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LjLmneptok: note how that guy, who likes so part so quickly, has such an interesting realname: ubuntu_ n=ubuntu 213-65-172-147-no96.tbcn.telia.com * Live session user01:25
LjLahum - let me type that line again, just a test01:26
LjLmneptok: note how that guy, who likes so part so quickly, has such an interesting realname: ubuntu_ n=ubuntu 213-65-172-147-no96.tbcn.telia.com * Live session user01:26
LjLubuntu_ n=ubuntu 213-65-172-147-no96.tbcn.telia.com * Live session user01:26
LjLi think ubotu thinks that's a bug number01:26
PiciLjL: Why do you think that?01:28
LjLPici: try.01:28
PiciI did.01:28
LjLon the channel.01:28
Picioh01:28
LjLor in -bots, same01:28
PiciYeah, I pasted the realname my ubotu query window.01:29
Picixml error.01:29
Pici!ping01:31
ubotupong01:31
PiciLjL: Could you help me with warrior: http://pastebin.com/m3c09017801:35
Picihes in #ubuntu and querying me01:36
LjLPici: helped01:37
PiciThanks :)01:37
Picier. Okay.01:37
LjLPici: he wasn't being nice with you in query.01:37
PiciOooh.01:37
LjLhahah "aggiornated"01:39
LjLthat's nice01:39
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LjLPici: he's asking me why i banned him. can i answer the truth?01:41
LjLactually, i'm just inviting him here. bear with some italian.01:42
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warriorci sono01:44
LjLwarrior, you have been banned because you were a bit offensive with pici.01:45
LjLhe, and the other people, were just trying to point you to the best channel.01:45
LjLcapito che ho detto?01:46
warriorpici  un rompi scatole...perch anche mentre parlavo in inglese continuava a dirmi di andarmene....gli ho solo detto se aveva finito di rompere le scatole....01:46
LjLnon hai usato proprio quel termine.01:47
LjLin questi canali siamo piuttosto "stretti" in quanto a linguaggio.01:47
warriorlo so...mi scuso:quando leverai il ban sar libero di entrare nel canale a parlare come posso in inglese per imparare la lingua?01:48
LjLwarrior: io ti consiglio, se vuoi imparare la lingua, di usare #ubuntu-offtopic, dove si pu parlare liberamente di quasi tutto (sempre con educazione) - #ubuntu  solo per supporto tecnico, quindi probabilmente ti conviene usare #ubuntu-it01:48
LjLcomunque, io ora tolgo il ban.01:49
LjLper non trattare male la gente semplicemente perch usa il bot per darti informazioni.01:49
LjLPici ti stava dicendo proprio che puoi usare #ubuntu-offtopic per imparare la lingua, nel secondo messaggio01:50
warriorok mi scuso ancora! gli andr immediatamente a chiedere scusa!01:50
warriorscusa ancora questo canale a cosa serve?01:56
warriorLjL e come era il nome del canale di prima?01:57
LjLwarrior: questo canale  per questioni come appunto i ban. il canale di prima, quale? #ubuntu?01:57
warriorsi,come si chiamava? ubuntu-com?01:58
LjLwarrior: semplicemente #ubuntu01:59
Vorianokie dokie02:00
Vorianwelcome one and all02:00
Vorianoops02:00
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warriorok,anche se mi dice su offtopic che si parla solo inglese....02:00
HoffHello02:00
VorianLjL, yep so sorry :)02:00
HoffPlease can I be unbanned from main ubuntu02:00
LjLwarrior: s, sia su #ubuntu sia su #ubuntu-offtopic si parla inglese. gli unici canali per l'italiano sono #ubuntu-it e #ubuntu-it-chat02:00
HoffYou can perma ban me from all channels if I act up again02:01
LjLwarrior: ma tu dicevi che volevi imparare meglio l'inglese02:01
warriorok, ma io su offtopic parlavo inglese...02:01
LjLHoff: how come you've changed your nickname?02:01
HoffI change nicknames quite a bit02:01
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Ant1jrthere02:01
LjLwarrior, gli dir che vuoi imparare l'inglese. ti mandano su -it semplicemente perch pensano di aiutarti.02:02
LjLAnt1jr: how am i supposed to believe you aren't going to troll again, after those behaviors?02:02
Ant1jrI can't really prove that I won't unless you unban me :/02:03
Ant1jrAt least I can't think of a way02:03
LjLAnt1jr: you've been given more than one chance already, however02:03
gnomefreakban evaader watch -offotpivc02:03
gnomefreak-offtopic even 02:03
Ant1jrI've never been banned before on ubuntu02:03
Ant1jrbefore now02:03
LjLAnt1jr: you were on -offtopic.02:03
LjLgnomefreak: noted.02:04
gnomefreakif i had to gues he was identified and couldnt join #ubuntu so he logged off fast :)02:04
Ant1jrI was looking for you02:04
LjLgnomefreak: precisely.02:04
gnomefreakyep he did it too02:04
Ant1jrwhat02:04
gnomefreak;)02:04
Ant1jrwhat are you talking about02:04
Ant1jrI havent evaded any bans02:04
Ant1jrYes I came on offtopic02:04
Ant1jrbut im still on there atm02:05
Ant1jrI didnt quick log off02:05
warriorok grazie ancora di tutto e scusa per prima ora devo riavviare ciao!02:05
LjLgnomefreak: ugh, i'm so lagged02:05
gnomefreakme too02:05
LjLAnt1jr: no, we weren't talking about you now02:05
gnomefreakwhat about him in +1?02:05
Ant1jroh ok02:05
Ant1jrwell what about me then02:07
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gnomefreakXero: where is your host mask?02:10
XeroWhat do you mean? My cloak or my real hostmask?02:10
gnomefreak@unaffiliated/xero936402:10
gnomefreakwhy did you change it?02:10
XeroI changed it because i wanted to use the name Xero. Someone was using my nick so I ghosted them.02:11
gnomefreakafter stating and pasting that you couldnt join #ubuntu02:11
Xero-NickServ- [Xero]  has been killed 02:12
gnomefreakXero: why both with same real name?02:12
XeroWhat do you mean?02:12
XeroLike from whois?02:13
gnomefreakXero and Xero9364 have same real name as you and same everything 02:13
XeroI know.02:13
XeroXero9364 is me. Xero is the account I was supposed to be using, but someone was on it.02:13
gnomefreakso the person with the cloak was not you is what you are saying?02:13
XeroNo. I'm saying the only reason I was even using that nick was to ghost the guy on my real one.02:14
gnomefreakXero: how did they get a hold of you ubuntu account on your pc02:14
XeroI might be running 2 clients or something, but I very highly doubt it.02:14
gnomefreakseeing as thats about the only way to connect using same info as you02:14
Xerojoining #ubuntu was me. xero9364 = xero. Some other guy was using the nick "Xero".02:15
XeroI ghosted them after joining a chennel i was -supposed- to be banned in and being confused.02:15
Xeros/chennel/channel02:16
gnomefreakxero9364 >  Cannot join #ubuntu (You are banned). Aren't I  supposed to be banned from -this- channel, not  #ubuntu?02:16
gnomefreak20:03 <        xero9364 > Oh.02:16
gnomefreakwas that you?02:16
XeroYes. That was me02:16
gnomefreakdid you not right after saying Oh changed to non cloaked user?02:16
XeroI changed nicks after ghosting a person on my real one, so yes I changed cloaks.02:16
XeroAccidentally, but yes.02:17
gnomefreakwhy didnt you identify right after changing instead of joining a channel you were banned from?02:17
XeroI have no idea, really.02:17
Tm_Taccidentally evaded ban? sure possible, but funny if true02:17
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XeroI'm totally confused now. Either way, like I said, it's no big deal. If I'm banned I'll deal with it in a calm manner.02:18
XeroTm_T, it's true. I accidentally evaded a ban in #ubuntu-offtopic by having some guy logged in as my nick.02:18
LjLXero: a guy who had your very same hostname?02:18
LjLi mean, if that guy was connecting from your own computer...02:18
LjLit might have been you02:19
