IRC log for #gllug on 20070525

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06:50.07serrismorning all
06:58.35clive-hmorning
06:58.44serrisHow's it going?
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07:25.45serrishi sabinef72
07:25.49sabinef72morning all
07:26.13serrishow's it going?
07:26.23sabinef72I'm ok and you ?
07:26.44serrisOk I guess. Someone broke into my house last night
07:26.58sabinef72oh my god
07:27.11sabinef72did he stole a lot of things ?
07:27.16serrisNot really
07:27.20serrisHe was rather retarded
07:27.34sabinef72lucky
07:27.42sabinef72so you went to the police this morning ?
07:27.44serrisStole 2 bags with uhm my sons diapers and babyclothes in 'em, my wife's phone was in it, my wife's £700 digital SLR
07:28.11serrisThe only problem with the digital SLR is that it was 2 feet from her head while she was sleeping with the baby
07:28.21serrisOh and my booze got stollen
07:28.29serrisUnopened bottle of whisky and a bottle of beer
07:28.48sabinef72that's amazing
07:28.50serrisWell it was a Newcastle Brown Ale
07:28.54serris: (
07:29.04serrishaha
07:29.17serrisYeah the police just left. Took them 2 hours to come out
07:29.28bilarhhow did they break in?
07:29.29serrisOh and some of my loose change
07:29.34serrisBack door was unlocked
07:29.39bilarhah right
07:29.44serrisBut the window was open next to it cause of the house being way too hot
07:29.49serrisso it would've been no effort to climb in
07:29.59bilarhyou live in london?
07:30.34serrisBut the dumb thing is that we have a laptop, 2 LCDs, 1 CRT, 3 computers out on display, we have a TV just 2 feet from the door with a XBOX, a freeview box and an n64
07:30.52serrisyet he goes for a £5 pay as you go phone and a camera he'll probs make £20 if that down the local pub
07:30.53bilarhmaybe they didnt' wanna hang around in case your wife woke up :-)
07:30.55serrisAnd yes, around hounslow
07:31.02bilarhah, sucks
07:31.12serrisBut they didn't take any of the xbox games, DVDs or anything like that.
07:31.22serrisThey took a phone without a charger and no credit
07:31.34serrisThere were 4 XBOX controllers on display too
07:31.37serris6 other cameras
07:31.56serrisHe tried to use my phone charger as that was out on display to see if it worked with the phone but it didn't
07:31.59serrisso he left it
07:32.29serrisHe left half the content of the bags in the room and my son's pants just outside the door. Didn't even close the door nor turn the light off. Left a kitchen cupboard door open
07:33.04bilarhhmm
07:33.07serrisAnd the funny thing is, he only took the 10p coins from the change
07:33.16bilarhyou have to remember that he was probably high on heroin or something :-)
07:33.17serristhere were 2 cups filled wiht 1p and 2p coins, 5p coins and what not
07:33.40serrisyep, which is why I'm happy he just took all that and left rather than do something to my wife who was asleep
07:33.54serrisThere was about a £1 all together in the two cups
07:34.35serrisIt's retarded cause he could've taken the DVDs that are all over and make more money on those as they're all legit and most of 'em are special editions than the camera it self
07:34.43serrisOr the phone at that
07:36.11serrisNow we're just waiting for the forensics team to come down here to see if they can find anything
07:42.14bilarhman, burglar suck :(
07:42.49bilarhgood case for legalising must drugs, imo
07:44.11serrisThe problem won't go away.
07:44.52bilarhit might be alleviated :)
07:45.13serrisalleviated?
07:45.36bilarhmade less worse
07:45.51serrisAh right
07:45.56serrisDepends really
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07:51.10bilarhwell, not all crime is drugs related, but i bet a lot of it is :-)
07:51.32serrisI'm pretty sure this was
07:55.38bilarhoh man, it's uncomfortably hot outside
07:55.40bilarhit sucks
07:55.49serrisyep
07:55.52bilarhgive me snow and ice over this any day i'm at work :)
07:56.00bilarhsunshine is nice when you're out in the garden
07:56.06serrishehe
07:56.09bilarhbut when in the office, it's just depressing :)
07:56.30serrisI was at work 'till this burglary thing came up
07:56.47serrisLucky I got offered a 9 hour over time shift on Sunday.
