IRC log for #ubuntu-utah on 20070820

00:39.01*** join/#ubuntu-utah MikeB (n=dbasinge@ubuntu/member/MikeB-)
01:32.32maquis~spell hieroglyph
01:35.53atoponceZelut: .... PING
01:37.17atoponceaoeu
01:38.07atoponce2 days 9 hours later, i have used thus far 1.3 GB of internet
01:38.44atoponcemaquis: recommendation: install the right printer drivers
01:39.52maquisatoponce: i did
01:40.06maquisi just was wrong about which printer was usb1 and which was usb2
01:40.33maquissweet!
01:40.40maquisnow they're both printing correctly from the desktop
01:40.50maquisnow i just need to get them visible to the laptop and i'll be happy
01:41.02atoponcew00t
01:47.03maquiscurses... thist still doesn't work
02:00.29atoponce~curse maquis
02:00.30jbotMay the fleas of a thousand camels infest your most sensitive regions, maquis !
02:04.42atoponce~bless maquis
02:04.42jbotmaquis: Live long and prosper! \//,
02:17.43synicatoponce: yeah, so I'm not going to run anything but my websites on that box.  thepurg irc is dead unless someone else wants to run it.  I'd run it if I had another machine to dedicate it, but the stuff on there now is too important
02:18.00atoponcesynic: np
02:18.14atoponceyou don't plan on resurrecting the purg, eh?
02:18.23synicnot on that machine I don't
02:18.51atoponceok. i can pick it up and keep it going, if people are interested
02:19.09atoponcei've been running an irc server for a while with no real reason other than to figure it out
02:19.40synicgroovy
02:19.53synicbrb
02:28.03atoponcesynic: well, the server is up. if you want to send everyone over, it's irc.pthree.org:8001
03:26.32Zelutatoponce: pong
03:26.43atoponceZelut: http://utah.ubuntu-us.org
03:26.56Zelutstill not working?
03:27.44atoponcenope. just sits there
03:27.53atoponceeventually times out
03:28.45Zelutyeah, we were one of the domains on the "canonical servers got haxored" mess, or at least on the same box.
03:29.12atoponceheh
03:29.18Zelutits all been submitted at LP, security concerns hashed out, just waiting for them to get it going again.
03:29.36atoponcewhat eventually happened with that whole mess?
03:29.49ZelutI'm sure it wasn't us that got haxored though. since moving it there it got near-immediate WP updates and I only accessed it via ssh.
03:30.17Zelutubuntu-us.org, planet.ubuntu-us.org and utah.ubnutu-us.org are all being moved to a canonical data center.  utah is the last one to come back up yet.
03:35.41atoponceprobably. i don't see why not
03:40.19ZelutI would think so
03:46.33atoponceit's not even 10 yet...
03:48.40herloZelut: what's the deal?
03:56.30Zelutthe deal is its 10:00 and I have work in the morning
03:57.00*** join/#ubuntu-utah heartsbane (n=ne1469@166-70-210-101.ip.xmission.com)
03:59.53herloZelut: me too
04:02.49heartsbanewhat shows?
04:03.35heartsbanemost sites are only endorsing rtorrent 0.7.6 / libtorrent 0.11.6
04:03.43heartsbaneas the new standard
04:04.39heartsbanesorry to interject
04:04.47atoponce~interject heartsbane
04:04.56ZelutI'm just seeding ubuntu .iso images.  I wouldn't think those trackers would be that particular.
04:04.57heartsbane:(
04:06.03Zelutrtorrent 0.5.3 - libtorrent 0.9.3 is what I'm running but, again, I wouldn't think the iso tracker would care
04:06.40Zelutit's just weird. I was getting 4x the upload bandwidth last nite on my DSL than I am now on a much faster cable connection at another location.
04:06.52heartsbaneI find people in the rtorrent community are pretty particular about the nature versions .... what kind of information are you getting from the tracker on the status
04:07.08heartsbaneTrue,
04:07.15heartsbanewant me to get the link
04:07.28ZelutI was just searching /. but maybe that wasn't it.
