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<0> Anyone has used a usb-serial adaptor on NetBSD ?
<0> specifically uftdi(4)/ucom(4)
<1> Hi
<1> I'm struggling with a DEC 5305. 3.0 Alpha installed, with np. However, X server?
<2> x server what?
<1> Xfree86
<1> No xf86cfg, or xf86config
<2> what gfx hardware is in that dec 5305?
<1> I went to caseydoodle. Nothing there. I thinkk that the DEC 5305 is an alphaserver 1200
<1> um... Matrox
<1> So, if someone has an xf86config file? well... :-)
<1> the gfx is matrox
<2> iirc there's not much luck for pci based gfx boards on the alpha port
<1> Yeah. I may not need X11 to serve up files and web pages.
<1> Thanks
<3> alpha are too hot for my office...
<4> alphas are hot, yeah
<4> my XP1000s can heat up my room to unbearable temperatures in half an hour
<3> yeah I need to build a closet with overflow
<5> one of these days I need to figure out what happened to my alpha's scsi
<6> heyhey
<3> netboot is your friend
<3> cuts down on scsi heat
<5> nah, lose too much speed that way.
<5> this is a nice dual proc ds20e
<5> anyway, it's not like I'm lacking for things to keep me busy atm.
<4> hmm, ds20e, that's a bit more recent :)
<0> is the ftdi(4) driver only for uhci ?
<5> no, should work on ohci too. Dunno about ehci.
<0> but it seems i can open /dev/ttyU0 and send stuff...just that nothing comes out of it
<0> sorry.. it doesn;t make much sense
<0> brb
<7> can someone come shoot me before I have to do any more mediawiki stuff?
<2> *bang!*
<8> hubertEF: are you adding to the software?
<8> erm
<8> htodd, I mean
<8> (never hacked at mediawiki, but use it daily and love it)
<7> no, just using it and it is truly ***
<7> editing one section deleted another section
<7> it is a lot more pickier about line breaks than the other wiki we had
<9> oi
<10> psy + bitchx and me in 13 channels = flood
<10> ack
<10> got disco'd
<8> htodd: I have had zero problems, sorry to hear yours is flakey
<11> would someone with ie6 sp2 be willing to help me out?
<8> there is no sp2 for ie6 AFAIK
<8> and the MS IE site only lists sp1
<11> http://mail-index.netbsd.org/current-users/2006/06/17/0014.html
<11> oops
<11> http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=870700
<11> i wonder whether this page is a typo and they meant to type ie6 sp1
<8> ah, no, looks like it only comes as part of XPSP2
<8> what's the issue?
<11> i cannot view my netbsd3/apache2 web server via https in IE
<11> however, I can view it in firefox on windows
<11> the error message I get is "Cannot find server or DNS Error"
<8> no proxy servers in the way/not configured?
<11> wireshark (ethereal) reveals that ie6 does communicate with the server, but it doesn't seem to get past the SSL handshake
<8> I have netbsd3/apache2 https servers being used fine by xpsp2 clients
<8> reuben: it dislikes your cert?
<11> the odd thing is that i have some netbsd3/apache2 servers that are working fine
<11> usually it would give me an error message if it had a problem with the cert
<11> I guess it would be worth generating a new cert and clearing the ssl cache on the server side, to see if that makes a difference
<11> carneous: can you view https://dev1.whiteselectronics.com/test.html in ie6?
<8> lemme go find an xpsp2 machine, brb
<8> yes
<8> "success"
<8> see logs
<11> bizarre
<11> hrm, it doesn't show that you actually used ssl
<8> er
<8> sorry, I may have not
<8> try again
<8> reuben: right you are, broken
<11> thank you, i can eliminate my nat router from the problem
<8> that's quite odd, reuben
<11> i'll try using a new cert and clearing the server ssl cache
<11> replacing the cert did the trick
<11> now i need to compare the old and new cert
<11> the serial number was 0, which is the same as the serial number of my CA certificate
<11> this caused odd problems w/ my other apache2 servers, but i forgot to fix dev1
<11> i think the problem originally happened because openssl only increments the serial number when you sign a cert by the ca
<11> since i did not sign the ca cert, the next cert i signed would get the same serial number as the ca
<11> so i had to manually increase the s/n the first time
<7> ok, so what's the pkgsrc thingy for teTeX3?
<5> print/teTeX3-bin ?
<8> thingy?
<7> you know, like TETEX_QUIT_USING_TETEX2_THIS_IS_NONSTANDARD
<7> in tetex.fooble.mk or something?
<5> hmm, TEX_ACCEPTED, maybe?
<5> TEX_ACCEPTED=teTeX3 would be my guess
<7> yeah, I have that, but it still installs teTeX2-sharesrc
<5> dunno. pkgsrc mk foo is beyond me atm
<7> me, too
<5> woo! I finally have video from my capture card
<5> but, of course, myth still has issues. grr.
<12> mythtv is ***.
<12> I fought it for days and couldn't get it to do *anything* useful whatsoever.
<13> i remember that
<13> (i think)
<13> couple of days worth
<3> eek hp700 is suffering
<4> moin
<2> http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6880888700625496919
<2> dig this!
<2> sound about an irc bot on #3 of swedish charts!
<14> hehe
<15> hmm
<15> I have some sendmail aliases and they're not being recognized
<15> how do I force them to be alias@* ?
<16> newaliases
<15> I did it
<15> :(
<15> I think I have a configuration problem
<16> is the aliases in /etc/mail/aliases? What version of netbsd is this?
<15> sub: I'll figure it out :)
<15> I'm pretty sure it's a relay problem
<15> no big deal
<4> what would a relay have to do with the aliases config on another machine?
<15> TGEN: I think I'm relaying to the wrong place
<16> Should I answer or will you figure that out, tgen?
<4> heh
<17> word
<15> hubertEF: I agree with that logo analysis
<15> http://code-interactive.com/archive/logo/61.html
<15> ha, I forgot I was on sparc64
<15> is thttpd the way to go for small web servers?
<15> yay, reallygothic.com is back in action
<18> publicfile! ;)
<15> mspo.com would be if a decent dyndns client for afraid.org existed
<19> in the forum exist a lot of script for update on afraid
<15> I can just add an ftp command to the cron
<15> 0 0 * * * cd /tmp && ftp http://freedns.afraid.org/dynamic/update.php?secretstuff
<15> yay
<15> reallygothic.com and mspo.com are back
<6> I still use yi.org
<4> ascent: that's some djb abomination, right?
<7> heh
<18> tgen: ;) correct!
<20> hola amigos
<6> heh
<6> congrats
<20> danke
<20> any luck on your search?
<6> which search
<20> i figured you were looking for a new job
<6> I've got plenty of time
<6> i still have lots of work to do on this job :p
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