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<0> D-side i am not desesperated, I just think that knowledge has a price and if you know somehing you must be paid for it
<1> kRaKoN: i can't argue with that.
<0> I can learn how to do it or put some of my people to learn but i don't have time for that and I don't want any mistake
<1> kRaKoN: you may want to try my #linuxlatino suggestion though
<0> they don't even answer but well, I will write to theplanet.com or to equinix.com maybe the have a fee for this service
<1> good luck.
<0> thanks d-side
<2> i know this aint the place for it but is anyone into car tuning , specifically ford focus?
<1> kRaKoN: still around?
<3> Damn it I thought lizard meat doesn't rot in nethack
<3> Now I'm deathly sick
<4> atompngn: all meat rots in nethack, AFAIR
<3> woohoo, prayed and got better
<3> damn lucky
<3> the NH food spoiler says lizards and lichens do not become tainted
<1> damnit.
<1> all i want is a SFF box, cheap as hell. is that so much to ask?
<1> oh and it should be silent. entirely.
<1> maybe it is.
<5> meep!
<3> Arggh, I died level 8 wizard with 52 hp
<5> someone doing rpg's?
<3> nethack
<3> Not my best game, but I was doing pretty well. Until I died
<3> I usually die when I get down to where the vampires are
<3> Those bastards get me every time
<6> no garlic?
<3> Nah, I usually don't have it when I need it
<3> Valley of the dead, that's the level I usually die on
<7> saturday night party at #linux
<7> does anyone here have experience setting up ssh p***keys?
<8> http://www.adult-movies.cc/11new442-02-18-cc-posaw-06/gallery-big.htm
<8> does anyone know who that is?
<1> i'm not falling for that.
<7> falling for what? free porn?
<1> for all i know thats a link to something worse than tubgirl
<1> and i'm not taking one for the team to find out
<7> worse than tubgirl....is that even possible?
<9> :)
<10> rasputin666: it seems like ssh keys are pretty simple, what exactly do you need? :P
<7> well, my first time through it doesn't seem so simple
<9> do you believe it s magic
<7> i'm on OS X 10.4 and i'm trying to set up a p***key with a linux box
<11> He means would someone give him cookie-cutter steps to follow.
<1> I'm not dealing with that tonight.
<10> well, do you understand how public/private keys work?
<7> yes, i know, its terribly annoying to ask questions around here unless you know the answers
<7> particularly if you've already tried the cookie cutters
<11> rasputin666: It's not like the man page is hard to read.
<1> especially when the answers are so readily available elsewhere.
<7> yes, i believe the problem i'm having is more to do with ssh/ssh2
<7> i know, i should shut the hell up and read the man pages, right?
<11> Really. And you believe that because...?
<10> unless the linux box is ancient, both sides should be using ssh2
<7> because it seems that i've successfully generated the ssh key but my attempt at the ssh2 key fails
<7> ssh-keygen -b 2048 -t dsa ---worked fine but ssh-keygen2 -b 2048 fails
<11> Wtf is "ssh-keygen2"?
<11> Some application you invented yourself?
<7> well, maybe thats the problem. how would you create a ssh2 p***key?
<11> By actually bothering to read the fscking man page for ssh-keygen.
<7> i don't speak the language used in the man pages
<7> believe it or not, taking this kind of bull**** isn't the first step in the process for me
<11> Oh. So instead of telling you to read the man page, I should be retyping the man page into the channel. I see.
<7> if you can't answer my question, don't give me bull****. just keep your mouth shut
<7> sure. if you can't copy and paste
<11> And somehow doing that is more efficient than you reading what you already have. Gods, wafm.
<7> I thought you suggested it for your sake, not mine
<7> you know, like monks getting to know the bible by copying it
<12> anyone here use LVM ?
<13> defcon xiv
<13> hack the gibson
<14> Is it posible 2 PC's with it's NICs to get into a switch and the switch to be like an outer interface for them like the cable to the internet to be in the switch and both mashines to have i-net ?
