dustybin: fortune just said
dustybin: Earth is 98% full ... please delete anyone you can.
dustybin: LOL
m3tti: lol
m3tti: there is enugh place for everyone
m3tti: /s/place/space
alisonken1home: Add to the Darwin Awards Today!

< SpaceHobo> mwalling: I thought you loved me with a big huge love!
< mwalling> no, thats Yaakov
< mwalling> mines smaller
< Solver> most men aren't prepared to admit i
< mwalling> aww shit, thats going to get taken out of context isnt it
< Solver> only sligtly
< Marius> yes, yes it is.

< pigdude> RickRaven: I mean, setting up a standard Ubuntu LAMP stack is super-easy and doesn't put stuff in weird non-standard places like /srv
< pigdude> RickRaven: most of what you need is in the first page or two here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
< pigdude> RickRaven: their docs are pretty nice
< Karrde> /srv is a standard btw: http://www.pathname.com/fhs/pub/fhs-2.3.html
<@pparadis> pigdude: /srv is not a weird and non-standard place to put things
< Karrde> -1 pparadis, slow
<@pparadis> haha
< pigdude> I stand corrected. I guess I'm just averse to creating new directories in /
* pigdude roots about
<@pparadis> pigdude: /srv exists by default
< RickRaven> how do you do these *** asterisks
< pigdude> pparadis: not on bsd
< RickRaven> pparadis, so what would you suggest, i deployed with stacks and there is an ugly directory under www like li184-60.members... i dont like it what should i do? reinstall from the beginning or change the config?
<@pparadis> pigdude: we don't provide BSD servers

< meharo> are all new VPSes from linode on RAID10?
<@caker> our RAID goes to 11.
<@Perihelion> I can count to potato.
< meharo> woul you mind explaining me i :)
<@caker> it's one louder than 10
< Nivex> Perihelion: Do you get your Thursdays from a banana?
<@Perihelion> Yes.
< Nivex> Sweet!
< meharo> ok. are all new VPSes RAID?11 ready

<shell-fu> alisonken1lap, my friend said the slackbook is useless... i'll give it a go though... w/e
<shell-fu> i don't have a life, so i'm reading something useless
<shell-fu> to go with my useless life

<shell-fu> hey, whoever was looking for the way they can find the slackware version of their OS, just type 'uname -a' if that ubuntu utility is in slackware.

<sickn3ss> guys need a good firewall for my slackware
<sickn3ss> :D
<gnubien> sickn3ss: depends on your needs, slackfire works good for me
<sickn3ss> I will give it a try :D
<Skywise> whats wrong with iptables?
<arfon> It was written by aliens
<Skywise> bob writes lots of stuff, its ok
<arfon> (the UFO kind)
<Skywise> yeah, thats him
<sickn3ss> I've configured IP tables :P just want another one.

rabbitea1 : how can I put 40 gigs of mp3's into one file?
adrien : rabbitea1: honestly? by kicking yourself in your head
tsccof : rabbitea1: tar it?
rabbitea1 : adrien: no seriously
rabbitea1 : cat them together?
adrien : you want a 40GB mp3?
rabbitea1 : yes!
tsccof : rabbitea1: cat them
adrien : and you expect players to work ok with such things?
adrien : why do you want to do that?
rabbitea1 : mplayer will
rabbitea1 : ya its to minimize complexity

< Craighton> on phpinfo it says Virtual Directory Support is Disabled. How do I enable it?
< SelfishMan> Craighton: do you even know what that is?
< Craighton> yes
< SelfishMan> are you sure?
< Craighton> I'm 99.999999% positive
< SelfishMan> Well, when people really know what it is then they know how it works and how to enable it
< SelfishMan> It is enabled by Zend Thread Saftey and really has nothing to do with what most people think it does
< Craighton> so chances is I don't need it enabled

*headdesk*

< cacao> I have a problem with font. When I type xterm -s edges I have the following error : No absolute path found for shell: edges.pcf.gz
< cacao> When I do a find I found this : /usr/share/fonts/misc/edges.pcf.gz
< adrien> xterm -s /usr/share/fonts/misc/edges.pcf.gz
< adrien> ?
< Zordrak> cacao: why are you giving it a font as a shell?
< cacao> I have this error : No absolute path found for shell: /usr/share/fonts/misc/edges.pcf.gz
< cacao> Zordrak: ???
< slava_dp> lol
* adrien learns to read