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<0> longword: had any experience with dual core xeons?
<1> yo.
<1> anyone here used yacc/flex?
<1> trying to understand them (well really, I'm trying to understand ocamllex/ocamlyacc, but they're similar)
<2> Time I left.
<3> yeahg
<4> boo
<3> boo?
<1> boo.
<1> teach me about lex/yacc
<3> bronaugh, there once was a princess called lex, who was locked up in a tower
<1> uh huh.
<1> ... this better not involve incest.
<3> bronaugh, the prince yacc, safed her from the evil ocamllex people. the end
<3> the moral of this story ... I know nottin bout it
<1> uh huh. I figured :P
<3> well
<5> I really wish I knew how that happened. Damned computer loses video at random
<3> lose cable?
<5> might be, but wiggling the cable doesn't fix things
<5> normaly I have to play "reboot again" untill it comes up with something
<6> bron: I broke my brain on yacc a long time ago
<5> that explains so much!
<1> longword: haha
<6> The phrase 'shift reduce' still makes me shudder
<1> ahahahah
<1> ok, it seems like yacc's a big pain.
<6> Yup. lex isn't so bad
<4> /me shoots bind
<4> i need to figure out how to tell a slave it needs to accept transfers no matter what
<1> lex isn't tricky at all.
<6> Spam: Haven't found a justification for the cost of dual core yet
<6> Spam: Can't imagine it would be much different from other SMP configurations
<6> Gewp: allow-transfer { 0.0.0.0/0; }; in the options{}; section?
<7> hello, how can i update gcc version 2.95.2 19991024 (release) to at elast v 3.2 ?
<4> longword: the default in bind9 is to allow any unless specified
<6> Nothing beats an explicit option
<4> longword: and im specifically allowing this ip...but its refusing because its not authoritative
<4> zone westernlane.net/IN: refresh: non-authoritative answer from master 192.168.2.253#53
<7> anyon can help? how can i update gcc version 2.95.2 19991024 (release) to at elast v 3.2 ?
<6> Oh, you're trying to get a slave to refresh from another slave?
<4> not exactly
<6> Don't think that's legal
<4> 2.253 is the interal interface for my primary dns box
<4> basically i want this slave to be a local "backup"
<6> Thro: Upgrade to a more current Linux distribution
<6> Thro: What Linux distribution are you on?
<4> it used to work just fine
<4> it would complain but it would transfer anyway
<7> longword : openlinux
<6> Thro: Caldera OpenLinux?
<7> yes
<6> Gewp: Is it possible the master isn't loading the zone from the file due to errors?
<6> Thro: I'd suggest you install CentOS 4.2 or 3.6
<7> and from where can i get it?
<4> the master loads fine, and ixfr's every zone to its registered slave with out error
<4> oo
<4> fixed, i think
<4> add all domains to the internal view...
<0> longword: we did dual core for the possible power savings...
<0> longword: went horribly. two boxes totally dead. :-/
<0> Of course, these were clones. I'm sure had we done HP dual cores, we'd be alright.
<1> SpamapS: so far no issuse with dualcore I set up.
<6> Spam: The chips themselves do have a higher draw than most single core chips - more juice concentrated in a single socket, more stressful on the board and VRM
<8> hiya longword
<8> hiya thegewp
<6> Evening Redr
<8> hiya spamaps
<8> hiya bronaugh
<8> ugg migrations **** longword
<5> sonofabitch... did it again
<6> Sometimes you get lucky Redr
<5> eff this, I'm gonna take a nap
<8> found a rather interesting problem in gnuhh too, the new server has the latest release on it
<8> not sure how i'm going to handle it
<8> see usernames can't start with a number but some domain names do...
<6> So prefix them all
<8> i was using a mangled version of the domain
<8> could do that
<8> gotta work on adding the prefix and make sure i support any domains that are in old style :)
<8> well spent most of today setting up for migration of several domains tonight, gonna be an rsync fiest then update dns hehe
<8> oh got lartc working longword
<8> not sure why it wasn't working, cleared everything out and tried again and it works
<6> Redr: Excellent!
<8> default route is isdn with 80, 443, 25, 110, 143, 993, 995 thru sat
<6> And it does the stuff you want it to do?
<8> yup workin out nicely
<6> Marked with iptables --mark?
<8> i have my ident back on irc now and i dont have to wait for my typing during ssh sessions hehe
<8> yup
<8> with -j Mark --set-mark
<8> and some rules
<6> You should blog that or something
<8> i can see how this could easily be a very powerful tool for routing
<8> so much still to learn too, the thruput restrictions will be fun to play with at some point
<4> crap
<4> newegg is out of the ram i was gonna buy
<6> crucial.com
<6> They've got great RAM, a good site, and decent prices
<6> A little more than newegg I expect
<9> hello folks
<6> But it's good stuff and good service
<4> ive bought there before
<4> if i wasnt so tight with cash id buy there this time too
<4> i have 3 128MB PC133 dimms from there still going strong after 5-6 years
<4> been under constant load the whole time
<8> crucial is nice ram
<9> im having trouble with ident, anyone available for a few questions ?
<4> http://secure.newegg.com/NewVersion/WishList/WishShareShow.asp?ID=1888154&WishListTitle=Gewp's%20Upgrade
<4> thats what im buying with taxes
<7> longword : the gcc newer version , i can't make install on it
<7> make[1]: *** [s-output] Error 1
<7> make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/gnuworld/gcc-3.2/objdir/gcc'
<7> make: *** [install-gcc] Error 2
<9> anyone ?
<8> thegewp what was that error again?
<6> Thro: You really, really, really need a more recent Linux distribution
<6> !ident
<10> Ah, yes! See http://www.mandrakehelp.com/identd-HOWTO.html to get it running properly. Also see http://www.krnlpanic.com/tutorials/identd.php -or- See rfc1413 for dirty details
<4> Redragon^: fixed it
<8> cool
<8> cause i was getting a similar error
<8> and it seemed i needed to reload the conf because it was new entries
<4> Redragon^: basically i had to copy everythign into the internal view to transfer it, then i had to create a copy of thegoop.com with internal addresses for ns1 before the slave would accept them
<4> hmm
<4> do i need to worry about CAS latency these days?
<4> and do i need to worry about a heat spreader on unbuffered pc3200?
<8> i've never used a heat spreader
<4> heh
<4> i found the ram crucial recommended to me on newegg for $20 less
<4> im just wondering if ill see that much difference between CL2.5 and CL3
<6> TheG: Doubtful
<4> crucial it is then
<4> and from newegg even :P
<8> longword you know getpwuid and such
<8> nm found what i were lookin for
<4> oooo
<4> lian-li makes a card reader
<4> it would match my case....
<4> it would also push me over $300 :\
<4> and no XD support...no big loss there though
<1> heh.
<1> they should cost $1
<8> okay didn't figure it out hehe
<0> bronaugh: I think my dual core boxes had underpowered PSU's or something..
<8> longword is there something like getpwnam for getting defined home directory?
<1> SpamapS: ahh... yeah.
<0> bronaugh: 550W for dual-dualcore w/ 2xSATA drives...
<1> SpamapS: yeah, what I set up was single dualcore.
<0> should have been enough.
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