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<0> nevermind..
<1> Ok.
<2> I'm barely managing to keep the bottommost layer of Maslow's hierarchy covered (yay mental illness!), never mind things that aren't >needs< ;)
<3> Liandrin: f00d & b33r? :P
<3> oh right. the -female- maslow's hiarchy
<2> brb
<0> Jostein: just thought you ought to be prepared for tomorrow :)
<3> and is glad for it :P
<0> actually I have some gordon's here, out of boombay
<0> hehe
<4> heh
<0> actually the song currently playing here is Rod Stewart - Waltzing Mathilda
<5> goatse.cx!
<3> "I want you" is the one here :P
<6> K_F: keep drinking
<4> CeruleanD, it's dead
<3> CeruleanD: dead for years :P
<7> How can I enable root access to X server . ( ... I can't open display .... ) pls straight help.
<5> dead.goatse.cx!
<0> serchan: you shouldn't in the first place
<3> K_F: I think I have a Tom Waits version of that song :P
<7> YEs. BUt I have to set up one X win utilit to VPN connection provided by school.
<3> serchan: I only offer gay help
<1> O.o
<5> Oh that reminds me, I heard a song yesterday I hadn't heard in many many years and I must research and find it... maybe someone here can shorten my search
<7> I must use it !
<3> synapsis: serchan>> pls straight help.
<7> I tried gpsudo or and I failed
<5> It goes something like, ./~ Not to put to fine a point on it, I want to be the only bee in your bonnet, I'm gonna build a birdhouse in your soul ./~
<1> Jostein: No no, no need for explanation.
<7> Jostein: :) :) it was straight
<3> so... as for #topic... Whats new in GPG now?
<0> Jostein: 1.4.2.2
<0> some bug they found during an audit
<3> K_F: the new GPGs always break my win32 tools (apart from enigmail)
<0> it shouldn't
<8> http://www.lyricsdepot.com/they-might-be-giants/birdhouse-in-your-soul.html
<0> Jostein: this one won't anyways, no API change
<5> Thanks Dave, I was about to go google it, but figured I'd ask here first, hehe
<3> K_F: probably crap implementation tools, but they're the only one's Ive found that works OK
<4> Jostein, mythbusters
<5> Ah ha, They Might Be Giants... weird, I thought it was a 70's song
<3> fredk: no Discovery here :(
<4> I should setup a slingbox ;)
<0> Jostein: which tools are they?
<3> K_F: I'll check it out some time next centure, when I have actual Bandwidth and DSL :P
<0> hehe
<0> Jostein: http://lists.gnupg.org/pipermail/gnupg-announce/2006q1/000216.html
<3> K_F: GPGOEInit and some other that broke at last release
<3> K_F: thats actually pretty bad
<0> yeah
<9> hi, i have a question regarding snmpd, when i do an snmpget at the oid for ifEntry (or ifTable, not sure right now) the return value ist right, when i now plumb a new virtual device and fire it up with an ip and stuff, and repeat my snmpget, the value now has changed +1, so far so good. if i now unplumb the virtual device and snmpget again, the return value stays the same for all time, as if the virtual interface is still there, until
<9> snmp. any hints?
<9> s/snmp/snmpd/
<5> (from a MySpace profile) Dislikes: Natzi, People who can't spell
<5> Natzis
<9> erm, one thing... i'm not running linux, it's solaris. but i know you guys know pretty much. so maybe ran into the same thing somtime
<3> saibot: now just HOW about asking in #solaris? :P
<9> did that, no response at all
<10> saibot: so you just decide to waste our time here.
<4> Even though we're #linux, alot of things pertain to unix in general wouldn't you say?
<9> but you sure as hell are right, it's just... i used to watch this channel for some time from work, without saying anything, so i know the are some pretty sharp guys in here ;)
<10> fredk: in some cases, but when compared to Solaris there are major differences.
<0> s/point/points/
<9> i'm talking month, like .... 15 not minutes :)
<4> Lion-O, as for snmpd?
<5> hahaha, points for flattery
<3> Lion-O: first of all, that solaris crap has no virtual consoles :P
<11> Jostein: not true.
<10> Jostein: logical; it doesn't run getty. Not that hard to add them if you want.
