Josef Lowder wrote:
I'm about fed up with gmail. One of the most annoying things is that
it is (apparently) impossible to create filters that will actually
delete (rather than just move garbage emails to trash). This is
ridiculous. I'm still getting 100+ garbage spams plus 100+ emails in
Joe Fleming wrote:
Hey all, I have a Debian box that was acting as a 4 drive RAID-5 mdadm
softraid server. I heard one of the drives making strange noises but
mdstat reported no problems with any of the drives. I decided to copy
the data off the array so I had a backup before I tried to figure
It will be nice when SSD prices come down (and capacity goes up). No
more mechanical failures, then just have to worry about when the flash
wears out. Still a downside in that even if a mechanical drive fails,
you can sometimes still get the data back by swapping the logic board or
having a
/dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1 /dev/sdd1
And I'm back online! Time to copy files off ASAP. I still hear the
chirping noise, from one of the drives, but at least it's back up.
Thanks again!
-Joe
Charles Jones wrote:
Joe Fleming wrote:
Hey all, I have a Debian box that was acting as a 4 drive RAID-5
mdadm
I recently decided to encrypt some data that I have on a raid parition.
I created an encfs partition, located on the raid partition itself,
located at /raid1/enc1 and mounted as /enc1.
I then tested moving a couple of files from /raid1/foo to /enc1/foo. And
verified that the encrypted files were
That will give you the exact same sized partitions as your old drive.
You could then expand the parition or just create another partition in
the extra free space and mount it.
Erich Newell wrote:
So...after mulling this over more, I think my best bet is:
dd if=/dev/hda of=dev/hdc bs=446
Robert Holtzman wrote:
Tried rsync -av /home/username /media/disk for the first time. Every
thing appeared to go well but there was an error message at the end:
rsync error: some files could not be transferred (code 23) at
main.c(977) [sender=2.6.9]
Running diff -r /home/holtzm
koder wrote:
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*From*: KevinO ke...@kevino.org mailto:kevino%20%3cke...@kevino.org%3e
*Reply-To*: Main PLUG discussion list
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I shall now make a blanket statement such as; It is easier to setup
replication with MySQL. :P
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up, but the supported concepts for replication in PostGres are
stronger. PG offered this feature very early on.
-jmz
On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 2:59 PM, Charles Jones
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I shall now make a blanket statement such as; It is easier to setup
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The final single reason why I went Postgres was backups.
Back in the day when I did my research (this may have changed) you could not
take a hot backup in MySQL without purchasing a commercial product, as
opposite as Postgres that you can simply hot-backup a fully
Tuna wrote:
http://caia.swin.edu.au/urp/l3dge/tools/l3dgeworld/
L3DGEWorld 2.3 is a data visualisation utility based on Open Arena, a
GPL'd game that makes use of the Quake III Arena (Q3A) game engine. It
was initially designed to be a network monitoring and control
application, but can
Charles Jones wrote:
It's a UNIX system! I know this! (Quote from Jurassic Park
Guess I should have read the entire thread first...someone beat me to it
already. Well played! :)
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I have this installed on my Sony K850i and is quite handy. I once fixed
a problem from the movie theatre :-)
-Charles
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James Finstrom wrote:
On the original note, locking down to white listed IP addresses... I
have a blackberry through ATT over their EDGE network and not through
BES. I get a new IP every connection. I thought a compromise between
wide-open come have your way with me and no soup for you
Lisa Kachold wrote:
He's going to be stuck between usability and security with a two tierd
approach? Plus we have not even started to dissect the web SSL/Apache
exploits (which is another HUGE subject)!
Very true, but I'd almost rather have a second layer of auth than to
allow an entire class
James Finstrom wrote:
Port knocking from a blackberry not overly realistic
Eh, could easily be done if you can program your own java midlet to do so :)
-Charles
On 11/25/08, James Mcphee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Port knocking?
http://www.portknocking.org/
Kurt Granroth wrote:
Joshua Zeidner wrote:
Has anyone successfully done a Quad Monitor setup in Linux? Ubunutu?
Gnome/KDE?
