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Hi,
I was trying to find a way to sum the output of du -h in linux for a give wildcard such as:
'du -h --max-depth 0 Folder_Containing_My_Wildcard*'
I then want to get something like:
959M Folder_Containing_My_Wildcard1
186M Folder_Containing_My_Wildcard2
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TOT: 1145M
Is there a good way to do this simple without having to calculate this your self?
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What about Bigfot (that monster truck game) for NES? I think you buy some stuff there.
What about some of the wonderboy games? I think you can buy shields, weapons, and other items in some of em'.
Forgotten worlds for Sega Mega Drive, and Amiga as well for that matter.
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Nicos wrote:
HHS wrote:
Go into the card's properties and select TCP/IPv4 and click on Properties, and select "Use the following IP address", then enter the IP address you want to use for the card. Then go into the command prompt and type:
netsh interface ipv4 show interface
This tells you the interface index of the network card where the cable is connected. Then type:
route -p add (Server's IP) mask 255.255.255.255 (Router's IP) if (Interface index)
If the server's IP changes, you can delete the old route using the following command and then add it again:
route -p delete (Server's IP)
the actual trick would be to totaly rewrite the routing table
basicaly the first route would go via the wireless adapter
route -p ADD 0.0.0.0 mask 255.255.255.255 (router's IP) if (wirless interface)
this will tell to forward everything to the wireless interface
then you add HHS route :
route -p add (Server's IP) mask 255.255.255.255 (Router's IP) if (LAN interface)
so if he ask to go to the server he'll use the LAN
also you should change the server IP adress, the best option for you would be to create a DMZ in the router and to place the server that DMZ
so internaly your router would have a 192.168.x.x. but since it's in the DMZ the router will automaticaly forward any packet to your server and become totaly transparent (no port forwarding needed for P2.....games \o/)
and i don't completly understand how you can get 5 public IP, is it feature from your ISP? if it's the case, then again better use the router as a DHCP server (but the port forwarding will be needed for all the computers that are not in the DMZ) it's a bit fastidious to set up but all your local trafic will stay local (if it use a public adress, it goes all thru the ISP network every time) and you would gain some speed...
Um... I won't be able to get an IP for my router since it is hooked up as a switch. Each computer get's IP from my ISP directly. Yes, it is a feature from my ISP so that I can get 5 IP-addresses. So in this case the examples you gave me are a bit off I think? "route -p add (Server's IP) mask 255.255.255.255 (Router's IP) if (LAN interface)" Router IP is unavailable since it is a switch now days.
It is true that I could hook up two LAN-devices with a cable, but I don't want to do that unless I really have to. There must be another way through software/OS to do this, right?
Thanks for the answers and ideas so far people. Keep em' coming! =)
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amaurea wrote:
I don't know anything about networking in windows, but it seems to me that the reason you are having problems is that your laptop uses your server as the default gateway when you plug in the cable. It probably does this because the server is running a dhcp server, which responds to the laptop's dhcp queries. Disabling the server's dhcp server, or changing its configuration, might help this.
I think you misunderstood it all. I WANT to route traffic between the server and laptop via LAN instead of wireless, because the speed is greater through cable than it is via air, BUT I also want to limit the connection so that nothing else uses that connection. Skype for example should always choose to go via wireless connection, because I need to move around some times while using it.
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Ok, instead of googling around quickly for different answers, I'd like to know if you guys can think of a good solution for my setup.
Setup:
I have a laptop which I connect to my ISP via a wireless router, which I have connected as a switch, so instead of plugging the cable from my ISP to my WAN port, I have connected it to one of my LAN ports. This way I will get an external IP-address directly from my ISP, instead of a local IP. This way I don't need to do any port forwarding etc, since I have 5 IP-address that I can use.
I also have a server connected, but with a regular TP-cable, to my router (or let's call it a switch from now on). This computer also get an external IP-address of course.
Since the wireless connection is quite slow, especially when transferring large files, I thought I might as well hook my laptop up with a LAN-cable, which I hid quite nicely so it's not showing at first glance in my living room. This is to get better speed between laptop and server.
This is where I need the help. I get an external IP-address to my LAN-device in my laptop, but I only want it to use the cable for my server, not anything else. I really need to be mobile in my home, and it is important that the connection does not get cut off when I disconnect my LAN-cable.
How can I route the traffic between laptop's LAN-cable and my server, without the use of the functions in my router?
I thought that maybe this is possible through 'arp' or something?
Maybe I could use some sort of network bonding (not sure what it is called in windows, but I'm suggesting what I read some time while configuring the Linux kernel).
One thing you should now is that laptop is running windows XP, and server is running Ubuntu.
I am thankful for any idea or thought on this.
Thank you!
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A couple of things that cheered me up with this game (I never played it before):
- The prolapse tentacle boss stage 4 (Sniper honeywiper). What an outrageous boss.
- Care bear, driving a motor boat, screaming for help in stage 12 - Priceless.
- The boss of stage 19.... What to say.... Ha ha!
Great run, thanks.
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Great run. Liked it a lot. :)
I think there is a typo in the time table.
"1 37.84 38.24 0.40"
I think 37.84 should swap place with 38.24, right?
Thanks for this run. Enjoyed it.
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Have not posted a request for a while now, so here goes:
Casper (though the PSX-version might be superior)
Command & Conquer NOD/GDI
Daytona USA
Doom (100% and any%)
Gals Panic SS (best score or quickest finish)
Golden Axe - The Duel
Guardian heroes
Mortal Kombat II (yes it has been done already, but better sound+graphics? *drool*)
Rockman 8
Salamander Deluxe Pack
Sega Ages - Phantasy Star Collection
Sega Rally Championship
Sexy Parodius (You tell me that this is not entertainment?)
Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3
WarCraft II - The Dark Saga (This game MUST BE DONE!)
Thats most of them I think. :)
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Pretty cool run, allthough I don't know much of what is going on I'm affraid. I would prefer to have comments in the encode if someone could fix that.
It is a YES from me.
Cheers
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Weird game sort of...
First, everybody speaks German, but it's all subbed in Japanese. Then, all of a sudden, everybody switches to speaking Japanese, but this time without German subtitles. :D
Second, what the hell is Ryu doing in the game? =D
Third, why did they draw everything so silly at the ending credits etc?
Nevertheless, it's a YES-vote from my side. Cheers.
