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00:04.47WethrinOpenBSD 3.4 is nice
00:05.16chrismilRunning RH9, will have to look at fedora. Seems to be renamed next version with slightly less hand holding. Like RH9's up2date functionality.
00:06.11WethrinG'night all
00:06.25chrismilnight Wethrin
00:07.29chrismilYes and its free for a demo account; recently had to answer a survey every two months or so.
00:07.35*** join/#gllug Leeds (~richardc@host-212-158-207-148.bulldogdsl.com)
00:08.03Clyphoxgentoo
00:08.06chrismilAnd they tell you *why* a new release is available
00:08.06Clyphox*couch*
00:08.23chrismils/ch/gh/ ??
00:08.31CopeHi Leeds :o)
00:09.00Leedsfoo!
00:09.12Clyphoxchrismil: *nod*
00:09.43Leedshow is all?
00:10.30Clyphox<- depressed/sad/poor/conscidering buhdahism
00:10.48Leedshmm...
00:11.22CopeAnyone been having DNS lookup issues?
00:11.42Leedsmy DNS is always slow :-(
00:11.50ClyphoxCope: using freeserve?
00:12.05Clyphoxfs dns went funny yesterday
00:12.21CopeI'm doing fine, on demon, but ntl friend is really struggling.
00:13.24chrismilhi Clyphox
00:14.45CopeLeeds: I'm worrying about differences between slack and everything else in terms of rc-files, init etc... since several jobs seem to be redhatified and I'm only really used to slackware.
00:15.31chrismilI'm doing fine also; friend in Oxford has connection/routing problems on NTL
00:15.41Copechrismil: Aha
00:16.20LeedsSp?
00:16.24Leedsoops...
00:16.28Copelol
00:16.33Leedsum...
00:16.38murblechrismil: that is because the internet is broken.
00:16.40Leedsyes, you're quite right
00:16.50Leedsmurble: *what* did you do this time?
00:17.03murbleLeeds: I didn't cut any undersea cable in 2 places!
00:17.14ClyphoxCope: just run something else.. its important to not be overly familiar with only one way of thinking
00:17.16murbleand read nanog
00:17.17chrismilI was sent over to #incantus earlier - there they said fibre broken in Ox
00:17.26murblechrismil: nah, undersea.
00:18.17Clyphoxgood night all..
00:18.20LeedsCope: if you are interested in being able to demonstrate professional Linux skills, it's probably a good idea to procure a Red Hat and play with it
00:18.23Leedsg'night Clyphox
00:18.27murbleTAT 14 failure
00:18.52chrismilnight
00:18.52murblehttp://www.kddiscs.co.jp/e/business/02_15.html # for the route.
00:18.58Leedsah - Liberian spam
00:20.02chrismilwell I don't see why that would affect routing between two ntl customers in Ox :(
00:20.27Copeleeds: Yeah, was wondering about that.
00:20.49murblechrismil: did they both use NTL?
00:20.53murbleif so enough has been said.
00:21.34chrismil!! One 'yes' the other says 'no' but traceroute shows ntl
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00:24.29Leedsmorning Marios_
00:26.55Marios_hey
00:27.05Marios_evening here ;)
00:27.24Marios_I am looking for a nice Linux Administration book in amazon
00:28.01CopeMarios_ - Running Linux, Matt Welsh, O'Reilly
00:28.13CopeOr maybe that's a bit old these days?
00:28.17Marios_I read that one
00:28.32Marios_I actually have it in front of me now...
00:28.41Marios_I am looking for a more advanced one
00:28.41Leedsdidn't they reissue it a year or two back?
00:28.55Marios_I have the latest edition
00:28.55LeedsMarios_: you don't need a newer one - you have the kernel source right there! :-)
00:28.56Marios_4th
00:29.05Marios_lol
00:29.47Marios_most of Linux books I have they spent time in installation etc ..I need one mostly for administration
00:30.53Marios_cope << http://www.cypak.net/mkoumides/RunningLinux.pdf
00:31.10Marios_this is the latest one
00:33.02LeedsI never read any sysadmin stuff - just made it up as I went along
00:33.39Marios_yeah maybe this is another way to do it
00:33.57Marios_anywayz...any other advanced books on Linux ?
00:36.19LeedsUnderstanding the Linux Kernel?
00:38.13Marios_got that one too
00:38.40Marios_I don't need one about kernel... I need one in general about Linux...not for beginners
00:39.41LeedsJust For Fun?
00:40.25Leedshttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0066620724/paloaltofrenchfi/102-4043598-3046526
00:41.37Marios_mostly yeah...in my free time I read computers books...
00:41.43Marios_I like collecting them
00:42.03Leedsthat was a book title :-)
00:42.23Marios_ohhh
00:42.32LeedsHence The Capitals
00:42.39Marios_sounds good book though
00:45.43Marios_oh..Leed maybe know about this....is there any good book for computer organization....PCs actually...I did SPARC organization but not for PCs
00:46.09Marios_from Programer's perspective
00:46.26Leedsyou mean architecture?
00:47.13Marios_yeah...I used the organization cause is more from the software developer's view
00:47.29Leedsso do you mean machine or OS?
00:47.36Marios_architecture I think is more like engineering point of view
00:47.41Marios_Machine
00:48.05Leedsso yeah - architecture is what you mean
00:48.14Leedsyou have heard of software engineering, right?
00:48.46Marios_of course
00:49.07Leedsso... I'm an engineer
00:49.24Marios_I mean...computer engineering point of view
00:49.31Marios_you play with the words
00:49.33Marios_;)
00:50.47Leedsthere are lots and lots of books on Amazon if you search for "computer architecture"
00:51.04Marios_I am there now...
