[00:20] Grrrrrrrrrr.... need to email rt in the morning to stop them cutting join/parts out of irc logs.... really annoying. [00:21] why? [00:22] what does RT have to do with IRC logs? [00:22] /whois ubuntulog [00:22] Hobbsee, why what? [00:22] oh [00:22] i think even mode changes are cut out as well [00:22] no more fabbione? [00:22] nope [00:22] why do you miss the joins and parts? [00:23] Hobbsee, because it puts things in context... [00:23] well, that's true [00:23] and when someone makes a big speech... then doesn't reply to derogatory comments its kind of hard to understand until you realise they part'd [00:25] Hmm Pelo's going to add an autoreply to people not on his message "allow" list... :/ [00:27] astro76 called the ops in #ubuntu (Sportsdude80) [00:37] evening [00:44] ET ☏ ~/ [00:45] mneptok: you could have used some glyph for ET, & if nothing else [00:54] crazy mneptok :) [00:55] oxymoron? [00:55] redundant? [00:57] tautological? [00:57] true? [00:58] marmalade? [00:59] lol [01:00] nalioth, s/oxy// [01:01] jdong: yeah [01:01] *cries* if I plant my 1GB stick of RAM ,will 2GB sticks grow? [01:01] I promise to feed it and water it every day [01:02] * jdong needs to find Santa [01:02] jdong: No, you need two 1 GB sticks, champagne, rose petals, and candles. Leave them all in a dim room alone overnight. [01:02] !jdong | jdong [01:02] jdong: jdong: yes, but you're FULL OF CRACK! [01:02] jdong: you'll get about 8Gb in no time [01:04] k thx LjL tonyyarusso I try suggestion and will come back with more questions [01:04] /part #ubuntu [01:10] i tried to hump my USB stick. it said it was saving itself for marriage, and i was only allowed to mount it. === tonyy is now known as tonyyarusso [01:22] ello there. [01:25] Hi there JonathanD, how can I help? [01:26] I'll likely have to wait for Seveas, I think. [01:26] he is the GC, aye? [01:27] aye [01:27] the current one, yes [01:28] alrighty. [01:28] JonathanD: what do you need? [01:28] you may not need the GC [01:28] nalioth: PM? [01:28] JonathanD: of course [01:29] ... === _jason is now known as jrib [01:34] nalioth: thanks. [01:34] np, JonathanD [01:35] PriceChild: confused? :p [01:35] JonathanD, nope I'm happy. [01:35] ok :P [01:35] good [01:35] thanks folks, take it easy. [02:20] GC? Gay Commando? [02:21] mneptok: sounds kinky. [02:28] jdong: yes, please. [02:28] jdong: you do relize that your name is only better than Peter O'Toole's by 4.37 points, ja? [02:29] *realize === Fujitsu_ is now known as Fujitsu [03:32] FloodBot3 called the ops in #ubuntu-ops-monitor (mass join) [03:32] FloodBot1 called the ops in #ubuntu-ops-monitor (mass join) [03:33] FloodBot2 called the ops in #ubuntu-ops-monitor (exploit) [03:33] :/ [03:34] hmm [03:34] wow [03:34] bots faster than me [03:34] <3 LjL [03:34] !staff [03:34] Hey nalioth, jenda, rob, SportChick, seanw, Dave2 or Christel, I could use a bit of your time :) [03:36] argh, weechat seems to let me flood. irssi never did [03:37] irssi ftw [03:38] jrib: if you set /umode +C, I think that'll fix it [03:39] thanks, I think I'll do that [03:39] doesn't block /ctcp to channel [03:39] oh nm [03:39] then [03:39] "You'll still receive CTCP messages sent to a channel you are on, although the network will block your response to them." [03:39] yeah, you'll still flood off [03:39] bah [03:40] will the floodbots automatically -Rr as well? [03:41] simply setting ctcp_version_reply to off on irssi will do the job? [03:41] they should after a certain amount of time [03:41] no0tic: that might be a better option [03:43] uhm... I just checked that it only changes the reply message, it doesn't what I expected (not replying) [03:44] no0tic: did you get flooded off using irssi? [03:44] I've never flooded off with irssi [03:44] jrib, no [03:44] vorian: I thought next. [03:44] err.... [03:44] disregard. [03:44] jdong, ? [03:44] vorian: stupid screen+ssh lag [03:44] :P [03:44] lol [03:45] I've received 24 CTCP requests in the same second, but not flooded [03:46] i think my client can keep up :) [03:46] Host 