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<0> ****in kpmg
<1> you know what
<1> **** this
<0> they ahve 3 ****in disclaimers on every one ofn their emails
<1> /out
<2> ran same setup on win32 box, worked faster.
<2> setup temporary smtp server on testing box internally, worked.
<2> just don't understand why there are no errors anywhere to speak of...
<3> stalling reverse DNS lookups are often a cause of email slowdowns. that and blocking port 113/tcp (auth/identd)
<4> "The power adapter is magnetically held in. When the cord gets yanked it just pulls right off. This will safe us a lot of h***le with having to fix your notebooks. Patent pending!"
<4> now, *that* is innovative
<0> i hate my laptop power cable
<0> it's just about done
<5> What causes print jobs to automatically pause when they get queued/
<5> ?
<5> I have that happening to one of my printers
<5> I can't find **** on it
<6> question, how do i partition an 80Gb harddisk. Fdisk gives flawed info.
<7> Anyone know how to put a .gif on a forum signature?
<6> sure, answer me first :)
<6> .j #windows95
<8> how about we don't answer either of you.
<9> lol
<6> typica. Employee of m$ ?
<10> There's a patch for it (really just an improved version) but the real question is what are you installing that requires old fdisk?
<6> +l even
<4> how is that typical?
<4> what makes you think we should help you here?
<4> does this look like a ****ing help channel?
<6> My god, your life really ****s that much that you have to take it out on me ?
<6> My god, help a fellow out
<4> no, i actually had an answer all typed out until you snapped with the <6> typica. Employee of m$ ?
<6> But it seems bitches is what you do best eh?
<8> if you're trying to run fdisk on an 80GB drive in 2006, then yes.
<11> somebody stab P15, kthx
<4> ha! beat ya
<10> ban happy
<11> hehehehe
<4> ban happy? its a temp ban
<11> buh buh buh buhb ban to duh bone
<4> even says so in the reason
<11> buh buh buh buh ban to duh bone
<11> Ted is stretchin hiz @ wingz 'n ****
<4> ok, now, P15_, you using XP?
<6> Yes i am.
<11> i remember 10 years ago being k/b trigger happy
<4> ok, then that's why, fdisk is deprecated
<4> use Disk Management (Admin Tools -> Computer Management -> Disk Management)
<6> I'm doing a clean install on a new drive
<4> even better...
<4> XP's install will partition and format the drive for you
<11> rotatelogs blowing up cuz when i did a file rotatelogs it showed its for linux and my new box is fbsd
<4> just boot up the install media and hit Enter. It will go through the process
<6> hm.. it did say it didn't found enough space to put the install files on
<11> my damn copy scripts :(
<4> P15_, have it delete the old partition
<6> Disk management is on th edisk?
<6> Ah ok..
<4> it is, yes, in the recovery console
<6> Ah.. nice.
<4> but, you don't need it for a fresh install
<4> just have it delete the old partition, and create a new one.
<6> But i have no partition right now
<4> oh, reallY?
<4> it shows no partition when you boot the cd?
<6> Yes, i fdisk deleted it
<4> nevermind fdisk, drop it :)
<6> but i can make one for the time being for windows to do this
<6> So i figured :)
<4> its deprecated. forget about it, flush it from your head (save linux).
<4> no need, XP should install fine on a non partition'd disk, because the setup will automagically partition it :)
<6> Oh ok..
<5> Hey did you guys know you can use ping and arp to ***ign IPs to some devices?
<6> Let me give it another go then
<4> now that you know this, try again, go and boot, and you should see if there's any other issues...
<4> come back if you have further problems.
<4> skoal, static arp entries, yes
<8> to ****ign* IPs?
<4> ping the broadcast, get the arp entry, static arp entry
<5> That's how APC says to ***ign an IP to the devices.
<6> Ok, i will. thanks so far Ted! :)
<5> and it worked.
<12> I want one - http://www.av123.com/products_product.php?section=furniture&product=12.1
<5> i knew the MAC, so arp -s mac IP
<12> floating stereo equipment stands
<4> yup
<5> then ping with 113 bytes
<5> somehow that sets it on the device.
<5> pretty clev-aire.
<4> no, it doesn't set it on the device, it just sets it on the local machine
<4> static arp table entry...
<5> your ***.
<5> it set it on the device.
<5> immediately after i typed those two commands with the IP i wanted, I could telnet to it.
<4> yes, but only because the local machine has a static arp entry in the arp table
<4> only that machine thinks that IP leads to that MAC
<5> "Use Ping with a size of 113 bytes to ***ign the IP address defined by the ARP command. "
<5> What gives with the ping size then?
<8> sounds like the device has some non-standard mojo in it.
<4> yea, what pb said
<13> sounds like the device ****s my ***hole
<5> It's an APC UPS
<5> So **** you ted.
<5> You were hella wrong.
<13> and should be replaced by my fist of fury
<4> hella?
<5> hella-mega.
<8> heh, i haven't heard hella in years.
<5> I use hella all the time.
<4> sorry to hear that.
<5> My friends and I have adopted this kind of lingo that spawned from all the stupid **** we heard and thought was funny.
<4> what model apc ups?
<5> Like we say **** that we hear stupid people saying, but we modify it to make it even more stupid.
<5> to accentuate the point
<4> and can you turn that off once you set the ip?
<4> i mean, that's kinda insecure doncha think?
<5> but nobody really gets it. I'm sure if people hear us talk we're just lamers to them too.
<5> I don't know yet Ted.
<5> It might only work if it hasn't been ***igned one.
<4> find out already, ****!
<5> well it has to be done from the same subnet anyway.
<5> not that that helps.
<4> no, it doesn't.
<5> It doesn't specifically say, but I suspect that you can't change it with this method once it's been set to manual boot mode.
<4> trye
<4> -e
<5> Doesn't work. Prepare to be peerced.
<5> H:\>arp -s 172.16.9.9 00-c0-b7-77-93-74
<5> H:\>ping 172.16.9.9 -l 113
<5> Pinging 172.16.9.9 with 113 bytes of data:
<5> Request timed out.
<5> H:\>ping 172.16.9.11
<5> Reply from 172.16.9.11: bytes=32 time=2ms TTL=255
<14> is there a way to add a machine to a domain without physically being at that machine or remoted in?
<5> 9.11 was the first IP i set
<15> nope
<5> you could add the machine account to AD by name
<5> but that's not really 'adding it'
<11> LIFE'S BEEN GOOD TO ME SO FARRRRR
<5> Ted: I have two static arp entries to the same MAC now, but the IP didn't change on the device.
<5> So that's pretty slickified.
<15> proxy arp
<14> i want it to be on the domain and establish the trust and everything
<5> if it's alive you could use gencontrol to vnc to it.
<5> and join it from there.
<5> but that's technically 'remoting' i guess.
<14> what's gencontrol?
<14> yah but i just want to avoid rdp
<5> kick*** GPL VNC implementation
<5> oh. use VNC then
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