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20:30.37SimonRaven@listvals rfc
20:30.41ravenbirdFactoid search of 'rfc' by value (15 of 829): mcse-exam ;; rfc1098 ;; rfc1350 ;; rfc1409 ;; rfc1421 ;; rfc1485 ;; rfc1521 ;; rfc1610 ;; rfc1773 ;; rfc2200 ;; rfc329 ;; rfc342 ;; rfc378 ;; rfc777 ;; rfc839.
20:30.49SimonRaven@mcse-exam
20:30.51ravenbirdfrom memory, mcse-exam is Chapter One: What are RFC's and how to violate them.
20:31.05SimonRaven@factinfo mcse-exam
20:31.05ravenbirdmcse-exam -- created by cafeole <cafe@comp.os.linux.advocacy> at Tue Jun 12 17:03:55 2001 (1558 days); it has been requested 2 times, last by SimonRaven, 15s ago.
20:32.33SimonRaven@rfc1830
20:32.34ravenbirdi heard rfc1830 is SMTP Service Extensions for Transmission of Large and Binary MIME Messages. G. Vaudreuil. August 1995. (Format: TXT=16555 bytes) (Status: EXPERIMENTAL)
20:32.38SimonRaven@rfc1830
20:32.50SimonRaven@rfc1830
20:32.51ravenbirdsomebody said rfc1830 was SMTP Service Extensions for Transmission of Large and Binary MIME Messages. G. Vaudreuil. August 1995. (Format: TXT=16555 bytes) (Status: EXPERIMENTAL)
20:33.09SimonRaven@listvals port
20:33.11ravenbirdFactoid search of 'port' by value (15 of 646): 64-bit operating systems ;; acidwarp ;; activex ;; cardlist ;; gtm ;; idesk ;; irongate support ;; opensources ;; opera ;; parallel printing support ;; rfc1680 ;; rfc1946 ;; rfc282 ;; system disk ;; webmin.
20:33.26SimonRaven@port 479
20:33.33SimonRaven@port479
20:33.38SimonRaven@479
20:33.43SimonRaven@listvals 479
20:33.46ravenbirdFactoid search of '479' by value (15 of 18): 139! ;; 2000!pt7 ;; 82! ;; bignum ;; firemyst ;; rfc1016 ;; rfc1191 ;; rfc1196 ;; rfc1206 ;; rfc1338 ;; rfc1575 ;; rfc1659 ;; rfc2124 ;; rfc2174 ;; rfc25.
20:33.53SimonRaven@listkeys 479
20:33.55ravenbirdFactoid search of '479' by key (2): rfc479 ;; rfc1479.
20:39.01SimonRavenou is <reply> an "ou" is a standard way to express such organizational relationship in their "dn"s.
20:39.04SimonRaven@ou is <reply> an "ou" is a standard way to express such organizational relationship in their "dn"s.
20:39.05ravenbird...but ou is already something else...
20:39.09SimonRaven@ou
20:39.10ravenbirdou are smart
20:39.15SimonRaven@no ou is <reply> an "ou" is a standard way to express such organizational relationship in their "dn"s.
20:39.16ravenbirdokay, SimonRaven
20:39.38greycat@ou is also Ohio University, not to be confused with OSU
20:39.38ravenbirdokay, greycat
20:39.54SimonRaven@openldap make test is <reply>http://www.openldap.org/faq/data/cache/345.html
20:39.55ravenbirdSimonRaven: okay
20:41.59SimonRaven@ldap ports <reply> is the LDAP SSL port number, 389 is non-SSL and is the LDAP START_TLS port number
20:42.00ravenbirdSimonRaven: okay
20:42.10SimonRaven@ldap ports
20:42.20greycat@ldap ports <reply>
20:42.21ravenbirdmethinks ldap ports <reply> is the LDAP SSL port number, 389 is non-SSL and is the LDAP START_TLS port number
20:42.28SimonRavenbeat me to it
20:42.35SimonRaven@forget ldap ports <reply>
20:42.40ravenbirdSimonRaven: i forgot ldap ports <reply>
20:42.51SimonRaven@ldap ports is <reply>636 is the LDAP SSL port number, 389 is non-SSL and is the LDAP START_TLS port number
20:42.52ravenbirdokay, SimonRaven
20:42.59SimonRaven@ldap ports
20:42.59ravenbird636 is the LDAP SSL port number, 389 is non-SSL and is the LDAP START_TLS port number
20:45.30SimonRaven@sha
20:45.50SimonRaven@sha is <reply>a slang word form earlie 80s pop-culture - as in "sha right!" or http://developer.netscape.com/docs/technote/ldap/pass_sha.html
20:45.51ravenbirdSimonRaven: okay
20:52.15SimonRaven@pam admin guide
20:52.18SimonRaven@pam admin
20:52.21SimonRaven@pam
20:52.22ravenbirdwell, pam is the Pluggable Authentication Modules.  Check http://www.us.kernel.org/pub/linux/libs/pam/ for more information.  Linux-PAM SysAdmin's Guide is at http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/libs/pam/Linux-PAM-html/pam.html
