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04:28.52ArmadillioAnyone there? Preferably using Xubuntu?
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04:37.08Hearts|laptopI think peno is running Xubuntu but I guess you left
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05:17.43heartsbaneatoponce: ping
05:31.19Zelutevening
05:31.57herloZelut: evening
05:41.52Zelutherlo: made some big changes to folding tonite.  still have some work to do but I think its really maturing well.
05:42.37Zelutherlo: I think I need to overhaul the deployment function.  ip neigh show doesn't scale outside the classroom I don't think. I need something that will detect available machines on a LAN and offer selective choice on where it'll end up.
05:42.59Zelutherlo: that'll probably have to be for 0.6 or something because I'm not ready for that yet.  That'll take some testing.
05:48.41herloip neigh show will do it for the lan, but are you considering all machines across multiple switches?  
05:48.57herloZelut: I saw the article on UTOSP.  That's great!
05:50.23Zelutherlo: I found that ip neigh show only seems to display machines that it has recently connected to / knows about.
05:59.14herloZelut: I think you might need to run ip neigh flush (or something like htat) first
05:59.37ZelutI'll test it out, but that is on my list for the next revision.
05:59.51Zelutafter a few more of these cleanups I'm working with a packager to get this into a .deb
06:00.00herlonice
06:00.07Zelutit'll be tight one day when we can aptitude / yum install folding :)
06:00.18SorenStoutnerIf you don't mind me asking, what's folding?
06:00.18herloZelut: that'd be cool
06:00.27SorenStoutnerIs it related to Folding@Home?
06:00.32herloSorenStoutner: yes
06:00.47ZelutSorenStoutner: yes.  I wrote an installer for Linux clients.
06:00.56SorenStoutnerCool.
06:01.11ZelutSorenStoutner: http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2007/09/01/folding-v041-shanghai-release/
06:01.13herloZelut: btw, are you planning on brining tons of Ubuntu CDs to the conference for us?
06:01.26herlos/ini/ingi/g
06:01.29Zelutherlo: I don't have *tons* but I'm bringing everything I have.
06:01.38herloZelut: how many is what you have?
06:01.42SorenStoutnerI thought they already had an installer, but maybe that was just the source code.
06:01.45Zelutherlo: I'd have to go count.. not sure.
06:01.46herlognight heartsbane
06:01.58ZelutSorenStoutner: they offer a .exe file is all
06:01.58herloZelut: well, I'm just curious if its more than 50 of each
06:02.04SorenStoutnerI installed it on a Debian box a few years back.
06:02.17ZelutSorenStoutner: with my installer it runs as a confined system user, in /var/folding and also provides an init script
06:02.25SorenStoutnerThat's cool.
06:02.36ZelutSorenStoutner: the default .exe doesn't provide any of those
06:02.42SorenStoutnerIt's been so long I can't remember the details of how it ran in linux.
06:03.11ZelutSorenStoutner: the reason I wrote it is because it'd run as my user, in my home folder and I would have to manually start it.
06:03.34ZelutSorenStoutner: so I started adding little improvemnts and here I am nearly maintaining a project--didn't start out to do that :)
06:04.11heartsbaneZelut: but your still having fun with it right?
06:04.16Zelutmight want to wait until monday though.  I should have 0.5 released then (although 0.4.1 is perfectly stable).
06:04.26Zelutheartsbane: ohh yeah, its my baby now.
06:04.36SorenStoutnerZelut: Does upstream accept your revisions, or are you maintaining it separately?
06:04.41Zelutheartsbane: i'll be way happy when its in debian though :)
06:05.13ZelutSorenStoutner: all mine does is automate / improve the installation so it doesn't affect the core client--there isn't really anything to push upstream.
06:05.26ZelutSorenStoutner: it is listed at the folding forums, but that is about as upstream as I think it gets..
06:05.27SorenStoutnerZelut:  Ahhh.
06:05.43heartsbaneZelut: you know with everything little thing I add to my list, I seem to run into a new question with more items for my list. I need to ask some questions about SSH expect a email
06:06.04ZelutSorenStoutner: once you've run my installer you could safely get rid of all my files and the client runs as if you'd downloaded it from Stanford.
