22 Feb
2011
22 Feb
'11
4:52 p.m.
On 2/22/11, Paul Cartwright <paul(a)pcartwright.com> wrote:
On 02/21/2011 09:17 PM, Kristopher Gamrat wrote:
the key there is "programming language".. I am
NOT a programmer, and I
don't play one at night. In my former life I was a system admin, mostly
UNIX boxes.. I did a little IVR work ( press 1 to DELETE this message :)
but mostly Unix shell scripts, and I've forgotten 90% of that. I will
pass that along to my local ALE.org linux user group, thanks!
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Paul Cartwright
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Kris
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>
http://lincom.pastebin.com/a4r9YDMG
> >>
>
> I am not familiar with pastebin..
Pastebin is a place where you can post your
code or debug text as
plain text. You can also select what programming language you're using
(e.g. C, Python, etc., and can even do BASH) and it will try to format
your paste to make it easier to read for people who read that
language. http://pastebin.com/ is the base URL, but you can do
http://project.pastebin.com (replacing project with your software
project) to create a free private pastebin for your project. The
alphanumeric string at the end of the lincom pastebin above is
auto-generated to identify the specific paste, though it can be reused
if/when the post is set to expire. You should definitely familiarize
yourself with it for testing F\OSS, it can be very useful for sharing
and/or debugging code.