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[13:28]<tfkdfn>if not that may not work for all cases
[13:28]<zfuz-vzzz-xuzzzz>blackace, thx for your help
[13:28]<jnff-o-fysxy>TFKyle: (^env|.*/env) ?
[13:28]<tfkdfn>yeah, thats good
[13:28]<sxyczdzzuot>blackace: it's searching for networks for eth0 an eth1...since i'm always on the move i'm always changing the way i connect...so i wanted it to not try to dhcpcd any networks on boot
[13:28]<zjgeejz>Anyone here has problem with Mozilla-firefox craching when trying to download file?
[13:28]<2frrarrn>shikamaru85: then remove those initscripts from your runlevels.
[13:29]<jnff-o-fysxy>TFKyle: just tried. have to specify full path
[13:29]<sxyczdzzuot>blackace: i'm a bit of a noob...could u explain a little more plz
[13:29]<jnff-o-fysxy>wait.. i was testing with fish
[13:29]<jnff-o-fysxy>lemme try basj
[13:29]<tfkdfn>in revbuild I can just use Searcher.Abs, as I parse PATH :)
[13:29]<jnff-o-fysxy>bash
[13:29]<jnff-o-fysxy>nope. needs full path
[13:29]<fzyrjfyv>gonzzor: hmm, that's and old problem, happend to me once, and some friends, don't really know the cause or the cure, try recompiling it or something
[13:29]<jnff-o-fysxy>still could check for ^env
[13:29]<2frrarrn>shikamaru85: the handbook covers post-install networking and the use of rc-update.
[13:29]<jnff-o-fysxy>or ^env\s
[13:30]<jnff-o-fysxy>better :)
[13:30]<sxyczdzzuot>blackace: ok, tks
[13:30]<zjgeejz>Frigolit: Just recompiled it when upgrading it to 1.5.0.7... Gonna search some before I recompile..
[13:30]<jnff-o-fysxy>TFKyle: (^env|.*/env)\s
[13:30]<jnff-o-fysxy>:)
[13:30]<jnff-o-fysxy>TFKyle: ^(env|.*/env)\s after removing "#!"
[13:30]<fzyrjfyv>gonzzor: okay do that, and if you find something, please tell me :D i have some friends who could use that information
[13:31]<jnff-o-fysxy>TFKyle: ^#\!(env|.*/env)\s
[13:31]<jnff-o-fysxy>fun fun fun
[13:32]<tfkdfn>Jell-O-Fishi: also, probably don't want to use .* there unless you use .*?, could just use the character class of not-whitespace though
[13:32]<tfkdfn>that's just a technicality though :)
[13:32]<jnff-o-fysxy>TFKyle: moo
[13:33]<zjznzzr22>Anyone know how I would recursively go through a list of directories with find, and then remove the last 5 characters from each filename - so doing a rename.. find /dir -name *.html -exec rename {} minus the .html part of the file \; ?
[13:33]<tfkdfn>\S
[13:33]<jnff-o-fysxy>RogerRabb: sed
[13:35]<zjznzzr22>would you be able to give me an example of how I would use that in this situation Jell-O-Fishi?
[13:35]<jnff-o-fysxy>RogerRabb: or simpler. `basename \{\} .html`
[13:35]<jnff-o-fysxy>i think that might work
[13:35]<jnff-o-fysxy>lemme try
[13:35]<tfkdfn>you can probably use \ encoded spaces, meh
[13:36]<gjw-hrgm>Is there an app for Gentoo that will allow me to extract stuffit archives?
[13:36]<tfkdfn>rare enough case not to care :P
[13:36]<pzzzyjvx>nox-Hand: Yes, it's called stuffit.
[13:37]<21ga>* app-arch/stuffit
[13:37]<gjw-hrgm>Thanks farrioth! Cheers b3nj :)
[13:37]<zjznzzr22>cheers Jell-O-Fishi ;)
[13:37]<jnff-o-fysxy>RogerRabb: managed ?
[13:38]<zjznzzr22>er?
[13:38]<jnff-o-fysxy>sec.
