=== hybrid [n=x@easyubuntu/supporter/hybrid] has joined #ubuntu-ops === mode/#ubuntu-ops [+v hybrid] by ChanServ === Jucato [n=jucato@124.106.192.130] has joined #ubuntu-ops === mode/#ubuntu-ops [+v Jucato] by ChanServ === hybrid_ [n=x@72.169.30.254] has joined #ubuntu-ops === maxamillion [n=max@r74-192-178-37.htvlcmta01.hnvitx.tl.dh.suddenlink.net] has joined #ubuntu-ops === mode/#ubuntu-ops [+v maxamillion] by ChanServ === hybrid_ [n=x@72.169.30.254] has left #ubuntu-ops [] === hybrid [n=x@easyubuntu/supporter/hybrid] has joined #ubuntu-ops === mode/#ubuntu-ops [+v hybrid] by ChanServ === hybrid [n=x@72.169.30.254] has joined #ubuntu-ops === mode/#ubuntu-ops [+v hybrid] by ChanServ === hybrid [n=x@72.169.30.254] has joined #ubuntu-ops [02:05] In #ubuntu-offtopic, yipe said: ubotu, !dontdothat is You've just something you shouldn't, never, ever, EVER, do that again. === someothernick [n=ron@pool-72-85-219-133.bstnma.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu-ops [03:17] hi [03:18] contributing to the problem is NOT funny === userundefined [n=zach@cpe-065-190-047-105.triad.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu-ops [03:19] someothernick, userundefined, hi [03:19] need to be tested? [03:19] Hi LjL [03:19] yes [03:19] yeah [03:20] strange cause this happened the other day [03:20] thought it was fixed :/ [03:20] hold on a second please [03:20] having trouble [03:20] this happened to me months ago with xchat, but now I'm using konversation. [03:21] Ooooooh, that is NOT a pretty away log.... [03:21] wow, what a coincidence [03:21] kickban a troll, and get a free show [03:21] can someone take care of the exploited guys please? [03:22] nalioth: lol [03:24] are we +m now in #ubuntu ? [03:24] nalioth: +m +z and i'm relaying manually [03:24] did you want to voice everyone? === coshx [n=btaitelb@va-71-48-158-102.dyn.embarqhsd.net] has joined #ubuntu-ops [03:25] nalioth: no, just the ones who talk [03:25] and say reasonable things [03:26] how long do you think #ubuntu will be staying +m ? [03:26] nalioth: until now [03:26] nalioth: i don't think there is any relevant message that i neglected to replay anyway [03:27] so were you able to test me out or are we waiting on someone still? === tonyyarusso just walked in [03:28] userundefined: What's your backstory here? [03:28] can someone test if i'm vulnerable? i put port 8001 in the advanced options for gaim. [03:28] userundefined: testing you [03:28] supposedly vulnerable, I come home to disconnect/reconnects on freenode, see a ban put on by ljl, I go to the fixdccexploit page, switch the port, come to see if it's fixed [03:29] userundefined: you're ok, unbanning in a second [03:29] thanks LjL [03:29] yeah, netstat -a | grep 8001 seems to show i'm on the good port. [03:29] coshx: testing you === userundefined [n=zach@cpe-065-190-047-105.triad.res.rr.com] has left #ubuntu-ops [] [03:30] coshx looks fine to me [03:30] btw, to test did you just do a normal dcc send or were you running an exploit script? [03:30] coshx: it's just text [03:31] someothernick: testing you if you don't mind [03:31] coshx: It's just a string of text, sent any of a variety of ways [03:31] k [03:31] so it's basically just a very insecure protocol? or a combination of a bad protocol / bad router? or just the router? sorry, i'm just curious [03:31] coshx, it's entirely the router [03:32] coshx: it decides, for some reason, that strings that look like that needs to be processed statefully... and crashes [03:33] interesting. i guess i just have to wait until they release a stable firmware upgrade, or install one of the free ones. [03:34] why would this happen again though? [03:34] someothernick: i'm not sure. are you sure you didn't just change the port temporarily? [03:34] someothernick: was it set to 8001 now? [03:34] yes [03:35] someothernick: might just be coincidence that your connection dropped at the time of the exploit [03:35] though somehow that seems improbable [03:35] yeah [03:35] just seems strange [03:35] you tested last time [03:35] coshx: someothernick just use port 8001 [03:35] k [03:36] someothernick, i'll do another test by repeating exactly the same string the exploiter used [03:36] dunno, you seem ok to me [03:36] k [03:36] tyvm :) [03:37] nalioth: had your fan club been active recently? [03:37] someothernick: thank you for the patience [03:37] LjL: not seen recently, no [03:38] thanks for you help :) === coshx [n=btaitelb@va-71-48-158-102.dyn.embarqhsd.net] has left #ubuntu-ops [] [03:39] oh my [03:39] nalioth: [03:39:17] --> Quintin has joined this channel (i=quintin@74-133-108-200.dhcp.insightbb.com). [03:39] this is my own fan club [03:39] can't be coincidence === tonyyarusso doesn't have a fan club....yet [03:42] i've had... two, maybe three admirers, quintin was always a faithful one [03:42] he's just asking ubuntu questions though, so *shrug* === oljanx [n=oljanx@c-67-165-215-241.hsd1.co.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-ops [03:44] oljanx: need a test? [03:44] aye [03:44] you read my mind [03:45] oljanx: no, i just knew i'd banned you ;) [03:45] oljanx: you're good [03:45] thanks :) safe to join #ubuntu? [03:45] oljanx: yes [03:45] LjL: You're removing the magic! Let them think we're omniscient! [03:46] oljanx, i could feel the vibrations from your computer, so i know you had been exploited [03:46] :) [03:47] im off! sorta... [03:47] nalioth: This is a bit of a long shot, but I was wondering: Would it be possible to make an irssi script that used an algorithm similar to +J (I think that's the one?), but rather than taking action about the channel, when too many users were joining quickly, it beeped your system bell? [03:47] thanks for taking the time to fix this oljanx [03:47] np, thank you === oljanx [n=oljanx@c-67-165-215-241.hsd1.co.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu-ops ["oljanx] [03:47] tonyyarusso: "yes" [03:48] tonyyarusso: all things are possible in irssi [03:48] LjL: Would it be "already been done", "a bit of work", "hard", or "ZOMG are you nuts?" [03:49] tonyyarusso: i'd say a bit of work, but i don't really know irssi scripting. it didn't look like a very complicated algorithm anyway [03:49] but, would it help? [03:49] "Maybe" [03:49] as soon as clones mass-join, they usually are *already* mass-spamming before you can move a thumb [03:50] Yes, but there's usually two or three seconds between starting to spam and the trigger, which can mean a few hundred lines fewer. [03:50] Might help. Maybe. Depends. [03:50] Thinking out loud here :) [03:51] well, generally speaking, i wouldn't mind a bit that "rings a bell" at all [03:51] erm [03:51] "[03:51:07] Fuck you, you fuckin' square!" <- this is an exploit "victim"... i think he's just a banned user now though [03:52] Is that in response to his ban? [03:52] Square? okay... [03:52] somerville32: i couldn't care less what's in response to [03:52] Everyone knows that LjL is a hexagon :/ [03:52] heh [04:07] On the other hand, I'm a little bit impressed our spammer used "It's" with proper punctuation. [04:07] hehe === willys_fueguino [n=willy@unaffiliated/willysfueguino/x-00001] has joined #ubuntu-ops [04:08] hello?? [04:09] willys_fueguino: Hi. [04:09] What can we do you up for? [04:09] hi. Just testing if you can read me... [04:09] I am an #ubuntu-lat op [04:09] -lat? Latin America? [04:10] yes.. indeed [04:10] Cool [04:10] :- [04:10] he needs seveas === Hobbsee [n=Hobbsee@ubuntu/member/hobbsee] has joined #ubuntu-ops === mode/#ubuntu-ops [+v Hobbsee] by ChanServ [04:20] so... now that I'm here... [04:20] Is here any supybots owner? [04:20] Seveas: is [04:20] of Ubugtu [04:20] what did you want to know? [04:20] ooh yes... I forgot that :- [04:21] If there's anyway to configure it to ban channel flooders [04:21] try in #supybot ? [04:22] Hobbsee: hahahah... already did a couple of times... [04:22] (no one answered for a long time) [04:22] but the thing is... [04:22] I saw a couple of bots that could do that... [04:23] (but they were "home made" bots) [04:25] ie, someone wrote a plugin to do that... === ChrisBradley [n=chris@unaffiliated/chrisbradley] has joined #ubuntu-ops [04:27] I need nalioth [04:27] uh oh :) [04:27] thank you I will get you in query [04:28] Hobbsee: for supybot?? if that's the case.. could you remember the name? [04:28] willys_fueguino: no [04:28] !code [04:28] Programming editors/suites: Terminal-based: vi/vim, emacs - KDE: Kate, KDevelop, Quanta+, Umbrello - GNOME: gvim, gedit, anjuta, eclipse, pida [04:28] !bots [04:28] Sorry, I don't know anything about bots - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi [04:28] !bot [04:28] I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots [04:28] fisher [04:28] yeah, didnt even find the one i watned... [04:29] what did you want? [04:30] Hobbsee: hahahhaha [04:30] The intention was good :- === Savage-{ [n=jyoung@cpe-76-186-29-24.tx.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu-ops [04:31] http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/ or http://code.ubuntulinux.nl/ [04:31] should work [04:38] checking.... [04:43] well... time to sleep... [04:43] see ya later guys... [04:43] sleep well === willys_fueguino est ausente: Visitennos en #ubuntu-lat! === willys_fueguino is now known as willys_noesta [05:05] Hobbsee: I misread - it looked like one person to me. My mistake. [05:05] tonyyarusso: no. they dont spam that fast [05:07] hmm.. lesbians seem to love ubuntu ;) [05:07] elkbuntu: yes... [05:07] afaik oo.o still sugests 'lesbian' as a substitute for 'debian', so i'd doubt it ;P [05:07] lol === Kamping_Kaiser still hasnt got over Debian not putting Debian into their dictionaries === AmbientMst1 [n=riley@adsl-68-126-61-144.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu-ops === AmbientMst1 [n=riley@adsl-68-126-61-144.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net] has left #ubuntu-ops [] === jenda [n=jenda@ubuntu/member/jenda] has joined #ubuntu-ops === mode/#ubuntu-ops [+v jenda] by ChanServ === ChrisBradley [n=chris@unaffiliated/chrisbradley] has left #ubuntu-ops ["Leaving"] [05:38] How long do we want +Rr? [05:40] stand by [05:40] I think I'll sit, actually, but okay. === hybrid [n=x@easyubuntu/supporter/hybrid] has joined #ubuntu-ops === mode/#ubuntu-ops [+v hybrid] by ChanServ === Mez [n=Mez@ubuntu/member/mez] has joined #ubuntu-ops === mode/#ubuntu-ops [+v Mez] by ChanServ === fox911 [i=UserID@modemcable053.14-131-66.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu-ops [06:37] what infection are you talking about ? [06:38] !exploit [06:38] There are people around who think it is funny to abuse a bug in certain routers by sending invalid DCC commands. When bitten by this bug ops in #ubuntu remove users so they are no longer targets. To fix it have a look here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixDCCExploit === fox911 [i=UserID@modemcable053.14-131-66.