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<0> heh
<1> heh, I remembering carrying two servers to a customer using the subway during rush-hour back in 2001
<0> I have a little travel dolly thingy, for moving switches and such around, a fully load 6500 or even a 4500 hundred is more than I want to lift, even with help
<2> lmao
<2> I would NOT want to carry a catalyst 6500 hehe
<0> ah nope
<1> luxury problems
<1> I'd carry it if that was the condition for getting it
<1> I can put that to good use here ... err :P
<0> me too
<1> or maybe not
<2> ****
<2> you can have our old v880 then
<2> http://mishilo.image.pbase.com/o4/23/23/1/54738861.IMG_5899.JPG it's like that, but a model down
<1> well, I don't think I could carry it from the UK to norway
<2> it stands 17U high, and uses about 1500kW per PSU
<2> psst
<1> there is the minor issue of an ocean to cross
<2> put it on the plane with you
<2> it will float
<1> hmm
<2> I swear
<1> I can swim with it when summer comes I guess
<0> well then
<1> I am, after all, a very good swimmer.
<2> ahh busy planning to migrate our NFS server from the crap we have now to a nice v890 like that picture
<1> hehe
<0> we used to have two enterprise 450s here, they were about the same size
<2> yeah
<2> one of my NIS slaves is an E450 running SunOS 5.7
<2> the master is a e250, for some reason
<1> I liked the part of this conversation that involved boobs better
<0> big, ugly, and slow... oh wait... maybe I am talking about somthing else, like the admin that used to run the dang things
<0> heh
<2> hrm
<2> boobies
<2> that reminds me to erm
<2> brb
<1> O_o
<2> ;)
<3> heya kristian where do I find the 'copy from rendering path' vs. 'texture from pixmap' option?
<3> heya nagual
<1> click the beryl icon on the system tray, it's under advanced options -> rendering path
<3> howgoes?
<1> (basicly, beryl-manager is just a clever front end to command line options)
<4> wee
<4> beryl 0.2.0 r1
<3> believe it or not it seems to be related to how long it has been running
<3> even the beryl manager window appears totally empty
<3> restart with ctrl-alt-bkspc and try again and it works for awhile
<1> stian_: rc1, not r1 ;)
<5> oi
<4> Kristian: sorry :P
<3> but if the screensaver kicks in or whatever, it starts doing that funkiness again...
<4> It works pretty darn great.
<1> ph0bia: you can just skip beryl-manager entierly and use beryl --use-copy
<4> Kristian: where do I find the newest plugins and how to I apply them?
<3> cool, thanks
<3> it is pretty wicked
<3> I played with it for hours and hours yesterday after you helped me get it going
<4> Haha, rethink that comment ph0bia
<4> :D
<1> stian_: The official plugins are all in SVN, and with the exception of wall, there hasn't been a lot of additions lately. There are some unofficial floating around on the forum, but I don't generally recommend them :)
<1> ph0bia: hehe, pretty addictive stuff :)
<4> Kristian: the wall plugin was pretty cool
<4> well thanks anyways
<4> gotta go
<3> err
<3> hehe
<1> wall isn't even finished yet though :)
<3> oops
<6> what's the wall plugin?
<1> let's you see all viewports and move windows between them, much like LG
<3> ctrl-alt-bkspc didn't fix it, so I /etc/init.d/gdm stop and then when I tried to restart it brought up a text screen saying one was already running, did I want to start another, I hit no, checked F7 got a black screen, and that was it
<3> lol I haven't locked up a linux box in forever
<6> is the SVN build of beryl usually relatively stable?
<3> I'm sure its still running but I can't get back to any other terminal haha
<1> yes, usually
<1> ph0bia: sysrq is your friend
<1> ph0bia: alt+printscrn+r
<1> then switch term
<1> is there some sort of packaging reason we have an empty TODO and NEWS file in core ?
<1> err
<1> oops
<1> wrong chan :p
<7> Are there any tools besides traceroute and ping that can be used to check the "network health" of a box that is acting sluggish? Like some rolled tool in one of the .deb packages for sarge?
<3> I must be blind Kristian
<3> is it under Advanced in the General tab?
<1> you're looking in the wrong place :)
<1> it's not a beryl setting, it's a beryl-manager setting
<1> beryl-manager is the diamond-menu
<3> err
<3> yah
<8> hi
<3> "Beryl Settings Manager" is the title of the menu?
<3> err the window rather
<3> I got there from the red diamond...
<8> Do I must restart my linux machine if I have edited my /etc/resolv.conf file?
<3> no, resolv.conf is read dynamically
<2> no
<1> ok, click the red diamond and do nothing else, then read the menu.. beryl settings manager, emerald theme.... reload window decorator, select window decorator, advanced beryl options ....
<1> click advanced beryl options instead of beryl settings manager :)
<3> ahhhhhhhhh see I was double-clicking it
<3> sorry
<8> hmmh, my problem is, taht I've configured my ppp0 iface, and I can't ping anything...
<1> ping an ip
<2> can you ping an IP ?
<3> cool thanks, I'll run it this way for awhile and see if it solved that problem
<8> ping to a IP work
<2> so it's a DNS issue
<8> jep
<2> restart networking
<1> eh
<1> why?
<1> cat /etc/resolv.conf
<2> just try it
<1> take the ip
<1> ping that
<1> restarting networking is cheating Napta_ ! :p
<8> Kristian: the dns server is okay, is workin on my other win pc
<2> Kristian: hehe
<8> working
<1> [_Mete_]: that wasn't what I was asking about
<2> [_Mete_]: Why ask us for help, and then ignore our advice ?
<1> I asked you to ping it from the machine that it doesn't work on
<2> Usually a method to our madness
<8> 64 bytes from 134.95.129.23: icmp_seq=1 ttl=53 time=21.1 ms
<1> so, you get contact
<1> then try nslookup www.google.com
<2> what does your /etc/resolv.conf look like ?
<8> nameserver 134.95.129.23
<8> nameserver 193.193.158.10
<1> err, Napta_ will help you, someone said something about an apple pie
<1> and not an american one
<2> lmao
<2> [_Mete_]: no errrors ?
<2> -r
<8> nslookup will take one moment ;)
<8> ;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached
<2> alright
<2> double check your /etc/resolv.conf is correct, then can you give me some info about your nsswitch.conf file
<2> grep host /etc/nsswitch.conf is the part i need
<8> okay ;)
<8> hosts: files dns
<2> cool
<2> ok
<2> now try to restart networking
<8> okay, I'm back in 1-2min ;)
<2> do you know how to do that ?
<2> ok
<8> jep
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