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01:09.51JAVhttp://www.cigarro.ca/comics/cc244.gif
01:13.41Leedsso I decided to be lazy... instead of reinstalling the machine, I decided to upgrade my gcc...
01:13.51Leedswhich means I have to upgrade my make... and my binutils...
01:15.04Leedsand now I'm wondering how likely I am to destroy my system by randomly upgrading binutils...
01:16.15Leedson the other hand, how sane is it to try to install a different version of binutils in a different place...
01:22.20JAVapt-get install.... O:)
01:23.31Leedswget ; tar ; configure ; make ; sudo make install :-)
01:23.51Leedsif I die now it means I killed my system...
01:24.36Leedsguess I survived that
01:25.26JAVprobabilities of break something are high with such things
01:25.56Leedsindeed, but that's the fun of it! :-)
01:26.09highburybinutils. is normally safe to update
01:27.14Leedsthe only thing I'm really scared to update live is libc
01:33.19LeedsJAV: I used the beta last week and it worked, although I had a nasty echo and delay
01:34.46JAVit looks like messenger :)
01:35.00JAVI've never used it
01:35.15Leedslooks like a typical ugly qt app to me :-)
01:35.23JAVindeed
01:36.40JAVtomorrow (near future) I'll try to use my bluetooth hands-free
01:37.54LeedsI was talking to my sister this evening (on a normal phone!) and she asked me what I thought of it... I was quite impressed - impressed that she's been using it to talk to friends abroad, and impressed that they'd made enough of an impact and made it easy enough for her to find out and use it
01:38.57JAVI've heard about it from non-tech people, yes
01:48.42JAVand the question is... is it free between computers?
01:48.56Leedsyes
01:49.44JAVgreat
01:53.03Leedsokay, installing gcc
01:55.36Leedsnow to try building 2.6.10 with the new gcc
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01:56.34Leedsmorning again mikejw
01:56.47mikejwhi Leeds =D
01:56.58mikejwI've decided to switch to plan B
01:57.04Leedsbeing?
01:57.05mikejwuse Slackware :)
01:57.12Leedsas opposed to?
01:57.16mikejwOpenBSD
01:57.21Leedsah
01:57.28mikejwuntil I get a proper modem
01:57.35Leedsah!
01:57.39mikejw:)
01:57.52mikejwthe really silly thing...
01:58.19mikejwis that the new *dedicated* router is more noisy than my workstation PC :S
01:58.31Leedshmm
01:59.19mikejwat least I'll feel more comfortable leaving it in the hands of my flatmates
01:59.37Leedsyou let your flatmates handle your box?
02:00.05mikejwwell they're going to need access at some point or another..
02:00.18Leedswhy?
02:01.09mikejwwell the main factor is that we have a "pay-as-you-go" electicity meter
02:02.07mikejwif I'm not here when the power dies the machine will need to boot into it's routing functions "on demmand" =]
02:02.38LeedsI couldn't imagine living in a place where the electricity would cut off...
02:02.50mikejwyeah it's quite weired
02:04.20mikejwI had never experimented with networking much until I moved here so it's all good =]
02:04.37mikejwLocal Area Networking that is =D
02:05.19JAVbedtime. Good night!
02:05.27LeedsJAV: g'night
02:05.29mikejwJAV: night =]
02:06.03mikejwLeeds: I finally have a naming system now
02:06.15mikejwcharacters from neverending story :)
02:06.18Leedsah!
02:06.34Leedsso is your server childlike?
02:06.54mikejwhow do you mean?
02:07.22mikejwbecause it's a kids film?
02:07.32Leedsthe empress...
02:07.41mikejwahh :)
02:08.13Leedsor is it B-thingy complicated-and-unusual-name?
02:08.26mikejwit's one of my faverate films which I saw when I was pretty young and impressionable
02:08.48Leedssure, why not... but the book was better :-)
02:08.58mikejwoh right =]
02:09.24mikejwI guess fantasy style is quite fitting as well
02:11.52Leedsheh
02:14.29mikejwdo you think it would be fairly possible to make internal SSH reachable but not from outside?
02:15.34Leedsextremely, assuming you've got multiple network interfaces
02:15.48Leedsyou just tell ssh which one(s) to run on
02:16.02mikejwah =]
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02:20.45Leedsright, time to try the new kernel... this could take a while...
