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<0> heh. was afk for a while there. Cute, beepbeep :)
<0> K. Asked yesterday, but will try again today (last time, I promise) anyone using mod_geoip with the apache install on OBSD3.9?
<1> there is a package
<1> so i would guess, yes
<0> yep. And I installed it
<1> you did, eh?
<1> and then what happened?
<0> and I'm having erroless non-responsiveness
<1> have you configured it all correctly?
<0> a fine question
<1> you may want to ask in an apache channel, but if they tell you to use apache2 tell them to sod off
<0> I'd guess form the lack of results that the answer is no. Then I re-read the docs, make mods, check google, check webpages, and finally see if any of the friendly folks here are using it :)
<1> that may be unlikely
<0> but always worth trying
<1> i would see if you can find any hints wrt to using it on any platform
<1> apache 1.3 mods are configured /pretty much/ the same on any platform
<1> it doesn't require the chroot to be disabled?
<1> sure you got the 3rd party stuff it needs in the right place?
<1> if you are chrooted that may need to be inside
<1> you'd hope there was instructions somewhere though
<1> no README.OpenBSD or suchlike?
<1> if you get read stuck you could send a polite mail to the maintainer asking if he has any tips
<1> er, real stuck
<0> honestly googled 'til I was blue. Still digging. I put the .dat file it refernces in the conf folder and refered to it relatively (../conf/GeoIP.dat) to get rid of the messages saying it couldn't find it
<1> try /conf/GeoIP.dat
<1> and also /var/www/conf/GeoIP.dat although that is a long shot
<1> oh, you got rid of the messages
<1> so it can find it
<1> but it still ain't working
<0> that is correct
<1> you need to figure out what it is failing on now
<0> exactly
<1> fiddly thing to do with no messages
<1> it could require a system thing, like DNS
<0> turned on SSI and tried <!--#printenv --> to see if the environment variables were ther to ber referenced and they arenot, b
<1> did you run the enable script?
<0> yep.
<0> I'll read the script and see if it has any other tips.
<1> i don't know, you just need to poke around
<1> you could maybe read the source or ktrace apache but you will end up with a lot of data
<0> yeah. I don't code so reading source only makes my head hurt
<0> anyway, I'll continue to dig. Thanks for the tips
<1> you could send a quick note to ports@, an apache list, or the author/maintainer, asking for help
<1> but that may not come up with anything
<0> grumble
<0> of well. Another day
<2> in pf is it possible to byp*** a rate limit if data is coming from the box itself?
<2> i've got squid being a transparent proxy, but its getting limited to 512k anyway
<2> nevermind, i think i just worked out what i want to do ... stay tuned for more silly questions =)
<3> i would like to keep a binary log of all data written to /dev/audio, would systrace help me do that?
<4> haha
<4> well your not gonna save it in ascii
<3> i've had experience with some utilities logging data encoded one way or another (b64, hex, etc), and if I can just log in the same format the data is written in, that would be nice
<4> im sure it wouldnt be hard to 'hook' into it or have it replicated to a fifo
<5> having trouble extracting ports.tar.gz
<5> # tar zxvfp ports.tar.gz
<5> tar: End of archive volume 1 reached
<5> tar: Sorry, unable to determine archive format.
<5> tried several sources, incl ftp.openbsd.org
<6> timo: is the checksum correct?
<5> omes-: how do i check that
<6> md5sum ports.tar.gz
<3> based on my readong of the manual page, i don't think systrace is the right tool for th ejob
<5> omes-: md5sum not istalled
<6> md5 then
<5> MD5 (ports.tar.gz) = 4d2eefc1ac661ee1f49380280c0ae1a9
<6> what file did you grab?
<6> and what size is it?
<6> timo?
<7> heh
<5> w8
<5> 9238981 Mar 15 12:05 ports.tar.gz
<5> from ftp.openbsd.org
<6> ok, there's a new one out in snapshots, but try the anoncvs; http://openbsd.org/anoncvs.html
<6> and be sure to use ssh.
<7> timo: you just downloaded ports.tar.gz from openbsd.org?
<5> ok
<5> lt_kije: yes, and i did it on two computers, ont of them worked fins
<5> the other on got this error
<7> s/ont/one/?
<5> yes
<7> is the one that had the error running OpenBSD?
<5> both computers has a clean install of openbsd 3.9
<5> installed at the same time
<7> can you extract other tarballs?
<5> successfully extracted src.tar.gz
<6> lt_kije: it's probably cause of something got hickups during the transfer..
<5> i tried to download it from several ftp servers
<5> same error(s)
<7> omes-: it's the right hash...
<7> timo: no matter where you download it, ports.tar.gz won't extract on one of your boxes but will on the other?
<5> exactly
<7> can you read the contents of the tarball? tar tvzf ports.tar.gz
<7> ?
<5> same error:
<5> tar: End of archive volume 1 reached
<5> tar: Sorry, unable to determine archive format.
<7> what arch?
<5> i386
<7> timo: you have a weird problem
<7> but you knew that
<5> thats why im asking :)
<7> ;)
<6> lt_kije: my hash was e1f0285955e2e703f5f64b9c8d438cc7..
<7> omes-: md5?
<6> and its 10085344 bytes
<6> lt_kije: yeah, md5
<7> ports.tar.gz from 3.9?
<6> no, from snapshot
<7> 3.9 hashes to what he pasted
<6> i see
<7> SHA512: 3856de815d8f355f9867e6531e6e2448ea7e0c9c3963fd88287929946f3ead888ebdff628a18eff2230789ef2cc6b675ad07049144752c006ebe4f18bbcc43dc
<7> fwiw ;)
<7> timo: i dunno
<7> might try mailing misc@ if you're sure you can reproduce it
<5> okey, thanks anyway
<6> timo: ungzip it then untar it
<5> when i enter gunzip i get this message "Abort trap"
<6> gzip -dv ports.tar.gz
<4> te mirrors have a .md5sum file list dont they
<6> timo: did that give you any more output?
<6> motion: don't know, but i couldn't find any
<5> omes-: # gzip -dv ports.tar.gz
<5> Abort trap
<5> #
<6> hah, that's weird
<5> guess i have to sign up for misc
<5> hate all those incomming mails though :)
<5> will create a dedicated gmail inbox for that purpose
<6> hehe :p
<6> if you need ports right away you could try anoncvs :)
<5> haven't tried that, will it work with my current version of openbsd - i mean so i dont get a newer version than i should have
<6> timo: cd /usr; cvs -qd anoncvs@anoncvs.ca.openbsd.org:/cvs get -rOPENBSD_3_9 -P ports
<6> will give you 3.9 ports
<5> omes-: # cvs -qd anoncvs@anoncvs.ca.openbsd.org:/cvs get -rOPENBSD_3_9 -P ports
<5> Abort trap
<5> #
<6> timo: is there something seriously wrong with your system?
<5> just got this computer, did a clean install of openbsd, successfully extracted src.tar.gz and everything else has worked fine
<6> does dmesg or syslog spit out something interesting?
<8> timo untarred something bad in /
<8> like src.tar.gz :)
<5> omes-: how do i check syslog?
<6> timo: look in /var/log
<5> no syslog ther
<5> e
<6> hehe....
<5> i have to answer the phone, brb
<6> tail -n 100 /var/log/messages
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