d"
$ echo $num | sed -s "s/end$/start/"
something to do here is a dollar sign at the start
$
Of course zsh is no different either.
$ exec zsh
host% num="something to do here is a dollar sign at the end"
host% echo $num | sed -s "s/end$/start/"
something to do here
Hiyas,
So trying to get some live audio happening via ices2, which in turn will go
through icecast2. Currently icecast2 is working a charm for pre-recordings.
What I want to get running is the live streaming audio capability of ices2. I
have copied the example file (the docos online are a bit
> I've been ignoring for the past few months a problem with my system whenever
> it reboots. Which happens to be quite often actually (dual boot). I have 3
> partitions which are raid-1 (md0, md1, md2), and ext3 fs types.
>
> md0 = /boot
> md1 = /
> md2 = other
>
> For some reason md1 is busy
Hiyas, I figured I'd send a bit more info. Ubuntu set this up for me. The
grub entry for this kernel image is pointing to /dev/md1 for root. I am
thinking this is more of a process that is hanging around maybe after the kill
is sent out? Do binary drivers have this sort of problem? I have bot
Hiyas,
I've been ignoring for the past few months a problem with my system whenever
it reboots. Which happens to be quite often actually (dual boot). I have 3
partitions which are raid-1 (md0, md1, md2), and ext3 fs types.
md0 = /boot
md1 = /
md2 = other
For some reason md1 is busy on the re
> Yet under all the Preferences I've ticked all the correct boxes explicitly
> allowing Javascript. My Gnome network proxy is set to allow direct
> internet connection (unlike T*bird & F*fox I never managed to get
> it working) and I'm at a loss ...
What's the gnome network proxy?
Chris-
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