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01:08.10murbmoien
01:49.07dank_workMorning
01:52.20TarragonMorning
01:59.52dank_workHave you seen the i386 Linux kernel DoS posted to Bugtraq last night?
02:02.19murbwhat was the subject?
02:07.28dank_work'i386 Linux kernel DoS'
02:13.08murbI've not got that yet.
02:13.32dank_workAh, okay.
02:14.55dank_workI don't have a sacrificial Linux box handy to test it out on
02:16.50murbI have plenty, but not the email.
02:18.44dank_workAh. Do you want to test it out?
02:22.20murbok.
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04:30.29highburyhell, I find just formatting a floppy is pretty effective, everything else stops, mouse keyboard, etc
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04:49.31highburyHi formi
04:49.58formimorning
05:07.49dank_workHi
05:08.44formidank
05:09.01formii found what was the problem whith X
05:09.27formibut no solution in sight
05:16.57dank_workAh. What's the problem?
05:17.34formibasically its trying to drive the monitor at odd frecuencies
05:18.01dank_workAh. It should pick up the monitor, though, and just drive it at 'normal' frequencies
05:18.07formii found out because i plugged in an old monitor, with no protection
05:18.38formiI could see the image but the monitor was wheezing like mad
05:18.54formiwhen i tried my 17" it just switched off
05:19.25formiIt should pick up the monitor, well it doesnt
05:19.26dank_workAh
05:19.37dank_workIs this a laptop?
05:19.46formiif i give it safe modelines it ignores them
05:19.47formiyes
05:19.57dank_workBring it to the next gllug, then
05:20.42formii thought just the HorizSync and  VertRefresh were enough
05:21.08dank_workIt should be. You specified the correct range?
05:21.21formii specified many ranges
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05:22.32formithat is what im running now on mandrake
05:22.41dank_workRight. And that works?
05:22.51formiflawlesly
05:23.16dank_workAnd you've got the same in FreeBSD?
05:23.17formii ported my mdk XFConfig and it missbehaves anyway
05:23.32dank_workAhhhh.......what version of XFree are you using with FreeBSD?
05:23.47formiexactly the same as in mdk
05:23.52formi4.2.1
05:25.10formithe only difference is that mdk loads the vi4l module
05:25.10dank_workHmm.
05:25.23dank_workShouldn't make a difference.
05:26.11formii used to have the same problem in previous mdk releases, where i had to use 3.3.6
05:26.26formibut it dissapered with 9.0,
05:27.25forminever managed to make it work with the trident driver, only with the vesa one
05:29.06dank_workAhh.
05:31.37formidoor bell, back in 5
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05:35.11dank_workHi Leeds
05:35.19Leedsyes!
05:35.22Leedsafternoon...
05:35.38dank_workJust got in to work?
05:36.08Leedsnot quite...
05:36.16LeedsI've been in... oh, almost an hour now
05:36.19dank_work:)
05:36.54LeedsI'll be in late though...
05:37.16Leedsmy LOTR special edition turned up this morning - they're lucky I'm not 7 hours late :-)
05:37.38dank_workThe 4-DVD set?
05:39.04highburyhow much did it cost in the end?
05:39.16Leeds22.50
05:39.20dank_workBargain.
05:39.22dank_workWhere from?
05:39.25Leedsplay.com
05:39.36highbury£38.99 in Tesco
05:39.48dank_workOoh. So, what does the 4-DVD set offer, apart from the main movie?
05:39.53Leedscareful - there are two special editions
05:40.25Leedsone has bookends and costs (RRP) 40+, the other doesn't have bookends and costs (RRP) 30+
05:40.27dank_workA 2-DVD and a 4-DVD, isn't it?
05:40.37Leedsnope...
05:40.37dank_workRight. And which did you get?
05:40.57Leeds4-DVD, without bookends.  I've already got the 2-DVD set, bought for me as a present
05:41.11dank_workCool. So is the only difference the bookends?
05:41.35Leedsthe only difference between the 4-DVD sets, AFAIK, yes
05:42.18Leedsthe 4-DVD set has 30 minutes more footage in the film (complete with score, effects, etc.), plus 4 commentaries
05:42.37Leedsplus a shit-load of making-of stuff on the other 2 DVDs - the film is now split over 2 disks!
05:43.15highburyso you are happy with play.com ?
05:43.17dank_workCool. Is it worth getting? (my only DVD player that'll connect to the TV is in my Powerbook)
05:43.56Leedshighbury: pretty much... not the quickest delivery, but they don't charge for it, so you can't really complain... they sell R1 and R2 DVDs, and they're pretty cheap
05:44.57highburyI'm waiting till they finish the series, then I'll get the 12 DVD set with matching Bookshelf!
05:45.01Leedsdank_work: if you're a LOTR geek, it's well worth it (for 22.50, not the 30 or so RRP) - if not, maybe not
05:45.05Leedshighbury: :-)
05:45.15dank_workI enjoyed the film, and the book.
05:45.29LeedsI'm looking forward to spending a day at the cinema watching all of them back-to-back - seriously...