<11> Jostein: They're just unconfigured.
<10> Jostein: still; you mean tty's, not virtual consoles.
<11> Jostein: and SunOS 3 had them, they were taken out because users didn't like them ;-P
<4> whyzzyrd, that would imply they were configured
<0> hmm, I actually get a solaris box to mess around with for 2 months
<3> makes it a bit hard to debug when the **** hits the fan IMO
<0> some Sun marketing thingie, T2000
<3> but I **** at solaris
<5> Oh you got one of those K_F?
<10> fredk: that I'm not too sure about, but when I look at dhcp I've seen major differences. Same applies to network setup and such.
<4> whyzzyrd, they are not configured by default would mean that they never were configured </nitpicking>
<5> I applied, but I don't think I can justify it. :(
<0> CeruleanD: they lend them out for 2 months
<5> They're only sending them to datacenter types.
<11> fredk: stop nitpicking.
<5> At least, that's how the program read, it seemed like you had to have very justifiable reason to get one, not just, "'cause they're neat!"
<4> whyzzyrd, you saw the tag ;)
<9> okok, that's exactly what i meant... so, i don't want to disturb you but... does anyone have a hint for me? :)
<0> CeruleanD: Sun's Norwegian HQ is some hundred meters away from me :)
<5> Sorry saibot, I know zero bits about snmp. :(
<10> fredk: for example; iirc you only have a single config file on Linux whereas Solaris offers a whole lot, including acl support.
<5> LOL K_F, I p*** their Burlington world HQ to/from work all the time, maybe I should just walk in and ask for one. ;)
<3> Lion-O: ACL is almost nice
<9> CeruleanD: ok, thanks anyway
<4> Lion-O, yeah, thats gnu versus proprietary I would ***ume?
<10> fredk: sorta, yeah.
<0> CeruleanD: would increase your success-rate, yes :)
<0> if you play your card's right anyways
<5> What do you think, armed or unamred? ;)
<3> K_F: so WTH are the sun place?
<5> Guns or explosive device strapped to me?
<3> K_F: s/are/is/
<10> Jostein: I only encountered those on Exim and I love 'm
<5> "Gimme a T2000 or I level the building! MUWAHAHAHAHA
<0> CeruleanD: get a meeting with the manager, say you consider switching
<0> Jostein: Ullevll
<4> saibot, try restarting snmpd see if the counter is reset?
<9> fredk: yep, that works
<4> saibot, so it's a snmpd bug then
<3> K_F: oh. then Im probably just as close
<4> or misconfiguration ;)
<5> Well, I work for a company of 22,000... just because I'm in a sub-company of only 35 people and a pair of Netra's are working sufficiently to cover our web serving needs, I don't need to tell them *that* part.
<0> Jostein: I'm really just getting access through another dude though
<3> K_F: I can tell them how much I miss my UltraSparcII which I lost a year ago :P
<11> Jostein: you lost? You careless person.
<5> lololol
<5> Did you have to put it to sleep mode?
<3> whyzzyrd: more like sold. I had to move, and had waaaay too much ****
<3> whyzzyrd: any crap I didnt need, I sold away
<5> That's why I sold my Ultra 10. To someone in Norway no less.
<9> fredk: yep, my first thought is always " i messed it up", but i don't know where i could go wrong in the snmpd.conf, all you can do is set sysDesc, sysContact, trapDest... stuff like that, afaik that is...
<4> K_F, hm I don't like them ;(
<5> PowerEdge? Isn't that... a Dell? *cringe*
<10> saibot: tried reading its manpage?
<9> sure
<4> or maybe thats my dusty environment ;)
<0> fredk: so you've said before... but I don't have any space limit, nor worries about noise
<4> Jostein, cool what kind?
<9> but that didn't give me any idea either
<3> 2GB ram, 1.8GHz Pentium M :P
<0> fredk: I think it boiled down to that..
<10> saibot: odd.
<5> I want a new laptop, this P3-650 is overworked. :(
<4> K_F, still holds true ;)
<3> fredk: zepto probablty
<5> niice
<4> hmm, dont know them I think
<3> fredk: with a 1600x1000 Widescreen display :P
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