TheGrebs.com:IRC Logs:#linode:2004:03:17

---	Log	opened Wed Mar 17 00:00:15 2004
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00:30	jotun	perl is excellent
00:30	jotun	i don't see why that shouldn't work!
00:30		* mikegrb gives jotun several camels
00:30		* jotun smokes them
00:30	@mikegrb	omg
00:31	@mikegrb	they were still alive
00:31	@mikegrb	umm
00:31	jotun	:<
00:31	@mikegrb	and the people in the band on letterman look like they are 15
00:31	jotun	letterman is a punk!
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01:41	mesozoic	caker: you around?
02:03	@mikegrb	maybe
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02:04	@mikegrb	;)
02:04		* EFudd looks around
02:05		* mikegrb steps on EFudd's toes
02:05	EFudd	oww
02:05	EFudd	i must work with you
02:05	EFudd	cause my cow-orkers do that often
02:05	@mikegrb	yup
02:05	@mikegrb	I'm in disguies
02:05	@mikegrb	disguise even
02:06		* EFudd has l33t stuffz now
02:07		* EFudd ponders
02:07	EFudd	i ened to fix .bash_profile to only exec a proc when i first shell login
02:07	EFudd	not, for example, create a new shell under screen
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02:10	@mikegrb	yes
02:10	@mikegrb	then fix me up like that
02:10	EFudd	what "fix you up" thingy are ya referring to?! :)
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02:14	@mikegrb	heh
02:14	@mikegrb	I need to execute some stuff like that
02:14	@mikegrb	haven't looked into it at all
02:14	EFudd	oh.
02:14	EFudd	i see.
02:15	@mikegrb	hmm
02:15	@mikegrb	inetd cant bind to a specific ip?
02:16	EFudd	bleh
02:16	EFudd	xinetd or sompn y0
02:16	@mikegrb	yes
02:16	@caker	mesozoic: hey
02:17	EFudd	check this out
02:17	EFudd	http://www.jimgilliam.com/2003/11/the_definition_of_marriage.php
02:17	EFudd	read the definition of marriage there from november of 03
02:17	EFudd	.... now go to m-w.com and look up marriage
02:19	@mikegrb	how can I get a list of installed packages in debian?
02:19	EFudd	sigh
02:19	@mikegrb	man pages for apt-cache and dpkg don't turn up anything :<
02:19	@mikegrb	no!
02:19	EFudd	american heritage is fokked now :/
02:19	@mikegrb	don't sigh at me
02:19	EFudd	dpkg -l ?
02:19	@mikegrb	oh
02:19	@mikegrb	hmm
02:19		* EFudd doesn't use debian for a reason tho
02:19	@caker	dpkg -l
02:20	EFudd	damn. wonder what reason i had for not using debian then!
02:20	@mikegrb	EFudd: thanks a lot
02:21	@mikegrb	you too caker
02:21	EFudd	np :)
02:21	@mikegrb	that wasn't very appearant even going back and re-reading the description of -l :<
02:22	EFudd	ah
02:22	EFudd	perhaps that's why i dont' use debian
02:22	EFudd	:)
02:22	@caker	init=/bin/emacs (EE joke)
02:23	EFudd	:)
02:23		* EFudd familiar with joke :)
02:24	@mikegrb	hehehe
02:24	@mikegrb	Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
02:24	@mikegrb	/dev/ubda 4.1G 940M 3.2G 23% /
02:24	@mikegrb	can't do that with gentoo
02:24	@mikegrb	:p
02:24	@mikegrb	and I pretty much have the same functionality
02:24	@mikegrb	few things left to finish up
02:26	@caker	hope I didn't break the forums
02:27	@caker	I added a "Watch this forum" email notification thing
02:27	@caker	Linode.com Discussion Forum Index -> Linode.com Announcements -> scroll down -> "watch this forum"
02:30	@mikegrb	lia
02:30	@mikegrb	liar
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04:32	smohekey	is anybody still up?
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08:07	Tenkawa	smohekey: I'm here now
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09:19	Cal	sighup ping caker
09:19	sighup	caker: ping! ping! ping!
09:19	sighup	caker was last seen on #linode 6 hours, 52 minutes and 17 seconds ago, saying: Linode.com Discussion Forum Index -> Linode.com Announcements -> scroll down -> "watch this forum" [1079508460]
09:20	@inkblot	moin dawgs
09:20	Cal	morning
09:20	Cal	host7 is hammered. I'm trying to figure out if it's something I've done.
