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<0> Jostein: It's not bad at all.
<1> PolarWolf: kinda like I bought my dvd knowing I could get zonefree firmware, ey?
<2> Jostein: Aye
<1> Tron: last time I used freebsd for anythign was ver 4.7 or ver 4.9. cant remember :P
<1> PolarWolf: never thought about routers that way :)
<0> Jostein: Aye well I can't run it on my dual ahtlon system - seems to die just before I get a login prompt. I'll look at it at some later time. for now I'm going to install Debian on a spare hard drive and use it to experiment with Xen.
<0> *detach*
<1> Tron: latyer
<2> Jostein: Hehe, there's a whole embedded world out there, man
<1> PolarWolf: I should know. Ive coded for it :P
<3> Hi, i'm running apache in Kubuntu and was wondering whats best to use to edit my apache2.conf file and where would i aquire it?
<2> Jostein: All the better! :)
<1> PolarWolf: mostly atmels though
<1> PolarWolf: they have some weird instructions from time to time
<1> my favorites are still FPGAs for some odd reason :P
<4> Ghoon: I'd use vi
<3> how do i get it and install it on Kubuntu?
<4> Ghoon: I think its already there.
<3> how do i open it?
<4> Ghoon: try "man vi" to read its instructions. Or run "vim" and then try :help
<5> Yell vi loudly and smile happily
<2> Jostein: I don't develop, I just port software :0
<4> Ghoon: (on the commandline ofcourse)
<1> PolarWolf: wuzz :P
<1> PolarWolf: nothing like making a hello-world.c application on a circuitboard you've soldered yourself :P
<6> **** afraid.org is slow like hell. it takes ages to resolve my domain.
<3> what is the command to open it?
<4> Ghoon: I just told you.
<3> oh sorry
<3> thanks
<4> yoz: hmm ? thats your domain? The domain itself has no A record.
<2> Jostein: Yeah, well, I'm not a developer :)
<4> oh wait.
<6> Lion-O: dynamic ip here.
<4> yoz: never mind 8-)
<2> Bah, boring second level domains :P
<4> time to kill some sith. bbiab.
<2> Or is it third?
<1> PolarWolf: Ill need to get a dyndns as well. my ISP doesnt do static IPs for private customers
<1> PolarWolf: le ****
<2> shanta provides a DDNS service
<2> For real domains, that is
<2> Evii even wrote some client for it, iirc
<6> PolarWolf: how much?
<7> hrmm?
<2> True, innit?
<1> smsie: any chance of me abusing the shanta ddns? :P
<7> it's just dns-sec
<6> I get a static ip anyway in erm 2 weeks.
<7> basically you get a key and use umm....thingy that remotely updates zonefiles (rndc?)
<2> I should start to make use of itself too
<7> it's like 3 years since I set this up
<1> yoz: Im not getting static IP yet. 1 year from now :P
<7> you expect me to remember how it's done? :)
<2> nsupdate? :)
<7> ah, nsupdate, probably
<6> Jostein: I used dynamic ones for years now ;)
<8> use gnudip and be done with it
<1> Guess ILl stick with builtin router dyndns then
<9> have a question
<1> dyndns is pretty much free right?
<6> Jostein: *nod*
<7> pretty much
<7> anyway...if I have to, I can set it up again...and you essentially get to write your own zonefile
<10> i have a 40gig HD that has 3 gig of data including Linux. I want to mirror it to a 4 gig drive, is there a way to do this? Easly?
<7> I could setup gnudip, but I have a terminal case of "can't be arsed"
<1> smsie: I wont bother you about that until I got a decent working setup here that I can foobar :P
<2> Jostein: Yeah, but you're stuck with crappy domain names which aren't yours
<1> PolarWolf: true
<7> gnudip is probably the way to go though. When I set this up the last time it hadn't matured to the point of being usable. Probably about time I looked again
<1> PolarWolf: But if I can avoid hacking the router and depending on a seperate box to update the DNS, I'll stick to that
<9> Is there any type of benchmark software that will help me monitor hardware?