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu-ops [06:40] I need to join ubuntu chan [06:40] any one can help ? [06:40] fox911, join #mez [06:41] what is mez [06:41] ? [06:42] fox911: The channel. Type /join #mez in your client. [06:42] fox911, the person who decides if your allowed in or not [06:43] !expolit > fox911 [06:43] Sorry, I don't know anything about expolit - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi === AmbientMst1 [n=riley@adsl-68-126-61-144.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu-ops [06:43] ? [06:43] tested, unbanned [06:43] AmbientMst1, sup ? [06:43] Who? [06:43] Hey, I'm in #ubuntu-read-topic now. [06:43] And it said to come here. [06:44] Upon changing ports [06:44] !exploit > fox911 [06:44] AmbientMst1, join #mez [06:44] #mez [06:44] ? [06:44] AmbientMst1, type /join #mez [06:44] I know I know [06:44] That was an accident [06:44] nope [06:44] not fixed :P [06:45] :S [06:45] fox911 ... K-lined? [06:45] that little a-hole [06:46] he exploited in #debian [06:46] nalioth, lmao [06:46] whats going on?? [06:46] Oh dear [06:46] hm. silly person [06:46] nalioth, did he use twasbrilligandtheslithytovesdidgyreandgimbleinthewabe [06:46] nalioth: How many quits does #debian get these days? [06:47] quits? [06:47] Mez: yes. [06:47] connection resets, victims [06:47] nalioth, that was my test string [06:47] a boatload, tonyyarusso [06:47] then fox911 has gotten both ends of the exploit [06:47] No system like ours I take it then. [06:48] they don't care in #debian [06:48] nalioth, debian dont care [06:48] and ubuntu care too much [06:50] o_O I'm surpised ambientmst1 hasnt resurfaced yet [06:50] Mez: do you warn people not to repeat what you test them with, when you test them? [06:50] nalioth, I didnt this time. Apologies [06:50] only the second tmie I've tested :( [06:51] whats up with that exploit? [06:52] What does it do?? [06:52] willys_noesta: Disconnects people. [06:52] ??? [06:52] It takes down their internet conecction or just their connection to freenode?? [06:53] I _think_ internet, but you'd have to ask someone else for that. [06:54] if it takes down their internet conection.. that could be very odd for somepeople... [06:54] iirc it crashes the modem/router [06:56] :-O [06:56] How to know if I am vulnerable?? [06:56] ask Mez to test you === Kamping_Kaiser doesnt have an ubuntu cloak, so doesnt dare test people [06:56] willys_noesta, join #mez [06:57] hmm... === Mez goes and checks something [06:57] !exploit [06:57] There are people around who think it is funny to abuse a bug in certain routers by sending invalid DCC commands. When bitten by this bug ops in #ubuntu remove users so they are no longer targets. To fix it have a look here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixDCCExploit [06:57] Kamping_Kaiser: you don't? [06:58] um... no... :) [06:58] Kamping_Kaiser: btw, if you test in your own channel, you're fine. The K-lines are only in channels nalioth is in ;) [06:58] if u are an op I think you should [06:58] Kamping_Kaiser: still waiting on membership approval, or just prefer the unaffil? === Mez goes nd checks somethign [06:59] tonyyarusso, i think you told me that before, but i rely on irc to much for that to change under me :) [06:59] tonyyarusso, i wouldnt pass membership (well, i doubt i would) [06:59] how come? [06:59] i trickle contribute, not flood contribute like the other members :), that sorta thing [07:00] ah [07:00] well, if it's over a long time you might be fine anyway [07:00] hahahah [07:00] I made it, so... ;) [07:00] heheeh :) [07:00] I would like to become an ubuntumember... but I don't have THAT merit :- === Kamping_Kaiser wonders how willys_noesta makes symbol [07:04] Kamping_Kaiser: altgr+p [07:04] (I have a spanish 105 keyboard) [07:04] [07:04] why dear stomach do