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<0> god damnit
<0> I am sooo going to ****ing snap
<1> get it over with then
<0> :)
<2> =D
<0> ****ty email systems
<0> I just want to use an OSS app
<3> open sound system?
<0> if postfix worked... grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
<3> (:
<0> is it just me, or do postfix's docs really really ****
<2> really = shat-lantern
<4> anyone know anything about freeradius
<4> or linkming an ldap/radius server with an active directory domain
<5> If I'm running tor from the terminal (without a config file), is my computer gonna be a tor server to others?
<2> Welcome to our next contestant, kibble!
<6> oh blow it out your electrons
<7> lol
<7> i have a quick question for you guys, wondering about how to limit cpu time on a box?
<6> well that's open ended
<7> can i just throw a limit cputime into my /etc/profile?
<8> is this correct? "iface eth0:1 inet static" for the interfaces file?
<9> umm, well
<9> hesh: sleep 5m; shutdown -h now
<7> or ulimit -t
<9> That'll give you approx 5 minutes of CPU time
<6> I would say maybe 4:30mins
<7> i'll probably do 24h
<9> yeah, I think the resolution on sleep is a little more precise than that
<7> there are like 10 ways to do it
<7> lol
<6> well you have to account for the shutdown time
<8> umm :(
<2> crib ._.
<10> howto blimey!
<3> :)
<2> :)
<11> howto: crikey?
<2> Over there.
<10> gah, i really need one of them wireless monitor thingies.. what do you call them again?
<10> ah yes, laptops.
<6> hmmm, wonder if I require a new video card, or at least one with a touch more power
<6> or rather, some power
<8> What is best for iptables?
<8> built-in or modules?
<10> Tiger1 i have it compiled in, there is no "best"
<8> ok
<8> i will try that then
<8> i had to insmod when not built in
<10> modprobe, never insmod
<11> Tiger1: i always modularise but never had to manually modprobe iptables
<8> oh, ok
<8> i even did apt-get --reinstall install iptables
<8> but no luck.. insmod'ed .. worked
<11> ya must be doing something wrong
<8> hmm.. Probably
<8> But i will try built-in
<8> bed time too.. so check more tomorrow
<8> Good night people
<3> night
<8> School ****s.. Especially when im sick :(
<8> But i have to go :(
<11> it's morning here....
<8> Norway.. =)
<8> The land of the midnight sun
<8> or no
<11> you live in the past....
<8> that was northern norway... Some city.. city of the midnight sun
<8> :P
<8> Anywhoo, G'Night
<12> i got "Iron Maiden - The Trooper" stuck in my head
<6> wonder if my built in card has more power
<12> its a nice song
<13> Hey, if i want to put somting i crontab, so it starts if it geting killed or if its a reboot!
<13> What shall i use then?
<11> himself: man 5 crontab
<13> k;)
<13> tnx
<6> hmmm
<1> sup ladies
<1> gc!
<1> sup
<14> Alcohol.
<14> Me be drunk
<14> And. Made a friend today.
<14> Second useful person from the Bucharest branch of my company.
<14> :-P
<14> The first one I go drinking with, hahaha
<1> that's good
<1> i always knew you'd make a friend some day
<1> :)
<14> Aside your wife?
<14> Yeah...
<1> kicked her *** to the curb. you can have her
<15> Hi, if anyone has good experience with weird network dns issues, please check upon http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1461279 - it would be very kind of you!
<14> motin: Problems from the Linux machines, or machines behind it?
<2> lol l@@k its Idiotstic
<14> <-- too lazy to read :-P
<2> Only with you gcbirzan.
<14> howto: SHUT UP AND DIE
<11> .hit motin Use the channel pastebot to show your errors
<14> Actually.
<15> gcbirzan: only the linux-box has the behavior
<14> Well.
<15> awol: how do I use it?
<14> Your routing table is f'd p.
<15> gcbirzan: :)
<15> 1. identify problem
<15> done
<11> motin: did the bot /msg you the link?
<15> awol: just saw it thanks
<11> .lart gcbirzan
<15> awol: but it is rather hard to show the errors, its more a matter of not reaching certain addresses at all, even it it works from other (xp) machines in the network
<9> awol: bot was a little kinky there, eh?
<15> awol: but I'll paste the traceroutes of the problematic sites
<11> Qwell: it knows gcbirzan well apparently
<15> http://paste.linuxhelp.tv/141
<14> motin: Hm, clamp-mss-to-pmtu
<14> motin: That's one suggestion, but if the router was linux
<15> gcbirzan: what?
<14> as it stands, I have no idea what your network configuration is
<15> it's on the forum-page
<14> you establish a PPP connection, but your default gateway is directly accessible over Ethernet?
<11> that paste entry reveals nothing about the problem
<15> gcbirzan: so it is
<16> uhm. if my partition won tboot my linux how would i go about fixing that. i can access it w/ the cd the emergency thinggy
<14> motin: a) that is stupid.
<15> awol: that's what I tried to say, it is hard to paste the problem since it's so blurry what it is
<14> motin: b) that is usless.
<11> ViRii: did you compile your own kernel?
<14> motin: c) the problem lies on your default gateway
<14> motin: you probably need to do something similar to what I told you
<15> gcbirzan: a) well, all my machines had the same problem and the XP ones got it solved by doing it
<11> motin: route -n and ifconfig -a might help us more
<16> ?
<15> gcbirzan: b) so I said, it was the solution to the other machines
<15> gcbirzan: c) so I believe
<11> ViRii: what changed?
<14> motin: Since you're not using the PPP tunnel, why establish it
<15> awol: coming up
<11> motin: say .hitme for a new paste url
<11> .help hitme
<17> .hitme [<title>] => get a link to paste to for this channel (optionally title it)
<15> gcbirzan: when the other (xp) machines established the PPP tunnel themselves, the problem got solved for them
<15> .hitme
<14> motin: replacedefaultroute
<14> Or however pppd calls it.
<18> .help boot
<17> no help for topic boot
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