Session Start: Tue Dec 21 00:00:00 2010 Session Ident: #glitchpc [00:00] * Now talking in #glitchpc
[00:00] * Topic is 'Welcome to #glitchpc chat. Profanity, trolls, and impersonation are not welcome here. Street1 has become a Silent Keyboard. http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/savannah/obituary.aspx?page=lifestory&pid=139870551'
[00:00] * Set by jacky on Tue Mar 02 11:03:23
[05:12]<+Mulreay> !W MANCHESTER UK
[05:13]<+Mulreay> lame
[07:07]<@BC_Programming> heh made another video
[07:07]<@BC_Programming> this time I actually managed to record a Smash Brothers Brawl let's play
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[07:46]<Dino4Delta> Hello
[07:46]<@BC_Programming> greetings
[07:46]<Dino4Delta> I heard you do some web programming stuff? :o
[07:46]<@jacky> BC_Programming: I sent Dino4Delta here, from #codingcafe
[07:46]<@jacky> something about ASP
[07:46]<@BC_Programming> yep
[07:47]<@jacky> and... Good Morning
[07:47]<@jacky> :)
[07:47]<Dino4Delta> You are a bit familiar with ASP?
[07:47]<@jacky> (sliding back under my rock now....)
[07:47]<Dino4Delta> Thanks jacky :)
[07:47]<@BC_Programming> I've used classic ASP, but not ASP.NET... I do know how to work with .NET though, so I guess it depends on the problem
[07:47]<@jacky> Dino4Delta: cool. & luck on you
[07:48]<Dino4Delta> Ehm, I am not familiar with ASP.NET either, so that works out :)
[07:48]<@BC_Programming> ok... so is it ASP.NET or "Classic" ASP?
[07:48]<Dino4Delta> I have a specific amount of seconds, for example in this case, I have 3150 seconds.
[07:48]<Dino4Delta> Classic ASP
[07:48]<@BC_Programming> oh cool :D
[07:48]<Dino4Delta> In my database I have the string 00:00:00 (hh:nn:ss) how do I add these 3150 seconds into this string?
[07:49]<Dino4Delta> so I want my new value to become 00:52:30
[07:49]<@BC_Programming> ahh
[07:49]<@BC_Programming> gimme a few
[07:52]<@BC_Programming> FormatSeconds = Format(DateAdd("s", numSeconds, 0), "hh:mm:ss")
[07:52]<Dino4Delta> hmm
[07:52]<Dino4Delta> What does this exactly do?
[07:53]<@BC_Programming> FormatSeconds would be the resulting string; numSeconds would be the number of seconds you want to "convert"- such as 3150
[07:53]<Dino4Delta> ooooh
[07:54]<@BC_Programming> will you need it to go the other way as well? the string back to a number of seconds?
[07:54]<Dino4Delta> Nope, I am getting an error btw.
[07:54]<@BC_Programming> oh what is the error
[07:54]<Dino4Delta> Type dont match: 'Format'
[07:55]<Dino4Delta> and the "0" is supposed to be 00:00:00?
[07:55]<@BC_Programming> hold on I'll have to try it in VBScript as well :P
[07:55]<Dino4Delta> Wait, maybe I have to be more specific
[07:55]<Dino4Delta> I retrieve the information out of my database
[07:55]<Dino4Delta> Lets say, I give the string 00:00:00 the name "Daytime"
[07:56]<Dino4Delta> and the 3150 seconds is "Currenttime"
[07:56]<Dino4Delta> Got it
[07:57]<Dino4Delta> BC_Programming, found it :)
[07:57]<@BC_Programming> cool
[07:57]<Dino4Delta> FormatSeconds = (DateAdd("s", test, 0))
[07:57]<Dino4Delta> It returned value: 1:06:01
[07:57]<@BC_Programming> yeah sorry I thought you wanted it as a formatted string
[07:57]<Dino4Delta> Thats alright :)
[07:58]<Dino4Delta> Now i'll try to work it out form here
[07:58]<Dino4Delta> from*
[07:58]<@BC_Programming> cool
[07:58]<@BC_Programming> good luck
[07:58] * @jacky wonders: when there is more than one genius involved, would it then be: "Genie at work" ?
