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<0> hmmm
<0> ipfilter ruleset question.. i can't seem to keep a connection when i restart(this is on freebsd, but the same issue happens on netbsd with a similar configuration)
<0> p*** in quick on fxp1 proto tcp from 10.0.0.0/24 to 192.168.2.1 port = 22 keep state
<0> (block in/out all on fxp1 is at the top of the ruleset btw)
<0> when i /etc/rc.d/ipfilter restart -- down goes my ssh connection
<0> have also tried with p*** out quick on fxp1 proto tcp from 192.168.2.1 port = 22 to 10.0.0.0/24 keep state
<0> similar results either way
<1> bah lamers got klined for loading drones and i dont even have any :S
<2> bad scripting
<0> fwiw, figured out my issue -- and resolved it..
<0> turns out; dumping the 'keep state' works since it doesn't NAT :)
<0> also in theory will speed it up a bit
<3> hubertEF: you will see a bug submitted soon enough
<4> heyhey
<5> hey
<5> what's up?
<4> playing with my performa
<4> netbsd doesn't support the g3 upgrade card, so it's macos 9 time
<5> :(
<4> ah, it's not too bad
<5> I wasn't a big fan of the old mac os
<4> decent web browser (netscape 7) plus a native MSN messenger client
<6> man anoncvs down again?
<5> ;)
<7> anoncvs2.us.netbsd.org is generally faster
<7> /etc/rc.conf
<7> $ grep -i secure /etc/defaults/rc.conf
<7> # Security setting. If $securelevel is non-empty, the system securelevel
<7> securelevel="" # securelevel to set to
<7> it's just a R/O sysctl
<3> really
<3> so no incrementing it
<3> doing the kauth regression suite
<3> and needing to test lkm loading at various secure levels
<8> no lowering, however you should be able to increase
<9> hard to test, i guess - you can't reset to (e.g.) 0 after running the regression suite :)
<10> not even when going single-user?
<9> i don't know.
<9> maybe, but that's a bit invasive :)
<9> http://www.feyrer.de/NetBSD/blog.html/nb_20060817_1331.html
<10> saves time compared to rebooting ;)
<11> wee 3.1
<5> yeah, windows 3.1 was pretty cool
<5> although I preferred 3.11
<10> WfW!
<5> mm for workgroups
<11> mspo: shame on you!
<5> I seem to recall switching to os/2 warp a little after that
<11> naughty boy!
<5> scardinal- eh?
<5> scardinal- you didn't like windows for workgroups?
<5> only the focused window runs
<11> mspo: geez stop using those filthy words ;)
<12> morning folks
<5> heya
<12> made it to my seat at 6:45
<12> woot
<12> got to make the coffee (i like it strong)
<11> hi MadScribe
<12> hola scard
<5> I forgot it was the day we could wear shorts and tshirts to work
<5> oh well
<1> i'm having an apache problem on netbsd i added .htaccess file and used htp***wd -c .htp***wd user it asked to set a p*** for user
<5> okay
<1> but still when i start it it doesnt ask for user/p***
<5> do you allowoverride?
<1> didnt check that
<1> AllowOverride None
<5> well there you go
<5> I think you need to AllowOverride AuthConfig
<5> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/howto/htaccess.html
<1> worked thx :D
<13> You should not be using .htaccess
<5> TGEN- did you ever finish your web server?
<5> sub- there are good times to use it
<1> he server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.
<5> manowarr- read that link I sent about the problems with htaccess
<1> grrr thats when i loged in
<10> mspo: nope
<5> TGEN- slacker
<10> too true :(
<1> sub what should i use ?
<5> TGEN- is afunspec_test.c as far as you got? :)
<13> Put the directives in your httpd.conf
<5> manowarr- that error you got sounds more like a 500 than a 401
<10> mspo: heh no, that's something entirely different, just a piece of test code I wrote some time ago for, you guessed it, AF_UNSPEC sockets ;)
<1> yeah 500
<5> TGEN- yeah, I used it for help trying to figure that stuff out
<5> manowarr- 500 is an application (usually cgi) error
<5> manowarr- which means your auth worked
<5> although the getaddrinfo man page is pretty good
<14> mspo: not that i understand generics, but will source utilizing them be able to compile on jdk <1.5 ?
<1> mspo in allowoverride it should be AuthConfig
<1> ?
<5> probably authconfig
<5> read that link I sent
<5> reuben- I have no idea about your java question
<1> i did
<1> and it worked thx
<14> http://weblogs.java.net/blog/dwalend/archive/2005/01/did_i_miss_gene.html
<14> mspo: i seem to be very good at running into problems
<14> http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?forumID=316&threadID=457033
<14> the second post in that thread explains it
<14> i think i'll be ignoring generics for now
<5> yeah, stuff like that makes java sound a little lower-level than I think it should
<14> i know i will eventually go to python, but i want to finish this textbook and write a non-trivial java program before i do
<12> oi
<12> just got my welcome kit
<12> bag, coffee mug and waterbottle
<5> weird
<5> okay, I have to go to an off site event
<6> appears to be summer anoncvs crash season
<15> Hmm.
<15> In pkgsrc, how can I unselect a default package option?
<9> PKG_OPTIONS.pkg=-opt ?
<15> Ah.
<9> (in /etc/mk.conf or so)
<9> after that, run 'make show-options' or so to verify
<15> *nod* thanks
<16> htodd: yeah, I rebooted it a short time ago
<6> ah
<6> riz: when does the automatic syncing occur?
<9> automatic syncing?
<6> IIRC, anoncvs picks up the files as they're committed, and also syncs everything once in a while
<6> in case one of the files gets dropped on the way
<9> yup
<6> but that's just the external observation of someone NOT IN THE CORE CABAL
<6> :D
<16> htodd: your observation is correct
<16> I think the periodic sync is every 6h
<9> there is no cabal
<9> .-)
<16> mostly used for tags, actually (though the dropped-file thing is important, too)
<6> We in core deny that core exists. :)
<6> yeah, so I'm guessing that all the files I'm trying to get aren't on anoncvs and won't be until the sync. I better just write a script to try every five seconds.
<16> lemme see if I can figure out when the next one is
<16> not for another 2h
<17> nah, those in core have been outed by the other cabal..
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