<6> I still wonder... I got an org domain, since I've been forced to update it as soon as my ip changed I decided on afraid.org .. what about the static ip.. the registrar should actually provide some stuff to manage the domain (like subdomains, webhops etc.) shouldn't it?
<1> yoz: indeed
<7> yoz: most registrars do, but in a limited way. If you want to do it properly, write your own zonefile
<1> yoz: if its a good registrar
<6> *nod*
<6> time to check if godaddy does.
<2> yoz: I can recommend joker.com wholheartedly
<2> Revenger: *poke*
<2> Revenger: You have an MSDN subscripion, no?
<11> DynDNS has free services, yes. They also have some paid services which are still pretty cheap.
<1> PolarWolf: I do. any specifics?
<6> PolarWolf: well I already bought it at godaddy some time ago.. =/
<11> and DynDNS is also a domain registrar
<2> Jostein: Windows 2003 DDK
<1> Ka-bar: any major differences?
<1> PolarWolf: DDK?
<11> Jostein, between what?
<2> Jostein: Driver Development Kit
<1> PolarWolf: I can check tomorrow... If you can wait
<1> Ka-bar: paid an unpaid dynddns
<2> Jostein: bedtime anyway
<1> *nod*
<2> I can order it from MS but that costs me $25 for the CD and P&P
<11> A free DynDNS account gives you hostnames for up to 5 dynamic or static IP addresses in one of their domains.
<3> how do i open apache2.conf in VI?
<2> Ghoon: You're kidding, right?
<11> An account upgrade gives you up to 20 additional hostnames
<5> Most don't know static dns:es are availble...
<3> nope, i dont know how to do anything really... i'm learning
<12> It's 27C, I guess winter is over.
<2> Ghoon: vi <filename>
<3> thanks ;)
<11> synapsis, 27F here...
<1> Ka-bar: thanks. that'll do for me :P
<12> 81F here. And 4% humidity.
<11> Jostein, check out http://www.dyndns.com/services/ for a complete list of services
<12> It's more humid in the dryboxes at work, than outside.
<11> synapsis, where are you?
<12> Tucson, Az.
<11> ah.
<12> I think we're over 100 days without rain right now. *checks.
<2> synapsis: Wanna trade?
<11> synapsis, I split my time between Manchester, NH and Millerton, NY
<10> i have a 40gig HD that has 3 gig of data including Linux. I want to mirror it to a 4 gig drive, is there a way to do this? Easly?
<2> Funny thing is; everyone is always boasting how polar AK is. I found out Fairbanks is at the same longitude as stockholm.
<2> That's nowhere near extreme
<1> Ka-bar: will do. tomorrow
<12> Oh. We had a raindrop fall last month, so they reset the rain days. Or else it'd been over 100.
<12> PolarWolf: Is stockholm near water?
<2> synapsis: Yeh
<13> JT: you just want a one-off mirror or you want to RAID it?
<12> PolarWolf: That makes a huge difference.
<2> synapsis: I know
<2> synapsis: Though center scandinavia gets some harsh temperaturs
<12> Fairbanks is WAY inland. And recently has been colder than the south pole. (Which I tease my gf about.)
<2> synapsis: And that's where I happen to spend my vacations :P
<12> PolarWolf: Because you're odd.
<2> synapsis: Aye
<2> synapsis: I love the cold though
<2> synapsis: The bitch about AK is the ****ing windchill
<12> Or else you'd be DesertWolf.
<12> PolarWolf: My gf says it's not that bad. She grew up in Alaska.
<12> Then I say, "-52 isn't that bad? Are you nuts?"
<2> synapsis: 'If firefighters fight fire, and crimefighters fight crime; what do freedomfighters fight?"
<2> </GeorgeCarlin>
<14> look at the bright side, us had too much money, made lots of trouble and would have continued to do so as long as the money lasted. problem solved.
<15> Knock-off clothing was a big income for the IRA. Probably still is :)
<14> couldnt happen to a nicer people
<2> The US is basically bankrupt already anyway
<12> Bankrupt isn't a strong enough word for what we are.
<16> Evii: Indeed! Which is why I -never- buy anything that hasn't been manufactured in south-east asia
<16> Evii: preferably by small children.
<2> But that's nothing new either, they've been that for decades.
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