[07:59]<Dino4Delta> lol
[07:59]<@BC_Programming> heh
[07:59]<@jacky> :)
[07:59]<@jacky> Dino4Delta: usually, we just shoot the breeze. and rag on each other some
[07:59]<Dino4Delta> I am now recieving a value of a bit more then 2 hours, I don't know if this is the value I need but I'll check it out, seems right :)
[07:59]<@jacky> feel free to stop by, whenever you like
[07:59]<Dino4Delta> I might :)
[08:00]<@BC_Programming> possum
[08:00]<@jacky> see?
[08:00]<@jacky> his meds are wearing off... sigh
[08:00]<@BC_Programming> had to give an example
[08:00]<Dino4Delta> Seems like you guys are pretty nice :p
[08:00]<@jacky> har
[08:00]<@jacky> Dino4Delta: no! we just fake it
[08:00]<Dino4Delta> ^_^
[08:00]<Dino4Delta> Hmm, something in my code isn't going right atm, its adding up 2 seconds each second lol..
[08:02]<Dino4Delta> What I am basicly trying is, difference between starttime and currenttime = answer totaltime = totaltime + answer
[08:04]<@BC_Programming> you can do that directly, I think
[08:04]<@BC_Programming> like answer=currenttime-starttime
[08:04]<@BC_Programming> would give you the actual difference as a time value
[08:11]<Dino4Delta> Anyway, this seemed to work
[08:11]<Dino4Delta> I have 01:00:00 in my database right now
[08:11]<@BC_Programming> cool
[08:11]<Dino4Delta> and I have the following SQL statement :D
[08:11]<Dino4Delta> UPDATE Project SET Actief=FALSE, Dagtijd='2:19:52' WHERE Project_Nummer = 6;
[08:11]<Dino4Delta> so I am happy :D
[08:11]<Dino4Delta> Thanks man :)
[08:11]<@BC_Programming> you're welcome :)
[08:13]<@jacky> BC_Programming: you can stop faking it, that you are a nice person, now
[08:13]<Dino4Delta> lol
[08:13]<@jacky> :)
[08:13]<Dino4Delta> Atleast he helped me out so I am happy :D
[08:14]<@jacky> there you go!
[08:14]<@jacky> :)
[08:14]<Dino4Delta> I done something like this before
[08:14]<Dino4Delta> but I done it with javascript
[08:14]<@jacky> cool
[08:14]<Dino4Delta> retrieving the system time counting from 1970 or something
[08:14]<Dino4Delta> in milliseconds
[08:14]<@jacky> that's time in BG, right?
[08:14]<@BC_Programming> ASP/VBScript has Timer
[08:14]<@jacky> Before Gates
[08:14]<Dino4Delta> Are you <censored> kidding me? they have a timer?