06:06.11heartsbaneI been awake since 4AM night all
06:07.01herloZelut: heartsbane doesn't detach, he's part of the matrix now
06:07.03Zelutherlo: I don't think any of the machines in my classroom last week finished any work units before I left.
06:12.16herloZelut: that suX0rs
06:13.30Zelutohh well
06:13.50ZelutI was just trying to think of a codename for this new release.
06:13.59Zelutmaybe the "utosc" release?
06:16.55herloZelut: sure, works for me
06:38.17Zelutnite
06:46.07sontekcall them costu
06:46.22sontekor tusco
06:46.32sontekscout?
06:59.21atoponceheartsbane: pong
07:02.58herlosontek: nice anagram
07:09.00sontekherlo: I try my best
07:10.38herlosontek: :)
07:20.47sontekso the badge holders and lanyards arrived in SLC lastnight, but they didn't deliver them today
07:20.54sontekso now we have to wait until Tuesday
07:20.57sontekdamn holidays
07:24.22herlosontek: damn it!  We need those today!
07:24.42herlo:0-)
07:29.27sontekwe should kill all holidays
07:29.34sontekthey just waste time!
07:29.47sontekbut I gotta go to sleep
07:29.55herlosontek: haha
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15:40.20heartsbaneatoponce: ping
15:41.13heartsbaneBah I will just send a e-mail IRC tag is almost as bad as voicemail :)
15:43.06Zelutheartsbane: correctomundo
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16:10.04clutchpcanyone know how gutsy looks?
16:10.38herloclutchpc: Zelut does
16:11.00herloclutchpc: ubuntu-tutorials.com has some stuff a few posts back
16:11.26clutchpcherlo: cool
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16:21.20atoponceheartsbane: pong
16:21.23atoponceHearts|laptop: pong
16:24.29Hearts|laptophahaha, just as I watching 'This week' typing a e-mail
16:25.42Hearts|laptopI was looking at some things on my list, cause I was talking to Zelut and added a SSH project
16:26.15Hearts|laptopatoponce: does your 'connecthome' script require a proxy for SSH tunnelling?
16:26.36atoponceyes
16:26.41atoponceit requires squid
16:27.01atoponcehowever, you can use -D which works just as well
16:27.30Hearts|laptopis that a requirement you set, or it is necessary.. ah...
16:27.43Hearts|laptopatoponce: ready for part 2?
16:27.47atoponcesure
16:28.37Hearts|laptopatoponce: if I compiled Pidgin from source how do update it?
16:28.55Hearts|laptopI remember you asking a similar debian question Thursday
16:29.34Hearts|laptopis there a way to tell aptitude (please point me to a URL, so I can it for myself)
16:29.39atoponcedoes pidgin have automatic update handling? if not, just re-download the source, and reinstall i guess
16:29.52Hearts|laptophmmm... k
16:30.22atoponceif using apt, then your stuck with the version that the release has. apt won't update something for you if you grabbed it from source
16:30.37Zelutohh everyone is awake now ehh
16:31.11Hearts|laptopZelut: I would like to finish this coffee and watch my Sunday news before I answer than
16:31.17Hearts|laptops/than/that/
16:31.39atoponce~coffee Hearts|laptop
16:31.40jbotACTION steals some of mrpull-x's special coffee and gives it to Hearts|laptop on a silver platter.
16:32.21Hearts|laptopew.... you can really smell the caffeine
16:32.23atoponceZelut: NetworkManager is evil i've decided
16:32.36Zelutcan't believe this: There are currently 407 posts and 2,093 comments, contained within 33 categories.
16:32.50Zelutatoponce: you know I blame all of your troubles on debian, right?
16:32.55atoponceifupdown has much better conrol over the interface than NetworkManager does
16:33.06Hearts|laptopZelut: why can't you believe that?
16:33.29atoponceThere are currently 329 posts and 1,608 comments, contained within 32 categories.