00:51.21Marios_I was just asking for a suggestion
00:53.12highburycheck out the Sun Blueprint series, via www.sun.com, also look out for some of the white pages they published in the past, for more SPARC internals stuff
00:54.17Marios_sweet
00:54.28Marios_thanx man
00:56.15Marios_this one sounds interesting     http://tinyurl.com/wkki
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00:58.00Leedsdoesn't look bad - although it does seem to have a long sendmail section
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01:07.02Leedsin case anyone cares... that's a book called Itanium Rising... the obious sequel is of course Itanic Sinking :-)
01:07.08Leedsand on that crappy joke... bed
02:40.13resuDaedanyone up?
02:43.00resuDaedibot logs
02:43.02http://ibot.rikers.org/<channelname>/, or stats http://ibot.rikers.org/stats/<channelname>.html.gz, or ibot logs, jbot does not
02:50.25Copenn
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08:52.53ClyphoxGood morning Vietnam
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09:11.37mozratGood morning all!
09:12.27ClyphoxHiya
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09:13.12mozratI have a meeting today with a chap from IBM to discuss rolling out Lotus Notes on Linux....
09:13.17mozratshould be a good one!
09:17.08pawelsz.
09:17.41ClyphoxIBM ppl are interesting
09:18.31mozratI've not met them before.
09:18.34pawelszwhy, they have some nice girls in staff? ;-)
09:34.14JDmozrat: might be a woman
09:36.23mozratUmmm Richard -- could be short for.......
09:37.52mozratAnyway, IBM officially support RedHat and SuSE for Lotus Notes, the meeting is to discuss whether it is possible to get support for Debian
09:38.39JDmozrat: but debian is insecure
09:38.57mozratUmmm, well when we scheduled the meeting it wasn't ;-)
09:39.15mozratAnyway aren't the recent problems human related (password compromise)
09:39.36JDno idea just yet
09:39.43JDthe answers should be released today
09:41.11mozratany idea where -- it took quite a few days for debian.org to release any news on the site
09:41.57JDnot yet
09:42.10JDhttp://www.wiggy.net/debian/ is where most of the information is coming from
09:42.40mozratBad news really -- at least they are being fairly open about what happened.
09:45.34JDI don't think Debian would stand for any less
09:45.50mozratYep
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10:00.02CopeHi everyone.
10:00.07mozratHowdy
10:02.03Clyphoxmoooooo
10:03.22CopeAnyone know anything about Vcard format?  A friend has sent me a list of contacts and I want to open it; Using mutt (de rigeur)
10:03.51mozratIsn't it evil -- I think Evolution can read them though
10:03.57mozratlets have a look
10:04.48Copeyeah, I think I have seen evolution use it; but then I don't have (or want) evolution on my box!
10:05.15mozratAfter my usage of it this week I can't blame you
10:05.31Copelol! I've used it briefly and found it slow and unstable.
10:06.24mozratIt has got it's positive points (eye candy mainly) but the usability is poor in the version I'm using. Especially with LDAP lookups.
10:07.22Clyphoxhttp://rolo.sourceforge.net/
10:09.43CopeThe chap who sent me the contacts is, quote: "A die-hard mutt user for x years, and I've switched over completely! You should get it. Really."
10:11.24mozratWhat has he switched to? or am I misunderstanding
10:11.32CopeTo evo!
10:11.45mozratOh
10:12.19mozratLike I said, I don't mind evo, but it has it's failings
10:14.06CopeHe is praising its calender, contacts, interface, search facility and virtual folders.
10:17.48mozratWell I guess if you want a decent fast mail client then evo isn't the one (use mutt, pine etc) but for the other goodies Evo isn't bad. You definetely make the sacrifice in stability though
10:17.53mozrathorses for courses etc
10:21.05CopeMy biggest concern is being able to ssh into my machine from anywhere in the world and have access to my mails, and be able to send mails.
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10:23.03mozratExactly. I use evolution on the desktop with my Maildir/ and I'm going to get Mutt set up also to read the same directory
10:23.13mozratOh and I have squirrelmail setup also
10:24.32mozratCope: Need to go off to another site. Speak to you later
10:24.41Copelater :o)
10:36.05Xiaoqimorning
10:37.55CopeWoo Xiaoqi
10:41.05Xiaoqihi Cope
10:42.44pawelszeh, nice weather.
10:42.49pawelszargh.
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10:52.47Copewave
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10:58.30JDhi all
11:02.48CopeHey JD!
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12:37.46CopeHey :o)
12:55.47Clyphoxany luck with the recruitment yobs?
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13:02.47CopeA few helpful people.
13:02.55CopeGoping to whack out cv later.
13:03.03CopeHui leeds.
13:04.00Leedshey cope
13:22.29CopeCan I have them?
13:27.29highburyI'll bring them to the next meeting
13:28.41CopeCor... its a full-time job looking for a job!
13:51.55mozratCope: that's true... as is "It's easier to find a new job when you have a job" Don't make sense really"
13:52.57JensonI'm job hunting too
13:53.10Jensonwell, not right now this second, right now I'm ebaying
13:53.17Jensonthen time to start going to work
13:55.08JensonClyphox: did you get into town to do stuff with your CV on Monday?
13:55.43ClyphoxJenson: no
13:56.06JensonLeeds: where'd you get that?
