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<0> [tcp header][host][hostport][number][destination][destination port][---------data---------][tail]
<0> Something like that.
<1> astrobdw: wait a hub you say? throw it out, buy a switch, then see how you go
<2> 28 GigaByte d/l????
<1> especially if you get full speed when using a crossover cable
<3> 28 GB transfer between two boxes that are sitting right in front of me.
<2> no wonder even a big connector is gonna take a least six hours, lololol
<3> old server -> new server
<2> oh, between two local computers?
<3> lo_tek, right, thus the 100BaseT connection
<2> yeah, then something's gettin' bottlenecked for sure
<1> astrobdw: also be aware that you may be limited by hard drive speed, not network..
<3> Triffid_Hunter, I did think of that, but man, that would be a slow disk, eh?
<2> i would think so
<4> easytiger cherokee looks interesting
<5> even on a fast disk it takes a while. That's why raid uses several disks simultaneously.
<2> still, though 28 GB is a LOT of data
<1> astrobdw: (28 gigabytes) / (6 hours) = 1.32740741 megabytes per second says google
<1> friend of mine's laptop drive was almost that slow
<6> why use cherokee instead of apache?
<4> thttpd is also a small light weight httpd
<7> do you guys know something about proftpd?
<7> i want to chroot a user in his home directory
<4> use bin/bash -r
<4> to chroot a user
<4> change the p***wd shell field
<4> to bin/rbash, and ln bash to rbash
<4> read bash.1
<4> gone
<4> afk
<7> gg
<7> the user is chrooted in /home/user but if i want to chroot him in /usr/local/apache2 for example
<3> mii-tool reports like so on both machines: "eth0: negotiated 100baseTx-FD, link ok"
<3> notably both do report full duplex
<8> SirFragger: then i'd guess you make that their home dir
<8> ;)
<9> i'm 1337, i can dis***emble my hdd with my computer turned on
<9> ndisasm /dev/hda |less
<9> :)
<10> hmm
<10> what good is that for?
<9> dunno
<9> couldn't resist the joke though :)
<10> then why do you ask for it
<9> i didn't ask anything...
<10> o wait
<10> sorru
<10> i wasnt paying attention
<9> wow, my hdd has a ton of 0's
<11> mmiikkee12: it has a ton of 1's too
<11> :D
<9> ...
<12> And even the occasional 2 :P
<10> hmmm
<9> ignacio, that's almost as bad as when i wrote code that printed hex numbers with j's in them
<10> you must be special
<9> you need to install nasm and be root for it to work
<10> brb
<9> this is more fun than catting random files into /dev/dsp...
<12> What, did you have something against i's?
<9> (mainly because my speakers don't work
<9> ignacio, hex == 0-9 and A-F
<9> J isn't one of those
<12> Yes, I know what hexadecimal is, TYVM...
<13> how would I compare two directories byte for byte?
<14> President of china has dinner at billy g's house, http://today.reuters.com/news/articlenews.aspx?type=topNews&storyid=2006-04-15T001712Z_01_N14358593_RTRUKOC_0_US-LIFE-HU-DINNER.xml&rpc=22
<15> can someone type in my name pleasE?
<16> linux2 : how are you
<14> linux2
<15> humm
<15> doesn't seem to be working
<17> Searching: 1-10 of 17,264 containing remote code execution from microsoft.com (0.18 seconds)
<15> ok works now
<15> system beep that is
<16> is windows a game
<17> You... wanted that to work?
<17> I want it to NOT work... can anyone do the reverse of what you did to him to me?
<17> stylish: Might as well be.
<18> hi
<14> mmm... I just ate 25 hot wings ;)
<16> GiGaHuRtZ : were they realy spicy
<14> Hell ya, thats the only way to have em
<16> u ate dead chickens hahaha
<14> ;)
<14> Did I ever say how much Zakk Wylde kicks ***?
<14> http://trooper1.audio-stream.com:9375/listen.pls
<14> God damn windows_XP_Proff, did you have enough clients on irc?
<19> why u asking?
<14> excuse my flood....
<14> [15:21:46] mobius_one [n=too@ti100710a080-0833.bb.online.no] has quit IRC: Client Quit
<14> [15:21:46] n00bius_one [n=too@ti100710a080-0833.bb.online.no] has quit IRC: Client Quit
<14> [15:21:46] proteus [n=too@ti100710a080-0833.bb.online.no] has quit IRC: Client Quit
<14> [15:21:46] master_windows [n=too@ti100710a080-0833.bb.online.no] has quit IRC: Client Quit
<14> [15:21:46] windows_XP_Proff [n=too@ti100710a080-0833.bb.online.no] has quit IRC: Client Quit
<19> no no
<19> so?
<19> why does that mean?
<14> Why do you need so many nicks in one channel?
<19> ehh.............
<19> i just like it
<19> gigahurtz?
<14> WTF? 20 dollars bills explode in the microwave, http://www.prisonplanet.com/022904rfidtag***plode.html
<14> windows_XP_Proff?
<19> wanna see something cool?
<11> no.
<19> dammnit?
<19> redduck666 is a satanist.....
<20> windows_XP_Proff: no.
<19> he ehhe
<19> he he
<19> wait i be back
<20> windows_XP_Proff: you don`t need to come back ;)
<21> Perhaps slightly offtopic, but does anybody know of a good UDP-over-TCP tunneler (don't know where else to ask 8-X)?
<22> how to create new public folder for vsftpd?
<20> kelvin^8^: mkdir?
<20> :D
<22> i mean the folder used for anonymous clients, mkdir will just make a directory
<23> having a problem with alsa sound
<23> I run alsaconf, and it finds nothing
<14> Wow 20 dollars bills really do explode when you put em in the microwave...
<24> hi koala_man
<25> caverdude!
<26> does anyone know how to set the user permission options in fstab?
<14> Wow fvwm95 is weird...
<20> ultraviolet16: permissions like?
<26> well when I mount an ntfs partition it's not viewable by normal users, only root
<27> put "users" into /etc/fstab
<14> ultraviolet16: what distro?
<26> debian
<27> then they are allowed to mount it themselves
<26> nah
<14> hold on
<28> umask
<20> ultraviolet16: consider umask something like chmod, and uid something like chown.
<26> bash: cd: /mnt/windows/: Permission denied
<26> umask.. ok let me look that up
<28> ultraviolet16: google ntfs mount linux umask
<26> because i'm not exactly sure what umask means
<14> ultraviolet16: /dev/hda1 /media/windows ntfs nls=utf8,umask=0222 0 0
<26> slpyhd: cool i was just about to, thanks
<26> GiGaHuRtZ: thanks
<14> taken from here: http://ubuntuguide.org/#automountntfs
<26> oh sweet
<14> Ubuntu actually has some nice guides...
<20> ultraviolet16: i would add uid=1000 in mount options (s***uming your uid is 1000)
<14> the umask would be good enough
<26> redduck676: why?
<20> GiGaHuRtZ: not if he as $ wants to write to that disk.
<20> ultraviolet16: it would mean you are the owner of that partition.
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