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<0> PolarWolf, I'm now 1/2 into my dream job
<0> unfortunatly right now there just isn't enough SA work for me to be SA only..
<1> Emerson: SA?
<0> system admin at work
<1> Emerson: Ahah
<1> Emerson: Like it?
<0> yup..
<2> how can i add coonection only from 1.2.a.b ... 1.2.y.z ?
<2> ssh connections
<0> PolarWolf, I have put in a plan to upgrade the main servers over the next 6 months. They are old-outdated and need an overhaul. I got approval and a budget of 30K$
<3> Emerson: Awww, is that all?
<0> thats more than enough for what I want to do
<0> gonna build 1 main server. an SMP-Duel Core boxen, 16GB of ram, 3TB Raid-5 SAN. Im gonna put Debian on it, run windows2k3 server in a vmware (our ticketing/management software only runs in windows)
<3> Changing that?
<0> i can't unfortunatly
<3> Is that the other 1/2?:)
<4> Emerson: so what goat pr0n site you hosting?
<0> lol, none
<4> gone blacksheep eh? your goatfriends are going to be sad
<0> they bought the SAN before I got here, they don't have it hooked up to anything right now due to the fact that no one there knows what the heck they are doing when it comes to this stuff. reason I was brought to atlanta
<4> kicking schitzo out and taking over cnn eh?
<0> lol
<0> I dont want cnn
<1> Emerson: Meh, how hard can it be. Just hook up some fiber, configure some zones and you're done :P
<0> PolarWolf, I know
<1> I need to sort out a box of old manuals and ****
<5> hi all
<6> carrier's network admins are a bunc of imbeciles
<7> Vin Diesel likes to steal from the rich and eat the poor.
<7> Vin Diesel has been known to ridicule Jesus for taking 3 days to rise from the dead.
<8> d
<6> grrr, why i'm unable to manually add estra LUNs my transcend usb 2.0 card reader?
<6> damn, i too pissed off to spell
<6> ^^^^^
<9> heh
<6> and the ****ing usb-storage driver has no parameters at all
<6> and unless (re)compiled with debugging won't even display errors
<6> what's more annoying is that the older (12Mbps only) model is reported to work
<6> uses another protocol
<9> ouch
<9> K_F: hey
<3> Night folks.
<9> Pizbit: morning :P
<3> Hah!
<3> Well, it is, but bah humbug 00:21 *sack time*
<3> Well, book * ice cream in bed.
<3> And too... *monologue* BYE!
<9> later
<10> Jostein_: morning
<9> K_F: I was at blindern yesterday
<10> hehe, congrats
<9> nfi why I havent done that earlier. students are waaay easier to pick up
<10> lol
<10> should come up to BI Nydalen and look at the view :p
<9> heh
<9> Maybe even find myself a rich girl I can live of :P
<11> another day, another federation sector.
<11> resistance is futile.
<9> so...I probably spent all the cash I have left yesterday, and only 2 weeks until pay day :P
<6> ahhhh, kernels 2.6 are smarter...
<9> Revenger: huh?
<6> i should backport
<11> Jostein_: star trek - armada2
<9> K_F: finally got a date for that DSL thing. 9. february
<9> K_F: I can wait :)
<10> :)
<9> Revenger: dont think Ive seen that
<11> its a game :P
<11> old, but good.
<11> imagine it as the trek version of C&C
<9> cool
<9> oh. right. coffee
<9> Revenger: how does borg work in c&C? :P
<9> Revenger: like engineers? *grin*
<12> Hi guys. Any recommendations for a system diagnostic tool that lists one's hardware ?
<9> Rodd: lspci and lsusb? :P
<12> Jostein_, I'm trying to find out what memory I'm using, such as is it PC2700, PC133 and so on
<9> ah. cant help you there
<9> dunno if x86memtest displays that
<12> nope
<12> hrmmm
<12> surely there must be some tool that displays/lists available hardware
<9> you could always just open up the machine as see inside :P
<12> hah
<12> hrmmm
<9> damn... the internet is all -dead- this morning
<9> Maybe I should just watch some TV instead
<9> <-- goes watching some Prison Break
<9> bbl
<10> no more episode before march
<13> Rodd: try lshw
<12> korio, ok brb
<12> korio, works but doesnt state the memory speed etc
<12> :/
<12> hrmmmm
<6> Rodd: memory type can only be detected if the hardware interface and BIOS supports reporing
<12> killall-KILL, ah ok. So you're saying that there isnt any linux based application out there that does pc diagnostics?
<14> Diagnostics?
<12> well not diagnostics but at least list the kind of hardware
<14> There are a hundred tools for diagnostics
<14> but not for just listing specs with no real purpose
<12> Demonen, ok I understand. But is there one that does list the hardware?
<14> lshw seems to do an awesome job here
<14> all four banks are listed as "description: RIMM DRAM RAMBUS 800 MHz (1.2 ns)"
<12> Demonen, yeah but does it tell you what type of memory?
<12> hrmmm
<14> Yeah
<14> RAMBUS RIMM DRAM 800MHz
<14> Do I get an "Ubarleet" sticker?
<12> hehe
<12> hrmm well it works but doesnt give me the speed.
<14> also, for memory speed I wouldn't trust something like asking the chip.
<14> Test it instead
<14> with ... pipemeter?
<14> That also tests CPU
<12> pipemeter?
<14> cat /dev/urandom|pipemeter > /dev/null
<14> counts the bytes p***ed to it
<14> and p***es it on
<12> hrmmm
<14> When you know the number of bytes processed, and the time it took to do so, you know the speed of the system under completely synthetic conditions that have nothing to do with actual performance
<14> My computer does the work I set it to do in the time I want it to do it or less. My computer is thus "fast"
<14> That's my benchmarking
<12> ok
<14> :)
<14> My laptop, however, does the work I tell it to do, but spends atleast twice the amount of time I would like it to spend. Thus, it's "slow".
<12> brb
<15> try
<15> if i run a program without a & after it, it returns the shell straight away, but if i run it as a background process it does not return the shell untill i hit enter
<15> any ideas why?
<6> Max0: man bash
<6> or any shell
<6> btw, what _else_ do you mean "run it as a background process"?
<14> detatch from controlling terminal and fork()?
<6> well, yes, if the process outputs something after forking it may display after the shell prompt
<6> like: Deamon XXXXXXbash$XX is starting
<15> i have one program running a lot of other programs
<15> so a, sends $parm to b
<15> if true b should print and exit
<14> If you have STDOUT to the terminal, why fork?
<14> I'm not getting this. What exactly are you doing?
<15> one program runs a while loop
<15> and in the loop sends the command to run the other program with a $parm at the end
<15> its a simple port scanner im makin to scan my network
<15> in program a you enter 192.168.1
<6> gah! took me 3 hours to reach the NOC guy that actally knows something
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