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<0> which release?
<0> 4.1.2 is the current version of GCC in etch (testing)
<0> it sounds like you are using sarge (stable) which is currently at GCC 2.95.4 (-22)
<0> you won't be able to get a newer version without using testing or unstable sources
<1> I belive even sarge has some 3.x version
<1> yeah
<1> 3.3.5 at the very least
<0> hrm not according to packages.debian.org -shrug-
<1> Version: 3.4.3-13sarge1
<0> oh wait so it is... didn't scrolled down :)
<0> err scroll, even
<1> 2.95 is ... rather old
<1> from the redhat fiasco-with-gcc-period
<0> why is it still listed under sarge in the package search I wonder?
<1> because you can still use it
<1> 2.x to 3.x was a bit of a change
<1> even etch has gcc-2.95 if you want it
<2> why would this line not log to dmesg: iptables -A INPUT -s 192.168.1.51 -i eth2 -p tcp -m limit --limit 1/s --dport 0:65535 -j LOG --log-prefix "tcp connection: "
<2> I am trying to log tcp connections coming from 51, entering eth2, and p***ing through NAT to the internet.
<2> This doesn't work either: $iptables -A INPUT -i eth2 -s 192.168.1.51 -j LOG --log-prefix "tcp connection: "
<1> sigh, using iptables to log ...
<1> have you, by any chance, blocked 192.168.1.51 ?
<1> -A appends, you might want to try -I.
<2> nah. It is unblocked. I can access web pages.
<2> Well, I had this line
<2> iptables -A INPUT -i eth0 -p tcp -m limit --limit 1/s --dport 0:65535 -j LOG --log-prefix "tcp connection: "
<2> to log undesired incoming packets.
<0> hrm what does that limiter do?
<0> just out of curiosity...
<0> is that a packet rate limit?
<0> I can't imagine that it would be :)
<2> it's not important for my purposes, really
<2> yeah
<2> to keep logging at mere excessive levels
<0> 1 packet per second would slow things down BAD I'd imagine hehe
<2> exactly what you want when you are being hammered.
<0> oh its a logging limiter then, not a traffic limiter?
<2> yeah
<2> hmm. still can't seem to log outgoing packets originating from 192.168.1.51
<2> and this doesn't work, either: iptables -I OUTPUT -s 192.168.1.51 -p tcp --dport 0:65535 -j LOG --log-prefix "tcp connection: "
<1> argh, the problem with freenode is that you might run into not only ubuntu users, but devs
<1> or gentoo devs...
<1> must...keep....mouth....shut
<2> KristianL, I got it. simply adding these two lines did the trick
<1> of those two
<2> iptables -I INPUT -s 192.168.1.51 -j LOG
<2> iptables -I FORWARD -s 192.168.1.51 -j LOG
<1> eh, yeah, that would do it
<2> I don't know if I need both
<2> I'll mess around later with 'em.
<1> that depends on if you're playing router or not
<2> I am playing God
<2> with packets, that is. -_-
<2> mine is a small universe
<2> universe Jr.
<3> !seen fireegl
<4> FireEgl (Proteus@2001:5c0:84dc:1:211:9ff:feca:b042) was last seen quitting from #debian 8 hours, 42 minutes ago stating (...).
<5> FireEgl (Proteus@2001:5c0:84dc:1:211:9ff:feca:b042) was last seen quitting from #debian 8 hours, 42 minutes ago stating (...).
<6> FireEgl (Proteus@2001:5c0:84dc:1:211:9ff:feca:b042) was last seen quitting from #debian 8 hours, 42 minutes ago stating (...).
<2> hunh. are those real BX clients?
<2> I didn't realize BX was so annoying by default.
<2> Offensive, yes.
<7> !seen corkster
<6> Corkster, go look in a mirror.
<5> Corkster, go look in a mirror.
<4> Corkster, go look in a mirror.
<8> Is anyone aware of a sudden change in microsoft's MSN messenger protocol?
<8> Or are their services just ****ed?
<8> (anyone experiencing problems please describe them)
<0> MSN questions in #debian? :)
<8> :-D
<0> my wife says it is working fine for her right now in GAIM
<8> Well, let's face it... the vast majority of the population no longer know what IRC is.
<8> Really?
<0> err not in GAIM
<0> I guess native client
<0> -shrug- I don't use that garbage
<9> works also fine here in GAIM
<8> Hmmm.
<0> Efnet or bust!
<0> hehe
<9> :-)
<8> :-p
<8> Old.
<8> Actually it would be entirely possible to create MSN style clients based entirely on ircd.
<8> But let's not get into that.
<8> It'd be cool if they'd done that, actually.
<8> Well, anyway.
<8> Something's not right here.
<8> Well never mind that... how's life in general for all out here?
<8> :-D
<10> msn is working fine here in trillian, if that helps
<10> well, "fine" being that it disconnects every day or two
<10> but that's normal there.
<8> Yeah.
<8> I can't get a conversaton to happen.
<10> my brother did an irc client in Excel once
<8> It'll connect to sbXXX.whatever
<8> And then nothing.
<8> I'm sure it'll sort itself out.
<11> so what happens when your users have phpmyadmin to work with as part of their plesk control panel ?
<11> They get cocky, and decide to install their own phpmyadmin
<12> that's ****y
<9> yeah, it's peny
<11> I think it's time to drop the database
<11> ..server, on the ground
<11> ..several times
<11> ..then stamp on it
<12> you might fix it
<11> definitely
<0> make an example of said users
<11> thats how I troubleshoot unix.. I charge at the rack
<0> handcuffs, blowtorch and pliers
<11> and watch it topple overf
<12> stomp on it few times
<11> -f
<12> ball gaga it
<11> well, I have an idea
<0> lol
<11> I encrypt all the backups that go off site..
<11> so I think I might go in to his database, and encrypt the actual information
<11> see what happens to his application
<11> obviously some sort of phpmyadmin corruption / PEBKAC issue
<12> what you need is to drill 1/4 inc home on your 2nd hard drive platter, it will to relieve pressure and let out the bad data humours
<12> in. hole
<13> Radiance:
<14> lo nagual
<14> greetings cerridwen
<15> hey iLLf8d
<0> greetings gents
<14> lo phobia how goes it
<0> good good, you?
<13> hey
<13> iLLf8d and phobia do you both know eachother from before?
<13> like did you choose nicks at the same time for example?
<13> and take an bloodbrother oath never to have anything positive in your nick?
<14> huh no we met on here
<0> haha
<14> I dunno I bet we just both like to be sarcastic
<0> oh YAH, like THAT is it
<0> ;)
<14> or smart***es
<13> ****, i hope this machien hasnt gone done
<13> i didnt do a backup for a while :)
<14> usually people with downer nicks are troublemakers
<14> you should ban us
<14> jk =P
<14> hey I can't help it if my nickname was taken 12 years ago or so when I first started in irc
<0> actually I've been wondering what a nagual is
<14> and I've had the 8 in there ever since
<13> it means several things
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