13:56.15Leedsaria.co.uk (doesn't include shipping)
13:56.54Leedscomes to 68 including next day - which I don't really want, but it's their standard
13:57.52Clyphoxjob hunting = fun
13:58.04Jensoncozmonort is also job hunting
13:58.07Jensonmaybe we all are lol
13:58.55Jensongrrr, my fscking online banking doesnt seem to be working atm for some reason
14:00.55Jensoni cant buy anything for a few days, need to wait for the bank to clear card purchases from my account
14:01.42WethrinAfternoonish all
14:02.05Jensonhi Wethrin
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14:02.17WethrinI'm not jobhunting
14:02.41JensonWethrin: well, no, but you're clever
14:02.44Jensonre Clyphox
14:02.47Clyphoxirssi crashed!
14:03.14WethrinJenson: That has nothing to do with anything
14:03.33JensonClyphox: hows that happen?
14:05.17Clyphoxdunno
14:05.20Jensonright, im off, time to organize myself and go to work
14:05.21JensonBBL
14:05.34WethrinMmm. More tax refunds :)
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14:06.34WethrinOw ow ow. My brain hurts.
14:06.58pawelsz:-
14:07.01pawelsz:-)
14:07.01Clyphoxbrain hurt is bad
14:07.13WethrinCompiler lectures. Going rather fast.
14:07.15eye69This is annoying. Evolution wont do PGP-inline, but on the other hand Thunderbird doesn't do Palm syncing.
14:07.24WethrinTalking about Finite State Automatons.
14:08.29Wethrinpawelsz: Good :)
14:09.33pawelszWethrin: it's puted on one of my machines here now. ;-)
14:09.59pawelszand I take 5.2-beta to test on my laptop.
14:10.21Wethrin:)
14:16.36Leedsbah, bloody Hearnes beating me to it
14:17.26Wethrin:)
14:19.15JDeye69: PGP-inline is evil
14:19.21JDor do you mean won't read it
14:19.34JDWethrin: FSM are cool little beasts
14:19.56JDshout if you want anything explaining
14:23.29eye69JD: I would prefer to use PGP/MIME, but Outlook doesn't support that.
14:24.00JDeye69: outlook does. outleek express sees the mail as a text attachment
14:25.11eye69We're running Outlook 2000 here, and it sees it as an attachments.
14:25.13eye69-s
14:25.49eye69Also, I can't even read inline in Evolution.
14:26.20mozrateye69: I had this problem with a friend sending me encrypted mail a while ago
14:27.04mozrateye69: The problem was with the MIME headers, they read as text/plain rather than the correct encrypted heades
14:27.09mozratthe name of which escapes me now
14:27.26mozratCheck the source of the message and see what MIME format the mail has been sent in
14:27.48mozratDamn, I haven't got any to hand to compare with
14:28.17mozratOh here you are from the GLLUG mailing list
14:28.24mozratAn signed mail:
14:28.39mozratContent-Type: multipart/signed; micalg=pgp-sha1; protocol="application/pgp-signature"; boundary="NKoe5XOeduwbEQHU"Content-Disposition: inline
14:28.57mozrata plain text mail:
14:28.58JDsending mail using mutt allows outlook users ot see my mail
14:28.58mozratContent-Transfer-Encoding: 7bitContent-Type: text/plain
14:32.42pawelszFreeBSD  4.9-RELEASE FreeBSD 4.9-RELEASE #0: Mon Oct 27 17:51:09 GMT 2003     root@freebsd-stable.sentex.ca:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/GENERIC  i386
14:32.46pawelsz;-p
14:33.11pawelszanyway, i'm must must update this and create kernel.
14:34.37WethrinJD: I'm understanding the FSAs; it just gets a bit brainhurty when the lecturer goes fairly fast - they're not the easiest thing in the world to get your head around
14:35.29JDthey are only directed graphs
14:35.44JDit is when you try to write them down that hey get a bit brain hurty
14:35.48Wethrin:)
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14:36.12WethrinYep. It's manageable, after a few examples and some thought :)
14:36.15irvinedanybody know where I can get components delivered next day?
14:36.28JDmicrodirect?
14:36.55WethrinWalk to a shop.
14:37.07irvinedreputable?
14:37.18JDI've never had a problem
14:37.24Cope<PROTECTED>
14:37.39irvinedram, network card, disk.
14:38.15CopeI use Farnell, not sure if they do next day; I usually do 48 hours.
14:38.38WethrinFarnell is a full electronics supplier, though
14:38.42CopeIndeed
14:38.52Wethrinmurble didn't, though
14:38.55irvinedThe page cannot be found
14:39.01irvinedthey dont do next day for some reason.
14:39.05irvinedor at least not for me.
14:39.19Leedsirvined: aria are reasonable reliable for next day - now should be early enough
14:39.33WethrinHeh :)
14:39.44Wethrin*cough*RS*cough*
14:39.55Leedsbut yeah - walking to a shop is the safest thing...
14:40.49LeedsI know of 3 places in walking distance of work and at least two withint 5-10 minutes drive of home... living *between* two shopping areas...
14:41.41CopeI also have a shop 5 mins away from home; they sell very cheap old macs too.
14:41.56nasratCope: how old?
14:41.58CopePerfect for a rainy day.... :-P
14:42.05nasratCope: and how cheap
14:42.40Cope'Oh - a range of power pcs and predecessors - the ones that were small boxes.  Can't recall how cheap, but was looking at them yesterday.
14:43.35nasratmmm, powerpc
14:45.14CopeNice!
14:45.37WethrinYes. I also got hold of Mathematica for Mac, Student Version for a meagre £10
14:49.04gregjhi
14:49.08gregjCope: howdy
14:49.23ClyphoxWethrin: I waaanntt oonnee.. wwwaaaahh
14:50.07Copewoo gregj
14:51.36gregjhow are you
14:51.50gregjhow's baby going on
14:52.21Copegregj: I'm am a job seeker... and baby is due in less than 3 weeks!
