I had to do something similar a little while back. My solution was to create a script and call `lynx -dump <url>`, and then grep the output. Perhaps a similar approach would work for you?

I am wondering the same thing as bbandeira, anyone have some good info on setting up a bridging firewall w/ nat?


NAT is usually done with routing, not bridging. Think of a bridge as a hardware hub/switch that you can buy in a store. You would use a bridge firewall if you had a range of internet ...

So.. blame man for eating an apple, while I'll blame mother nature for being a whore. :lol:
ROFLOL!


I'm an athiest, and this thread (and all others like it on this forum) is a very good example of one of the reasons why.

This thread has not even been up for a full 24 hours yet, and just look at ...

I use vixie cron for the following on my workstation (every day unless specified differently):

2:00 am Sunday - Update xmltv television listings for the week
6:00 am - Record Pensacola television show
10:00 am - Record Sliders television show
12:00 am - Update databases (makewhatis / slocate -u ...

POLAX, do you really think that is the point? If the person sent out each of those e-mails personally to only 10 people, do you think those 10 people really care if it was done personally, or by a bot? The point is that it was PM's which were not asked for, and had no reason of being sent.
:roll ...

First of all I did not SPAM anyone. Each PM sent was sent by myself personally and devoted a fair fraction of my time in doing so .
Do you think the guys who send you "Enlarge Your ..." in your email hire a secretary to personally send each email out to you? I think not!
POLAX, do you really think ...

Arker wrote:Private messaging people with nothing but a link to your poll in the message couldn't be any more annoying POLAX.

Didn't think I was the only one who was sent that ... agreed, it is very annoying

I have emerged catalyst 1.0.5 but now I try to generate livecd-stage1 and fail because of svgalib

I had the same problem. I believe what fixed it for me was to create an environment script and add the following to it:
export USE="-kde -qt -svga -gnome gtk2"

Be sure to add the appropriate ...

your prof is crazy, ignore him :) much better to having working portable easy to understand code than increase speed by 0.0001% and introduce loads more code, and bugs

You have no idea. He is an awful professor, both in teaching ability/style as well as overall knowledge. I ended up buying myself ...

Prototypes go outside the main

I was never taught this, thank you for pointing this out!!!

why dont you use strcmp() from the C std libraries?

My plan (if time allots) is to remove all external function calls from the program later on and implement them within my program. My professor ...

you have a mistake in the second reversing bit, you use "length" where you should use "length2", but that whole bit with using sprintf seems like overkill, just use this:


Thank you _very_ much Angrybob! You were absolutely right!

I'm glad that I was correct in thinking it was the terminating ...

I didnt have time to read it all but just guessing you might be going past the size of the array and getting random bits from memory, i can remember doing that a few times.

Seems like a different problem than that, as I now took and did a strlen(rev1) and it returned '30' (10 past the 20 ...

Hey everyone. I'm attempting to reverse two strings in a program but am having difficulty. It does successfully reverse the string, but there are random symbols before the reversed string when printing the output. I'm assuming this is caused by the '\0' character being reversed, but my attempts at ...

mkisofs: Uh oh, I cant find the boot catalog directory 'isolinux'!
linux livecd-stage2-x86-31032004 #

What is the contents of your current directory when running x86-isogen.sh? For example, here is mine:

jon@warlord livecd-stage2-x86-20040329 $ pwd
/var/tmp/catalyst/builds/default-x86-2004.0 ...

kompressor wrote:Im having an issue when trying to make my stage1 target. It complains about

'catalyst: Can't find envscript /root/catalyst-env.sh'

I cant find this script anywhere on my system. any ideas?

~kompressor

If you don't have a script you want to use, then comment out that line in /etc/catalyst.conf

I removed distcc from the FEATURES list in make.conf and voila! I am a compilin. Does any know why distcc in combination with upgrading gcc would cause such a problem? I will explore this more myselft and post any answers.

Make sure that all hosts have the same gcc version (run `gcc --version` to ...

I'm hosting the tarball while the site is down for you guys who haven't gotten it yet:

http://www.digital-drip.com/~jon/downlo ... 3.0.tar.gz

tageiru wrote:...now where is that ebuild

You took the words right out of my mouth!

Are you trying to mount them as root?

If you want a user to be able to mount/unmount the partitions you need to specify 'user' as an option in fstab.

For example:

/dev/hda4 /backup ext3 noauto,noatime,user 0 1

I was a KDE fan for ages with Red Hat, and then kept it when I switched to Gentoo. I then added a second video card and KDE was too ugly with it for my tastes, so I decided to go with Fluxbox. After I went with it on my desktop, I couldn't help but switch my laptop over to it also, I love it so much.

I am an obsessive-compulsive typer of "ls". I'll list what's in the dir...check the progress of an emerge or whatever, and then go back to ls in the other window. And it will be the exact same output, because I haven't DONE ANYTHING! I will then get up, get a coke, come back, and ls. It's sorta ...

Why do the xml-file and the mail get delivered so much earlier than it gets put on the front page?

It is several hours apart.

A better question to ask is why the newsletter on mail gives you the url http://www.gentoo.org/news/en/gwn/current.xml ... which is still linked to the Nov. 10th ...

Might want to just compile a list of the sites now, as people come across them. Then, send the letter when http://packages.gentoo.org is official (it's beta now)

That way, people only need to contact the developers once.

I work for a town and school (K-12) system, and am now in the process of converting all our servers (web, mail, routers, bridges, etc.) to Gentoo.

I would have stuck with Red Hat's product line (not Advanced Server, but Fedora, due to an _extremely_ tight budget) but their support now and upgrade ...

No. From my understanding linking /usr/src/linux is just for the building of the modules. Once they are built, /usr/src/linux can by linking to anywhere.

Of course, by modules I also mean the various packages in portage (ex. nvidia modules) that still require /usr/src/linux to be linked to the ...