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<0> i've gotta ask this
<0> has anyone messed around with solaris 10(x86)?
<1> Hm.
<1> Okay... Routing issue.
<1> 10.30.152.0/21 via 10.100.62.211 dev eth2 proto zebra equalize
<1> 10.100.62.208/29 dev eth2 proto kernel scope link src 10.100.62.209
<1> Now. eth2 has an eth2:2, with that subnet (10.100.62.208/29) and has eth2 with 10.100.62.48/29.
<1> If I do a ping 10.30.153.34, it uses 10.100.62.208/29 as expected, using src 10.100.62.209. If I do a traceroute, however, it uses 10.100.62.48/29, with src 10.100.62.49.
<2> isnt it because you use multipath ?
<2> (equalize)
<2> (or have i got it rong)
<1> Hm.
<3> hiya all i have a problem with my bnc acounts to connect to undernet. it says i need identd to install i already install it but same sh.. again can smeone help me pls?
<1> But... _Every_ time I do the two, it picks the route I mentioned.
<2> flush the routing cache and try again
<2> you may be surprised :)
<1> I did.
<1> And.
<1> It sends the packets via 10.100.62.211
<2> are the ping and traceroute done against the same address ?
<1> Uh.
<1> 00:01:44.264520 00:0a:5e:05:8b:40 > 00:00:ca:f5:76:4f, ethertype IPv4 (0x0800), length 52: IP 10.100.62.49 > 10.30.153.34: icmp 18: echo request seq 1
<1> 00:01:44.265630 00:14:f2:4c:ff:00 > 00:0a:5e:05:8b:40, ethertype IPv4 (0x0800), length 70: IP 10.100.62.211 > 10.100.62.49: icmp 36: time exceeded in-transit
<1> That just doesn't look right.
<2> routing loop looks like
<1> dty: Of course. :-) I may be stupid, but not _that_ stupid
<2> :)
<2> (i have been surprised most of the times and now i'm not afraid to ask)
<2> (no offence)
<1> Hm.
<2> anyhow time exeeded is because of a routing loop most of the times
<4> how can i install sendmail on my box ?
<2> try and use -I to force and exit interface, see what it does
<1> Well, it's the same interface.
<1> So it's a matter of the source address to use
<2> how did you defined the aliases, using ifconfig or iproute ?
<1> ifconfig
<5> what?
<4> how can i install sendmail on my box ?
<4> Linux melvin 2.2.20 #1 Sat Apr 20 11:45:28 EST 2002 i686 GNU/Linux
<6> Unknow```: err, that's WAY too old to put onto the undernet.
<7> Unknow``` ask the admin, who runs that very outdated box
<6> Not only that, but that date is screwed.
<8> What is the most decent open source competitor for vmware workstation?
<8> that runs on linux
<8> that is.
<4> i know that is old one :)
<6> Well, there's qemu, there's bochs, and there's ... dunno what else.
<8> bochs is pretty slow from what I've heard.
<6> They're just the ones I know of.
<8> I see.
<6> I'm leaving out Xen
<8> Thought so too.
<1> Hi, Gewp
<8> Xen is more for monitoring virtual machines from what I've read or something of the like.
<8> and It's more for entreprise-level stuff.
<8> I know qemu is very popular for its debug mode on os dev communities.
<8> Not sure how good it is for everyday use on a workstation
<9> can anyone help me setup my wireless card
<10> anybody ever have weird crackling noises when playing divx videos in vlc??
<9> no not of that sort
<10> they are real faint.. but annoying as ****
<10> plays fine in windows. not like that matters but ya know
<10> i checked on google, and most of my results were just people that have digi setups
<10> tried mplayer too, and i get no sound at all haha
<11> bah
<12> how do i stop the dhcpd server?
<10> what distro?
<13> A distro is, perhaps, one of the following: CentOS, Debian, Gentoo, LFS, Mandrake, Red Hat/Fedora, Slackware and SuSE (in alphabetical order), but can be something else too. a "Distribution"
<0> killall dhcpd ?