[08:14]<Dino4Delta> loool
[08:14]<@jacky> hahah
[08:15]<@BC_Programming> Timer() function I believe
[08:15]<Dino4Delta> I didn't know that
[08:15]<@jacky> meet Chanbot
[08:15]<@BC_Programming> also, with ASP, I think you can start the page with <%language=javascript
[08:15]<Dino4Delta> uuhm, im doing html/asp
[08:15]<@BC_Programming> and then the ASP will be javascript instead of VBScript
[08:15]<Dino4Delta> so its basicly
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[08:15]<Dino4Delta> <script language=javascript> *blabla javascript* </script> <% *blabla asp* %>
[08:16]<@BC_Programming> ASP is not a language- really,
[08:16]<@BC_Programming> the default lang for ASP is VBScript
[08:16]<@BC_Programming> but, you can change it
[08:16]<Dino4Delta> Oh yeah, you're right :)
[08:16]<@BC_Programming> just thought if you were more familiar with javascript that could make things easier if it worked :P
[08:17]<@BC_Programming> I might have gotten the syntax wrong... I should probably look it up
[08:18]<Dino4Delta> I am not familiar with javascript at all ^^
[08:18]<Dino4Delta> haha
[08:18]<@BC_Programming> o
[08:18]<@BC_Programming> well nvm then
[08:18]<@BC_Programming> :P
[08:19]<Dino4Delta> I turned this huge number that I recieved with javascript into a string in vb
[08:19]<Dino4Delta> removed the numbers I didn't need with left and right
[08:20]<Dino4Delta> and what was left was a random number that counted up 1 every second
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[08:36]<Dino4Delta> Are you also a bit familiar with SQL? :$
[08:37]<Dino4Delta> DUH, nevermind, found it myself
[08:37]<@BC_Programming> k... answer is yes for future reference :P
[08:38]<Dino4Delta> I am missing a value of one or more parameter
[08:38]<Dino4Delta> strSQL = "INSERT INTO Project_Tijd (Project_nr, Datumwerk, Dagtijd) VALUES (Project_nr="&Request.Form("Project_Nummer")&", Datumwerk='"&Date()&"', Dagtijd='"&Dagtijd&"');"
[08:38]<Dino4Delta> This is if I write down the sql statement
[08:38]<Dino4Delta> INSERT INTO Project_Tijd (Project_nr, Datumwerk, Dagtijd) VALUES (Project_nr=6, Datumwerk='21-12-2010', Dagtijd='2:24:47');
[08:39]<Dino4Delta> In my database I have 3 fields, "Project_nr", "Datumwerk" and "Dagtijd"
[08:39]<Dino4Delta> "Project_nr" is an integer, other 2 are strings
[08:40]<@BC_Programming> err, what are the ampersands in there for?
[08:40]<@BC_Programming> oh I see
[08:41]<Dino4Delta> It is to point out that its a function or w/e
[08:41]<@BC_Programming> string concat, just without the spaces I'm used to seeing
[08:41]<Dino4Delta> yup
[08:41]<Dino4Delta> indeed
[08:41]<Dino4Delta> I have 3 values, and 3 fields, and all 3 values are filled, I dont think im missing anything ami? rofl
[08:43]<Dino4Delta> Anyway, I might have an alternative
[08:43]<@BC_Programming> hmm all I see is that you don't have single quotes around the project_nr value
[08:44]<@BC_Programming> not sure if that's relevant, I just remember having all sorts of issues with my DB inserts until I put quotes around nearly everything
[08:44]<Dino4Delta> ooh wait
[08:44]<Dino4Delta> Look what I have
[08:44]<Dino4Delta> Project_nr is an integer
[08:44]<Dino4Delta> if I try to put quotes around it it sees it as a string
[08:45]<Dino4Delta> I am trying to put the value "Project_nr=6" into "Project_nr"
[08:45]<Dino4Delta> See what the problem is?
