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<benr> anyone know of a problem with zones in B20?
<hile_> hi auralis
<andrei__> is there anybody here with fujitsu S6120 laptop?
<Fish> good bye
<benr> geunix mirror is up to date
<stevel-> benr: it doesn't look like we'll be able to get a space to put archives to rsync on opensolaris.org by the next build or two. do you want to just continue doing it the way we are now, with you manually mirrouring until we get something in place? or do you want me to push it to genunix until we get something on opensolaris.org
<benr> nah, its kool... I'll keep doing it manually.
<stevel-> k
<benr> i don't mind doing it.
<benr> i just don't wanna do it forever.
<benr> scripting the proccess would be nice.
<benr> and would keep the mirror consistant all the time rather than lagging a day or two behind
<stevel-> yeah.
<stevel-> it'd be nice if there was a way to automate/script getting a file from SDLC.
<stevel-> my brief attempts with wget were not successful
<benr> wget can't do it.
<stevel-> i think links worked
<benr> ya, url's are too long.
<richlowe> benr: -O
<benr> lynx you mean?
<stevel-> benr: no, links
<stevel-> lynx can't do https
<richlowe> the link isn't too long, the filename wget tries to use is greater than MAXNAMELEN, point it at a short enough output file and wget works fine from the sdlc
<benr> interesting... never heard of links.
<stevel-> it's on blastwave i think
<stevel-> it's like lynx, but better :-P
<stevel-> supports tables properly, for one
<benr> richlowe, ah....
<benr> ya, i'm plaing with it now.
<stevel-> hrm. so maybe we can script something to download from SDLC then
<benr> can you script links?
<benr> nachox, good man. :)
<richlowe> no idea how you deal with the more... baroque aspects of however sdlc works under the hood though.
<benr> ya, links works fine. If I can script it that'd work.
<nachox> benr: you need to register with sun to get the community release right?
<benr> or I can use PERL LWP.
<stevel-> benr: i'm not sure, i was referring to richlowe's comment that wget does work with SDLC
<benr> nachox, no.
<richlowe> you need to log in for SXCR, you don't to get the source.
<benr> nachox, sorry, Express CR, yes you do.
<nachox> benr: that is annoying :P
<benr> thats business.
<benr> there is no way around it....
<benr> we've tried. ;)
<nachox> can i beat any of your lawyers to get a registration free download? ;)
<Gman> please do
<richlowe> benr: wget "$URL" -O $(basename "$URL"), should work.
<richlowe> (and does work, it just feels like I'm abusing basename(1) out of laziness)
<benr> richlowe, your a genius.
<hile_> what the hell does basename do?
<hile_> I've never completely understood that.
<benr> apparently pulls off only the filename.
<benr> the base filename of the path supplied.
<sommerfeld> basename trims off the last component of the filename.
<hile_> ah nice.
<sommerfeld> basename x/y/a.b.c -> a.b.c
<stevel-> excellent.
<hile_> and dirname gives you everything else if i now get it all right?
<benr> how to make this recursive though...
<sommerfeld> basename x/y/a.b.c .c -> a.b
<stevel-> it'd be nice if we had an RSS feed for announcements
<stevel-> benr: grab the index html page with wget
<stevel-> parse the URL's out of it
<stevel-> see if you already have the file or not
<benr> ya, but parsing those biggy url's won't be fun.
<stevel-> if not, then wget it
<benr> but thats not a major problem.
<benr> in fact, i have an idea.
<benr> :)
<Tpenta> rss is a very good idea for announcements steve
<stevel-> yeah, if we had RSS feeds - then benr can just have a script that pulls the RSS feed. looks for the announcement of a new build. and then goes and runs the wget script to pull the files
<nachox> creative ways to download a solaris release :P
<stevel-> you could have something that monitors my blog's OpenSolaris feed, skips the ones that aren't build announcements, and triggers on the ones that are.
<stevel-> it's not ideal - but it might work in the interm until we get something better
<benr> i'm heading home...
