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<0> see smtps used port 465 where TLS just uses an encrypted connection on port 25
<1> and i saw something in postfix's master.cf "smtps"
<0> i think they are close to the same thing only standards of TLS use the same port
<1> if i close port 25 and open 465 will i still be able to receive mail from the internet?
<0> i have to chuckle at TLS a bit because so many still use pop3/imap over pop3s/imaps
<0> no
<0> if you close port 25 non encrypted connections wont make it in
<0> and you'll get much more of them than encrypted this day in age
<0> i'll bet less than 1% of the thousands of emails a day i get are TLS
<1> ah.. one more thing how do i make my certificates valid?
<0> what you do is open both if your using smtps though you probably wont get many smtps connections as its depreciated these days for TLS
<0> you buy one
<1> i mean.. the free way of validating it
<2> you can get a cert from cacert.org
<0> it uses standard pem files for certificates
<0> you can make home grown with openssl but i've never worked with it much
<0> i know email clients will check and warn if a certificate is created by a ca not listed
<1> ic...
<1> Redragon^: thanks (:
<0> no problem
<1> Fiver: thanks (:
<3> boo :)
<3> aint her, ok
<3> her = here
<4> uhuuh
<5> Have mine.
<0> Revenger you good with sockets?
<5> I'm good with socks.
<3> revie has sockies?
<1> hehe
<6> Revenger: a word?
<0> i do alot of socket communications with gnuhh and was looking for a better method for mutli line communications
<0> a is a letter, word is a word
<0> a is a word too
<3> hey! NO fair! thats my kind of 'line'
<1> Redragon^: would it hurt of i redirect packets bound to port 465 to my smtp with tls on it?
<5> Redragon^: What do you mean?
<7> uhm, question... why doesn't my ipv6 work? :>
<0> netbeui probably not
<0> gcbirzan i've mostly used send/recieve one liners
<0> but working with imap i can get back an indeterminate number of lines from the server
<0> i need something better than my $in=<$sock> to read the socket
<1> Znuff: i wish i could answer that, i wanna do ipv6 but i never had the chance to google it and as far as i am aware .ph has no stable ipv6 tunnel yet
<0> something that will read all the info then move on
<5> You need a programming language. :-)
<4> hmmu
<4> CONFIG_PAGE_OFFSET=0xB0000000
<5> Can't you read() in Perl?
<3> ***embler
<0> thats basically what i'm asking
<5> Gaia^: That's not a programming language :-)
<7> I followed this, http://linux.yyz.us/ipv6-fc2-howto.html, and no luck :(
<0> i've never gotten beyond one line communications, send a call, recieve a reply
<3> gcbirzan try asking the cpu's that :)
<3> or more to the point, get by Without it :)
<5> The question of whether computers can think is just like the question of whether submarines can swim.
<3> well of course they can silly
<5> Did I mention I like Dijkstra? :-)
<5> Goto is bad!
<3> thats like asking if wales can fly
<3> or was that whales?
<5> Not at all. :-)
<0> what i'm doing right now is a while loop until i get what I know is the last line
<7> Can someone guide me to ipv6? Please?
<0> never done it znuff
<7> =/
<0> well gotta go get coffee and maybe some food, bbiab
<7> gcbirzan, help me here, please :-)
<7> seems I can ping ipv6 addresses
<8> hello
<3> COFFEE ?
<9> [coffee] the reason the net exists, or the drug of choice for a GNU generation, or http://www.chez.com/emarsden/downloads/coffee.el, or /usr/share/doc/HOWTO/en-html/mini/Coffee.html, or geiseri's favorite beverage
<8> i have a *large* text file..to process it i "kill" my box.. is there any way *not* to process lines begining with 0 or another char?
<7> what do you mean "process" ?
<8> for i in `cat file` do bla bla
<8> to every line
<8> machine loads grows to 10 :(
<8> cpu 100% all the time
<8> and to this every 3 min... its a disaster
<8> to do *
<7> erm, don't do for i in `cat`...
<8> so i need only the lines which does not begin with 0 for example
<8> Znuff is there any other way ? pls tell me
<7> well, what are you actually doing ?
<8> well i'm collecting numbers
<8> ipaccoutnig
<8> ip accounting
<8> for every rule in firewal...
<8> and there are 5k+ lines
<8> believe me its a killer when i run it
<8> and there are rules with 0 trafic..i dont care about them
<8> i need to exclude them
<10> i had installed debian sarge with X server but it works very slow on an old computer with 32 mb ram:|
<8> before the for state
<10> what distribution u reccomand with desktop
<10> :>
<5> foo | grep -v '^0 '
<1> tenny_e: what desktop manager are u using?
<8> hmm.. gcbirzan that migh actually work
<8> let me try
<8> ofcourse parsed through awk first
<10> netbeui X server?
<10> gne
<10> gnome...
<7> gcbirzan!!!
<1> tenny_e: don't use gnome its too much for a 32mb ram use xfce instead
<7> tenny_e, I'd recommend you DSL
<7> www.damnsmalllinux.org
<5> Znuff: Food.
<8> gcbirzan may i kiss you ?
<8> :D
<8> yeah tha's what I need..
<8> ofcourse parsed through awk first
<1> _LD_: i think u can directly grep the file
<10> Znuff ok:> ia have the distribution on cd i will try that :)
<8> i will try that too
<7> oh, it works now
<7> :D
<8> netbeui .. neah..directly grepping the file doesnt work..cause "0" has some spaces is not the first char.. by putting awk it takes out the blanks
<1> hehe if thats the case then i won't argue (:
<8> why should I ?!
<8> anyway..by doing that grep thing.. i reduced the running time by 70%
<8> now that's what I call optimising :D
<7> ok, so I guess ipv6 is working for me
<7> byeeeeeee
<8> thanks for helping me out
<8> bye
<11> hello
<11> is some1 out there who can help ?
<0> orangetmro not till you ask a question besides the one you asked
<11> cool
<11> look i tryed to install knoppix to mu hd
<11> and i cant boot to it
<4> "mu" ?
<11> my
<11> sorry
<4> then say so.
<11> :)
<4> !english
<9> it has been said that english is what we speak in here. That and Idiot. (See idiotspeak). what most people on the internet are not able to speak properly. Reason for this is prolly the exellent public school system. intenta #linuxlatino si solo hablas espaniol
<11> sorry :P
<0> what happens when you try to boot into it?
<4> oh oh.
<4> Changing symlink /usr/src/linux from linux-2.6.16-AS24 to linux-2.6.16-rc2-git2-20060208172031
<11> /etc/fstab is bad ; rest of file are ignored
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