XeroThen it was revealed that my old nick ( I didn't know this) was banned from #ubuntu probably over a month ago.02:19
XeroSo I'm confused.02:19
gnomefreakXero: if you have who was using your id than i will be glad to speak with this person to clear it up02:19
XeroI don't have the hostname. I just ghosted them.02:19
LjLwell, i have his hostname, though02:19
LjLand it's your hostname02:19
gnomefreakits the unaffilated?02:19
PiciLjL: Which?02:20
gnomefreakor the ip?02:20
XeroLet's not try to explain anything to me, as I am stupid. Just let me be banned and move on with your lives. 02:20
Tm_Theh02:20
PiciXero: I think thats a good idea.02:20
gnomefreakfor him to have your cloak he would know your passwords i suggest changing them just incase02:20
Tm_TI wonder why he is banned anyway02:20
LjLgnomefreak, Pici, hostname ("IP").02:20
Xerognomefreak, I did change them.02:20
XeroTm_T, probably offensive language.02:21
Tm_TXero: when?02:21
LjLTm_T, lots of reasons, check the trcker..02:21
Picibrb02:21
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gnomefreakok we will come back to this and loook at it again after a while but for now im sorry as it looks this ban is good and will stand for now.02:21
Tm_TLjL: I see, thats enough for me :)02:21
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Tm_TI'm only curious, not going to judge anything02:22
Xerognomefreak, like I said, I'll be banned. I could really care less as long as I have -somewhere- to talk to Linux people.02:22
Ant1jrI'm back02:22
Ant1jrcan I please be unbanned from ubuntu02:22
XeroI think the whole investigation thing was pointless, as I already knew I was banned, and what for, even if by accident a ban was evaded.02:22
gnomefreakXero: do you remember why you were banned in first place?02:23
Xerognomefreak, that account, I think, was banned for offensive language over a month ago.02:23
Picifyi: 20:22:50 [freenode]  -gsp0tz(n=my@cpe-74-71-130-171.twcny.res.rr.com)- Make free cartoons & silly ecards on 02:23
PiciI also got one when I joined #ubuntu02:23
Tm_T@btlogin02:23
Pici-gsp0tz(n=my@cpe-74-71-130-171.twcny.res.rr.com)- LOL, http://www.pici.is-a-jerk.com found on google :)02:24
gnomefreakXero: that is what im seeeing but i wanted to make sure that is why. ok we will review this ban again in 2weeks or so and we will let you know. thank you for flighing #ubuntu-air02:24
gnomefreakPici: who is that?02:24
XeroNo, seriously, DON'T review it.02:24
Picignomefreak: Someone noticing people as they join/part ubuntu02:24
PiciLjL took care of it.02:24
gnomefreakPici: i saw02:24
Piciokay :)02:24
XeroI'll just go somewhere else. Please don't make a big deal of things. I'm happy, you're happy, we're all happy. 02:25
gnomefreakXero: its not our policy to ban people and not review it.02:25
Tm_TPici: =)02:25
PiciAlso, I'm not a jerk :p02:25
gnomefreakim online talking about why someone i dont know was banned (wonders where happy is in this)02:25
Tm_TXero: yes, we are happy when nobody is banned02:26
ubotuIn ubotu, kitche said: mysqlreset is To reset MySQL root password see http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/resetting-permissions.html02:26
Xerognomefreak, okay, but you're wasting your time on me. Seriously, just keep me banned. 02:26
Ant1jrPlease unban me02:26
Ant1jrPlease02:26
XeroJust to repeat myself, I'm okay with it as long as I have -somewhere- to go that I can talk to other Linux users.02:27
Ant1jrIll never troll again I swear02:27
gnomefreakAnt1jr: hold on we are reviewing it as we speak02:27
Ant1jralrigh02:27
gnomefreak@btlogin02:27
LjLXero, ##linux, #defocus, possibly others. certainly not #ubuntu-ops ;)02:28
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LjL!etiquette > Ant1jr    (Ant1jr, see the private message from Ubotu)02:34
LjL!guidelines > Ant1jr    (Ant1jr, see the private message from Ubotu)02:34
LjL!coc > Ant1jr    (Ant1jr, see the private message from Ubotu)02:34
LjLmake very sure you've read all of that, before rejoining #ubuntu.02:35
Ant1jrok02:35
Ant1jrty02:35
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PiciWho is liarc?02:35
LjLi don't think i have the slightest idea02:36
Piciliarc: Howdy. How can we help you?02:36
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gnomefreakbut i dont think so02:39
PiciWasnt that earlier today?02:39
gnomefreaknot for me02:40
gnomefreaki saw it the other day02:40
gnomefreakyesterday day before something02:40
PiciCompletely different hostnames.02:41
LjLwell02:41
LjLhe joined one day ago, and never said anything02:41
LjLand i think his channel list is almost full02:41
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LjLpaaah02:41
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LjLwhatever.02:42
Tm_Tmuhahahaha02:45
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ubotuIn #kubuntu, MythbuntuGuest04 said: ubotu what is that?04:15
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ubotubruenig called the ops in #ubuntu04:51
effie_jayxnalioth,  ping05:26
naliothpong, effie_jayx 05:26
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Cpudan80Hello all05:26
Cpudan80Will one of the FNode staffers PM me please?05:26
Cpudan80ty05:27
effie_jayxhow do I set a channel to invisible... so it doesn't show on the public list of channels05:27
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effie_jayxit is a non ubuntu channel by the way05:27
naliothFor tips and information on channel and user modes and management, see http://freenode.net/using_the_network.shtml effie_jayx 05:27
tonyyarussoeffie_jayx: +s?05:27
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Piciodd.05:28
effie_jayxcool05:28
effie_jayxPici,  yeah ... 05:28
effie_jayxwindows staff?05:28
effie_jayxcould it be that someone was trolling in a windows channel?05:28
PiciCould be, but I would have asked in #freenode, not #ubuntu-ops05:29
PiciAnyway, sleeptime for me.05:29
effie_jayxmust have been an ubuntu user05:29
effie_jayxtonyyarusso,  I set the mode to +s and chanserv sets it back to -s05:33
tonyyarussoeffie_jayx: check your mlock05:33
effie_jayxmlock?05:33
naliotheffie_jayx: /msg chanserv help set mlock05:33
effie_jayxthanks05:33
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admin8torplease help me rejoin ubuntu, I have changed ports.06:52
tonyyarussoadmin8tor: all set06:57
admin8torthank you much! :)06:57
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ubotuFlannel called the ops in #ubuntu-offtopic08:01
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Garyelkbuntu, woo, move went okay?10:00
elkbuntuyeah... just waiting on broadband now10:01
Garyeeek, dial up?10:01
elkbuntusi10:02
elkbuntusucky as10:02
elkbuntucant even use google maps, which would be awfully handy in a new city and all10:02
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Hobbseeoh dear.10:03
elkbuntuwell, you can, but half the images time out and stuff because it takes so long... and a zoom wastes like 5 minutes10:04
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elkbuntuand of course, whitepages.com.au decides to include everything within a 200k radius, and im so not going to go get a pizza from 200k away10:05
Hobbseeheh10:08
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gnomefreak /msg chanserv help set mlock10:57
gnomefreakomg 04:59 -!- Irssi: #bash: Total of 327 nicks [321 ops, 0 halfops, 0 voices, 6  normal] 11:00
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gnomefreak;) i just cant believe the amout of ops for one channel11:02
