[00:32] That bosonac guy in #ubuntu [00:32] Is wanting to compile a syn flood bot [00:32] Lewoco: http://pastebin.ca/935913 here is the code [00:32] Suggest ban [00:32] He was in ##windows a minute ago [00:33] * PriceChild looks in [00:35] LjL, has bosanac given you a 'revised' pastebin for th esourcecode he wants compiled? [00:35] LjL, he was running around channel to channel asking people to compile a trojan for him to stick on his brother's PC.. [00:35] Ahh brotherly love :-) [00:36] njan: no, he only asked about compiling [00:36] hmm. [00:36] ty [00:36] Well [00:36] He's going to compile something viscous.... [00:37] Cpudan80: was that in #ubuntu? missed it if so [00:37] all I care about is he not waste space here. [00:37] Damn that is spelled incorrectly [00:37] LjL: Yes in #ubuntu [00:37] He didn't paste the code link in #ubuntu [00:37] that was in ##windows [00:37] Cpudan80: yes indeed i was asking whether the paste was in #ubuntu [00:38] no [00:38] That was in ##windows [00:38] i'll highlight, but as long as he isn't explicitly asking about something illegal, he's staying [00:38] Ok well [00:38] Just thought you'd like the heads up [00:39] sure, thanks [00:40] LjL: It happened before you joined ##windows btw --- if you want a log I can give it to you [00:41] Indeed, after I told him to stop asking for people to compile sdbot for him, he's switched to asking in various channels how to cross-compile things. [00:41] he moved onto #defocus [00:41] no need, i believe you, but i'm not acting on something that happened on other channels [00:41] LjL: Right --- I understand [00:41] Interesting [00:41] He really wants this thing compiled doesnt he... [00:42] Too bad it prob wont work [00:42] The code is a mess [00:42] funny thing is, the command i gave him should indeed work [00:42] bet he hasn't tried it [00:42] It probably didnt work lol [00:42] It probably errored out [00:42] hm, what's the penalty for aiding and abetting ;) [00:42] And now he's stuck lol [00:43] * LjL bets he's coming back with another nickname [00:43] He is now known as whah [00:43] beat me Cpudan80 [00:43] Cpudan80: you're late - he quit now [00:43] I told him that changing his nick wouldn't fool us [00:43] He made up some lame excuse [00:44] nickrud, at least where I am, the CMA makes assisting in committing an offence under section 1 or 2 of the CMA punishable by up to two years in prison. [00:44] At least, the amended version of it does. [00:44] http://www.statutelaw.gov.uk/content.aspx?LegType=All+Legislation&title=Police+and+Justice+Act+2006&searchEnacted=0&extentMatchOnly=0&confersPower=0&blanketAmendment=0&sortAlpha=0&TYPE=QS&PageNumber=1&NavFrom=0&parentActiveTextDocId=2954345&ActiveTextDocId=2954408&filesize=4388 [00:45] nickrud didn't know what he was going to use the compiler for, so i doubt that would apply [00:45] njan: probably something similar here as well, us. [00:45] nickrud, I'd imagine. [00:45] LjL: just joking :) [00:45] LjL, no, probably not. [00:46] Anyway.. he's gone now, hopefully he will indeed find something better to do with his time as I suggested he do. ;) [00:46] Night, folks. ;) [00:46] Night njan [00:47] njan: like planning for a bot attack in all the channels involved? yeah, probably :) [00:47] luckily we have the over ops to protect us [00:48] 'over ops' ? [00:48] is that anything like 'underalls' ? [00:48] exactly like that [00:48] what's an underall? [00:48] I'll leave that you your own imagination [00:48] tonyyarusso: no idea [00:48] things worn close to the skin [00:48] you kids, i'll tell you what . . . [00:49] must be a texan thing [00:49] no, it was quite a popular brand name in the USA a few years ago [00:49] before y'alls time, evidentally [00:49] nalioth: underoos? [00:49] ouch [00:49] no, Underalls [00:49] overalls? [00:49] beneathsome [00:49] I've only heard of overalls [00:50] it was a brand name for panty hose [00:50] Overalls was a brand name? [00:50] apparently I was <10 when they disappeared [00:50] * Pici shrugs [00:50] I didnt know that [00:50] no idea, word at least though [00:50] Cpudan80: "Underalls" (see scrollback) [00:50] oh right right [00:50] [00:50] rofl [00:50] * nalioth returns to his crypt [00:50] * nickrud was always curious about the level of convo in ops, and is learning [00:51] nalioth sets the tone ;) [00:51] nalioth: const char *key, const char *salt [00:51] nalioth: has a crypt! [00:51] returns pointer to char [00:51] i suggest you take your geritol around these