[00:14] Seveas: still up? === nickrud_ is now known as nickrud [05:48] vorian: you awake still? [05:49] tonyyarusso: yes [05:49] what's up? [05:49] vorian: remember that supybot thing from a while back? [05:49] the rss atom feed reader? [05:49] yeah [05:49] yes [05:50] I'm finally getting around to looking into it. You sent me a couple of files, but didn't include any real description of what you found, what you needed to do, etc. Care to give some insight about what I should do with those files / why? [05:52] lemme check on that [05:52] What, you don't remember things from months ago to the minute detail? :P [05:52] * tonyyarusso can barely remember breakfast, so... [05:57] tonyyarusso: iirc, I found it in the supybot cvs on sf.net [05:58] yeah, but what's different, and what do I need to do with it? [05:59] replace the rss plugin in your plugin directory [05:59] then flush the bot [06:00] tonyyarusso: I'll see if I can dig up the actual code sunday [06:00] or later today :P [06:00] While it's already up and running? [06:00] * vorian needs sleep [06:00] vorian: I still have the code you sent me. Just pondering how to use it. [06:00] replace it [06:00] then flush the bot [06:00] and by "flush", does "restart" qualify, or is that something else? [06:01] in your bot window just type /flush [06:01] bot window being on the console or in a query with it? [06:01] tonyyarusso: which channel is said bot on? :) [06:02] none right at the moment. will be ##tonyyarusso and probably #ubuntu-us-mn [06:02] i see [06:02] you could kill it then, and restart it [06:03] I'll try that. [06:03] weee [06:16] vorian: oh, one other thing - any idea whether I can use feeds that require HTTP authentication? [06:17] hmmm [06:17] nope [06:17] sorry :( [06:20] vorian: Answer: Yes! Score! [06:20] * tonyyarusso does a dance [06:21] my only concern is that I need to make sure it won't display the config url in a channel, since that of course now has a username and password in it. === anthony is now known as tonyyarusso [08:07] Hello. [08:07] will it be okay if I idle in here? [08:07] no? [08:07] see topic [08:07] why not? [08:07] Okay let me read that.. [08:07] unless you've got a really really good reason [08:08] *really* good one [08:08] Okay that clarifies things. Thanks. :) [08:10] you know what I just did? [08:10] I made an init.d script for irssi \o/ [08:10] woooooooooo oooo oo [08:10] ooo [08:10] muhahahahahahahHAHAHHAAAAAA *evil* [08:10] bwahaha [08:11] you know what's evil? [08:11] pointless stuff ;) [08:11] or I can't understand this [08:11] I do know the reasoning [08:12] but I dislike the fact that even in irssi configuration in Gutsy, there's the network irc.ubuntu.com 6667, but no freenode [08:13] I thought that was a forward ... [08:14] or whatever the canonical name for pointing at another network is [08:14] it is [08:15] but almost every documentation EXCEPT the ones on the clients themselves refer to freenode [08:15] and probably not even there [08:16] heh. Lots of bugs to file then [08:18] so say that a person has a problem with... exaile on their ubuntu [08:18] they use say... irssi and connect to "Ubuntu" network [08:19] they join #ubuntu "Hey I've got a problem with my exaile, it's xyz" "oh, I haven't seen that, go ask guys in #exaile" [08:20] "which network" "freenode" "I haven't got that in my irssi..." [08:20] d'oh. [08:22] hm. Don't remember if I had to add freenode to xchat or not. I usually set up for kubrick, it's in town [08:23] well there's "Ubuntu", IRCnet, EFnet, Undernet, Dalnet and Quakenet in irssi [08:23] pristine installation in Gutsy [08:24] I don't like this forwarding idea at all [08:24] it's confusing to say the least [08:24] there's dozens in xchat . I have a freenode but ... [08:26] so who's Most Excellent Idea was it to put it as "Ubuntu" in irssi :-P [08:26] heh. Who's the highest we can blame? [08:26] does sabdfl use irssi ;-) [08:27] Whose Most Excellent Idea was it to remove irssi from the default install and make Pidgin of all bloody things the default IRC client? [08:27] No, sabdfl