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<0> figures, typical male response
<1> You did do a nice /say /dcc Psi-Jack biospic.gif
<0> oh sure tell what 'really' happened
<0> what a boytoy
<0> i got banned for saying linux rules on ubernet #linux
<1> That's that troll smell again.
<0> feel the love
<0> linux rules
<2> http://www.vermontguardian.com/local/032006/BushImpeachment.shtml
<2> lol
<0> anyone install a linux honeypot
<3> hi alls
<4> hi i need help, i cant recompile my kernel.. i just been there in /usr/src dir but still i get an error
<2> have you read a guide on how to do it
<0> 1 n33d h4x0Rz 4 |\/|y L1|\|Ux b0X
<5> hi!
<6> hi
<7> hi
<8> Hey Brainix.
<9> Hello, deegan. :-) How are you?
<8> Brainix: could have been better to be honest. My friend and old bandmember from Apostasy Henrik died last night, got stabbed in the chest.
<9> deegan: Jesus. :'( I'm sorry.
<8> Brainix: Yea it's all very tragic. Other than that things are pretty ok. How's about you?
<9> deegan: I'm ok. I've just started my spring break.
<10> how can i view the contents of a tarball without extracting it?
<8> ansimation: less file.tar
<10> cool
<8> Brainix: Sounds good, i have to start looking for a job again soon or the unemployment office is going to be up my ***. :)
<9> deegan: Have you been hacking these days?
<10> best gzip compression to use ? 9?
<9> ansimation: Can you use bzip2?
<10> yea
<9> ansimation: I think that bzip2 compresses smaller than gzip.
<9> ansimation: But it's slower too.
<8> Brainix: A little. Been working out, hanging with some old friends and stuff lately. I was doing this whole proftp-admin-php-mysql thingy but that cooled down. I might start it up again though, was kind of fun.
<10> size isnt really an issue, it's like 1gb getting compressed so i can backup **** on my server.
<10> faeinaz has an onjoin
<11> dammit
<9> Guest36664: If you're looking for speed, then go with gzip. If you're looking for size, then go with bzip2.
<10> ok
<12> which BSD is easy to install ?
<13> how would i select all entries in mysql base that have start_date lower than $next_week but still greater than $today
<14> Bl4ckBirD: that's a very specific mysql question, might try #mysql on irc.freenode.net
<15> hi every one
<16> fire-eyes : who is the best hacker in the world?
<7> Bno : your mom
<16> DrBeer:why did u say that?
<7> Because it was a rediculous question
<9> Bno: That's like asking what the best car in the world is. By which standard?
<7> And asking fire-eyes something stupid like that wopn't endear you to him
<14> wtf kind of question is that
<16> i think it s a good question
<7> No, Brainix , that's easy. Any car equipped with a beer delivery system is the best one
<14> "best" is only a personal opinion. "hacker" is a word heavily misused in today's media, i'm ignoring that.
<9> DrBeer: I disagree. ;-)
<7> Bno : I think it's a stupid question.
<16> DrBeer: this is ur idea
<16> i dont care u
<7> No, my idea is a coconut-curry hefe-weizen.
<7> And teaching English to foreign guests on IRC
<7> Now, I must depart. It's time to make some IPA.
<17> Hi all!
<17> Any body here?
<18> no
<17> bad
<18> uhuh
<18> any questions?
<17> Yes
<17> Help to find the driver under Win modem
<17> ac_
<18> uh.
<18> spose you need to find out what chipset it uses
<18> then look up the linmodem site if its supported
<17> What chipset I do not know, but model USR 263091
<17> PCI
<18> hmm
<17> ac_: It will not help us?
<18> hold on a sec
<17> Ok
<18> nope. cant locate the chipset that fast
<18> either check out the USR site for specs of the thing or try the scanmodem tool on www.linmodems.org
<17> I in USR even wrote the letter. Have told that this difficult program device and USR not gathers for him(it) to write the driver
<18> uhuh. a quick look around doesnt show any clues for drivers
<18> should be easy to find even a second hand cheap external modem
<17> I thought of it, but I do not lose hope to find on this.
<18> cool. good luck with it, then.
<6> Smolni, I think u can buy S/H Zyxel ext. in Balabanovo for rather low price...
<18> Balabanovo, of all places... :-]
<17> Whence you have learned about Balabanovo?
<6> Btw, I have the following issue: i can onlyh connect thru ADSL after executing # ifconfig eth0 dstaddr <anyIPhere>
<6> Why?
<6> Otherwise it connects but no route can be found by programs...
<6> Smolni, /whois Smolni
<18> what distro/release?
<6> Slackware 10.0
<17> ac_: Thanks, success.
<18> I aint no slack expert, spose setting up network usually involves editing the right confs
<6> The problem is that executing ifconfig w/ such command doesn't do nothing!
<6> But otherwise adsl wudn't work.
<6> My brain refuses to understand,
<18> lol
<6> Uhuh.
<18> and it s just a regular setup, no "weird" devices?
<6> Which are 'weird'?
<18> uh. stuff that requires "special" drivers, like usb
<6> No, usb is not loaded at all. Commented out in init...
<18> I mean, ok, sue me for still thinking usb is weird :-]
<6> modules.conf i mean
<6> =)
<6> I think it's nice BUS
<6> Usefull, you know.
<6> But no.
<18> it has some advantages
<18> ok
<6> i Don't use it for now
<6> so...
<18> so what would be the "normal" setup for configging network?
<6> just network card and modem attached thru lan
<6> i use adsl-setup
<6> eth0 is setup by default
<6> just connect pppoe to eth0
<18> btw any errors in sys logs?
<6> nope
<18> damn
<19> hello all
<18> lo
<18> pray some xdsl guru comes along
<6> if i use adsl-start before ifconfig, i just have all these DNS succesfully got...
<6> and inetaddr on ppp0
<6> and so on...
<18> ok
<6> but ping doesn't ping
<6> =)
<18> and route doesnt show anything?
<19> jartur ping doesn't ping ? so what? you could have a router that doesn't want to p*** icmp message
<6> but why does it work after # ifconfig eth0 dstaddr <anyIP>
<19> jartur can you actually get a dns resolution of a name or telnet to port 80 of google :P
<6> ?
<19> jartur, you are getting an ip address on eth0 using pppoe ?
<19> jartur, i ***ume your adsl is pppoe and not dhcp
<6> yes
<6> ppoe
<6> *pppoe
<6> I don't undersatnd why does it work after #ifconfig blah-blah-blah
<19> okay so basically you give your eth0 an ip address like 192.168.0.1 or something to bring the interface up ( you don't have to ... just ifconfig eth0 up will do the trick actually) and then pppd eth0 (given the right ppp settings) shall actually bind pppoe to eth0
<6> But never w/o it.
<6> yeah
<6> But ifconfig eth0 shows it's already up...
<19> jartur, still eth0 needs a fake ip address for icmp to actually bind ... as a matter of fact you also need your loopback up sometimes
<6> So, it show 192.186.1.2 all the time.
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