A day's worth of Twitter (103)
Saturday, July 26th, 2008 10:53 pm00:01:41 | — | 5000MB for the old disk image (some day I can delete it), and some 7000MB for the new one! |
00:03:26 | — | okay, trying to boot up the 64-bit profile (kernel disk image with ubuntu LTS 64bit) |
00:03:43 | — | hooray it didn't shut down on me! |
00:37:07 | — | whee copying over my files, pitifully small, but connection is also pitifully slow!t |
00:45:27 | — | hmmmm the amazon honor system thinks I'm my brother. Not cookies... IP? |
00:51:01 | — | Yay, booting into the 64-bit profile, and hopefully staying there |
00:56:10 | — | hmm, cannot ping afunamatata.com, even by IP |
00:58:14 | — | oh, it says powered off :( Well, let's see what's up |
01:05:06 | — | hmmmm it keeps powering off... :( |
01:10:10 | — | ta, searching for information on linode 64-bit. Maybe that will give me a clue |
01:11:16 | — | okay, this one looks promising (advises to use logview from lish) http://tinyurl.com/5apylc |
01:31:07 | — | just watched Idiocracy |
01:50:14 | — | being held up by problems with crashing when I try to use a 64-bit kernel :( |
02:11:22 | — | while waiting for a response from Linode (they are generally fast, so I am hoping before the weekend?), think I'll try on my macbook |
02:11:54 | — | so I know my MacBook is 64-bit capable (Intel Core 2 Duo, plus sysctl -a hw | grep 64bitcapable) |
02:12:12 | — | now I need to compile mysql and perl and maybe apache with 64bit architecture |
02:12:42 | — | $ file /usr/bin/perl indicates that it's not 64-bit! (ppc7400 and i386) |
02:13:41 | — | $ file /usr/sbin/httpd says that apache has four architectures, including 64bit capable! ppc7400, ppc64, i386, x86_64 |
02:14:17 | — | hm no mysql installed |
02:16:05 | — | hmm putting /usr/local/bin before /usr/bin to force my compiled apps to override system compiled. Good idea, bad idea? |
02:16:14 | — | maybe I should just use it explicitly... |
02:19:47 | — | hehheh, the perl website has an <a href="current"> where it should say name="current" making the anchor not work/jump to the section! |
02:27:11 | — | getting more and more used to downloading source code to /usr/local/src :-) It's now consistent in all my environments |
02:41:18 | — | installing pel |
02:41:25 | — | make that perl! |
02:41:46 | — | start with downloading the source code (curl -O http://tinyurl.com/5asq9s ) to /usr/local/src |
02:42:26 | — | then extract to a temp dir, oh say ~/Downloads (tar xzvf perl-5.10.0.tar.gz -C ~/Downloads) |
02:42:38 | — | then go to that directory (cd /path/to/extracted/perl/directory) |
02:42:57 | — | and read the INSTALL instructions! (probably can find HTML formatted on the web) perlpod INSTALL |
02:47:45 | — | reading INSTALL to see what options I should be passing |
03:09:55 | — | ./Configure -Dcc=gcc -Dprefix=/usr/local -Duse64bitall worked!!! I wonder if I can get it to accept a couple of other options... |
03:12:33 | — | I am excited. This is the first time I've looked at the manual to configure something, and been able to decide what options to use |
03:13:04 | — | instead of blindly following instructions in a tutorial, by people who know what's best for me! |
03:13:24 | — | and now that I have said this, it's probably going to break :p |
03:16:08 | — | @mayerman mac only though! Or at least, a few of these options (the ones for architecture) are macspecific |
03:20:25 | — | *not* indexing everything in ~/Library. Was regularly making Quicksilver use ~50-60% CPU |
03:20:49 | — | I think it was something like 90,000 items? It couldn't have been as many as 900,000... |
03:21:16 | — | so now just the Application Support, Preferences, Widgets |
03:21:43 | — | *yawn* make test is taking so long |
03:21:54 | — | oooh but the mysql tarball is almost done! |
03:22:18 | — | I love that I finally have time to do coding type work in my spare time again :) |
03:24:01 | — | All tests successful!!!!! |
03:35:37 | — | make, make test, sudo make install. Andnow! And now! |
03:35:56 | — | $ file /usr/local/bin/perl --> /usr/local/bin/perl: Mach-O 64-bit executable x86_64 \o/===== |
03:36:53 | — | hmm though I need to test in runtime. Crossing my fingers... |
03:43:00 | — | hmmm the instructions for installing the mysql binary may not be as easy though. (no groupadd for the mac. I think a GUI app?) |
03:44:00 | — | hmmm. maybe dscl? |
03:47:01 | — | aaargh google. Don't want to sign up for google groups with this account. I just want to read a thread! |
