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<0> theres a little cmdline tool in pkgsrc if you want to give it a quick testdrive
<0> http://pkgsrc.se/net/GeoIP
<1> does anyone have nfs setup to allow the same uid to be able to write over nfs?
<1> got it finally
<2> http://www.feyrer.de/NetBSD/blog.html/nb_20060912_0133.html
<3> in some ways linux is nice, in some ways it is screwed up
<4> I like kubuntu as a desktop, but I prefer BSD as a server
<3> for example, back in oss, and currently in netbsd, a GENERIC kernel, will automatically attach the drivers and audio will just work
<3> in alsa on linux, you have to run alsaconfig as root before you can use audio
<3> this is not documented anywhere on debian.org
<3> though in their defense, they describe the situation in /usr/share/doc/alsa-base/README.Debian.gz
<4> I've only used debian on no-audio machines
<3> hubertef: cool! in general i like Jason Thorpe's online personality, though I wish they had a transcript as an alternative to a big*** OGG file
<3> i am slowly coming to realize that the debian web site is almost entirely useless
<4> almost?
<5> dive: that's what i do now
<5> i'm using ubu as a desktop and netbsd as routers and eggs
<3> eggs?
<5> eggdrop hosts
<6> spam, spam, spam, ham & eggs?
<3> i like that ubu offers support
<4> madscribe: I use netbsd as a router and for my fileserver (250G raidframe raid1, 2 x 750G)
<0> dive: hows that working out? ever got panics during high i/o?
<4> hosk: works great, no panics
<0> feh
<0> guess its just my luck then
<0> or lack of
<4> dive@jane:/home/dive % df -ktffs|awk -f df.awk
<4> 1.57917 TB total, 660.304 GB used, 875.918 GB free
<3> dive: how go them fsck times?
<4> I don't really want to try to panic the box though, because the idea of having to fsck 2 x 750 gig drives horrifies me
<4> reuben: haven't had to do it yet. shut up and don't jinx me :)\
<6> LFS is supposed to be stable these days :)
<3> dive: guess why I'm looking at linux?
<4> reuben: decent filesystems?
<3> yes
<3> got my eye on reiser4 for the maildir mail server
<6> heh
<7> re all
<6> I'd rather entrust my data to a gypsie than reiserfs
<6> ;)
<4> I use ext3 on my debian box for everything, but that's just because that was the only option (it was an auto-provision)
<0> a gipsy with a blog
<7> reuben have you come across the error Invalid argument when trying to mount your dos partition on the cf card on your PDA?
<3> TGEN: well, I do nightly backups
<3> Prophet_S: no, but I have seen 2 people report that on the mailing lists
<7> reuben: which ones? did they get any positive help?
<3> one of them fixed some bugs
<7> is there any command that I need to give to the Dos partition after I resize it?
<7> I had a big dos partition and then I made that one smaller and used the freed space for netbsd
<4> reuben: what do you use for backups? I need a backup solution that's more robust than my crontab full of rsyncs and scps
<7> all using fdisk and disklabel
<7> i used newfs for the ffs partition and I tried to reboot the PDA and the dos partition was still readable
<7> I also tried to do fsck on the dos partition but I get the error bad superblock: can't find superblock. I guess that' because it isn't netbsd
<8> guys you are everywhere!
<8> hi!
<3> dive: i use a script i wrote myself.. i just couldn't bring myself to use amanda
<3> dive: the script is all backup-server side, it just ssh's into the client as root and runs pax
<3> dive: for windows systems it uses smbtar, because the ssh/pax combination in cygwin goes WAY too slow
<3> hubertEF: watcha thinkin?
<2> i'm digging src/share/man/man0
<2> and getNAME is bad
<2> run man -k bzip2recover
<2> and watch the output closely
<2> it puts the entry for bzip2, bunzip2 on the same line as for bzcat
<2> and as for bzip2recover
<2> instead, it should only list the last one
<2> env USE_TOOLS=no make
<2> what's the right variable/syntax for that - i forgot
<2> ah, USETOOLS=no
<9> reuben- use mod_rewrite
<9> reuben- for your redirection
<9> reuben- there are probably some lists of ip ranges per country to use as your rewrite condition
<5> umm... use the registry
<5> registries that is
<5> http://search.cpan.org/~nwetters/IP-Country-2.21/lib/IP/Authority.pm
<5> blocks can be transferred just iirc
<9> it would be too slow to look up everyone
<9> but yeah, that's basically the idea
<9> you could use that module with a rewrite_map
<9> where you can call an external script
<9> and memoize blocks
<9> perldoc Memoize
<5> he'd use cache files of some type
<4> grr, apple needs to make a java itunes or something, so I don't have to reboot to windows to listen to DRM'd stuff
<4> couldn't be much laggier than the one that uses dx9 :P
<5> heh
<5> or they need to read the window's standard
<5> there can be only one
<9> mm opendrm
<10> stupid high-end hotels.. can;t even offer free wireless for all the bucks they charge
<11> dsr: yep. If you want free wireless, go to a mid-price or low-price hotel that's trying to differentiate itself :)
<5> heh
<5> or camp out at some random fast food place
<5> they all seem to have wireless now
<5> i can have a Krystal, a coke, and wireless internet
<10> riz: :) i am at teh Hyatt in Monterey . and all they hand me is a pamphlet that tells you how to buy t-mobile wireless
<11> nice
<11> what's in Monterey? (besides the aquarium)
<10> i have no idea.. for all i know ..i have a talk at this conference here
<11> heh
<11> well, if you do, I suppose it's lucky you're in town, then ;)
<10> if i were not sharing the car with my prof.. i'd have driven to the bay area
<9> I was thinking about going to california next month
<10> nice.
<10> mspo: where in CA ?
<9> petaluma
<9> I would need to inform my brother, though :)
<9> but I have some vacation to use
<5> beverly hills is nice
<11> I wound up in petaluma by accident once
<5> la is interesting
<11> Fell asleep on a bus and missed my stop :)
<10> :)
<5> mspo: if you swing through LA you must MUST must go to Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles
<5> chuey would testify to their greatness
<5> as for what to order i recommend a chicken omelet and a waffle
<9> can't you get chicken and waffles here?
<9> riz- I took a bus from there to sf one time
<9> it was long and pretty expensive
<9> like $18 or something
<9> who has $18? stupid bus drivers don't give change
<11> dunno, haven't ridden a GG transit bus in, oh, 13 years?
<5> mspo: trust me, it's not the same
<5> at all
<10> what is GG ?
<9> golden gate transit
<10> ok
<9> it's like a commuter bus
<10> like Marta ?
<9> more long distance
<10> oh
<9> marta is like BART
<9> GG is town-to-town
<11> http://transit.511.org/providers/index.asp
<9> SF wasn't that impressive for me
<11> if you want to be scared, there's a list of the various transit agencies in the BA
<9> I got pretty lost looking for the right bus stop that GG used
<9> trying to get out of sf
<9> I had to call the 24/7 staff at my office to look up the schedule and a map :)
<9> (back when there were competent people on that staff)
<9> I think if I asked the current people to do something like that, their heads would explode
<9> for some reason, I'm ranting about work :)
<3> http://www.alice.org/
<3> fascinating
<3> it's like logo, for the oughties
<3> instead of x,y,x axis, you have front side and top side
<3> then you can make sense of forward, backward, left, right, up, and down
<3> x,y,z not x,y,x
<9> it's like the building part of the sims
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