<benr> bbl
<stevel-> for url in `wget -q -O - "http://javashoplm.sun.com/ECom/docs/Welcome.jsp?StoreId=7&PartDetailId=Open-Sol-1-EA-Sp-x86-G-B&TransactionId=noreg"; | grep "<A HREF.*EComTicketServlet" | awk -F\" '{print $2;}'`; do wget "$url" -O $(basename "$url"); done
<stevel-> download the latest opensolaris bits in one easy command line operation ;-)
<stevel-> i should probably put in a check to see if that file exists already
<nachox> stevel-: :P
<stevel-> for url in `wget -q -O - "http://javashoplm.sun.com/ECom/docs/Welcome.jsp?StoreId=7&PartDetailId=Open-Sol-1-EA-Sp-x86-G-B&TransactionId=noreg"; | grep "<A HREF.*EComTicketServlet" | awk -F\" '{print $2;}'`; do if [ ! -f $(basename "$url") ]; then wget "$url" -O $(basename "$url"); fi; done
<stevel-> there
<Gman> i bet there's something non-legal about that ;)
<stevel-> i can have the script automatically show the licenses afterwards? ;-)
<Tpenta> the important part of that url is "TransactionId=noreg"
<Gman> like stevel- says, i bet there's something about reading the license or something or acknowledging it
<Gman> i dunno :)
<Gman> nachox, i wonder about jds too
<Gman> but it's not jds its 'sun java desktop system' or 'java ds' apparently
<stevel-> "We are pleased to make available each of these downloads subject to a license agreement with Sun Microsystems, Inc."
<nachox> Gman: lets start a club with mailing list and all that crap then ;)
<stevel-> so i could have it display the license, and prompt the user to agree
<stevel-> or something
<stevel-> i dunno
<stevel-> it's all a bit silly anyway
<hile_> steve: if you care enough
<stevel-> hile_: it's not an issue of whether *I* care (i don't). it's our LAWYERS who might care
<hile_> yeah.
<hile_> but I didn't get that URL from you
<hile_> as far as i'm concerned I got it on my own :)
<nachox> it wouldnt be a simple script then ...
<Tpenta> I am wondering if agreeing to that license once covers future downloads
<Gman> lawyers are freaking nutballs :)
<Gman> nachox, yeah, so i totally don't want to join that club ;)
<nachox> heh
<stevel-> so here's the interesting interpretation
<stevel-> "subject to a license agreement with Sun Microsystems, Inc."
<stevel-> *which* license agreement?
<stevel-> there are 3 licenses linked at the bottom.
<stevel-> so does that mean i only have to agree to ONE of those 3?
<Err> "a" license agreement implies one, no?
<stevel-> anyway. i'm off. build 26 is compiling, and my stomach is growling. time for dinner
<Gman> later stevel-
<Tpenta> do you really want to enter that area of asking a lawyer to clarify something?
<stevel-> tpenta: no ;-) not one bit!
<stevel-> later gman
<Tpenta> i didnt think so
<Gman> what they don't know won't hurt them
<sav_> I'm trying to install opensolaris but it seems build23 is not finding my keyborad (impossible?). the last place the keyboard answers is while choosing boot method in grub, after that it gets jammed. am I missing something? I have a serial keyboard, not ps2, I'm not sure if this is a problem
<jmcpAtSun> iirc you need to add something to the grub boot lines....hang on I'll check
<sav_> thanks a lot jmcp
<jmcpAtSun> try this: kernel /boot/multiboot kernel/unix -B console=ttya
<jmcpAtSun> or kernel/amd64/unix as appropriate
<sav_> hmmm I'll try this
<sav_> thanks a lot again
<jmcpAtSun> nowurries
<sav_> no luck :(
<sav_> nothing happens after loading the image now
<jmcpAtSun> bummer
<sav_> I'll try reading grub's documentation... thats really weird though
<jmcpAtSun> try adding "-kv" to the line I gave you
<jmcpAtSun> what sort of box is this?
<jmcpAtSun> does it have bios support for a redirected console?
<sav_> no. its an amd 533
<sav_> kernel/amd64/unix cannot be found too
<jmcpAtSun> ok, well if you don't have an amd64 chip, then it's clearly not appropriate to use kernel/amd64/unix, right?
<sav_> right :)
<jmcpAtSun> sav_: lesse now, you're in .br so it's about 01:44 on Thursday for you, correct?
<sav_> not really
<sav_> its 3:51am on thursday
<jmcpAtSun> your tz isn't nearly the same as US/Eastern? what's your TZ name?
<sav_> GMT+3 (-3?)
<jmcpAtSun> daylight savings time ?
<sav_> BRST
<sav_> yes :)
<jmcpAtSun> good thing you've taken the vowels out of that TZ name!
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