04:07.54herloheartsbane: it was on digg and cnet iirc
04:08.00herloer Zelut  ^^
04:08.29heartsbaneya original article was on torrentfreak.com
04:09.10heartsbanein fact its on a mailing list that Dax used to run and handed off to Warren Woodward
04:10.39heartsbaneatoponce: Zelut: herlo: someone: updating stuff for the new box I seem to have broken something, I try to DL packages but they are not authenticating
04:10.49heartsbaneand ideas before I google
04:10.57heartsbanes/and/any/
04:11.50atoponcenot authenticating? are you missing the gpg key for the server?
04:11.59heartsbaneyes sorry
04:12.12atoponces/wh/w/
04:12.40heartsbaneHow do I restore the GPG key for the repo
04:13.04heartsbaneI am still wondering how I broke it
04:13.52atoponcegood question. it's been a while
04:14.14herloshouldn't you just be albe to reimport it?
04:15.11atoponceyeah
04:15.14atoponcewith apt-key iirc
04:15.41Zelutdid you lose it or did your recent update just not get it properly?
04:15.52ZelutI've seen that a few times, running an update again seems to take care of it.
04:16.06Zelutbut if you're actually missing the key...
04:16.22atoponce437D05B5 is the ubuntu archive automatic signing key
04:16.58Zelutthat article mentions tunneling the torrent connection over ssh.  if I do that is the ssh-server going to take on the load of the remote torrents?
04:17.17atoponceZelut: yes
04:17.27heartsbaneYes
04:17.34Zelutso that'll be just the same as running the torrent from here then.. no real point.
04:18.15atoponceyou can't change the port of the torrents? wouldn't that bypass the comcast throttle?
04:18.56heartsbaneZelut: you were right thank you
04:19.42heartsbaneZelut: you mind if I pick your brain about iptable, iptables-save, and iptables-restore via e-mail
04:19.54herloatoponce: probably not, my guess is they are inspecting TCP packet headers
04:19.54heartsbanesorry forgot the question mark
04:19.58Zelutheartsbane: via email sure. i probably wont be on irc much longer tonite.
04:20.18heartsbaneya and over IRC it would be 'spamtastic'
04:20.29atoponceheartsbane: not comcastic, eh?
04:20.30herloatoponce: although if he is tunneling everything through ssh (which would slow it down some) those packet headers should come back as ssh
04:20.56atoponceherlo: so, he could tunnel it over ssh locally, and that would work then
04:21.10Zelutherlo: right, tunneling would do it but then my ssh server would be taking on the bandwidth of the torrents.. which I don't want.
04:21.22herloatoponce: unknown.  The problem is that rtorrent doesn't work with a http proxy
04:21.28Zelutherlo: if I were locally using comcast and could ssh to a server to hide the packets that'd work.
04:21.34herloso it would be a bit more difficult...
04:21.40atoponcehmmm
04:21.43herloZelut: right
04:21.56Zelutin my situation I'm running an rtorrent server at a remote location and don't want to take on the bandwidth load here.
04:22.12herlousing a Local tunnel would probably work, but then you have a similar problem on that machine
04:22.15ZelutI wonder.. could I ssh -D localhost and tunnel to myself?
04:22.18Zelutwould that even work?
04:22.32herloZelut: http_proxy is involved right?
04:22.59heartsbaneherlo: rtorrent does not work with http proxy, but µtorrent under wine does
04:22.59herloZelut: last I checked it doesn't work with it
04:22.59Zeluthmm.. cripes.
04:23.07herloheartsbane: true, but then you introduce the overhead of µtorrent
04:23.10herloer wine
04:23.24atoponceZelut: well, just let it run on the bandwidth it has
04:23.27atoponcebetter than nothing
04:23.30herlowhich is a whole other ball of wax
04:23.33ZelutI had just expanded my network by two comcast connections and I wast going to drop in rtorrent boxen there
04:23.36heartsbaneyes it is
04:23.52herloZelut: I say move to a place that just has UTOPIA! :)
04:23.59Zelutbut if rtorrent wont support proxying...
04:24.09Zelutherlo: utopia still has a damn bandwidth limit
04:24.11herloZelut: yeah, not yet
04:24.22herloZelut: true except if you go with AT&T
04:24.25atoponceZelut: keep it just under the limit
04:24.52herloUTOPIA has absolutely no limit.  Its the providers that impose ridiculous limits
04:25.20heartsbaneherlo: UTOPIA does charge the providers for bandwidth used
04:25.34herloheartsbane: I know
04:25.39Zelut+1 herlo
04:25.42heartsbanesorry, there I go interjecting again
04:25.56herloheartsbane: however, its something that they could just pass on rather than limiting us by
04:26.06heartsbaneherlo: true that
04:26.07atoponceherlo: this *is* irc. as such, it's muc
04:26.19atoponces/herlo/heartsbane/
04:26.30herloheartsbane: if they just said "Hey, if you are gonna use that much more bandwidth we'll just offer you a plan that costs a *reasonable* bit more
04:27.10atoponceZelut: did i leave anything behind yesterday?
