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<0> ah
<0> "equery check"
<0> :D
<1> we just opened nasdaq
<2> ?
<1> rang the opening bell
<2> who is "we"
<1> my company
<3> watch out for the SEC
<2> ohh cool
<0> cowbell?
<3> lude: what company is this?
<1> Lime Brokerage
<3> cool
<3> your logo looks a lot like a certain p2p apps logo
<2> without even looking... limewire?
<1> imagine that
<3> yeah
<2> heh
<1> imagine the guy who started my company, also started limewire
<3> really?
<1> yessir
<1> www.limegroup.com
<3> thats cool
<3> I hope this damn telco tech calls me soon so I can finally get some sleep
<3> PPPoE servers have been ****ting all over me
<0> whats the kernel option for SIT (ipv6 in ipv4 tunnel)? i cant find it in 2.6.17
<3> isnt it just IP: Tunneling ?
<3> NET_IPIP
<0> well theres lots of tunnel protocols
<0> ah, its INET6_TUNNEL, but i cant find the option for that in menuconfig
<0> IPV6_TUNNEL automatically selects INET6_TUNNEL
<0> weird
<3> heh
<3> sweet, think my line just got reprovisioned
<0> what does that mean
<3> new routing table and stuff
<3> dsl dropped sync then came back up... hope they found the pppoe problem
<0> you have a big line?
<3> no, its just been acting up
<0> ah
<3> I've been up all night on the phone with support
<3> I've had maybe an hour of internet all night
<2> im still waiting on who is going to take over this cable system here in perris CA ... kind of hope I get cox
<3> why cox?
<2> i guess they allow port 80
<3> I thin comcast does too
<3> I hate providers that want your address just to look at the packages
<0> i usually give my neighbour's address
<2> well this area is adelphia ... which is being taking over
<3> it looks like cox speeds ****
<3> they have fiber though
<4> hmm.. is there a specific command you need to copy a file over to a smbmount? having issues with plain cp
<3> peeds Tiered bandwidth options scalable to OC-12 and higher
<3> all the dsl package speeds I was were 1.5 max
<3> s/was/saw/
<3> comcast does like 8mbps now
<0> burnttoas: if its mounted, normal file commands should work fine, except possibly things that optimise inode lookups like GNU `find`
<4> ok, thanks
<3> burnttoas: you should make sure you dont have smb support compiled into your kernel too, use cifs
<3> it'll run faster
<5> CIFS > SMB
<0> burnttoas: did it mount ok?
<4> ok
<4> yeah it mounted fine
<4> though, i may be dealing with the space in a file name incorrectly
<0> is it a big file? ie >2GB
<4> yeah
<3> burnttoas: use "" around files with spaces
<4> i used single quotes
<3> should work too
<4> yeah, hmm
<4> one sec
<3> but you really want to make sure you're using CIFS and not SMB, CIFS is the new SMB protocol
<4> interesting
<4> ok, i'll look into that
<4> ok, got it working. silly mistake
<6> heh lol
<6> i ran the vmware-config.pl stuff in my chrooted livecd development environment and for some reason it wanted to remout / with rw (which it was), then it rebooted my box
<6> lol...?
<7> we have a new symbol to call bitrot by
<6> :)
<6> which?
<7> the new symbol is... (//.-)
<7> which is similar to (-.-)
<7> which is a normal face
<6> bitrot, was in a good mood 2 days ago
<6> you should make a note of that
<6> :)
<7> but the new one for him (//.-)
<7> looks a whole lot like an emo kid
<7> i will now prepare for the cutting and bleeding
<0> either that or hitler sleeping
<7> haha
<7> I wonder if i just sealed my fate
<6> matja, how do you pre-install your vmware-server in your livecds?
<6> i guess you are working in a chroot too :)
<7> the word 'blog' should be banned
<0> renihs|wr: i did it with the latest version yesterday, actually. i booted the root filesystem over the network with ataoe
<0> then ran the vmware install script
<7> and all these ****ers that think they're technical because they have a 'blog' should be burned on a stake
<7> then he moved the init scripts to the right location
<8> (//.\\)
<0> it turns out that you can install vmware inside vmware now
<6> hmm i just chroot into my /data/cd.dev/vmwarecd (proc/dev mounted) and tried to run the config-pl
<8> that's a burnout kid
<6> and it rebooted my entire box because it was thinking that / was ro
<6> or something like that
<0> dunno, never tried doing it that way
<6> hmkay, i will now boot the livecd once, install everything and copy files back
<6> gruml
<9> does nfsv3 support soft-failure?
<3> nastjuid: what does blog stand for anyway? bitch log?
<0> boring log
<6> b rb
<10> good evening every1
<10> Greggor: thank god you're back
<8> redhook, i believe blog is short for weblog
<2> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=un5UbyGRf-o&search=grand%20theft%20auto one hell of a good idea
<11> hmmm
<11> that's crazy lol
<12> shiznix, I ***ure you... that was an accident :/
<10> i know, was j/k
<13> hang him!
<11> Tar and feather him!
<0> hmm
<0> how do you connect a pc to fiber channel hd's?
<0> you need a FC switch, ya?
<0> if its more than 1 or 2
<14> hmm, how safe is a wep-encrypted wlan?
<14> can you bruteforce your way into it?
<0> someone just phoned me from a liquidation auction, 100's of FC cheetahs
<0> oteren: with the right hardware and software, under 2 mins
<14> :O
<14> but can you do it with the average pc?
<14> i'm setting up my own wlan in a raaaather crowded public place
<14> dont want people stealing bandwith :p
<0> use wpa2
<0> if you can
<14> dont think my zyxel supports it
<14> if its something new
<0> or disable routing and use your own vpn
<14> i didnt even bother WEP encrypting when i used it before
<0> oh, zyxel :/
<14> cause i lived very secluded
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