[08:45]<@BC_Programming> heh you're doing it with all three
[08:45]<Dino4Delta> This was supposed to be it:
[08:45]<Dino4Delta> strSQL = "INSERT INTO Project_Tijd (Project_nr, Datumwerk, Dagtijd) VALUES ("&Request.Form("Project_Nummer")&", '"&Date()&"', '"&Dagtijd&"');"
[08:46]<@BC_Programming> ya
[08:48]<Dino4Delta> Aww niiice
[08:48]<Dino4Delta> look what I have in my database
[08:48]<Dino4Delta> a nice record with the values that I want :D
[08:48]<Dino4Delta> Although, i am not done yet
[08:49]<@BC_Programming> $addquery="INSERT INTO downloads (imageurl,language,Dlname,DocURL,Dlsummary,DownloadURL,Recordtype,Version,DateCreated,DateModified) VALUES ('$_POST[ImageURL]','$_POST[Language]','$_POST[DlName]','$_POST[DocURL]','$_POST[Dlsummary]','$_POST[DownloadURL]','$_POST[Recordtype]','$_POST[Version]','" . date("Y-m-d H:m:s") . "','" . date("Y-m-d H:m:s") . "')";
[08:49]<@BC_Programming> that's the insert in my PHP page heh
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[08:56]<Dino4Delta> lol, I never done any PHP
[08:56]<@BC_Programming> my web host only works with PHP
[08:56]<@BC_Programming> supposedly it works with perl but everytime I try the server crashes
[08:57]<Dino4Delta> im still a newby in programming, had some basic VB and C# at college, but started trying out <censored> in VB the past 3 months or something
[08:58]<@BC_Programming> formally I only have high school heh
[08:58]<Dino4Delta> I triggered the swearing protection? :p
[08:58]<@BC_Programming> ignore chanbot he's a douche
[08:58]<Dino4Delta> haha
[08:58]<Dino4Delta> Probably the word "newby"
[08:58]<Dino4Delta> oh
[08:58]<Dino4Delta> no
[08:58]<@BC_Programming> it's the censored bit
[08:58]<Dino4Delta> after "trying out"
[08:59]<Dino4Delta> I dont have a cencor here :)
[08:59]<@BC_Programming> yeah it says <censor ed> for me, but without the space
[09:00]<@BC_Programming> the IRC server is the thing that replaces it/filters it, and the bot just sees the text it get's replaced with or something
[09:00]<@jacky> (am really elsehwere now... but BC is exactly on target)
[09:02]<@BC_Programming> anyway, I used to use VB6 almost exclusively, recently switched to C# and am now in the process of learning/using WPF, which so far is pretty awesome; had to learn PHP when I got a webhost which was a PITA at first, then I had to learn Python when we moved ol' chanbot to a Linux server so I could write a script to turn the log output into "prettied" HTML
[09:05]<Dino4Delta> Try /mode -f BC_Programming
[09:05]<Dino4Delta> should remove the filter
[09:05]<Dino4Delta> anyway, I had to stop working 5 minutes ago, so I am outa here =)
[09:05]<Dino4Delta> bubai
[09:05]<@jacky> http://bc-programming.com/index.php?page=irc
[09:05]<@BC_Programming> k
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[09:06]<@BC_Programming> oh yeah can't remember if I told you jacky but I made it colour text files differently from HTML
[09:07]<@jacky> I believe I saw that, when I finally remembered to fix the scripts, to not upload the .txt files too daily
[09:07]<@jacky> and went back
[09:07]<@jacky> and deleted
[09:07]<@jacky> :)
[09:07]<@jacky> most of them
[09:07]<@BC_Programming> yeah some of them don't have a HTML version and I figured it would be a pointless addition to colour them
[09:07]<@BC_Programming> heh
[09:08]<@jacky> I stopped checking daily, a ways back
[09:08]<@jacky> still looks all ok to you?
[09:08]<@BC_Programming> yeah
[09:08]<@jacky> cool
[09:14]<@jacky> be back later
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[10:55]<@BC_Programming> made some wallpapers with my mandelbrot generator
[10:55]<@BC_Programming> heh
[11:31]<Tux2> just made my first autoit script :)
[11:31]<@BC_Programming> cool
[11:32]<@BC_Programming> heh I remember I used to use that "Recorder" program that came with win 3.1 for some stuff years ago
[11:32]<@BC_Programming> wonder why they stopped including a macro recorder
[11:32]<Tux2> yeah, I made it into an exe for an auto run
[11:32]<Tux2> lol! I had recorder working on win 98!
[11:33]<@BC_Programming> yeah the windows 3.1 Recorder sorta worked on later versions
[11:33]<@BC_Programming> not very well
[11:34]<Tux2> lol, yeah
[12:15]<camerongray> woot! - Getting free stuff to review :)
[12:15]<@BC_Programming> camerongray: wow, cool! what is it
[12:16]<@BC_Programming> you better not have time travelled to review quake 15
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[12:16]<DarkTemplar> :)
[12:16]<@Calum> Hi all
[12:16]<DarkTemplar> quake15?