04:27.18atoponcea vga-dvi adapter perhaps?
04:27.25heartsbaneherlo: iProvo offers such plans
04:27.31herloheartsbane: but instead they say:  If you decided that you need that kind of bandwidth,and if you are gonna use a  particular type of packet, we're gonna limit you
04:27.35herloheartsbane: Provo sucks
04:27.48herloheartsbane: nobody actually *wants* to live there
04:27.58Zelutatoponce: I haven't seen anything but I can look..
04:28.11herloheartsbane: except molly's and Peters'
04:28.18heartsbanehehe
04:28.26heartsbaneHey I used to live down there
04:28.34atoponceZelut: thx
04:28.39herloheartsbane: its very little to do with the religion actually
04:28.51herloheartsbane: the city is inconvenient and poorly planned
04:29.10herloheartsbane: they can't decide if they are a small town or a big city so they try to be both
04:29.17herloits sad
04:29.30heartsbaneherlo: I know and I am on your side and fought very hard for UTOPIA, but legislators have made it very hard
04:30.40ZelutI was just thinking that I could ssh tunnel my two comcast connections to each other and bypass this, but without proxy support in rtorrent I'm hosed.
04:31.12heartsbaneatoponce: hey interesting devolopment remember the Via Rhine II ethernet controller under Debian, I was describing to you, non-existant under Ubuntu
04:31.15herloheartsbane: that's because the businesses spend money and more or less bribe the government to get what they want.  This is the USA, we have the ability to change that, so we shall
04:31.56heartsbaneherlo: complete agreement
04:32.27herlo:)
04:32.42herloheartsbane: I know I am preaching to the choir
04:33.41heartsbaneherlo: did you ever read the link about Cedar City Centrum article about the city council vote at the time of deciding if they were going to become a participating city, ya this really is preaching to the choir .... but it sure makes you feel better, doesn't it?
04:34.07Zelutwhy do I have the feeling that "this is america, we can change that" doesn't apply anymore.
04:34.20Zelut"I have the money, I can buy the change" is more the american way
04:34.36heartsbaneZelut: its because of that mysterious 4th branch of goverment
04:34.52heartsbaneLobbyists
04:36.26Zelutthe eff needs to get on this one.
04:36.44herloheartsbane: no, didn't read it.  Link?
04:37.25herloheartsbane: Zelut: I plan to make our voices heard through Utah Open Source (Donations Accepted => )
04:37.53heartsbaneZelut: ever since the Supreme Court ruling that money = free speech, on Oct 1999, its just been like someone set a course for the center of the sun
04:38.03heartsbaneZelut: please do I contributed
04:39.45heartsbaneherlo: it was a long time ago, it was on Pete Ashdown, Utopia initiative list serv, basically 2 city councilmen accepted 'campaign contributions' for changing their vote Qwest/Comcast. 1 got Qwest the other got Comcast.
04:39.52Zelutthis is ridiculous.  I have no caps enforced on a box directly wired to the comcast modem and I have 7.3 upload speed.
04:40.16heartsbaneZelut: that is comcastic
04:40.49Zelutwell I'm taking back everything good I ever had to say about Comcast.
04:41.21heartsbaneZelut: did you give up on XMission
04:42.22Zelutheartsbane: I'm happy with Xmission as an ISP but I sent a nastygram to qwest on saturday
04:42.40herloheartsbane: its a dsl v cable question at this point.  The bandwidth is definitely better on cable, but with rtorrent limits on Cable, I guess we'll all be screwed
04:43.14heartsbaneZelut: oh
04:43.26Zelut+1 herlo
04:43.42herloZelut: did you just get a "You're subscribed" email for plan@utos.org?
04:43.50heartsbaneherlo: it is sad that it is that way that because no 3rd alternative has come into the mix
04:43.56Zelutherlo: es
04:44.07herloZelut: sweet
04:44.35Zelutherlo: I know I've been slackin on the planning stuff I've just been way overwhelmed with a lot of other things.
