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<0> i was just about to export these maps
<0> and load them into my new server
<1> maps of what?
<2> new maps of google maps? :P
<0> my subnets
<3> treasure maps?
<0> yes
<0> yar. here be treasure.
<3> :)
<1> avast! prepare to be boarded!
<2> photoshopped more crop circles huh?
<3> what is intermapper? why did it crash?
<0> it's a network monitoring tool
<0> it's very macish
<2> heh
<3> sounds interesting
<3> you mapping networks then?
<0> it's one of my many projects
<0> servers, mostly
<3> AS's?
<0> i dunno if intermapper scans
<0> or how well it scans
<0> i'm using nmap for scans
<0> comfort level
<3> are you mapping the internet AS's or something?
<0> just my internal networks
<2> good answer
<0> right now
<1> you keep those in your shirt?
<0> i'm running a scan to see which of my machines is listening on 161
<0> so that i can probe them with snmp instead of ping
<3> smnp
<3> naughty
<0> no. there's no room in my shirt for anything but me
<1> that's probably a good thing
<4> What was the command to rerun the postfix or sendmail queue? I thought mailq had an option to do that, but I don't see it in the man page.
<3> hehe i took out the local router here by mistake a couple of weeks ago interogating snmp
<3> luckly it only rebooted
<1> postfix flush
<0> if you wouldn't play with a man's boobs, Yash, don't play with mine
<4> Hawson: ?
<4> the sendmail command is "sendmail -q".. I need the postfix one
<1> postfix flush
<0> i am not messing with the routers and switches
<0> i mapped them
<0> but i'm only pinging them
<4> Thanks Hawson
<3> gita: you'd made a computer geek a great wife
<3> make
<4> Hmm, wonder why I had it in my head it was mailq command that I used.
<4> :)
<0> heh
<0> www.sockpuppet.org/~tqbf
<0> that's my husband
<5> a sockpuppet?
<0> sshhh!
<4> thank you again hawson
<4> :)
<4> Hawson: Ah, postqueue!
<3> he's not really my cup of tea
<3> lol
<1> I like the hair. :)
<3> so your like millionaires?
<4> Hawson: Yeah, that's the one. [ postqueue -f ] == [ sendmail -q ]
<1> or, 'postfix flush' which is easier to remember. :)
<6> does anyone have any knowlage of installing GD Library ?
<7> heya, if I didn't have "useradd" and I had some weird version of "adduser" on my FreeBSD machine, how would I get "useradd" on my machine?
<3> does a map of the internet exist in term's of AS's?
<7> thecreep eys
<4> Hawson: I agree with you on that, but I think it was the postqueue command that I was thinking of previously.
<4> :))
<3> really?
<7> not ALL, but a good ammount
<3> where?
<7> well it has too
<7> how the **** would anyone route
<3> excellent, you have a URL?
<7> google "Autonomous System Map"
<7> heh
<3> cool, that might come in handy, cheers
<7> that's all network engineering crap
<7> for router monkies
<7> why would you want to **** with that heh
<1> perhaps, because you're a network engineer?
<3> i have a thurst for knowledge
<3> yeah thx Hawson :)
<7> hehe
<7> well I'm somewhat a network engineer
<7> but systems are much more fun
<7> Networking is boring as a mother ****
<7> I guess you could say I did 1/4 of my CCNP
<7> but it was pointless
<7> well not totally pointless
<8> the creep there are geoip database
<7> but it's not **** you'll really use in real life
<7> MaxMind.com has a GREAT geo ip map
<6> does anyone have any knowlage of installing GD Library ?
<1> DraFt: the README and INSTALL files are good places to start
<3> thanks for the tips guys and gals
<6> i have tried that
<7> heya, if I didn't have "useradd" and I had some weird version of "adduser" on my FreeBSD machine, how would I get "useradd" on my machine?
<6> i must be missing something
<6> but i have went over it 2 times
<7> dnetc?
<4> dnetc? :)
<1> distributed.net
<4> I'm just sitting here using two dissimilar Unix-like operating systems
<4> A popular Linux distribution and FreeBSD. :)
<7> hrmm
<7> well does anyone have an answer to my question?
<9> if your question made sence i'm sure someone would have answered it
<3> i know what he means
<7> lol
<9> if you want a command called useradd to start adduser just create a ln
<7> well no
<3> he doesn't mean that
<7> it seems adduser does something different then useradd
<3> but I don't know the answer
<9> if you're expecting adduser to act like useradd then you should go back to red hat
<9> man adduser
<3> lol, fair answer
<9> it does the same thing
<4> Is FreeBSD UNIX ?
<7> usr/sbin/useradd -d /dev/null -g machines -c 'Machine Account' -s /bin/false '%u'
<4> or UNIX-Like ?
<7> that dosen't work
<9> unix doesn't exist anymore
<7> it sais "enter user name"
<9> except in museums
<9> Tas0: man adduser
<7> dude
<7> I did
<4> UH
<9> clearly
<7> clearly I did
<7> that's why I'm asking the question
<9> you make baby jesus cry
<7> I AM BABY JESUS
<3> hehe
<1> then cry, damnit
<7> LMFOAFMOAF
<7> how can you define a login name then?
<7> it's supposed to be the last argument I thought?
<9> thi is where i sigh
<9> this
<7> yes man
<7> and this is where I'm supposed to get an answer
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