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<0> Tron: I did that a few weeks ago on what we call the "craptop"
<0> Tron: if I had a better machine for it, I'd probably run fBSD somewhere.
<1> siglite: It's been about 20 years since I used a Berkerly based system ;)
<2> hah, freebsd is what we run when nothing else will. some marvellous forgotten little webservers we've made from fbsd
<3> damn, you must be old
<1> Hmm did I say 20? *counts fingers*
<0> mutant
<3> LOL
<1> Last time I used a BSD-based system was the year 1992, actually.
<4> Tron: Berkeley. :P
<4> If I had twenty fingers I could play some mean guitar.
<1> Evii: Shush now, I knew I typed it wrong last time. ;)
<3> heheheheh
<5> Evii: err, wouldn't your fingers trip over each other?
<1> Evii: I've /been/ to Berkeley, so shutit. ;)
<4> Viking667: Not with some practice. ;)
<3> would make spanking off kinda hard too
<4> Tron: More or less of a dump than London?
<1> Evii: Far less, in my opinion.
<0> Evii: yeah, it would. He'd have 19 fingers hanging off the end of it.
<1> Evii: It's California FFS.
<0> er
<0> that was for Tamahome
<3> indeed
<4> haha.
<4> Tron: Point.
<1> Hrm. I think I've installed gdm but I can't locate the frickin binary to start it.
<1> *puzzlement*
<3> should be in /usr/X11R6/bin
<3> or whatnot
<4> Tron: Although, Mountain View is supposed to be nice. Fyodor was saying that the price of his house has like quadrippled since Google made it big.
<1> Looked in there.
<1> My god, this is taking me back a decade or two
<1> Evii: heheh
<4> Tron: How were your 40's? *DUCK*
<6> .... 30 minutes of DoS
<0> Evii: his hands and feet?
<1> Hmm.. /usr/ports/x11/gdm?
<0> Tron: that's where it's installed from, yes
<1> siglite: It looked like it installed from the DVD
<0> ports is like apt meets gentoo's emerge
<3> ports is usually where it's built, but then it's usually deployed elsewhere
<0> if it's in /usr/ports it's sitting there waiting to be installed.
<3> yeah
<0> if that's the only place it is, that is.
<0> why?
<0> just use ports and install it
<3> usually that's a one-time thing
<0> the fbsd guide has a quick and easy "using ports" blurb in thier system administration guide.
<0> I actually rather like it.
<0> ports++;
<3> the Handbook is good, yeah
<1> Yeah I should RTFM ;)
<6> hmm, exceeding a GB of data now
<0> K_F: you've recieved a GB of DDoS data?
<7> K_F: your ISP, to make sure you're not going to be paying for this? ;P
<3> heya Fred
<6> RelDrgn: unmetered
<6> siglite: yeah, the past half hour
<6> steady ~ 4.5Mbit stream
<0> K_F: yeah, I'd call the ISP. All udp, spoofed sources?
<6> source is 85.164.26.68
<0> one IP?
<0> ****, just have the ISP drop 'em upstream.
<0> null route 'em.
<6> --> easypwn (~l33t@ti211310a081-6724.bb.online.no) has joined #mysql
<6> is the one that initiated it
<2> is he doing that from his own IP?
<6> no
<6> chain of events..
<6> and he pretty much admitted it was him
<2> well its a .no IP too
<6> --> easypls (~nrg@252-167.adsl.caucasus.net) has joined #mysql
<2> so thats kinda stupid
<6> <easypls> you didnt have to ban me ***hole....
<6> <easypls> say goodnight
<6> that is the one he is DoSing me from
<6> yeah, I should call Telenor
<2> well your IP should easily be able to block it. cant change your ip?
<6> don't know anyone there working in the Internet department though
<6> hmm
<2> thats always a downer...
<2> give 'em a call? a whois should give something useful
<2> dunno if that info is up to date...
<6> dragonk: I can just look it up in the phonebook, I'm Norwegian :)
<6> problem is that it is 23:22 here now, on a sunday
<6> so doubt I'll reach anyone
<3> ahhh well, I'm off to enjoy the Superbowl
<3> later peeps
<8> my processor get's to 100% usage while clients are trafficing throug it's ethernet cards, is that normal? I have this problem since 4 days ago and before that same traffic was going through it and everything was good, now what could have gone bad?
<7> atreju: it couldn't possibly be something else running on the machine, no? :P
<7> atreju: run top, have it sort by cpu usage, and see what comes up on top.
<2> K_F: can you change your IP?
<6> dragonk: technically yes
<6> DNS propagation of some domains would be a pain
<2> ah, i see.
<8> RelDrgn: most cpu is used by squid abt 30%
<6> I have 3 domains in my pool
<6> problem is I only know one of them..
<8> then follows the ppp connections I have
<2> K_F: it depends then which one is more of a PITA...waiting for tomorrow or changing your IP tonight :/
<7> atreju: so it isn't just traffic going through the ethernet cards, you've got a proxy running too.
<8> yes, but I am runnging the same configuration for a year now, and this problem I have since 4 days ago
<6> dragonk: I'll just wait till he get tired :)
<6> collecting data
<7> atreju: what did you change? Have you checked all the logs to see if there was an interesting message from then?
<8> yes, everything normal
<8> except this
<6> top - 23:34:25 up 9 days, 4:14, 15 users, load average: 9.89, 7.02, 6.75
<7> atreju: well, don't know what to tell you then. Is it causing performance problems?
<8> yes, networking performance
<8> I start loosing pkts
<7> hmm
<8> I have 600 users in my networg
<8> 4 major zones
<8> all meet in server
<8> I also run a verlihub server
<8> but I used to have greater traffic and everything was okay
<7> hah
<7> maybe you're getting DOS'd like K_F is ;)
<7> have you actually looked at the traffic you're receiving? Checked for invalid packets that just drop?
<8> okay
<8> but
<8> lemme tell you this too
<8> I stopped verlihub
<9> lol
<7> did that make it better?
<8> and all megatraffic stoped too, processor droped totop - 00:38:23 up 6:38, 1 user, load average: 1.81, 1.96, 2.87
<8> from a 16 average
<8> could it be that my network cards aged? :)
<9> 600 users and totally clueless?
<8> Lion-O: only 30 are using the hub
<7> heh, IO can cause high load too. If your hub and squid are fighting over the disk drive, bad things happen. Might I suggest not running the hub on the same machine as the network gateway :P
<8> the greatest traffic through a network card was somewhere below 20Mbps
<9> I'd suggest starting to find out which process is causing this. Shouldn't be that hard.
<9> hrmz.. screen truly doesn't like putty. blech, pos.
<7> huh. I haven't had problems with screen in putty in a long time
<9> RelDrgn: Sometimes I only need to press pgup to look at my backlog and *poof*, screen 0 freezes and thats it. Putty works, but the session just froze up.
<9> s/Putty/screen/
<8> Lion-O: can I paste you 5 lines on private?
<9> atreju: no you cannot.
<8> okay
<8> what network card manufactured do you think I should use?
<8> manufacturer
<7> Lion-O: huh. Set screen not to use the terminal buffer for scrollback then
<5> Lion-O: and you've obviously counted out stuff like Ctl-S/Ctl-Q ?
<9> something supported by your distro. Once again; I don't think the nicks have anything to do with this.
<9> why not start by trying to actually identify the run amok process?
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