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<0> lol
<1> w00t
<2> Viking667: Ahh, V.92?
<3> w3LL iT wAZ w0rTH A TR5
<1> Hehe
<3> *shake* *shake* *shake* *shake* *shake* *shake* *shake* *shake*
<3> there.
<2> heh
<1> Viking667: Try rebooting
<1> Which?
<3> I was trying to borrow Terminal Services off ya.
<0> :P
<3> rats. Zoombuggy wants "to talk" to me... gotta go. Currently she's in the showah.
<0> sounds nasty
<4> who the heck is zoombuggy?
<1> His wife
<4> hupp
<1> hupp?
<4> just a general sound of acknowledgement
<1> hupp...
<1> Hrm
<0> hypp. never heard that one before
<0> hupp
<4> maybe it's just me then ,)
<0> its probably ZoomBuggy too :P
<4> huh?
<4> now you manage to loose me..
<4> which admitedly isn't very hard this early in the morning
<0> havent gotten the good, good coffee yet, eh?
<4> dont' drink coffee..
<0> oh. Id be a chronic zombie without it :P
<4> hmm. it would probably help if I actually -iterate- the collection if I want to process all entries..
<4> I must have been tired last night
<0> LOL
<0> wlfshmn: if I may ask... what DID you do if you didn't iterate trough it? :P
<4> Jostein: I just read the first row ;)
<2> wlf
<0> wlfshmn: heheh
<0> wlfshmn: thats just called "optimization" :P
<4> Jostein: Except I'm supposed to itternate a list of values and print all stirngs in it, not just the first ;)
<0> details, details
<5> i want partitioning program for jaguar osx ?
<0> and you came HERE why?
<0> this is #linux, not #osx
<6> I hate getting up early ;)
<6> o/~ oh ho ho hoooo o/~
<7> It's not christmas already!?
<7> *shudder*
<7> Better get my Satan Claws outfit ready.
<6> o/~ Everybody wants Kung Fu fightihing o/~
<6> HA!
<5> anyone have mac version of stuffit
<7> sigh
<8> Acidwrath: You're still asking in entirely the wrong channel.
<7> Acidwrath: Why are you asking that on #linux?
<8> Tron: I'm betting the names of two other channels he's in have something to do with it. :)
<7> Shadur: FUnny that, I just did a /whois and had come to the same conclusion.
<6> :-)
<9> morning boys and girls.
<7> Lion-O's bored.
<7> D-side: Greets
<9> Tron: morning.
<0> D-side: ey
<6> Hi there Tron / Shadur / D-side / Jostein
<9> i'm at work disgustingly early.
<0> lol
<9> major upgrade to a core piece of infrastructure.
<9> we expected the sky to fall, so we're overstaffed like hell for what time it is.
<10> hi, all - searching for a program that will control excactly what programs are allowed network access, capping of their bandwidth on individual level and also displaying a good overview of network usage. trying to limit my mobile internet costs... do you have any advice on the matter? google doesnt really show too much..
<9> heh.
<9> "MS ISA"
<5> damn just wondering
<8> motin: I think iptables allows you to filter based on program name. I do know it's able to filter on uid.
<9> wow. folger's coffee is utter garbage.
<10> Shadur: nice, thats a start
<9> motin: it would have to be run on the traffic-generating host.
<9> i.e. the client pcs.
<10> D-side: of course. it's only one client, my notebook
<8> motin: and you can use the MARK target to mark packets for the tc filter to catch on to, which should let you do the bandwidth management.
<9> oh well then thats simple really.
<9> i thought you were talking network-wide.
<10> D-side: no, this is only for when I'm on the subway :)
<0> hehe
<8> As to getting an overiew of network usage, ethereal is beyond awesome.
<9> sounds like overkill for the intended application though. :)
<0> motin: I dont see why you need pr. user control when its only your laptop on the subway :P
<10> Shadur: so it is. can ethereal monitor in realtime though? and show me the events as they happen?
<9> its probably running x, so stick firestarter on it and block all but http and dns. :)
<10> Jostein: not per user, per program
<8> motin: Yes.
<10> Jostein: so that I can allow only one app at a time access
<10> every mb is like $2 with my ****ty cellop
<10> Shadur: nice
<0> motin: I pay $3 pr day max
<0> motin: regardless of traffic
<10> Jostein: do we have the same tariffs?
<0> so if you are from the .us, I probably make 50% more than you :P
<8> motin: ... Two dollars per *megabyte* ? Keerist, you're getting shafted.
<10> Jostein: I am planning to buy the subscription - 1 gb for $28 a month
<10> Shadur: yeah, but it is only intended to be used with the cellphone's mini-browser on wap...
<8> motin: Almost certainly a better deal than you're getting now.
<5> only rooms still chatting
<5> nice
<10> Shadur: so it is
<0> motin: bull****. the GPRS is intended to be used by bluetooth from a PC :P
<8> Acidwrath: Just because we happen to be more active than #apple doesn't mean we'd be able to answer apple-related questions - or inclined to do so even if we did.
<10> still, I'd like to prevent update services, thunderbird and the like to steal my bandwidth when Im not watching
<10> Jostein: yes, but not with that tariff
<0> heh
<10> Jostein: i mean the tariff is set to cellphone-use
<10> :)
<8> motin: Like I said. You're getting *shafted*
<9> thats really VERY harsh.
<9> this is in the US?
<10> Shadur: then a couple of million swedes are being shafted
<9> guess not.
<10> but thats the basic price. $28 a month is a better option, but I am not there yet
<8> Swedes should be used to that by now.
<9> a gig of transfer isn't realyl very much
<10> Shadur: come to think about it, it is "only" $1.5 / mb
<9> but... if you're used to $2/mb, i guess it would be.
<10> still, the question here isnt to form of tariff - onyl that I'd like some bandwidth control
<10> D-side: nobody uses it for $1.5 per mb
<9> except for you? :)
<10> D-side: they fix subscription services
<10> D-side: I only want a fix for when I am on the subway :) not worth even $28
<9> I understand your position.
<10> D-side: wonderful
<9> personally, the solution would be simple. no net usage on the subway. :)
<0> D-side: how ungeeky of you
<0> err... a case of wrong window & arrow-up, enter :P
<10> Shadur: I see ethereal is capturing to a file live, and i could use tail -f, but can I use the nicely formatted view of ethereal to be updated in live mode?
<8> motin: You're not very good at paying attention to the options, are you?
<0> heheheh
<10> D-side: that's what I've been doing for a while. mirrored my webserver locally in combination with subversion usage to be able to work offline - but then i want it all :)
<9> Jostein: less a case of being ungeeky, and more of being cheap
<8> Especially the "update list of packets in real time" flag.
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