04:44.38herloheartsbane: mostly because the other two are keeping them down.  We need more say as consumers
04:44.53Zelutherlo: although I may have a group from colorado and *maybe* a few from AZ coming to the conference.
04:45.02herloZelut: its okay.  You've been doing a great job of promotion from within
04:45.14herloZelut: we have at least one coming from Wyoming
04:46.11heartsbaneherlo: for me it is no question, because I qualify for Qwest Megafast or Qwest Platinum or whatever it is called, I get 7mb down and 904kps up
04:46.51Zelutheartsbane: ..and I have access to two 6M/1.5M comcast connections and I can't do $h!7 with them.
04:47.49ZelutI'd really rather not install a desktop on these machines so I can run azureus or something just to support proxying so I can legally torrent.
04:47.52heartsbaneZelut: marketing at its finest, I bet somewhere in Europe, comcastic means packet shaping
04:47.53herloheartsbane:  but isn't that sad?  You only get 7mb down and 904 up?
04:48.40heartsbaneherlo: definately because bandwidth is cheap nowadays, but I am still better than some.
04:48.44herloheartsbane: that's probably considered fast to someone, but since these same providers promised us 25Mb up/down by the 90s, to me this is a bunch of failed promises
04:49.35herloheartsbane: also, you can get the speed you want if you ware willing to pay for it.  Business accounts do have a good bandwidth, even at Qworst or Comast
04:49.51herlobad herlo
04:50.05Zelutwhy do we put up with getting SCREWED anymore? This isn't right.
04:50.16herloZelut: in about 20-30 minutes, you should run "dig xm utos.org" and see what you get
04:50.21heartsbaneherlo: what makes it worst is that the telecomm companies took tax breaks to help develop faster solutions to consumers and deliver'd nothing
04:50.40herloheartsbane: I know, that's why I think its lame that our government doesn't hold them too it
04:50.45herlos/oo/o/g
04:50.48ZelutI'm going to email/call/blog and tell comcast I am immediately ready to cancel my service unless they stop.
04:50.59herloZelut: where will you go?
04:51.16herloZelut: and that, my friend, is the heart of the problem
04:51.17Zelutherlo: qworst I guess.. its a slower internet but I can actually use it.
04:51.40Zelutthe heart of the problem is that comcast could give a shit if I left.
04:52.10Zelutthey made their trillions from what the fed gave them to build the network. they don't give a rats ass about it at this point.
04:52.14herlolast I heard we deregulated the phone/internet/cable/etc so we could have choice. <SARCASM> Wow, now we have two, SWEET </SARCASM>
04:52.21heartsbaneZelut: you know if you talk to pash nicely he will probably let you put a server in the data center @ XM for UTOS, that you can use to seed distros
04:52.33herloheartsbane: he arleady would
04:52.47heartsbaneis that English
04:52.48herloheartsbane: in fact, I do that for SoftwareFor.org
04:52.59Zelutthat would be very nice, but its just one machine.
04:53.27Zelutfor the release of gutsy I wanted to have a bigger torrent storm coming out of utah than we've done before.
04:53.35heartsbaneherlo: nice
04:54.07herloZelut: we could just overwhelm the comcast network anyway by having everyone we know put up rtorrent traffic :)
04:54.13herloheartsbane: yeah, it is nice...
04:54.26Zelutherlo: according to these writeups it doesn't cut your torrents if its a comcast seed connection
04:55.05herlocomcast seed?
04:55.17Zelutseeding works between comcast connections
04:55.29Zelutbut when it goes out of the comcast network is where they cut the torrent
04:56.58herloas in "They're running the seeders"?
04:57.08herloZelut: oh
04:57.19herloZelut: run "dig mx utos.org" - I bet it works now...
04:57.50heartsbaneZelut: here is a thought setup µtorrent under wine, on your comcast connect and stream through XMission's proxy, shell acount or  something but wrap SSH around it to XMission
04:58.06heartsbaneZelut: or try rtorrent
04:58.49Zelutheartsbane: well rtorrent wont support the proxy but that is a thought.
04:59.20Zelutheartsbane: if I tunnel to my xmission shell the bandwidth moves to them.. which I'm sure would apply to my traffic totals?