03:49:59 | — | adding a user from the commandline with leopard! http://tinyurl.com/39pl2p |
04:01:19 | — | ohhoho "dscl . -list /" and "dscl localhost -list /" are both useful for digging |
04:05:18 | — | ooh and "dscl . -readall /Users" makes some things clearer :) |
04:19:17 | — | hmm okay other than the dscl stuff, the rest of the installation works fine. I just need to remember how to make it start the daemon so ... |
04:23:18 | — | for some reason, aliases for me have always worked best in .bash_profile. Or is that .bashrc? |
04:32:39 | — | now on to installing mercurial! either easy_install -U mercurial or, a binary package (doing former) |
04:34:00 | — | oh, it's not working. nevermind |
04:40:22 | — | hmm easyinstall didn't work |
04:56:36 | — | oooh the openid thing is pretty |
04:56:44 | — | dropdown thing I mean |
06:18:26 | — | I tend to get really preachy in instructing when I am sleepy, ahahha |
06:18:36 | — | I say instructing. I mean giving out instructions. Oh dear |
06:30:50 | — | too much handholding. I find *everything* hilarious when I'm in this state of miiiind |
06:35:02 | — | so sleepy I'm not making any sense. And I *still* find everything hilarious |
06:50:26 | — | hmm I wonder if it'll be easier to install libgdbm or whatever it was that xmlparser needed, on Leopard? |
06:51:02 | — | running into problems because the mac is case insensitive!!! And there's an early.gif and an Early.gif in the same folder!!! grar |
07:19:03 | — | hah I am so sleepy that I cannot stand to hear any sounds. Hm |
12:39:02 | — | they fixed the case insensitivity thing! YAY happily downloading the code now |
12:41:09 | — | Now on to my server: Server has migrated me to a host that supports 64-bit! |
12:41:47 | — | huhhhh weird. I didn't realize that I'd not shutdown my linode. I said I did in preparation for migration. Oops |
12:44:59 | — | hm. on laptop, something timed out? and cvs/vcv/bin/vcv --checkout doesn't seem to be a valid option.. |
12:45:13 | — | starting from scratch there |
12:45:27 | — | issuing a shutdown for my linode! Migration, here we come |
12:52:47 | — | migration done! Now trying to create a new disk image, and then boot.. |
12:59:55 | — | eeeeeeeeeeh I am now on a 64-bit capable host. NOW TO INSTALL EVERYTHING |
13:10:08 | — | setting up everything from scratch. Mmmm |
13:24:03 | — | sudoers file: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sudoers (how many times am I going to rediscover this link? or need to?) |
14:21:09 | — | on server now. Installing apropos.. |
14:21:26 | — | oh no such. oh well |
14:22:53 | — | doing an install of `file command instead! |
14:45:30 | — | editing /etc/apt/sources.list... |
14:48:21 | — | installing screen! |
14:48:31 | — | umm or not. Damn |
14:50:46 | — | sudo aptitude update first! Good practice, yadda |
14:51:43 | — | okay, repository all right now (changed from us.archive to archive -- though I think I didn't need to do that) |
14:51:57 | — | what I needed, I suspect, was the aptitude update command! |
14:57:34 | — | installing irssi for private use *g* |
15:06:06 | — | hrrrm no irssi. Where did I get it before? |
15:08:27 | — | ooh it's not installing because I installed it a bit earlier. But now... why won't it read the config fil? |
15:15:45 | — | hmmm and need to set up a crontab... |
15:25:20 | — | oh hmm I'll need to set up the mail server and all *again* |
15:40:09 | — | dig is found in dnsutils package. So installing that now |
15:51:09 | — | okay! on to the serious business of creating dreamhack accounts! |
16:10:28 | — | yay back on irssi! |
16:10:44 | — | no bitlbee yet though! |
16:35:18 | — | whoa, man as in manpages isn't installed? |
16:43:40 | — | changing to intrepid so I'm getting mod_perl 2.0.4 so I don't get segfaults |
17:13:25 | — | okay now I'm finally at a point where I can try building a local apache.. |
17:38:55 | — | hmm getting apache |
17:38:59 | — | also getting perl |
18:11:38 | — | dre just told me I don't need a separate apache instance for each dreamhack! MUCH BETTER |
18:12:02 | — | (hopefully I can figure out how. I suspect the thing with goathack is an artifact of lj using apache1.3?) |
18:30:07 | — | running apache with multiple httpd.conf files? |
23:41:26 | — | oooho you can run multiple instances of Apache with the same binary. Just did it, I think. |
23:41:48 | — | but... I am so excited about it, I can't make myself settle down enough to streamline it enough to be useful! *embarrassed* |
Total: 103 tweets
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