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<0> or what? you'd ban me
<0> I'd call steve
<0> he'd unban me
<0> and tell you to knock it off
<1> BUAHAHAHAHAHAH
<1> who is steve? O.o
<1> nux?
<0> mmhmm
<1> that's so funny
<1> you're like a 3 year old
<0> uhh
<0> right
<2> Whats going on guys.
<1> hi
<0> you ban me because I tell you to stop being an addict
<3> come on 4pm
<0> and I"M the 3 year old
<3> time to hit the clock.
<1> ooo it's sooo close!
<4> i need some wine
<1> t`: lol you worry about your **** and your **** alone
<3> first linux install.. and its been hard.. I think I might of picked hte hardest install EVER
<3> gentoo linux
<1> t`: we can take care of our selvles
<3> on a dell laptop
<0> sure mom
<5> gentoo isn't necessarily the easiest linux to install
<6> yea
<5> but its pretty much just follow the directions and look up what you don' tknow
<3> I know
<3> found that one out
<6> hehe
<0> maybe if I were three I'd let you decide what I *worry about*
<5> i guess you need alot of background informatin about comps
<5> lol
<3> hehe
<3> Ya, right now im on the X.org install
<5> i remember the first time i installed linux, it was slackware
<5> i didn't know what the hell to do with it, but I stil thought I was a hacker
<3> which has me hung up but once I can throw some time at it I fix it.
<7> [bitrot][kitchen][nastjuid]
<7> boo
<8> hiss
<7> was supposed to be ctrl12 :/
<7> [bitrot][kitchen][nastjuid]
<7> there we go
<9> uugghhh it feels like my second monday this week
<7> oh yeah, buddy is flying in from japan today >.<
<10> anybody here having issues running vmware-config.pl over kernel 2.6.15
<10> it says im using the wrong include directory even thuogh its correct
<11> does it normal take a long time to compile kdelibs?
<12> yes
<11> its been sitting at makefile templates for a long time.. thats normal?
<12> how long is long
<11> well.. for at least 5 mins now
<1> Obsidian: :(
<1> Obsidian: my /28 is broke
<11> lude: it proceeded past that now
<11> must be all good
<13> bitrot: I'll Break You.
<10> Obsidian: ah so thats why its down
<10> Obsidian: how did it break
<13> Obsidian is talking to himself :/
<10> oops :D
<10> i meant to talk to bitrot
<10> im working off of a dew and little sleep
<10> hahah
<13> bitrot eh... you may as well talk with yourself
<11> where in kernel config do u select your soundcard?? i went to device drivers and then sound and there is nothing there
<10> i can dd zeros into a drive device to null the partition table right?
<10> 512 bytes to be exact
<13> Obsidian: yep
<13> first sector is the mbr and the partition table
<14> nexis: in the ALSA section
<10> cool
<15> its hot out
<10> my thumb was formatted in windows and of course it ****ed up the partition table
<15> .wz 77024
<15> Houston, Texas -
<15> Temp: 96.3F/35C Heat Index: 103F/39C Humidity:43%
<7> .wz 91791
<7> :(
<11> piercey: i select the right controller and it should detect it?
<11> in PCI devices --
<11> ?
<10> score, clean slate
<15> Temp: 76.6F/25C Heat Index: 78F/25C Humidity:
<15> 50%
<15> West Covina, California
<14> nexis: yeah you select your driver in the PCI devices part, like i selected Emu10k1
<14> you can use alsoconf to find out what module you need
<16> is there an app that would monitor connections on eth0 for me and ban abusers according to the rules i set?
<16> via iptables or whatever
<14> depends on what you are trying to stop abuse from
<16> people attempting to log into my ftp server with "root" and "administrator"
<16> like, if they fail more than 5 times, ban for an hour
<16> it'd be nice if it was service independant. i know there're probably plugins for various servers out there
<6> i can't wait until you go to log into your server and ban yourself cuz you had caps lock on
<11> thanks piercey
<16> kitchen: that's why it needs to be pretty customizable so i could define which services/ports to monitor and which users not to punish ever
<14> tro: that should be application specific
<14> much like how ssh has the same thing
<16> yeah, i know. i got ssh configured how i like it. but there's nothing like that for vsftpd, AFAIK
<14> if its a private ftp, change the port to a higher number
<14> otherwise, stop using ftp
<16> but then i've got a port open for gkrellmd and i don't want it being hammered. so i'd like to say something like: if you get hits on this port from 10 different ip's in 5 minutes, ban them all for 1 hour
<16> piercey: yeah yeah. i know the workarounds. but that's not what i'm looking for
<16> it's a public ftp, so i know it'll get abused
<14> then look for an ftp application that comes with those features
<16> why? it's not just ftp i'm concerned about. it's not an ftp-specific function anyway
<16> i just need an app that can catch all packets coming through eth0 and act upon certain conditions
<14> youre trying to block people after 5 failed logins, AFAIK that is application specific
<13> its great until someone starts using source-ip spoofs
<13> and ends up making your server ignore half the planet
<16> jatma: yeah. i know i can't block everything, but i'd like to minimize the crap traffic
<16> oh, but i'll just be for an hour or so
<13> well xinetd is a general-purpose wrapper for access control for simple services
<13> you can do rate limiting on a global and per-host basis with it
<16> ah. i'll look into that then. thanks
<17> Does anyone know if it's possible to ***ign a static ip address to a ppp(oe) connection, and if so, how on earth it's done?
<18> optiz0r: no you cant
<17> eugh, ok
<18> if you want a static ip you need to get a package with one
<18> may I suggest www.speakeasy.ney
<18> may I suggest www.speakeasy.net
<17> i have a package with static ip
<17> i just cant work out how to make gentoo use it instead of dhcp
<18> if you have a package with staic ip it wouldnt be ***ign via dhcp
<13> your isp should send it via dhcp
<17> when i connect i get given the first address in my 8-block
<19> not all isps do that jatma
<18> or yeah, it could be static dhcp
<17> but i kinda want to set my server to the second one in the block
<13> edit /etc/conf.d/net then?
<18> optiz0r: read the gentoo handbook, this is covered
<17> for ppp i have to set config_ppp0=("ppp") where i would normally set it
<17> i cant work out how to set =("ppp") and the normal way to ***ign ips
<18> your modem should do the pppoe login
<18> unless you have one of those craptastic usb modems
<17> no i have a dg834g stuck in modem-only mode
<18> and I've never heard of an isp using pppoe on accounts with static ips
<17> its a pppoa connection from the modem, but im connecting to the modem with pppoe
<17> its not a very simple setup
<17> basically when i connect, i get given 82.xx.xx.121 from dhcp which is the first address in my block, but i would prefer to have .122, i just cant work out how to write it in the config file given that i believe for ppp connections you need config_ppp0=("ppp") where i would normally have config_ppp0=("82.xx.xx.122 netmask 255.255.255.248 brd 82.xx.xx.127")
<6> you'd have to get your ISP to give you that IP address
<17> theres no way at all to do it client side?
<13> hmm the first ip would be 121
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