apparently thinks Pidgin is the Second Coming. :P [08:27] I don't mind irssi not being in the default install [08:27] but Pidgin FCOL [08:28] fcol? A new one for me [08:28] for crying out loud [08:28] I might even add the !ohmy acronym [08:28] FFS [08:28] Pidgin of all the accursed clients in the world [08:29] even xchat-gnome would probably be a better choice [08:29] or Chatzilla surely [08:29] argh. [08:29] for irc. But, most ubuntu users don't irc anyway [08:29] for irc [08:30] many, many do. atleast here in Finland [08:30] of course, I do hate trying to talk to pidginers [08:30] even mIRC would be better. [08:30] mIRC is loverly [08:30] oh the good old times [08:30] no nick highlighting from what I hear. So, brainstorm anyone? [08:31] if they have to have pidgin as the default for irc, why don't they default install all the scripts too? [08:31] there's plenty of them making the ircing experience on it better [08:33] highligh, irchelper, ircmore, irssi features, join/part hiding, markerline, nicksaid, text replacement, etc [08:34] heh. All the things an irc client should have by default. [08:34] indeed [08:34] except for the irssi features [08:34] I don't know what they are [08:34] might be good ones [08:36] you're pretty calm. that was a dis of irssi ;) [08:36] I've mellowed during the last 6mo [08:38] I'm off to bed, it's past midnight here. [08:41] hah, the irssi init works perfectly [10:10] jussi01: hi? [10:19] elkbuntu: heh, I was about to call the ops about uunbeatable [10:20] he spammed #k-ot [10:21] jpatrick, i got his PMs with my alt nick, and #freenode is now inundated with complaints about it [10:22] elkbuntu: thrown out for #kubuntu, he appears to be trying to spam #u-ot [10:26] "#kde *!*@116.71.181.161 Channel ban list is full" [10:28] jpatrick, clear some old dynamic bans then :Þ [10:28] Myrtti: the idea is so that if we ever had to move networks, we could do so easily [10:29] tonyyarusso: space. [10:29] elkbuntu: just makes me wonder how #ubuntu's banlist got so big [10:30] ah, +L [10:31] Hobbsee: I know that [10:32] Hobbsee: but I can't understand why there isn't freenode at all then [10:32] good quesiton [10:33] 10:11 -'@: I do know the reasoning [10:33] 10:12 -'@: but I dislike the fact that even in irssi configuration in Gutsy, there's the network irc.ubuntu.com 6667, but no freenode [10:33] that Just Doesn't Make Sense [10:35] PriceChild: emma was trying to bait you, btw. [10:36] * elkbuntu hopes that it's irc.ubuntu.com 8001 in hardy [10:37] PriceChild, did you cross-tag that bug for all irc clients, or just the xchat ones? [10:37] it was all irc [10:37] * Hobbsee got notification of it [10:37] excellent [10:37] i cant be arsed searchign for it atm [10:38] but i know someone fixed xchat, but neglected xchat-gnome despite the patch provided, which was stupid [10:44] /me makes a mental note that this channel is publicly logged [10:45] Hobbsee: from -motu: +b *!*@unaffiliated/kmos +b %*!*@unaffiliated/kmos ? [10:46] jpatrick: yeah, it's a quiet [10:46] Hobbsee: and a ban [10:47] oh [10:51] jpatrick: thanks [10:52] Hobbsee: I'm in ban clearing mode [10:52] heh [10:52] there shouldn't be many bans in -motu [10:53] yeah [10:55] * jpatrick wonders what emma was doing in #ubuntu-es [10:56] waiting for a chance to spam about -uncensored probably [11:02] http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/58080/ [11:02] no comment... [11:03] PriceChild: even you got a mention^ [11:05] what does that last line mean? [11:05] Ahh, P3L|C4N0 the spanish version of Pr!ceChild, the Authority [11:05] lol [11:06] authority is a feminine word? [11:07] most words ending in -dad are [11:07] ooh, i'll remember that [11:07] "la Comunidad" [11:08] it's still strange that authority is female in a very patriarchal society [11:09] i annoy effrain with stupid questions and statements like this all the time :) [11:10] err, s/ff/f/ [11:10] efrain's a good guy [11:10] yep [11:11] pity he has such a hard time trying to keep rolando's ambitions seperate from the -ve loco [11:14] jussi01: the guy uses this: http://www.openfsg.com/ - for his irssi [11:17] jussi01: however if, you need something cheaper: http://www.nslu2-linux.org/ [11:20] jpatrick called the ops in #ubuntu (boc_) [11:21] !staff [11:21] Hey nalioth, jenda, rob, SportChick, seanw, Dave2, Christel or Gary, I could use a bit of your time :) [11:21] * ChanServ gives channel operator status to ompaul [11:21] * boc_ (n=root@92.80.12.123) has left #ubuntu (requested by ompaul) [11:21] * ompaul sets ban on *!