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<0> eliran_: 127.0.0.1 is localhost
<1> anyone here can help me ?
<0> MrAhmaD: just ask, if there is someone you will get a reply
<2> Al-Ashtar : But what will happend when I add a second NIC ? will it be 127.0.0.2 ?
<1> may i know how can i make psybnc on my linux server
<0> the second card will be what ever IP you ***ign it
<1> i dont know linux ... so i dont want to make mistakes as its not mine its my friends server
<2> Al-Ashtar : Silly me. 127.0.0.1 is the loopback, not the NIC address. my mistake. thanks.
<1> and there are few web hostings running on it
<0> exactly
<2> gotta go. thanks Al-Ashtar.
<0> eliran_: no problem
<1> can u help Al-Ashtar ?
<0> If I can
<0> sure
<0> what do you need help with ?
<1> i asked my question already
<1> :)
<0> yes and I answered
<0> <1> can u help Al-Ashtar ?
<0> <0> If I can
<0> <0> sure
<1> ok
<0> that's the only question you asked
<1> so can tell me me how to make it
<3> <MrAhmaD may i know how can i make psybnc on my linux server >
<3> ..
<1> yes dweller thnx man :)
<4> MrAhmaD : Learn to type, wouldja? That crap is so AOL!
<0> oh sorry, I didn't see that
<5> MrAhmaD: you should ask your friend to install it for you.
<1> np
<1> well i want to do it on my own so that i can learn it too
<1> hez not in town otherwise he can install for me
<0> MrAhmaD: do you have root access ?
<5> then ask him to walk you through or just watch him
<1> yes
<5> I'm not going to explain to you how to do something that could seriously damage his server
<1> thiago thnx for the suggestion :)
<5> especially since you don't feel at ease doing it
<0> MrAhmaD: ok you need to call your friend, and when he comes back pick a big baseball bat and smack him with it on his head
<1> thiago thats why im here so that u guys can direct me properly and if u cant np :)
<6> how do you find out the mac adress on linux?
<5> MrAhmaD: we probably could, but since it's his server, I'd rather he helped you
<6> inet6 addr: fe80::20e:cff:fe65:9b48/64 Scope:Link
<0> that's for giving his root p***word to someone who doesn't know linux with other people's web pages on it
<6> is this the mac adress?
<1> Al-Ashtar :) ill smack ur balls first lol kidding
<5> jolly-: that's an IPv6 address
<6> yeah thought so too
<6> :)
<5> jolly-: the MAC address is shown slight bit up
<6> ahh
<5> jolly-: though the IPv6's address is derived from the MAC address
<6> found it
<6> "HWaddr"
<6> :)
<6> thank you :-)
<5> jolly-: yours is 00:0e:0c:65:9b:48
<6> yepp:)
<0> thiago: how did you know :/
<5> Al-Ashtar: because I know how an EUI-64 is formed from an EUI-48 (MAC) address
<5> Al-Ashtar: you insert FF FE at the middle and you flip one bit (the universal/local bit)
<7> Good morning. :-)
<0> could you explain ?
<5> Al-Ashtar: EUI-64: 020e:0cff:fe65:9b48
<1> thiago :)
<5> the first 2 is the bit that is flipped
<5> then drop the ff:fe in the middle
<7> thiago: You're no longer an op?
<8> Brainix, !@
<0> so it would be: 02:0e:0c:65:9b:48
<7> Mulder! :-) What's new?
<8> Brainix, school started :(
<5> Al-Ashtar: remember to flip the universal bit: 02 -> 00
<0> right thiago ?
<8> Brainix, nyou?
<7> Mulder: Aww... Are you studying hard?
<0> what do you mean by flip
<8> Brainix, sadly, no i'm not :S
<5> Al-Ashtar: invert the bit
<7> Mulder: Well, pretty soon, you won't have to preface your Slashdot posts with "IANAL." ;-)
<5> Al-Ashtar: how much do you know about bit arithmethics?
<7> That'll make it all worth it. LoL!
