i trust you're memory would be better than mine [18:51] maybe so pace_t_zulu, it came through the school but a 320GB HDD [18:51] no actually pace_t_zulu your memory probably better than mine ;) [18:51] i beleive you are correct now that i think about it :) [18:51] wrst: it's very easy to verify which model it is... [18:51] wrst: that's one thing the MacTracker app is awesome for... [18:52] it just tracks the machines you own (just like the name says) [18:52] hmm might try that if she will ever let me look at it :) [18:52] and it's not limited to macs... you can track iphones, ipods, ipads etc... [18:52] cool [18:52] oh pace_t_zulu i tried upgrading from unity to gnome 3/shell last night... not so good :) [18:53] and subsequently you can get information on those machines very easily... like specs (uprgrading memory) warantee ... etc [18:53] wrst: anecdotal reports are that unity works out of the box far better than gnome3 ... [18:54] howdy [18:54] howdy starsprout ... welcome [18:54] yeah pace_t_zulu i thought if it worked well i would probably go with ubuntu/gnome3 instead of unity [18:54] hey starsprout [18:55] wrst: reviews of unity seem to be more positive than gnome 3 ... [18:55] so far [18:55] wrst: perhaps because the unity project has much more focused leadership ... and a practical roadmap to success [18:55] pace_t_zulu: i'm just not seeing it, unity while improving is much more incomplete to me than gnome 3 [18:55] starsprout: new to #ubuntu-us-tn? [18:56] pace_t_zulu: starsprout is a veteran :) [18:56] wrst: unfamiliar name... someone we know who changed his handle? or am i just out of touch? [18:57] pace_t_zulu: i fear you may be out of touch ;) or just not here when starsprout is around :) [18:57] sirens blaring for an hour now in Memphis [18:57] sheesh [18:57] pace_t_zulu, I've been here before...just not for a while [18:58] * starsprout gotten a lot of great help here :-) [18:58] starsprout: storms? [18:58] wrst, "tornado" to the east, and in n mississippi [18:58] starsprout: perhaps you've been around during periods when i wasn't connected as often... [18:58] starsprout: i'm on a persistent connection at the moment [18:58] pace_t_zulu, live happens [18:59] one of those doppler tornados starsprout or the real deal? [18:59] speaking of life, anyone know about .htaccess redirect rules? :-D [18:59] pace_t_zulu: you quasseling still or irssi? [18:59] starsprout: i know i have screwed up an .htaccess file before :) [18:59] wrst, never can tell - it's really calm here in midtown, but stormy to our east [19:00] wrst, I always back it up first, but I'm kinda stuck on this one... [19:00] i think we are supposed to be getting some nice stuff this afternoon [19:00] starsprout: i've alwyas figured that stuff out just barely enough to get by [19:00] I named the SSL cert for "mydomain.com" but in the shopping cart it automatically redirects to www. [19:00] so users get the cert error [19:00] pace_t_zulu: you into any web development? [19:00] :-| [19:01] wrst: yes... i maintain a number of sites [19:01] to make it more weird, I've Joomla on the front end, and OSCommerce in the back [19:01] wrst: this is the site i spend the most time maintaining (the lab i work in): http://www.psy.vanderbilt.edu/faculty/schall/ [19:01] wrst: ^ what do you think [19:02] starsprout, pace_t_zulu is your man :) [19:02] starsprout: why don't you just include www on the cert? [19:15] pace_t_zulu, is that possible? It's a Thawte cert and their customer support said I'd have order a new one [19:16] starsprout: in that case it may be easier to modify the ecommerce software to not redirect to www [19:17] starsprout: what ecommerce software are you using... is it configurable? [19:23] oscommerce [19:23] pace_t_zulu, it's full of php and config files if that's what you mean :-) [19:23] starsprout: perfect [19:24] heheh, wreg: "Abandon your mobile homes!!!" [19:25] hmm...I see there's an .htaccess file in the oscommerce directory [19:25] starsprout: the redirect issue is not likely related to a .htaccess file... thought it could be [19:26] starsprout: more likely in a php file containing settings specific to your deployment of oscommerce [19:26] in the root of the public_html I have .htaccess generated by joomla [19:26] pretty complex [19:26] starsprout: another option would be to reassing the domain name on the existing cert (if thawte allows that) [19:27] I was able to tinker some RewriteCondition and RewriteRule options but not fully [19:27] starsprout: i have no experiencing purchasing ssl certs... always generate my own [19:27] mailserver ssls - another puzzle I have, but this one is first :-) [19:27] starsprout: oscommerce "online merchant v x.x" which version are you using [19:31] would I find that at the top of a file in the root? [19:32] how about index.php,v 1.1 [19:32] pace_t_zulu, is it possible to have one set of .htaccess rules at the site root, and a rewriterule in a subdirectory's .htaccess file? [19:33] starsprout: yes it is [19:33] :-) [19:36] heheh, ok well now at least I'm confining my damage to the shopping cart subdirectory [19:40] what is RewriteBase ? [19:40] should I add the directory name if I'm using it in there? [19:51] starsprout: i'd advise against modifying things you don't understand... you may introduce new problems that can be hard to track down later [19:52] standard disclaimer noted - no user-serviceable parts inside [19:53] fortunately I don't take tech advice well === Xpistos1 is now known as Xpistos === Xpistos1 is now known as Xpistos [22:02] Xpistos: still struggling with cron? [22:03] no I think it is a script issue [22:03] I can set cron to run a touch FILENAME and it goes fine [22:03] the only difference is the arguements [22:04] I also have a box that I am testing it right now so I don't have to wait until tmorrow to check [22:04] the testfiles work fine tough [22:16] hey pace_t_zulu how do I delete everything in the folder, but not the forlder itself [22:16] rm folder/* [22:17] thanks [22:17] you'll want a -rf switch if there are subfolders in said folder [22:17] Xpistos: ^ [22:19] pace_t_zulu: got it [22:21] pace_t_zulu: okay, i have confirmed the script will run fine. Now it is not running from the cron job however so maybe it is the cron entry [22:21] 0 1 * * * /usr/src/oZimbraBackup_1.0.1/oZimbraBackup.sh --msg-diff > /dev/null 2>&1 [22:21] Running at 1 am everyday [22:21] the file is located in /usr/src/oZimbraBackup_1.0.1/ [22:22] and is called oZimbraBackup_1.0.1.sh [22:23] if I run "oZimbraBackup_1.0.1.sh --msg-diff" it will run fine mannually [22:23] the script itself said to use the /dev/null 2>&1 if add to crontab [22:23] I have an empty space after the command in cron [22:24] or a cariage return rather