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03:13.27Leedseveryone's asleep, I assume :-)
04:03.38gregjnope
04:03.42gregjwrong asumption
04:04.33Leedsah
04:05.20gregj;]
04:29.20LeedsI should really get some sleep...
04:33.05gregj;]
04:33.50LeedsI've been getting a dvb card running
04:34.20Leedswhich meant upgrading my kernel... which meant upgrading my gcc... my binutils... a bunch of other bits...
04:34.26Leedsupgrading to lvm2...
04:34.27Leedsand so on
04:34.38Leedsbut it's vaguely working now, so I can go to bed :-)
04:35.57gregj;]
04:36.24gregjI can't take that x.org building, cos mesa is trying to compile sparc32 assembler files, instead of sparc64 or generic C ones
04:36.35gregjnow I have to find where does it take such stuppid decision
04:39.19Leedswell, I've got the drivers working enough to be able to tune the card and get a video/audio stream out of it - everything else is just details :-)
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08:51.54morsingChowie is leaving :-(
09:02.48Leedsmorsing: ?
09:06.08morsingOne of my *good* colleagues
09:10.27Leedsah
09:56.48Leedszzzz
09:57.32Copemorning
09:57.45Leedszzzz
09:58.36Leedsplaying with a tv card until 0500 does not make for a productive morning
10:00.56Copedo you have company?
10:01.06Leedsunfortunately not
10:04.54Leedsbut it is warm, dark and soft... :-)
10:10.03wethrin'ello
10:10.15Leedsmorning wethrin
10:10.21morsingmorning
10:13.24wethrinWell, Jacques Brel replied straight away
10:15.04Leedsfuckers are hammering again - this may affect my 'stay in bed all day' plan
10:19.29wethrinGrr
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10:27.33Copewhat are the hammering?
10:27.40Copehi harkness
10:28.00Leedsthe hammering are in the walls
10:28.08highbury# I hear them knocking but they can't come in
10:28.15harknessHello Cope.
10:28.29Leedsactually, I think they're drilling quietly right now
10:28.57harknessLooks like a fun morning here.  I am trying to track down mce errors.  I thought it was memory, but memtest86+ thinks it is okay.
10:30.20highburymce?
10:33.01Leedssays media centre edition - i.e. the version of windows made for set-top boxes - to me, but I have been spending a lot of time reading and talking about tv-recording type things recently
10:34.05harknessmce == machine check exception - serious hardware errors, where it just waves a white flag and says I give up - often followed by a reboot or halt.
10:36.35morsinghttp://www.midlandcomputers.co.uk/default.asp?area=prodview&prodid=3695#
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10:53.02Leedsmorning SlayerXP
10:53.13SlayerXPlo
11:00.26Leedssuppose I probably should get out of bed...
11:01.51SlayerXPwhy's that?
11:02.06Leedsconvention
11:05.19wethrinYou're going to a convention?
11:06.02Leedssocial convention says that spending the day in bed is bd
11:07.32wethrinSince when were you one for social conventions?
11:07.39Leedstrue
11:13.46morsingMmm... bed
11:13.53wethrinBeer in bed
11:14.40morsingSession established with server TSMSERVER: AIX-RS/6000
11:14.44morsingMilk
11:15.06morsingAnyone run Linux on a Sparc?
11:15.43morsingNo?
11:16.30Leedsstrangely, no
11:16.36wethrinYes
11:16.41wethrinA long time ago
11:17.51morsingWhich distro?
11:18.17wethrinRedHat
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11:23.52SlayerXPI did one
11:23.53SlayerXPonce
11:24.37SlayerXPthen I realised that doorstops were equally efficient without power
11:24.45cupmorning
11:25.48cupusing gnome, is there a nice way to switch users without going command line startx? Some sort of app.
11:26.38LeedsI doubt it - only gdm would be able to do that
11:26.47morsingYes, start - then New session
11:26.58Leedsreally?
11:27.03morsingWell, start as in the thingy in the cornert
11:27.05SlayerXPhttp://lists.debian.org/debian-gtk-gnome/2003/12/msg00072.html
11:27.17SlayerXPapparently there's some gnome screensaver app that does that
11:28.13cupcheers, I'll take a look
11:28.21Leedswahay, we got spammed again
11:28.49wethrin"we"?