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gnomefreakoh and still not sure what nlock is the command /cs help set nlock doesnt work11:04
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gnomefreak3 python books you would think hello world would be in one of them :(11:32
robgnomefreak, do you know any other language? If so, just read diveintopython (google for it, its free on the net). 11:33
mc44print "hello world"11:34
mc44;)11:34
gnomefreakrob: i have that book and yes i know alot more C than anything11:34
Hobbseeit's in ubuntu, too11:35
gnomefreakyep its installed by default iirc11:36
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gnomefreakrob: im gonna hack it to print on /n for 10 or 15 times but being as the whole script for hello world is "print hello world" makes it a bit harder IMHO11:38
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gnomefreakthe purpose is to show someone how defining varibles works example x = hello y = world   print x y11:39
gnomefreaki know that block wont work just example11:40
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bobsomebodyah i didnt know this was here11:44
bobsomebodycurious q, i have had 2 bans from #ubuntu11:44
robprint "Hello World!" would be the simplest example11:48
robor you could do:11:48
robmain():11:48
rob    print "hello world"11:48
robif __name__ == "__main__":11:48
rob    main()11:48
bobsomebodyi dont DHCP, and im not a complete jackhole most of the time, just kinda curious if there is a way to tell me why i got banned at all?11:48
gnomefreakbobsomebody: from where?11:50
bobsomebodyi was banned from #ubuntu11:50
gnomefreakbobsomebody: what is your quit message? wondering if you were the user banned for that11:50
gnomefreak@btlogin11:51
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bobsomebodyummm, i dont think i have one, and its usually a family rated one11:51
gnomefreaklooking brb11:51
bobsomebodyty11:51
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bobsomebodyone time i think i had it commin, but that was for pasting the debian cow, i wasnt paying attention to the system carrot11:52
gnomefreakim not showing a ban on you 11:52
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gnomefreakbobsomebody: ah yes i think i remember that11:52
bobsomebodygnomefreak, it lifted sometime in the last 48-72hrs11:52
bobsomebodywell that was a while ago11:52
bobsomebodylike a month at least, maybe 1.5mo's11:52
gnomefreakthe ban was lifted?11:53
bobsomebodyyeah, i got back in11:54
bobsomebodya couple days ago i got a ban msg11:54
bobsomebodysaid pretty much something like cannot join #ubuntu you are banned.11:54
bobsomebodythat was all i really got11:54
ubotuIn #ubuntu-lb, Merlintosh said: !Magaltavor is founder of ubuntu-lb shall you need more info look it up in Guiness book of records..11:55
gnomefreakbobsomebody: are you still banned in #ubuntu atm11:55
bobsomebodyno11:56
bobsomebodyim in there11:56
bobsomebodyhelping someone with a crashed x11 :P11:56
ubotuIn #ubuntu-lb, Merlintosh said: !Magaltavor is founder of ubuntu-lb11:56
stdindo you always use that nick or do you have another?11:56
gnomefreakstdin: he was banned fro the cow but hes no longer banned 11:57
bobsomebodyalways this nick11:57
gnomefreaki remember the nick11:57
bobsomebodyi have registered it and many variations11:57
bobsomebodylike nick_ nick__ and spelling changes abrevs11:58
gnomefreakbobsomebody: hint next time dont ask why you were banned if the ban was lifted11:58
bobsomebodywell i want to know why11:58
bobsomebodybecause i would like to avoid being a jackhole if possible11:58
bobsomebodybesides, i like ubuntu11:58
gnomefreakbobsomebody: i cant find it on bantracker at all but if you pasted the cow thing in channel that is why11:59
bobsomebodyyeah but that one only lasted 24 hrs and i knew about it11:59
bobsomebodythis time i seriously wasnt here afair11:59
stdingnomefreak: that's why I asked, I can't find a ban (in place or removed) 11:59
bobsomebodymaybe someone masqed my ip?12:00
gnomefreakbobsomebody: oh dmn hold on can you please list the names you have registered12:00
overcluckeryou wouldn't mind showing me the cow, would you?12:00
overcluckerhehe12:00
gnomefreakoverclucker: he does it in here you will get the boot12:00
gnomefreak@btlogin12:00
Tm_Pmooh12:01
bobsomebodyoverclucker, its the easter egg in apt-get line for line12:01
overcluckerjust joking, i'm sure he would show more brains that that12:01
gnomefreakbobsomebody: is all you have bobsomebody_ or __ or ___12:01
bobsomebodybobsomeone, bobsumone, bobsumbody, bobsumbody_, bobsumbody__, and the three variants u listed12:02
bobsomebodyafair12:02
ikoniaI know those nicks12:02
bobsomebodylately i have only used bobsomebody myself12:03
bobsomebodyand i think bobsomebody_ signs on but never joins (dif computer) and i kill the connection12:03
gnomefreakbobsomebody: non of them are listed in bantracker 12:04
bobsomebodyhm, anything close?12:04
bobsomebodybobon1100 also12:04
gnomefreaki searched all names you listed none of them are pulling up a ban12:04
bobsomebody(forgot the lappy)12:04
bobsomebodygnomefreak, bobon1100 gives nothing?12:05
gnomefreaknope, here i will have ubotu give you a few links if in doubt always check the links that are given12:05
gnomefreak!coc > bobsomebody 12:05
gnomefreak!rules > bobsomebody 12:05
bobsomebodyok, if I get banned again I am able to return to this channel right?12:05
gnomefreakbobsomebody: you got 2 pms from ubotu12:05
gnomefreakbobsomebody: if you get banned yes come to this channel12:05
bobsomebodyyeah i got them12:06
bobsomebodyok ty, i didnt know this chan was here12:06
gnomefreakgood since i cant find the bans that is next best thing12:06
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bobsomebodynice place :)12:06
ubotuIn #ubuntu-lb, Merlintosh said: !Dell is a Leading Hardware provider that offers ubuntu as an operating system of choice on its desktops, Dell is a direct partner to businesses and consumers that delivers innovative technology and services.12:07
bobsomebodyok, ty again12:08
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ubotuikonia called the ops in #ubuntu02:31
ikoniaguys theskorm in #ubuntu is just being a real pain, abuseive, spamming me with bot messages etc etc.02:32
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ikoniathanks guys02:33
gnomefreakanyone else scripts messed up?02:34
gnomefreaki can remove anyone tells me its not a command02:35
stdinworks here02:36
jribcan I test on you?02:36
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gnomefreak08:36 -!- Irssi: Unknown command: ar :(02:37
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gnomefreakok who was the one that did that :( trying to fix something02:38
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gnomefreak;)02:39
gnomefreakcan i just start trying to remove random lurkers?02:39
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stdin_you can remove me :)02:40
gnomefreakah 2 nicks02:41
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gnomefreaknow it works02:41
gnomefreakhmmmmmmm maybe too long uptime?02:41
gnomefreakjdong: let me know when you are ready to work ;)02:42
stdinI've seen the python plugin stop working sometimes, I couldn't find a reason02:42
gnomefreakstdin: ty :)02:42
stdin:)02:42
gnomefreaki use irssi/perl scripts02:42
jdonggnomefreak: when classes are done this afternoon, I'd love to.02:42
gnomefreakjdong: ok cool 02:42
stdinI guess it could just be one of those random things02:43
