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01:06.48hIs the mailing list down
01:19.41irvinedquiet in here tonight
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01:20.03irvinedhi
01:22.47wethrinHi
01:23.05wethrinHmm. That was random of 'h'. Didn't even bother staying for an answer
01:25.14wethrinFOO!
01:25.56irvinedhmm
01:26.25wethrinAre you coming on 3rd January?
01:26.42irvinedfraid not, going to colorado for 2 weeks of snow, snow and more snow.
01:26.50wethrinOooh. Shiny things, then :)
01:27.29irvinedyeah, going to go and get some new gadgets too, would like to get one of those little epia boards, the 12cmx12cm ones which are smaller than the epia M boards, but i think thats a bit too much wishful thinking
01:28.13wethrinOkay, but bear in mind import duties, etc.
01:28.24wethrin(i.e. don't bring back more than you can get away with ;-) )
01:28.29irvinedyes :)
01:28.37irvinedi was thinking 2 - max.
01:29.09wethrinAs long as you bury them nicely in your luggage
01:29.22irvinedyeah, i was thinking i could just stick them in my laptop case, ytehy wouldnt look out of place next to the soldering irons, and random bits of circuit board.
01:29.55wethrinWEAPONS! :)
01:30.08irvinedyeah what am i going to do? melt people to death?
01:30.22wethrinYou could have someone's eye out
01:30.25irvinedsolder their lungs shut?
01:30.38irvinedlol yeah i check my big bag, i just keep the pouch with me.
01:32.31irvinedtheres loads of things iw ould like to bring back actually - unfortunatly i dont think i'll be able to source a lot of it whilst im out there.
01:33.37wethrin:-/
01:34.04irvinedshould be able to manage a new snowboard though :)
01:34.14wethrinExcellent :)
01:36.00irvinedright - bed time
01:36.01irvinednight.
01:36.17wethrinnn
01:36.21wethrinBedtime for me too
01:36.23wethring'night all
02:01.05Cope_Boo?
02:04.26new2unixBah
02:04.40new2unixlil William keeping you up?
02:28.39Cope_nod
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09:26.21JDhi all
10:04.49highburyhi
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11:21.51evangineermoin
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11:48.25zacharymoin
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11:52.21Copemoin
11:52.59cupisGood day.
11:53.51wethrinMorning
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12:03.54Copehow much?
12:04.11wethrinIt's about 25MB or so
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12:07.58evangineerDidn't look at precise figures, 3% of a 3GB partition.
12:08.32evangineerThe house moves that emacs is a viral parasite on the body of Unix!
12:08.32wethrinBut emacs is lovely :)
12:09.07wethrinFFS. What's the matter with calkins.freenode?
12:09.29Copebut sash lives on it
12:10.18wethrin:)
12:10.52evangineerActually Xemacs.
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12:25.22Copelo irvined_
12:25.59CopeBehold: a JD
12:26.26JDwhere?
12:30.14Copehmmm - buffer underrun problem.
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12:37.12CopeHmm... buffer dying again....
12:37.24CopeBAH
12:37.31CopeThat's 3 cds I've wasted.
12:37.48wethrinBurn at a slower speed
12:38.11CopeIts burning at speed 8 atm
12:38.22wethrinTry at speed 6
12:38.25CopeAnd died that time at 68M
12:38.37wethrinHmmmmmmm.......
12:41.01CopeSense Code: 0x0C Qual 0x09 (write error - loss of streaming) Fru 0x0
12:41.43Copecdrecord.mmap: The current problem looks like a buffer underrun.
12:42.09Cope(which it did, as the buffer stayed at 90%+ for a bit, then started dropping before it died)
12:43.48Copeevangineer: I would burn these under windows if I could get the images there; but I can only mount the windows partition ro
12:43.59wethrinHmmmm......is there a problem with the ISO file?
12:44.23evangineerwethrin: that's what I was thinking, md5sums?
12:46.57CopeIt is now pitch black and freezing cold.
12:54.12wethrinNo. Sun's still there.
12:54.14wethrinI can ping it
12:54.54evangineer:)
13:03.55Copelooks promising!!
13:05.37CopeYep.. that worked. Right, lets try with 2 more.
13:06.25wethrinhacky burn?
13:19.11Copewethrin: yeah, copied iso from ext2 to ntfs from within windows and burned it there.
13:19.16CopeBur it worked.
13:20.02wethrin:)
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13:22.31CopeHi sash
13:22.47sashHello Cope. How're you?