11:29.02Leedsgllug wiki
11:29.02SlayerXPthe royal we
11:29.30wethrinAhh
11:30.06SlayerXPquestion: is there enough information stored in the wiki to actual make it worthwhile maintinaing?
11:30.25wethrinMaybe if you contributed some.... :)
11:30.29SlayerXPthe Recent Changes page suggests not, tbh
11:30.29Leedsnot really
11:31.29SlayerXPthen don't bother with it.
11:31.52SlayerXPuse flat files and perhaps svn so you have some kind of version control
11:31.58Leedsif we took that view, we might as well just shut down the whole gllug
11:32.07SlayerXPreally?
11:32.09wethrinWhy?
11:32.15wethrinThe mailing list is alive and well, at least
11:32.19SlayerXPI hadn't noticed porn spammers anywhere else
11:32.55morsingLeeds: Why do you say that?
11:34.26Leedswell, the meetings aren't great, there's a small clique on IRC, nothing on the wiki, and the mailing list is particularly generic - almost never london-specific, and often not linux-specific
11:34.45wethrinIt's a social thing
11:34.53Leedsthen just do lonix
11:35.19SlayerXPLeeds: having porn spam on the web site in unlikely to improve any of those
11:35.24SlayerXPis
11:35.29LeedsSlayerXP: want to come to the next meeting and spread your enormous knownledge of spam?
11:35.42wethrinWon't he be in .no by then?
11:35.47SlayerXPbeats me
11:36.17SlayerXPthough our midlertidig personnummers have allegedly come through
11:36.28wethrinWith the right number of digits?
11:36.34wethrinSo you are a number now?
11:37.04LeedsSlayerXP: so there was spam there for a couple of hours - I'm cleaning it...
11:37.58SlayerXPwethrin: it would seem so
11:38.11SlayerXPLeeds: with static files, you wouldn't have to
11:38.14wethrinSo much for being a free man
11:38.19Leedsthen it wouldn't be a wiki
11:38.36SlayerXPLeeds: you catch on quickly these days :)
11:38.51Leedswe already have a website - a wiki is something different
11:39.01Leedsnot that there seems to be any demand for it
11:39.08SlayerXPmake the svn repo publically readable, then anyone wishing to submit content can simply submit a patch
11:40.00Leedsthen it wouldn't be a wiki
12:01.46wethrinThanks
12:02.03LeedsCope: it burns?  that would mean  it was useful for something, surely?
12:05.02CopeBasically I have a website with an 'email this article to a friend' bit
12:05.21Copewhich brings up a box - fill in who you are, and who wants it, plus a comment, if you wish.
12:05.42Copetrying to decide how to (if I can) prevent possible abuse of this mechanism.
12:05.56CopeNB redesigning the form etc isn't an option.
12:06.37wethrinRequire a login to the article itself :)
12:07.50Copegood idea; but I don't run the website itself, only the server on which it runs.
12:15.28wethrinOh?
12:16.06CopeThe problem was resource-based, and was most likely caused by the fact the cluster had not been failed over in 3 months, and the node had not been rebooted in 6 months.
12:16.18Copewhat a good advert for windows HA solutions.
12:16.24wethrinOh yes. Silly people
12:16.29Leedsargh
12:24.28Copeto be fair I am sure its not actually windows that is the problem; far more likely an application with a memory leak that would be fixed by a reboot, but would be better fixed by establishing what the memory leak is!
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12:26.21Leedsibot change 50 cad to gbp
12:26.29mikejwhey guys
12:26.40Leedsafternoon
12:35.24wethrinCope: Yes, but establishing memory leaks is more difficult; even more so is getting them fixed
12:57.52Copeindeed
13:04.11CopeI've never done that before.
13:05.06Copetools available: rhel 2.1 or 3.0
13:05.15Leedsargh
13:05.40Copei'm sure iptables is the same wherever!
13:06.38LeedsI'd go for the less obselete option, by default
13:10.18Leeds2.1 must be pretty damn close to eol by now surely?
