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<0> themaxxz: So, yeah, it's O(m*n), where n is the number of hash collisions.
<0> themaxxz: s/for a route/for the IP/
<0> themaxxz: So, it's faster to have smaller prefixes. :-)
<0> themaxxz: Your packets get routed faster. :-)
<1> A lot of sites filter smaller routes
<2> Who's been playing with radvd ?
<1> Almost none accept routes smaller than a /24
<1> Some filter out anything smaller than a /20
<2> !radvd
<2> =(
<0> longword: Yeah. We filter anything below /23, I think.
<2> I'll ask it again: anyone played with ipv6, radvd and windows xp clients ?
<2> :(
<2> !longword
<3> i guess longword is dreamd is corrupting me, or 2001:1bd8::/32, or the font of ALL knowledge
<2> can't even ping longword =/
<4> hashing means putting 10 values e.g. in 2 columns of 5 meaning in worst case you only require 6 steps?
<0> No.
<0> Well, yeah.
<0> But it's usually much better.
<0> Say, you put 1000 values in 250 'hashes' and you only need 4 steps to get to them.
<1> Znu: IPv6? Give it five years.
<4> would using ascii mode ftp, corrupt a file in such a way it becomes so corrupted even 'file' wouldnt recognise it?
<4> wouldn't*
<5> anyone knows how to create a "domain server" for a LAN ? i mean .. instead of using a "WORKGROUP" use a "DOMAIN"
<6> Dreadfull shouldnt there be tons of documents out there on how to do that with samba?
<1> them: Certainly.
<4> well, we had an odd problem where uploading a .o file using tftp changed the output from "not stripped" to "stripped"
<4> or uploading using ascii mode ftp
<1> them: Yeah, the results will be unpredictable on a binary file
<4> of course we should have done a md5 compare to begin with
<1> them: You have to remember there aren't going to be that many end-of-line characters in there
<2> A webmaster was in a train and he hears: <td> </td>, <td> </td>
<7> hi , can i see the sent mail ? The mails i send , i want to see them , can i do that ?
<2> sent from where?
<7> from the root ..
<7> from the console ..
<2> depends
<7> on what ?
<4> bad wolf
<2> I still ponder if I should install wordpress and start blogging
<6> bah, quagga keeps telling me "no bgp network exists", wonder what i'm doing wrong
<2> that's the new zebra, right?
<6> mhm
<8> afternoon
<4> yes
<8> after all this time i got 1 question right ?
<4> yep and that was it
<8> dang
<9> pwned
<6> time to check if tethereal spits out whats (not) going on
<10> anyone know if there is linux support for the esi juli@ soundcard yet ?
<1> tojoe: Do you need TCP MD5 for your peers?
<1> desmo: http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-doc/index.php?vendor=All#matrix
<10> cheers longword I'll have a look
<1> desmo: It may be more helpful to run /sbin/lspci to find the chipset of the device
<11> He , I need some help. I have qmail running and it is checking correctly with sbl.spamhaus.org and ordbs but for some reason after that is done it is not using spam******in (called from maildroprc) to process the email. No headers are included in the email. Can some help me with this?
<1> On your own there mate.
<10> quote : Driver is begin developed now! .. oh great !!
<1> qmail doesn't support blacklists or spam******in so anything you're doing is custom
<6> longword wight now i'm playing with it inside a vmware team
<11> I have qmail+vpopmail+spam******in.
<11> I'm using rblsmtpd
<1> le: You may want to try strace -f on qmail-smtpd
<1> Or whatever's taking the connections on port 25
<11> longword: introduce that line in qmail-smtpd ? where would the outup go to ?
<1> You can either attach to a running process with strace -p
<10> longword :heres the relevant output :Multimedia audio controller: VIA Technologies Inc. VT1720/24 [Envy24PT/HT] PCI Multi-Channel Audio Controller (rev 01)
<1> Or insert it into the tcpserver line for that
<1> The -o option on strace allows you to write the output to a file
<12> hi guys, anybody added fluxbox to a centos 4.2?
<12> my prob: I had to re-install fluxbox, and now i can't add it as an option in the session login screen
<13> hi all
<13> anyone using Cherokee ?
<1> Thug: Never heard of it
<1> mart: How did you install it?
<13> longword extremely fast and flexible web server
<12> longword mart: How did you install it? <-- from source
<1> Thug: You need something faster and more flexible than Apache?
<12> don't have yum or apt packages for centos
<12> (fluxbox)
<13> longword Cherokee is faster then apache ...
<1> Thug: I can believe that, but do you have the gigabit line required to reach the limits of Apache?
<1> mart1: I see your point
<13> longword i dont mean the speed that you can browser the server, im talking about the server itself . it load the images faster and stuff, localy i mean :)
<13> longword if i check now apache pid .. are lots instead Cherokee has only one
<0> Heh.
<0> And that's a good thing?
<1> Thug: That's not a measure of anything
<12> longword: i've been editing /etc/X11/gdm/Xsession, /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc, in /etc/X11/gdm/Sessions i changed "GNOME" script by "fluxbox" script
<1> Thug: Though it may mean you have chosen not to configure Apache as much as you could
<12> and it's becoming a quit random fight :S
<1> mart: There's always ~/.xinitrc
<12> yep
<1> mart: It trumps the lot of them
<12> i've also added exec /usr/local/bin/fluxbox to ~/.xinitrc
<12> without success
<12> the login screen doesn't offer any fluxbox session
<1> Err.
<1> Oh. gdm type scenario
<12> and can't set the default as fluxbox; gnome persists
<12> you see?
<1> Sorry, missed that.
<12> yep longworld
<1> You don't fancy using runlevel 3 and running 'startx'?
<13> longword why are you saying that ?
<12> how would i do that?
<13> longword why do you mean that i might didnt configure apache as i should ?
<12> ^^^ complicated phrasing :P
<14> hey longword, want to check out my crappy little 3d rendering thing im doing in svg?
<1> mart1: Well, for immediate satisfaction, as root run '/sbin/telinit 3'
<1> Redb: I don't think so :-p
<1> Thug: I mean if you want only one process in the table and consider that to be a Good Thing, Apache can accomodate you
<12> longword ; what do you expect from running that?
<6> argh dammit, a vm can only have 3 nics attached to it
<14> fine then, quake3 it is not, but now my feelings are hurt
<12> i've been doing /usr/sbin/gdm-restart ...
<14> anyone else?
<1> mart1: It'll kill off gdm, drop you to text mode
<12> and?
<1> mart1: With the X server dead you can run 'startx' as a user and it'll definitely respect your ~/.xinitrc
<12> startx alone?
<1> tojoe: What about qemu?
<1> mart1: Yup
<12> ok...
<1> tojoe: Or VLANs on the vmware interfaces?
<12> thanks, i'll desappear!!
<12> :P
<6> longword vlans might be an option
<1> Doesn't leak like a sieve
<15> I need linux help
<15> :)
<1> Which is a nice feature for a window manager to have
<1> m0thra: We get that a lot in here for some strange reason...
<15> hmmm.. strange
<15> Hey.. do you get a lot of newbies in here too?
<15> HAHA
<1> More than our fair share
<15> So I am sure that this question is nothing for you vets
<15> I need to mount an NTFS partion (yes I am a newbie)
<1> What Linux distribution?
<15> on Debian Sarge
<1> Oh.
<1> That's gonna hurt
<15> Please be easy..
<15> HAHA
<16> dang...
<1> This isn't a job for a newbie
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