04:59.42heartsbaneUm.... I don't think it does
05:00.05heartsbanebecause that traffic is metered from the Cisco 6509 to your home
05:00.34Zelutinteresting.
05:00.37herloZelut: I just found an update about rtorrent - apparently it *does* support http_proxy - get_check_hash ¶
05:00.48herlohttp://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/wiki/RTorrentCommands
05:00.54herlosearch for proxy
05:00.57Zelutheartsbane: by the way, what do I need to do to get an xmission ssh shell setup?
05:01.25heartsbaneZelut: Do you have a existing XMission account already?
05:03.22Zelutheartsbane: xmission is my isp for this dsl connection, yes.
05:03.23heartsbaneZelut: I believe it $8/month last time someone needed just a shell, searching for you
05:03.41heartsbaneZelut: well then all you need to do is request it
05:03.54Zelut$8/mo for shell access? or that is for non-subscribers?
05:04.09Zelutherlo: have you used the proxy? let me see if I can get it to work.
05:04.29heartsbaneZelut: you can get a shell account, and 3 e-mail addresses, since your are a customer with a DSL account
05:04.58Zelutwould those three email accounts support imaps by chance?
05:05.12Zelut..and who do I ping for shell account activation?
05:05.41heartsbaneZelut: unknown, and the person I would ping is Justin Scherer
05:05.52heartsbanebut uh? I think he has gone home
05:10.35herloZelut: no, I've not set it.  I still struggle with the whole concept of proxying using ssh
05:13.26Zelutherlo: ssh -D port user@host. ssh -D -fN port user@host (no active shell, but proxy is established)
05:13.46Zelutthe -D option is SOCKS compatible so anything can be forwarded that way..
05:14.05heartsbaneZelut: 15cwj: 00i think its like $10 for a shell if its not included in the existing package01, but I know someone I can talk to swing you a deal
05:14.26heartsbanehahaha I bet the colors on that are messed up
05:14.36Zelutirc colors are fun
05:16.33heartsbaneZelut: I got someone that can look it up right now
05:16.56Zelutcool
05:17.49heartsbaneZelut: if you want to go to #xmlounge @ XMission or I could pass along your account name (not a good security practice)
05:20.23Zelutlike that? :)
05:21.24heartsbaneand if cam can not you hooked up, I can talk to someone that can
05:22.01Zelutheartsbane: have you been drinking again? :)
05:24.07heartsbaneZelut: NO, I don't intend to drink until after wednesday at least.
05:24.24Zelutit's just that your last sentence was a bit slurred is all :)
05:24.45herloZelut: I get the concept.  I just need to see it in action (proxy over ssh)
05:25.22Zelutherlo: try it tomorrow. its super easy.  I have it as a startup.sh at login actuall.
05:25.52herloZelut: plus I've had no real reason to use it.  I guess I can't see why I'd need to do it
05:26.53heartsbaneZelut: [23:29] cwj: zelut: looks like your dsl package doesn't include the shell account so that will run $10/mo. nibilik can help you get that added to your account if you like as i am off to bed.
05:26.57sontekI do it whenever i'm at a coffee shop/airport where the wireless is wide open
05:27.03Zelutherlo: tunneling everything from your machine back to your ssh server. privacy. crappy TC firewalls/filters. etc.
05:27.05herloZelut: It seems I can't wrap my head around which direction the traffic is going.  In or out of my box and how on the other end it acts, etc.  Its really not important enough for me yet.  I think the big thing is that I need to actually do it more than once in a short perioud of time
05:27.08heartsbaneZelut: I can pull a favor with his boss if you want
05:27.18sontekBecause I've sat with wireshark and read peoples instant messaging, I don't want others doing that to me =)
05:27.31Zelutsontek: exactly.
05:27.34herloI get the privacy concept
05:27.39herloI understand why
05:27.48Zelutssh -D port is going *OUT* $port and into your remote ssh conncetion.
05:27.50heartsbaneZelut: we can get all mafia, cause like a I know a guy, that knows a guy, that knows another guy. to get you a hookup
05:28.29herloI just don't care that much.  I don't mind if the conversation I am having right now is open.  The thing I don't quite get is how the traffic is *completely* secure, private or otherwise unreadable by others.
05:28.52herloIt seems to me that at some point its gonna be sniffable even if you tunnel it
05:28.56Zelutbetween the machine you are on and the ssh server it is connecting to everything is encrypted.