05:45.36dank_workCurrently trying to read Silmarillion, but not getting enough time (and finding I'm too tired to concentrate on it)
05:45.54dank_workLeeds: That'd be cool. Well, with about 30 mins. break between each film
05:46.07highburyI want to see a version of Stephen Donaldson's Tales of Thomas Covenant, much more grown up than Tolkien
05:46.15Leedsdank_work: there are things in the special edition which are noticably missing from the 'theatrical' version, and the commentary sounds interesting, what I saw of it...
05:47.06dank_workDid anyone see the remake of The Time Machine?
05:48.12Leedsnope
05:48.32highburywaiting for it on free-to-view Sky
05:51.21highburyanybody here understand html styles?
05:52.49dank_workNope
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09:48.43idoruLeeds: ping?
09:48.51Leedshey! :-)
09:48.58idoruhiya.
09:49.06Leedsare you in/around London?
09:49.15idoruno, Belfast.
09:49.22Leedsah :-)
09:49.32Leedshang on... I'm sure I saw something on bash.sh the other day...
09:49.54idoruthe box is andy's
09:50.36Leedsandy?
09:50.44idoruum...
09:50.46idorucpufreak
09:50.54idoruon lots of IRC channels...
09:51.06Leeds...  dunno - I saw a link to something hosted there, but I can't remember what
09:51.14Leedsthe domain stuck in my mind :-)
09:52.10idoruyeah. he's mad for getting domains...
09:53.05LeedsI've only got a couple...
09:55.47idoru<aol>
09:56.31Leedsbut vmlinuz.org is pretty cool :-)
09:56.46idoruhehe
10:03.55Leedsmurb, you awake?
10:07.31Leedsguess not...
10:17.04dank_workFoo
10:19.14Leedsbar!
10:19.19Leedsbusy here today...
10:20.02dank_workYup
10:22.35Leedsidoru: you actually do Linux stuff?
10:34.11murbis the bind bug being activly exploited/
10:34.26murbI'm awake.
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11:05.36murbhi formi
11:05.43murbhehe, that worked well.
11:07.32Leedshi murb
11:07.46Leedshmm... didn't work that time...
11:12.52murbis an xbox worth 220 euros?
11:13.05murbI'm thinking of doing the xbox linux thing.
11:13.42murbLeeds: :)
11:13.56Leedsit's tempting...
11:14.21Leedsit'
11:14.34Leedsit's also a touch boring... it's just a strange PC...
11:15.14murbyep, and it hasn't really got enough ram
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11:23.16CyrilBhi
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11:26.34zacharyevening
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11:42.55*** topic/#gllug is GLLUG - Greater London Linux User Group, http://gllug.linux.co.uk [next meeting 7 December 2002]
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11:48.23zacharybrb, wife calling
12:29.23highburyzachary: sure, just confirm you've done so to gllugadmin mailing list, and attach the number for future reference, thanks
12:30.51zachary1730 or 1800
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13:22.32zacharywho's online?
13:23.49eye69Me,
13:26.37zacharyeye69: How's your day?
13:26.53eye69Tired.
13:28.13zacharyMaybe one day I'll have a career. Until then call me Mr. Mom.
13:28.28murbi'm still at work grrr.
13:28.56zacharyouch!
13:29.33eye69zachary: Home with the toddler?
13:29.49zacharyyes, very cranky lately
13:29.52murbzachary: and rember i'm in CET.
13:30.44zacharymurb: from what url
13:32.59murbnews.bbc
13:40.29highburynot too bad, at first glance
13:42.30murbI don't like this making it easier to convict people, and giving the CPS another try when they screw it up type stuff.
13:44.52eye69What's CPS?
13:46.53highburyCentral Prosecution Service ?
13:49.18highburyhmmm, yep it effectively gets rid of double jeapordy. I'm in two minds about it. I don't want criminals to get away with things, just cos the Criminal Justice System screws up, equally well, I don't want the wrong people convicted
13:49.47eye69It's a delicate issue
14:03.19zacharyhighbury: did you get the pm about the booking?
14:33.41highburyyep
14:33.49highburythanks
14:34.01zacharyanytime =-)
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15:03.06dankolb_Grr
15:03.09dankolbEvening
15:24.51eye69Hello dan
15:26.23dankolbHi eye69
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15:28.18eye69I'm actually going to obey my brain and go to bed, right now
15:28.38eye69How's that for self discipline?
15:28.54dankolbGood luck ;-)
15:28.57eye69G'night :)
15:29.04dankolbG'night
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16:15.53dankolbHi
16:15.56NisoDaemonHi Dan
16:16.07NisoDaemonNice to see this place is raving again ;)
16:16.12dankolbIt always is :)
16:16.24NisoDaemonLike the day after Lonix ;)
16:16.49dankolb<g> I've never been to a Lonix meeting.
16:17.07NisoDaemonThey are er different
16:17.15NisoDaemonfor different substitute pissup
16:17.38dankolb:-)
16:18.19NisoDaemonIts fun to watch though
16:18.53TarragonYes!!!
16:18.59NisoDaemonLOL
16:19.03NisoDaemonBRB
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17:57.45TarragonRight work finished for today - now to play some games :-)
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20:28.11highburyg'nite

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