13:23.03CopeOk thanks, sash.
13:33.09resuDaedcan someone recommend a form of unix that can be installed on a headless box with a floppy over a serial line?
13:33.31resuDaedCope : you got a copy of solaris for x86?
13:34.49CoperesuDaed: Yeah
13:35.37resuDaedCope : could you possibly do me a copy? (I havn't got a card to pay for the download)
13:36.10CoperesuDaed: Yes, but its now free for download.
13:36.12wethrinThe download is free
13:36.35resuDaedis it opensource yet?
13:37.23wethrinHell no :)
13:39.09resuDaedcan solaris be installed over NFS?
13:39.28wethrinNot sure.
13:39.42wethrinPCs aren't designed to have things installed over serial link
13:40.02sash)
13:40.49resuDaedI know, but screens and keyboards are space consuming, and decent h/w is expensive
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13:46.04wethrinIt's expensive because it's worth it :)
13:46.17wethrinIt's good to have at least 1 keyboard/monitor that you can move around
13:46.53JDtakes up all of  my desk
13:47.12wethrinMmmmm. VT320
13:47.22wethrinI've got various monitors up in the loft
13:47.34JDwell I',m not ussing the vt320 yet
13:47.44JDbut both my monitors are 19"
13:47.48JDwhich is slightly annoying
13:47.54wethrinAhh. Yes.
13:47.56JDesp as I can;t use the sun on my intel box
13:48.14wethrinGet an adapter?
13:48.40JDhmm I could do
13:48.44wethrinWell, you won't be able to install anything via serial link on a PC, unless you have a BIOS which supports console redirection
13:48.48JDoh have I seen one of those? I don't think I have
13:49.15wethrinHeh
13:50.07evangineerI have a single keyboard/monitor/mouse hooked up to 3 machines via a KVM switch
13:50.50wethrinOn a Sunday?
13:52.21CopeHmmm... solaris won't coexist on a disk with a linux partition
13:52.26wethrinNo?
13:52.32CopeNo
13:52.39wethrinHum. I have a separate disk to install it into
13:53.11wethrinExternally swappable hard drives ++
13:53.27wethrinRight. It's time for the RI Christmas Lectures
13:53.32CopeOooh!
13:53.35CopeI love those!
13:53.50wethrinBack later
14:07.09resuDaedanyone suggest something simple to test a serial cable for nullness?
14:07.20resuDaednullmodemness I mean
14:56.49wethrinresuDaed: Ohmmeter
15:06.18wethrinHahha! That's what I should be doing :)
15:06.44CopeWhat? Installing solaris 9 on an old hdd you found under your bed?
15:13.54wethrinRemove the last part of the sentence :)
15:32.51CopeAh!
15:33.03CopeWell, I'm making progress.
15:33.14wethrin:)
15:33.17CopeBase system installed, X working, installing rest of the stuff,
15:33.35CopeMaybe even networking ok, as I didn't get an error.
15:34.15CopeAll that can go wrong now is the down to the flakiness of the hdd.
15:34.15wethrin:)
15:34.50wethrin:)
15:34.56wethrinIt makes sense ;-)
15:35.46wethrinHmmmm. This machine is supposed to be on a 1Mbit connection. Yes I'm only getting 46KB/sec download speed
15:36.07Copeyeah I got 56k last night
15:37.17CopeI wonder what stuff it comes with...
15:37.30CopeMust have a compiler, surely.
15:38.08wethrinHeh.
15:38.10wethrinYeahright. :)
15:43.44CopeOooh 25% of cd 1 from 2
15:46.43CopeOooh! cd 1 finished.
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15:54.19Marios_Hello
15:55.43CopeHello
15:55.46wethrin'lo, person in the UK
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15:56.46CopeHello stephen
15:59.26murbleMarios is in the uk?
15:59.36murblelooks like i had a lucky escape!
15:59.41wethrin:)
16:00.48CopeHi murble!
16:01.38wethrinTalk on?
16:03.13Marios_yeah I am in London now
16:03.30wethrinComiserations
16:04.12wethrinVinyls rock
16:04.19CopeBut then my turntable is about 3000 worth
16:04.58CopeLinn LP12, Upgraded, Rega arm, MC cartridge on Townshend Seizmic Sink.
16:05.30CopeAbout all I have to show for my time in the hifi industry.
16:07.07wethrinMarios_: You will be at the pub on Saturday, won't you?