young fellows, nickrud, they're way quick [00:51] lol [00:51] nalioth: I always do [00:52] back to work. see you all. This was a longer break than I intended. As always, interesting and enjoyable [00:53] * Seeker` should do some crypto work [00:53] Seeker`: but do you have a crypt to do it in?! [00:53] No :( That makes me sad :( [00:53] We'll find you one one day :( [00:55] [01:55:34] [Notice] -ChanServ- Channel [#crypt] is private [00:55] obviously [01:15] In #ubuntu, dooglus said: !locale is wrong - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LocaleConf - E: Couldn't find package localeconf [01:19] !locale [01:19] To set up and configure your locales, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LocaleConf [01:19] !info localeconf [01:19] Package localeconf does not exist in gutsy [01:20] well i haven't a clue what the right package would be [01:27] LjL: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=localeconf&searchon=names&suite=all§ion=all [01:27] looks like its gone [01:28] Maybe it was included as part of something else [01:35] !test [01:35] Failed. [01:47] [02:46:09] LjL, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/59087/plain/ <----- here its the error when i type sudo apt-get install build-essential [02:46:37] majkoebac: that's not an error, it's simply asking you to insert the Ubuntu CD. [02:47:05] LjL, so what to do? [01:48] and then sometimes i wonder why i'm not as active in #ubuntu as i once was [01:48] what a stupid question to ask [01:49] jrib, for your collection [01:52] #72 [01:53] hah [01:56] "how do i pass memtest?" that's a recent favorite. http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/59089/ [01:56] :) [02:00] i'd have some pearls if i had done this too... now it would be quite a mess to find them in the logs :) [02:09] jrib: nice [02:09] some people who either are trolls or like to feed them have this standard "welcome to my ignore list" response [02:10] if i were one of them, i guess i'd have "welcome to my highlight list" [02:17] !nodeco is If you're missing windows decorations after enabling Desktop Effects with an NVIDIA card, try « sudo nvidia-xconfig --add-argb-glx-visuals -d 24 » in a !shell. [02:17] LjL: Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [02:17] why don't you die [02:17] !nodeco is blah [02:17] I'll remember that, LjL [02:17] !no nodeco is If you're missing windows decorations after enabling Desktop Effects with an NVIDIA card, try « sudo nvidia-xconfig --add-argb-glx-visuals -d 24 » in a !shell. [02:17] I'll remember that LjL [02:22] EEEW [02:22] did we lose half of our banlist or something [02:22] Hmm? [02:22] [03:21:34] --> PaulTag has joined this channel (i=8f69ac12@gateway/web/ajax/mibbit.com/x-8b2eda302e513b01). [02:22] no, he's not exempted [02:22] and the banlist is much shorter than it should be, here, although i thought it was just konversation messing up after the big netsplits [02:23] but perhaps it's the network messing up after the big netsplits [02:23] LjL: You lost the gateway web one [02:23] Cpudan80: well i doubt there's only one lost [02:23] LjL: there was a clearup, the limit was reached again [02:23] PriceChild, surely the cleanup wouldn't include bans such as that? [02:23] No idea, wasn't here afaik. [02:24] Is it really necessary to have all those bans? [02:24] seveas did it, didn't he [02:24] Cpudan80: quite so, yes [02:24] Cpudan80: #ubuntu gets an awful lot of trolls [02:25] Yes but all these single host bans [02:25] like *!*@IP [02:25] Cpudan80: i remove those after a month [02:25] Oh [02:26] Why is the bot banned [02:26] or well muted [02:26] because it's broken [02:26] it is? [02:26] quite [02:26] :-( [02:26] When did it break? [02:26] I'm talking about ubotu [02:26] yes, ubotu is broken [02:26] :-( [02:26] it broke yesterday [02:27] LjL: putting the mibbit forward back on? [02:27] PriceChild: yes, but first trying to find out how many bans we lost [02:28] I think near 150 [02:28] there is no 83.230.* either [02:28] ¤%& [02:29] * PriceChild growls [02:30] ok right now it should be 299 bans [02:30] LjL: we pulled the 83.230 ban earlier [02:30] the limit is? [02:32] LjL: There were 343 the other day I believe [02:32] Or at least thats what /mode +b said [02:33] [03:33:02] [Notice] -ChanServ- 31 *!*unagi*@* correcting*other*versions [02:33] who's correcting other versions [02:33] *!*unagi@* was on purpose [02:36] -bbbb syf*!*@* *!*fuck*@*!#ubuntu-ops *!?=shit@*!#ubuntu-ops livingdaylight!