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<0> whyzzyrd: no?
<1> As usual, Russ configured NFuse to run on Jetty, and as usual, nothing is documented, and as usual, off he goes on holiday for a week.
<0> whyzzyrd: oh, he did some dumpster diving?
<0> whyzzyrd: he offered me some ciscos a week or so ago IIRC#
<2> Tron: Please take that up with him, not talk down on him in here :)
<2> Tron: It's bad form as we know the guy well
<1> PolarWolf: He's my PFY. I have a right to bitch every once in a while ;)
<2> Any other random PFY...go for it
<2> Tron: Sure, but at least do it in his face, not behind his back
<2> If you get my drift :)
<1> PolarWolf: Oh I do it in front of his face too, don't worry about that.
<2> Hehe
<2> I wanna be the fly on that wall
<3> Hmm, Cinelerra .debs have vanished. Let's try Jahshaka. (Who names these things, anyway? :)
<4> smsie: He got the control unit, and power x-fer unit of a large old UPS.
<4> smsie: He got no battery packs for it.
<0> whyzzyrd: that boy needs a life :)
<4> smsie: his wife let him put a rack in their kitchen..
<2> That's sad
<3> Damn, Jahshaka .debs link against an out-of-date library.
<2> At least I'd have put it in the garage or something :)
<4> smsie: anything that's Cisco that's in a skip is going to be pretty old, because there's a huge market in 2ndhand crisco.
<2> I know someone like that too. Has a server rack in his attic
<0> whyzzyrd: his wife is insane too :)
<4> smsie: she had to be..
<5> hi. is there a good program out there for recording and manipulating sound files?
<6> this ought to be good, nascar drivers have to turn both ways today
<7> zg/me fondles the whitecap
<0> whitecap: I thought their cars only COULD turn in one direction :)
<2> Turn?
<2> Don't they use gravity to get around the bend?
<6> smsie: cars turn both ways, drivers only know one
<6> hahah, cars in the dirt in the first turn
<4> whitecap: uuhuh, that's not left!.
<6> hahaha, major full course caution first lap
<8> hello. do you people know any distro that uses fluxbox by default ? couldn't find any on distowatch
<9> If you were a network admin and you want to block pc from using p2p,filesharing program. Is there way to do it at a central point without installing third party program on each pc you suspect of filesharing?
<10> halo
<10> anybody uses cygwin?
<3> monhai: Depending on the scenario, I'd be more likely to install a monitoring tool like snort and manually bash the user who was breaking the rules.
<3> monhai: Bearing in mind, of course, that file sharing tools are useful for legitimate activities.
<10> anybody knows which part of an app is cygssl-0.9.7
<3> DJCLOO: English.
<10> mexico my ***
<9> I am talking p2p program like bittorrent and such. How can i do so without the person suspecting or confronting the person?
<10> mexico all illegals --> criminal
<11> i need a picture of flag mxico in fire
<11> :\
<3> DJCLOO: You are _so_ in the wrong place.
<11> :s
<11> chau xD
<3> monhai: What's wrong with the person suspecting or confronting them?
<12> bye bye oranje.
<9> There are too many pc hogging the bandwidth.
<4> Revenger: ?
<4> monhai: then rate-limit them.
<12> looks like holland goes home.
<9> How do i rate-limit bandwith? Small office using netsys router with cable connection.
<12> net sys ?
<12> linksys or netgear ? :P
<9> linksys i mean.
<0> you'd have to look at the linksys manual for that
<13> probably not possible on one of those
<9> There no way to do so with linksys.
<12> sure is
<12> i am doing it with linksys.
<13> you could just block the ports though, or set up some static routes
<0> I'm pretty sure the wrt54g has a nice pint and puke web interface to do it even
<14> maybe if you reflash it, you can
<15> Revenger and you got some $clue as well, not to mention some 3rd party firmware :p
<14> but most of the embedded routers don't have any real control on outbound restrictions
<12> OpenwWrt :>
<3> WRT54GS I got had QoS capabilities out-of-the-box, IIRC.
<14> hm, maybe they've been making them slightly nicer since I last checked
<9> no outbound restriction on my linksys. I checked.
<15> they make them worse now, running vxworks
<12> dwm: yes.
<4> tojoe: vxworks. muahaha
<15> should rename that to vxdoesntworks or vxborks though
<14> vxworks.. hm
<14> isn't that what the mars rovers use?
<4> tojoe: vxworks is bloody solid. Our old Cisco 1200's were vxworks.
<0> mine appears to have
<16> hmm
<15> yeah, it can be solid, but it isnt on the linksys gear
<14> all I know is that whatever it is that D-Link uses (it isn't linux) has a HORRIBLE TCP/IP stack
<15> all our cmts' run vxworks as do the docsis cablemodems
<4> tojoe: from my own experience of vxworks, it's probably the linksys hardware, not the os itself.
<0> I have a WRT54GS and it has QoS settings
<0> under "applications and gaming" in the nice web config doodah
<15> most likely
<14> thought: does vxworks come with a network stack, or is that bolted on? Maybe Linksys wrote their own, and it turns out to ****
<15> might be that the bcm specific stuff ****s, but it works in the cm's so i guess they know how to write that stuff
<4> zetawoof: wonder if they've effectively run it out of RAM?
<17> damn, Portugal won.
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