16:07.17CopeOooh... 50% of 2nd cd now.
16:17.15CopeHi nasrat
16:20.48Marios_wethrin << unfortunately not
16:20.57Marios_I am leaving tomorrow morning for Brussels
16:21.10Marios_and I will come back in London on Jan 4th
16:21.58wethrinBah. UKpub is much better!
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16:22.04Marios_I know..
16:22.05wethrinCome back a day earlier!
16:22.35Marios_well I booked the tickets 2 months ago
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16:22.38Copestarting DHCP on primary interface elx0
16:22.38Marios_I didn't know about a pub meeting on Sat 3rd
16:22.55wethrinIt's been in the topic for some time
16:22.56wethrinSince December 7th
16:23.28Marios_well I booked the tickets beginning of Jan
16:23.28Marios_sorry
16:23.28Marios_beginning of November
16:25.54wethrinHow long will you be staying in London for, then?
16:27.01Marios_I am here since 25th
16:27.01wethrinYes...
16:27.20Marios_and I am coming back on Jan 4th ...then leaving for US on Jan 6th
16:27.20wethrinRight
16:28.27Marios_not many days but it was enough  vacations
16:29.25wethrinAh well. Maybe next time you're back in London, you can come to a Gllug thing :)
16:30.13CopeWoo!!
16:30.22CopeSolaris 9 is up!
16:30.40wethrinw00t
16:32.30CopeThis is a timewarp!
16:32.33CopeCDE!
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16:34.06CopeWoo sash
16:34.33wethrin:)
16:36.27CopeSo... need to sort out dns but apart from that all is fine.
16:36.31sashHello again.
16:41.54evangineerre
16:48.07wethrinThey're still going, I think.
16:48.18wethrinBut doing more workstation-y cards, rather than gaming cards
16:48.35wethrinevangineer: Will you be at the pub on Saturday?
16:48.52evangineerAt Maplin's the only thing they had was Nvidia GeForce cards
16:50.41evangineerwethrin: haven't made my mind up yet, there's nothing to stop my going though besides sloth or absent-mindedness.
16:51.40wethrinSo come :)
16:52.47evangineerAlright, you persuaded me!
16:54.19evangineerAre the details posted anywhere?
16:54.40evangineerWhat happened Cope?
16:56.35wethrin/topic
16:56.54wethrinErm. They will appear on the mailing list in time :)
16:57.08wethrinPillars of Hercules; 5pm
16:57.48evangineerWhereabouts is that then?
16:59.03wethrinGreek Street, Soho.
16:59.08wethrinBehind Foyles Bookstore
16:59.16wethrinCoffee! biab
17:00.07evangineerI won't have any difficulty finding it then!
17:04.18Copeevangineer: Every time I try to come to the pub, Real Life (TM) interrupts.
17:06.17evangineerYeah, well life is what happens while you're making other plans, Cope
17:09.53evangineerThe upside of being made redundant, is that I've gone beyond playing with Linux, to being a committed user of it on the desktop and running my own server/gateway/router on it.
17:10.54evangineerThis is from someone who spent an IT career of over a decade working with Microsoft platforms.
17:12.12evangineerAnyway, that has nothing to do with going to the pub!
17:12.52CopeI'm trying to decide between a nap and learning how to sort out name resolving in solaris.
17:13.28evangineerYou have a newborn, a nap must be the right thing to do.
17:13.52CopeHmm... yes, but I can't browse the web; name resolving is cruicial.
17:15.06evangineerObviously, browsing comes before sleeping in one's set of priorities. ;-)
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17:29.14wethrinCope: look at /etc/nsswitch.conf
17:29.19wethrinAnd also /etc/resolv.conf
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17:54.53evangineerwethrin: I haven't got round to upgrading SA myself, what's wrong with it?
17:56.06wethrinI have a gut feeling that it's let more spam through than 2.60 did
17:56.30evangineerThey've not done something stupid like breaking the Bayesian filtering have they?
17:58.00evangineerIs there anything in the release notes that might indicate what changes they have made under the hood?
17:58.36evangineerI noticed with 2.60, there were some changes that didn't affect me but might have broken other people's setup.
18:05.03wethrinI wasn't using Bayesian filtering
18:07.04evangineerDoes that meant that the heuristics have gotten worse or is something else going wrong?
18:07.35evangineerIs it still catching some spam?
18:09.27wethrinOh yes.