13:13.34Copeanother year I think
13:14.29Leedsimpressive
13:28.35cuptry using fwbuilder tell me if it is any good
13:30.18SlayerXPredhat and all its works are obsolete
13:49.40harknessboth got the grammar slightly topsy turvey :-)
13:50.10Leedsharkness: I know that feeling very well indeed
13:51.07LeedsCope: I hear they like you too
13:51.26GeorgeI hate these fucking idiots at school who try to "fix" the printer and end up buggering it up totally
13:51.44LeedsGeorge: I hear they hate you too
13:51.50harknessThere are jobs at Red Hat in consulting and sales.
13:52.03Copearen't they the same?
13:53.28harknessLOL @ Cope. Yes and no.  I am currently on loan to one the the large merchant banks in the city.  Yes there is some sales involved, but mostly steering a sailing ship, with no anchor and no rudder in high winds.  Mostly fun and some times very scary.
13:54.58GeorgeLeeds: they break the damn plastic off when it doesn't work. stupid fucking bastards.
13:55.14CopeHello George
13:55.21Georgehi Cope
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13:55.34Copealmost a month without alcohol.
13:55.34GeorgeI hate vandals
13:55.39Georgethey all should be thrown in prison.
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13:56.03SlayerXPhttp://www.union.ic.ac.uk/medic/fitness/tracks/Nothing%20At%20All.mp3
13:56.04Copeno - that's too expensive; get them to do really shit manual labour.
13:56.05LeedsGeorge, one of life's natural Tories :-)
13:56.29GeorgeLeeds: I'm fed up of having to keep fixing the printer because they keep fucking it up
13:56.42GeorgeCope: we should reintroduce the death penalty.
13:57.07CopeAre you fed up of incompetent kids breaking the printer?
13:57.12Georgeyou mean this isn't middle engliish?!?!
13:57.18CopeDon't vote labour - they don't care!
13:57.18Georgeer. england.
13:57.28GeorgeCope: they're imbeciles.
13:57.45GeorgeCope: (the kids that is, dunno and don't care for politics)
13:57.59Leedsforget the conservatives - George, ever considered joining Veritas?
13:58.04Georgeso long as the govt doesn't stop my internet connection or start content filtering on me, I don't care
13:58.46Georgeif the tories want to win they should just say "we'll legalise file sharing"
13:58.56Copeyeah - vote kilroy silk, and forget your volume management problems.
13:59.24Leedsironically, the one thing he's firmly against is clustering...
13:59.32Georgeclustering of?
13:59.51Leedsmultiple entities coming together to form one, more powerful and resilient than the sum of the parts
14:00.27Georgeoh
14:00.34Georgemy hard disks should be coming tomorrow :)
14:00.55Copedo you even stop buying hardware?
14:01.20GeorgeCope: after my 200GB just died I've become paranoid and I'm doing a RAID-5
14:01.28SlayerXPtry doing backups instead
14:01.41Copetry buying a raid controller.
14:01.49Georgeno, they're too expensive.
14:02.01Copeand your data isn't valuable?
14:02.13Georgeit is.
14:02.19Georgebut software raid 5 does the job too
14:02.22Georgeand I have no money.
14:05.16Copehow much are your disks and monitors?
14:05.48SlayerXPa decent raid controller will set you back about 200ukp
14:06.30JAVhi
14:06.51Leedshi
14:06.56JAVSlayerXP: nice song :D
14:08.47GeorgeCope: er, a lot
14:09.50SlayerXPbudget for kit: 9675280745   budget allocated to backup: 0
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14:19.48JAVfunny news today
14:20.08JAVhttp://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2005/02/02/comunicacion/1107349377.html
14:20.22JAV(yes, I know)
14:22.43JAVseveral news agencies send that photo of a hostage (a madelman)
14:48.56wethrin'ello
14:51.41morsing2005-02-02 14:23:09 [14904] - Performing security check Ref. 21.
15:06.25CopeFeb  2 13:37:47 secret.machine.uk inetd[171]: [ID 317013 daemon.notice] kshell[6994] from 10.109.7.247 60621
15:06.50Copeanyone else care to post utterly meaningless noise into the channel?
15:07.07wethrin"£($"£()RU"((£TU()UFWJFWIFJWEHF
15:07.11Copeoooh, nice
15:07.17Copewethrin is winning
15:07.36morsingCope: slayerXP is usually very good at it!
15:07.41Leeds<PROTECTED>
15:07.42Leeds<PROTECTED>
15:11.17Copemorsing: so are you trying to emulate SlayerXP? Do you aspire to be like him?