16:33.35ZelutHearts|laptop: seems like yesterday I just started writing these tutorials.  It's been more than a year now.
16:33.53Hearts|laptopZelut: time flies when your having fun
16:35.11Zelutok.. what can I blog about today?
16:35.24Hearts|laptopSecurity
16:35.39Zelutherlo: Hearts|laptop that's a pretty broad topic
16:36.05Hearts|laptop:) you better start typing ...
16:36.18Hearts|laptophehehe
16:37.39Hearts|laptopI think Aaron really cover'd XMPP to death, I need to get pidgin running it that is my new project, and running SSH tunnelling only 3 item on my list
16:37.59Hearts|laptopand those are 2 of them
16:38.14penoHearts|laptop: isn't installing Vista on your list?
16:38.14Hearts|laptopOH Zelut, how about TCPwrappers
16:38.45Hearts|laptoppeno: you know I know where you will be around 3:30
16:39.02penoHearts|laptop: yep.  in the dead body storage.
16:39.15Hearts|laptophehehe
16:40.59Hearts|laptopZelut: tcpwrappers would be my suggestion
16:43.24Zelutlike a general what is compatible? how to use hosts.allow|deny?
16:44.09ZelutHearts|laptop: what do you want to know about ssh tunneling?
16:45.17Hearts|laptopZelut: sorry I speak from me wanting to learn something, but hosts.allow|deny seems pretty straight forward I don't know I just know its on my list, sorry realise I am selfish with my suggestion
16:45.43Hearts|laptopZelut: I just find it fun to learn something sitting with laptop in the living room..
16:45.49ZelutI suppose I haven't covered it before so it can't hurt..
16:46.09Hearts|laptopZelut: I suppose What is compatible
16:46.29penoHearts|laptop: your needs don't trump everyone else's. :)
16:46.48Zelutpeno: he likes to think so though
16:47.00Hearts|laptophehehehe
16:47.02penoZelut: I know. :)
16:47.29ZelutHearts|laptop: if you want to see if a service is tcpwrapper compatible do: ldd /path/to/binary | grep libwrap
16:47.40Hearts|laptopThat is not nice :(, it is funny :)
16:47.56ZelutHearts|laptop: if the binary uses libwrap.so as a linked library it is tcpwrapper compatible.  if not, tcpwrappers has no effect.
16:48.11Hearts|laptopZelut: okay
16:48.19penoHearts|laptop: you bringing b33r today?
16:49.03Hearts|laptopI was thinking of doing something like that around 3:30, you choose I either bring beer or something else
16:49.05ZelutHearts|laptop: I'll go ahead and blog something on the topic, but it sounds like that'll get you in troub--going. :)
16:49.11Hearts|laptopjust let me know
16:49.43penoHearts|laptop: either way.  just trying to decide if I should get some ice for the cooler.
16:49.55Hearts|laptopZelut: peno has been a bad influence on you...
16:50.26Zelutthat movie should have been titled "Bad Ass"
16:50.31penoHearts|laptop: Just remember who pointed you towards linux.
16:50.52Zelutpeno: and just remember who has to hold his hand the whole time now!
16:51.01penoZelut: yep, you! :)
16:51.02Hearts|laptop:(
16:51.43peno<PROTECTED>
16:51.52peno:)
16:53.16penomy job is done.
16:53.46herlopeno: we've been trying for months to get rid of him.  How come you can do it so easily :)
16:53.55penoherlo: it's a skill.
16:54.17herloHearts|laptop: we don't *really* want you to go.  
16:54.17penoherlo: it takes many years of practice and study.
16:54.21herlopeno: I'd say
16:54.31herloHe must have really left :(
16:54.32penoHearts|laptop: you can stay, just bring beer.
16:54.44herlopeno++
16:54.49penohe's probably stepped out for a cancer stick.
16:54.51herloHearts|laptop++ if he brings beer
17:01.51Zelutherlo: what is the valid ipv6 syntax for hosts.allow?  I can't ever remember.. do you use the brackets but drop the subnet?
17:02.07Zelutherlo: ie; [::1] is valid but ::1/128 is not?
