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<0> wlfshmn: repeat after me "dtrace? wouldn't want that slowing down any box I had..."
<1> ;)
<1> I'm of the school that finds that bloat is only bloat if it affect my fastpath.
<2> i have a problem with my home system....i`m running RH8 on a Dual Celeron...everything worked fine...i could ssh it from work until a few days ago...i logged in...but very slow...i type w...the stats are the same like few days ago...except my ip updates...
<2> i was able to run a chkrootkit
<2> everything appeared to be fine
<3> r3edh4t, reinstall your systek
<3> system
<2> last didn`t show anything suspicious either...
<2> i rebooted it twice
<2> isn`t it there another solution ? have any idea what could have happened /
<2> ?
<3> no there's not
<3> if you're familiar with redhat install CentOS 4.x
<2> i am
<4> sal operator roman on?
<0> ***uming the system isn't compromised, it could just have been overwhelmed by traffic - sshd are being hammered from china right now
<0> you checked the system logs for attempted failed logins?
<2> i don`t think so
<3> DaveHowe, /route china > /dev/null
<4> hello to all please help how i save after i paste some text in a document that i edit with VI ?
<0> fredk-: route large_nuke > china
<5> thespy: Speak english.
<4> Shadur : english :P Thanks!
<2> DaveHowe
<2> if i`m being hammered...
<2> when that stops...my system should come back to normal right _
<2> ?
<0> thespy: vi save commands are "<esc>:w filename" where filename is optional if the file has been saved before and/or opened per filename
<3> seriously though, redhat 8 is severely outdated and could pose a major security risk
<6> morning all
<2> i patched it...sort off...
<2> patched apache samba etc...
<7> PolarWolf: do we have a tomcat on shanta these days?
<4> K thanks DaveHowe
<3> r3edh4t, did you patch sshd?
<0> r3edh4t: varies. you have all the overhead of large numbers of connections in the table, etc. normally it will drift back to normal responsiveness, ***uming the attacks have dropped (which isn't likely atm)
<2> yes
<2> i`m running OpenSSH3.4_p1
<0> ideally, restrict sshd with iptables to just connections from the ranges you tend to use
<7> hmm, looks now
<2> hmm...i`ll try to do that....but after i type 2-3 commands...it stops responding on ssh
<7> anyway, sarge only has tomcat 4
<1> smsie: I wouldn't rely on debina to package my java stuff ;)
<0> r3edh4t: that sounds more like a firewall issue - again, could be the connections table overloaded, but I would look to outbound firewalls that might be between you and your system too
<3> hey guys, i'm sure alot of you have eaten at hard rock cafe before...right?
<8> ah, it does what I expected
<8> fredk-, once
<0> fredk- - the one in manchester, if that helps
<3> for whoever did, was the service ****y? :P
<0> fredk- dunno, was there as a prebooked party, so the food was practically on the table when we arrived
<3> DaveHowe, fair enough
<0> fredk - more interested in the cl***ic video games anyhow - they had an original starwars sitdown cabinet..
<3> :)
<0> awesome, took me back a decade or so.. :)
<3> hehe, yeah they are
<3> I miss monkey island ish games
<9> fredk-: finaly fantasy?
<9> muahahahahaa!
<10> www.dykepals.com - april 2006 issue is out - read it
<11> right, someone can consider himself banned
<12> Can any of you see THESE chars like theyUe supposed to be? Yea>~
<13> GreyWanderer: And if we can?
<11> and what does this have to do with Linux?
<13> GreyWanderer: Do we win a prize?
<12> I'm trying to get a keyboard layout working, though I can't do the same in Mandriva.
<13> it *is* Sunday, after all.
<11> bah
<14> ... wow. Sorry.
<15> heh, it was you
<14> Yeah. I'm also trying unsuccessfully to get Unicode working on any other machine bar the Ubuntu machine. So yeah, I'm thinking it has something to do with Linux.
<15> yeah, I can read them, if they are what they are supposed to be
<15> well, how should I know?
