| Joe4USMC | hello |
| boris55 | evening everyone. |
| wrastus | any guru knows why my xfs reads are so slow and writes are so fast? |
| satnone_ | without athentication is it at all possible to gain access to a published dotted file? |
| Teal | I know this is not related to suse, but I've got a problem I need solved fast. How do I save the images off a flash site? Like if you press print, it will print it out. But I don't have a coloured printer and so I want the images saved to print elsewhere where there is a coloured printer. |
| kkathman | should be able to snapshot it then print it |
| Teal | How do I snapshot? I'm windows I could press Crtl+Print Screen and it would copy the desktop then I could paste it into photoshop. But here it doesn't seem to be working when trying to paste into The GIMP. |
| Raden | can someone tell me why whenever i add a install repo that ysat just sits there twiddling its thumbs ? |
| macka | say there's a script that's run during init that has all its output redirected to dev null, but in that script I wanted to echo a few things and prompt the user for a couple of things. I don't have the ability to change the redirect - how could I achieve my goal? Raden: it's downloading the package information. This can take a while. IMHO, Yast should tell you this and give you a progress bar. Better still - launch something to do it in the background while you keep working |
| action | Mook wonders if macka can use stderr or something |
| Mook | wonders if macka can use stderr or something echo foo >&2 |
| macka | script.sh &> /dev/null tried that ;-) a little more background - I'm building machines with autoyast. On the first boot I want to prompt for a couple of things - hostname, root pw and net info. Autoyast doesn't provide anywhere near enough features to automate this properly would something like dialog help maybe? that's still stdout isnt' it? |
| Raden | macka, no progress bar thats what worries me |
| macka | in dialog? sure there is, but I don't need one - just a few prompts and a big screen that says "You're a moron if you don't do this" Raden: oops.. you're talking about your problem Raden: go get a coffee/coke/beer/scotch |
| Raden | did that |
| ethernalq | Raden: type this to see what yast is doing... tail -f /var/log/YaST2/y2log |
| Raden | never had this issue till i got 10.2 |
| macka | if [ -z $JOB]; then; repeat(); fi |
| pcapazzi | Hey all.... how's everyone |
| macka | can anyone help me with my prob? |
| pcapazzi | <- noob... probaby can't help ya |
| ethernalq | macka, can you echo to > /dev/console |
| pcapazzi | If there's someone in here who can answer a question about scripting w3m lemme know. (or other ideas for automating downloads from website through https that require a login |
| macka | haven't tried. might work. Guess I won't be able to prompt for things though |
| pcapazzi | ) |
| macka | I'll try that - it'll fix half my problem |
| Raden | it just sits there with a spinny clock on the mouse cursor |
| Talon^ | quick question: (OpenSuSE 10.2) I installed KDE, and when I click links in other applications like IRC clients for a perfect example, my default browser happens to be konquerer, how do I change this? |