18:09.45wethrinThey might have mildly misjudged the ruleset, though :)
18:09.54wethrinI'm holding out until 2.62 :)
18:10.43evangineerI think I'll do the same.
18:12.40evangineer2.60 had a much longer release cycle than 2.61, that probably made a big difference in the robustness of the respective rulesets.
18:17.58wethrinWell, 2.6 was a major release, wasn't it? They put in Bayesian filtering. Or was that 2.5?
18:18.40evangineerIt was 2.60 that included Bayesian.
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18:25.38wethrinHmm. Maybe they're slacking on their rules because they expect everyone to be using Bayes? :)
18:26.17evangineerThat was a thought floating around in my head!
18:27.00evangineerI use Bayes and it's the dog's b****** after a bit of training!
18:29.47evangineerRules and Bayes is a killer combo, it would be a shame if SA lost it's edge through overdependence on one over the other.
18:34.12wethrinYeah.
18:34.49wethrinBut it needs about 1000 emails before it switches into Bayesian mode
18:38.28evangineerI used sa-learn to train it on incorrectly filtered mail, don't know if that makes a difference on how long it takes to turn on.
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18:44.32wethrinProbably :)
18:52.59wethrin:)
18:56.12evangineerI don't grok find's syntax.  How do I find all files under /etc and it's subdirectories with a .new suffix
18:58.29wethrinfind /etc -name *.new
18:58.32wethrin(IIRC)
18:58.47wethrinAlthough sometimes you can miss off the -name, depending on the current lunar cycle
19:02.23evangineerHmm - on my machine it needs single quote marks around '*.new'.  Thanks!
19:06.27wethrinOh yes. That's also feels like it's dependent on lunar phase.
19:06.42wethrinFood!
19:06.47CopeBeer!
19:06.53wethrinFOOD!
19:06.56wethrinBack soon
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19:35.36jason_ukfsnhi all
19:36.04evangineerHey there!
19:48.00CopeHi jason
19:52.59jason_ukfsnhi Cope
19:55.37wethrin:)
20:25.30evangineerNot so fast replies the laptop!
20:27.19evangineerHmmph! - I can't bring up any xterms in XFce4
20:30.33evangineerI was missing the utempter package.  Works now.
20:32.28wethrin:)
20:38.29evangineerTalking about xfce, slack9.1 ship with 3.99, I've just upgraded it to 4.0.2 on the laptop in question.
20:48.52evangineerGkrellM discloses user's email passwords to local users. http://www.securitytracker.com/alerts/2003/Dec/1008564.html.  If you have sensible permissions, this shouldn't be an issue.
20:50.01wethrinAnd if you don't use GkrellM, it's even less of an issue :)
20:50.34zacharyBetter yet, If it is not installed!
20:50.40wethrinYep
20:51.39evangineerI don't use the beast myself, but it seems very popular!
20:51.52zacharyMy son has been fussing all weekend. I feel like I've had the life sucked from me!
20:51.59wethrinWhat izzit, anyway?
20:52.08wethrinzachary: You will need beer on Saturday
20:52.16wethrin(*cough*announcement*cough*)
20:53.17evangineerwethrin: It's a bit of desktop eye candy that provides lots of widgets for monitoring things like email, network activity, disk usage and so forth.
20:53.42wethrinAh right
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21:59.48stephanbhi everybody, anybody here is a king of dual boot (with winnt/2k) ?
22:03.09wethrinInstall Windows first, then Linux
22:04.53stephanbwethrin: oh, hem, i have done many dual boot installs. in this case i'm installing linux on a win98/win2k dual boot machine
22:05.23stephanbwin2k apparently installed the win2k bootloader on the win98 partition
22:05.51stephanbi though i could copy the files to the win2k partition and grub would boot
22:05.56stephanbbut it doesnt.
22:07.00stephanbi suspect i have to copy the 1st partition as well, as i doubt that grub can execute ntldr directly
22:13.24stephanbsorry it's muddy windoze boot process
22:15.44wethrinI'm sure it's doable
22:17.31stephanboh yes i *know* it's doable, i just wonder if win2k *can* boot from *any* partition, just with the nldr, boot.ini, etc... files or whether it needs something in the bootsector of that partition
22:22.13stephanbwethrin: on another note, did you watch "grumpy old men" xmas special ?
22:26.53wethrinNo, I didn't
22:34.11wethrinWas it any good?