09:21	@inkblot	it's st. patrick's day
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09:21	@inkblot	everyone and everything is hammered
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09:28	Cal	:)
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10:06	@mikegrb	inkblot: thegrebs.com <- my site knows
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10:50	besonen	anyone awake? i'll soon be signing up with linode but i don't want to run my own dns initially. i'm looking for a reliable transparent registrar. any recommendations? the only one i've found that appeals to me is gandi.net. unfortunately they aren't all that transparent (no mailing list, etc.).
10:50	@inkblot	zoneedit.com
10:50	eurozip	find a friend
10:50	@inkblot	or that
10:51	@inkblot	i host dns for several linoders
10:56	wtfe	everydns.net
10:57	Tenkawa	gotdns.org
10:57	Tenkawa	partial free services
10:58	wtfe	i've been using everydns.net for about 2 years now, never had a problem, quick updates, and free
10:58	wtfe	avoid publicdns.org
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11:11	@inkblot	i've been using movealong.org for about two and half years, it's been solid
11:11	@inkblot	and very flexible
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12:39	funkycow	granitecanyon.com also does dns
12:39	funkycow	i havent checked them out in a while though
12:39	funkycow	but ive been using them for ages
12:40	Newsome	I use granitecanyon for secondary. I run my own primary.
12:40	wtfe	granitecanyon.com == publicdns.org
12:40	wtfe	updates take frickin' forever
12:44	jotun	i used GC years ago
12:45	@inkblot	i tried
12:45	@inkblot	they failed to respond
12:45	wtfe	exactly
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13:49	dgc	I'm trying to set up an Apache virtual host, and failing miserably.
13:50	dgc	Apache is complaining about inputs on port 443, but I think I'm tryong to reach palin old port 80 :-(
13:51	chris	Look at the output of `apache -S`
13:52	chris	It'll tell you if your vhosts are setup correctly
13:52	dgc	OK looking...
13:53	dgc	"command not found"
13:56	chris	That's not possible if you have apache installed
13:56	chris	try `which apache` to find the binary
13:56	@inkblot	ha ha
13:56	@inkblot	chris, it certainly is possible
13:56	Cal	ummmm...that's not going to work is it?
13:57	chris	inkblot: aside from it not being in the path? If apache exists it has to have a binary :)
13:57		* inkblot rolls his eyes
13:57	@caker	httpd
13:57	@inkblot	ha ha red hat
13:57	@mikegrb	httpa
13:57	chris	oh, the redhat stuff....
13:57		* chris shrugs and wanders off
13:58	dgc	Sorry. Mandrake (large)
13:58	@inkblot	see also: ha ha mandrake
13:58	Cal	caker, any idea what was up with host7 this morning?
13:59	@caker	Cal: well, I missed who ever was the cause -- who ever it was stopped/rebooted
13:59	@mikegrb	omg my friend thinks caker is hout
13:59	@mikegrb	er hot
13:59	@caker	mikegrb: I'm used to it :-p
14:00	@mikegrb	sure you are
14:00	@caker	large women find me attractive
14:00	@mikegrb	she is slim
14:00	@mikegrb	though getting married I just found out
14:00	@caker	ooo green on thegrebs
14:01	@mikegrb	:D
14:01	@mikegrb	of course, it is beer day
14:01	@mikegrb	css++
14:02		* Cal grumbles....brought my mail to a standstill.
14:02	dgc	OK, on mandrake it's httpd2. It shows : is a NameVirtualHost
14:03	dgc	default server www.crystre.org
14:03	dgc	port * namevhost www.crystre.org
14:03	@caker	Cal: this is exactly the reason we're moving to 2.6 on the host
14:03	dgc	Syntax is OK
14:04	dgc	bucuz of my vhost????
14:04	chris	.....
14:06	dgc	Yes, I know I'm not on htat linode. was a joke. feeble.
14:07	Cal	caker: so I can beat whoever is doing it with a big stick? :)
14:07	@caker	Cal: sure /me hands you a stick
14:07	Cal	now, do we find out who or jsut start swinging wildly?
14:08	Cal	:)
14:09	dgc	Swinging wildly? I thought she was getting married!
