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<0> Redragon^: did you get your dish to work?
<0> heheh
<1> yea
<2> I understand the latency can be horrible.
<1> about 1000ms
<1> hehe logged my vendor into eq on laptop last night, was mad latency
<1> but considering the additions 45,000 miles it has to travel
<1> i need to figure out lartc so i can route specific ports thru isdn and rest thru sat
<0> Redragon^: hehhe, i got my adsl company to work with my phone. in 12 working days i'll have it all set up and the modem sent to me...
<3> http://www.aist.go.jp/aist_e/latest_research/2006/20060210/20060210.html <-- I'm blown away by how cool this is
<0> omg.
<3> Anyone remember the "3D projector" from StarWars where they project a model of the Death Star?
<0> yeah, i was thinking about that right now.
<2> I was willing to believe this until I saw "Condense Lenz" in the diagram.
<4> what package has make ?
<4> ubuntu
<0> _Fulg: make ?
<4> build-essential ??
<4> could be ?
<0> _Fulg: sudo apt-get install make
<0> and yes, i think build-essential installs it, but i'm not sure of it.
<5> I wonder what the purpose of sourceforge clones are
<0> !par2
<0> !par
<6> par is, like, parchive at http://parchive.sourceforge.net/
<0> raid5 for floppies?
<7> level: Same kind of thing as par
<1> ugg sat went down
<7> Redr: Hope it didn't kill anyone
<1> i hope it landed in the middle of aol headquarters
<7> You had five floppies worth of file to take home. You knew the odds of five out of five floppies making it home was near zero.
<1> or better yet their main noc
<1> longword you know it was an arp cache issue yesterday
<7> So I wrote a little RAID5 widget that could use one floppy to protect X other floppies
<7> Redr: I was gonna suggest you manually clone MAC
<1> didn't have to do that
<1> i setup firewall to broadcast its arp for that ip and power cycled the modem
<1> it picked up the arp broadcast and wham everything started working
<0> longword: hehehe
<0> i don't know what exactly to look for right know, i better explain and probably someone points me to something that i can search on google.
<1> it was a tad confusing, i could plug it directly into this machine or any other windows machine and it would work
<1> so i knew windows must have been broadcasting the arp on connection
<1> now if i could figure out lartc i'll have it made :)
<1> till my isdn goes down hehe
<1> i want to route, game ports, ssh, irc thru isdn while everything else defaults to sat
<0> i'm currently living in an apartment building.. so i have 1 bureau and 1 apartment. bureau telephones number is 111 and apartments is 112. the server in bureau is using linux and is the one who has internet connection. it is equiped with a modem. the workstation i have in the apartment is running windows ( yes, my father does not do linux ). i would like to connect from apartment to bureau.. how can i do that? by pppd ?
<8> hello
<8> is windrop almost the same as a unix-eggdrop?
<1> no idea :)
<0> Scarface__: this is linuxhelp.
<1> so i need tojoe to wake up and help me :)
<0> Scarface__: does windrop tells you something about linux?
<0> Scarface__: go in #eggdrop and ask.
<8> ok thnx
<1> longword this means source updates wont take near as long hehe
<7> Redr: That's all about setting up a custom table, directing some traffic to that table using matches, then setting that table to route default via 1.2.3.4 dev eth0
<7> Redr: Or words to that effect
<1> yea i just need to figure out how to do all that hehe
<1> and do i need to clear my old school routing table?
<7> Nope.
<7> All the stuff that doesn't match will still use that
<0> anybody has any idea about my problem?
<1> gonna be around in about 30 min longword?
<7> Doubtful, was planning to BSG
<1> hehe
<9> Redragon^ i havent played with policy routing on linux yet but i'll sometime next week
<1> hiya tojeo
<1> err tojoe
<10> Hello
<1> tojoe you done the basics?
<1> i'm looking at the splitting section
<10> How many ips is a /16 ?
<1> more than what i got....
<10> uhm, then a /128 ?
<11> ?
<11> a /128 ?
<10> ipv6
<11> nobody uses ipv6
<10> I do, gcbirzan does :P
<11> not now, not 4years from now
<10> 4 years?
<0> always wondered how much is a /16 and a /24
<1> 24 is 256
<1> old school cl*** c
<0> heh.
<10> so... I've got this on my tunnel
<10> inet6 addr: 2002:5519:1045::1/16 Scope:Global
<7> Redr: What you're trying to do isn't on lartc. You'll need to be creative I'm afraid
<7> them: 5 years surely?
<1> longword if i can start with routing by ip it will be cool
<1> didn't we ask the same question 5 years ago though longword?
<7> Yes.
<7> To an extent.
<7> Routing as a rule doesn't give a toss about anything other than the destination IP address on a packet
<9> Redragon^ i had a short look at it ages ago but i never had the time and need to play with it
<10> ok, question, again... if I've got a /16 on my tunnel, does that mean I have all 2002:5519:1045::* ?
<1> its gonna get more creative when i have 3 private nets here, got 1 public and 2 private now
<1> guess not that much more creative
<9> i have to update the visio plans of my router/routing nightmare and prepare for our new ip blocks, thats gonna be fun
<7> Redr: The split access thing there looks mostly right
<7> Redr: The stuff you'll want to change is the ip rule add bits
<1> well i have a /29 static atm but that will change to a dynamic to private on router soon enough
<7> Redr: Those are how you select what traffic goes where
<10> help?
<1> yea longword just dont understand the $IP#_NET, doesn't really say what it wants cause if i put in 10.0.0.0/24 it dont like it
<7> Redr: And they can select traffic based on source IP, TOS, and iptables marks
<12> hello
<1> yea it looks very nice once i figure it all out :)
<12> is there a command to see the sistem informations(cpu, mems, hdd, video, etc) ?
<7> Redr: /sbin/ip route list table all
<12> or application even
<1> Drkynes what particular info?
<1> free shows you memory size reports
<12> everything about the system
<1> uptime will show you cpu usage
<1> df will show you drive usage by partitions, fdisk will show you all of drive usage
<12> what type of cpu, what type of memory, etc
<12> Anyone here using superkaramba?
<1> cat /proc/cpuinfo will show you type of cpu and other info about it
<7> Redr: Use the commands in section 4.1 as a guide too
<1> no central program to give you all that information at once that i know of though you might search freshmeat for an application that retrieves it all and displays it for you
<13> hi how do i install xcfe on debian?:)
<1> yea gonna dig back into it again after i get all these updates done on SF
<0> tenny`e: xfce you mean.
<13> yes
<0> did you find it on apt-get repos?
<10> god damn ipv6 prefixes!!!
<12> how about the mainboard?
<3> Drkynes: lshw
<7> dmidecode
<12> not working
<12> so how can I find infos about the mainboard?
<7> You run dmidecode
<0> Drkynes: demonen already told you.
<0> dmidecode?
<12> oh
<0> System Information
<0> Manufacturer:
<0> Product Name:
<0> i have a very nice computer hehe
<12> all the fields are blank
<0> check this out everyone: http://www.youtube.com/p.swf?video_id=kKGxaol4qws&eurl=&iurl=ht
<7> Drk: Get a better motherboard
<12> :))
<7> level: If that's David H***elhoff I'm going to beat you to death with your own shoes
<0> david h***elhoff?
<0> longword: do you have any idea if i reboot my computer now that i've chmoded 700 /proc and modified fstab so it is owned by user will these remain the same?
<7> level: Nope
<7> That is to say I know it won't
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