22:35.12stephanbwell, i agree with what they say, so it's comforting for me
22:46.33wethrinWhat did they say?
22:46.42wethrin(chances are, I'd probably have agreed too)
23:13.40stephanbim off... zzzz
23:15.05resuDaedis it possible to easily load a kernel/initrd over dhcp/tftp?
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23:19.22wethrinHmmm.......network booting
23:19.43wethrinPossible, yes. Easy, not very. You need patience.
23:19.48resuDaedwethrin : yeah :-) I am wanting just to run kernel & initrd for now
23:20.05resuDaednot bothered about rest of filesystem/nfs for time being
23:20.38resuDaed(am hooking up mini-itx to tv and fiddleing with big widescreen)
23:21.28wethrinYou'll need to look at Etherboot oto
23:21.37resuDaedoto?
23:21.38wethrin*too
23:21.42resuDaedahh :-)
23:21.50wethrinI cna't tpye
23:22.02resuDaedthe NIC already does the fancy PXE stuff -- and finds my dhcp
23:22.18resuDaedjust wondering how easy it is from there to load the kernel & initrd and boot
23:22.19wethrinCool
23:22.28wethrinProbably easier under NetBSD ;-)
23:22.57resuDaedyeah, but I'm neglecting my linux atm
23:23.17wethrinSo? >:-)
23:23.51resuDaedI have kernel & initrd already built, just can't find a well written howto on the next bit
23:24.25wethrin.oO(that sounds familiar)
23:24.39resuDaed:-)
23:40.59irvinedresuDaed, fairly easy in general
23:41.07irvinedresuDaed, all you need is a tftpserver
23:41.24irvinedhave a look at pxelinux its part of the syslinux package
23:41.58irvinedhttp://galleries.googirls.com/03DEC/203.php?rid=gg1111
23:42.02irvinederm no,
23:42.10irvinedlol, not the link i had in mind.
23:42.21irvinedyou've got to love webstats.
23:42.35irvinedhttp://syslinux.zytor.com/pxe.php
23:42.40irvinedthat details all the pxe stuff.
23:43.39wethrinHmm........is that what you've been looking at recently? ;-)
23:44.08irvinedwhich brings me to my next question..
23:45.44irvinedi keep getting lots of wierd stuffin my apache logs, mainly porno links, compatible; MSIE 5.01; Windows NT 5.0)"
23:45.44irvined66.250.131.50 - - [27/Dec/2003:11:17:47 +0000] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 3962 "http://www.casual-sex-dating.info/" "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.01; Windows NT 5.0)"
23:46.08irvinedand various porn sites, im assuming its for advertising or something, but its buggering up some of my customers log files.
23:47.00irvinedand im trying to sort it out, but im not sure what they are trying to do.
23:49.07irvinedi also need to filter out anything porn related from my logs so that google doesnt pick them up.
23:49.37wethrinYou're hosting porn sites?
23:50.23irvinedresuDaed, anyway, all you need to do, is set a few flags in dhcpd.conf make sure that you have the kernel image you want to boot and the initrd in your /tftpboot directory
23:51.37irvinedwethrin, i do actually, well i host the backend processing site for access and billing, i used to have the piccies too but they have a colo box now because storage/data needs where more than i could realistically provide.
23:52.22wethrin:)
23:52.43wethrinwww.casual-sex-dating.info has address 69.31.85.14
23:52.48wethrinIs that one of your IP addresses?
23:53.00irvinedno.
23:53.03wethrinOh
23:53.48irvinedbut they keep showing up in my logs and stuff, a la http://www.irvined.co.uk/awstats/awstats.pl
23:55.17irvinedas do googirls.com
23:55.45irvinedim assuming its just a load of bots which get random sites and have that url as the referrer.
23:56.12wethrinHmm.....point, what's the format of the logs?
23:56.31wethrinIs www.casual-sex-dating.info the site they're trying to access?
23:56.36wethrinOr where they're referred from?
23:56.41irvinedapache combined.
23:57.31irvinedwhere they are referred from - its ip, date, url, blah, blah referrer, browser.
23:57.46wethrinAhhhhh okay.
23:58.16irvinedim going to pipe it through my new patented dirty word finder and replace anything daft with something a bit more family friendly or something.
23:59.27irvinedone of my customers wants to keep track of who is referring most of their web site data (via advertising) and up until recently they jus tlooked at the top of awstats and they could see which ones where most effective, but its choked with crud now.
23:59.40wethrin:)

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