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<0> mmm. pilsner
<0> I should buy some Urquell today
<1> Jostein: a good one, iyo?
<0> VERY
<0> Its _from_ the town called Pilsner iirc
<1> come to think, there are a lot of pilsners available here. most of them are.
<2> Coma: ok thanks, good idea, Iduna how about soonish a mcd diner ? :)
<1> Jostein: I do believe it's on sale this week, too
<1> Jostein: $2.15 per 500 mL can, iirc
<0> http://www.purple-twinkie.com/games/Pilsner-Beer.asp
<0> they also have this flash awesome game
<3> when i only have one network interface that is directly connected to the internet and i run a virtual machine on vmware that aims to use bridging, i run into problems setting a gateway for this virtual machine. any ideas?
<4> Jostein: pilsner is from pilsen
<0> right
<0> sorry
<5> Sunblade: Good idea though. If the weather remains **** like this, I'm gonna have burgers tonight
<5> El-Saif: Always worked for me
<2> :)
<3> Coma, but the host has no private IP, only the external internet IP. which IP would i set for the gateway inside the guest OS?
<1> Jostein: heh
<5> El-Saif: Ohh, and you probably don't want it stuck on the outside interface, right?
<1> Coma: as opposed to?
<3> Coma, not if there are alternative options
<5> El-Saif: You might want to use NAT instead of bridging. Especially if you don't have multiple public addresses
<3> Coma, would that require special iptables rules on the host OS?
<3> or does the vmware server handle that itself?
<5> I think it handles it by itself, but I've never used it ;)
<5> I tend to use bridging, but only on machines behind a fw
<5> Yup, it's NAT what you want
<5> You might want to go through vmware's documentation though, read the whole networking chapter
<5> Oh, or you could use its virtual switch thingy, perhaps
<5> El-Saif: Ok, found it. Read up on the host virtual adapter. :P
<3> thanks a lot, Coma
<5> Fun, this combined with the virtual switches lets you test the funkiest network setups, all on one box
<5> (provided it's capable of running that many virtual machines
<6> Hmm..
<7> evenin' :P
<5> Morning, Lion-O
<0> Lion-O: early today :P
<1> hey Lion-O
<7> ey Coma, Jostein, Nanuq, $others
<5> OMG, there's others here too?
<7> uh oh
<7> Coma: I think so, not sure however.
<0> not so
<0> You are all bots
<8> Sounds good
<7> aah, makes sense.
<8> Yup
<7> Jostein: so when you type quit we're all gone eh?
<8> Only one way to find out, do a /quit Jostein!
<7> yeah!
<7> /quit Jostein
<8> Be sure to be logged into #idlerpg or so
<1> Coma: you know what ****s about getting things working?
<1> Coma: there's nothing left to do afterwards. :P
<8> Nanuq: You have to get back to work?
<1> Tibzip: I do?
<8> Nanuq: That depends on your boss really
<1> Tibzip: she's a bitch. but at present, I'm an unemployed bum.
<8> So how is she your boss?
<1> was?
<8> "she's" = "she is"
<0> Lion-O: heh
<1> Tibzip: nah, she's still a bitch.
<1> Tibzip: whether I'm there or not
<9> Jostein: CRM -is- evil.
<0> yeah
<9> Jostein: And by that logic, I suppose, I'm a devil.
<0> lol
<5> Holy ****!
<1> feh, at least with openfirmware, I can type commands blindly
<10> nanuq: you can do that on any shell, it is more a matter of how potentially destructive your drunken keystrokes are ;)
<1> what do they call that option.. if the system loses power and it returns, it'll turn on as expected. like the old AT systems.
<1> anyhow there's a BIOS option for it.. **** knows where in the menu it is, else I'd wing it.
<10> power-on after failure
<1> or at least with a serial console..
<10> or some such terminology
<1> exel: close enough, yeah
<1> I'm not at that system, nor do I have a keyboard or monitor there.
<1> With the power snafu going on, who knows when a brownout might hit. :P
<10> BIOS is such a mess. Unfortunately, EFI is not really an upgrade either.
<9> Nanuq: I've been pondering getting UPSen for my home computers for years, but never made anything of the plans ;)
<10> if your home machines needs UPSen, you've got a seriously out-of-control hobby going on :)
<10> s/needs/need/
<9> exel: your point beeing?
<1> exel: yeah, your point?
<10> not much, just lamenting my lack of a UPS :)
<1> some of us are proud of our uptimes
<9> hehe
<9> bah, I couldn't care less of my uptime
<1> wlfshmn: I care!
<1> I think it's sorta cool named has been running since Jan 17th
<9> Nanuq: I used to, but now I find that it gets int he way of my fiddling ;)
<9> i have uhm.. 37 days on this box
<1> wlfshmn: Well it's a Solaris box, how much fiddlin' can you do?
<1> wlfshmn: that requires a reboot, anyhow
<9> 193 days on the other server though
<1> 7:20am up 197 day(s), 3:45, 4 users, load average: 0.00, 0.02, 0.03
<1> overloaded to the max, too
<1> just look at that load average
<9> Nanuq: it's considerably higher load than mine ,)
<5> Hmm
<1> wlfshmn: even this junky netbsd box was in the 130+ day uptimes, before I rebooted yesterday
<5> UPS-es rock
<5> 13:20:33 up 298 days, 11:39, 1 user, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
<1> wlfshmn: mainly to add bpfilter support back in. completely forgot.
<5> Oh, even better
<9> Coma: home or work? ;)
<5> 13:21:15 up 761 days, 2:29, 2 users, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
<9> yikes!
<1> Coma: any processes, save for init, have a date two years in the past? ;)
<5> daemon 727 0.0 0.0 1720 632 ? Ss 2004 0:00 /usr/sbin/atd
<1> heh
<1> Coma: yeah I recall on lisa, I had some processes like that
<5> And there's getty, cron, sshd,
<1> Coma: I've been logged in for months solid, too.
<1> Ahh, the beauty of screen.
<0> Nanuq: Im never logged in for much more than a month
<11> http://www.wet-tshirt-worldcup.com/
<0> Nanuq: FreeBSD is running virtually on a Win2k3 machine, so... I sorta have to reboot the BSD machine every time microsoft decides I need updates
<0> heh
<1> Jostein: you do actually need sleep? ;)
<1> Jostein: can't you suspend the VM?
<1> tavi-san: my country isn't listed
<11> Nanuq: mine neither
<11> but **** that, wet the other bitches :)
<12> lmao
<12> **** that, if all chicks wanted was a huge ****, asians wouldn't be the largest ethnic group on the planet
<13> hey
<13> not all asians have small ****s
<14> paranoid_: most of them do.
<5> Clone: You've checked?
<14> I knew this remark was comming when I pushed the enter key
<13> you fell for it
<5> Welcome to #linux :P
<11> haha
<11> hi John
<9> Clone: You hone a certain sixth-sense for self-cencure as you spend time on #linux ;)
<14> Coma: ah, finally a welcome after 4 or 5 years idling.
<11> hey Clone, Nanuq, Hostein
<5> Hey tavi
<11> err
<11> Jostein
<11> :D
<14> tavi-san.
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