17:13.59herloZelut: uh, got me
17:14.17herloZelut: probably [::1/128] but that's really redundant
17:16.19clutchpcZelut: how do you like gutsy?
17:16.20ZelutI'm thinking about calling xmission to get an ipv6 address and setup an apache easter egg
17:22.34ZelutHearts|laptop: published.
17:22.51Zelutclutchpc: I like it. running it on all my desktops now
17:23.12Zelutclutchpc: been pretty solid so far. no show-stoppers on my end.
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17:40.53atoponceherlo: ping
17:46.14atoponceherlo: when you get around, i'm curious as to where the utos images are, so i can design an appropriate s5 theme
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17:50.35ZelutI think I'm going to play with wireshark today and get into some trouble
17:53.04atoponceZelut: network manager is evil. that's all there is to it
17:53.53Zelutatoponce: works fine for the rest of us not using Debian :)
17:54.20atoponcesure. works fine. but why settle for 'fine' when you can have _total_ control? :)
17:55.35Zeluti'm not aware of what control i'm losing with network manager
17:58.14atoponceZelut: check out this wlan0 foo: http://pastebin.ca/679121
18:00.02Zelutlooks like location profiles
18:00.47atoponceyeah. then the regular 'ifdown wlan0; ifup wlan0' works like magic
18:01.09atoponceas well as setting the ip foo etc
18:02.04Zelutnetworkmanager supports profiles too
18:03.50Zelutwhat version of network manager do you have?
18:04.38atoponceVersion: 0.6.4-8
18:06.52Zelut0.6.5 nm-applet here.
18:07.16Zelutit just always works great for me so it seems weird that you have so much trouble
18:07.43atoponcei don't have really that much trouble. it's my intel driver over network manager
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18:10.38Zelutafter sorting through the wireshark output there is my username and password. damn.
18:10.47Zelut(trying things out without a tunnel, of course)
18:11.10Zelutmy only problem is being able to find that data more easily.  only reason I found it was because I knew what to look for..
18:13.24Zelutthere has got to be an easier way to do it than manually sorting through the TONS of output
18:14.04atoponcetcp/ip dump
18:14.24atoponceof course, you should be setting filters rather than grabbing everything
18:14.37atoponcethen dump that data. pretty easy to sort thruogh from there
18:17.02Zeluti guess I'm not familiar with the filters to know what to look for yet.
18:19.47atoponcewhat are you trying to capture?
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18:22.01Zelutusernames/passwords
18:22.26Zeluttrying to get more familiar for where to look in the capture for that data.. or use filters to help find it.
18:22.37atoponcefrom what though? ftp? http? xmmp?
18:22.39Zelutso far I've logged into two sites and been able to find my information
18:22.41Zeluthttp
18:22.48atoponcethen filter http
18:23.42Zelutso far it looks like if there is "Reassembled TCP" it'll be in there.
18:24.15Zelutcan I filter http & POST?
18:24.40atoponcepost is part of http
18:26.01Zelutright, but can it be more specific? ie; don't show me GET, etc.  just http & POST data.
18:26.21atoponceyeah. you should be able to filter those packets
18:26.27atoponcenot sure how, though
18:28.10Zeluti think it'd be fun to sniff packets for a day in my network security classes and then on day two post the passwords on the projector.
18:28.27Zelutnot link to usernames or domains, but just list them all.  that should get their attention.
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22:56.24tristanbob_Zelut: ping
22:56.35tristanbob_dsniff
22:56.46Zeluttristanbob_: dsniff?
22:56.49tristanbob_your jaw will drop
22:58.08Zeluttristanbob_: password sniffer ehh :)
22:59.21tristanbob_yupp
23:00.07tristanbob_on our university internet connection, we can see dozens of passwords a minute
23:01.09tristanbob_you need to mirror traffic or pass traffic through
23:01.20Zeluttristanbob_: so how do I use dsniff?
23:07.33tristanbob_dsniff –c –m
23:10.33Zelut...doesn't seem to be catching anything.
