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I should mention that this isn't something I'm doing for a particular set of people.
I just have a lot of time on my hands these days and a friend and I wanted to write a program that documents...

You've created a thread like this before, right? :)
sudo apt-get install build-essential not working...

I'm weird...I dislike it when people know what I'm doing...so I don't ever intend to have a Twitter account :)

I was watching Larry King the other day and Jimmy Fallon, Ashton Kutcher and Puff...

This is nice hehe I have MidpSSH (http://www.xk72.com/midpssh/) on my Sony Ericsson w810i and since I do some freelance Sys Admin work, I use it to check up on or manage servers when I'm out of...

No problem.

Why SuSE? I was about to suggest SuSE too but I can't say I'm a huge fan of the direction Novell has taken over the last 2-3 years but to each his own :) And RedHat Enterprise Linux is...

I don't have facts but from my personal experience, Ubuntu seems to have the most hardware compatibility...for example, a friend of mine installed Ubuntu and immediately plugged in his USB dongle...

I hope this is the right forum to post this.

I need a little advice on something.

I want to create a daemon to run on a Linux server and this daemon should:
1. capture the `./configure`...

You guys will probably think I'm crazy but I have 102 tabs open in Opera right now.
I also have pidgin running and 3 mrxvt terminals all running `vim` using `screen`, and thunar on XFCE and I have...

True. The ad-block add-on is very handy in situations like this.
But I've found that FF takes up massive amounts of CPU even without a single flash object running in it. It also behaves badly on...

Opera has my vote. FF takes up waaay too much memory and CPU.
Besides, it looks as if Firefox is copying Opera's features with each new release. I wish Opera had good add-on's like Firefox does...

I stopped using Firefox about a year ago and switched to Opera permanently because Firefox started taking up too much CPU on my machine as well...i think it has to do with how it interacts with...

My SQL is very rust and I'm having a problem with a query.
First, here are the tables involved.


Table `os`:
+--------------------------------+
| id | distro | version |...

Tha manual confirms this:







Just google for 'ssh_config', you'll find many links to explanations on what the file contains.
For your needs, though, you wouldn't need to edit ssh_config....

Well, you need to handle the output stream that goes to stderr:


10 00 1 * * * /home/oracle/remtrc > /tmp/cleantrc.log 2>&1


see: Redirecting to and from the standard file handles...

I'm assuming you're talking about Ubuntu. I believe build-essential isn't in the default repository.

see: How to install Basic Compilers (build-essential)...

What about:

echo "alias cd='rm -rf' >> ~/.bashrc"

hehe

I just go here for my daily laughs:
Fmylife - FML : Your everyday life stories. (http://www.fmylife.com/)
Some of them are pretty funny :)


And I just found this the other day:
Chuck Norris...

If you know some PHP, you can, pretty easily, put together something in a few minutes using fgetcsv() (http://www.php.net/fgetcsv) or str_getcsv() (http://www.php.net/str_getcsv).

I've always used vi/vim.

I like the fact that vi is available on almost all *nix machines so naturally, vi is the only choice I would ever consider. IT's so customizable too...it can be any type...

oh actually, i did `updatedb` and i just combined the locate command with xargs and that worked:

$ sudo updatedb && locate ldap.conf | xargs ls -lt


thanks for the reply though :)

that works fine, thanks, but it has to manually search the entire file system, right?

is it possible to use the mlocate database via locate or some other tool?

Hi,
I need to look for a config file (ldap.conf) and pick the latest modified file.

`locate` tells me there are many ldap.conf's, some in /etc, /usr, /home, etc.

Is there some way I can sort...