'snowwhite', running Linux 2.6.20-16-server - Cpu0: Intel 2660 MHz Cpu1: Intel 2660 MHz Cpu2: Intel 2660 MHz Cpu3: Intel 2660 MHz; Up: 18d+1:27; Users: 2; Load: 0.08; Free: [Mem: 12117/16241 Mio] [Swap: 1906/1906 Mio] [: / Mio] [/boot: 173/236 Mio]; Vpenis: 687.7 cm; [03:46] just been sent to the read-topic thing - except, erm, not sure why [03:46] 4 Opterons and 16GB of RAM is good armor [03:46] oh, wait. these are Penryns. [03:47] K`Tetch: did you read the topic? [03:47] yeah [03:47] thing is, i don't have linksys/netgear, i have a belkin [03:47] K`Tetch: does not matter, did you change the port? [03:48] plus, if it was related tot he port, my efnet what.cd, p2pchat and all the others also on 6667 would ahve dropped too [03:48] but yes [03:50] floodbot should perform the tests too :) [03:50] FYI, the bot stuck me at unregged even though I auto reg.. but I am usine konversation in ubuntu, so it may be a tad slow.. [03:50] Jack_Sparrow: its not the bot, its freenode that forwards you there. [03:50] Jack_Sparrow: #ubuntu-unregged is just the forward channel [03:50] Jack_Sparrow: your client isn't identifying in time [03:50] AH.. [03:51] Figured it was somthing lagging on this end [03:51] Jack_Sparrow: if you use irssi, you can script in a small delay after it sends the password [03:51] * Pici wonders why the bots are changing the mode back [03:51] Thanks, dont feel like changing for that.. [03:52] Pici: why they ARE? or ARE NOT? [03:52] nalioth: ARE NOT. [03:52] * Hobbsee doesn't have that problem [03:52] but thanks anyhow for the hint.. I can probably tweek something up to get Konv to work better [03:52] * Hobbsee autoidentifies, before joining [03:52] Jack_Sparrow: is your password in the server p/w box? [03:53] yep [03:53] Pici: they may not be programmed to do so [03:53] i wonder why you don't appear registered, then [03:53] Pici: it's better for a human to do it, anyway [03:53] It reg's me.. but seems to lag somewhere anf it tries to autojoin before the reg.. just occasionally [03:54] K`Tetch: you may rejoin #ubuntu, thanks for your patience [03:54] If I type /j #Ubuntu as soon as I see ub - unregged I get in fine. [03:54] k, thanks jrib [03:54] * K`Tetch goes back to waiting for mjg59 to surface [03:55] K`Tetch: what do you need from Matthew? [03:55] interview [03:55] about the uni toolkit [03:55] heh [03:56] what do you want to know? [03:56] i work with (amongst other thigns) the US pirate party, and TorrentFreak [03:56] test? [03:56] well, most of the pirate parties, in fact [03:56] mneptok: oy. send us some testing laptops, plz. [03:56] we know you have them. [03:56] Hobbsee: indeed we do. [03:57] so who does the testing? [03:57] Condoulo: have you followed the steps? [03:57] nalioth- yes [03:57] nalioth: can we remove -r? [03:57] mneptok - basically the whole side of the story [03:57] nalioth, I found on its manual that irssi already has a ctcp flood protection: first it checks if the CTCP reply queue is longer than max_ctcp_queue (default is 5), if this happens it simply ignores subsequent CTCPs [03:57] mneptok: delivery by the end of the day, kthxbye. [03:57] Pici: if you like [03:58] so how did it go? [03:59] K`Tetch: there isn't much to it. the MPAA used Xubuntu as a base. Xubuntu is GPL'ed. MJG asked for source and didn't get it. he contacted the MPAA using multiple message vectors, heard nothing, and filed a DMCA request with the ISP. [03:59] nalioth: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [03:59] nalioth: 22:55 [ctcp(Condoulo)] DCC [03:59] HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII [03:59] Condoulo: you pass. [03:59] ok. :) Thanks [03:59] mneptok - doesn't make for much of a story though [03:59] mneptok: yes, thanks for doing it in channel. [03:59] glad to see we all passed. [03:59] K`Tetch: maybe because there's not much of a story :) [04:00] oh, i dunno [04:00] the devil is in the details [04:00] Pici: uhh ... that's a paste from my status window, dude. [04:00] mneptok: k, dude. [04:01] wtf [04:01] K`Tetch: it's a