*@92.80.12.123 [11:21] spammer [11:22] and http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/58081/ too [11:25] heh, boc_ just /join-ed #kde [11:26] jpatrick, and you banned on sight? [11:26] ompaul: yeah, kinda.. [11:26] kinda [11:26] * ompaul gives up [11:26] ompaul: see #frenode [11:27] ompaul: trying to get it sorted [11:28] ack [11:32] jpatrick: thanks. I think Im going to get one of those tux things that no0tic mentioned :D (http://www.acmesystems.it/?id=21) [11:37] where can you buy tghem [11:37] found it [11:38] :D [11:40] jpatrick, those openfsg things look awesome, but i cant quite validate $400 for a router :-/ [11:40] elkbuntu: why he recommended me the cheaper one :) [11:45] i need to get me a better router. mine is a piece of trash [11:46] so's mine (has no access to it) and the wifi range has gone down [11:47] jpatrick, nmap it [11:49] ompaul: interesting.. [11:49] jpatrick, why? [11:49] jpatrick, i've got a dsl 604t. it's the stupidest piece of network hardware i've ever touched [11:49] ompaul: well, the ISP gave us a username and passwd for it, but they've never worked [11:50] jpatrick, what is the router type? [11:50] jpatrick, ssh + john :) [11:50] * ompaul wonders what reset buttons are for [11:51] elkbuntu: has no ssh according to nmap, only telnet [11:51] eww [11:51] jpatrick, try telnet IP 80 [11:51] or try putting in its address to a web browser [11:51] sounds reallllly old [11:52] ompaul: those both bring up a passwd dialog [11:52] jpatrick, what is the model number [11:54] jpatrick, at least stick those values into google - try username: admin pass: admin or 1234 [11:54] ompaul: 1234 worked.. [11:54] heh [11:54] the other username and password is more than likely the logon to the adsl system of the ISP [11:55] dump your firmware to a backup - explode it and grep it for password strings [11:55] when I was a lad you could actually get machines that needed you to program binary [11:55] now look at it [11:56] jpatrick, make sure wireless is WPA or else don't use it [11:56] jpatrick, wep is like wrapping money up in a paper bag and thinking it is secure [11:57] ompaul: http://www.telefonica.net/web2/cooltony/zyxel/zyxel_en.htm it's one of these [11:57] jpatrick, zyxel make good hardware (I have yet to find one of their pieces to be badly made) [11:57] not open but generally not abd [11:58] jpatrick, the 630? [11:58] ompaul: 650 [11:59] sorry I have a 630 here and a couple of linksys but that is the kind of chap I am [12:00] oh this is fun [12:00] * jpatrick enables all the cool stuff [12:01] jpatrick, careful the password they want you to use is for your login to them [12:01] check out the values in those fields [12:04] Old Password= ? [12:05] etc [12:05] hello, will you remove the ban from #ubuntu-offtopic for me? [12:05] its there for a week or so [12:06] white_eagle, what was the reason for the ban? [12:07] I mistakenly sent ctcp ping to the whole channel, I was used to do /ping in xchat and the client would ping me only, but in irssi, it pinged the whole channel, and this was the 3th time [12:07] white_eagle, so you pinged the channel three times? [12:07] well, then don't anser [12:07] wwwwwwwww [12:08] ah, it works :) [12:08] hehe [12:09] jpatrick, i kind of wonder in which ways i'll be able to mess around with my stupid dsl-604t once i get a respectable replacement, but i dont think many :( [12:09] hello? [12:09] I reconnected [12:09] did you say something [12:09] white_eagle, so you pinged the channel three times? [12:09] doing that once could be an accident [12:09] twice is just stupid [12:10] Seveas: