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<0> hiya
<1> !seen themaxxz
<2> themaxxz is currently on #linuxhelp (m s). Has said a total of messages. Is idling for s
<3> tojoe, so how's the raid?
<1> rsyncing stuff from the old box
<1> i wonder if i should try nfs though, rsync over ssh maxes out at ~60mbit/s
<3> yeah probably
<0> if its lan just use straight rsync, maybe that would be quicker because of not doing the encryption factor
<3> could you make use of a hw accel card when using ssh? :)
<4> Greetings,
<3> hey whitewabbit
<4> hello :)
<3> tojoe, my fingers are itching to making a 6 disk raid 5 setup :)
<1> Redragon configuring rsyncd atm
<5> themaxxz: I know what you mean... I've been dieing to trying out an raid box myself... don't ask me why
<1> i wish i could get my hands on a 8 port 9550 for a day or two
<3> OptimusPrime, well I have a raid, but its getting to small
<3> I managed to patch it up for now with a spare disk that i previously took out when the ide cable went bad and I ***umed it was the disk
<3> but 3x120G is not much :/
<5> themaxxz: you know, those raid promise cards are only about 15bux on ebay.. cheap and simple setup... but I think the drive size limit is something like 80gb
<6> !seen themaxxz
<2> themaxxz is currently on #linuxhelp (h m s). Has said a total of messages. Is idling for s
<3> OptimusPrime, well I calculated with the parts a 1.5T raid5 would costs me around 700euro's thats with hotswap sata backplanes
<3> Gaia^, boo
<6> eek!
<5> themaxxz: I wasn't thinking of terabytes... just gigabytes ;-)
<3> :)
<3> second option for 200euro less is 0.9T
<5> themaxxz: I would be more 'game' for the 0.9T
<5> brb
<3> or I replace the 120G with the 3 250G models that I have :/
<3> but I really would like to ditch the 3ware card
<7> you should ;)
<1> wtf, just calling rsync uses ssh as well
<3> ditCh, so, did you sell your stuff yet for a macbook?
<8> What device does a com/serial port show up as in linux?
<3> ttyS0
<8> hmmmmm
<7> themaxxz: i sold old ma stuff yeah
<7> but bought an acer laptop
<7> s/old/all/
<8> Hmmmm lets say I have a 6 port modem in my system, It seems to show up as a Network controller: Digi International Aceleport RAS, I'm not sure how I access it tho, beyond seeing it in lspci
<3> hmm try setserial
<3> setserial -a /dev/ttyS0 and up
<8> Hmmmm lets see
<9> do any of you have experience with Radiator? specifically dealing with dict_init errors.
<3> sjr, and dmesg|grep -i ttyS
<8> wierd
<8> ttyS2 and S3 are both UART unknown
<8> all 4 seem to be initialized
<8> in dmesg
<8> how can I enter a read right session to the modems?
<8> err atleast send AT commands
<8> wow it has been years since I've dealt with modems
<3> minicom
<8> hmmm
<8> hmmmm once I Have opened minicom then what I selected teh port and everything but it doesn't seem to do anythnig
<8> quit
<10> Evening Gaia
<10> Evening all
<6> watchas longword
<11> ((: evenin'
<10> Can't help laughing at today's UF even if it is a bit cruel
<11> whats UF?
<10> ladybyte, uf?
<2> hmm... uf is UserFriendly - http://www.userfriendly.org/
<8> how can I communicate with a modem in Linux.
<8> I'd like to just send some AT commands and see the output
<10> Sounds like a job for minicom
<10> Run minicom -s
<8> I tried that
<10> As root
<8> and then it says initalizing modem
<8> then I'm at a black screen
<8> and nothing happens
<10> Set the options, including the serial port
<8> I switched the port to /dev/ttyS3
<10> Then save as defaults
<10> Then quit
<10> Then run minicom
<8> did that
<6> believe me, if I could have quit, I would have, years ago
<12> hi again
<13> longword: So are non-smokers.
<8> is there a way I can do this with pipe
<8> like
<8> echo "ATA" >> /dev/ttyS0 | cat something
<14> poweriso sux
<14> :/
<13> sjr: You could.
<14> longword: ever done that? :/
<8> gcbirzan how can I, I don't trust this minicom :)
<13> sjr: But it probably won't do what you want it.
<13> Mostly because it makes no sense...
<8> gcbirzan alls I want is to get the output from ATI1
<8> :P
<8> I want to echo something to the console and then read it back
<8> errr to the serial port and read the response
<13> minicom is good for this kind of stuff. Or, try screen?
<8> screen?
<2> i guess screen is allows you to have a lot of terminals and easily switch between them, add keybindings, has its own scrollback and copy/paste and let's you resume all your sessions if your terminal dies or you get disconnected or http://www.math.fu-berlin.de/~guckes/screen/ or at ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/screen
<14> doesn't seem to like big files
<13> screen /dev/ttyS3
<8> minicom doesn't, isn't saying anythidng
<8> hmmmm
<12> anyone has written a script blocking excessive packets from inside lan?
<13> Does the modem work?
<8> that's what I'm trying to determine
<8> hmmmm screen says it can't find a pty
<13> Are you sure it's /dev/ttyS3?
<8> nope
<8> damn you setserial!
<8> hmmmm
<11> 03:35 < sjr> hmmmm screen says it can't find a pty < screen only say this if your login as a different user via `su`
<10> !seen redragon
<2> redragon is currently on #linuxhelp (h m s). Has said a total of messages. Is idling for h m s
<10> Omi: How would you define excessive?
<13> Loosely? :-)
<10> If more than one packet per second is excessive, try iptables -I FORWARD [match options go here] -m limit --limit ! 1/sec -j DROP
<12> longword like this 2006/08/08-22:55:23 17599.86 kbps @ 30443 pkts/sec
<12> is there some service running on port 113 that got exploitable?
<15> MY identd was exploitable.
<15> Luckilly I found out during development.
<15> But of all things it spawned a shell :O
<12> cool
<15> As you can see, even I don't run it. :)
<15> It was written in TCL though, and i forgot more TCL than I knew.
<15> if that's possible
<0> hiya
<0> sorry phone wont quit ringing today
<0> you be looking for me longword?
<10> I was cleaning out my bookmarks this morning and found clientcopia.com
<0> what is that?
<16> it's a domain name ;b
<0> ah this should be good
<10> I believe you were looking for it some time ago
<17> anyone online ?
<0> ugg the phone is evil
<17> i think no
<17> ERROR: This server will not run as superuser.
<17> what that means ?
<15> Well, i doubt there is simplier way to say it.
<0> well i guess we need to know what "server" your trying to run
<17> ircu
<0> and why your trying to run it as root
<0> why would you run it as root then? it should be its own user
<15> Ah, ircu needs root privileges.
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