14:11	dgc	But seriously folks, I comment out the vhost stuff: it works. Put the (trivial) vhost stuff back in: it fails.
14:11	@caker	What fails?
14:12	@caker	anything in error log?
14:12	dgc	any atempted access to the box complains that I need https since i'm comingt in on port 443. I'm NOt coming in on 443. At least not on purpose
14:13	dgc	Try to hit www.crystre.org
14:14	dgc	what do U see?
14:14	wtfe	same thing
14:14	Cal	wow. NEVER seen that message.
14:14	dgc	error log. duh. looking....
14:14	Cal	Is there some sort of port forwarding going on?
14:14	dgc	Not on purpose.
14:15	Newsome	looks like you've got your vhosts listening on all ports. make sure that your configuration is more like :80 and :443, rather than :
14:16	dgc	OK, but I was simply following the documentation.
14:19	dgc	error_log gives a hint. I'll work with it for awhile. Thanks.
14:42	eurozip	in apache 2 how do you do directory indexes; Options Indexes doesn't work
15:00		* EFudd looks around then goes back under his Rock
15:10	@inkblot	mmmmm rock
15:12	Tenkawa	hehhh
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16:07	jake	anyone out there running icecast off of their linode?
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16:34	EFudd	16:33 -!- simpleton changed the topic of #unix to: Is it wrong to be excited
16:34	EFudd	about 64-bit computing because 0xFEEDFACEFECE5 is a valid memory
16:34	EFudd	address?
16:35	chris	ew
16:36	@inkblot	yes, but it's ok if it's because 0xFEEDFACEC0FFEE is valid
16:36	EFudd	:)
16:42		scatterbrain \| scary
16:43		scatterbrain \| i'm thinking of limiting my linode bandwidth so my mrtg graphs can have smaller spikes
16:43	dgc	0xFEEDFACEDEADBEEF
16:44	dgc	That's a full 64 bits
16:44	EFudd	"Weeks of Coding saves hours of planning."
16:44	EFudd	werd.
16:45	dgc	oxC0DEC0DEC0DEc)DE
16:48	wtfe	0xCAFEBABE
16:48	jotun	0xdeadcafebabe
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16:55	@tjfontaine	0xDEFACED
16:56	@inkblot	0xkthxbi
17:03	@tjfontaine	heh
17:21	dgc	followup: I fixed my Apache problems. It helps to actually read the documentattion instead of just bashing things.
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18:16	Cal	caker: you awake?
18:16	@caker	Cal: yup
18:17	Cal	if I want to upgrade from my Linode64 to a Linode128, is it possible?
18:17	@caker	Yes, it is without losing/changing anything
18:17	@caker	but it depends on availability at each data center
18:18	@caker	at TP, I only have a few 96 slots at the moment
18:18	Cal	when will it be possible?
18:19	@caker	You'd have to wait until someone cancels at ThePlanet, or wait until I get host20 up at HE, which would mean your IPs would change
18:20	Cal	crap...I hate changing IPs. WHen will host20 be up? (aprox?)
18:20	@caker	mid next week?
18:21	@caker	or wait another month and see if I get more space at TP
18:22	Cal	ok. Other than IP address changes, will everything else move without a change?
18:22	@caker	right
18:22		scatterbrain \| caker rocks. worship him.
18:22	Cal	It really depends on whether I wake up tomorrorrow to a hammered host7. :)
18:22	@caker	wait until tomorrow night after 2.6 is on that box
18:23	@caker	:)
18:23		scatterbrain \| ooh yeah.
18:23	Cal	I thought it was tomorrow morning...
18:23	@caker	Like I said, what you experienced this morning is the reason we're moving to 2.6
18:23	@caker	what's your timezone?
18:24	Cal	Central.
18:24	Cal	(I'm the one in NLUG)
18:24	@caker	<-- duh
18:24	Cal	:)
18:24	@caker	I knew that right as I hit enter, btw!
18:24	Cal	HAR!
18:24	@caker	yeah, tomorrow night at 9, our time
18:24	Cal	ok.
18:24	Cal	the test will be Fri morning.
18:25	Cal	so unless whatever is hammering us if fixed, I've got another slow day of mail. :(
18:26	CaptSwaggerPa	\| shell scripting question: is there a way to get a user's home directory similar to id? or do I have to awk the passwd file?
18:26		scatterbrain \| caker: waiting to see how those hosts deal with 2.6 before planning any of the other ones?
