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<0> ironically it worked better behind nat!
<0> ;)
<1> hah
<2> Nanuq: Routing problem perhaps?
<0> now that it's on the nat box
<0> Coma: possibly, but it should be okay endpoint to endpoint
<0> Coma: the funny thing is that one network in 192.168.3.0/24, the other is 192.168.2.0/24
<0> Coma: before I was using 192.168.2.22 and .23, but I'm using 192.168.0.48 and .49 for the endpoints here
<0> Coma: should be okay
<2> Nanuq: I had something similar happen once, but that was using multiple links. Echo requests received on one got answered via the other
<2> But that was mostly due to marking the wrong packets and overly creative routing
<0> Coma: I still have a feeling ipfilter is ****ing with me
<0> maybe I should hit The Big Red Button
<2> Make it go *poof*, install linux and use iptables ;)
<0> Coma: eat me
<2> Hehehehe
<3> morning folx
<0> Coma: big red button = p*** everything to everything over everything
<0> Coma: what's extra weird is I can't ping the local endpoint, either
<4> pfhhttt
<5> how does one wrap a pty/tty around a char device?
<2> Morning, whitecap
<2> Nanuq: So, revert all changes and go back to the working situation :)
<4> Coma: not quite!
<4> Tue Aug 1 23:39:38 PDT 2006
<0> ****in' 'ell
<0> sec
<2> whitecap: Ah, one hour further behind than I thought ;)
<4> heh
<2> I'm sure someone here's on gmt-6 too
<4> Coma: got some Yes playing, smoking last cig/bowl after a few pints. good evening
<4> -8 here
<2> I can think of worse ways to spend an evening ;)
<2> whitecap: You sure it isn't -7?
<4> Coma: positive.
<2> I'd swear that there's only 7 hours between 23.39 and 6.39
<4> bye
<4> dst ?
<2> whitecap: date -R
<0> Coma: well, red button made it work, sorta
<0> Coma: if I restart ipf/ipnat after I start openvpn, it works
<2> Shouldn't it work the other way around, too?
<0> PING 192.168.0.49 (192.168.0.49): 56 data bytes
<0> ping: sendto: Permission denied
<5> can someone briefly explain the difference between async/sync tty/pty and char devices and which of these pppd can use (for the serial link) ?
<6> <marcster> hi all. i wish to setup my squid cache server to cache files 750MB and below, and to continue downloading files even if i cancel at 2%. to accomplish this, i have in my squid.conf these lines:
<2> Ouroboros: Above all, I don't think you'd want to use a pty for ppp
<6> <marcster> quick_abort_pct 1
<6> <marcster> maximum_object_size 768000 KB
<6> <marcster> but i tried downloading an iso and canceled the download at 5%. after awhile i found out that it didnt cache the iso, nor continue downloading it. what did i miss?
<0> Coma: ipmon even shows it being blocked
<6> <marcster> hi all. i wish to setup my squid cache server to cache files 750MB and below, and to continue downloading files even if i cancel at 2%. to accomplish this, i have in my squid.conf these lines:
<6> <marcster> quick_abort_pct 1
<2> What's up with that damn bot?
<5> Coma: well, what i have is a char device, but it seems that i need a tty? not sure how to "convert" it
<2> Ouroboros: you probably want /dev/ttyS*, which are chracter devivies representing your serial ports
<5> Coma: no, i have a custom char device (that doesnt support tty ioctl calls)
<5> so if i try to run pppd on it, i get something like this: tcgetattr: Inappropriate ioctl for device (line 916)
<2> Ouroboros: Ah, and now you want to wrap that device in some tty emulation that does accept ioctls?
<5> Coma: yes, if that is possible
<5> ironically i also have a tty for this device, but it doesnt seem to be working correctly
<2> Ouroboros: Can't think of an easy way to do that. It might even be simpler to implement the proper ioctls
<5> hm
<1> yay! at work. now... check the news :P
<5> perhaps i should figure out why the tty device is not working
<7> **** it, why not...
<8> syn-ack: just don't use the voice recognition software, especially not family members, or it'll tell them you **** ballmer's cock
<7> I think I'll only install Outlook though
<2> libolt44: And kill people
<7> ha ha.
<5> Coma: here is what happens with the tty device that is ***ociated with the char device... i can open it fine in minicom, but when i try pppd, i get something like this: Failed to open /dev/ttf/0: Device or resource busy
<5> Coma: does this mean it is also not the correct type of device?
<7> 2 frikin' gigs for an install of Office? yikes
<1> syn-ack: what?
<7> Jostein: Office 2k7 takes minimum of 2 gigs for a full install
<9> 247MB for OOo2
<2> Ouroboros: I think it'd complain about not being a char device
<5> strange
<7> I wonder how long this beta is good for...
<5> no idea why it thinks its busy, but no other program does
<9> syn-ack: Until you're about to save something important and it crashes never to load again
<0> hey syn
<9> eep
<7> Hey Eric. Up kinda late, eh?
<2> Ouroboros: If you happen to have the source to the driver, as what sort of device does it register?
<5> one sec
<2> I doubt it'll register as a block device ;)
<5> well no
<2> Hmm, brb.
<5> i guess this driver is just buggy
<2> Fire up kdb :)
<2> Debugging device drivers can be incredibly rewarding *grin*
<5> unfortunately i dont have much experience with linux drivers so far :)
<5> i dont really udnerstand why ppp requires a tty, seems like it should work fine over a char device
<2> strace it, see what it chokes on
<5> ok
<5> tomorrow i will, sleepy time now
<5> night
<1> god damn vasps.
<1> or wasp, or however that is written
<2> waps! :P
<1> creep was flying around my head, so I just took my arm and tried to get it away
<1> god damn thing escaped down my shirt, and give me a nice sting on the back of my neck
<1> good thing Im not allergio. at least I dont think I am
<0> Coma: *mumble*
<0> Coma: sure enough, The Big Red Button makes it magically work.
<0> Coma: fat lot that does me.
<2> It's all bsd's fault!
<10> hi
<0> Coma: hush up
<11> indeed
<2> Hey, this is #linux, I'm allowed to say that
<0> fair enough
<0> Coma: I say the opposite when appropriate
<1> Nanuq: got the tunnel working now?
<0> Coma: and even when not!
<0> Jostein: No
<0> Jostein: Well, I do, but not under conditions I consider acceptable.
<2> Nanuq: I beat people for that :P
<2> Hmmm
<0> Jostein: FSR it's blocking all traffic on tun0, despite the fact I put two explicit rules in to allow everything.
<2> Speaking of which....
<2> hi
<2> Heh, he got rid of it
<1> Nanuq: ****s
<1> Nanuq: I cant do tunneling at all it seems, but thats because my router ****s
<0> Jostein: it really doesn't make sense
<0> Jostein: but you know it's just some stupid something somewhere
<1> Nanuq: heh
<1> Nanuq: well, in my case I got everything set up "correct". even the damn router
<1> however, when it came down to it all the packets died when they hit that router. both in and out
<0> argh
<12> hey
<1> mel-gibson. eh?
<2> I doubt it, since he's in a detox clinic atm
<1> I thought he was section-7'ed
<7> 7?
<2> What's section 7?
<7> You mean section 8?
<1> honestly I cant recall
<1> sent to the loonie-bin, anyway
<2> Or 8, for that matter
<7> Coma: I dont know, thats why I asked. Section 8 is the discharge the military gives you when you're nuts
<1> syn-ack: thats it then
<7> like Gomer Pile nuts
<1> been too long since Ive seen M.a.s.h.
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