simple GPL enforcement using the DMCA. happens not infrequently. [04:02] mneptok - it often doesn't happen with such a target [04:03] K`Tetch: nope. but that doesn't change the rather mundane process. [04:03] nor does it often start with letters like the one sent out mby the mpaa [04:04] the one to Unis? [04:04] ok, well, can I pm to clarify some details then? [04:04] yes [04:04] badly miscontextualising grokster [04:04] sure, fire away. i have ~10m before i need to leave the office. [04:05] * Hobbsee steals mneptok's poisons while he's not paying attention then [04:07] don't take his blood, Hobbsee [04:07] he needs it [04:07] no he doesn't. [04:10] ok, so would one have to be re-invited back into Ubuntu after passing the test? [04:13] Condoulo: you can join #ubuntu now, and thanks for your patience :) === Hobbsee_ is now known as Hobbsee [04:50] Seveas: oh crap I accidentally clicked the report malicious post button on a innocuous pastebin! [04:50] sowwee [04:53] no0tic: why do you bother them in #freenode when you can ask here? [04:53] nalioth, because I thought it would be offtopic here [04:54] no0tic: we are operators. we are supposed to know this stuff. [04:54] nalioth, you're right, as always [04:54] (ie, it is, but we don't care b/c it's a more efficient transfer of information) [05:02] anyway.. I don't think I've bothered them :) giving freenode related info and support is the purpose of that channel, isn't it? [05:03] no0tic: yep, but why join a NEW channel when you have quite a few of the same people in here that are in there? [05:04] nalioth 2 - no0tic 0 I surrender [05:07] why are you keeping score? (and what are the rules?) [05:07] the rules are that Hobbsee always wins. [05:07] QED. [05:10] nalioth, you have been able to hush me two times in a row, in both cases I hadn't anything else to reply, but I wasn't playing any game [05:13] oh. [07:04] jdong, that happens all the time, no worries :) [07:05] Seveas: you know he's the biggest troublemaker around [07:05] * nalioth runs [07:05] true [07:34] Seveas, so what exactly did you say to your boss? 'if dont make me do the windows stuff anymore, i'll stay, plzkthx' [07:34] s/if/if you/ [08:30] * jenda tacklehugs Seveas [08:30] * jenda then proceeds to nalioth and elkbuntu [08:30] eep! [08:30] * elkbuntu hugs jenda [08:40] * SportChick hides from jenda [08:41] * jenda finds SportChick wherever she is, and hugs her too. [08:42] * SportChick glares at jenda who is missing from a certain channel [08:43] * no0tic wonders what's going on [09:20] gordonjcp called the ops in #ubuntu (PDQ is spamming) [09:43] Hi, looks like two joins (AA & ws159) both look to have the same/similar host name, AA joined and started swearing & then both started talking to each other, looks like possible trolls in #ubuntu, could somebody keep an eye on them please [09:44] dgjones called the ops in #ubuntu (AA & ws159) [09:47] howdy [10:01] * elkbuntu blows the smell of anzac cookies in ikonia's direction [10:01] ooooh momma ! [10:01] I could use a cookie now [10:02] ikonia called the ops in #ubuntu () [10:02] cheetahfr> sorry to be a dumb cunt, good karma to you guys. [10:02] way out of lilne === Amaranth_ is now known as Amaranth [10:07] elkbuntu: thank you [10:07] you can cook, and moderate [10:07] what a gal [10:07] hehe [10:08] ikonia, what do you think mothers do? [10:08] ha ha ha [10:08] touche' [10:09] so when you think about it, it's no real feat :) [10:09] sorry, a little offtopic.. what could "I made a funny" mean? [10:14] someone made a joke [10:14] thanks [10:15] #ubuntu is full of nuts today talking nonsense [10:15] assistance please. [10:15] I'km not op in there, sorry :) [10:16] not looking for an op, just educated support people [10:17] ikonia, who? [10:17] everyone [10:17] "32bit apps work on 64 bit platforms" [10:17] "64 bit is broke" [10:17] etc [10:17] just total gibberish [10:18] I'll do my best then [10:18] and again [10:19] total idiot !!! [10:19] pay attention to p54AD73B0.dip.t-dialin.net users [10:21] Stevethepirate