[12:16]<DarkTemplar> heya Calum :)
[12:17]<@BC_Programming> Darktemplar: heh, that was a reference to a youtube video I made reviewing "quake 14"
[12:17]<DarkTemplar> BC_Programming, I didn't know there was more than the third...
[12:17]<@BC_Programming> DarkTemplar: there is a fourth though uses the Doom 3 engine if I recall
[12:17]<@Calum> It does, yes
[12:17]<DarkTemplar> thee quake??
[12:18]<@BC_Programming> DarkTemplar: Quake 4 is a sequel of sorts to Quake 2
[12:18]<camerongray> CALUM!!!
[12:18]<@Calum> Hey Camero
[12:18]<@Calum> er, Cameron even
[12:18]<camerongray> Oh: Homeplugs
[12:18]<@BC_Programming> Calum: good to see you again :P
[12:19]<@Calum> Heh, it's good to be back
[12:19]<@BC_Programming> camerongray: those network things you plug into the wall?
[12:19]<camerongray> Yep
[12:19]<camerongray> 200mbps and one includes Wireless N so you can extend the range
[12:19]<@Calum> also known as awesomeplugs, or noneedforuselesswifiplugs
[12:20]<camerongray> lol
[12:20]<@BC_Programming> so they just... sent them to you?
[12:20]<camerongray> Yep
[12:20]<@Calum> you got some free?
[12:20]<@BC_Programming> nice
[12:20]<camerongray> Yep
[12:20]<@Calum> Sweet!
[12:20]<camerongray> Emailed me through my site - I then emailed the manufacturer to check if it was genuine and it was
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[12:21]<@BC_Programming> presto chango!
[12:22]<camerongray> Not sure when they will arrive, post is all messed up due to christmas and snow
[12:23]<@BC_Programming> ahh yes
[12:23]<@BC_Programming> mail for christmas has a tendency to arrive in february
[12:23]<camerongray> Does anyone know good antivirus for Server 2003
[12:24]<camerongray> I used to use Comodo but it won't work now
[12:24]<@Calum> Free, or paid?
[12:24]<camerongray> Free :)
[12:24]<@Calum> The only free one I know of is Clamwin, but it's not fantastic, and doesn't have realtime scanning
[12:24]<camerongray> Yeh - That's the problem I found
[12:25]<@Calum> You can make it do realtime scanning if you also use Winpatrol, but it's not ideal
[12:25]<@Calum> When I used Server 03 I used Eset NOD32 as my AV, as all their versions work on it rather than just enterprise versions. But, since v2.7 it's fairly bloated and generally has gone downhill IMO
[12:25]<camerongray> Comodo was great but now it says that "The Defense+ is not functioning properly!" and it won't update
[12:26]<@BC_Programming> you tried reinstalling I imagine
[12:26]<camerongray> bbl - Food
[12:26]<@Calum> ok
[12:26]<camerongray> I'll give server 2008 a go
[12:26]<camerongray> Dreamspark FTW! :P
[12:26]<@BC_Programming> heh back to minecraft... damn this game it's too addictive
[12:26]<@Calum> worth a shot, Dreamspark is indeed amazing heh
[12:27]<camerongray> Fingers crossed that 2008 works on this dinosaur
[12:27]<@Calum> Before I forget - and if anyone reads this between minecraft and food heh - I just wanted to say that Glitch PC is finally coming back online, I'm aiming to have it up for the new year using glitchpc.net
[12:27]<@BC_Programming> alright awesome news
[12:27]<camerongray> YIPEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
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[12:28]<camerongray> oops
[12:28]<@BC_Programming> you killed tux2!