you insist on digesting my esophagus [07:05] :- [07:05] it hurts so much === Kamping_Kaiser unbends his head over === DBO goes to cry a little [07:07] Kamping_Kaiser: you have an english keyboard?? === Kamping_Kaiser [n=kgoetz@unafilliated/kgoetz] has left #ubuntu-ops ["Wait] === Kamping_Kaiser [n=kgoetz@unafilliated/kgoetz] has joined #ubuntu-ops === mode/#ubuntu-ops [+v Kamping_Kaiser] by ChanServ [07:08] drat xchat [07:08] ^w'd myself again [07:08] DBO: you should drink some milk [07:08] sorry, yes, a us104 [07:08] What's altgr? [07:08] oh... I taught it only worked on spanish keyboards [07:09] tonyyarusso: the key to the right of space [07:09] willys_noesta, way beyond milk here buddy === DBO is more or less eating chalk [07:09] (over here) [07:09] chalk?? [07:09] :-S [07:09] ppp [07:09] me no enteder [07:09] nothin [07:09] its a much stronger base than milk =P [07:09] lol [07:09] DBO: Sorry man [07:09] :-S [07:10] digestive issues are no fun [07:10] hahahhahahah [07:10] Anybody had Go Lytely? That there's a barrel of laughs.. [07:10] nalioth, hopefully, in feisty, kubuntu users wont be exploitable === SD-Plissken [n=Snake@unaffiliated/sdplissken/x-000001] has left #ubuntu-ops ["Leaving"] [07:11] it's not a distro issue, Mez. it's a crap router firmware issue [07:11] I use kubuntu [07:11] but I'm on dapper [07:12] a very fresh dapper, I installed it a couple of hours ago [07:12] ups... [07:12] didn't read the last line :- [07:13] we could always just use iptables to remap all IRC traffic to freenode to 8001... but I dont they would go for that [07:13] DBO, wouldnt it be easier to make the chat clients default to 8001? [07:14] Kamping_Kaiser, no =P [07:14] I prefer the complex one liner [07:14] plus that works on every client no matter how hard they try to get around it, and it would never be accepted === DBO was trying to make a little joke is all [07:15] :) [07:15] then XDDDD [07:15] I'm bored... [07:15] DBO, Kamping_Kaiser you are ops on wich channels?? [07:15] lots [07:16] most of the rooms im in right now [07:16] ubuntu ones, -au only. misc. non-ubuntu chans. [07:16] just whois me if you want to see [07:17] DBO: -meeting? [07:17] wait, nvm === tonyyarusso brain no worky [07:17] thats why I said most =P [07:17] wow === tonyyarusso wonders who does there [07:19] wow, not much [07:19] just the CC and seveas I think [07:19] not even the CC [07:19] just Seveas and thom [07:20] which one's thom? [07:20] jajajaj [07:20] way too much channels for me :- [07:20] tonyyarusso, dont know to be honest... [07:23] nalioth: I know - but surely it can't harm to make the default port for freenode in kubuntu to be 8001 ? [07:23] will that cause DCC issues? [07:24] you'll need to file a bug for that mez, but it's trivial [07:24] nalioth, why file a bug when I've made a patch, and have a sponsor ? [07:24] then i guess you bugged yourself, eh? :P [07:25] Mez isn't a core-dev [07:25] So be bugged... Crimsun? : P [07:25] *he [07:25] nalioth, I'm not core-dev ;) but I can do things (I did after all, maintain conversation for a while!) [07:25] somerville32: you don't have to be a core-dev, as long as you can send your stuff to one who is [07:26] I think that applies to anyone [07:26] somerville32, indeed ;) [07:26] Crimsun is good like that [07:26] though being a dev helps get you noticed quicker [07:27] nalioth, worth writing a patch for Xchat too ? [07:28] Wow, this guy doesn't get it. It's so minor for any individual case, but I may have to do something anyway. Dang. (shifty in #ubuntu, I've !ohmy | ed him probably 8 or 9 times in two days) [07:30] now [07:30] do I cook myself something to eat ? [07:30] in the dark [07:30] No, you cook