just a general pain in the neck [10:22] lol [10:28] the whole channel is a general pain in the neck, I think === AndrewB is now known as d_i_b === d_i_b is now known as dressed_in_black [10:30] it is today for some reason [10:30] laa [10:32] howdy Tm_T [10:33] no0tic, today more than others [10:33] ikonia, must be planetary alignment [10:33] much more than others [10:34] something in water today [10:34] it's not a full moon or anything either [10:34] is "noob" still a bad reference [10:34] I'm getting fed up of angel calling all the new users noobs [10:34] ikonia, depends on context, and indiscriminatory use is not advised [10:35] it's a real mess :) I can't follow anything, since I'm a slow english reader and don't know many ubotu factoids... [10:35] !noob [10:36] * elkbuntu pokes ubotu [10:36] please kick tere he's had the ubuntu-es info about 6 times now [10:36] he won't stop speaking spanish [10:36] Acronyms or statements like noob, jfgi, stfu or rtfm are not welcome in this channel. Period. [10:36] or check it is spanish :) [10:36] and I've not given him the wrong factoid [10:36] ikonia, *she :) [10:36] ah [10:37] ta [10:37] ikonia, it's spanish, indeed :) [10:37] thank you [10:37] ikonia, he asked for 'spain' before too [10:37] I missed that [10:39] it seems that somebody know carrus85's nickserv password and keeps collisioning him [10:39] no0tic: probably his client auto joining [11:51] hey, who owns ubuntustats? [11:52] * Hobbsee is fairly sure someone here knows [11:52] Hobbsee, ask in -marketing [11:53] elkbuntu: excellent idea. [11:56] Hobbsee, why are you trying to find them? [11:56] oh, i see now [11:56] :) [11:57] highvoltage asked [11:57] yeah, i saw in -devel just now [12:11] hi kids [12:24] Can u test me :-) [13:00] and you weren't fine. [14:29] i see we had a little fun tonight [14:39] ughhh [14:39] this morning was hard work [14:41] i see the bots were both slow enough to allow them to flood plenty of people out [14:41] *and* they forgot to set -r [14:41] it was a tough night/morning [14:42] there's an intrinsic problem with +l though [14:42] hm? [14:42] you join that dozen of bots that +l allows [14:42] that lets you flood out or exploit a dozen of people [14:42] then, you can easily join twice the previous amount of bots [14:42] which allows you to flood out twice the amount of people [14:43] couple of rounds of this, and you can join basically as many bots as you like [14:45] this si true [14:47] i think the bots were slow due mostly to being busy banforwarding (and kicking, although most of the kicks were on nicknames that weren't in the channel) exploit victims [14:47] although that's in theory supposed to have lower priority in the send queue than banning [14:48] can i have decent logs of the attacks please? mine don't have seconds in the timestamps for starters === Amaranth is now known as Am|Birthday [14:57] LjL, I have them [14:59] uhm.. my remote connection to irssi is quite unusable atm... [15:00] no0tic if you can send them to ljl ubuntu com you'd do me a favor [15:02] well that is no fun [15:02] oops [15:02] sorry === Hobbsee_ is now known as Hobbsee [15:15] ... hello? [15:15] hi [15:15] i need ddc fix test thingy... this happens every like... 3 months or something... [15:16] though my system has already been tested and isn't vounerable [15:17] isn't vulnerable. of course. [15:17] gradin: if you say it isn't vulnerable, i may believe you [15:17] but evidence seems to point to the contrary [15:17] wtf? [15:17] ok now i'm just confused... [15:17] gradin, i just disconnected you, in case you didn't notice [15:17] so you are vulnerable [15:17] no i caught that [15:18] but the odd part is i had that run against me 6 months ago and i wasn't vulnerable... [15:18] gradin, are you connected to 8001? [15:18] so i'm wondering what the hell changed... [15:18] no i'm on 6667 [15:18] that would explain it [15:19] you were probably connected to 8001 last time you were tested [15:19] no i wasn't [15:19] gradin, then let me test something slightly