[12:28]<camerongray> lol
[12:28]<@Calum> Switching to SMF though, as I had issued trying to migrate the database to reuse the vB forum we had
[12:28]<camerongray> Ahh
[12:28]<@Calum> SMF also has the advantage of being free
[12:28]<@BC_Programming> heh so true
[12:28]<camerongray> You could build a site as well, I think there are modules to integrate SMF and Drupal/Joomla
[12:29]<@Calum> Yeah, we had SMF/Drupal before and it looked nice, but it was a bit of a pain
[12:29]<@BC_Programming> that reminds me I've been meaning to try to integrate wordpress with SMF in some form or another
[12:29]<@Calum> I'm mainly working on trying to get a forum up and running first, and get any mods/themes installed beforehand and tested so that I can work out any bugs before it goes live
[12:30]<@Calum> after that, a site of some sort may come later, not sure
[12:30]<camerongray> Oh yeh, If you want to try Drupal, I can look into building a drupal theme like the old one
[12:30]<@Calum> Yeah? That could be cool
[12:30]<camerongray> I can try :P
[12:30]<@Calum> heh
[12:30]<camerongray> Depends on the theme setup
[12:31]<@BC_Programming> CSS annoys me. Just thought I'd throw that out there
[12:31]<camerongray> If I can download a page from the web archive I can try to replace bits of the HTML with drupal placeholders
[12:31]<camerongray> I worked with it all summer, got used to it
[12:31]<@Calum> ah right, sounds good
[12:32]<@Calum> Yeah, I've forgotten all my CSS now...and most of my HTML
[12:32]<camerongray> Where are you hosting it?
[12:32]<@Calum> Unlimitedwebhosting
[12:32]<camerongray> nice
[12:32]<@Calum> Whose support is amazing, I emailed them on Sunday and they replied right away...
[12:32]<@Calum> Totally wasn't exp[ecting that heh
[12:32]<camerongray> You could also do glitch-pc.com - They give a free .com
[12:32]<camerongray> They are very fast too
[12:33]<@Calum> I got glitchpc.co.uk free instead, should've probably got glitch-pc.com though yeah
[12:34]<@BC_Programming> hmm raging-possums.com is available
[12:34]<@Calum> hah
[12:37]<camerongray> hmm - Stupid Server 2008 still not booted
[12:38]<camerongray> Damn you 16x DVD-ROM
[12:38]<camerongray> And 512mb RAM
[12:38]<@BC_Programming> you're installing it already?
[12:38]<camerongray> YEp :P
[12:38]<@BC_Programming> ok yeah.. isn't 1GB the minimum for win7/Server 2008?
[12:38]<@BC_Programming> too lazy to actually check
[12:38]<camerongray> It worked before, just a bit slow
[12:38]<@BC_Programming> o
[12:38]<@BC_Programming> ok
[12:39]<+Mulreay> Whaddap ma nerdizzles
[12:39]<camerongray> lol
[12:39]<+Mulreay> hey camerongray, BC_Programming, hey it's Calum and not really seen anyone else talkin
[12:39]<@Calum> Hey Mulreay
[12:41]<+Mulreay> BC_Programming been watching some fallout: las vegas videos... it's on my christmas list
[12:41]<@BC_Programming> new vegas is the name :P
[12:41]<+Mulreay> yeah that as well
[12:42]<@BC_Programming> oh yeah that's a PS3 game as well
[12:42]<+Mulreay> yep
[12:42]<@BC_Programming> always forget that newer games seem to be ported all over the place
[12:42]<+Mulreay> yeah seems the norm these days
[12:43]<@BC_Programming> well I finished a giant glass cube
[12:43]<+Mulreay> http://www.gamestation.co.uk/Games/PlayStation-3/Role-Playing/Fallout-New-Vegas/~r419490/?s=fallout not bad
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[13:00]<camerongray> back
[13:01]<@Calum> wb
[13:03]<camerongray> Oh yeh, what was the problem you were having with VB
[13:04]<@Calum> Couldn't get the database to work, I think I know what I did wrong though
[13:04]<@Calum> I'll have to check on it again in a day or two, when I have a bit more time
[13:04]<camerongray> What happened?
[13:05]<@Calum> Oh, wait, no I did get it to work, but it wouldn't keep me logged in, as soon as I tried to access the admin or mod pages I couldn't log into them
[13:05]<camerongray> Ahh, was that on the hosting or on a local server?
