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<0> hey Ficus you there?
<1> He's been quiet all day.
<0> hrmm
<0> i have an elementary question, which could be answered in probably few words: in order to ping a host on a routable /29 which is behind a /30, do i require routed, or nat?
<1> Different interfaces?
<0> yes
<1> You just need to turn on the appropriate kernel flag.
<0> ip forwarding is set to 1 already. this box works great as a firewall/router for hosts behind it to access the internet.
<0> it however has been converted to a layer 3 router
<0> so no more natting
<1> Okay. then I guess it's a matter of specifying the proper route from one net to the other.
<2> whats the man page to get info on ~/.ssh/authorized_files
<2> err
<2> _keys
<2> nm
<2> man sshd
<2> solaris_s; you need to have an allow rule for any -> $honeyd
<3> can i copy & paste out of xterm, or is there another terimal client that will do that for me?
<2> you can
<3> ok next question, how?
<2> right click highlight, middle click past, same as copy/pasting in all X applications
<2> s/past/paste/
<3> too easy, thanks
<3> just started just openbsd as my main desktop again
<3> pos, these dual pII just aren't cutting it
<4> shell please
<3> yea these 400mhz x2 are the **** for running x, i need to get my other computer fixed
<5> Hi, anyone here have a ral wifi nic on 3.9?
<6> i remember running X on a pentium 200. awesomesauce.
<5> Just want to see a dmesg since mine isn't working, I'm seeing device timout messages for it in the demsg, and it doesn't look to be detecting correctly based on the man page.
<1> I ran X on a 20 MHz Sun 3/60.
<4> i pounded rocks together to make ones and zeroes
<7> hi
<8> SOLARIS_s: hello
<7> sup kyle
<9> hi solarisisas
<9> yur mah freen
<10> MORNING
<7> moin
<7> hi
<11> hello
<7> sup
<11> getting ready to chuck all remaing computesr into the ocean
<7> hahaha
<7> i just threw out 2 boxes
<7> 1 PSU blew an the other is just junk
<11> THey are all just junk
<11> even the new ones
<7> an the powerbar surged
<7> just down to 3 machines now
<11> My OS keeps randomly crashing, i've tried everyting, i'm not sure what it is.
<11> I've replaced every part in my computer and it still happens.
<7> crashes where?
<11> SO it must be a bad part which causes other parts to go bad, and by replacing the part it's getting re-ruined immediately.
<11> Randomly
<11> sometimes after a day
<11> sometimes after a week
<7> mismatched ram?
<11> It gives me some ODC or ODB thing or something.
<11> Well that's what I've suspected at first, but i've tried at least 5 differnet sticks of ram
<7> yah gdb prompt
<11> right now it has one knowingly good stick from another working computer in it
<7> irq conflicts?
<11> I'm not sure, I just rebooted it, i'll have to wait for it to crash again
<11> What exactly is an irq conflict?
<7> 2 parts sharing the same irq #
<7> u can fix it with boot -c
<11> maybe that's it
<11> don't tell me this
<11> omg
<11> i'm gonaa seriously cry if that fixes it
<7> lol
<7> buddy there is nothing worse then waking up to burnt smell ok
<11> now that's true, but at least it's easy7 to figure out what burnt
<11> i've been waking up to my fileserver crashed
<7> you thought chuck norris was quick. is all im saying.
<11> for 4 months now
<11> haha
<7> yah well that machine with the PSU blown.. was my gx box
<7> an i didnt backup any configs
<11> and I just rm -rf'd a 40GB file that i speant 3 days dling
<11> gx?
<7> gw box
<11> oh
<11> damm
<7> an old box
<11> How do you recover a file acidently deleted?
<7> i forgot the way.. but im sure there is 1
<11> heh yeah me too, i've never done it before
<11> guess it's easier to just redl it :(
<7> lol
<11> speaking of burning stuff i just burnt the **** outta my breakfeast
<11> rrrg
<11> i've been up all of a half hour
<11> i've burnt my breakfeast, broke a server, and deleted a 40GB file that i speant the last 3 days dling
<11> i better just go back to bed
<7> haha
<7> it's not even monday.
<12> umount the partition instantly and go chase it with sleuthkit or similar
<12> FFS reuses most recently freed space first IIRC, so if you don't umount fast it becomes unlikely to be recoverable
<12> for all the time you would spend you would be better redownloading anyway ;-)
<7> hey nicm
<12> but just so you know
<11> ty
<11> that's a good bit of information to have
<11> i never figured it would use the first freed up space first
<12> i can't remember why, or whether the source i got that from was any good
<12> hi SOLARIS_s, btw
<7> still trying to get those 2 rdr rules working
<7> can you take a look at my pf.conf?
<12> where is it?
<12> i have to go in like 2 minutes though
<7> http://pastebin.ca/73305
<12> one sec
<12> does the spamd rdr work?
<12> you said the http rdr you used to have worked?
<12> so only the 137-139,445 don't work
<12> the rules for them look okay
<12> so i think the problem is proably not pf
<7> when i run spamd-setup cant connect to 8026
<12> 127.0.0.1:8026?
<12> i guess your spamd is not set up properly then
<12> anyway, this ruleset looks fine wrt the two $honeyd rdrs and p*** rules
<7> they dont work thou.
<12> are you sure honeyd is running on the $honeyd IP?
<7> yup
<12> how are you determining that it doesn't work?
<7> those ports are not open .. via remote portscan
<7> plus i tried telnetting to them
<12> can you telnet to $honeyd port 135 locally?
<12> how many external boxes did you try the telnet from?
<12> are you sure someone between you and it aren't blocking the ports?
<7> just 1
<12> they are obvious ports to block
<12> give me the external IP and I will try telnetting to them
<12> but make it quick. i am leaving in 2 minutes
<12> okay, it doesn't work for me either
<12> if you tcpdump on $ext_if, can you see your traffic coming in?
<12> tcpdump -lei if0 port 137
<12> then try connecting to port 137
<12> it is possible your ISP at the box itself is blocking the ports
<12> since i can't do it either it is probably not at my and your local ends
<7> ic
<7> thx
<12> if you cannot see incoming traffic on $ext_if, try phoning your ISP and asking if they block those ports
<7> yah
<12> if you can see the traffic coming in, something is wrong on your network (pf or honeyd or something0
<12> gotta go, back later
<7> i cant see traffic coming in on those ports
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