15:11.23Cope...tea
15:11.56wethrinTEA!
15:17.00SlayerXPI'm hurt.
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15:21.29morsingSlayerXP: Why are you hurt that I want to be you?
15:22.15SlayerXPnot that, more the accusation of postin utterly meaningless noise into the channel
15:22.24SlayerXPit's not my fault some people don't know perl
15:22.26CopeI don't think SlayerXP posts rubbish - I think he posts interesting and amusing things.
15:22.34Copeusually
15:22.42wethrinAnd amusing #debian quotes
15:22.45Copeyes
15:22.49Cope3 cheers for SlayerXP
15:22.59wethrinBut he is a Debian zealot :)
15:23.04Copeindeed
15:23.12wethrinSo maybe only 2 cheers :)
15:25.08CopeSlayerXP: if I want to do a debian net install, but want base system from floppies (ie no cdrom) do I really need all 6 images in the images directory? Seems a lot when redhat only uses 2, openbsd 1.
15:25.34SlayerXPCope: do you have another unix box round?
15:25.41Copenod
15:25.44SlayerXPuse PXE
15:25.57Copethe nic isn't pxe-able
15:26.00wethrinUse Slackware and two floppies
15:26.02Copeits an old 3c509
15:26.14wethrinYou can burn a bootrom
15:26.24SlayerXPCope: you can get software PXE
15:26.32SlayerXPboots off a floppy
15:27.07Copeinteresting
15:28.38wethrinYay morsing!
15:29.11SlayerXPCope: grub certainly has a PXE option
15:31.27morsingMmm... milk
15:34.32CopeSlayerXP: yeah I've read about pxe grub
15:34.56SlayerXPpxe net installs are lovely
15:34.58Cope3 cheers for AIX
15:35.05CopeSlayerXP: yeah I've done 1 or 2
15:35.09SlayerXPespecially when you have the install packages cached in your local web cache
15:35.13Copemmm
15:35.23SlayerXPlocal web proxy, I mean
15:36.40wethrinUse OpenBSD :)
15:37.33SlayerXPCope: you bought a brand new sparc?
15:38.20morsingMmm... AIX
15:41.29Copewethrin: i know how to do openbsd
15:41.34Copethat's what I use at home
15:41.42wethrinFair enough
15:42.34SlayerXPi mock thy choice of wizened operating system
15:42.47wethrinYes, but you mock anything non-Debian
15:43.02SlayerXPthere is that
15:43.23wethrinAny anything non-AMD64/Opteron
15:43.30SlayerXPoh yes
15:44.03SlayerXPdon't forget software raid, and people who confuse writing CDs with backups
15:44.19Copeand anything non-perl
15:44.29SlayerXPno, non-perl is fine
15:44.40Copeok, and mysql
15:45.03SlayerXPthat goes without saying
15:45.17SlayerXPricer  errr reiserfs
15:45.33Copeibot ricer
15:45.59Copeit would be quite easy to model oneself on SlayerXP
15:46.27SlayerXPhttp://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Ricer
15:49.05Copei was just looking at  that!
15:49.41wethrinReiserFSv4 apparently is much better
15:49.48SlayerXPyes
15:49.56SlayerXPtrashes your data _even faster_
15:50.07SlayerXPhans reiser is an idiot
15:50.23wethrinHeh
15:50.27wethrinIdiot why?
15:50.43SlayerXPhttp://groups-beta.google.com/group/linux.kernel/messages/d99187b6cd1c1814,0c30d90d30254cbc,3d689ea608659ef9,5a2cc71bcec5df3d,a3e23a053f67894a,c074430c8b2f00e4,a6f3cbc9026af345,9d5f817545bdef04,6e60453f836d1f8d,6ff34234e83f68a2?thread_id=71b75b3534825328&mode=thread&noheader=1#doc_a3e23a053f67894a
15:51.28wethrinNo good for me, sir
15:51.35SlayerXPoh?
15:51.53wethrinOh.
15:51.55SlayerXPhttp://tm./6bv
15:51.56wethrinMaybe
15:52.07wethrintm makes shorter links too?
15:52.31SlayerXPno, they just say "short link" at the top to lull you into a false sense of hope
15:52.46wethrinPity
15:53.41JAVhttp://www.linuca.org/link/
15:53.41SlayerXPhttp://tm./7bv
15:53.44SlayerXPbetter
15:54.26JAVtm is shorter, anyway :)
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16:15.29Leedsgood!