[13:06]<@Calum> Local server, my PC actually. Just for testing
[13:06]<camerongray> AHH!!!!
[13:06]<camerongray> I know
[13:07]<@Calum> Oh?
[13:07]<camerongray> You can't set a cookie on localhost
[13:07]<camerongray> :)
[13:07]<@Calum> Oh, right...now I feel silly lol
[13:07]<camerongray> Try adding glitchpc.net/.co.uk to your hosts file and point that to 127.0.0.1
[13:08]<@Calum> Thanks, I'll give that a try
[13:08]<camerongray> cool
[13:08]<camerongray> I had the same issue with other CMSs
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[13:09]<@Calum> How come you can't set a cookie on localhost, is there a reason?
[13:09]<camerongray> Or even add a random domain such as glitchpclocal.net so it doesn't get in the way when moving to full hosting
[13:09]<@Calum> yeah
[13:09]<camerongray> Not sure why, just read that it doesn't work
[13:10] * camerongray gives up on windows on his server
[13:10]<@Calum> Fair enough
[13:10]<camerongray> Ubuntu time
[13:10]<@Calum> Thanks for the info, I figured it might have something to do with that but I wasn't sure
[13:10]<camerongray> cool
[13:11]<@BC_Programming> camerongray: have you tried Mint 10?
[13:11]<@BC_Programming> I've got it as the primary OS on my laptop, works great. Much better then Ubuntu IMO
[13:12]<+Mulreay> I may remove my ubuntu
[13:12]<+Mulreay> Just takes up space
[13:13]<camerongray> Might give it a go
[13:34]<camerongray> Wow this server is slow
[13:54]<@BC_Programming> curse this evasive losing a life when there are still balls in play bug
[13:54]<+Mulreay> sounds troubling
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[14:28]<camerongray> Oh yeh, has anyone heard from Steve?
[14:29]<camerongray> He's vanished from Facebook
[14:29]<@BC_Programming> he was in... actually it was quite some time ago now
[14:29]<camerongray> !seen GlitchPC
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[16:59]<cmdpro> hey
[17:00]<cmdpro> can anyone tell me if there and if so how to make it so to run a program u have to enter a password
[17:00]<cmdpro> my sis keeps downloading crappy torrents and its lettin bad stuff into my comp
[17:00]<@BC_Programming> it's called putting a password on your account
[17:02]<cmdpro> no
[17:02]<cmdpro> its family comp
[17:02]<cmdpro> just the one program
[17:02]<cmdpro> thats unless u dont know how to do it of course
[17:05]<+pottsi> that would be pointless
[17:05]<+pottsi> you mean with batch programming?
[17:05]<+pottsi> erm
[17:05]<+pottsi> cmd*
[17:05]<@BC_Programming> pottsi: he's the cmdpro!
[17:06]<+pottsi> right so sure if you work it out
[17:06]<+pottsi> we can all lol when she opend it as a text file
[17:06]<@BC_Programming> indeed
[17:07]<@BC_Programming> but it would work for a few minutes probably
[17:08]<@BC_Programming> another solution would be to uninstall the torrent client entirely, but then she'll probably just google for another program and the first page or so of hits will probably be pretty much trojans
[17:08]<cmdpro> lol
[17:08]<+pottsi> or
[17:08]<+pottsi> you can install linux
[17:08]<+pottsi> cry that that you can't use your pc
[17:08]<+pottsi> and we get peace for life
[17:08]<@BC_Programming> but he's the CMDpro, not the bashpro
[17:09]<+pottsi> bash ftw
[17:09]<@BC_Programming> minecraft also ftw
[17:09]<+pottsi> ^
[17:09]<@BC_Programming> despite it being unrelated
[17:10]<@BC_Programming> somebody should make like a minecraft OS
[17:11]<cmdpro> so culd i write a batch
[17:11]<+pottsi> no
[17:12]<cmdpro> that instead of having a desktop icon for the torrent
[17:12]<cmdpro> i have a batch that firsts prompts for a password
[17:12]<cmdpro> then opens the program?
