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<0> and sandals in norway would not only be cool, but bloody freezing :)
<1> "you're are boring little troll" -- learn to spell
<2> DaveHowe, I wish my mother would have moved to like, hawaii while I was young
<3> dogbert2: to explain all the pr0n on your work computers?
<4> dogbert2: good luck.
<2> dogbert2, fortune magazine? :P
<5> bwhahahaha...
<0> it needs explaining? its usually clear enough from the pictures....
<5> no, local firm, marketing, disaster recover, colo/data center (position is network admin)...already found a issue with security vuln on their site (which i'll let 'em know about) :)
<5> appears they are a linux/unix/apache/php shop
<2> dogbert2, what colo provider is NOT a linux/unix/apache/php shop?
<4> dogbert2: it's LAMP if you want to play buzzword bingo
<5> fredk...only the ****ty ones, IMO :)
<0> fredk-: the ones who drank the MS coolaid?
<2> dogbert2, IIS any better? :P
<2> besides, a simple lamp install works great for simple pages :)
<5> heh...well, my 23.5 years of work exp. should be a plus :)
<2> oh sure
<2> dogbert2, whats more interesting is what kind of network gear they use
<5> I hope they use cisco :)
<2> hehe, you've worked with juniper?
<5> fredk...some, not certified in it, but it can't be that much harder than IOS/CatOS/PIXen
<2> nah, it's not
<5> ayup...m00!
<2> I havent worked that much cisco, but I hear juniper is somewhat different
<5> fredk, yeah, they perform the same ****, command syntax is different
<2> exactly
<0> ah, but its like programming - get the principles down, and the actual syntax is just a lookup :)
<2> I don't know about cisco, but juniper by default has a system where...if even though you shouldnt and you ****up completely so you loose connectivity it will revert back to the original setting within a few minutes
<6> lol. I love that.
<5> nod...don't know something get out the manual
<6> Guess I haven't got the principles yet, then.
<6> hi whyzzyrd
<5> excellent, their data center is in Vegas
<2> haha now, that is good
<4> dogbert2: that's good isn't it? like where you are.
<2> I always love visiting LV
<5> ayup...their regular office is like 10 mins from my house...
<5> colo is on the other side of town...
<2> they own and operate their own, right?
<5> ayup...
<5> this sounds like a place where I can fit in, IMO
<5> nothing like doing some research into company before going to a interview (heh)
<2> yeah, you can drop by the casinos on your way to the datacenter
<5> bwhahahahaha
<2> nothing like configuring routers when drunk
<2> first question they ask when you go to the interview "do you have a gambling problem?"
<5> i've never been asked that, but i've only interviewed perhaps 12-15 times in my entire career
<0> you want to try that again in english?
<6> alcool-: #linoxro, o engleza
<6> bah. #linuxro
<6> I can't spell vely worr lthiv morning.
<2> dogbert2, yeah, i'd say it depends on the job level..maybe they'd ask if you apply for a clerk position at a grocery store :P
<5> heh...true...welp, /dev/shower and off to interview...BBL
<0> /dev/shower - if you get a lot of them together, is it a block device?
<6> wheeee! I'm there now! Wow..... it's ... busy!
<7> anybody seen Steakk lately?
<2> dogbert2, if they offer you something to drink...ACCEPT
<8> who do know to config linux 9.o?
<5> sheesh...you guys have too much free time on your hands...
<7> alcool-: you're not making sense. which linux distribution?
<0> alcool-: run yast
<8> linux suse 9.o
<7> alcool-: and what are you trying to configure?
<8> yes
<6> configurar por que?
<8> la configuracion de internet
<6> ooops
<6> ahhhh # linuxlatino, por favor.
<8> no se como conectarlo a internet
<6> o #linuxit ?
<8> ho ma ca is roman :)
<6> ahh. So #linuxro then.
<8> :)
<8> k
<4> roman? the empire is rising again?
<7> hmmm.... chinese ip address
<9> schitzo: be afraid. be very afraid.
<4> jgaddis: yeah, no kidding.
<3> fredk-: on a crisco ;reload in 10 ; do foo. if it ****s up, wait 10. if not; reload cancel
<2> mmm okay
<3> fredk-: until you write the config out, on a reboot, it'll pull the old one from the flash.
<3> fredk-: how does the juniper know if it was a ****up anyway?
<2> whyzzyrd, it doesnt, you basically do "commit confirmed 5"
<2> within 5 minutes, after testing you need to do a "commit"
<3> fredk-: There may be stuff in newer iosen than the 12.1/2 we run.
<4> win 6
<10> hello, are there any red hat experts in the house?
<10> totally understandable
<10> im only running it because im forced to here at work
<2> HBK-, you could consider asking your question ;)
<10> true
<0> HBK-: luckily, my corporate bondage is to the German distro, not the american one :)
<10> im attempting to upgrade for 2.4 kernel to 2.6
<10> VFS Cannot open root device "LABEL=/" or unknown_block(0,0)
<10> i cant seem to get around this error
<10> i ahve been searching on the net for over 2 hours
<6> mrm. that's kind of a killer. you using lilo or grub?
<10> and the supposed fixes range from a simple .config change, to running third party device management software
<10> lilo
<11> crap. xwin32 has huge license issues with SSH and X forwarding
<2> could be your fstab is messed up?
<10> I have gone thru 5-6 different 'fixes' and none have worked
<11> what do you guys use for win-linux SSH with X support?
<11> cygwin is too bloated to just install for this
<10> afaik i have my fstab setup properly
<6> what does "root=/dev/whatever" show for you? And, do you have a RAID setup?
<11> and the other one - i forget its name - is too buggy (one which uses cygwin.dll)
<6> vIkSiT: putty?
<10> LABEL=/ / ext3 defaults 1 1
<10> thats what my fstab currently reads
<6> but I've only ever used cygwin for X under Windows
<12> doesn't putty have X support?
<12> it has an option for X support but I don't know if it requires an external client.
<6> roasted0at: only if there's an X server running on the Windows machine.
<12> Viking667: That's what I'd wondered about
<0> putty has x support, but isn't an x server - ie, it will relay back display to whatever x-server you have
<10> Viking667, for the root= do you mean in my lilo conf?
<10> and no I am not running a raid
<10> just a non raid adaptec scsi controller
<6> HBK-: yes, in lilo.
<12> one company I worked for used ReflectionX but that's probably not free or simple to install
<10> append="root=LABEL=/"
<10> I have also tried: root=/dev/sda1
<11> Viking667, but what're you going to use for the local X server?
<11> roasted0at, ugh, Xwin32 is way better than that, believe me
<11> hmm. and has anyone tried GL rendering using a win based X server?
<11> is that even possible?
<3> exceed is very good.
<10> I think I should just set the red hat servers on fire
<3> but sadly, non-free.
<6> vIkSiT: As I said, I only ever used the cygwin X server.
<3> HBK-: I hate this label crap, you have no idea what the disks really look like underneath at all.
<3> HBK-: do you know which partition it really is?
<11> whyzzyrd, do you recommend buying it? i don't think commercial vs OSS is an issue here..
<10> yes /dev/sda1
<6> HBK-: hrm. I'm wondering if you remade the initrd.img for SCSI suppert
<10> yes I have, that was one of the recommendations I found while googling for answers
<6> by the way, fstab probably ought to have /dev/sda1 / ext3 defaults 1 1
<10> ok
<10> and in the lilo conf should I be using append or just directly calling the mount point?
<3> vIkSiT: smsie uses it also, and he might have more experience of advanced features.
<11> whyzzyrd, ah i see. will ping him as well
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