it wasn't my intention [12:10] to [12:10] do that [12:10] but at three times, I generally stop beleiving in innocence [12:10] I just got used to xchat [12:10] white_eagle, I'm not beleiving you, given that you have a history of bot abuse [12:10] and kicks [12:11] Seveas: ok, don't remove it then, its your choice [12:11] bye [12:19] elkbuntu: well, I finally have dhcp now [12:20] jpatrick, hehehe [12:20] jpatrick, my problem is, that's all i have. it would continually give the mac addresses i registered as static, new ips [12:21] * jpatrick has an even bigger problem now [12:21] which is? [12:23] well, the router closed the telnet.. [12:23] but restart and it's back *phew* [12:30] hi kids [12:32] heya Tm_T [12:33] !staff | more dalnet ##linux guys: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/58092/ [12:33] more dalnet ##linux guys: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/58092/: Hey nalioth, jenda, rob, SportChick, seanw, Dave2, Christel or Gary, I could use a bit of your time :) [13:07] !staff | ##Linux on Dalnet etc [13:07] Hey nalioth, jenda, rob, SportChick, seanw, Dave2, Christel or Gary, I could use a bit of your time :) [13:10] ompaul: clearly you shouldn't have given up your staffing rights [13:10] Hobbsee, no, clearly I should have! [13:25] Hmm, Im off for a bit. Someone might want to keep an eye on #k :) (jpatrick Im looking at you :P ) [13:27] gone [13:28] Dave2, no no my my, see farooqsb [13:29] ? [13:29] that ping from earlier [13:29] <-- FarooqSb (n=FarooqSb@202.125.143.65) has quit (K-lined) [13:29] that's what I meant [13:29] good :) [13:29] I thought you were going :) [14:27] hello I have made the change requestd by the ubuntu bot to port 8001 on irc.freenode.net/8001 [14:27] it still connects after a restart to the old port [14:41] hikenboot: which bot? where? [14:42] jussi01: probaly #ubuntu-read-topic [14:42] aye... [14:42] still sleepy [14:54] hikenboot: what client do you use? [15:45] hi Jack_Sparrow [16:17] Hi jpatrick [16:17] I have been stopping in when I feel up to it.. [16:17] Tough month.. [16:19] elkbuntu: xchat-gnome was sorted. (its in main so the motu who did xchat couldn't do it) [16:20] elkbuntu: I only tagged the clients I knew were affected, we should probably go through as many as we can find. [16:21] I am "the Authority"? 8-) [17:28] In #ubuntu, tuxnoob080302 said: !patience is an 'Invalid command' Ha [19:34] hmmm, lovely, we have a "shitbreak" in #ubuntu [19:36] jussi01, not any more [19:36] ompaul: that was drastic. Didn't even give him a chance to cange [19:36] nickrud, na - it is please come here and understand our community [19:36] or don't troll it [19:36] !opsnack | ompaul [19:36] ompaul: Chocolate! And Peanuts! [19:36] can't eat the first - but can eat the second [19:37] shitbreak, please change your nick and ident before you will let into #ubuntu [19:37] shitbreak: change your nick [19:37] aa [19:37] ok === shitbreak is now known as juhap [19:37] is it better now? [19:37] and ident [19:37] and the realname shitbrea [19:38] okay. [19:38] !guidlines > juhap [19:38] on return after 5 mins lift the ban [19:38] nickrud, I am reasonable it was not an outright ban :) [19:38] it was come here and know what we will and won't accept [19:38] ompaul: at least he knew to come here [19:39] nickrud, no he was ban forwarded [19:39] was it not a forward=? [19:39] heh [19:39] on an attempt to join the channel he is diverted by the chanserv the traffic cop to here [19:39] ompaul: missed the foward part. Need to read all [19:39] ;-) [19:39] nickrud, I am not that drastic [19:40] irish dander, I fear it ;) [19:40] nickrud, that goes for anyone with f*k and s*t in their quit message as much as in their nick [19:40] just ban forward here [19:40] k [19:40] mostly you will find it to be trollish behaviour [19:40] --- Seveas sets ban on *!