08:05.50bilarherm.. how is that lucky? :P
08:06.05bilarhi'd hate to know what "unlucky" means in your book :)
08:06.49serrisI had to leave work 2 hours early. Which means they're short timeing me
08:07.01bilarhoh right
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08:49.05eyoretrying to make IPv6 more popular: http://www.ipv6experiment.com/
08:49.10eyoreit amused me
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08:58.25clive-hhi again
09:00.34boudiccasrehi clive-h
09:01.10clive-hhi boudiccas
09:26.37phearlesshi guys !
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09:41.33Leedsvery quick update to my odd script problem from the other day... it was all an SELinux problem!
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09:50.34wethrinHah. SELinux bites again!
10:09.28SlayerXPDiego wins the Vague Question Of The Month contest.
10:11.47wethrinWill you give the Vague Answer of the Month?
10:11.57wethrindiego gentoo? :)
10:16.00wethrinHm. Sounds like he wants Javascript
10:30.07Ch0HagHow can I persuade somebody to change from exim to postfix, when the only reason I can think of is that I don't want to have to learn a new mailer's configuration.
10:34.40antiphaseWhy would you want to?
10:38.45Ch0HagBecause I don't want to have to learn a new mailer's configuration.
10:40.12Ch0HagPlus I prefer to use configuration files of a couble of hundred lines rather than a couple of thousand.
10:42.38Ch0HagAlthough a basic postfix server is usually more like 10-20 lines.
10:46.24antiphaseSo is a basic Exim
10:46.36antiphaseYou just have to know what's required and what's extraneous
10:47.12antiphaseThe last horrifyingly complex Exim config I wrote was 330 lines
10:47.28antiphasewhich was more than enought to be able to do very bad things
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11:57.35wethrinLeeds!
11:58.36Leedsyes!
11:59.15wethrinSELinux sucks!
12:01.10Leedsyes, apparently ;-)
12:03.33wethrinOld news :)
12:04.20Leedsno bugger thought of suggesting it, however...
12:05.27wethrinIt's default - always disable SELinux because it causes more trouble than it's worth
12:06.02Leedsdidn't even think of it being on until I reinstalled the virtual machine
12:06.26Leedsremember - I use slackware, which still considers PAM dangerously modern and complicated :-)
12:09.44wethrinLeeds: So why're they using SELinux?
12:13.27Leedsthey have no idea what they're doing
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13:11.26Ch0HagDo they ever?
13:11.30Ch0HagFor any value of 'they'.
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13:26.13Ch0HagInteresting.
13:26.28Ch0HagDebian's installer lets you 'continue with no disk drive' and then starts up the partitioner.
13:26.36wethrinClever
14:28.24gregjis there any command line tool, that converts binary file into .h ?
14:29.36bilarhinto c style headers? :-)
14:29.54gregjyeah
14:29.56gregjI am too lazy
14:30.09bilarhbut
14:30.11bilarhwhat
14:30.14bilarhyou mean like a lib or something?
14:30.50gregjclt
14:30.55gregjcommand line
14:31.01bilarhabout time someone hit the FF button again, methinks
14:31.02gregjbin2h or something
14:31.19bilarhi still don't understand what you want :-)
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14:34.37clive-hyou can dissemble binary  files
14:34.52clive-hdisassemble
14:35.26clive-hbut that's to assembly code
14:37.16clive-hif it's a system binary then most likely the source code will be available
14:43.33gregjnevremind
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15:04.56bilarhfailure: FF?
15:05.58failurehehe, did they fix it?
15:05.58bilarhdunno :(
15:05.58bilarhthey bloody should though
15:05.59failureanyway, i don't need it so much now...
15:06.03failurei got a better job :)
15:06.07bilarhhehe excellent
15:06.11bilarhwhat you doing now then?