14:52.41gregjwhat happend?
14:53.48Copecompany went bust :o(
14:54.08gregjuu
14:54.10gregji am sorry
14:54.24gregjbad moment to be so
14:56.14WethrinClyphox: I can burn you off a copy, if you want
14:57.14Clyphoxno RISC here
14:57.16Clyphox:-(
14:57.36WethrinMmmm. RISC. And CISC, sometimes :)
15:07.10WethrinMmm. HP stuff.
15:30.39WethrinRight. There will be another emergency pub meeting this Friday.
15:31.06WethrinThere will be both beer and good conversation. Therefore, none of you should have any legitimate excuse for not turning up ;-)
15:32.45nasratWethrin: can you guarantee the quality of the conversation then
15:33.17Wethrinnasrat: Yes - turn up and see :-)
15:33.44CopeWoo!
15:33.45Clyphoxthat will at least promise a certain degree of poor quality converstion
15:34.01CopeI have no beer money, but can offer conversation.
15:34.09WethrinThat's good too.
15:34.22Clyphoxno beer money either
15:34.23WethrinRising Sun, 46 Tottenham Court Road
15:34.30Wethrin(nearest tube, Goodge Street)
15:34.32Clyphoxin fact now that its meantioned..
15:34.33CopeKnow it well.
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15:38.05Wethrinnew!
15:38.24new2unixhi all.
15:38.58Leedshey
15:39.08WethrinNov 26 08:57:55 hermes kernel: NET: 1873 messages suppressed.
15:39.17WethrinHmm.....should that be any cause for concern?
15:44.47murbledepends what the messages are, if they are link problems, then maybe.
15:45.08Wethrinsending pkt_too_big (len[1456] pmtu[1400]) to self
15:45.08WethrinTCP(vsftpd:1117): Application bug, race in MSG_PEEK.
15:45.09murbleor bad tcp checksums etc which could point to a driver problem.
15:45.20WethrinUDP: bad checksum. From 218.176.253.103:32768 to 64.246.29.164:53 ulen 55
15:46.38WethrinWell...it's an RTL8201 in the machine
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15:47.27WethrinHi ftc
15:47.46ftchey
15:47.49ftchows it going
15:47.59WethrinOkay, I think.
15:48.26ftcdon't happen to know of any it support/linux/php work around london do you? =]
15:48.40ftci just arrived from australia a couple of weeks ago
15:48.50WethrinAhh. You and hundreds of other people looking :)
15:49.34Leedshey ftc
15:49.43LeedsWethrin: and half of them are Aussies...
15:49.47Wethrinftc: Come to the pub on Friday.
15:49.58Leedsftc: you a rubgy fan? :-)
15:51.08CopeHmmm... ntfs not supported in kernel... wonder if there's a module.
15:51.17LeedsCope: read-only in general
15:52.06nasratCope: http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/
15:55.04ftcwhich pub?
15:55.12ftcLeeds: na, not really =]
15:55.26Wethrin"Unable to mount root fs on 03:04" - does this mean the kernel is trying to mount /dev/hda4 as the root fs?
15:55.43Wethrinftc: Rising Sun, 46 Tottenham Court Road
15:56.32LeedsWethrin: yeah
15:56.46Wethrin(nearest tube: Goodge Street, although Tottenham Court Road and Warren Street are within walking distance)
15:57.54WethrinHmm. That really shouldn't come up during installation, then.
15:58.23Leedsyou're probably right
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16:03.07Leedsftc: for nosiness... where in .au?
16:04.15ftcbrisbane
16:05.59Leedsah - I was in Sydney a little over a year ago :-)
16:06.22WethrinGit just called me - dual AMD Opteron with 16GB RAM.
16:06.26WethrinUtter, utter bastard.
16:06.33ftcah right, just for a holiday or what?
16:06.54WethrinLeeds: Was it really such a long time ago already?
16:06.57Leedsyeah... and I've got family there
16:07.01LeedsWethrin: yeah :-(
16:07.15WethrinEeek! It feels like it was only earlier this year
16:07.26Leedsmy sister was living there at the time, and I've got aunt/uncle/various cousins around the town
16:07.43Leedsit was October/November last year
16:07.53WethrinMeep
16:08.28ftcah yeah
16:10.08Leedsit's not all bad - I'll be in Paris in 23 hours :-)
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16:52.34Wethrinhi
16:54.33Leedsho
16:55.06CopeHow do I set up a daemon that runs fetchmail every 5 mins?
16:55.21stephenfetchmail -d 300
16:57.32ftcotherwise for other stuff, most people use cron
16:57.48Copecron nog nog
16:58.03WethrinCron good
16:59.08Leedscron is good as a generic solution... and we *like* generic solutions
17:15.37Leedsdo you get the feeling he isn't a fan of bloat?
17:16.08JDbesides fetchmail is crap as a daemon
17:16.09WethrinSomehow, I do.
17:16.26Wethrins/as a daemon// ;-)
17:42.37WethrinHmm. I've got to a point that I much prefer emacs of vi(m) for anything other than quick edits
17:43.29Leedsemacs of vim?
17:43.35Leedsyou fiend!
17:43.36Wethrin*or
17:44.00LeedsI just use vim for everything... mail, news, editing, viewing, navigating source...
17:44.30WethrinPlaying Tetris?
17:45.19Leedshas been done, yes :-)
17:45.41WethrinHeh.