18:27	@caker	scatterbrain: more or less. After tomorrow 5/19 boxes will be on 2.6
18:27	Cal	echo $HOME?
18:27		scatterbrain \| CaptSwaggerPants: ~$USER ?
18:27	CaptSwaggerPa	\| Cal: I'm not the user in question
18:28	CaptSwaggerPa	\| scatterbrain: I tried that but bash didn't like it
18:28	Cal	CSP: I guess it depends on the distro but gentoo's default profile sets a variable HOME.
18:29	eurozip	~
18:29	@inkblot	$(echo ~$USER)
18:29	@inkblot	or just ~$USER, really
18:29	@inkblot	assuming you have the username in $USER
18:29		scatterbrain \| inkblot: doesn't seem to work
18:29	CaptSwaggerPa	\| yeah cd ~$USER doesn't work
18:29	eurozip	cd ~/ will work
18:29	eurozip	to your home, not another user
18:30	CaptSwaggerPa	\| I need this for an arbitrary user
18:30		scatterbrain \| eurozip: i think he wants ~USER not ~current user
18:30	CaptSwaggerPa	\| no me
18:30	CaptSwaggerPa	\| not rather
18:30		scatterbrain \| ahah
18:31		scatterbrain \| i think the problem is the order of operation
18:31		scatterbrain \| tilde expansion is performed before variable expansion
18:31	Cal	CSP: O.I.C. , I think you are right, grepping the passwd might be the easiest way.
18:31	CaptSwaggerPa	\| yeah
18:31	eurozip	grep $USER /etc/passwd \| cut -d: -f6
18:31	eurozip	that will work
18:31	CaptSwaggerPa	\| yeah I didn't want to do it that way
18:31	CaptSwaggerPa	\| because I'm lame
18:31	CaptSwaggerPa	\| but it works
18:31	CaptSwaggerPa	\| thx
18:32	eurozip	if you are gonna use bash anyhow, whynot?
18:32	@inkblot	you'd still be lame
18:32	eurozip	heh
18:32	CaptSwaggerPa	\| well for this particular app it works
18:32	CaptSwaggerPa	\| but if I didn't have an /etc/passwd and had ldap or something it would be good to know another way to do it
18:33	@inkblot	[inkblot@dorothy:~]$ id pedro
18:33	@inkblot	uid=1001(pedro) gid=1001(pedro) groups=1001(pedro)
18:33	@inkblot	[inkblot@dorothy:~]$ grep -c pedro /etc/passwd
18:33	@inkblot	0
18:33	eurozip	ah
18:33	CaptSwaggerPa	\| poor pedro
18:34	eurozip	CaptSwaggerPants, you would have to query ldap, or whatever the info holder is
18:34		scatterbrain \| bless his soul
18:34	CaptSwaggerPa	\| yeah there should be a way to do it without querying ldap
18:34	CaptSwaggerPa	\| some PAM thingyish thing
18:34	eurozip	write a pam module
18:34		scatterbrain \| haha
18:34	CaptSwaggerPa	\| shouldn't haveto
18:35	eurozip	I guess that is someone else's responsibility
18:35	eurozip	heh
18:35	eurozip	you know, developers are here for us :)
18:35	CaptSwaggerPa	\| I wear multiple hats
18:36	eurozip	I guess linus shoudln't have had to write the kernel, and no one should have had to help him
18:36	eurozip	but they did...
18:37	@inkblot	dude, just use getpwent
18:37	CaptSwaggerPa	\| see, I've started coding up many half baked ideas, and generally someone already did the same thing better
18:38	CaptSwaggerPa	\| yes getpwent was what I was thinking
18:38	CaptSwaggerPa	\| now where's the shell interface that is most likely in gnu coreutils that interfaces it
18:38	CaptSwaggerPa	\| hmmm.