20:52.41SimonRaven@pam admin guide is see also pam
20:52.41ravenbirdSimonRaven: okay
20:52.45SimonRaven@pam admin guide
20:52.45ravenbirdsomebody said pam admin guide was see also pam
20:52.51SimonRavenhmm
20:52.59SimonRaven@no pam admin guide is see pam
20:53.00ravenbirdokay, SimonRaven
20:53.01SimonRavenhmm
20:53.04SimonRaven@pam admin guide
20:53.05ravenbirdi heard pam admin guide is see pam
20:53.19SimonRaven@no pam admin guide is <reply> also see pam
20:53.20ravenbirdSimonRaven: okay
20:53.22SimonRaven@pam admin guide
20:53.22ravenbirdalso see pam
20:53.51SimonRaven@no pam admin guide is also pam
20:53.52ravenbirdokay, SimonRaven
20:53.54SimonRaven@pam admin guide
20:53.55ravenbirdalso see pam, or pam
20:54.08SimonRaven@no pam admin guide is pam
20:54.09ravenbirdSimonRaven: okay
20:54.11SimonRaven@pam admin guide
20:54.12ravenbird[pam admin guide] pam
20:54.37SimonRaven!listkeys drxx
20:54.38dpkgFactoid search of 'drxx' by key (3): drxx ;; cmd: drxx (.*?) ;; cmd drxx (.*?).
20:54.39ubotuFactoid search of 'drxx' by key (1 shown): drxx #DEL#.
20:54.41MelianFactoid search of 'drxx' by key returned no results.
20:54.52SimonRaven!listkeys md5
20:54.53ubotuFactoid search of 'md5' by key returned no results.
20:54.53dpkgFactoid search of 'md5' by key (5): x md5 ;; win32 md5sum ;; x md5sum ;; xmd5sum ;; xmd5.
20:54.54MelianFactoid search of 'md5' by key returned no results.
20:55.08SimonRaven!literal x md5sum
20:55.08ubotuSimonRaven: I don't know, could you explain it?
20:55.08dpkgx md5sum is <reply> If you hand-edit your X configuration file, "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86" will no longer work, which is bad. To see if this is the case, "md5sum /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 | diff -sq /var/lib/xfree86/XF86Config-4.md5sum -" - if the files differ, then it won't work. To fix this, "md5sum /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 > /var/lib/xfree86/XF86Config-4.md5sum" as root, then "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86", losing any manual changes ...
20:55.17SimonRaven!literal x md5
20:55.17ubotuNot a clue, SimonRaven
20:55.17dpkgx md5 is <reply> see x md5sum
20:55.23SimonRavenah
20:55.42SimonRaven@no pam admin guide is <reply> see pam
20:55.42ravenbirdokay, SimonRaven
20:55.46SimonRaven@pam admin guide
20:55.47ravenbirdi heard pam is the Pluggable Authentication Modules.  Check http://www.us.kernel.org/pub/linux/libs/pam/ for more information.  Linux-PAM SysAdmin's Guide is at http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/libs/pam/Linux-PAM-html/pam.html
20:55.49SimonRaven:)
20:59.37SimonRaven@luma is <reply>http://luma.sf.net/ , or wido's and others' LDAP browser and admin project, based on python and QT
20:59.38ravenbirdokay, SimonRaven
21:20.06SimonRaven@pam-ldap ppolicy is <reply>http://www.padl.com/~lukeh/ns-pwd-policy.schema or https://elysium.vaixcon.net/vplone/BTUG/irc.freenode.net/ldap/Document.2004-01-06.2705/view
21:20.24SimonRaven@pam-ldap ppolicy
21:20.33SimonRaven@test2
21:20.34ravenbirdNo I'm not online anymore
21:20.43SimonRaven@pam-ldap ppolicy is <reply> http://www.padl.com/~lukeh/ns-pwd-policy.schema or https://elysium.vaixcon.net/vplone/BTUG/irc.freenode.net/ldap/Document.2004-01-06.2705/view
21:20.59greycatby the way, I have a bot now.  he's very, very simplistic....
21:21.28greycatwooledge.org/~greg/greybot.pl
21:22.17SimonRavenoh cool
21:25.54SimonRavenhmm, HEAD worked, wonder why the browser won't
21:39.42SimonRavenwget won't connect either
21:39.57greycatconnect to what?
21:48.29SimonRavenyour site
21:49.12greycatif HEAD worked, GET should work.  the only problems I'm aware of are when Linux 2.6.8+ users run into the window scaling bug.
21:49.15greycat!window scaling
21:49.16dpkgit has been said that window scaling is http://lwn.net/Articles/92727/ -> if you're having problems connecting to some sites with Linux kernels later than 2.6.7, read this.
