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<0> http://www.google.com/linux?q=PIM
<1> ancker :-) Thanks. Sorry for repeating.
<2> jo
<2> hi
<2> anyone know how to use
<2> udp.pl
<2> ?
<3> what is it?
<3> something that causes your enter key to fire at random times?
<2> :S
<4> uNixCreW: just type ./udp.pl
<4> I think I have seen a exploit or something with that name
<0> http://www.google.com/linux?q=udp.pl
<0> uNixCreW: we don't help with crap like that
<3> heh
<3> script kiddy.
<4> there u go! google says its a flooder to cause dos
<5> if Linux can't run on FAT32, how does a CD boot version work on a FAT32 hard drive?
<6> It doesn't use the hard drive.
<6> And Linux probably does. Look at usmsdos
<7> can anyone point me to the source of xpilot ? O.o
<7> i can only find rpms for it =[
<8> Stwange: a boot CD is neither FAT32 nor ext, the format of a CD is quite different from both
<7> a cd is iso9660
<5> yeah but it lets you make modifications and save drivers etc. (I think)
<5> where do these go?
<8> Stwange: memory
<8> Stwange: liveCDs use memory as a virtual storage location, that's why no modifications are persistent
<5> ah so the more you save the slower it runs
<8> Poki: if you are referring to the game, it is the first google result
<7> Cognition: the ftp is down...
<7> and i can't find any mirrors
<8> Poki: i found it on sourceforge, works fine for me.
<7> the one on sourceforge is xpilot-ng =P
<8> Poki: then you're looking for an older version that is porbably not supported anymore, be happy with the rpm
<7> it IS still supported... i think
<7> i think xpilot-ng is just a fork
<7> (and i have no idea how to work those .rpms, lol)
<9> http://www.filewatcher.com/b/ftp/ftp.altlinux.ru/pub/mirrors/debian/pool/main/x/xpilot.0.0.html
<10> hi everyone
<7> ooooh
<7> Reinheart: thanks! =D
<9> Poki. anytime :)
<0> http://freshmeat.net/projects/xpilot/
<7> hmm, that's weird.. the links don't seem to work though
<10> does anyone use pppd/slirp tunnel?
<0> http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=14558
<10> do u have any experiences with pppd/slirp?
<7> Isaac-Lew: whee thank you [=
<3> g0g0r1n, do you have a specific question.. or are your just taking a poll?
<10> yes i have
<0> the sourceforge links worked for me - next time try more than 1 link on the google result page
<11> xpilot!
<11> the game of games!
<10> i think it's fantastic tool, but i dont know how to get higher speed than 10KB/s from it
<10> i tried to mess with baudrate setting but 10KB/s was maximum i got
<11> slirp/slip
<11> now THAT was a long time ago
<10> what are u using now?
<11> adsl/ethernet
<10> i'm using it like tunnel through ssh
<11> i think the last time i used slip/slirp and the like was when i had to admin hp-ux/sco machines on dedicated serial lines.
<11> well, slirp was later. that was when i still ran slackware
<11> g0g0r1n: i used ppp for that
<10> ok What u use when u wanna penetrate firewall and u dont have root privileges on the other side?
<3> ssh
<11> g0g0r1n: these days i either admin the firewall, or there are levers i can pull
<10> and when u wanna full port range?
<11> g0g0r1n: then i demand full access :D
<3> Cisco VPN client
<11> g0g0r1n: btw, iirc, you can set the speed with -b
<10> iirc? what is it?
<11> g0g0r1n: mind you that is the baudrate. so you need to make some calculations for the speed. so baudrate/8000 is the speed in kbyte/s at a max
<1> I've found kontact to be more advanced then then evolution (using it for contacts only). Is there anything else recommended ? anything better then kontact ?
<11> if i recall correctly
<10> have u ever get a higher speed from slirp than 10KB/s?
<11> g0g0r1n: i think so.
<12> there's TCP/IP overhead too
<11> poutine: right. so that is probably 0.4*(baudrate/8000) for the average connection
<5> there is too much purple for my liking
<13> I helped myself with SNMP. I propose that I be voiced for my outstanding ***istance.