[13:38]<zjznzzr22>I could quickly do this in python etc..but I thought this sort of thing could pretty easily be done with things already built
[13:39]<jfznzn0w>does anyone know howto get my sound working: /var/tmp/portage/alsa-driver-1.0.11/work/alsa-driver-1.0.11/pci/hda/../../alsa-kernel/pci/hda/hda_intel.c: 516: hda_intel azx_get_response timeout, switching to single_cmd mode...
[13:40]<jnff-o-fysxy>RogerRabb: hmm.. basename useless..
[13:40]<cygzrgnnw>hi need a quick little help what would be best to make 3 hardrives seem as one using raid i would like them all to seems as one so one big raid and if possible mabe a a redundecy
[13:41]<zjznzzr22>k.. how about sed?
[13:41]<zjznzzr22>are they all the same size kieran491?
[13:41]<cygzrgnnw>yes
[13:41]<zjznzzr22>you could raid 5 if that's the case
[13:41]<cygzrgnnw>mmk
[13:41]<cygzrgnnw>ohh yeah none are root
[13:41]<zjznzzr22>since that requires a minimum of 3 drives
[13:42]<cygzrgnnw>hmm hmm
[13:42]<cygzrgnnw>and if one dies will i be informed?
[13:42]<zjznzzr22>and will give you n - 1 where n is the number of drives for space
[13:42]<zjznzzr22>it uses striping + parity information
[13:42]<zjznzzr22>so you can lose up to one drive
[13:42]<zjznzzr22>then you replace and rebuild array
[13:42]<cygzrgnnw>hmm
[13:43]<rjpmpysx>RogerRabb: while read i; do mv "$i" "${i%.html}"; done < <(find /dir -type f -name "*.html")
[13:43]<cygzrgnnw>say if i had
[13:43]<dja|xjdn>RogerRabb: lay off the enter key please :)
[13:43]<cygzrgnnw>369 GB of space on this harddrives raided up together with raid how much will i loose?
[13:43]<jnff-o-fysxy>RogerRabb: sorry. no idea atm.
[13:43]<aejgjw>ku
[13:44]<aejgjw>kieran491: you get the space of N - 1 drives with raid5
[13:44]<jnff-o-fysxy>RogerRabb: there are some mass-rename scripts out there though.
[13:44]<zjznzzr22>... yeah because I'm really spamming the channel with 6 word sentences.. you and your power trips ;)
[13:44]<cygzrgnnw>so i would be kinda loosing 1 hardrive to raid 5? (not loose but space wise)?
[13:45]<aejgjw>kieran491: yup, as long as your drives are of the same size
[13:45]<cygzrgnnw>hmm
[13:45]<svyffugcgjwg>you always "loose" one with raid5
[13:45]<zjznzzr22>kieran491 using n - 1.. you have for example 3 320GB drives, giving a total usable space of 640GB.. the other 320GB drive is used for parity
[13:45]<aejgjw>it's worth it if you got a few drives
[13:45]<cygzrgnnw>mmk
[13:45]<cygzrgnnw>is that my best option?
[13:46]<zjznzzr22>if you want redundancy, with just 3 drives, uh huh
[13:46]<cygzrgnnw>and if i dont want a redundancy what would be my best option?
[13:46]<aejgjw>JBOD
[13:47]<svyffugcgjwg>use them as seperate drives
[13:47]<aejgjw>striping across 3 drives is too risky
[13:47]<svyffugcgjwg>why?
[13:47]<zjznzzr22>yep jbod or raid 0 (but with raid 0 you will lose all data if one drive dies)
[13:47]<cygzrgnnw>ugh
[13:47]<cygzrgnnw>jsut setting up a mythtv box
[13:47]<aejgjw>i'd do araid0 / and keep /home on a JBOD
[13:47]<cygzrgnnw>soo that data is not that sensitive
[13:47]<cygzrgnnw>whats a JBOD?
[13:48]<aejgjw>just a bunch of dsiks
[13:48]<aejgjw>*disks
[13:48]<cygzrgnnw>ohh k
[13:48]<cygzrgnnw>intresting stuff
[13:48]<cygzrgnnw>i think i will stick with Raid5
[13:48]<frnlln>nerdy acronym :p

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