<10> what poop?
<12> slack 10.1
<10> hahaha
<10> sweet
<10> scatalinu: there are a number of things you can do with the dhcpd command located in /usr/sbin.. just do a quick 'man dhcpd'
<12> i don;t know
<12> how to stop:(((
<12> i didn';t find anything:(
<14> try /etc/init.d/dhcpd stop
<15> I am having problem getting connlimit to work with iptables, anyone ever had that problem before? it is a CentOS core 3
<11> !seen dreamd
<13> dreamd <penguiness@irc.op.at> was last seen on IRC in channel #linuxhelp, d h m s ago, saying: 'Happy New Year, themaxxz :)'.
<11> longword: you awake?
<16> !seen linux_terror
<13> linux_terror <~linux_ter@24.12.65.161> was last seen on IRC in channel #linuxhelp, d h m s ago, saying: 'oh thats friendly'.
<17> that guy is always asleep
<18> my status says 3 users conected , but i`m the only one ... what`s wrong ?
<18> ....
<18> no one on ...
<18> ?
<19> well. the f-word are you talking about?
<16> VALKYR: u have 3 xterms open?
<18> well ... i`m a bored child that just saw " 2:21am up 35 days, 22:13, 3 users, load average: 0.09, 0.05, 0.02" and wonders hot the f-word is this possible if i am the only one connected and with only one session
<18> MoLoot no
<18> just one ssh connection from outside
<16> VALKYR: local box?
<19> what does w report?
<18> MoLoot my gw
<18> madbovine
<18> [root@H8 root]# w
<18> 2:19am up 35 days, 22:11, 3 users, load average: 0.00, 0.01, 0.01
<18> USER TTY FROM LOGIN@ IDLE JCPU PCPU WHAT
<18> root pts/0 10.1.3.8 1:48am 0.00s 0.84s 0.06s w
<18> as i said
<16> VALKYR: possible you are logged in on a local term
<18> forgot about pasting ..
<18> so .. you got the w ?
<18> madbovine ?
<18> anyone ?
<16> VALKYR: logged in on local terms, perhaps (alt-f1, f2, etc)?
<18> MoLoot the machine has no keyboard , last reset was done without a keyboard in , so it is really unlikely
<16> VALKYR: hmm... not sure...
<18> me niether ... brought a clean netstat on it
<18> nothing clean ..
<18> killed sshd , started again
<18> still 3 users
<18> probably some ghost connexions .. but ... can`t figure out since no ghost processes
<19> try and figure out where that number comes from - may be utmp, but i'm not sure
<19> look into that
<18> good idea ... i have no idea where linux keeps that count
<19> stracing uptime, /var/run/utmp is probably it. run strings on that
<18> yap ...
<18> and i can see in there 2 other pts`s
<14> uptime is kept in /proc in a file
<19> yes but `uptime` reports more than that
<14> in /proc/uptime
<14> it also uses /proc/loadavg
<19> strace uptime 2>&1 | grep open
<14> all the info is in those 2 files or calculated from those 2 files
<18> ok ..
<18> should i paste the contents of /var/run/utmp ?
<14> why would you do that?
<20> heya peeps i need some help with dhcpclient
<20> my remote server is getting it's ip fine from the hosts dhcp server
<20> and i can ping out from the server
<20> but i can't access it from the outside world
<18> Redragon^ i have 3 sessions in there , but i only have one real connection
<6> ewww. I'm getting spammed again.
<14> everyone is always getting spammed hehe, hiya Viking667
<20> http://pastebin.com/501808
<20> thats the original dhclient.conf i found on the system
<20> when i use it i get network unreachable errors when the servers starting up
<20> really frustrating this as i'm so close to getting to work
<11> reve is probably sleeping eh?
<6> probably, yeah.
<6> hi Redragon^, TheGewp. Someone asked me if it was you that still maintained the site for the pages...
<11> my internet stuff is changin soon
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