gnomefreakjdong: let me know and i can give you a bug with a complete debdiff for a backport (not sure exactly what to do with it so i figured id ping you 02:43
gnomefreakstdin: my color scripts stops working at times as well02:43
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Jucato%login03:08
Tm_TAkIntI [n=grakit_w@88.232.133.3]  in #ubuntu did msg spam me, am I only one?03:24
PiciWhen?03:24
Tm_TPici: 1 hour 25 min ago03:31
Tm_T-+5 min03:31
PiciTm_T: I didn't get anything :/03:31
Tm_Thmh03:32
Tm_Twhy me!?!03:32
PiciYou're so popular!03:32
Tm_T:(03:32
gnomefreakhes acting up again?03:38
gnomefreakwe unbanned him last night03:38
Tm_Tmeh03:38
Tm_Thow about permanent?03:38
gnomefreakplease tell me hes not acting up03:38
gnomefreakTm_T: i suggested that the first time but couldnt find why i said that last night so we unbanned him but we know to log it now03:39
gnomefreakTm_T: do you still have the pm?03:39
Tm_TI think I have a log03:39
gnomefreakcan i see what he sent you, that will determine what is done next and ill just ping ljl about it when i see him03:40
gnomefreakafter all that shit last night03:40
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Tm_T15:03 <AkIntI> add contact MsN >> SEra_FameLa@hotmaiL.CoM03:42
gnomefreakty03:42
Tm_Tthats what my awaylog has03:42
Tm_Tweird, looks like my autolog has gone off03:42
gnomefreakthat might be wrong person03:42
gnomefreakthat might not be him03:42
PiciHrm.  http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/04/technology/circuits/04basics.html suggests to use Automatix with Ubuntu.03:43
gnomefreakhes gone if he comes back let one of us know or if you can ban him if he does it again to anyone03:43
gnomefreakany people wonder why NYC is messed up03:43
Tm_Tgnomefreak: well I was away when that happened but sure I will yell it out if it happens again03:44
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gnomefreakThere is the price: Linux is free, or nearly so.  << not entirely true at all RHLE sells for ~$80.00 in retail stores03:46
jdonggnomefreak: that's a cheap RHEL license... but still, you get Redhat support with that money03:48
jdonggnomefreak: and you have to admit, RHN is really sweet03:48
PiciI think the article is poorly written for a NYT feature.03:49
jdongbeing able to see a Web GUI view of update status of your entire network?03:49
jdongthat's awesome.03:49
gnomefreakeh i never liked it i liked fedora more but that has gone to hell as well03:49
jdonggnomefreak: so much of what we have we owe to Fedora/Novell's work, even if we don't like their distros we still have to value their efforts03:49
gnomefreakjdong: agreed03:50
gnomefreakfedora 1 or 2 was one of my first distros cant remember is suse or fedora came first for me03:50
jribautomatix site seems broken anyway03:51
stdinmaybe they uses the automatix scrip on the site and it broke ;)03:51
PiciGood.03:51
gnomefreakim gonna email them on this since automatix does screw up so many systems, just have to remember sisters number03:53
Picignomefreak: I couldnt find any contact information for the author on NYT, but I did find his website: http://pcanswer.com/about/03:53
gnomefreakPici: ty ill look but my sister should have the contact info i need03:54
jdongbut I agree with the fact that it's a terrible NYT article.03:54
jdonggnomefreak: I make it my goal to try out every Fedora and SUSE release just to see what they have going....03:54
jdonggnomefreak: I am investigating how Opensuse 10.3 can spawn grub->gdm in about 10 seconds... :)03:55
gnomefreak10 seconds? good luck ;)04:02
jdonggnomefreak: I am leaning towards some sort of kernel readahead/prefetch patch. There's nothing that they do in userland that can do it.04:03
jdonggnomefreak: I mean, the thing feels like an XP bootup. During the whole procedure, the disk quietly and smoothly slurps up data, never stopping, and the boot never stalls waiting for this to happen....04:03
jdongthe stalling part of my bootup is a DHCP request, which is seconds 7 to 1004:04
jdongtotal silence, then as soon as that's done, BOOM X flips on and GDM is ready, no disk activity at all04:04
jdongwhatever they're doing, they're doing it right....04:04
gnomefreakis there that many modules more than we have in kernel for it to load04:05
jdonggnomefreak: the module count looks roughly identical to me....04:05
jdonggnomefreak: but somehow even while modprobe is executing, their prefetcher can still continue to cache disk activity.04:05
jdongthat's something that we can't do04:05
jdongmodule loading blocks userspace, so their prefetcher must be in kernel.04:06
gnomefreakwhy cant we?04:06
jdongour readahead-list implementation is in userland, blocked when hardware is probing :(04:06
gnomefreakah04:06
jdonggnomefreak: currently, our readahead slurps up everything as soon as the disk mounts, stalling bootup until that happens (you probably notice that every bootup)04:07
gnomefreakyep04:07
jdongthat's the best thing we can do now, it's faster than backgrounding the readaheader and pushing on with boot.04:07
jdongkeybuk was talking about a new set of kernel prefetch patches implemented as a SoC project04:07
gnomefreakcool04:08
jdonghopefully that puts us back on the top again :) That and whenever we actually START using upstart.04:08
gnomefreakwe are on top ;)04:08
jdongfor the average joe, startup speeds are still important. Particularly when we can't suspend/hibernate reliably on 50% or more of hardware out there...04:08
LjLjdong: who is "they" whose prefetcher works outside userland?04:17
Picijdong: Have you looked at a bootchart?04:19
jdongLjL: I suspect Opensuse04:25
jdongPici: lol working on it, as soon as I wrestle with its initrd thing.04:25
jdongPici: it's a new and foreign nix :)04:25
jdongand I'm too distracted using apparmor to lock down Intel's stupid ipw3945d thing.04:26
LjLjdong: don't be sarcastic, i wasn't there when you started talking about this :P then again, is there a reason we absolutely *have* to work in userland?04:26
jdongLjL: no, there isn't. The reason we do it now is because it's simple and unintrusive04:26
jdongwe intend to replace it with a nice kernel-based solution developed in SoC04:27
jdonghttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/AutomaticBootAndApplicationPrefetchingSpec04:27
jdongspec. :)04:27
LjLjdong: and application prefetching? let's see.04:28
jdongLjL: apparently so :)04:33
gnomefreakwhat is the mediubuntu?04:33
gnomefreakis that the spelling?04:33
jdonggnomefreak: yes04:33
LjLjdong: uhm, only thing i'm dubious about is the "i'll hack something together to shuffle data on ext3". i think this is arguably *the* main issue, and should be dealt with at the core, by making ext3 provide a suitable interface04:33
gnomefreakjdong: ty04:33
LjLwhich you yesterday said is in progress04:33
jdonggnomefreak: it's like debian-marillat on Ubuntu04:33
jdonggnomefreak: restricted codecs, etc....04:33
LjLgnomefreak: medibuntu04:33
gnomefreakjdong: yep :)04:33
LjL!medibuntu04:33
ubotumedibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://www.medibuntu.org04:33
gnomefreaki writing to the author atm and hate to missspell things04:34
jdonggnomefreak: it's my recommended place to get things like w32codecs, libdvdcss2, without automatix :)04:34
jdongand Lutin rocks :)04:34
jdonggnomefreak: are you pointing him to the Tech Board's analysis of automatix?04:34
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ubotuIn ubotu, wdh said: locobot is logs are found at http://logs.ubuntu-eu.org/freenode/, you will need to browse for your channel though.04:38
