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<0> what up bitches
<0> op me
<0> wake up nigguhs
<0> 5 4 3 2 and 1 and when im on the mic-the ****as run
<1> HI people
<1> Hey I have a problem
<1> :(
<1> my internet has gotten reeeeally slow on upload
<1> all the speed test .. give me a 5KBPS upload
<1> this started like 3 weeks ago
<1> now if I do a video chat or whatever .. no one else can browse the internet
<2> Consult con tu proveedor.
<2> Cmo podemos nosotros tener idea de lo que est pasando en tus sistemas?
<2> Muy probablemente ests infectado con spyware y ese tipo de cosas.
<1> no
<1> entre a mi router
<1> y en estadisticas dice
<1> UPSTREAM = 32kbps y en DOWNSTREAM : 1024kbps
<2> Okay, entonces con mucha ms razn, todo indica que es culpa de TDE.
<2> Esos valores son tericos. Puede que no sea as realmente.
<3> how the hell did you know he spoke spanish?
<1> TDE?
<2> Yup.
<1> k es eso
<1> well on my router stats it says UPSTREAM = 32kbps and DOWNSTREAM= 1024kbps .... there is my problem
<2> Tu hostname. ( DuFFmaN-: Because of his hostname.)
<1> 32kbps U.u
<1> llamarea a telefonica el lunes
<3> ah, thought as much
<2> VictorCL_: Claro, es culpa de telefrnica.
<1> putos telefonica :(
<2> :)
<1> mira te dareun pantallazo
<2> VictorCL_: Como ustedes diran: Timofnica
<1> ah puta y habia kedado con una mina por webcam :(
<1> cage
<2> heh.
<2> No webcam for you tonight.
<2> So they've downgraded you to the 32kbps upstream account.
<1> no si esto vien pasando hace como 2 semanas
<1> ademas k tengo 2MB adsl
<2> Probably due to new regulations. You never know with these spanish bastards. (see below)
<2> By Spanish bastards I am not talking about the ordinary people, rather the ****ing companies that are owning Latin America. They own over 50% of the telecommunications in my country, and almost 80% of the oil. (Telefnica and Repsol, respectively)
<1> yeah b ut 32kbps is nothing
<2> They are destryoying our economy even further.
<1> yeah ^^
<2> I know, it's lame.
<1> well un amigo mio tiene la misma conexion
<1> y el upstream le va a 300kbps
<1> asi k es un problema de mi wea de router
<2> Even I've got a better upload speed than yourself, and I don't live in Europe. :)
<2> My connection is also provided by Telefonica.
<1> yeah but is a problem
<2> VictorCL_: Ah, vivs en Espaa pero sos chileno?
<1> si po ^^
<1> cacha
<1> http://www.victorcl.com/varios/router_stats.gif
<2> Yapo.
<1> ahy teni un pantallazo de la wea del router
<1> 2MB tengo y no puedo usar ni la webcam
<2> VictorCL_: I believed you without the screenshot :D
<1> ^^
<1> I cannot even use emule
<1> or FTP
<1> or anything :'(
<1> asi k vo soy argentino ^^
<1> y k haci por aki?
<2> Ayudo a gente como vos, o trato. :)
<1> ^^
<1> se cayeron todos
<2> alto split
<2> Sorry for all the Spanish, folks.
<4> hey guys. Just curious. I have a 10/100 mb switch. Yet my transfer rate from one machine to another is a measly 4.8 mb/s
<4> why is it not higher than that?
<2> Linux50: Between two systems?
<4> yes
<2> Linux50: It could be that one of them can't sustain a higher rate than that due to -possibly- hard drive speed.
<2> Linux50: Could be other things, too. It could also be that you're not getting accurate measurements.
<2> Linux50: Try running iperf between the two.
<2> Linux50: iperf is a tool that helps you measure data rates.
<4> my readings are comming from the scp command
<4> is that a win tool?
<2> Linux50: All right, there is a lot of overhead with scp since it uses ssh.
<4> true
<4> didnt think about that
<2> Linux50: iperf is cross-platform.
<2> Linux50: Are both relatively new CPUs?
<2> Linux50: Are the systems under any load?
<2> Linux50: There are many fators to be considered. I would try with iperf. :)
<2> Linux50: Or at least FTP, something unencrypted.
<4> I was wondering. If all but one node that is connected are at 100 mb/s. Will that single 10 mb/s node slow down the entire switch to less than 10 mb/s
<2> Linux50: No.
<4> k
<5> Hi. I have a problem regarding FileZilla. Anyone familar with it?
<5> Ops : / sry fpr the double post.
<6> sounds dangerous
<7> What is a way to get a new hostmask other than the one I currently have.. does efnet have a service for this.. if not.. what is a way I can get a new hostmask to hide my current one?
<7> basically what I want to do is so whenever I log onto IRC.. my real hostmask is hidden and it gives you the hostmask of my domain.. how would I go about this?
<8> Efnet does not offer a service.
<8> You can't change your own hostmask on cable.
<8> That leaves using a shell/bnc or IPv6.
<7> Is there anyway I can put a shell on a domain.. using just ftp access?
<8> Normally not.
<8> You'd need SSH access to the system.
<7> I have SSH access to the system.
<7> It's in the control panel.
<8> Then you'll need to log in, install, and configure a BNC, then connect to it with your IRC client.
<7> Do you recommend a BNC?
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