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<0> too late now. It's on ice, and won't be re-extracted until I get a bigger drive.
<1> I'm not 100% sure about those.
<1> Checking..
<1> No answer in #NetBSD FreeNode. :p
<1> You can do resuming with source dist-grabbing... but yeah, not sure about binary. :(
<0> And I'm not bothering. Not for the immediate future anyhow.
<2> is there any known live development tools cd ?something have kdevelop and all needed libraries for development ?
<3> i can't figure out if the following memory is cas 2.5 or not: PNY Optima - Memory - 1 GB - SO DIMM 200-PIN - DDR - 333 MHz / PC2700
<3> any ideas
<4> Lumafsck: that would be because it doesn't say
<3> right
<4> Lumafsck: and if it doesn't, ***ume it's a more lax cas
<3> interesting
<2> do i have to re-compile the kernel to make ports above 23130 useable?
<3> no
<3> you just need to write a socket to listen on that port holmes
<3> rather, write a server to open a socket on that port
<3> and listen
<5> gooooood, you guys look _so_ small @ 1600x1200
<6> <meep>
<3> ll
<7> Just wondering
<7> How in the hell does one get a linux OS onto an iPod???
<5> that's easy
<5> why?>
<8> it doest it by itself if you got the right versions
<8> i had ipodlinux on the first generation nano
<8> with duck hunter and incredible games
<8> thats a great thing
<5> http://www.ipodlinux.org/Installer_2
<5> it still doesn't play DRM AACs, right?
<8> whats that
<8> i know you can play videos on nanos
<7> wasn't sure the hardware was enough
<8> i havent got it for real since my ipod is second generation nanos... the ones that arent supported
<8> youre kidding...
<5> flush, AAC's that you purchase from iTunes store
<8> linux > *
<8> why would someone run gtkpod and ipodlinux, and --buy--- things from itunes store?
<8> i have no idea
<9> heh
<7> flush has a point!
<5> well, honest people buy stuff from iTunes :P
<8> haha, honest people make corporations who already own all gold in the world, richer
<7> but honest people with principles don't buy things off itunes
<8> gonna buy something to smoke, brb
<5> ok, honest stupid people :P
<8> ahaaha, youre right man
<8> k brb
<7> Can't open the http://www.ipodlinux.org/Installer_2
<7> sorry
<7> early alarm
<5> seems the website doesn't work properly
<7> the site was just slow
<7> can anybody sugest a good way to find out what chip is in my pcmcia bic?
<7> nic
<10> Dingolan, http://www.fcc.gov/oet/fccid/
<7> Linuxterror, what gen is my ipod nano 4 GB, do you know?
<7> I'm guessing forth
<7> ?
<5> each iPod type has a separate generation tre
<5> tree
<5> as far as I know
<7> I know the new nano's are different from mine
<7> But I don't know what gen it is
<11> can anyone tell me in what files the iptables are stored on debian?
<12> hi all
<12> is it possible to keep Xine on the front while playing a move, if you make another window active? I searched at google but can't find anything
<12> maybe I use the wrong keywords
<10> xine prefs > expert > window stacking
<5> "always on top" ?
<10> i think that'll do it
<10> theres an "always_layer_above" in "window stacking(more)"
<12> did try those options, without success
<12> but found the solution for my problem:)
<12> just right clicked on the windows and chosen "on top"
<10> lol, would have hoped you'd check the simple things `before` you asked
<12> linux_terror, I used the keywords you told me and find it very fast:)
<12> thanks for your help:D
<10> np deadeyes
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<3> how kind of browser signature is this
<3> HTTP/1.1" 200 71198 "-" "Java/1.4.2_12"
<3> often i see mozilla, safari
<3> but this ip was in mail abuse .org and was bringing apache to its knees
<3> since it doesn't indicate a browser, could it be a script?
<10> probably javamail or such
<3> i am wondering if it was the volume of the requests or the something in the requests that made apache blow up load-wise
<3> linux_terror: are you familiar with any techniques
<3> you're saying it was a java program
<10> well, that request signature is a version # for the jre or jdk its runnin
<10> where it came from I have no idea, you'd have to figure that. As far as auditing, you might try looking at your logs and see if that turns up anything, if its local lsof can help sometimes as well
<3> asia
<3> oh i have plenty of logs
<3> 59.10.167.51 - - [09/Feb/2007:20:35:47 -0500] "GET /business_directory.html?action=m_set_square&square=davis+square&splitby=60 HTTP/1.1" 200 71212 "-" "Java/1.4.2_12"
<3> mostly like that
<3> probably of DOS
<3> can you guard against this in the apache config or other tools
<10> you can firewall the ip for starters, and you can add that pattern or part of it to mod_security
<14> woohoo identd fixed with new connection
<3> linux_terror: i mean proactively
<10> Lumafsck, if thats all ya got, no
<3> i installed something called fail2ban that allows me to ban in iptables an ip that has had over 5 ftp retries in 10 minutes
<10> youd have to be reactive
<3> proactive
<3> i need something like that for apache
<14> banning based on 5 failures in 10 min is reactive though
<14> your reacting to the 5 failed attempts
<3> yes
<14> Lumafsck you mean if they fail web authorization or something in apache?
<10> Lumafsck, think about it, its a REQUEST, you cant be proactive because you cant control the request
<3> installing the software was proactive ; ]
<10> so you must react
<3> Redragon: not failed, DOS attacks, this startup just got nailed by a java program that brought apache to its knees
<3> in the middle of a meeting with VCs no less
<14> dos is best handled up stream but you can set memory/cpu limits for stuff in apache
<3> hmm
<3> upstream?
<14> yes dos are best blocked at a router upstream from the server
<3> can putting my server behind a pix firewall help this?
<14> Lumafsck it could
<14> are you in a data center, they may have better means for dealing with a ddos/dos attack
<3> sh!t, Redragon still here
<14> yea i'm kinda still here
<3> i don't know if you answered my pix question
<3> i guess i'm looking for the best strategy to reduce this machine's visibility
<14> well pix would be a start, being in a network center that monitors and reacts to ddos would be better
<14> then there are options like multiple servers behind a load balancer
<3> oh have netops with access to the server? hmm.. probably pricey
<3> load balancing is probably the next step if they get funding
<3> anything a vpn can help with
<14> well i was all against stuff like dedicated servers till i got my new job
<14> its rather cool the things a decent place can do with managed hosting
<3> true true
<14> i was always opposed to that because of the pain if you decide to move
<14> but it has its plusses
<3> i guess no matter who port 80 has to be listening
<3> i need something to ban folks that are obviously scripting too many GETS or whatever happened tonite
<14> there are other things you can do like put web hosting on one machine and java on another
<3> java for what
<3> i guess if that suits your setup
<3> but services in different baskets
<3> put
<14> oh i thought you said something about java
<3> it looked like we were attacked from a java program
<3> like it matters though
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