gnomefreakanyone know the old name for the canonical commericial04:38
gnomefreakrepos04:38
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jdonggnomefreak: feisty-commercial? that one?04:38
gnomefreakjdong: yes04:38
jdongon archive.canonical.com04:39
gnomefreakah ty04:39
jdonghttp://archive.canonical.com/dists/04:39
jdongit seems to be called "gutsy" for gutsy?04:39
jdongsurely enough, "gutsy/partner" contains Opera...04:39
LjLhttp://netz.smurf.noris.de/logs/freenode/ is a 40404:40
LjLhm04:40
LjL!-locobot04:40
ubotulocobot has no aliases - added by elkbuntu on 2006-12-04 14:09:5004:40
ubotuIn ubotu, wdh said: no, locobot is logs are found at http://logs.ubuntu-eu.org/freenode/, you will need to browse for your channel though.04:40
gnomefreakjdong: it does partner is the new name for it as of gutsy04:40
LjL!no locobot is <alias> logs04:40
ubotuI'll remember that LjL04:40
jdonggnomefreak: ah, ok, thanks04:40
LjL!no logs is <reply> Channel logs can be found at http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/irclogs - Logs for LoCo channels are at http://logs.ubuntu-eu.org/freenode/04:41
ubotuI'll remember that LjL04:41
LjL!logs | wdh04:41
ubotuwdh: Channel logs can be found at http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/irclogs - Logs for LoCo channels are at http://logs.ubuntu-eu.org/freenode/04:41
wdhLjL, thx04:41
gnomefreakok wrote the email and blogged about the article and pasted the email i sent in the blog ;)04:47
gnomefreakshould be on planet sometime today :)04:47
PiciNeat :)04:52
jdongLjL: oh btw, speaking of readahead, I wrote up a HOWTO on readahead'ing the login sequence: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=56565104:57
jdongit's a tad hackish but yielded excellent results on my heavyweight startup04:57
jdong(40s -> 20s in optimal conditions, 40s->30s in worst)04:58
PiciNice.04:58
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ikoniause in #ubuntu with the nick "cumface"05:54
naliothif it comes back with another stellar nick, we'll see05:59
effie_jayxheheh06:01
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BikOSwould like to ask about ubuntu a question, i have my bars on the desktop, they have disappered is there any way to enable them again manualy?06:32
mneptokSeveas: GONG06:32
mneptokBikOS: this is not a support channel. try #ubuntu06:33
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BikOSi am here because i was redirected when i tried to join #ubuntu because i am on a web IRC client and thus i was considered useing a proxy, and i am not06:33
BikOSso forgive me06:33
mneptok12:32 CTCP VERSION reply from BikOS: CGI:IRC 0.5.9 (2006/06/06) - http://cgiirc.sf.net/06:33
mneptokthat CGI::IRC client is not allowed in #ubuntu. please use a different client.06:34
BikOSgot a link for me?06:34
BikOSwait06:34
mneptokwhat OS?06:34
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BaKKaRi am on ubuntu linux06:35
mneptokyou can use GAIM/Pidgin06:35
BaKKaRi had xchat and kvirc but it won't start06:35
BaKKaRi had a bad upgrade to Gutsy or Gipsy and trying to recover06:35
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BaKKaRok06:36
BaKKaRnow it works06:36
BaKKaRsorry06:36
mneptokthere you go06:36
mneptoknp06:36
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BaKKaRsee ya06:36
BaKKaRexit06:36
mneptoksalaam06:36
BaKKaRsalam :)06:37
mneptokchokhran :)06:37
Piciookay06:47
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Seveasmneptok, que?07:03
mneptokjebus. what timing.07:03
mneptoki was just about to unping.07:04
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LjLjdong: problem with making login readahead standard would be... who knows if the user is going to log into gnome, kde, xfce, xfwordjce, or what?07:36
jdongLjL: each session script should at least have a readahead associated to it.07:36
jdongLjL: even slurping up all the data before booting the login session has a good benefit07:36
jdonga precache guess is a bonus but not the only benefit :)07:37
LjLjdong: yeah i'm thinking indeed of caching *before* the login begins07:37
jdongLjL: that can be a gamble on multiuser systems... However, if the login session script kills existing readahead attempts before trying to login, that's easily mediated.07:39
jdongthe only thing you "lose" then is some battery life from extra disk activity07:40
LjLjdong: i think it'd be much better if we could just put the files in a contiguous fashion on the disk, and then just login normally...07:40
LjLthe files should *really* be placed in the correct positions though07:41
jdongLjL: agreed -- there should be some sort of system-wide profiling that both (1) migrate frequently accessed files closer to beginning of filesystem (2) Group together files on disk by statistical correlation.07:42
LjLjdong: i think the latter would be much more effective than the former - though harder to achieve. as we were saying the other day: sure, the beginning of the disk can be twice as far than the end, but what does it matter, when 99% of the activity is seeks?07:43
jdongLjL: once #2 falls into place, the gains of #1 will be extremely significant.07:43
jdong30% faster raw read on average? That's gonna be a big deal (tm)07:44
LjLjdong: probably, yeah. but what would be the difference between *before* #2 and after? probably more like 80%07:44
jdongLjL: agreed07:44
jdongLjL: #2 is a lot harder to accomplish though07:45
jdongLjL: and in the inner rings of a disk, even the seek times are faster....07:45
LjLjdong: yes. but i think without #2, #1 is not really significant07:45
LjLhm, well then07:46
jdonga histogram of access counts is a LOT easier to do than statistical correlation and ordering of files :)07:46
LjLjdong: doesn't 'preload' do some sort of statistical correlation?07:46
jdongLjL: pretty horribly IMO :) Most of the times it is pretty far off.07:47
jdongLjL: mainly because it's costly to do false-alarms.07:47
jdongLjL: moving files around is a 1-time cost, preload is a cost at each execution.07:47
LjLjdong: yeah, but i was thinking of the statistics it takes, not of how it acts on them07:47
jdongLjL: right, it does try to do statistics.07:48
jdongnew process launched -> files touched07:48
LjLjdong: anyway, i agree that doing all the statistics is hard if you want to do it for everything in the system07:52
LjLjdong: but if you just want to stat the time between login and, say, 1 minute after login, is it still that hard?07:52
LjLyou basically just have to write a timestamp for each file opened - and any seeks07:52
jdongLjL: once a profiling mechanism is in the kernel (like the prefetch patches SoC) it will be extremely easy.08:07
jdongLjL: currently? next to impossible. Nasty calling inotify on like 1 million inodes :)08:07
LjLjdong: profiling *and* online shuffling of files on ext3...08:07
jdongLjL: right; both of which are already available in various patchsets08:08
jdongthe ext4 folks have an online defrag API already08:08
LjLjdong: ext4 is quite far in the future, isn't it? is there anything that might make it into the linux trunk?08:08
LjL... before the next decade?08:08
jdongLjL: well the patch works for ext3 all the same, ubuntu can merge it whenever they feel daring :)08:09
jdongLjL: the thing is, we're not exactly a daring distro :)08:09
LjLjdong: well if it's merged in Linux, not by Ubuntu, i think it'd be better. it's a filesystem with peope's data on it that we're talking about after all - and we're talking about moving those data around ;)08:10
