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<chillywilly> ddttmm: werd
<ddttmm> wihrd
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<chillywilly> what does dtm expand to?
<chillywilly> I thought your last name was Bethe ;)
<dtm> that is correct
<dtm> it doesn't expand to anything!  it's just a unique tla!
<chillywilly> so dtm is not your initials then?
<dtm> correct
<dtm> just something i picked when i entered ksu.edu
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<dtm> i thought about it for like the whole preceding year
<dtm> right on
<chillywilly> I was born to run debian ;)
<dtm> hah
<dtm> excellent
<dtm> It is your..... desssssssssstinyyyyyyyy.
<chillywilly> w000t!
<ajmitch> ahahaha
<dtm> << mechanized breathing apparatus sound >>
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<chillywilly> you know what man?
<chillywilly> LOTR rules!
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<dtm> asdfasdf: aloha
<ajmitch> ok
<chillywilly> ouch!
<asdfasdf> how-dee.
<dtm> asdfasdf == rsb of OST
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<ajmitch> ah, it is rsb, the legend
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<dtm> *tee hee*
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<dtm> denied!
<chillywilly> see at least he has the kahonies to se his *real* initials ;)
<chillywilly> s/se/use/
<dtm> heheheheh
<chillywilly> he's got a pair like grape fruits man....I dunno how he walks around ;)
<asdfasdf> is derek around?
<chillywilly> maybe
<chillywilly> it is a possibility
<asdfasdf> it is also possible that he will fly out of my butt
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<chillywilly> asdfasdf: let's hope not ;)
<asdfasdf> not a strong possibility
<chillywilly> you would enjoy that entirely too much
<chillywilly> ;)
<asdfasdf> I think I'm having a mid-project crisis (not relating to my ass)
<asdfasdf> I have the sudden urge to just dump all my projects and move to hawaii.
<ajmitch> so do it
<ajmitch> run as far away from dtm as you can
<asdfasdf> Well, that's why it's a crisis, dan keeps pulling me back in.
<ajmitch> ahh
<ajmitch> with the lure of fast money
<ajmitch> ?
<asdfasdf> Just when you think you've got out!  He keeps pulling me back in!!!!
<ajmitch> evil, isn't he?
<asdfasdf> A little gangster movie allusion there.
<asdfasdf> Quite.
Action: chillywilly heas heard thay *somewhere* before ;)
<asdfasdf> Acutally, I'm not getting anywhere with my free software projects because I just don't have the time to do everything I want to do.
<asdfasdf> It's rather frustrating.
<chillywilly> join the club
<asdfasdf> I think I went about it the wrong way.
<ajmitch> just empty your bank account & run
<asdfasdf> tempting
<asdfasdf> actually, money is part of it.
<chillywilly> the solution is simple you just need to do more in less time ;)
<ajmitch> ah
<chillywilly> yea
<ajmitch> chillywilly: how is your hacking going?
<asdfasdf> I probably could have retired by now if I didn't have this urge to work this stuff into my business.
<chillywilly> that'll be $1,000 consulting fee
<chillywilly> thanks
<asdfasdf> First you have to tell me how to do more in less time, and don't say meth.
<chillywilly> ajmitch: slow ;)
<chillywilly> asdfasdf: that was actually a reference to thsi goofy radio commercial
<chillywilly> they setup a scenario that they hired this "consultant" to help bost productivity
<chillywilly> boost
<chillywilly> then he says that line
<chillywilly> it's funny
<asdfasdf> ha
<ajmitch> meth won't do it for you
<asdfasdf> Sounds like a two bobs clone
<chillywilly> they ask the same question you asked and he keeps repeating variantions of the same thing
<asdfasdf> ajmitch: I've considered it seriously
<ajmitch> i think that it would slow down your productivity significantly
<chillywilly> and then the lady goes
<chillywilly> "Adn we pay you for this?"
<chillywilly> And
<ajmitch> sometimes you get more done when you've got less to do
<asdfasdf> ajmitch: That's true.  I am looking to dump a few things, but more projects keep popping up.  It's project fire sale time.
<chillywilly> you have to tell yourself you can't do them all
<chillywilly> and just pick the ones that you care about the most
<chillywilly> thus keeping your load down
<asdfasdf> But I'm PROJECT MANNNN!
<ajmitch> i know that i can never do more than 1 or 2 serious projects
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<asdfasdf> I have no choice with some of them.  I always have about 6 or 7 projects going at work, but what I can do is leave that mess to work hours, and then have one or two outside work.
<chillywilly> asdfasdf: can you hear that?
<asdfasdf> Problem is I have about 100 outside work.  Hear what?
<chillywilly> asdfasdf: it the world's smallest violin playing just for you ;)
<asdfasdf> I thought that's what it was.
<asdfasdf> Could also have been one of these damn mosquitos.
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<chillywilly> reading The Two Tower that is ;)
<chillywilly> Towers
<asdfasdf> Here's a sometimes controversial comment to keep you awake:  No fully GNU system can exist.
<asdfasdf> Well, o.k. it can, but not practically speaking.