21:49.16ubotugreycat: Bugger all, i dunno
21:49.33SimonRaven@kerberos is <reply>"The Moron's Guide to Kerberos" - http://www.isi.edu/gost/brian/security/kerberos.html or http://www.bayour.com/LDAPv3-HOWTO.html or http://web.mit.edu/kerberos/www/ or "Linux Journal - Kerberos" - http://www.superk.org/lj/Magazines/Issue68/3329.html http://www.kerberos.isi.edu/
21:49.34ravenbird...but kerberos is already something else...
21:49.38SimonRaven@kerberos
21:49.38ravenbirdwell, kerberos is a cross-platform networked security and authentication system for accessing services.  http://web.mit.edu/kerberos/www/, or not so well supported in debian, or getting better slowly in debian woody/sid
21:49.50SimonRaven@no kerberos is <reply>"The Moron's Guide to Kerberos" - http://www.isi.edu/gost/brian/security/kerberos.html or http://www.bayour.com/LDAPv3-HOWTO.html or http://web.mit.edu/kerberos/www/ or "Linux Journal - Kerberos" - http://www.superk.org/lj/Magazines/Issue68/3329.html http://www.kerberos.isi.edu/
21:49.51ravenbirdokay, SimonRaven
21:50.16SimonRavennever seen it here before... running 2.6.13 ATM
21:51.55SimonRavencat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_adv_win_scale
21:51.55SimonRaven2
21:52.06SimonRaven*shrug*
21:52.18greycatwell, I'm definitely "up", since you're seeing me :)
21:53.11SimonRaven:)
21:53.29SimonRavenok, let's try turning it off, see what happens
21:54.48SimonRavenindeed, worked with it off. what kind of OS is your httpd server running?
21:55.48SimonRavenso it looks up stuff in your bash faq. neat
21:55.52greycatit's on OpenBSD, but that's not the issue.  The issue is that my ISP's routers have that bug.
21:57.29SimonRavenah ok
22:01.28SimonRaven@ldap errors is <reply> http://simonraven.nuit.ca/docs/ldap/error_codes.shtml or http://web500gw.sourceforge.net/errors.html
22:01.29ravenbirdokay, SimonRaven
22:02.36SimonRaven@rfc1925
22:02.36ravenbirdi heard rfc1925 is The Twelve Networking Truths. R. Callon. April 1996. (Format: TXT=4294 bytes) (Status: INFORMATIONAL)
22:04.08SimonRaven@indexes is <reply> to add indexes for attributes from client requests, use 'tethereal -i eth0 -N mnt port 389 -V -l | grep "Filter:"' to see what kind of requests are made
22:04.09ravenbirdSimonRaven: okay
22:08.31SimonRaven@nss config is <reply> putting 'ldap' before 'compat' or 'files' is just very dangerous. put it after, e.g., "passwd: files ldap compat" or "passwd: files ldap" or similar
22:08.32ravenbirdokay, SimonRaven
22:09.01SimonRaven@leds
22:09.30SimonRaven@leds is <reply>leds is a Ldap EDitor - text based for ease of use, or http://sourceforge.net/projects/led/
22:09.31ravenbirdokay, SimonRaven
22:10.55SimonRaven@ldap faq is <reply> http://www.openldap.org/faq/
22:10.56ravenbirdokay, SimonRaven
22:12.26SimonRaven@ldap
22:12.26ravenbirdldap is probably Lightweight Directory Access Protocol, see http://www.openldap.org for more information. a client/server protocol for accessing a directory service. It is a lightweight version of the X.500 protocol. http://howto.aphroland.org/
22:12.44SimonRaven@ldap addressbook
22:13.23SimonRaven@ldap addressbook is <reply> ask me about rfc1777, or "O'Reilly - Building LDAP Address Book": http://www.onlamp.com/lpt/a/3310
22:13.23ravenbirdokay, SimonRaven
22:18.10SimonRaven@rfc875
22:18.11ravenbirdhmm... rfc875 is Gateways, architectures, and heffalumps. M.A. Padlipsky. Sep-01-1982. (Format: TXT=22816 bytes) (Status: UNKNOWN)
22:18.26SimonRaven@rfc1882
22:18.26ravenbirdi heard rfc1882 is The 12-Days of Technology Before Christmas. B. Hancock. December 1995. (Format: TXT=9130 bytes) (Status: INFORMATIONAL)
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22:23.16cirdanw00t. heffalumps.
22:23.21cirdanwhere's the woozles though?
22:23.38SimonRaven@listvals woozl
22:23.41ravenbirdFactoid search of 'woozl' by value returned no results.
22:23.45SimonRaven@listvals woozles
22:23.47ravenbirdFactoid search of 'woozles' by value returned no results.
22:40.55SimonRaven@all we need is <reply> radio gaga
22:40.55ravenbirdSimonRaven: I think you lost me on that one
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