17:50.15Leedsoh, now I think that's rude
17:50.46WethrinWhat?
17:50.55Leedsperson appears on GLLUG list, asking for help/advice... one of the responses is "Oooh, you work at the BBC, tell us about the plan to give everything away"
17:51.30WethrinIs this a new message that I haven't received yet?
17:51.47Leedspossibly
17:52.10murbleoh dear.
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17:52.36Wethrin'lo
17:52.54Leedserev tov
17:54.02armijnheh
18:04.22WethrinHmm. I still appear to have failed to get the Gllug message you're talking about
18:04.41Jensonanyone know anything about usb digital cameras and linux
18:04.53armijnI installed Solaris 9...the first thing I did afterwards is run to sunfreeware.com to get decent toos
18:04.55armijntools
18:04.59WethrinQuite a few work, apparently
18:05.01armijnjenson: webcams?
18:05.18Jensonno digital cameras
18:05.28armijnjenson: which brand?
18:05.46JensonFujifilm
18:05.48Jensonits not mine
18:05.55Jensonits my mothers work
18:05.59armijnhmm
18:06.19Jensonit recognizing its there, adding it, but if i try to test it, it says cannot ditect dfigital camera 'bad parameters'
18:06.52armijnusing gphoto?
18:07.11Jensonwell ive configured it with control center, and gphoto doesnt like it either
18:07.12armijnjenson: which type?
18:07.24JensonA204
18:07.40armijnhttp://www.qbik.ch/usb/devices/showdev.php?id=1612
18:07.51armijnthat's the one?
18:08.51armijngphoto I have is too old...
18:08.51Jensonyeh
18:09.03armijnKDE based desktop?
18:09.07Jensonwell, its in dsc mode i'm gonna check
18:09.09Jensonyeh
18:09.14Jensonmdk9.1/KDE3.1
18:09.41Jensonoh and the driver is loaded
18:09.43armijndoes anything show up in logs? about which SCSI device it is
18:09.43Leedsarmijn: why do you insult me so?
18:09.44armijn?
18:09.54armijnleeds: I don't!
18:10.03Leeds"the first thing I did afterwards is run to sunfreeware.com to get decent toos"
18:10.07armijnleeds: I just need newer packages than on the CD
18:10.24Leedsnewer than you can download from Sun?
18:10.42Jensonwhat i need to know is the mountpoint for it
18:11.55armijnleeds: well, GNU tools...
18:12.09Leedsyes, and?
18:12.25nasr_awayhttp://wwws.sun.com/software/solaris/freeware/
18:12.33WethrinHmm. That's odd.
18:12.33new2unixhi jenson. a semi detailed howto on linux and digital cameras can be found on this list. Think it was in the month of September. http://list.ftech.net/pipermail/gllug/2003-September.txt.gz
18:12.42WethrinI got Andy's reply, but not the message he was replying to.
18:12.44Leedsthe first thing I did afterwards is run to sunfreeware.com to get decent toos
18:12.47Leedsargh
18:12.52Leedsyes, what nasr_away said :-)
18:12.52WethrinAnd it's not been procmailed to /dev/null either
18:13.47Jensonnew2unix: its alright, i'll sort the fucker, or boot into windows and d/l the drivers
18:14.13armijnleeds: yes, I need newer packages than listed on what nasr_away said
18:14.20Leedsbah
18:14.24Leedsso, tell us what?
18:14.29armijnleeds: auto*
18:14.41Jensonnow its installing xsane, it should manage to kill the scanner too then
18:14.49nasr_awayarmijn: did you look at the link I posted?
18:14.54armijnnasr_away: yes
18:15.13Leedsarmijn: ah, updated internally *this morning* to 2.58 and 1.79 :-)
18:15.32armijnheh :)
18:15.52armijnbut, I didn't know that link to be honest
18:15.53Leedswould they be new enough?
18:16.04armijnI guess :)
18:16.07Leedsarmijn: that's the project I spent two years working on - that page :-)
18:16.24armijnleeds: I wish the software would be there by default...
18:16.51armijnbut it would have to be supported then...
18:16.51WethrinLeeds: You spent 2 years writing HTML?
18:17.03Leedswe've also been working on that for years... it's not trivial - it means support issues, legal, internal political and so on
18:17.12LeedsWethrin: nah, we've got a marketing man to do that :-)
18:17.24Wethrin:)
18:17.29armijnit took him two years to teach the marketing man HTML
18:17.47armijnso he could write the page instead of Leeds having to do that
18:17.59armijnwhich would probably have cost less than 2 years ;-)
18:18.50armijnjenson: usually /dev/sda, /dev/sdb, /dev/sda1 or /dev/sdb1 (that's what I've seen)
18:19.06armijnjenson: check what's in the logs
18:22.41Jensonarmijn: ty, i seem to have mounted it now
18:23.53armijnI should go to pub in about 10 or so
18:24.02WethrinI should go home
18:24.58Jensonim gonna kill mandrake in a minute
18:31.39Jensontime to argue with windows
18:34.35JDhi
18:35.34Jensongrr, this doesnt look any eaxier
18:35.36Jensonheya JD
18:35.58armijnjenson: does it use cards to store stuff?
18:36.06armijnjenson: as in, easier to use cardreader?
18:36.34armijnI use a cardreader with my Canon...easier and eats less batteries than using it as mass storage
18:37.34murbleoh i didn't rliease any Canon cameras did mass-storage?
18:38.15armijnmurble: I think they do, never tried it
18:38.53armijnhmm, apparently not...