05:29.18herloZelut: please don't try to explain it on IRC, it won't make sense.  I need to probe more than that.  How about you show me at the next meet or something?
05:29.21Zelutherlo: think of it this way.  you can view your pr0n and nobody but your ssh server knows where you're going :)
05:29.37herloZelut: but I don't care if people know I am viewing my pr0n
05:30.04Zelutwell if you don't care then i wont bother trying to explain
05:30.09herlono, its not that
05:30.23herloI don't want you to try to explain the commands to me on IRC
05:30.32Zelutsontek: I agree with you though.  As easy as it is to pull up wireshark and read IM, web requests, email, etc I don't want it happening to me.
05:30.51herlobut again, that traffic is perfectly readable right now
05:31.04herloI can see your irc, ims etc if I know where to look
05:31.49Zelutif you and I are sitting in the same room and I've tunneled my connection you can't see anything but garbage.
05:34.28herloZelut: I understand that.
05:34.44herloZelut: I guess its just to protect you from an internal threat then..
05:36.54heartsbaneDon't mess it up like last time.
05:38.20herlohah
05:38.45heartsbane:) sorry I had to add one of those heartsbane comments
05:38.51Zelutcool. xmission supports imaps.  Looks like I may forward my gmail there now.
05:39.46herloZelut: gnight
05:39.50Zelutnite
05:40.00heartsbaneZelut: I can also talk to grant and justin about getting you a shell account, I get one for free since I have been one of those loyal XM customer since 99
05:40.08heartsbaneZelut: if you want
05:40.15heartsbanebut G'night
05:48.50sonteklazy!
05:49.18heartsbane:(
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10:42.02SpadsHello there.  I realize it's still the middle of the night in Utah, but I have just set up the utah.ubuntu-us.org planet within the canonical datacenter, as well as planet.ubuntu-us.org and would like to speak to christer about it when he gets in.
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13:07.10*** topic/#ubuntu-utah is | Ubuntu Utah LoCo Team | http://utah.ubuntu-us.org | Ask Zelut about discounted registration for the Utah Open Source Conference |
13:11.25YorokobiSpads, ping Zelut, I don't know if he has hilight set up for his given name.
13:11.52Spadsah, will do
13:15.17SpadsZelut: Let me know when you're available.  I'm working on the ubuntu-us planet sites, and want to talk to you about them when you get a chance.
13:28.08Zelutmorning
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13:32.43Spadsah, hello
13:32.56Spadsso I notice that you seem to have brought up planet.ubuntu-us.org elsewhere
13:33.07SpadsI've brought up a copy within the canonical data center
13:33.46SpadsI have a copy of the utah planet running at http://neodymium.canonical.com/ (for the moment.  that will stop working shortly)
13:33.57Spadsand wondered what you wanted to do about the hosting of these two planets
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13:38.33ZelutSpads: I'm not sure where else it would have come up.  I submitted a bug in LP to have it put in the Canonical DC and it was resolved.
13:39.05Spadsah, that would explain it then
13:39.05ZelutSpads: I would like the utah.ubuntu-us.org to be hosted within the Canonical Data Center as well if possible.
13:39.28Spadsall right, well in that case all you need to do is make the utah.ubuntu-us.org hostname resolve to the same IP as planet.ubuntu-us.org
13:39.49Spadssorry, I was confused about how far the DNS had come
13:39.58Zelutso all we are waiting on is DNS updates?
13:40.21Spadsyes
13:40.34Zelutgreat. I'll get it done right away.
13:40.38Spadsexcellent
13:40.59Spadswhile you're doing that, take a look at http://neodymium.canonical.com/ and let me know if there's anything I got wrong
13:41.32ZelutSpads: lol, wrong config actually. :)
13:41.54ZelutSpads: I had an old config in there for a previous planet I setup that doesn't need to be hosted there.
13:42.01Spadsaha
13:42.03ZelutSpads: the utah.ubuntu-us.org should be running a WP installation
13:42.08Spadsoh
13:42.20SpadsWell in that case delay that DNS change
13:42.22Spadsyou'll need a different IP
13:42.36Zelutok.
13:42.59Spads82.211.81.226
13:43.37ZelutOk.  Do you have the WP installation to revive or will I need to dig up a backup someplace?
