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<0> XenReborn: man usermod
<0> look into the -U flag
<1> i havent touched debian in a long while, not sure what kind of quirks itmight have
<2> K_F: still didn't work :(
<0> increase the verbosity of the logs then
<2> how do i do this ?
<2> which controls login logging ?
<3> D-side: Hm, if food's good, then yes :)
<2> i honstly don't know why its doing this...
<3> D-side: Then again, this is food shopping with a girlfriend on a strict diet, so not as much fun as it could be :)
<2> what can affect the ability to log in ?
<0> http://blogs.zdnet.com/threatchaos/?p=311
<4> /etc/nologin ? :)
<2> ...
<2> i just found that
<2> before you said it..
<2> in the login man file...
<2> you have my permission to strike me repeatedly with something heavy and blunt
<4> oh ok.
<4> I was being sarcastic, I ***umed you had checked that first :)
<2> actually i hadn't LOL
<2> I never remember that crap being there LOl
<2> now if only mysql didn't **** *** on debian LOL
<5> heh, i got a credit card bill for $0.00.
<2> lol
<5> i think i'll send them a check.
<4> XenReborn: standard annoying trick - stick "P***word Authentication Failure" in there and watch people try repeatedly different logins...
<3> jgaddis: I got one for -GBP0.02!
<2> LOL thats so mean though !
<2> LOl
<5> rhowe: hah, even better. i would've called 'em up and demanded payment.
<4> XenReborn: and your point is? :)
<3> jgaddis: With threats of a poor credit rating? :)
<2> LOl
<3> jgaddis: And late payment fees of
<5> rhowe: absolutely!
<2> DaveHowe: ever worked with mysql on debian ?
<2> hold up
<2> brb
<5> well, gentoo is starting to take shape here on the laptop as i slowly get needed things installed
<2> ok
<2> i have returned me friends
<4> XenReborn: mysql is pretty much the same regardless of what platform it is on. why?
<5> did you bring me any food back with you? i'm starving.
<0> There. Everything is unlocked.
<4> extended weekend, need milk and stuff
<2> because it won'
<2> t let me authenticate to it
<2> yet again
<4> odd. is the sqld running?
<2> yes
<2> it allows me to authenticate as root user
<4> if so, you should be able to auth as user root, no p***word
<0> you added a new user and you can't login using it
<2> but when i add users with all permissions and all hosts
<0> but if you had read the fricking manual it would have told you to flush the damn grant table
<0> which you most probably have not done
<0> so... rtfm
<2> i did
<2> flush privileges;
<2> durrrhhh
<4> XenReborn: are they in fact logging in remotely, or from localhost (which mysql special-cases?)
<0> and giving access to outside hosts is usually a bad thing
<5> you don't have to do that if you use grant/revoke, do you?
<2> localhost
<0> jgaddis: you do
<2> i used Grant
<4> XenReborn: then add the users explicitly to localhost
<2> and flush and it accepted both commands
<5> K_F: hmm, okay
<4> and try again
<2> i heard somewhere that debian has weird flaws somewhere when running the standard binary dist of mysql
<5> i'm going to start converting stuff to postgresql anyways
<4> XenReborn: its possible. however, the localhost quirk is pretty much standard mysql
<5> GRANT ALL ON *.* TO jeremy@localhost IDENTIFIED BY 'w00t';
<4> XenReborn: so try that first
<4> yeah, what jgaddis said :)
<2> OMG is that annoying LOL
<4> I take it it worked then, XenReborn?
<2> why is it on windows I add a user as 'user'@'%' and it works like its supposed to
<2> but on linux its ****ed up "
<2> yeah
<2> it did... *kicks his server* hunk of ****ing junk
<2> ty DaveHowe
<4> XenReborn: shouldnt' work on windoze either - if that is any help. you are letting people run their programs on the windows database server then?
<2> DaveHowe: it actually did work on my other machine, same version
<0> jgaddis: nice
<0> been to an IBM sponsored seminar lately? :P
<4> XenReborn: its a known quirk of mysql - almost any mysql book should tell you about it early on
<2> DaveHowe: i'm just getting started with database programming dave, tryin to get everything up and running correctly so i can start testing neato stuff
<4> right, gotta get out of here before the shops shut and I starve for the weekend :)
<4> ttfn :)
<5> got permission to convert our web servers to linux and was going to use existing hardware, then he gave me $10,500 with the stipulation that it had to be spent on something related to our wireless networks. "can you somehow tie some new linux servers into this?" =)
<0> you're not supposed to use single quotes anyways, but backticks
<0> ` !=
<0> uhm, ` != '
<5> later dave
<2> later dave
<4> XenReborn: got lots of books on it in ebook form if you want/need them. squrt me a /msg if you do
<2> i do :) i do :) i do :)
<4> XenReborn: give me a sec then, I will set up an ftp for it
<5> davehowe: mind shooting that info my way as well?
<4> right, outta here :)
<5> see ya
<6> who ever worked with the squid blacklists?
<5> superlinux: i do
<6> well i added..
<6> ***.com and it still opened
<5> do you reload/restart squid?
<6> always
<5> ok, i would check the order of your acl's. sounds like something else is allowing it before it gets to your deny.
<7> superlinux, have you verified that the traffic is actually going through squid?
<5> yeah, that's another thing =)
<6> well i am using trasparency
<6> and it's going thru it
<5> here's an example of one thing i did with squid acl's, may be of help, may not...
<5> http://www.jeremygaddis.com/2005/12/29/blocking-wmf-at-the-perimeter/
<6> ok
<5> or i can get you some configuration snippets straight out of a production squid box
<8> superlinux: and you can always consider squidguard, makes it very easy to use.
<6> man i am using squidguard
<8> the only downside to squidGuard is its dependency of an older BerkeleyDB version.
<8> superlinux: then why ask about squid blacklists instead of being specific?
<6> no no the issue is that i am adding a site and it wont get bloccked!!
<6> and i did update the diffs
<6> into dbs
<8> there is a difference between using Squid ACL's ('black lists' are also available for those) and using / setting up SquidGuard. Has squidGuard ever worked for you?
<8> oh well, have it your way then. I guess you never restarted squid, as described in the manual.
<2> ..... hmmm
<6> Lion-O, i did restart
<2> who else was tryin to connect to DaveHowe 's ftp ?
<2> nm
<6> Lion-O, it's not redirecting to google, i reloaded man!!
<8> superlinux: I have no intention of waiting 10 minutes for every question I ask to get to the source of this problem, sorry.
<9> how long would you wait?
<6> ya true~! LOL
<8> thats suppose to be funny?
<8> I consider it rather rude and utterly stupid to ask people to help you and when they do you simply ignore everything they say.
<6> Lion-O, i am just humiding the mood here
<6> i am so sweet man dont take it as such
<6> and humble
<9> 'humiding'... yeah
<6> or moisturizing it to be correct
<9> humidifying
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