18:39.50murblearmijn: my camera supports p2p
18:39.57murbles/p2p/ptp/
18:40.12JensonWell, windows stayed booted for all of 5 minutes before it froze there
18:43.12armijnwell, gotta prepare in pub for three days of Linux helpdesking at a computer fair here...
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19:33.12murblehttp://www.carrel.org/dhcp-vuln.html # anyone have a macosX toy?
19:36.28nasratmurble: cheers
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20:18.49Leedshmm... weather in Paris is shit
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20:22.06Marios_hello
20:23.10murbleLeeds: why did you need to go theire to find that out?
20:23.55LeedsI'm not there yet
20:23.58Leedsevening Marios_
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20:28.23Marios_Leeds..i thought you are leaving today
20:28.54WethrinGah fuck fuckety fuck fuck fuck.
20:28.56WethrinAnd arse.
20:29.11Clyphoxyes
20:29.13ClyphoxI agree
20:29.14LeedsMarios_: tomorrow
20:29.25Wethrina) Bloody trains
20:29.34Wethrinb) Leaving box of software on train
20:29.42Wethrinc) Bloody lost property office only open until 8.
20:30.20Wethrind) Ticket office only open until 8.10, so can't phone ahead to next station, because the train was bloody delayed (hence arrive after 8.10)
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20:30.56Marios_cool
20:31.23Leedsargh
20:31.28cozmonorthello
20:32.55ClyphoxLeeds: live?!?
20:33.07Leedsno - it was at about 1300
20:33.14Clyphox:-(
20:33.33Leedscrappy little postage-stamp Realvideo stream
20:33.33Clyphox12 Concordes VS 12,000 Boing 747's
20:34.54Marios_Hello cozmonort
20:34.58Jensonhiya cozmonort
20:35.01Marios_Hello Jenson
20:35.15cozmonortMi Marios_ Jenson
20:35.33cozmonortHi*
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20:36.07Leedsbah, 747 is an ugly efficient Yankee thing
20:36.19cozmonortMarios_ what u upto
20:36.22cozmonort?
20:36.36Marios_well finishing up some work...and ready for holidays
20:36.46Marios_tomorrow is Thanksgiving !!
20:36.55cozmonortcool
20:37.44Marios_cozmonort << any news over there??
20:38.37cozmonortjust working and am planning to talk to my boss about time off and stuff, also starting to lok for new work
20:38.56WethrinSo? :-)
20:38.59Marios_ohhh why don't like your current one?
20:39.36cozmonortbored of it, also got sick of working with my boss (he can be a (&*^*$%&£)
20:39.54Marios_same here...
20:40.03cozmonortbut i do like the industry
20:40.20cozmonortso im planning to find simular work
20:40.20Marios_5 years with exactly same people everymorning
20:40.41Marios_sweet
20:41.04LeedsI've been working with some of the same people for 5 years - at two different companies... I like it :-)
20:41.11WethrinDear UK, please stop with the privatised and semi-privatised train companies. They're crap. Love, Dan.
20:41.35cozmonortJenson: hows the job hunting going for u hon
20:42.08cozmonortnone of the same people work in my office since I started
20:42.39Marios_Leeds << atually it depends on the people
20:42.51LeedsWethrin: I did tell you that when I called to complain about them pissing us around for Bletchley in the summer - the guy I got apologised and started waxing nostalgic about the olden days when everyone used to work for the same company and pulled together :-)
20:42.56LeedsMarios_: of course!
20:43.16Marios_I wasn't as lucky as you I guess ;)
20:43.24Jensoncozmonort: not really done much
20:43.43cozmonortJenson: k
20:44.25WethrinLeeds: You didn't say. But cool :)
20:44.26Marios_anywayz gotta go pick up my car from the mechanic....talk to you guys later
20:44.39cozmonortbye
20:44.40Leedsseeya
20:44.43WethrinI'll phone them early in the morning.
20:44.45Wethrinc'ya
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20:45.11WethrinIf they're reasonably intelligent (hah), it should be on its way back to Marylebone right now
20:45.26Leedsit's probably in Paris right now... or Glasgow
20:45.45Leedsor blown up...
20:45.45WethrinHeh :) Fortunately, the train was only running to Bicester North. And will run back to Marylebone from there
20:46.14WethrinTrue. Unmarked brown cardboard box...
20:46.19LeedsI hope that wasn't the *only* copy of Novell Linux Pro 10.0
20:47.50Wethrin>:-)
20:47.50WethrinWe have masters...
20:48.39Leedswhich makes you slaves?
20:50.40WethrinYes.
20:51.06cozmonortbrb
20:51.44WethrinDoes having train-related stress count as an excuse?
20:51.53Leedsyes
20:52.35WethrinGood :)
20:52.55WethrinSilly Underground - shoving us from train to train
20:54.07WethrinAnd then delayed trains. Gargh.
20:57.11WethrinI hope not.
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22:01.33stephanbJD: hi there
22:03.59JDhi
22:04.14stephanbJD: is it true that you have played with Morphix ?
22:04.20JDno
22:04.26stephanbduh :-(
22:04.30JDthey are just rumours
22:04.48JDI did not have relations with that CD
22:05.08stephanbnor did prince charles with that butler
22:05.19JDyeah but I really haven't
22:05.27JDI'm looked at knoppix once
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22:06.24stephanbah, i'm interested in the LightGUI version of morphix for old (pentium II) machines
22:06.45stephanbafaik knoppix is a full blown distro with KDE
22:07.23JDyep
22:07.31JDwell it is basically debian on a CD
22:08.13stephanbhmm
22:08.45stephanbany other distros you have tested for "old" hardware ?
22:13.29JDdebian?