Not quad, but I was successful with a tri-monitor setup. I see no
reason why four wouldn't work.
One of my co-workers had a quad setup for awhile,
Kurt Granroth wrote:
Charles Jones wrote:
Kurt Granroth wrote:
Joshua Zeidner wrote:
Has anyone successfully done a Quad Monitor setup in Linux? Ubunutu?
Gnome/KDE?
Not quad, but I was successful with a tri-monitor setup. I see no
reason why four wouldn't work
Joe Fleming wrote:
If the keyboard is anything like the original DiNovo
(http://www.mrgadget.com.au/catalog/images/logitech_dinovo_media_desktop.gif)
then I can recommend it highly. I own 2 of the original ones and
absolutely love them though the spacebar on the one is kind of flaking
out
What all is involved in the fix? One of my co-workers apparently got his
laptop zapped by it. From what he said it infects the winlogon.exe, so
not only do you have to clean the virus from loading, but you have to
replace the winlogin.exe with a known good copy. What a pain.
Personally I
the AV signatures before doing a scan and clean. Pretty handy
for fixing winblows issues.
-Charles
Stephen wrote:
a bootable AV screen is probably going to be needed, you may find some
specific tools on mcaffe and symantec sites.
On Thu, Nov 20, 2008 at 8:55 AM, Charles Jones
[EMAIL PROTECTED
Jon M. Hanson wrote:
I'll repeat what I recommended to Hans just earlier today: Darik's
Boot and Nuke: http://www.dban.org.
DBAN works nicely. I think hans also tried using the shred utility
that most distros come with. Be aware that doing a secure of a hard disk
that is 40GB or larger
Joshua Zeidner wrote:
On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 3:23 PM, Josh Andler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alan Dayley wrote:
I know several high quality people that either use Linux or want to
learn more about using Linux. They were on the cusp but all had a
Can anyone recommend any local hosting providers that have the following
services:
* Management of a few windows boxes including a PDC, and Exchange
server. So, active directory management, exchange accounts, etc.
* CoLo space w/ internet bandwidth for our own external linux servers
*
Hi Mike,
Burning as a data disc just puts the file on the disc, not what you
want. I assume you have an .iso file.
What you want to do is, from the main menu, click Backup Projects, and
then Burn Image.
Then browse to the .iso file, and click the Add button. Make sure your
writer is set as the
Note sure what you are proving there...that machine is slower, half the
RAM, almost half the storage, a crappy 250watt power supply, crappy
integrated graphics, and with shipping is $388.43, without speakers,
keyboard, and mouse! Who would want that one over Seans machine? :P
[EMAIL
Just thought I would mention that I've found this to be the easiest way
to setup Internet Exploder 6 on linux:
http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/page/Installation
It has a nice installer that sets it all up for you, including flash9
plugin, etc.
-Charles
Charles Jones wrote:
Lisa Kachold
Exploder 6 on linux:
http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/page/Installation
It has a nice installer that sets it all up for you, including flash9
plugin, etc.
-Charles
Charles Jones wrote:
Lisa Kachold wrote:
Charles, how is that notebook wireless connection and Apache2
Lisa Kachold wrote:
Charles, how is that notebook wireless connection and Apache2
VirtuaHost SSL issue I helped you troubleshoot for your home DSL Name
based virtual hosting during the InstallFest? I believe that was
you? That was a really fun day?
That wasn't me, but it sounds like it was
Kurt Granroth wrote:
* ^Subject:.*OT.*
The Subject rule will
match any instance of OT... even if it's part of another word. I
was tempted to put a regex in front and back to limit the matches but
didn't, since a) it wouldn't handle things like WayOT and the like
and b) I can't think of many
Lisa Kachold wrote:
No,
What question is No a response to?
you simply the filtering (beit procmail or simple ciscolearning
SharePoint Microsoft Exchange webmail, or Yahoo, MSN, gmail) as :OT
[notice space and preceeding colon].
Sure, my response was simply pointing out possible subjects that
booting Ubuntu I can get an edit
screen like that from your link For Installed Systems That Need
Adjustment. Is that where I add that acpi=off?
Yep, give that a try.
