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<0> gah! took me 3 hours to reach the NOC guy that actally knows something
<1> and it creates the loop for the 192.168.1.***
<0> and 1 minute of talking to him to fix the problem
<2> killall-KILL: typical ;)
<1> what was the problem killall-KILL
<0> ip address conflict - our machine was losing most of the time
<3> ow. I hate it when that happens.
<3> you could always ARP flood. :)
<0> well, if you have access to the machine
<0> this was colocated
<0> and the dumb****s ***igned same ip to another (newer) client of them
<4> hmm, firefox issues, intersting
<0> hi, lion-o
<3> killall-KILL, that ****s. I think my previous $client's hosting company might have done that to them for a while. Machine was 98% idle, web site was slow as ****.
<4> ey killall-KILL / Ka-bar / wlfshmn
<3> mornin' Lion-O
<0> and because of asymmetric routing i wasn't quite sure if that was the problem
<3> why are they doing asymmetric routing?
<0> they are doing some of the routing in bridge-like equipments
<0> vlan, etc
<4> hmm, which reminds me to reconfigure udev. For some reason I cannot login to kdm anymore unless I login as root first.
<0> i just fixed my write protect issue with the card reader just to discover i need a kernel 2.6 to make it work
<0> and i'm too lazy to reboot
<5> killall-KILL, as for that re***igned ip, it can happen. I almost did it a couple of times :P
<0> these guys have a procedure to follow and ranges of addresses
<0> shouldn't happen
<5> it shouldnt, but it may
<5> I use a db myself, to keep track of it
<5> thats the boring part of hosting, logistics
<5> heh
<3> fredk, *nod*.... definitely
<5> I loathe it
<5> actually, the boring part of hosting is politics
<5> you just have to cover your *** every which other way
<5> like, do you accept cancellations that are done over the phone
<0> i hate to do it but when **** happens i play the "i'll talk to the bo$$ of your boss"
<0> good way to intimidate the army of morons sitting between you and those that have a clue
<0> "wtf happened?"
<5> haha
<5> whyzzyrd, you don't do that twice
<6> fredk_: Oh. some people certainly do.
<7> hello
<3> hi
<7> i cannot decide whether downloading suse 9.3 or the 10.1 beta 3
<7> what do you prefer?
<3> I prefer Fedora
<7> fedora c3 cant detect eth0 hree
<7> here
<4> uMode40: If you don't know much about Linux I'd stay clear from betas
<7> thanks lion-o
<7> i dont know if "ifconfig eth0 up" will work on fedoaa
<3> uMode40, what kind of nic card does the machine have that FC3 can't detect?
<7> its a SIS-900 ethernet
<3> Hmmm....
<7> asrock k7s8x mainboard
<7> opensource rulez!
<3> speaking of *** rocks. . .
<6> Ka-bar: SIS900's **** rocks
<6> sis anything **** rocks
<7> yeo
<7> nForce is bigger
<7> nForce 3 is enuff
<6> The machines that cause the most h***le at work are sis.
<7> yes .. if dell would use SIS...
<6> escapeT4: why do you make completely no sense at all?
<3> *flush*
<8> being nonsense is my speciality
<4> hmm ?
<4> ah
<8> i have some slaps in stash :]
<3> http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/02/03/D8FHR5I00.html
<3> heh
<9> hi Lion-O, Ka-bar, whyzzyrd..
<4> ey yoz
<10> Wow, unbelievable.
<10> amanda is STILL doing its test. 9 hours later
<3> o_O
<6> You know I said I had a dead deathstar?
<9> mmm now that everything's working properly, I definitely like horde. /me kick any exchange server.
<4> TenBaseT: yeah well, she's shy so will need to be sure about stuff.
<10> hahah
<10> I dislike amanda already
<10> I need a java admin console.
<6> yoz: I think you'll find our lusers prefer OWA to IMP/etc
<10> I prefer OWA to sqirrelmail/horde/IMP etc
<10> as a user, I mean
<6> We're constantly being badgered like hell to move from Solaris/sendmail/IMAP/Thunderbird/IMP to Outlook, and ***change.
<11> I supply squirrelmail and roundcube
<3> I actually like amanda. It just takes some fiddling to get it tuned up properly. I had it running on a bunch of Sun machines at one point, backing up their local disks and a netapp box onto a robotic dlt library. Worked great.
<11> supply/provide
<6> roundcube?
<10> what I absolutely loathe about webmail clients is that most of them require a seperate database just for the webmail. I dont see the logic in that.
<9> didn't give it a try.. I can talk about horde/imp only which does great job with turba2, kronolith2, mnemo, nag etc. just great setup!
<6> see, I hate roundcube already. PHP/Mysql. Normally == heap of junk.
<9> TenBaseT: I don't see the problem.. I don't care if I have 2 or 10.
<10> mail servers dont need rdbms on them.
<10> thats my philosophy.
<3> hmmm.... xen/linux/freebsd... linux desktop & freebsd kernel hacking environment.
<10> in fact, my main linux server at home has gone a decade with no rdbms installed
<11> I only do it for the mac-users
<12> Heh. Over 7+ hours for gentoo to compile kernel + modules, and it's still going.
<11> that want the eye-candy
<10> I think end-user tools /should/ be intuitive and eye-candy
<10> no one values UI design anymore.
<6> duplex: erm, what hardware is it?
<13> how nice for you, having an opinion and all
<6> duplex: must be bloody slow
<10> opinions are like your moms ***hole
<12> whyzzyrd: It's a qemu' lated pentium 2.
<10> I had it last night too
<13> let me explain something to you
<12> whyzzyrd: And I chose the generic kernel, not the smaller one. Apparently gentoo's generic kernels are huge.
<13> real early in the morning, my mental filters dont work
<10> hahahaha me either.
<13> like, maybe 20 minutes from now they'll be fired up and all be fine
<10> I'm ****ing down coffee waiting for my morning constitutional
<13> but the mental image that just flashed before me? you'll pay. oh yes, you'll pay dearly.
<5> ****, it's -6.5 c here
<10> yeah thats about what it is here too
<5> ****s :)
<5> where is here again?
<14> Haha
<14> -15 here
<10> oh nevermind. the calculator says it's -16 here
<10> St. Louis, MO
<5> TenBaseT, go to hawaii or something :P
<13> -9 here.
<5> or florida
<14> Still, it's +21 C indoors, so I'm staying in.
<13> if my math is right
<5> D-side, how many f?
<13> 40
<10> errr
<5> that's not below 0 :P
<5> in C
<10> 32f=0c
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