18:39	eurozip	doesnt getpwent only work with /etc/passwd
18:39	@caker	way to blue
18:39	eurozip	FILES
18:39	eurozip	/etc/pwd.db The insecure password database file
18:39	eurozip	/etc/spwd.db The secure password database file
18:39	eurozip	/etc/master.passwd The current password file
18:39	eurozip	/etc/passwd A Version 7 format password file
18:40	eurozip	it works with yp however, not ldap
18:40	@inkblot	eurozip, it goes through pam
18:40	eurozip	not all distros have getpwent (mdk comes to mind)
18:41	@inkblot	ha ha mandrake
18:41	CaptSwaggerPa	\| ha ha indeed
18:41	eurozip	getent is there, but does not get pw info
18:41	@inkblot	ha ha mandrake
18:42	@inkblot	later hobes
18:42	eurozip	adios, same here
18:42		scatterbrain \| should be fairly trivial to write a program that calls getpwent and outputs the result :P
18:43	CaptSwaggerPa	\| doesn't make too portable of a shell script with that extra baggage
18:43		scatterbrain \| i assume you don't want to rely on /home/$USER :P
18:45	@mikegrb	or $HOME
18:45	CaptSwaggerPa	\| heh
18:46	CaptSwaggerPa	\| mikegrb: welcome to 15 minutes ago
18:46	@mikegrb	but $HOME only works for current user
18:46	@mikegrb	yes
18:46	@mikegrb	heh
18:46	@mikegrb	was busy elsewhere
18:46	Cal	heh
18:47	CaptSwaggerPa	\| 'sokay
18:50	CaptSwaggerPa	\| now I can bill this irc conversation to $CLIENT
18:52	@mikegrb	research?
18:53	CaptSwaggerPa	\| yeah
18:56	CaptSwaggerPa	\| this is going to be so great when I don't have to fuck around with qmail anymore
19:00	@mikegrb	caker: omg
19:00	@mikegrb	The following ERRORS occured
19:00	@mikegrb	* password,Your password contains illegal characters.
19:00	@mikegrb	Jo#5sBdiSi3i
19:00	@mikegrb	wtf
19:00	@mikegrb	:<
19:01	@mikegrb	Bi*2fWruMw7y is bad too
19:06	@mikegrb	DAYTON, Tenn. - The county that was the site of the Scopes "Monkey Trial" over the teaching of evolution is asking lawmakers to amend state law so the county can charge homosexuals with crimes against nature.
19:06	@mikegrb	fscking idiots
19:07	@mikegrb	http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=519&e=5&u=/ap/county_gay_ban
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19:10	epic	hey caker, you in
19:10	epic	does anyone know when he will be processing registrations?
19:12	@mikegrb	I'm not sure that he would accept yours
19:12	epic	hmm
19:13	epic	well that would suck major
19:13	epic	because there are no other VPS's with your capabilites
19:13	@mikegrb	correct
19:13	epic	console login; charts; easy to reinstall the os
19:13	@mikegrb	yes, we know this
19:13	@mikegrb	that is why linode is the best out there
19:13	epic	you guys are the closest thing to a dedicated server ;P
19:14	epic	exactly
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19:14	Dave	hello
19:15	epic	Hello.
19:18	jotun	hallo
19:18	epic	Agh.
19:18	jotun	ach
19:18	epic	I really need to know if I will be accepted :-\|
19:19	heidi	well if he hasn't accepted it by now, I am not sure he will
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19:19	epic	I have not even put it through; I used to be k3rnel
19:19	@mikegrb	when did you apply?
19:19	epic	I need to speak with him first.
19:20	@mikegrb	well email him or call the number on the site
19:20	epic	Okay.
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19:23	heidi	hrm
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19:51	epic	=
19:51	epic	=
19:51	epic	=
19:51	EFudd	!
19:51	epic	sorry
19:51	epic	fell asleep :-\
19:52	EFudd	irk less
20:45	epic	hello?
20:51	epic	caker: Are you here?
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21:04	@mikegrb	no
21:36		* EFudd begins to wodner if caker has multiple personalities
21:36	EFudd	that's 2x now someone said "caker?" and mike said "no."
21:37	chris	Don't know why epic would want to reapply anyway, doesn't sound like caker would accept his business
21:37	chris	Besides, doesn't epic have all those l33t shell services?
21:38	Dave	s/have/want i think
21:38		* EFudd ponders
21:38	EFudd	I musta missed something. I need backstory such that I can taunt effectively.
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22:55	schweeb	http://bash.org/?245710 <--- this quote rules.
23:05	schweeb	http://bash.org/?14207
23:05	schweeb	http://bash.org/?14207
23:06	schweeb	oops
23:06	schweeb	double post
23:06	schweeb	that last one is epic/k3rnel/elfstone
23:06	EFudd	14207 isn't
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