13:43.58SpadsI have an installation to revive, and I'm working on another WP resurrection now
13:44.13Spadsdid you use any peculiar themes or anything?
13:44.38ZelutSpads: We did have a custom theme, yes.
13:44.58ZelutIt should be in the themes folder called 'ubuntu' or 'ubuntuut' or something along those lines.
13:45.34Spadsokay
13:45.39SpadsI'll work on it
13:45.57Spadsif you have a known good pristine copy of this theme, that would help
13:46.31ZelutI might have to dig around for that.. I don't have one readily available.
13:48.23Spadsokay
13:48.48Spadsanyway, pop into #canonical-sysadmin if you find it, and we can work out the rest of the details there
13:48.53Zelutok
13:51.39ZelutI wonder if this is the right reason/time to switch over to drupal instead.
13:52.32Spadsyou wouldn't be alone
13:52.56Spadseither way, the IP will be the same
13:53.05Spadsthe wordpress and drupal installations are on the same IP
13:54.08Zelutok
13:54.29Spadsok
13:55.09Spadsanyway, I'll let you know when I"m at a decision gate for your site
13:55.18Zelutthank you
13:55.39Spadsthink about what you'd want to do with the wordpress data if you moved to django
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16:14.14Brizzdoes anyone know of a terminal based download manager?
16:14.23Spadswget?
16:14.30Zelutwget ftw!
16:15.08Brizzit will work like FlashGet and whatnot?
16:16.29Spadsnever used FlashGet
16:16.39Spadsyou'll have to be more specific
16:16.50Brizzhttp://cs-people.bu.edu/dbera/activities/projects/mget/mget.php
16:17.06Brizzit downlaods specific parts of a file in tandem
16:17.12sontekBrizz: you can resume downloads with wget
16:17.14Spadsoh no
16:17.19Brizzgiving you a logically faster download speed
16:17.19Spadsoh no oh no oh no
16:17.21Spadsplease don't do that
16:19.08BrizzI want to mirror a file but it is enormous
16:19.15Brizzand I need to downlaod it in order to mirror it
16:19.50Spadsyou will make server admins hate you
16:19.54Spadsthey rate limit downloads for a reason
16:20.20Brizzin this particular case, I don't care if they hate me :)
16:20.44Zelutwell then.
16:21.06Zelutwget -c URL is the command line downloader (with recovery).
16:21.15ZelutI don't know anything like flashget for the CLI though.
16:21.27Brizzalright
16:21.37Brizzwell this mget one looks like what I want but I doubt it's been updted in.... years
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16:27.57Brizzaget
16:28.26Zelutcurl is really similar to wget. it might have more options
16:32.46Brizzguh I hate slackware :(
16:35.04SpadsZelut: okay, so if you want wordpress I can set you up now.  If you want to just switch to drupal you can get in the queue and ask Ng about it in #canonical-sysadmin
16:51.51Brizzpiece of crap
16:51.56Brizzaget won't work on this file for some reason
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16:59.02ZelutBrizz: sounds like you're going to spend the same amount of time finding a solution vs just downloading it normally :)
17:01.14Brizzlol
17:01.23Brizzwell I found another one called ProZilla
17:01.32Brizzand it is working but it's not opening any additional connections
17:02.35YorokobiBrizz, would setting it up as a torrent be a better solution?
17:02.48Brizzthere is a torrent for this file already
17:02.53Brizzabout 20 seeds and 2000 leechers
17:03.41YorokobiWhy are you trying to use a DL manager and mirror it then?
17:04.46Brizzbecause that Torrent is exactly why more mirros are needed
17:04.50Brizzit's going at like 3k/s
17:05.31Yorokobisounds to me like you have 20 mirrors and 2000+ partial mirrors already.
17:05.52YorokobiYou're just not using them all :)
17:06.39Brizzlol
17:08.16YorokobiIs anyone here good at calculating java garbage collection ratios?
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17:33.18{phoenyx}bachisaner1: greetings
17:34.04bachisaner1phoenyx: greetings to you too
17:42.19heartsbaneshouldn't it be bachisanerd?
17:42.38bachisaner1yeah, I'm not sure what's going on
17:42.43bachisaner1maybe I logged in twice
17:42.49bachisaner1or need a new name
17:43.04heartsbaneprobably setup in alternate nick
17:43.40bachisaner1I'm new to IRC
17:44.01heartsbanetype /nick <your_new_nickname_here>
17:44.28bachisanerdthx
17:44.35heartsbanenp
18:09.02Hearts|Laptopatoponce: go the new lappy yet?