<chillywilly> the Hurd does indeed run
<ajmitch> depends what you mean by 'fully GNU'
<asdfasdf> True, but on an Intel processor
<asdfasdf> That processor is a representation of someone's code at Intel, and it's proprietary.
<asdfasdf> The chips in your hard drive are similarly designed.
<asdfasdf> The BIOS, the firmware, etc. all proprietary.
<asdfasdf> So how much should we complain if a card has non-GNU firmware on it? Non-GNU firmware that loads at runtime from a hard drive?  Non-GNU drivers?  These are all shades of non-GNU-ness
<asdfasdf> Practically speaking, GNU will never have the patents necessary to make it happen.
<asdfasdf> There will always be some shade of GNU.
<asdfasdf> Well, I'm crashing out.  TTYL.
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<dtm> Yeah.  See?  He shut YOU guys up!  ;)
<dtm> h0h0
<dtm> j/k
<jcWork> dtm: you are at ksu.edu?
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<ajmitch> jcater!
<ajmitch> he was :)
<jcater> what a small world
<dtm> ok jcater has massive amnesia  :)
<dtm> jcater: remember when we started a channel to rant about the physics and math administratoin, and Jeff the BOFH?
<jcater> no
<dtm> ok well maybe i'tll come back to ya
<jcater> are you sure you aren't thinking of jamest ?
<dtm> whuh
<dtm> well i guess so!
<jcater> he's the ksu.edu dude
<dtm> jcater: when i saw jcWork i confused that with jt
<jcater> ah
<jcater> hehe
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<Arturas> Hello
<ajmitch> hi
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<mdupont> hey there, any ideas about how to setup a user for GNUE, just got it running, the form designer looks nice
<mdupont> but it wants a userid and password
<mdupont>     raise GDataObjects.ConnectionError, "Error loging into appserver"
<mdupont> DB000: gnue.common.GDataObjects.ConnectionError: Error loging into appserver
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<ajmitch> mdupont: you saw my questions? :)
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<mdupont> ajmitch: no, sorry, where?
<ajmitch> [23:39:23] <mdupont> hey there, any ideas about how to setup a user for GNUE, just got it running, the form designer looks nice
<ajmitch> [23:39:55] <ajmitch> what sort of user? where? :)
<ajmitch> [23:42:06] <ajmitch> is this for appserver testing, or otherwise?
<mdupont> I guess I have to setup a data source, and server.
<ajmitch> the username & password depend on the data source used
<ajmitch> which are defined in connections.conf
<mdupont> appserver I got the cvs install, the gacvs
<ajmitch> yeah
<mdupont> ok, I will check connections.conf
<mdupont> ~/gnue/etc... ok i see
<mdupont> thanks
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<siesel> hi
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<btami_> hi all
<btami_> siese: i'v just sended you an enhanced connection.gfd
<btami_> s/siese/siesel
<btami_> with a dropdown provider field
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<btami> but there is an error in designer
<btami> when it saves forms, it puts the database tag at the bottom of the gfd
<btami> and the saved form fails when loading with gfclient
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<btami> hi jcater
<jcater> morning
<jcater> man, the gnu mail servers must've been backed yo
<jcater> Just checked my mail and had a lot of emails dated Wed, Thu, and Fri. 
<btami> jcater: have you some time for GNUe-ing?
<jcater> later today I will
<jcater> I'm on my way out at the moment
<btami> ok
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<chillywilly> jan
[09:56] Last message repeated 3 time(s).
<siesel> yo chillywilly
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<dneighbo_> yo yo yo
<dneighbo_> wassup ToyMan
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<ToyMan> hey dneighbo_
<ToyMan> this thing is finally rising to the top of the list
<ToyMan> helps that I found some tutorials on doing postgres in bsd..
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<Arturas> bye
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<chillywilly> hi reinhard
<reinhard> hi chilly
<jcater> word up, all
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<ratmice> hi
<ratmice> so I took the _static db driver and have done everything but write the actual file format making it sort of a _dynamic?
<ratmice> I was wondering about the integrator
<chillywilly> there's a little code for it in cvs
<chillywilly> but not much
<chillywilly> it's at least something to work with
<chillywilly> :)
<ratmice> yeah, I was just wondering if it would use something like that
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<ratmice> hello siesel
<chillywilly> jan jan he's our man if he can't do it nobody can ;)
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<btami> jcater: i have problems, OOo1.0.1 doesn't recognizes *.sxw files :(
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<chillywilly> derek: shmerek
<derek> hello
<chillywilly> sup g
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<jamest> anyone know of a good IM system for internal use in a company
<jamest> that can also support on-line interactive tech support?
<chillywilly> jabber ;)
<jamest> example: user visits www.gnue-goats.org and goes to support, clicks on real time chat,  is connected privately to next available support person
<chillywilly> or why not install an ircd
<chillywilly> oh
<chillywilly> hmmm
<jamest> i've installed jabber but it doesn't seem to give me the second 1/2
<chillywilly> a private connection?