LjLjdong: still weren't you saying that opensuse have the profiling part in the kernel already?08:10
jdongLjL: I havne't had the time to diff their kernel to find out for sure, but I am almost certain by the way the readahead touches the disk it's kernel-based08:11
jdongLjL: once we massively parallel our bootup, we could just set the disk scheduler to Anticipatory, then say wait 1 second before any seek, and that'll drastically reduce seeks :)08:15
jdongthat's my hackishly sinful suggestion of the day.08:16
naliothwe ahve unauthorized logging going on:  www.ircarc.com08:41
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naliothi just removed them from #ubuntu and #kubuntu 08:48
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tonyyarussonalioth: who is it?08:51
naliothi've banned it for now08:51
naliothbut check that site for more surprises08:51
tonyyarussonalioth: this channel is on the list too08:52
gnomefreakwhat site?08:52
tonyyarussognomefreak: http://www.ircarc.com/08:52
gnomefreakty08:52
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gnomefreakwho is that?08:53
naliothgnomefreak: that was the unauthorized logbot08:53
naliothgnomefreak: wake up and scroll up08:53
Piciooh08:53
gnomefreakoh well i cant i just got here08:53
gnomefreakseems there is an awfully heavy load on my system today i cant open browser, OO.o gedit nothing :(08:55
gnomefreakt logs?08:58
gnomefreakam i looking at logs08:58
Pici /who 87.118.* returns quite a few.09:00
naliothwe're rustling up a freight car for 'em09:01
tonyyarussois it refridgerated?09:01
nalioththey're bots09:02
coreymon77guys09:04
coreymon77help09:04
coreymon77we are having a problem in the #kubuntu channel09:05
coreymon77bit of an attitude problem with the user jMerliNz, can you hang around and keep an eye on this09:06
gnomefreaknalioth: looks like it ended already09:06
stdinI am watching in there coreymon7709:06
gnomefreakas is me :)09:06
coreymon77thanks, and you too naltioth09:06
naliothcoreymon77: there are quite a few of us there09:06
gnomefreakcoreymon77: hes not worth it, how old is you pc? what the hell differnece does it make old pc with new hardware ;)09:12
coreymon77im going to try09:12
coreymon77i just may need some backup if it gets out of hand09:12
gnomefreakoh boy have at it if it gets out of hand just yell :)09:13
gnomefreakim scared my troll is back tooo09:13
coreymon77gnomefreak: and who would that be?09:15
PiciAww.. how come you get your own troll?09:15
gnomefreakcr something he was in +1 when i looked09:18
PiciAh. Crozar09:18
gnomefreakPici: hes boarderline troll i spent what hour or so with him09:18
gnomefreakyes him09:18
gnomefreakosmosis is there please keep eye on him09:20
gnomefreakhe has been known to do stupid stuff, thinking he was banned the other day from somewhere he ended up here and i dont remember after that09:20
gnomefreakcoreymon77: your friend is gone for a while or just rebooting?09:22
coreymon77livecd09:22
coreymon77gone to try using a livecd09:22
gnomefreakk09:23
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gnomefreak15:24 <      coreymon77 > pippo: i said pastebin! lmao what do you think they listen?09:25
gnomefreak;)09:26
coreymon77what09:26
coreymon77i had to stop him09:26
gnomefreakyou told him to use pastebin (why did you think he would listen?)09:26
LjLnalioth: ... how did you get from liarc to that site?09:26
gnomefreakthey never do09:26
gnomefreakLjL: the users in #ubuntu and #kubuntu afaik were the site and liarc just a bot09:27
naliothLjL: a user came into ##apple and informed me that we were being logged publically09:27
gnomefreaki saw you klined him again09:28
LjLnalioth: hm i see09:28
LjLeiarc?09:28
LjLsame users, or is there a lot of [[:alpha:] ] iarc?09:28
LjLs/users/user/09:28
LjLthe latter, i'd say09:28
LjL /who *iarc09:28
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LjLmeh let me whois them09:29
LjL:P09:29
naliothif you see them, let a staffer know09:29
gnomefreakoh damn i didnt notice the names are the same09:29
nalioth(preferably me first)09:30
LjLnalioth: sure09:30
gnomefreakeiarc and/or liarch?09:30
gnomefreak-h09:30
nalioththey are ?_iarc  or ?iarc09:30
naliothor iarc_?09:30
LjLgnomefreak: there were a lot of them, same/similar IP, just not in the channel09:30
gnomefreakah09:30
LjL[21:28:39]  [Who]  iiarc is n=iiarc@62.141.49.57 (iiarc)09:30
LjL[21:28:39]  [Who]  hiarc is n=hiarc@62.141.49.57 (hiarc)09:30
LjL[21:28:39]  [Who]  liarc is n=liarc@87.118.68.59 (liarc)09:30
LjL[21:28:39]  [Who]  miarc is n=miarc@87.118.68.59 (miarc)09:30
Piciljl: /who 87.118.*09:30
LjLi don't know which channels they were in09:31
LjLsince they appear to have "gone" now =)09:31
PiciMost are iarc channels09:31
PiciI'll pastebin09:31
naliothLjL: they were in lots of channels: www.ircarc.com lists them09:32
naliothLjL: and they're all klined09:32
LjLnalioth: so, the *iarc's *were* the ones logging09:32
PiciLjL: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/39564/09:32
LjLPici: weird that my own /who gave fewer results09:33
naliothLjL: and the iarc_?09:33
PiciThis was from 30min ago09:33
Picibefore the klines09:33
naliothwow.  #ubuntu-mobile09:34
LjLnalioth: well, they're still the same IPs as the ones without the _09:34
LjLactually, there's two IPs that i can see09:34
LjL62.141.49.57 -- none online, now09:34
naliothLjL: there were several IPs09:34
LjLand 87.118.68.59 -- some 87.118.*.* are online, but they seem ok09:34
PiciI didnt see any nicks from the IP of the webserver.09:34
LjLnalioth: well that's the only meaningful two that my /who gave09:35
LjLbut i guess you'd already started weeding out09:35
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gnomefreaknalioth: #ubuntu-bugs09:35
gnomefreaknevermind im slow09:35
LjLPici: neither did i, but the ip of the webserver is 62.141.48.57, which is not really very different from 62.141.49.5709:36
PiciLjL: I only recognized the first half of the ip anyway.09:36
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gnomefreakanyone know who the linux foundation is?09:59
gnomefreak"This was suggested by staff from Linux Foundation. "09:59
tonyyarussognomefreak: http://www.linux-foundation.org/en/About10:01
gnomefreakty10:03
jdong16:04 < runemaste644> horray for dynamic ip adresses10:06
jdong16:04 < runemaste644> bans dont last long at all10:06
jdongslow clap.10:06
tonyyarussognomefreak: I saw a jdong ;)10:07
jdonggnomefreak: whatever you need I'm kinda bored now :)10:08
LjLjrib: see above, your ban in #ubuntu10:08
jribLjL: i removed his ban a while ago10:09
LjLjrib: ah. bantracker doesn't mark as removed10:09
LjLah duh i was looking at the kick actually.10:09
LjLnevermind.10:09
gnomefreakjdong: flashplugin-nonfree backport for dapper to fix md5sums. ill give you bug that i uploaded crap to10:17
gnomefreakjdong: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/flashplugin-nonfree/+bug/14768810:17
ubotuLaunchpad bug 147688 in flashplugin-nonfree "wrong md5sum" [Undecided,In progress]  10:17
gnomefreakcan you push? what should i do to get it through ect...10:17
jdonggnomefreak: looks awesome, source-change backports require core-dev to sponsor into -backports10:18
jdonggnomefreak: then poke an archive admin and say I apporved it10:18
gnomefreakjdong: can you put that in bug that you approved it just in case you are afk10:19
jdonggnomefreak: of course, doing that right now10:20
gnomefreakty sir10:20
gnomefreakok pinged crimsun10:21