-Charles
On 2008-09-13 21:14, Charles Jones wrote:
Saw someone have this problem just yesterday...adding acpi=off to the
boot
Dan Lund wrote:
I lived by the Pentagon Pre-2000, and all i have to say is where are
the hundreds of people who where on the road driving right past it to
say yep, there was a plane!
Seriously?
Yeah that bugs me too...the plane flew right over the 395 and literally
knocked down some
Joshua Zeidner wrote:
Charles: lets see the pictures. You can end this discussion, along
with countless conspiracy theories right now by posting the pictures
you claim you have in your possession.
you can either post the pictures, or many here will assume you are
lying.
I never
I'm currently looking for a solution that will allow multi-party video
conferencing. Here are some preferred features:
* Ability to hold a video conference with more than 4 attendees
* Ability for multiple, seperate meetings with more than 4 attendees
(probably max of ~15 people using system at
hitting the Pentagon?
On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 5:14 PM, Charles Jones
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It can be fun sometimes...I was an eyewitness to the pentagon
strike, I was *there*, I have pictures, and video, and yet people
have actually told me that I
Patrick Jacques wrote:
Pics/Vid or STFU
Considering what STFU stands for, I think your response is highly
inappropriate and aggressive. I seriously hope you are just joking, as I
am sick and tired of internet tough guys, and especially of being
called a liar about things that I saw, so I am
Craig White wrote:
there are documented moments when such acts (killing innocent American
civilians on American soil) were actually contemplated by members of our
own government...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Northwoods
The Northwoods plan, while indeed ludicrous, was purely
Craig White wrote:
On Thu, 2008-09-11 at 18:53 -0700, Charles Jones wrote:
Craig White wrote:
there are documented moments when such acts (killing innocent American
civilians on American soil) were actually contemplated by members of our
own government...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
http://3btech.net/clgcpusbpodu.html
eculbert wrote:
Wife has a laptop that needed a fan, got a thermalake one that sits under the
vent hole in the bottom of the laptop. I made a tilted plywood base years ago
for it. Works fine. Was $14 at Fry's.
Ed/ke7feg Hurry up November...enough heat
Good thing I use ^B and ^F
US patent number 7,415,666 describes a method and system in a document
viewer for scrolling a substantially exact increment in a document, such
as one page, regardless of whether the zoom is such that some, all or
one page is currently being viewed.
They have the same or similar EULA on all their products from Gmail, to
Google Apps, etc. They basically say that you are giving them permission
to reformat or redisplay your data. For some reason people thinks this
means that they own everything you type, which is not true, and they
say so in
Nadim Hoque wrote:
Today Google released a new browser called Chrome
(www.google.com/chrome http://www.google.com/chrome). It is
apparently open source or at least has open source components such as
web kit and some Firefox things. Unfortunately it is windows only, but
they are going to
Alex Dean wrote:
Joshua Zeidner wrote:
I have to say the timing is good, as FF3 is pretty dismal. I want
to switch back to FF2, but don't know of any easy way.
What don't you like? My experience so far is that it renders pages
quite a bit faster than FF2, and the 'Awesome Bar' is
Alan Dayley wrote:
Any ideas how to get past this without riping the hard drive out?
Removing the hard drive on a laptop is not a big deal, at most
temporarily removing 2 screws. Then you can plug it into an IDE to USB
adapter
Robert Holtzman wrote:
On Tue, 12 Aug 2008, Charles Jones wrote:
koder wrote:
I use rsync
I posted a script on PLUG a bit ago that I use in exactly the same
environment as yours.
In the same thread I believe there were a few alternate suggestions.
Just thought that I would
koder wrote:
I use rsync
I posted a script on PLUG a bit ago that I use in exactly the same
environment as yours.
In the same thread I believe there were a few alternate suggestions.
Just thought that I would mention that rsnapshot uses rsync, and is
bascially just a fancy rsync script,
Jason Ross wrote:
Hello all,
I will be installing linux on a mac g4.
I was wondering if anyone is currently running a ppc linux server and if
so any distro recommendations.
We have debian running on a few Mac Xserve's. I think you can get PPC
builds of most distros these days.