<jamest> yeah
<chillywilly> hmmm
<jamest> i click on it, it opens a java based chat client on the window....and contacts some tech person not already busy
<chillywilly> you would think there would be some way to make it work like that\
<jamest> we'll call that tech person uber'chilly
<chillywilly> yea, RR has that on their web site
<chillywilly> althoght anytime I want to talk to someone who has a clue it is not one of the people who I chat with ;)
<jamest> RR?
<chillywilly> Road Runner
<jamest> Reading Rainbow?
<chillywilly> Time Warner
<jamest> ah
<jamest> :)
<chillywilly> I wanted to report one of their email servers boucing mails from an IP (me) in theor own domain and the person was like uuuuh?
<jamest> a chilly specific mail filter
<jamest> man, you musta really got to them :)
<chillywilly> cause they are in a round robin configuration so sometimes I would get an smtp server that would bitch slap me
<chillywilly> heh
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<derek> jamest: i think jabber can do the second half
<derek> as i thought perhaps jabber could work with irc
<derek> i.e. its my understanding that jabber can talk to irc daemons
<derek> so if the chat was really irc based in some way
<chillywilly> you would just need it so a pool of people could share a jabber id
<derek> but all could use jabber
<derek> clients
<chillywilly> and it would do round robin on it
<jamest> hmmmm
<chillywilly> but only if they are "avilable"...so perhaps it gets a bit customized
<jamest> thats an idea
<chillywilly> maybe if every supposrt person had their own channel adn the user limit is 2 ;)
<chillywilly> or just private channels
<chillywilly> still seems you would need specialized behavior
<ratmice> i'd go dcc chat
<chillywilly> like an ircd that connects you to the next available private channel
<ratmice> so you could send things like screenshots
<ratmice> the ichat protocol is very interesting
<chillywilly> where a friendly tech support person is waiting to assist you
<jamest> friendly tech support person?
<chillywilly> hmmm or you go into a channel and a bot sends a dcc connect to the person and hooks them up with a support beotch
<jamest> do they exist?
<chillywilly> HAH! that is irrelevant to the convo ;)
<ratmice> it base 64 encodes jabber messages in a xml property list <data> </data>
<ratmice> I was thinking it would be nice to have a single id which gets multicast where the front line tags things as simple tough impossible
<ratmice> and then you could have different opinions
<ratmice> and some sort of chaos un-tag
<derek> foo
<ratmice> I think that might become one of the things on the before I die list
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<ratmice> was working on it last week
<ratmice> and using random unused ports might be helpful
<ratmice> they sort of work in the chaos port 5353 i think
<ratmice> no auth
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<ratmice> considering that I have a single computer and that i route normally, it isn't very useful to me at the moment
<ratmice> but if everybody used dhcp w/ ddns or some legacy hello world message
<ratmice> er dyndns
<ratmice> so where do we cut the line bewteen enterprise and enterprise?
<ratmice> oh yeah gnu
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<psu> gah, mailing lists have exploded
<psu> This may mean a rather large KC #52
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<psu> Anyway, KC 51 to get sent off first ;-)
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<psu> Text on front page changed, as per derek and jcater discussion earlier this week
<psu> if people don't like it, shout and I'll change it back
<psu> Just basically being a bit more explicit re . current status
<ajmitch> hi
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<psu> hi ajmitch
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<psu> 51 should be up RSN
<psu> or at any rate in time for jcater's Sun am reading
<psu> time for bed...
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<ajmitch> hi siesel
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<derek> jamest: you here?
<derek> dneighbo@latitude:~/cvs/gnue$ cvs -z9 $GNUECVS update -Pd
<derek> cvs [update aborted]: reading appserver/grpc/GEAS.grpc: Too many levels of symbolic links
<derek> dneighbo@latitude:~/cvs/gnue$ 
<derek> this seems really ugly
<ajmitch> hey derek
<ajmitch> you getting that too?
<ajmitch> you're needed in #dotgnu to talk about dcl & gnue, btw ;)
<derek> im gonna try to check out gnue
<derek> er new
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<KeithJagrs> hello
<KeithJagrs> ;)
<ajmitch> hi
<KeithJagrs> ajmitch: hi
<KeithJagrs> I was hoping to find the latest kernel cousin
<derek> i think psu ran out of gas
<derek> and went to bed
<derek> he said it would be ready in the morning
<ajmitch> he submitted it tho
<derek> US time
<ajmitch> just has to wait for it to appear on the site
<KeithJagrs> out of gas   ;)
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<jamest> derek: rm -rf your appserver dir and try again
<jamest> it's been doing that in the appserver dir for at least a few weeks
<ajmitch> and it returns...
<jamest> yeah
<derek> hi dyfet
<dyfet> hi!
<derek> jamest: i already fixed it, just we need to REALLY fix it :)
<derek> is the new website in CVS?
<Mr_You> I think I might look into computer forensics.
<Mr_You> I guess it just takes some hardware skills and some specialized software.
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<derek> http://www.gnuenterprise.org/docs/GNUe-SuSE-HOWTO.html
<derek> for anyone running SuSE
<derek> thank arjen
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<KeithJagrs> zzzzzzeee you later
<KeithJagrs> zzz
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<derek> and so they start to fall
--- Sun Oct 20 2002