different [15:20] gradin, you're amoung the ones who are only affected by a specific flavor of the exploit [15:20] you were probably tested for another flavor [15:20] * gradin head desks [15:20] !ops | test with CTCP when you test for exploitability, mind? [15:20] test with CTCP when you test for exploitability, mind?: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici or Pelo! [15:20] LjL called the ops in #ubuntu-ops (test with CTCP when you test for exploitability, mind?) [15:21] I always do privmsg and ctcp [15:22] gradin, just stay connected to 8001 anyway and that will solve your problems [15:23] Am|Birthday: your desktop effects have got another year or rust on them i see [15:23] hehe [15:25] * gradin sniffs [15:25] ok fine [15:25] ;.; [15:31] ... ok its done [15:32] gradin, ok, you passed the test [15:32] yey [15:35] tnx guys [15:35] someone should lift his ban [15:35] I think [15:36] i did? [15:38] ouch [15:38] i discovered something not good [15:38] +f doesn't work with +l when the limit is hit [15:47] Just got email about cnr.com beta.... checked their front page and almost every single application listed is in ubuntu... can't be a good thing [15:47] Can we add a !hilite option that tells people to use your nick in a reply to a message [15:48] !who [15:48] As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) [15:48] ah [15:48] :p [15:52] Wondering why cnr.com offers things like kdebase :/ [15:58] PriceChild: could you explain the point of this site ? [15:58] PriceChild: I'm looking at it and I don't see the point ? [15:59] just seems like a pointless site to download a package in /another/ format [16:03] unless someone intends that format to *replace* the current one :) [16:03] just looks like waste of time re-inventing the wheel [16:19] hrmm [16:19] Myrtti, chanserv gave you voice and you only say hrmm? [16:20] well, it's been a while since I've been here [16:20] I'm sorta probing if I'm willing to start to irc on bigger scale again [16:21] you should [16:21] I'm not convinced yet [16:24] how may I twist your arm [16:25] What happened, I was kicked by floodbot? [16:25] broken: you seemed to be affected by an exploit [16:26] have you not read the topic in #ubuntu-read-topic? [16:26] I did. [16:26] then i can test you? [16:26] But how is it that my router is affected by this exploit. [16:26] Well I didn't change anything yet. [16:27] like plenty of other people's routers are affected, i guess [16:27] Ok I figur e I'll change the port I use to connect. [16:27] be back soon. [16:29] I joined via port 8001 [16:30] let's see [16:30] fixed [16:30] Sweet. [17:01] Can i be tested :-) [17:30] anyone around? [17:31] access_d: Im here, but probably cant help. ask your question and the people concerned will see it when they come in! [17:31] i need a test, so i can get back into #ubuntu [17:33] access_d, did you read the topic in #ubuntu-read-topic? [17:37] we need an op in ubuntu-offtopic to kick this troll [17:37] it seems ops aren't around [17:37] yup [17:37] :) there she is :) [17:38] what who me? [17:38] * jussio1 wonders why people dont use !ops anymore... (not having seen the problem) [17:38] /me checks accesslist on -offtopic [17:38] no, not me [17:38] uhm.. I thought :) [17:38] jussio1: because it's not really an emergency, just annoying ;) [17:39] mc44: ahh, k [17:39] Myrtti, but you can test those users waiting for that :) [17:39] Myrtti, access_d and deadlock [17:39] I can barely test myself positive for irc [17:40] I could test them, but they need you to rejoin #ubuntu, I think [17:40] you just /ctcp them (and /msg if you feel like it) [17:40] having both flu, badly upset stomach, headache, work related stuff with horrible systems [17:40] but I don't have +o in #ubuntu so I can't unban them [17:41] ok, access_d passed [17:41] * jdong hugs Myrtti [17:41] did I mention babysitting duties after the download ends? [17:41] pyjama party with 13-y olds [17:41] fun! [17:42] deadlock passed too [17:42] teach them to code :P [17:42] Myrtti: whoo! [17:42]