15:06.55failurethey call it Production Server Engineer
15:07.01bilarhhmm
15:07.07bilarha server engineer? :-)
15:07.59failurewe get the server software from the developers, integrate it, try it, do load testing, etc... and we pass it to QA and later to Production
15:08.57failurea mix of linux admin, some programming, debugging.... it's not bad
15:09.14failuremuch better than explaining people how to disable their pop-up blockers :)
15:09.47failureand the working conditions are much, much better as well
15:09.55failurereally nice working environment
15:10.31failurei am not a slave, with a school table size desktop anymore
15:16.55bilarhexcellent stuff, sounds cool :)
15:17.05bilarhi reckon a good mix of admin + programming is the  best
15:17.41failureyes, i like the mix too
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15:50.33Ch0HagThe post office sucks.
15:51.02Ch0HagStandard mail is C5 up to 5mm thick, just enough to make posting PCI cards a problem, but weighing up to 1Kg.
15:51.22Ch0HagI wouldn't like to know what could weigh a kilo in that little space.
15:51.55boudiccasCh0Hag; a lead wafer :)
15:51.55wethrinLead?
15:52.57Ch0HagIndeed. But why would anyone post an A4 sheet of lead?
15:53.06Ch0HagThat's just ... weird.
15:53.10wethrinThere may be uses for it
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16:20.52Ch0Hag"You'll have to email me the details because I'll forget" doesn't seem to have registered.
16:21.07Ch0HagSo he's telling me everything over the phone.
16:21.42antiphaseHang up
16:27.50Ch0HagHe pays me.
16:28.32Ch0HagWell - he receives the bills and deals with them.
16:28.42Ch0HagSometimes some actual money ends up in my bank account.
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19:01.22goltorgreetingsss
19:24.55Ch0HagAnyone got a spare SCSI card?
19:37.26haliCh0Hag: i've got an old dell perc3 raid (lsi logic)
19:43.53Ch0HagThat'll do.
19:44.11Ch0HagI only need it for a tape drive.
19:44.22Ch0HagDoes it have an external connector?
19:45.06halitwo i think, but im not sure if it support tape
19:45.19Ch0HagOh wait. Site says it doesn't work preporly under Linux.
19:45.25halii'ts mini lvd
19:45.31haliand it works perfectly in linux
19:45.40Ch0HagOh LSI.
19:45.45Ch0HagThis site says Adaptec.
19:45.48halii took it from a dell 1750 server running redhat 7 or something
19:45.59Ch0HagWhy do you think it doesn't support tape?
19:46.11halii haven't tried it
19:46.16Ch0HagOh OK.
19:46.20haliand since it is a raid card
19:47.58Ch0HagHmm true.
19:51.04Ch0HagWell there's one (non-raid) on ebay in 20 hours for £20.
19:51.18Ch0HagBit pricey though for just one thing.
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21:15.01herm3sHi
21:22.49herm3s?
21:24.37goltorlow
21:26.20herm3sAhh life
21:26.34herm3sFound this channel on Google groups
21:26.37goltorgrand aint it? :P
21:27.13goltoryeah, it seems to be pretty random in here
21:27.24goltori mean idling wise
21:27.34herm3sAre all of you dudes from round London way?
21:27.56clive-hwell it's a london user group
21:28.09herm3slol
21:28.16clive-hbut there are people from abroad
21:28.20herm3scool
21:28.56clive-husually who have some past connection with the LUG
21:29.21herm3sI was after groups / chats a bit closer to home, but, couldn't find any... So I've settled for London
21:29.35clive-hwhere are you?
21:29.40herm3sStaffordshire
21:29.44herm3sMidlands
21:30.13clive-hI believe there's a Nottingham LUG and a Birmingham one
21:30.21herm3sHmm
21:30.34herm3sI'll have a Google at that, brb.
21:32.45herm3sThere is a Staffordshire group after all...
21:33.11clive-hThere you go
21:33.28herm3s:-D
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