*@116.58.17.39 [19:40] ##Linux (with ##) on Dalnet needs some good company and good channel operators. type /server irc.dal.net (or /connect irc.dalnd join ##Linux. Be there for some time. [19:40] got that in pm [19:40] Seveas, we getting them all day [19:41] Seveas: klined [19:41] haven't seen them in a while [19:43] fserve, indeed [19:48] Seveas, I got it too [19:58] PriceChild: Sorry, i was out for a week holidays. Whats up? [19:59] Tm_T: #ubuntu-pl op [20:13] nalioth: you seeing these idiots from dalnet spamming ##Linux in pm's? [20:13] nixternal: right now? [20:13] yes [20:13] alferedh [20:14] I woke up this morning to about 5 of them [20:14] nixternal: history (scroll up) [20:15] nixternal: he's not in ##linux [20:15] no, he is spamming it for ##Linux on Dalnet [20:15] nixternal: all i need to know is "spam" [20:15] this ##linux spamming from dalnet is very confusing [20:15] i've gottne multiple PMs from folks on both networks thinking i'm able to do something [20:16] so just "spammer" [20:16] ok, spmmer [20:16] err, spammer [20:22] nalioth, he's simply someone PM'ing people (me included) with this [20:22] [21:10:56] ##Linux (with ##) on Dalnet needs some good company and good channel operators. type /server irc.dal.net (or /connect irc.dal.net) and join ##Linux. More flexible, more firendly Be there for some time.. [20:22] I got the same [20:23] he did it before with me with another nickname, [Sun 02 Mar 13:32:35](FarooqSb) [20:23] LjL: [03/02/08 15:27:30] <+Dave2> <-- FarooqSb (n=FarooqSb@202.125.143.65) has quit (K-lined) [20:23] seenserv says he former was klined [20:23] yeah [20:26] is ##linux on dal a "legit" channel? [20:27] LjL: yes, he has been kline evading and doing it for days now [20:27] Seeker`, is dal a legit network :) [20:27] ompaul: I dont know [20:27] This is the only network I;ve used in years [20:28] Seeker`, my point, if I had been more verbose was, that is a different network so complaining there might or might not be useful however we got the problem here [20:28] he's klined there, too [20:29] I was wondering if ##linux on DAL was a sensible channel, or something someone has set up for the purpose of spamming [20:29] kline evading works on all networks, you see [20:29] [20:29] ATTENTION [20:29] * nickrud sits upright [20:29] THE ##LINUX-ON-DALNET SPAMMER IS ATTEMPTING A SMEAR CAMPAIGN AGAINST ##LINUX ON DAL.NET [20:30] ? [20:30] he is a common troll, doing a common troll [20:30] icanhasadmin << that has to be the best nick I have seen in a while [20:30] ompaul, lol [21:30] nalioth, Seveas what does this do? /SET print_active_channel ON [21:30] someone logging to paper? [21:30] ompaul: i have no idea [21:30] no idea [21:30] it's not an xchat thing [21:30] there is that [21:30] ompaul, I'll check [21:30] ompaul, on irssi [21:30] * ompaul uses uncle google [21:31] ompaul, print_active_channel = OFF [21:31] Always print the channel with the nickname (like ) [21:31] even if the message is from the channel you currently have active. [21:32] no0tic, ack [21:32] no0tic: what does that mean in a human language? [21:33] every nick sending a privmsg to a channel is formatted like instead of [21:33] ah [21:34] http://no0tic.homelinux.org/~no0tic/irssi-settings.txt [21:34] an explanation of almost all irssi settings [22:18] In #ubuntu, Jack_Sparrow said: !envy is a terrible idea [22:18] yes, yes it is. [22:19] Darn [22:19] for got to target it.. [22:26] the new EnvyNG thing looks like a move in the right direction [22:27] Improvements are always welcome.. [22:28] Yeah, it definitely looks like the author has Ubuntu's best interests in mind and try hard to improve and take advice [22:28] http://albertomilone.com/wordpress/?p=163 [22:28] his special thanks section shows a great deal of collaboration with developers [23:11] pressenter: there was a user wanting to talk about a ban, he hasn't been back so i assume its resolved. Thanks for getting back to me. [23:25] PriceChild: He's been comming here like 4 times now, i've told him that the ban stays. I see that he has not learned a thing, he's still annoying. [23:59] I remember last time a place was discovered ripping planet posts and rebranding/sticking advertising on. [23:59] The people making a fuss got laughed at.... I wonder why its different this time.