-Charles
Bryan O'Neal wrote:
... Even if I was, are they going to let go all of their people? Doubt
it. ...
I work/ed for a real estate company. We went from over 50 people down
to 4 in a bit over a year. It is all about the boom and bust; ride the
wave as long as you can and try to bail before
Charles Jones wrote:
I have a CentOS laptop that is running firefox in kiosk mode (which
rotates various system displays and metrics). I'm having problems
disabling the screen blanking. Not only is it blanking the screen, but
some time after that is does a DPMS powerdown of the display
der.hans wrote:
moin moin,
still trying to watch these videos.
...
Looks like CoreAVC is required to view these :(.
Have you tried this: http://code.google.com/p/coreavc-for-linux/
-Charles
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I have a CentOS laptop that is running firefox in kiosk mode (which
rotates various system displays and metrics). I'm having problems
disabling the screen blanking. Not only is it blanking the screen, but
some time after that is does a DPMS powerdown of the display as well.
So far I have
I think its the h264 that is giving you the trouble. You need to
recompile ffmpeg with the --enable-x264 option. (While you are at it,
might as well also do --enable-xvid, --enable-faac. Expect to have to
install some -devel package prerequisites.
-Charles
der.hans wrote:
$ ffmpeg -i
@
P.S. I suspect you will still need to also add x264 support :(
-Charles
Charles Jones wrote:
I think its the h264 that is giving you the trouble. You need to
recompile ffmpeg with the --enable-x264 option. (While you are at it,
might as well also do --enable-xvid, --enable-faac. Expect
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25543624
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7475986.stm
Icann, voted unanimously to relax the strict rules on so-called
top-level domain names...
Under the new plans, domain names can be based on any string of letters,
in any script.
Individuals will be able to register a domain based on their own
This is the second time I have composed this email. The first subject
was a bit more diplomatic. I was writing an email to share a post (
http://blog.sontek.net/2008/06/30/windows-hater-in-response-to-linux-hater/
) that I read about the failings of MS-Windows. Ironically in the middle
of
It seems that Bill Gates is just as frustrated as the rest of the
windows users:
http://blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com/microsoft/archives/141821.asp
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Charles Jones wrote:
So he learned some valuable lessons:
1. Always call binaries by their full path (use /bin/ls) so you don't
get bitten by an alias or something in $PATH overriding
2. bash -x -c 'command(s)' is helpful for debugging command-line shell
3. In some cases it's better to use
I am not able to find the publicly accessible download link, but I can
grab it from the internal site and put it somewhere if you need.
-Charles
David Huerta wrote:
Hey guys,
I was wondering if anyone knew where I could acquire a copy of Cisco
Systems' VPN Client for Linux, as the Cisco
Fritz wrote:
So, what I can't figure out is why the gov't just doesn't
release the video footage and show everyone that
it was really a 757, not a cruise missile (as the conspiracy
theorist claim), that crashed into the Pentagon and
put an end to this nonsense?
I've wondered that myself.
Craig White wrote:
I'm sure that this will amuse many here...
http://thewebsiteisdown.com/
I was hoping it was real and not scripted, but was still pretty amusing.
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Lisa Kachold wrote:
Who can even say what really happened on 9/11, the corruption is soo
deep and complete?
I've encountered many people who say that 9/11 was executed by
everything from the NY Firefighters, to the secret service. I've
discovered that some people simply prefer to believe in
Fritz wrote:
Charles Jones wrote:
Charles, would you care to comment on the following?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Northwoods
If this is really true, it's quite disturbing.
Is this just made up Internet gibberish?
As James Bamford summarizes in his book Body
Robert Holtzman wrote:
Just had occasion to look at my /etc/mtab and the file system names had
changed from /dev/sda* to /dev/sdb*. My /etc/fstab still shows /dev/sda*.
This may have happened when I recently used gparted to create 3 new
partitions (which I have yet to designate labels or
Lisa,
I like the idea of the live broadcast. I've recently started playing
around with webcast sites like seesmic, yahoo live, etc. I was surprised
at how easy it is and how little bandwidth it takes. We considered using
Yahoo Live at work for teleconference meetings, but so far we are
Joseph Sinclair wrote:
Last I checked Compiz doesn't play well with dual monitors, so you may have
to give up that particular requirement.