<8> Brainix, IANAL?
<0> thiago: -90%
<7> "I Am Not A Lawyer."
<5> Mulder: you can start using the new acronym: IANAA
<8> Brainix, i dont post to slashdot. too many flame wars heh
<8> thiago, what does that one stand for?
<5> I Am Not An Astronomer
<7> Mulder: I've just been enjoying my summer break, playing guitar, and working on my kernel.
<8> haha
<5> (in the recent article about the universe's largest object)
<8> Brainix, nice
<8> Brainix, what development stage si brainix at anyway?
<0> thiago: -90% (that's in minus)
<5> Al-Ashtar: ok, bits admit a few operations that stem from boolean logic
<7> Mulder: Have you taken a cl*** on intellectual property?
<8> Brainix, not yet. next year
<5> Al-Ashtar: rememer your Boolean Logic cl***es: 1 + x = 1; 0 . x = 0
<7> Mulder: Are you interested in it at all?
<5> Al-Ashtar: and ~0 = 1; ~1 = 0
<8> Brainix, absolutely
<8> Brainix, i was actually going to take ti this semester, but ti conflicted with eveyrthing heh
<7> Mulder: Do you have an opinion on the new version of the GPL?
<5> Al-Ashtar: by "invert the bit", I meant that that bit should be exchanged for its inverse. If it was 0, change it to 1. If it was 1, change to 0.
<8> Brainix, i share linus's concern, but ultimately stallman can write what he wants, and people who dont like it can use another licence/create their own
<0> OH
<0> I get it
<7> Mulder: Do you use an open source license for any of your own work?
<0> his was fe80::20e:cff:fe65:9b48
<8> Brainix,i havent released anything to the public, but if i did decide to, i'd probably make it a creative commons/bsd licence
<8> Brainix, i dont feel strongly enough about the gpl cause to use it heh
<8> but i certainly understand stallman's rationale
<0> thiago: his was inet6 addr: fe80::20e:cff:fe65:9b48/64 Scope:Link
<7> Mulder: Ah, that's cool. So it's not for any legal reason? You just agree more, philosophically, with The Creative Commons Licenses and The BSD License?
<0> instead of : you added a 0
<5> Al-Ashtar: huh?
<5> Al-Ashtar: the : have nothing to do with it
<5> Al-Ashtar: it's just representation
<0> aha
<8> Brainix, pretty much. i dont care what people do with my code so long as they credit me in the comments somewhere heh, and also absolve me of any legal liability :) [the second being most important]
<5> Al-Ashtar: his address was: fe80000000000000020e0cfffe658b48
<5> Al-Ashtar: since that's really hard to read, every 4 hex digits are grouped with :
<5> Al-Ashtar: the leading zeros are dropped in each group
<5> Al-Ashtar: and a sequence of 0:...:0 can be shortened with ::
<7> Mulder: I'll have many more questions for you when you're talking that IP cl***, if you don't mind. ;-)
<0> aha
<8> Brainix, no problem
<9> hi
<8> Brainix, just be wearing that it might not all be the same in the US, the general pricniples wil probably be the same
<8> wearing/wary
<8> heh
<8> oh yeah, poseiden's an IP lawyer these days
<7> Really? I haven't chatted with him in ages.
<8> yup
<8> started practising late last year or early this year, i cant remember
<0> thiago: so we drop all E's and F's at the beginning and the middle, leaving us with 80::20e:c:65:9b48
<7> He probably hates me. I used to har*** him and _popeye_ with tons of n00b questions about setting up my X and configuring my sound. LoL!
<8> hehe
<8> i'm sure he doesnt mind
<8> we all have to start somewhere
<5> Al-Ashtar: no
<5> Al-Ashtar: an IPv6 address is composed of 128 bits
<0> yeah, I knew I did something wrong
<5> Al-Ashtar: MACs have 48, EUI-64 have 64 bits
<8> Brainix, in any case, you're clearly no noob anymore :)
<5> Al-Ashtar: IPv6 addresses are split in several levels
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