23:13.53herloatoponce: http://www.utosc.org/downloads/slides
23:14.02tristanbob_Zelut: use ftp
23:14.21tristanbob_login should be caught
23:14.30tristanbob_or http login
23:14.35tristanbob_ot smtp
23:14.40tristanbob_etc
23:14.45Zeluttristanbob_: I just did an http login but nothing came up.
23:15.03Zeluttristanbob_: and I don't have ftp access to anything since its such a worthlessly insecure protocol.
23:15.11tristanbob_:)
23:15.40Zeluttristanbob_: i should just see passwords in stdout after using dsniff -c -m -i eth1 ?
23:17.14tristanbob_yup  - best on  a mirrored port
23:18.00Zeluttristanbob_: i'm sitting here on my laptop via wireless and just logged into two http sites.  I see no output.
23:19.02tristanbob_eth1 is wireless?
23:19.26atoponceherlo: can i get just the logo?
23:20.03Zeluttristanbob_: yes
23:20.35herloatoponce: yes, its under http://www.utosc.org/downloads/logos
23:20.54herloatoponce: we're looking to put our sponsors wherever we can though...
23:21.26Zeluttristanbob_: ..also just logged into imap, nothing.  I must be doing this wrong.
23:22.33tristanbob_hmmm... i don't have anything to test it on right now
23:25.12Zeluttristanbob_: well you had me all excited for nothing :)
23:25.21tristanbob_no - it will work
23:25.26tristanbob_I have seen it
23:25.51tristanbob_I'll talk to our security admin on Tuesday
23:29.00Zeluttristanbob_: You'll notice that dsniff waits until a connection terminates before it outputs its information
23:29.23Zeluttristanbob_: I'm not seeing any output and finally ctrl-c so I guess nothing is being grabbed?
23:29.26tristanbob_so you see it?
23:29.50Zeluttristanbob_: still haven't seen anything, but just read that online..
23:31.54atoponceherlo: i don't need to plaster my theme with sponsor logos do i?
23:32.44Zeluttristanbob_: ...i've run it, login and then cut all other www connections.  still not seeing anything.
23:32.54Zelutatoponce: think of it like nascar
23:37.52atoponcemeh
23:38.04atoponcein that case, i'll just stick with my ubuntu theme
23:40.08herloatoponce: no...
23:40.14herloatoponce: its fine if you don't
23:40.41herloatoponce: we just want to help the sponsors.  They're footing the bill for the conference and for much of what we'll be able to do next eyar
23:40.44herloear
23:40.45herloholy crap!
23:40.48herloyear
23:41.39atoponce~type herlo
23:42.31herlo~smack herlo
23:42.31jbotACTION smacks herlo upside the head.
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23:50.26ubuntu09can anyone help me with a hard drve install with no cd?
23:52.50atoponceubuntu09: the computer doesn't have a cd drive?
23:53.17ubuntu09it does but im trying to learn how to do it.
23:53.32ubuntu09when i boot it says no cd mounted
23:53.43ubuntu09i followed the tutorial
23:53.59ubuntu09i put the iso file in the windows root directory
23:54.28ubuntu09along with a c:\boot folder containing initrd and vmlinuz and a grub folder
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23:55.54atoponceubuntu09: you downloaded the iso. did you burn a cd from it?
23:56.04ubuntu09no
23:56.11ubuntu09dont need the cd
23:57.00clutchpcI may have become retarded during my time away.... I have created a new VM for gutsy but I can't figure out how to install gutsy on it from my live-cd
23:57.38atoponceubuntu09: are you installing this in a virt machine, or as a host os on the hdd?
23:57.59ubuntu09host
23:58.08ubuntu09http://www.ubuntugeek.com/install-ubuntukubuntuedubuntuxubuntu-without-cdrom-drive.html
23:58.09atoponcethen why don't you need to burn a cd?
23:59.08ubuntu09cause u can do it without a cd
23:59.15ubuntu09using the iso
23:59.47atoponceubuntu09: well, if i were you, it's 10x easier with the cd. i'm not familiar doing it without it

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