Friday I had compiz working with dual monitors. I didn't try the cube
effect, but I had window animations and whatnot working.
der.hans wrote:
Am 24. Jun, 2008 schwätzte Charles Jones so:
Joseph Sinclair wrote:
Last I checked Compiz doesn't play well with dual monitors, so you
may have to give up that particular requirement.
Friday I had compiz working with dual monitors. I didn't try the cube
effect, but I had
Just thought that I (the friend, heh) would add that the Pilot model
plays video VERY well (full 30FPS). A friend who bought one says he
likes it better than his video IPod (especially since he doesn't need
iTunes to put media on it).
The sport model also plays video, but it has a smaller
Can anyone recommend an electrical contractor that deals with large UPS
installations? We recently received a donation of some rather beefy UPS
units that I would love to enhance our small office datacenter with. I
need someone who can come in and figure out if we have enough capacity
in our
http://www.spreadfirefox.com/en-US/worldrecord
I can't even get to the above URL...I guess they are getting DOS'd by
downloads...I wonder if yum update counts :)
-Charles
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-com.geo.mozilla.com.
www-mozilla-com.geo.mozilla.com is an alias for
www-mozilla-com.glb.mozilla.com.
www-mozilla-com.glb.mozilla.com has address 63.245.209.10
I guess they didn't update all of their cluster nodes or something :P
-Charles
Charles Jones wrote:
They totally botched the launch. If you go to
http
One of my coworkers often uses vim.exe :-) You could always install
OpenOffice Suite for windows.
-Charles
Trent Shipley wrote:
Does anyone know of a good FOSS text editor for Windows?
I have used Xemacs, but it doesn't come with a dictionary
Lisa Kachold wrote:
Yea the no storage bytes it bigtime!
Prolly want to try to snag a iscsi fiber channel card [check carefully
that it's not toast and compatible with that chassis] and say an old
StorageTek 3310 [and resident drives] from Ebay!
The StorageTek's became boat anchors when
Here are some pics I snapped of the servers before I left work today. I
shoved an office chair into the frame so you could get an idea of the
scale. Note on any of the URLs yhou can s/sized// if you want to see a
larger version.
Rear view:
Hmm it looks like I accidentally doubled the RAM estimates...that's what
I get for sending emails at 2:30am :)
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Er... Put me on the list, if it's still empty enough. I'm having visions of
co-lo'ed game servers.
Charles Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have some spare Sun 6500's (basically a 4500/5500 racked in its own
cabinet). If anyone is interested in them, let me know and I
.
Imagine screaming fast rock solid Linux but with a much deeper tcp/ip
stack and actual swapping proc rather than rather than paging memory!
Oh, and did I mention dtrace tools?
*/Charles Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
I don't think they would work as game servers. They are Sun
servers
As I said they are full size racks...taller than I am. The machine
itself could be an end table, but the entire thing, on its side, would
be more like a coffee table :)
I will see if I can find out the specs today or tommorrow. I will plug
em in and make sure they work.
-Charles
Lisa
Ted Gould wrote:
Hey all,
So I'm in the position where I'd like to have a little more computing
power close to me instead of in the cloud. But, I really don't want
to put a computer in my office, I'd prefer to hide it in the local
cloud.
It seems like the two issues now become dust and
mike havens wrote:
http://www.xcelplus.com/products/printables/Automotive_Testimonials.pdf
So how long have you worked for Lubrilon? ;)
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so.
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 7:16 PM, Charles Jones
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
mike havens wrote:
http://www.xcelplus.com/products/printables/Automotive_Testimonials.pdf
So how long have you worked for Lubrilon
When you install, it does warn you that there is no password and it
suggests (including showing you the exact command to use) that you set
one. I also believe that you can only connect with no password from
localhost.