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gnomefreaknext time someone says "its just a simple print this script" im gonna hurt them :(10:40
gnomefreaksimple == python knowing wtf a /n is10:40
gnomefreak\n is even10:40
tonyyarussognomefreak: ie, you're trying to translate that to python-speak?10:46
gnomefreaklol10:46
gnomefreakpython uses as i thought \n for newline or linefeed (so i thought) it errors on the \n10:46
gnomefreaktake it out it errors on the next line10:47
tonyyarussoI'm confused10:47
gnomefreaktonyyarusso: in python \n should be for newline/linefeed but when you use it in the code it errors on it as a syntax error10:50
gnomefreakremove the \n and it doesnt give that error anymore10:50
tonyyarussognomefreak: so it just needs to be escaped?10:50
gnomefreakfor that line yes10:51
gnomefreakit want the output to loop and be on new line for each time it runs through loop10:51
gnomefreaktonyyarusso: example http://paste.ubuntu.com/610/10:54
gnomefreaknow from what i understand that should print jane sees doug 5 times each on a newline10:55
tonyyarussoah10:55
gnomefreakatleast separately they are shown to work in idle10:55
gnomefreakbut i hate idle10:55
gnomefreakatleast thats what i gather should work10:58
ubotuIn ubotu, pike_ said: magnetron is likely to spam you with !lol reprimands.  Please dont take these personally it is his only joy in life.10:58
Pici...11:00
gnomefreakwhos night is it to babysit #ubuntu-offtopic?11:05
gnomefreakare we allowing http://xkcd.com/ links some of them seem a bit off COC11:07
gnomefreakin -offtopic11:07
mc44you should ban them just because everyone already reads xkcd so people linking to it is annoying11:08
gnomefreakthe thought passed my mind but wanted to make sure first11:08
LjLgnomefreak, there was a link right in the topic. by me. as long as it's CoC ones, i really don't see why not.11:10
LjLmc44: and i don't read it. and you're annoying.11:10
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mc44LjL: you probably don't understand all the hard english words in it11:14
LjLmc44: that was so low i couldn't bother replying until i had finished scratching my nose.11:17
mc44LjL: that sounds like one of those famous italian insults I hear so much about :)11:17
ubotuIn ubotu, cdm10 said: layout is ALIAS keyboard11:17
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cdm10Did I do that ubotu command right?11:18
LjLmc44: no, those cannot be said in this channel.11:18
cdm10I know it doesn't really matter, but...11:18
LjL!layout11:18
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about layout - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi11:18
LjL!keyboard11:18
ubotuTo find out how to switch your keyboard layout, See https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/xubuntu/desktopguide/C/switch-keyboard-layout.html - See also !Shortcuts11:18
LjL!layout is <alias> keyboard11:18
ubotuI'll remember that, LjL11:18
cdm10by the way, the switching layout this is bad.11:18
cdm10That's only for Xubuntu, there's a GUI way to do it in Ubuntu/Kubuntu.11:18
LjLahum, yeah11:18
cdm10!keyboard is To switch your keyboard layout, go to System>Preferences>Keyboard. For Xubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/xubuntu/desktopguide/C/switch-keyboard-layout.html - See also !Shortcuts11:19
cdm10Some weirdness there: <ubotwo> Please make edit requests to ubotu rather than ubotwo, as the latter is just a backup bot.11:20
LjLcdm10: i know that, nevermind it11:20
cdm10and ubotu didn't interpret that as an edit request: <ubotu> Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)11:20
cdm10LjL: Ok.11:20
LjLcdm10: ah well, that one's weird11:21
cdm10LjL: Anyway, what do you think of my keyboard factoid? I'd add the Kubuntu method, but I don't know it...11:21
jussi01!shortcut11:21
ubotuKeyboard shortcuts can be set in System -> Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts (Gnome) or "Input Actions" in KControl (KDE). If your multimedia keys don't work with that, try the 'keytouch' package, explained at http://keytouch.sourceforge.net (GNOME) or https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KDEMultimediaKeys (KDE) - See !Keyboard for changing layouts11:21
LjL!no keyboard is <reply> To switch your keyboard layout on GNOME: System > Preferences > Keyboard (GNOME) - KDE: K > System Settings > Regional & Language > Keyboard Layout (KDE) - Xfce: see  https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/xubuntu/desktopguide/C/switch-keyboard-layout.html - See also !Shortcuts11:22
ubotuI'll remember that LjL11:22
cdm10Great, thanks11:22
jussi01!-shortcut11:22
ubotushortcut is <alias> shortcuts - added by Seveas on 2006-06-19 10:44:3511:23
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LjLInput Actions seems wrong11:24
LjLit isn't even in System Settings11:24
LjL!no shortcuts is <reply> Keyboard shortcuts can be set in System -> Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts (GNOME) or K -> System Settings -> Keyboard & Mouse (KDE). On KDE, try also "Input Actions" in KControl. If your multimedia keys don't work with that, try the 'keytouch' package, explained at http://keytouch.sourceforge.net (GNOME) or https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KDEMultimediaKeys (KDE) - See !Keyboard for changing layouts11:26
ubotuI'll remember that LjL11:26
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gnomefreakack we couldnt shorten that by say 100 lines?11:27
LjLgnomefreak: *lines*?11:28
gnomefreakLjL: you know what i meant11:28
gnomefreakLjL: maybe by half11:28
LjLok let's just do it this way11:28
jussi01lol11:28
gnomefreakmaybe send toa  wiki telling them how to do bleh11:28
LjL!no shortcuts is <reply> Keyboard shortcuts can be set in System -> Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts. If your multimedia keys don't work with that, try the 'keytouch' package, explained at http://keytouch.sourceforge.net (GNOME)11:28
ubotuI'll remember that LjL11:28
jussi01cant we make one happen in #kubuntu* and a different one in #ubuntu*11:29
LjL!no shortcuts-#kubuntu is <reply> Keyboard shortcuts can be set in K -> System Settings -> Keyboard & Mouse. Try also "Input Actions" in KControl. If your multimedia keys don't work with that, try the 'keytouch' package, explained at https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KDEMultimediaKeys (KDE) - See !Keyboard for changing layouts11:29
ubotuI know nothing about shortcuts-#kubuntu yet, LjL11:29
jussi01?11:29
jussi01hehe11:29
jussi01ok, then...11:29
gnomefreak;)11:30
LjLthe obvious mistakes i made above are fixed.11:30
gnomefreaklong factoids getting posted in channel by people becomes long scrolls 11:31
LjLuhm, except11:31
LjLgnomefreak: well this sort of factoids should only be used with > really11:31
LjL!shortcuts-#kubuntu is <reply> Keyboard shortcuts can be set in K -> System Settings -> Keyboard & Mouse. Try also "Input Actions" in KControl. If your multimedia keys don't work with that, try the 'keytouch' package, explained at https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KDEMultimediaKeys - See !Keyboard for changing layouts11:31
gnomefreakLjL: me and you know that but the users in the channels dont 11:31
LjLi get the "please don't think i'm intelligent"...11:31
LjLhow's the above wrong?11:31
gnomefreaklol11:31
jussi01lol11:31
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LjLgnomefreak: then lart them11:31
gnomefreakthe cap Keyboard11:31
LjLgnomefreak: what?11:32
gnomefreakit happened to me before after <reply> use lower case K and see if it does it11:32