[17:12]<+pottsi> no
[17:12]<@BC_Programming> yes you <could> but it would be pretty crappy
[17:12]<+pottsi> ^
[17:12]<+pottsi> and /you/
[17:12]<+pottsi> could not make it
[17:12]<@BC_Programming> as a "solution"
[17:13]<cmdpro> dont have to look nice
[17:13]<cmdpro> just basic so it keeps an idiot from cliking on torrent and throwing my new comp into the shark tank
[17:13]<@BC_Programming> alright you just SAID it was a family comp, not your comp
[17:13]<@BC_Programming> it can't be both
[17:13]<+pottsi> ^
[17:13]<@BC_Programming> unless your John Goodman
[17:13]<+pottsi> tell mother
[17:14]<@BC_Programming> youre*
[17:14]<+pottsi> ^
[17:14]<@BC_Programming> hmm the John Goodman thing made sense at first but now I don't get it
[17:15]<cmdpro> lol
[17:15]<cmdpro> mom doesnt get it shes retarted
[17:15]<@BC_Programming> irony
[17:15]<cmdpro> not "my" comp but i keep an eye on what its used for
[17:15]<cmdpro> i dont look at pron and <censored> it up so why shuld my sis use programs she dont know how to use and screw our comp
[17:16]<@BC_Programming> those two aren't even related
[17:17]<@BC_Programming> It's like saying "I don't dance like a money so why should my Aunt Eliza get to wear a monocle"
[17:17]<@BC_Programming> monkey*
[17:17]<cmdpro> lol
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[19:25]<cmdpro> hey
[19:25]<cmdpro> i have another
[19:25]<cmdpro> question
[19:25]<cmdpro> i wrote the batch
[19:25]<cmdpro> so i start a program with a password prompt
[19:26]<cmdpro> but i cant get the "name" of the program
[19:26]<cmdpro> i type waht i see under the password icon
[19:26]<cmdpro> maybee theres some more descriptive syntax name
[19:26]<cmdpro> if so were do i find it
[19:26]<@BC_Programming> what are you talking about?
[19:26]<@BC_Programming> password icon?
[19:27]<cmdpro> i mean
[19:27]<cmdpro> well no
[19:27]<cmdpro> the command
[19:27]<cmdpro> "start"
[19:27]<cmdpro> in a batch then space then name of program
[19:27]<cmdpro> starts the program
[19:27]<cmdpro> soo
[19:27]<cmdpro> i cant get the name of the program right
[19:27]<cmdpro> were do i get the full name of the program
[19:28]<@BC_Programming> right click the shortcut for the program and you can see the full path
[19:28]<cmdpro> yh
[19:28]<cmdpro> full name says "utorrent"
[19:28]<cmdpro> doesnt work
[19:29]<@BC_Programming> I said
[19:29]<@BC_Programming> FULL PATH
[19:29]<@BC_Programming> not name
[19:29]<cmdpro> right clik > open file location?
[19:30]<@BC_Programming> right-click properties
[19:32]<cmdpro> ok...
[19:32]<cmdpro> then,,,
[19:33]<@BC_Programming> Do you know what a path is?
[19:33]<cmdpro> yeah
[19:33]<cmdpro> like C:\ect... right?
[19:34]<@BC_Programming> yes you need the path to uTorrent
[19:34]<cmdpro> ok
[19:37]<cmdpro> :/
[19:37]<cmdpro> the spaces
[19:37]<cmdpro> in the path
[19:37]<@BC_Programming> use quotes
[19:37]<cmdpro> are screwing it up and when i put it in apostraphies (")
[19:38]<cmdpro> yh then it ignores it it just starts cmmd prompt
[19:38]<@BC_Programming> start "" "C:\path\utorrent.exe"
[19:38]<cmdpro> aaahhh
[19:38]<cmdpro> thanks a ton
[19:40]<cmdpro> gah
[19:40]<cmdpro> still not working
[19:41]<cmdpro> it ignores it again
[19:41]<cmdpro> just exits password promt
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