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    Uptime Downtime all around time.



    Thats on the dedicated torrent server at my house.

    Its running slackware 10.1 and was rebooted yesterday because I tripped the breaker in the basement with the shopvac.

    Whats your uptime?

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    http://linuxfoo.league.uptime-project.net/

    Join the league.

    You know you want too.

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    here's my server. whats the password for the league and how do I set up the cron in terminal?


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    There is no password for the league.

    With a terminal open...

    # crontab -e

    (where crontab -e is what you type and then hit enter....)

    Hit the letter i to put it in insert mode (welcome to vi)
    and type:

    59 * * * * /bin/yasuc

    Hit the escape key, and then :x

    That writes and exits.

    That should get it.

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    Hmm, 0d 0h 0m 0s. I will join up as soon as I unbox the 'puters
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    no time

    Mark, I need more instructions (english)

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    check the irc channel

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    Fatal Error Indeed

    [global]
    user = FatalError
    password= XXXXXX
    proxy = no
    debug = no

    [proxy]
    host = your.Proxy.Host
    port = 8080

    [debug]
    path = /var/log/yasuc.log

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    That looks right.

    are you running the program as the user you installed it as?

    You need to run it as root if you installed it as root, or chmod the config file to 755.

    chmod 755 /etc/yasuc.conf

    and then run it.

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    I can get mine into my sig. actually I can't get anything into my sig????

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