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<0> and thanks for the help
<1> Is it possible to have two interfaces sent trough one imq in POSTROUTING and use a qdisc on that imq to shape outboud traffic ?
<1> i have found no reason for this not to be possible but still, another opinion is welcome
<1> any opinions ?
<2> Apples are better than bananas.
<1> :)
<3> apples rock
<1> ok, any opinions regarding my question ?
<2> Not without having to put in effort.
<1> would you care de elaborate on that ... some hints perhaps ..
<2> thripper: I'd actually have to think about the answer ;)
<1> thanks for not considering it a dumb question.
<4> Hmmmm. Mystery Blue Tab Syndrome
<0> nic changed, no help :(
<5> hey... any ideea if a rh rpm works on an ubuntu ?
<0> i think ubuntu uses debian packages
<2> While you could use rpms on debian based systems, you really shouldn't.
<3> comacomacoma
<2> Morning steg
<0> re Coma
<0> i fixed it!
<2> Haha, good for you!
<2> So, what was it?
<0> ya never gues :)
<0> but you should, from the data i pasted here :)
<5> i didnt manage to fix that freakin` error.. about my compiler: C compiler cannot create executables
<5> :
<5> :|*
<2> Um, Because the co-locator couldn't verify the frame-relay gateway to the server?
<2> GenEthik: install the libc6-dev package
<0> wailt a minute, i didn't paste it in here
<2> rsd-g5: And we're no psychics either ;P
<0> i changed the hardware adderess of nics
<5> uhm..lemme search for it on the web.. i dont have physical access to the server.. i`m on ssh right now
<0> and pparaently if a hardware address starts with 07, it stops working
<0> the network stops working that is
<2> GenEthik: apt-get's your friend
<2> rsd-g5: Now that doesn't make any sense
<0> well try it yourself
<0> set the first part to 07
<5> uhm.. i never used that before :) dont know how..
<2> rsd-g5: No boxen around to try it on.
<0> you on box right now, no?
<2> Yeah, but it's a mac :P
<0> but i only changed that and it worked instantly
<6> of course.
<0> you can't change MAc on mac?
<6> ever heard of arp caches ?
<2> rsd-g5: Not that easily, no
<2> Oh wait, it _is_ possible
<2> Cool
<6> 0xDEADBEEF
<0> change it to start with 07
<2> Can't afford to take my link down atm
<0> darn, somebody should test it
<2> rsd-g5: I'm telling you, it doesn't make any sense... at all
<0> if i change eth1 mac to start with 07 then dor arp -d in windows box
<0> it wont ping this one anymore
<2> Ok, it might make sense on windows. The unpredictable PoS that it is.
<5> Coma the server is a Celereon at 300mhz ... i found like 5 packages about that: i386, ppc, amd64, sparc etc .. any suggestions what package is best for me ?
<2> GenEthik: Go with the i386 one. But still, you shouldn't install it "by hand"
<2> GenEthik: You were using debian, right?
<0> wait a minute, now it pings, but wont go to net
<2> Perhaps the sticky bit has come loose.
<5> Coma the OS is ubuntu... and the package is a .deb ( but the extra info on that site says it`s for ubuntu)
<2> Ubuntu's just debian in a fancy dress, it still has apt-get available
<2> GenEthik: Just see if "apt-get install libc6-dev" works. If it doesn't you can always try alternative ways (though you shouldn't)
<5> i`m trying now.. just one sec
<0> yes, i tested again, ping works, but windows box wont go to net if i chaange eth1 mac to start with 07
<2> And if you replace windows with anything else? :P
<0> i haven't tested that
<0> but obviously there's something wring in using 07 as first part on mac address in masq box
<0> maybe it's reserved or so
<2> It's the official, factory ***ign AMC address, right?
<2> s/***ign/***igned/
<7> Coma meant: It's the official, factory ***igned AMC address, right?
<2> LadyByte: STFU
<7> methinks stfu is Whilst we fully recognise your first amendment rights, we respectfully request that you exercise them somewhere else. Saint Fu, patron saint of Ninjas
<2> *sigh*
<2> Stinking bot
<6> !lart Coma
<3> sssssssssssssssssssssssss
<3> Revenger: are you ever going to fix that?
<2> steg: Wel, go on!
<3> you do it :P
<2> niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
<2> s/i/iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii/g
<7> Coma meant: niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
<7> iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
<3> haha
<3> wait, it was fixed?
<2> Bwahahaha
<2> Seems so
<3> wow
<3> what happens when you give it two at once to do?
<2> Other than HH not liking it
<2> LadyByte: Welcome back!
<7> it's good to be home :)
<2> Not
<8> errr... I hope LadyByte doesn't just blindly execute any regex?
<2> I bet she does
<8> s/hope/`uptime`/
<7> Demonen meant: errr... I `uptime` LadyByte doesn't just blindly execute any regex?
<8> Atleast that one doesn't work ;)
<2> The whole s///g exploit used to be fun too. She'd flood herself off.
<8> s/that/{system('killall blootbot')}/x
<8> Allright... that didn't work.
<8> s/that/{system('killall blootbot')}/x
<8> *phew*
<8> I feel I might have been in some sort of trouble if it did work...
<6> sure.
<6> if the process was actually "blootbot" :P
<6> try "perl" :P
<8> s/that/{system('killall perl')}/x
<8> nada
<6> good. for you.
<6> :P
<8> Well YOU told me to try :P
<8> It probably triggers on ^s/([^\/]+)\/([^\/]+)\//$ or somesuch, and doesn't see the x
<8> At least, that's what I'd do.
<8> or, err, the working regexp version, that is :P
<6> welcome to the ladybyte developers team.
<6> lets get real.
<6> if you find someone who grok's perl and wants to spend some time with her, be my guest.
<9> Revenger: I might be interested as long as you wouldn't mind a copy of the codebase running on another network
<8> While I do not grok Perl, I do know it, and I've spent time poking the blootbot code earlier.
<8> That's why I respectfully decline
<9> as usual, whether you have time for it is actually going to be the main factor.
<0> do you get oui Unknown if you tcpdump arp some interface?
<8> (or "run away in horror")
<6> hehehehe
<2> rsd-g5: If your tcpdump is old enough, yes
<0> these mac addresses have unique numbers for manufaturing companies
<9> likewise. actually, I was suggesting to rewrite a _BASIC_ blootbot clone instead of what is the bloatboot project now.
<0> or first three hex are
<2> tommi: There's also your chance to backdoor the damn thing ;)
<8> I have my own bot, written in POE::Component::IRC, that is just about as basic as it gets :P
<4> You have a power over ethernet bot?
<0> but they don't seem to work, saince no matter what i put there, it's always oui unknown
<9> Coma: yes, ofcourse it's supposed to r00tz0rize stuff whenever I leghump stuff at random
<6> longword++++
<8> Perl Object Enviroment longword. :P
<9> Coma: and then again, I'm ***uming reve runs it in a sane environment ;)
<8> Power over Ethernet is PoE, silly!
<4> Reve: How goes the EVE?
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