yourself something to wear. [07:34] tonyyarusso, ha... shouldi [07:35] Mez: << | << [07:35] somerville32, ?? [07:35] Mez: I'm going to send you a top secret, encrypted message. [07:35] Mez: Purpx lbhe r-znvy [07:36] rot 13 ? [07:36] Mez: no, somerville32 [07:36] lol [07:36] no, I was right, rot13 [07:38] lol [07:39] somerville32, you puzzled me for a second [07:39] The e-mail or the rot13? [07:39] u rgiyfgr ur qla l jwtviles agudr xtogwe [07:39] ;) [07:39] Very cleaver [07:40] Yes, we all have to go back to the 50s sometimes. === Mez fires up the time machine [07:40] ok, Everyone hold on to something! === Mez makes buzzing noises === Kamping_Kaiser grabs LongPointyStick [07:40] Sat Jan 27 06:40:59 UTC 1957 === tonyyarusso grabs ChanServ - probably the only stable one around [07:41] w00 - it worked! [07:41] oh wait, ubuntu didnt exist then === Mez joins #unix === tonyyarusso kicks everyone off, since the internet doesn't exist either [07:41] tonyyarusso, no, this server is protected === Kamping_Kaiser flails [07:42] irc via uucp lags to hard! === Mez dials into his local MU* [07:43] hmm === Mez misses his MU*s [07:43] anyone wanna help me make a MUSH ? [07:44] Eww.. [07:44] mush? [07:44] No [07:44] MUD [07:44] Infact, LPMud [07:44] launchpad mud ? [07:44] wth? [07:45] Kamping_Kaiser, dont you know what a MU* is ? === tonyyarusso doesn't === tonyyarusso was born in 1986... [07:45] tonyyarusso, I'm only 1985 myself [07:45] void create() { object player = find_player("Mez"); tell_object(player, "You have been pwned by Tacitus - God of Cows.\n"); remove_interactive(player); } [07:45] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUD [07:46] somerville32, I prefer pennmush/tinymush stuff [07:46] LPMuds are so much more flexible though === somerville32 wrote his own mudlib from scratch. [07:47] somerville32, go for it - I once wrote a windows MUSH server [07:47] I wrote an passive FTP server in LPC [07:47] s/an/a === Kamping_Kaiser once wrote a shell script [07:48] http://sourceforge.net/projects/winmush/ [07:48] lmao [07:48] it sucked sooo much ass [07:48] and it was in VB ! [07:48] http://sourceforge.net/projects/lpuni/ [07:48] omg [07:48] GURUBOT! [07:48] my old AI IRC bot written in PHP ;) [07:49] I wrote what could be called an RPG. :P (It was in BASIC, and for my sister and I to play "spaceship" with; I was like 8.) [07:49] hehe [07:49] I worked on a project called JRPG for awhile [07:49] http://kent.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/gurubot/ircbot.php.txt [07:49] lmao :D ah the good old days [07:49] It was a 2D MMORPG in Java [07:50] my god that bot sucked ass ;) [07:50] but it was in PHP [07:50] LPUni - the mudlib project - was in the top 1000 projects at one point [07:51] (on sourceforge.net) [07:51] In Aug 2006, I was even able to sustain the a position in the top 1000 SourceForge.net projects for an entire month [07:52] Anyhows, I'm hungry and sleepy === Mez too === somerville32 waves. [07:53] Mez: I replied to your e-mail [07:53] I just read [07:54] One last question: Has anyone here bought something from ThinkGeek before? [07:54] I got a t-shirt but I ended up paying $20 for shipping [07:54] someothernick, me [07:54] (more then the t-shirt) [07:54] somerville32, me * [07:55] $20 shipping? eww [07:55] somerville32, dont want to help with my mush then ? [07:55] Mez: lol, maybe - if we program it using LPC ;] [07:55] somerville32, buy in bulk :D [07:55] somerville32, tinyMUSH :P [07:55] get used to something different [07:55] Mez: Is there really no way to not get like next-day shipping? [07:55] somerville32, live in the uk ? [07:55] Canada [07:56] no, thats how [07:56] I only had two options [07:56]