LjLuhm, i've always used uppercase though... i'll try11:32
LjL!shortcuts-#kubuntu is <reply> keyboard shortcuts can be set in K -> System Settings -> Keyboard & Mouse. Try also "Input Actions" in KControl. If your multimedia keys don't work with that, try the 'keytouch' package, explained at https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KDEMultimediaKeys - See !Keyboard for changing layouts11:32
LjLno, same11:32
gnomefreakim betting it does :( and i still see it as a bug tbh11:32
gnomefreakhmm11:32
LjL!shortcuts-#kubuntu is <reply> keyboard shortcuts can be set in11:33
ubotuI'll remember that, LjL11:33
gnomefreaki kept getting that with cap Ubuntu after <reply>11:33
LjL!no shortcuts-#kubuntu is <reply> keyboard shortcuts can be set in K -> System Settings -> Keyboard & Mouse.11:33
ubotuI'll remember that LjL11:33
gnomefreaklol11:33
LjL!no shortcuts-#kubuntu is <reply> keyboard shortcuts can be set in K -> System Settings -> Keyboard & Mouse. Try also "Input Actions" in KControl. If your multimedia keys don't work with that, try the 'keytouch' package, explained at https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KDEMultimediaKeys - See !Keyboard for changing layouts11:33
LjL!shortcuts-#kubuntu11:33
ubotukeyboard shortcuts can be set in K -> System Settings -> Keyboard & Mouse. Try also "Input Actions" in KControl. If your multimedia keys don't work with that, try the 'keytouch' package, explained at https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KDEMultimediaKeys - See !Keyboard for changing layouts11:33
LjLmeh11:33
jussi01maybe the !Keyboard > !keyboard11:33
LjLjussi01: nope, i've also always used that kind of thing...11:33
gnomefreaktoo long for bot to parse?11:34
LjL!testfactoid-#kubuntu is <reply> keyboard shortcuts can be set in K -> System Settings -> Keyboard & Mouse. Try also "Input Actions" in KControl. If your multimedia keys don't work with that, try the 'keytouch' package, explained at https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KDEMultimediaKeys - See !Keyboard for changing layouts11:34
LjL!testfactoid-#kubuntu is <reply> keyboard shortcuts can be set in K -> System Settings -> Keyboard & Mouse. Try also "Input Actions" in KControl. If your multimedia keys don't work with that, try the 'keytouch' package, explained at https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KDEMultimediaKeys11:34
LjL!testfactoid-#kubuntu is <reply> keyboard shortcuts can be set in K -> System Settings -> Keyboard & Mouse. Try also "Input Actions" in KControl. If your multimedia keys don't work with that, try the 'keytouch' package, explained at11:34
LjL!testfactoid-#kubuntu is <reply> keyboard shortcuts can be set in K -> System Settings -> Keyboard & Mouse. Try also "Input Actions" in KControl.11:34
LjL!testfactoid-#kubuntu is <reply> keyboard shortcuts can be set in K -> System Settings -> Keyboard & Mouse.11:34
LjL!testfactoid-#kubuntu is <reply> keyboard shortcuts can be set in11:34
ubotuI'll remember that, LjL11:34
gnomefreakLjL: save self headache and ping bot master to fix bug?11:34
LjL...11:34
LjLgnomefreak: one usually tries to give a detailed report of the bug ;)11:35
gnomefreakLjL: you already have one11:35
LjLit's either the "->" or the "&"11:35
LjL!forget testfactoid-#kubuntu11:35
ubotuI'll forget that, LjL11:35
jussi01hmmm, weird11:35
LjL!testfactoid2-#kubuntu is <reply> keyboard shortcuts can be set in K -> System Settings -> Keyboard &11:35
LjL!testfactoid2-#kubuntu is <reply> keyboard shortcuts can be set in K -> System Settings -> Keyboard11:36
LjL!testfactoid2-#kubuntu is <reply> keyboard shortcuts can be set in K  System Settings  Keyboard11:36
ubotuI'll remember that, LjL11:36
LjLit's the "->".11:36
gnomefreakits the ->11:36
jussi01-> weird11:36
jussi01lol11:36
LjLit works when using !no, though, obviously11:36
jussi01what if you take the space out... ie. K->11:36
LjL!forget testfactoid2-#kubuntu11:37
ubotuI'll forget that, LjL11:37
gnomefreakbut that shouldnt be since !no is same as !bleh11:37
LjLgnomefreak: hm? i don't think it is - or what are you saying, rather?11:37
LjL!testfactoid3-#kubuntu is <reply> keyboard shortcuts can be set in K -> System11:37
LjL!testfactoid3-#kubuntu is <reply> keyboard shortcuts can be set in K > System11:37
gnomefreakLjL: the bot handles !no and !bleh is <reply> the same right?11:37
LjLgnomefreak: probably not11:38
LjL!testfactoid3-#kubuntu is <reply> keyboard shortcuts can be set in K>System11:38
gnomefreakim thinking !no doesnt invoke some sed script11:38
LjLi still get it. it just doesn't like the >11:38
LjL!testfactoid3-#kubuntu is <reply> keyboard shortcuts can be set in K<System11:38
ubotuI'll remember that, LjL11:38
gnomefreakmaybe try it > without the space11:38
gnomefreakK>System11:39
LjLgnomefreak: i just did11:39
gnomefreakah11:39
LjLbug filed11:41
Seveas> and | should not be used in factoids or the redirect function has to be removed11:44
Seveaschoose :)11:45
LjLSeveas: meh, if it works in !no, it can work straight away too :P11:46
LjLand i forgot to say it works with !no in the report anyway, but i guess that doesn't matter now11:47
Seveasit does11:47
SeveasIf it's not in the bugreport, how am I going to know it if I read the report?11:47
LjL...11:48
LjLok i'm adding it.11:48
Seveasseriously, I'm not gonna read it today, maybe not ewithin a week11:48
LjLSeveas: well, you just informally marked it as WONTFIX, so :P11:48
LjLi mean - *NO*, i don't want the redirect function to be removed11:49
LjLi could mark it as wontfix for you if you prefer :P11:51
Seveasneh, I'll look at it11:52
Seveaswill probably disable it for !no as well :p11:52
LjL...11:52
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stdinanyone else getting spam messages from Sl0tWh0r3 or just me?12:22
stdin"[23:21]   -Sl0tWh0r3- Make free cartoons & silly ecards on http://www.ComicStripGenerator.com ;)"12:23
stdinand "-Sl0tWh0r3- LOL, http://www.stdin.is-a-jerk.com found on google :)" is just annoying me now (in #ubuntu)12:24
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stdin(not the 1st time this person has done this either)12:25
LjLstdin: was it you reporting the same yesterday?12:25
stdinyeah12:25
stdinthere was a ban forward to here iirc12:25
LjLstdin: hm no, the one i remember i just banned straight away12:26
LjLlemme grep12:26
LjLah no, it was Pici who told me the other day12:27
stdinwell I have reported this person before as well12:27
stdinso that's probably 3 times now12:27
LjLstdin: can you find the ident/host/realname for the other one?12:28
stdin*looking*12:31
stdinLjL: KnumbNutz (n=spaz@cpe-74-71-142-192.twcny.res.rr.com)  < was the last one I saw (Sep 29)12:33
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LjLstdin: always twcny.res.rr.com, but they change nicks and ident12:35
stdinyeah12:36
stdinyou think you should set a real name ban on Sl0tWh0r3's real name ?12:36
LjLstdin: no, because the real name of the other one is different. i'm trying to find out the real name of the one you gave me now12:37
LjL>/whois knumbnutz12:37
LjLs appunto12:37
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stdinLjL: the real name was "Nerdy Geek" for KnumbNutz12:41
LjLthanks12:41
LjLdifferent from the other two12:41
LjLwe'll just have to ban them as we catch them, i'm afraid12:41
stdinwell they always seem to have the same m/o, so it shouldn't be too difficult to spot them12:42
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