22:14.28stephanbJD: well i may as well continue with morphix then, and learn to add the .deb packages that i would like
22:16.19Wethrinstephanb: Define 'old' hardware
22:16.40WethrinLinux won't run on a PDP
22:17.17Marios_how about on atari 2600 ?? ;)
22:19.20WethrinToo new :)
22:19.39Marios_hehehehe
22:19.54Clyphoxwhat makes 2600 have such a nice ring to the name?
22:20.05WethrinBecause of the 'hacker' group.
22:20.39Marios_it can be a reason
22:20.44stephanbWethrin: pentium I + 32MB ram to Pentium II + 64 or 128MB ram
22:21.06WethrinThat's not old.
22:21.24Clyphoxway too much ram and cpu cycles
22:21.29WethrinYes.
22:21.45WethrinDammit, what about the days when Real Programmers coded directly on rotating drums?
22:21.59WethrinYou kids. You have it all so easy, with your compilers, and your assemblers.
22:22.06WethrinAnd even your compiler compilers.
22:22.10stephanbBring back Alan Turing !
22:22.27WethrinIt's Da Bombe.
22:22.42stephanbBring back the code that modifies itself in machine language !
22:22.50stephenWethrin: been reading http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/real.programmers.html ?
22:22.52Wethrinstephanb: Easy to do
22:22.59WethrinHmm. Not recently :)
22:23.30stephanbBring back the boot loader on perforated tape !
22:24.07stephanbBring back the Tektronix graphic console !
22:25.42stephanbBring back the TI-59 programmable calculator !
22:26.04WethrinMmmmmmm. PPT.
22:34.15Leedshttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3060865662&category=298
22:34.23Leedsjust read the description...
22:35.06WethrinHeh :)
22:35.14WethrinIs £225 reasonable, or expensive?
22:35.31Marios_, SO RATHER THAN DIVORCE WE HAVE TO SELL THE TIVO.YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED
22:35.32Leedsreasonable-ish
22:35.40Marios_lol
22:35.57stephanbDUE TO MY WIFE WANTING TO GET SKY PLUS WHICH IS IN NO WAY AS GOOD AS THE TIVO BUT TRY TELLING MY WIFE THAT, SO RATHER THAN DIVORCE WE HAVE TO SELL THE TIVO.
22:36.16Wethrin:)
22:36.28stephanbmy name is Dr jenkins and i do tivo couple therapy as well
22:37.27stephanbLeeds: you could start an MA in psychology on ebay
22:38.03LeedsToday on Jerry Springer: "HE LOVES THE TIVO MORE THAN HE LOVES ME!"
22:38.23stephanbmwwwwoooaaaaaah ha ha ha ha ha
22:41.13stephanbLeeds: Dr Benway will now write you a prescription :
22:41.15stephanbsleep
22:41.18stephanb1x a day
22:41.25stephanbpreferably after dinner
22:42.19Jensonow my head hurts
22:42.37stephanbJenson: which part of your head ?
22:42.52Jensoni dunno, the part that hurts
22:42.53LeedsJenson: then stop banging it against the wall
22:43.08JensonLeeds: actually bankging at against the wall might be a good
22:43.09Jensonidea
22:43.46stephanbDr benway doesn't think that banging the head against hard objects would be advised
22:44.14Jensonim tired, im stressed
22:44.30stephanbLeeds: ? why, headbanging is not kosher ?
22:44.33Leedsim pei?
22:45.06stephanbJenson: 1. take the same prescritpion as Leeds
22:45.32stephanbJenson: 2. massage the back of the head, where the skull attaches to the neck
22:45.45Leedsstephanb: let's just leave it at: it concerns the permissability of taking Viagra on the Sabbath, the thoughts of Shammai and Hillel as ever, and the relevent bracha :-)  It's very Jewish... and from a Rabbi no less :-)
22:46.01stephanbmwwoooaaahahaha
22:46.10stephanbthat's better than Jerry Springer
22:46.24Clyphoxhehe
22:47.25stephanbLeeds: what is the  permissability of smoking ganja on the sabbath ? is it strictly restricted to rastafarians ?
22:47.40JensonLeeds: probably
22:47.55Leedssmoking anything on the sabbath is completely forbidden anyway
22:48.14stephanbLeeds: as long as your sleeping bag is adequate for the temperature in the room, you should be ok
22:48.20Leedsthe whole "making fire" thing pretty much counts it out
22:48.24Leedsstephanb: duvet :-)
22:48.32WethrinLeeds: Get camper van ;-)
22:48.36Leedsheh
22:49.08stephanbLeeds: if the duvet is not warm enough, try to roll it like a sleeping bag. 2. get a proper sleeping bag
22:49.28Leedsalternatively... I could get my heating fixed...
22:49.40stephanbalternatively ... i was gonna say that :-)
22:50.13stephanbLeeds: so you can't make fire on sabbath ? how did people do before central heating ?
22:50.51Leedsmake a fire before the start of the Sabbath - keep it burning.  Alternatively... live in the desert :-)
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22:51.19Leedshey irvined
22:51.55irvinedhi Leeds
22:52.33stephanbgoing to bed. bye everybody !
22:52.37Leedsnight
22:52.48stephanbLeeds: nite nite
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22:54.23irvinedhows it going?
22:54.37Wethrinnn
22:54.41WethrinOh. Missed him.
22:55.00Leedshah!
22:55.32LeedsMaplins' idea of a bargain :-)
22:55.44WethrinQue?
22:56.29Leeds?69.99 for a 120Gb hard drive...
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22:56.51WethrinThat's not bad...