<14> or one of the PC should be with 2 NICs and to be like a server ?
<7> hack the keanu
<6> rasputin666: so we have you copy the man pages 10,000 times
<7> thats good, is there a linux commune i can join while i do linus's work?
<6> with real treeware and fountain pen
<7> sweet. sounds quaint
<7> once i have the p***key set up correctly, i don't need to alter my ssh command, do i?
<14> somebody to help for info
<7> is there a way to troubleshoot p***keys or are they all or nothing?
<10> use multiple -v flags when trying to connect.
<15> poof
<7> RelDrgn: thanks, very helpful!
<7> is "debug3: Not a RSA1 key file /Users/mattkime/.ssh/id_dsa." of concern? this is from ssh verbose mode
<16> hi all
<17> rem00
<16> ksh
<18> OldMonk
<18> 'sup?
<16> not a single thing.
<18> Well, that ****s
<18> especially in this industry
<18> all kinds of things need to be up
<16> like servers, routers, et al?
<18> Yeah
<18> stuff like that
<17> and schlongs...nothing beats uptime like a good hard-on
<16> i think those are up. hmm, you've given me an idea -- a script that logs into all the servers i manage and collects and stores critical status information
<7> but contact your doctor if it lasts for more than 8 hours
<18> OldMonk: mrtg ;)
<18> OldMonk: Nagios
<16> nono, stuff like disk free, uptime, cpu load, etc. just once in a day or something
<7> i'm curious if anyone out there could give me a hand in configuring a p***key. verbose mode is giving me information i'm not sure how to act on
<18> OldMonk: At my last job, we had a script that pulled a lot of that stuff from sar and put it into mrtg
<18> OldMonk: It was very nice having that. Had the ability to track system performance over time.
<16> bicworkshop:~# cd /var/lib/twiki/data/
<16> bicworkshop:/var/lib/twiki/data# du -sh .
<16> 6.8M .
<16> erk!
<16> ksh: i think we're talking at cross-purposes -- i don't need to view historical or live data, just general system health once a day or so
<18> OldMonk: That's all we wanted too...but it evolved into storing historical permance metrics so that we could better decide on upgrades and architectural design
<18> Basically, it was just a script that took a snapshot...and we set it up in cron to run every few minutes
<18> So, it just took snapshots more often
<11> rasputin666: Still begging for someone to do the thinking for you?
<16> ksh: so what's a good list of parameters for determining system health at a given moment?
<7> mwilson: please explain to me what this channel is for and how i'm deviating from that cause - and why it causes you grief
<19> who hasnt had 17"
<16> i can think of free, df, uptime
<19> rasputin666: jsut try #linuxhelp
<20> OldMonk: sensord data and smart hd data ?
<16> whitecap: ah, yes
<16> maybe filter out meaningless lines from dmesg too
<7> eh****s: thanks, i'll give that a try
<16> like tcp complaining about window sizes and all that crap
<19> rasputin666: NO PROB BOB
<18> OldMonk: Parse the system logs for odd errors...or other stuff that may indicate hardware faults/failures
<16> ksh: that's good, but it's a bitch to do properly
<18> OldMonk: Indeed, it is. But do you want reliability and accuracy of information?
<16> ksh: that's sort of relative, isn't it?
<18> I guess it all depends on how mission critical the systems are
<18> and how much uptime you're providing
<18> as far as SLA's, that is
<16> ksh: no SLA's thankfully
<18> Very good
<18> So, it's a simple task then
<16> ok, mailq on mail servers
<16> ksh: yeah, informative rather than critical
<15> OM
<16> Nanuq
<16> whitecap: can you get sensord to dump onto the console?
<16> ah, lastlog
<18> quotas?
<16> no quotas here -- they're all servers
<18> Particular daemons running?
<18> or maybe just a ps to show the processes running at the time of the snapshot
<16> depends... named, mail, apache...
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