18:16.28Hearts|Laptops/go/got/
18:16.53atoponceHearts|Laptop: yup
18:17.00atoponcerunning lenny on it now, actually
18:17.06atoponcejust about to install thinkfinger
18:18.42Hearts|LaptopDebian, I just left that place
18:18.50Hearts|Laptophehehe
18:22.12penoHearts|Laptop: how nice is it to be able to reboot without a rescue kernel? :)
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18:26.44Hearts|Laptoppeno: it brings a tear to my eye
18:27.46Hearts|Laptoppeno: and the driver issue with Via Rhine II Ethernet controller, doesn't appear to be a issue in Ubuntu
18:28.57Hearts|Laptoppeno: so everytime I lose connect, I can no longer blame the Via Rhine II
18:28.57Hearts|Laptopbummer
18:30.27penoI'll blame the drinking when you lose connection.
18:31.36Hearts|Laptoppeno: definately
18:32.08synichttp://phonese.cx/comments.php?2813
18:32.48Hearts|Laptopsynic, can I snag your w00t.sh off your svn mirror?
18:32.57synicyeah
18:33.03synicsvn://exaile.org/usr/local/svn/vim
18:33.13linuxalienRhine has an issue? Damn. I have a Rhine but run Gentoo.
18:33.23Hearts|Laptopno longer jbother?
18:33.27synicthat works too
18:35.36Hearts|Laptopsynic: thank you
18:35.43synicnp
18:38.49fizzsynic: is you server still down?
18:39.03synicno
18:39.05fizzmore specificly is thepurg still down.
18:39.21synicthepurg is still down.  I could bring it up, but I probably won't.  At least not on that box.
18:40.16fizzkk.
18:40.37synicI have all the configs and data to run it
18:40.43synicthey just need a home
18:40.51synicor, atoponce has an irc server we can use
18:41.29fizzhrm. we could probably use gnuk as well.
18:41.36fizzwhatever you want to do my friend.
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18:42.12synicit doesn't matter to me.  exaile.org is now big enough to be a target.  Kinda sucks.
18:42.28Hearts|Laptopa target?
18:42.57synicit keeps getting hacked
18:43.16synicand/or DoSed
18:43.33Hearts|LaptopDamn, that sucks
18:43.52synictell me about it
18:44.39Hearts|Laptopsynic: these plugins will transfer to gvim if I install it, right?
18:44.47synicyeah
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20:55.07{phoenyx}there is probably an obvious way to do this, but I can't seem to think of it
20:55.32{phoenyx}how do I remove all of the .svn folders from a project I'm working on?
20:55.46{phoenyx}(recursively down through the directory structure)
20:56.28ZelutI'm sure we could come up with a find command to do it, but I assume you're looking for an svn built-in?
20:56.57{phoenyx}either way
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21:01.11Zelut<PROTECTED>
21:02.15Zelutso try, "find /path/so/.svn/root -type d -name .svn -exec rm -rf '{}' \;
21:02.21Zelut...or something along those lines
21:02.28ZelutI'd try it in /tmp or something first :)
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21:08.06heartsbaneBRB
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21:20.37Brizzdo you guys know anything about setting an LD_LIBRARY_PATH for all users?
21:20.50Brizzor more importantly, how to get the www-data user to have that?
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21:33.45maquis{phoenyx}: i've done that before
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22:02.19sontekBrizz: just put it in your /etc/profile if you want everyone to get it
22:02.30BrizzI put it in there
22:02.37BrizzbI need it to work in Apache
22:02.42Brizzbut I*
22:02.51Brizzand it won't for some reason
22:03.36sontekBrizz: in apcahe you can do SetEnv LID_LIBRARY_PATH <directories here>
22:03.48sonteks/LID/LD/
22:03.55Brizzin the httpd.conf?
22:04.49sontekYes
22:05.18sontekhttp://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_env.html
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22:10.03Brizzdidn't work :(
22:10.22Brizzoh wait
22:11.07Brizznope :(
22:12.24Brizzall four mirrors are accepting the file
22:12.32Brizzand it's actually going a relatively good speed
22:12.45Brizzoops
22:12.47Brizzwrong window
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