Cool - this is sounding great.

I think Computer Science and Mathematics are the departments to aim for, possibly also sticking up a few things around peoples' halls.

What are you going to target, mids and k28?

You can get £40 for signing up for Be at www.quidco.com.

Could work, but as you say it might be chilly.

I won't be able to do the Friday (probably) but that's not a major issue.

Sorry, I can't do those dates.

I'm only free the first weekend of September, the weekend 11th-12th October and 25th-26th October and beyond.

As I'm almost fully booked, don't let this stop you from going camping during this time anyway! I'm just quite awkward :p

Woo!!

Put me down as a 'probably'

Cocodude

Ssssssssssssssssh everybody!

DELETE FROM ops WHERE nick = "BigG" OR nick = "astropoint"

Large please, and I'll pay you at the social if that's OK (or I can bank transfer).

If you're still accepting orders, you might want to change the EDIT on your first post in this thread.

I'm very tempted to post something and then lock the thread.

But I won't.

Excellent work! Would you be able to create a page on the twofo Wiki at http://www.twofo.co.uk/wiki/ and add these details?

If a second person is able to follow these instructions and get it working, I'll put a link to the article on the main twofo page.

Also, do we get to choose the t-shirt colour? I think black t-shirts would look better! Other than that I love it! I think we'd need to use a different logo if we wanted to use a different colour. I don't reckon that having a white rectangle (with logo inside) would look good on anything other than...

I'm definitely up for one. Are you sure we shouldn't have the logo on the front of the T-shirt though (possibly with the nick just above it)?

Dogs! Cats (and Kats) are evil :p

Bums or boobs?

Ben's cookies (the best of cookies and cakes in one)

Football or rugby?

Okay I ran strace and got a lot of output on the terminal but when I try direct it to file I just get 4 lines which are the standard Loading stuff. It was probably outputting on the stderr stream. When you do a normal redirect, it only outputs the stdout stream. You should try command &> output...

Assuming LinuxDC++ properly dies when it segfaults, you could also try running it with strace and seeing if any of the last few lines are helpful in diagnosing the problem. Just running 'strace linuxdcpp' should help. I'm not sure if you'll still get a load of useless tracing though.