<14> K_F: and Lion-O knows it's me. I'm honestly not trying to dip things here.
<11> it was you?
<16> hahahaha
<11> I didn't notice, otherwise I would have cut you more slack
<15> I didn't notice untill the "wow. sorry" myself
<16> My question is...is what we are seeing on the screen what you think we should be seeing?
<17> I noticed and was happy
<15> hehe
<14> I'll get over back to the other login... give me a mo.
<15> Viking667: anyways, let me grab a screenshot for you
<11> I only saw gibberish and figured... well, what mwilson figured.
<15> Viking667: http://www3.kfwebs.net/chars.png
<17> screenshot isn't gonna help much..it'll show up differently on everyone's client depending on what font and how they render un-renderable chars
<12> two a with ^ above, an e, an r, and a s with inverted ^, ditto d, ditto l, z, and c.
<12> safemode: actually a screenshot will show me what renders on somebody ELSE'S screen.
<17> how does that help you?
<17> it renders completely different from K_F on my box
<12> It'll also tell me what font they use, if it's iso10646, for example.
<17> it'll be completely different on everyone's ***uming they're all not using the same font on the same client
<12> true.
<12> hopefully, if they're all using 10646, the chars will be the same. The iso-8859-1 will be considerably different.
<17> what you need to do is get someone who has unicode working to tell you if your unicode **** is working... it'll render garbage to anyone not unicode
<15> safemode: I have unicode working
<12> I'm trying. Believe me, I'm trying. Xchat seems to work for Unicode, but irssi in a console session doesn't seem to, as I don't have a unicode console client.
<12> err, s/client//
<12> substitute client for font.
<12> meh. That's not quite what I wanted to say either. I've got framebuffer console, and I can't get unicode to RENDER on that, though it's all supposed to be unicode under the hood.
<8> GreyWanderer, Unicode is only sparingly soluble in UNIX ;)
<12> lol. When I turn on unicode; (unicode-start), then mc and dialog clients look bloody awful, with lots of extra @@ on anything with linedrawing characters.
<15> hehe
<8> yeah, because they're not expecting Unicode
<12> so, is there a version of mc that outputs correct Unicode sequences instead of 8859-1?
<8> well, that's most likely dependent on your locale settings
<12> (for line drawing chars, that is?)
<12> mmmmmm: en_NZ.UTF-8
<15> now or when you started the application?
<8> what locale environment variables have you set?
<12> when I started app.
<12> LC_ALL,
<12> err, on what machine? console?
<8> wherever is having the problem ;)
<12> they're BOTH having problems.
<12> I'll start with brick, as that's the one that doesn't give me unicode except in xchat.
<8> okay, well, not every app is necessarily Unicode-aware in UNIX, for starters
<8> for example, zsh doesn't really cope very well with utf8
<14> oh?
<14> What about bash?
<8> bash is fine, because it uses readline, which is fully locale aware
<14> ah huh.
<8> zsh has its own input subsystem, which doesn't grok the idea of multibyte characters
<18> Barbie Linux for young girls http://www.divisiontwo.com/articles/barbieOS.htm
<8> I honestly don't know much about how X deals with Unicode
<19> Hmm, isn't there a command that needs to be ran after updating /etc/ld.so.conf?
<19> I'm thinking there is, but can't for the life of me remember what it is right now.
<17> X's font server can do unicode.
<15> jgaddis: ldconfig?
<8> jgaddis, ldconfig
<19> Thanks.
<8> safemode, yep, but that only says that the environment is Unicode-capable, nothing about how Unicode-awareness works in an X app
<19> There we go, now DBD::Sybase is talking to SQL Server.
<20> Yeah, I'm here three times. Sory.
<15> jgaddis: congratulations on configuring freetds
<20> Trying to show y'all what I see under console.
<15> Viking667: good to know I'm not just seeing triple
<12> there, console doesn't seem to give me unicode characters displayed to screen properly. For example, when unicode IS turned on, stuff like shows as something else.
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