<12> just advocate ubuntu for every single problem, then I doubt you'll have trouble getting voiced
<11> Al-Ashtar is voiced?
<11> ;)
<14> IIS has no such thing as mod_rewrite?
<13> G-WiZ-: Er... no.
<14> jeian: gah, too bad
<5> it says "suggest they get voiced" it says nothing about the ops actually voicing them
<14> and i lol at the fact that IIS users have to BUY a bolt-on that mimics mod-rewrite
<8> VPN, is implemented using numerous protocols, including ipsec, PPTP, and CIPE, and also PPP-SSH. Any suggestions as to the method that is most secure and effiecient with Linux?
<11> nivek is here, so its all good :)
<11> Cognition: pptp has some issues, the rest really depends on the scale and what is possible. ipsec is deemed the most secure i think
<11> its also probably the hardest to set up, so that makes sense :D
<8> uh-huh
<8> i read that PPP can be tunneled over SSH, perhaps that could be easier to implement?
<11> Cognition: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/ppp-ssh/
<8> Enchanter_tim: that's where i'm reading right now actually :)
<8> i'm just contemplating whether to continue the whole guide or try a different method.
<15> whatabout openvpn ..
<14> crap. without URL rewrite support.. i will have to write a webapp that writes out an actual html file for every single press release we make
<14> how wasteful. microsoft should be ashamed for having such a goofy webserver
<14> how the heck are you supposed to make archival friendly URLs based on database pulls if you dont have something like mod_rewrite
<8> Routermen: what about it? how would you rate it?
<15> Cognition: openvpn uses SSL , i think its the next best thing ( if not the best) after Openswan
<15> Cognition: anyway i personally think Ipsec is suitable for permanent always on VPN tunneling between sites ..
<15> Cognition: for people on the go .. like me .. pptp or openvpn does the trick ^_^ .
<8> Routermen: ipsec is the most secure according to my readings and Enchanter_tim so far. However, it is a pain to work with, especially that it's not my server that i'm working with (university's).
<8> Routermen: but what about PPT over SSH? isn't it more secure than openvpn?
<15> Cognition: PPP-SSH tunneling has its limitation .. it tend to have problem with high bandwidth rates ..
<8> Routermen: hmm, i guess i'll go with your advice then.
<15> Cognition: anyway ive read some report on some local mag claiming openvpn is better ..
<15> Cognition: than openswan
<8> Routermen: openswan or freeswan?
<1> How do I stop 'kontact' from loading the 'KOrginizer deamon' into my icons tray ?
<15> Cognition: sorry freeswan ^_^
<15> ipsec
<8> Routermen: i have both openswan and freeswan pages in front of me, not sure of the difference there
<8> it seems freeswan is a little outdated
<15> i'm mixed up
<15> openswan is developed by open source community
<8> so is freeswan
<8> and both are ipsec implementations
<8> it seems that openswan is a bit more refurbished though, so i'll go for it
<8> Routermen: wish if there are more gals like you around here ;)
<15> Cognition: not sure but i think openswan supports newer kernel
<8> absolutely ... "Openswan is an implementation of IPsec for Linux. It supports kernels 2.0, 2.2, 2.4 and 2.6"
<15> afk - breakfast
<16> hi all
<16> somone can help me
<16> i'm using Fedora Core 5 with kernel 2.6.15-1.2054_FC5
<16> how can i compile my kernel and use the last one under my distribution ???
<16> so ? none can help here ?
<0> Cojak: after compiling & installing your kernel, you should have a separate bootloader entry for it
<0> (***uming you gave it a different name than the kernel you already have, most distros add custom to the end of the kernel name so you can tell the difference)
<17> is there going to be any difference between slack "10.2" Current and 11.0
<8> what's the default Windows VPN implementation, and is it compatible with openvpn or openswan?
<3> ipsec or pptp afaik
<8> nivek: and is it possible to access the vpn with openvpn?
<3> never tried
<8> hmm ..
<8> damn university doesn't have any documentation for linux, so i'm kind of figuring my way out in the dark here
<3> :/
<8> nivek: ok, for a simple setup like this one -> http://www.iup.edu/ats/sts/vpn/index.htm
<8> nivek: what would you suggest to hop on the VPN?
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