16:15.39mz2afternoon
16:15.49Copeearly evening
16:16.04Leedsgetting to lunchtime
16:17.39mz2is there a way in openoffice to somehow automatically move cells away (like downwards for example) when i paste something onto them
16:18.37mz2i've got about 30 spreadsheet files, from which i have to paste in various bits into this single file and it's reeeally annoying to always go through and move stuff from my way (i can't use the automated report making thingie in this case)
16:32.08morsingmilk
16:32.24SlayerCEMmm... Debian
16:33.46Leedszzzz
16:37.25SlayerNTMmmmm... Debian
16:39.19SlayerCEMmm... Unixware
16:41.34Leedshey, leave Unixware out of this
16:43.24SlayerCEMmm... Xenix
16:43.45SlayerCEibot xenix
16:43.47ibotmethinks xenix is NOT that bad.. not that it's that good. or a Unix derivate by M$ aborted to focus on NT.  MS sold it to SCO who made SCO Xenix which became SCO Unix
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16:54.59SlayerNTCould someone please go to www.afdb.org, find an article, and try to mail it to a friend / themselves?
17:03.59LeedsSlayerNT: what do you want to know about it?
17:04.56Leedsit seems to have worked, although the layout of the mail is a bit funky
17:14.04SlayerNTLeeds: just does it work; which it seems to have done.
17:14.22SlayerNTlayout isn't my concern - if the email got there, I did my job.
17:14.38Leedsit worked... and if I ever get spam from that little test I'm coming after you :-)
17:15.00SlayerNTYou need a one box spam and anti-virus solution.
17:15.13Leedsooh, it's uncanny
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17:26.10mz2damned it, gnome-panel did that annoying crash-restart-crash-restart-crash-restart-... again to me
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18:50.31pawelhi guys.
18:50.43Leedshi
18:50.52pawelhow is it going?
18:51.46Leedsnot bad
18:51.48Leedsyou?
18:52.08pawelcould be better.
18:52.29Leedsproblem?
18:53.35pawelyeah, few issues. hate those moments when you've got stuck, affects you, but there is nothing what you can do about it.
18:54.21pawelyou just have to trust someone, wait and see what is going to happen.
18:57.17pawelI need a holiday.
18:57.30Leedssounds like you've got stuff on your mind...
18:59.12pawelyeah. lots of it. but without it I can't make any progress.
19:00.17pawelsometimes I would like to have a clone of myself.
19:01.37pawelbut it would be a perfect clone, without those bits on his mind that response under stress and love.
19:07.04pawelanyway, shower time.
19:07.11pawelcu later.
19:07.27Leedsseeya
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19:23.54Leedswell, my dvb seems to be working sanely
19:25.05Leedsso that makes me happy
19:39.27Leedshah, poor man's conference calling - two phones on speakerphone held next to each other :-)
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20:04.32mikejwhey all
20:05.03Leedsevening, and goodby
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21:15.28morsingHi SlayerNT
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22:01.25rdancerping6 -n rdancer.boulay.be   # 8-)) reverse records are not set yet
22:03.55stephanb???
22:11.31JAVhi
22:16.29JAVLeeds: what DVB card do you have?
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22:27.27rdancer|IPv6here we go 8-)))
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23:30.22mozratis that SlayerNT chap around?
23:30.48mozrator anyone else that is a bit handy with mail servers... specifically postfix and SASL
23:30.53mozratI have it sooo close to working
23:47.35pawel:-S
23:53.38rdancer|IPv6mozrat: (1) #postfix; (2) just ask...
23:53.53pawel</rdancer>
23:54.03mozratrdancer: (1) Did (2) Awaiting response :D
23:54.20mozratjust been playing with the files in /var/spool/postfix
23:54.37mozratI think we're having trouble connecting to the saslauthd from chroot
23:55.18TarragonI am having real trouble creating a directory. mkdosfs /dev/sda1  mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/wibble   cd /mnt/wibble   ls  . ..   mkdir ABC   ls  . .. abc     Why am I losing case sensitivity?
23:56.07stephenFAT isn't case sensitive, is it?
23:58.19TarragonHurrah !! Thank you
23:59.53rdancer|IPv6eh

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