At 10:21 03/01/2001 +1000, you wrote:
>I should know how to do this but how can I convert a stack of files
>from CRLF to LF format?
well... for one file, sed "s/^M$//" infile > outfile, press CTRL-V CTRL-M
to get the ^M
Not sure about a stack of files.
find . -name \* -exec sed "s/^M$//" {
ng and it works fine,
thanks Peter
Brock Stupid Henry
At 10:04 28/12/2000 +1100, you wrote:
>On Thu, 28 Dec 2000 09:06:17 +1100, Brock Henry wrote:
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> >I have a database, with 50,000 or so records (not sure, don't know command
> >to check) and created an index on it &qu
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is about the time it took
from the mysql command line before I created the index.
So it seems that the perl program isn't using the index.
Anyone got any ideas?
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Perl definitely.
It basically kicks arse for all those things. Especially Data manipulation
(m regular expressions), and it's easy to learn the basics, and there
is lots more to learn as well.
Brock Henry
At 10:42 15/12/2000 +1100, you wrote:
>I need to learn a languag
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Where the hell is this font?!?!?!
the NetStation works very similar to the linux box, it's a netbsd thing and
the directory structure is the same for the part I'm interested in.
Brock Henry
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I haven't done this before, but
http://search.cpan.org/search?mode=module&query=mime shows lots of modules
that will do it.
Brock Henry
At 14:48 05/12/2000 +1100, you wrote:
>I have a progect that involves being able to send mail to a smtp server.
>This now requires to
x doesnt have a cd-rom drive - would it be best to install off
>floppies or do a network install?
For full distro network install, but see question number 1.
>6. Is there anything else I will need that I havent mentioned?
*shrug*
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nd both give me lots of numbers
to look at, but I can't see the info I'm actually after. It might be there,
and I just can't see it *shrug*.
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ort, but I don't really
know much about that.
Hope This Helps
Brock Henry
At 12:31 06/11/2000 +1100, you wrote:
>Hi Slug'ers!
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>I'm trying to set-up a linux box (redhat7) to do the IP accounting for
>a bunch of servers that we host. We'd like to count exactly ho
I second this, nmap has been invaluable for me working out what IP's are
still free.
just get everyone to turn on every PC, then ./nmap -sP 10.10.10.0-255
just does a ping scan, tells u what machines are up, doesn't query for OS
type or anything else.
Brock Henry
At 11:37 20/09/
but I think it's gonna work start through the login manager as well.
Thanks :)
Brock Henry
At 12:58 12/09/2000 +1000, you wrote:
>Brock Henry wrote:
> > if I go to non X mode (init 3), and do startx it starts up a plain old X
> > session, non KDE.
>
>What happens if y
:)
Any ideas what's still broken?
I think I have to tell the kdm what type of session I'm after, something
about a file called .Xsession rings a bell, but I don't seem to have one of
them.
Brock Henry
PS: when kdm runs the screen does refresh better,
is a problem, the fix is usually always the same and straightforward,
namely reboot the Terminal Adapter.
Also we use an APC masterswitch which is a kewl device for remotely
(telnet, http, etc) rebooting comms equipment in case anyone was wondering :)
Brock Henry
At 09:39 25/08/2000 +1000,
Sounds like you have to tell the modem to answer, not linux.
Have as part of the modem initialization string ATS0=1 which means pick up
after 1 ring.
it's a shame when even the teacher can't work it out.
Brock henry
At 15:58 22/08/2000 +1000, you wrote:
>I am currently studyi
one webserver. Now that I think about it I could
multihome the webserver as well (AIX) but I don't think I want to go that way.
Our internet router won't route any of the 10.10.n.n packets.
Any flaws in my plan?
Brock Henry
At 12:24 22/08/2000 +1000, you wrote:
> > Can
Anyone have any ideas?
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My squid when it was set to 100 as default used 99MB
Brock Henry
At 09:45 11/08/2000 +1000, Stephen Mills wrote:
>with a default install of squid, it will allocate 100 megs for cached
>objects, my cache at present is taking up 120 megs, im keeping an eye on
>it.
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