-Charles
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or are you saying that the installation
It sounds like the motherboard was replaced? Is she using a PCI ethernet
card or the onboard? The reason I ask is because I believe that cox
locks your modem to the MAC address of your NIC, so if she got a new
mobo and is using the onboard...the MAC address will be different and
you have to
FYI you should be able to go to http://192.168.100.1 to get to the cable
modem interface, where you should be able to see what sort of error it
is getting. At least that's the IP that worked for me both when I had a
Cox-provided motorola surfboard modem, as well as with the Linksys one I
have
Technomage Hawke wrote:
ok guys, I am in immediate need of some help here.
I just had a western digital WD500ks fail on me. it started with some
filesystem errors about 3 hours ago and after I restarted the machine,
it failed to be detected in BIOS and makes a loud clack on startup
(this
Just thought that I would add, that if the process is already running
(you forgot to run it with nohup), you can still protect it via:
1. Ctrl-Z (suspends the process)
2. bg (runs the process in background)
3. disown %1 (detaches the process from the pty...same effect as nohup)
4. Logout and
Carlos Macedo Gomes wrote:
Ooohhh man. I was playing Galaga Mrs. Pacman at Dave Buster's in
Tempe and now Sinister :-). Man I recked myself on that game many a
weekend and afternoon...
I Hunger!!!
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Josef Lowder wrote:
.
-- http://www.upquick.com/humor/images/keybrdsnacks.jpg
Maybe I should get one of those...I'm one of those people who never go
to lunch (as compared to the rest of the office, which seems to have a
fixation for trying to find a place to eat lunch that they have not
I figure it's time for the quarterly Unix Cheat Sheet email ;-)
http://cb.vu/unixtoolbox.xhtml
This one seems pretty decent, and has examples for multiple distros.
-Charles
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Josef Lowder wrote:
.
Last year I used the IRS supplied pdf forms to prepare my tax returns.
When I finished filling in the fill-in pdf forms, somehow, I converted
each one to a new pdf form that had *fixed* data for printing out,
emailing, etc. But now I can't remember how I did that.
Josef Lowder wrote:
On Mon, 17 Mar 2008 18:07:30 -0700, Charles Jones wrote
Josef Lowder wrote:
.
Last year I used the IRS supplied pdf forms to prepare my tax returns.
When I finished filling in the fill-in pdf forms, somehow, I converted
each one to a new pdf form that had *fixed
Just thought I would mention that I know someone whose mail client was
malfunctioning (trying to login with the wrong password over and over),
and their IP was blocked with the same symptoms that you have. Is there
any chance that you did something to trigger their IPS? If so then the
solution
software on servers outside your network for proper testing). After you
are reasonably sure your network is secure, please submit your IP
addresses to Yahoo! for retesting
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/postmaster/defer.html.
-Charles
Charles Jones wrote:
Just thought I would mention
My Fiancee has a POS system and uses Qwest DSL. I just ssh'd into the
server and did a test with wget, here are the results:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ wget
https://netconnect.paymentech.net/NetConnect/controler
--10:41:39-- https://netconnect.paymentech.net/NetConnect/controler
Resolving
Craig White wrote:
OK - truly simplifying my issue to a point where someone should be able
to explain this to me...
# my starting file
$ cat test-db.txt
A 1
B 2
C 3
# this is what I want
$ cat test-db.txt | cat test-db.txt | sed 's/ /\\ /g' | sed ':a;N;$!
ba;s/\n/ /g'
A\ 1 B\ 2 C\ 3
Bleh...I was like what pornographic image? so I went back and looked
and sadly noticed it this time. At least we weren't goatse'd :P
Joshua Zeidner wrote:
that site scores high on the raunchy scale... any technical tips on
removing that pornographic image from the page you linked
Give this a try:
cat /path/to/filenames_file.xt |xargs pdftk
-Charles
Craig White wrote:
I have an awkward situation with pdftk
I have a file with filenames that I want to pass to pdftk as input
files.
according to the man page...
input PDF files | - | PROMPT
A list of the input PDF
I just noticed that you said some of the filenames have spaces, so use
the -0 option, which should take care of that (man xargs for more info).
-Charles
Charles Jones wrote:
Give this a try:
cat /path/to/filenames_file.xt |xargs pdftk
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