22:57.24LeedsI bought one today for just under 60+shipping... 68 including next-day
22:57.44Clyphoxwow!? you have money!
22:57.46WethrinSo for £2 more you could walk into a shop and have it then&there.
22:57.53WethrinI'd say that's a bargain :-)
22:58.18Leedsthis is an e-mail from Maplins - I don't think it includes over-the0-counter
22:58.23highbury_knoppixhi, how do I mount a cdrw disk formatted on Windows on Linux?
22:58.24WethrinI think it was.
22:58.29LeedsClyphox: I have a job :-)
22:58.36WethrinThe TCR Maplins had them in the window.
22:58.51ClyphoxLeeds: got any spare ones?
22:59.13Leedshighbury_knoppix: hmm?  is it not iso9660?  maybe udf?
22:59.47LeedsClyphox: http://uk.sun.com/ojp/
22:59.56highbury_knoppixmount -t udf /dev/cdrom1 /mnt/cdrom1
23:00.58Leedsmount: IRC command not found
23:02.30highbury_knoppixhmm trying to do this on knoppix, I have 2 broken windows partitions, and I'm trying to copy data onto cdrw
23:03.05Leedsare you *still* fighting with your broken permissions?
23:03.26Leedsuh... partitions
23:03.28Marios_trying to make a usb keyring work in RH9
23:03.40Marios_did anybody try this before?
23:03.42highbury_knoppix:-) nope fixed them on my PC
23:05.27highbury_knoppixbut I had to install Windows Me on a friends PC, It had Roxio GoBack on it (Now part of Norton), and I ran acronis on it. Apparently the GoBack data format is a bit whacky, neither Acronis or Partition magic will touch it, without totally breaking it
23:05.41Leedswhat's acronis?
23:07.04highbury_knoppixAcronis make products like PowerQuest, Partitioning and Imaging software
23:07.25highbury_knoppixThey support Linux file formats, ext2, ext3 reiserfs, etc
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23:26.44pawelsz.
23:26.49WethrinStack empty
23:26.57pawelsz:-)
23:27.19pawelszwhat's up?
23:27.21pawelsz;-)
23:27.24WethrinI'm tiiiiired
23:27.35pawelszooo, why?
23:27.43Wethrinnot enough sleep
23:28.15pawelszhm, to much time with keyboard?
23:28.29pawelszs/to/too/
23:28.43WethrinAnd on trains
23:30.17pawelszlittle off topic, do u have maybe cv? ;-)
23:30.30WethrinYes. One moment...
23:30.54pawelszi want to see correctly paper.
23:32.19Wethrinhttp://eco.li/cv.pdf
23:32.45Wethrin(I have to update the website proper with that version of the CV, so it'll move from there in a few weeks time)
23:34.29WethrinG'night all
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23:42.11Marios_anybody who is not sleeping ?
23:42.43Leedsmaybe
23:43.06Marios_hehhehee
23:43.17Marios_Leeds << you sleep late
23:44.49Leedsyes
23:48.22Marios_I was looking at Solaris today....
23:48.40Marios_why they don't have kernel source open?
23:50.03murbleMarios_: because if they did we could all laugh at Leeds code!
23:50.15Leedsbecause it's a commercial product
23:50.17murble(there excuse will be that it belongs to lots of other people like SCO)
23:50.39murbleLeeds: wasn't there to have been a policy about opensourcing stuff in Sun about 5 years ago?
23:50.46Leedsthere has been some "look but don't touch" openness in the past - people didn't seem all that interested
23:50.48Leedsmurble: ?
23:51.13murbleLeeds: that is when i rember it being announced. about the time that 2.2 came out
23:51.17murblelinux kernel
23:51.25murbledon't know if that was 5 years ago actually..
23:52.01murbleno only 4
23:52.10LeedsMarios_: how it opening the code lead to Sun making more money?
23:52.40murbleLeeds: or how could opening the code help sun lose less money?
23:52.51Leedsmurble: same thing
23:52.55murbleLeeds: I know.
23:53.02Marios_lol
23:53.32Marios_it won't
23:53.57Leedsthen why do it?
23:54.05Marios_but isn't the same case with Microsoft?? that you buy an OS and you don't know what they have hidden there?
23:54.20Leedsnot really
23:54.35Marios_and now goverments are enforcing M$ to show the source code to goverments etc etc
23:54.53murbleLeeds: well i suppose the alternative is to let it sink into obscurity
23:55.28LeedsSolaris is dedicated to open standards - it's Unix!
23:56.05Leedsmurble: how so?
23:56.06Marios_yeah but still ...when you see you can't trust
23:56.13LeedsMarios_: trust me :-)
23:56.20Marios_I do trust you
23:56.25Marios_I am talking in general
23:57.23Marios_let's say if a goverment wants to have OS install in military...the absolute way to see if there is nothing fishy there , is to have to source
23:57.31Leedswe do have a source code product... you can get the source if you need it
23:57.35Marios_and of course the experts to understand it
23:57.46Marios_ohhh now ok
23:57.56LeedsI would expect the US Army has access to the source - I don't *know* - that's a guess
23:58.17Marios_yeah this is actually what I mean
23:58.49Marios_so ...where physically to they write the solaris kernel?
23:58.52Leedsthere is a lot of pushing internally to open stuff up, but the question "How does this make us money?" always has to be asked, and there genuinely are legal issues
23:59.06Marios_you are in the UK...I assume they write parts of it there
23:59.27Leedsand... remember that Sun is the single largest 'donator' of open source code in the world
23:59.42LeedsSolaris development is global
23:59.45Marios_I am not accusing Sun that is against open source...

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