*@* [02:36] something i'm missing, really [02:36] autorem list? [02:36] i pretty much think if everyone cleared dynamic-looking bans by the month like i do, we wouldn't need to do things like this [02:36] why was livingdaylight banned? [02:36] no, removed bans [02:37] @btlogin [02:37] he was banned ages ago, with pretty good reasons [02:37] Seeker`: ridiculous troll [02:37] I mean, were they added to the autorem list? [02:37] no [02:37] PriceChild: Seems to have been in -uk for a while [02:41] Hobbsee: care to tell me about hosts now? [02:45] hosts? [02:45] nalioth: web hosting [02:45] ah [02:50] wb LjL [02:54] Seeker`: he didn't leave [02:54] * nalioth wishes people would quit responding to mechanical difficulties [02:55] tonyyarusso: Dont go iPowerWeb [02:55] A bunch of idiots over there [02:55] Every time I turn around they've broken something [03:01] I've never even heard of it. [03:04] anyway, tonyyarusso already has superior hosting [03:04] ...that he never uses [03:06] nalioth: that's not "hosting"... [03:06] that's a build environment [03:07] tonyyarusso: you have access to more stuff than you can shake a stick at [03:08] nalioth: but would you _want_ me running web sites and irc bots there? [03:09] irc bots are fine (i'm running 3) [03:09] websites would be slower than frozen moleasses [03:09] hmm, will keep in mind [03:09] I'd love to find somewhere that can do both, but don't have that yet. [03:09] I was hoping silenceisdefeat would be sufficient for the latter, but they apparently aren't that reliable. [03:43] Seveas has to stop having a life [03:49] aaahhhh [04:11] LjL? [04:16] hello!! [04:16] is anyone around? [04:16] RoAkSoAx: best to just ask and wait [04:17] RoAkSoAx: I believe jpatrick has a spanish bot by the name of botijo [04:17] Although, I barely understand spanish, so I'm not sure if it has the same functions [04:18] Pici, yeah but i believe it does not have the same functions [04:18] that's why i was thinking on translating ubotu into other languages such as spanish [04:19] ubotu can have channel-specific responses right? The issue is probably that the bot gets laggy with too many channels. [04:20] I thought ubotu was having issues today [04:20] jrib: yes. !factoid-#channel is foo [04:20] that too [04:20] it was [04:20] ubotu has been having issues for 2 days now [04:20] it's that time of the month for ubotu. [04:20] lol [04:21] RoAkSoAx: in any case, you can always run your own ubotu [04:22] jrib, yeah i was thinking about it too, the thing is that i will need to know how the bot is configurated and the factoids so that i can translate them to spanish [04:23] RoAkSoAx: http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/ and https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu-bots/ [04:23] let's see [04:23] thanks for the link Pici ;) [04:24] and, is it a way to setup The Ubuntu IRC Bots project for translation in Launchpad?? [04:25] That.. I do not know. [04:26] that's an interesting project, setting up some interface to keep the translations in-sync [04:27] jrib, yeah like translations of Ubuntu packages (since I'm a Official Translator to Spanish) , would be good to have bots available in other languages [04:27] and off course i will like to translate them :D [04:34] but anyway, do you who can i talk with to make this happen? [04:35] RoAkSoAx: Seveas is the one who designed the bot, but hes not around right now [04:36] Pici, yeah, but what about making translations for bots available in LP? [04:37] RoAkSoAx: https://translations.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu-bots/ But like I said, hes not online right now. [04:38] ok thannks for help, i'll be around :) [05:20] er? [06:02] tonyyarusso: on the subsume thing, I'd kicked him and talked with him after that stuff bazhang is talking about. [06:03] nickrud: Ah, ok. [08:14] _ruben called the ops in #ubuntu [10:07] Ng called the ops in #ubuntu+1 [10:14] That was as much OT as it gets. [10:14] Pici: botijo is ubotu in Spanish [11:15] jpatrick: Thats what I thought. I think RoAkSoAx wanted a 1 to 1 translation of the factoids though. [11:46] tonyyarusso: what do you want to know? [11:46] * Hobbsee wasn't there [12:08] mmmmgh, I hate this, I still don't have funny hat rights in u-ot [12:17] hmmm, anyone else getting weird pm's from pratama? [12:17] Noop [12:18] I joined #ubuntu with my alt nick, suddenly pming me... [12:19] I dont see anyone with that name in #ubuntu [12:19] and I just /cycled [12:19] [03/10/08 14:14:35] *** pratama [n=user7@125.163.208.116] has quit ["Ex-Chat"] [12:20] What kind of messagE? [12:21] http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/59125/ [13:46] why is ubotu not in -ot? [13:47] who knows [13:47] ubotu: test [13:47] The bot has not been well. [13:47] no it has not [13:47] I wasn't around when he fell ill, but we've been using ubotwo [13:47] is he in -devel? [13:47] she? [13:48] lol [13:48] it should be everywhere, just unresponsive [13:48] with ubotwo actually doing the factoids [13:48] but ubotu can still be used for the bantracker [13:48] Tm_T: ubotu just doesnt sound like a womans name, sorry. [13:48] LjL: two should probably be in -devel? [13:49] and tu should be muted [13:49] Yes. [13:49] jdong, i do it on an on-ask basis. [13:49] are you asking? :) [13:49] LjL: meh not particularly, just in case people want to use bugtracker in -devel [13:49] usual problem in -devel [13:49] i can't get access [13:50] ah [13:51] could ask ubotu to leave, but yesterday i was told (about #k-d) that it would be better to leave it there for the bantracker... [13:51] ah [13:51] the bot needs a shutup command :) [13:51] jdong: the bot has a very weird permissions scheme [13:52] jdong: you need to have the #channel,op capability to do that sort of things [13:52] weird [13:53] look i'll just make it part [13:53] i really don't think there will be so much bannination going on in there [13:55] Im back, whats up Jack??? [13:57] Jack_Sparrow: ^ for you? [13:57] IndyGunFreak: Whats up? [13:58] nada, just bored. [13:58] Yep.. no issues... [13:58] Hey you two, since Im here just wanted to say you guys are awesome [13:58] IndyGunFreak: /topic [13:58] :) [13:58] see you on the floor [13:58] * Pici waves [13:58] That was nice [13:58] lol [13:59] i'm aware o the topiic... i'm out.. [13:59] Considering it was after a ban.. yes [13:59] but thre seems to be a lot of people who just *hang out* here. [13:59] I did ask to msg him [13:59] IndyGunFreak: like... the ops? [14:00] and non-ops [14:00] IndyGunFreak: The non-ops who are here are operators in non-core #ubuntu channels. [14:00] or bots. [14:00] ic.. [14:01] Or bots [14:01] oh well, later. [14:01] Or people we can't get rid of [14:01] mc44 [14:01] Pici: sssh, it's logged. [14:01] Pici: sshh I know [14:01] Pici: ssh is better than telnet [14:01] I know. [14:02] it's true, can't get rid. [14:02] :O [14:02] I caught sight of telnet being used on LOST the other day. [14:02] auto-rejoin :( [14:02] * Mez installs a revolving door for mc44 [14:02] Pici: yesterday i typed "telnet ljlhead". i haven't had telnet installed for like half a decade. sometimes my brain works in strange ways. [14:03] Arg, and I just typed telnet in this search box instead of 'float' [14:03] Pici, its more fun when you do stuff like this and wonder why it isnt working [14:04] ps x | awk '/[p]idgin/ {print $1|"xargs kill -9"}' [14:04] ah crap, wrong window [14:05] Mez: that's quite a ridiculous way of killing pidgin [14:05] lo Mez [14:05] jdong, it's out of habit now ;) I use it for amarok mainly (cause of all the weird run off scripts that arnet amarok, but need to be killed aswell) [14:05] hey Seeker` [14:06] why not just use pkill -9 pidgin [14:06] Seeker`, cause I'm too used to writing stuff like that now ;) [14:06] we all have our idiosyncrasies [14:07] heh [14:07] pkill pidgin [14:07] killall pidgin [14:07] Seeker`: software should always be given a chance to die some other way than -9 [14:07] * jdong tries to take it to an extreme [14:08] Myrtti: Mez specified the "-9" in his command [14:08] ps aux | grep pidgin | awk '{print $2}' | xargs -i "kill -7 {}; sleep 2; kill -9 {}" [14:08] there. [14:08] blergh [14:08] overkill command of the day [14:08] Myrtti: how was your early morning journey [14:08] not nearly as bad as the command I use to extract versions out of debian/changelog [14:08] foreach process in {1...65535}; do if [ -e /proc/$process ]; then if grep pidgin /proc/$process/cmdline; then kill -s 9 $process; fi; fi; done [14:09] Seeker`: I'm whacked [14:09] LjL: NICE! [14:09] aside from the foreach that doesn't exist in bash [14:11] * jdong fixes that ridiculously [14:11] for process in ` python -c 'print "".join([str(i)+ " " for i in range(65536)])'`; do.... [14:11] jdong, actually, it should be 2,2,5,5,9 to kill something [14:12] (its the way I always do it - and normally I dont get to the 9 - in this case I did (I crashed it by pasting in a massive regex) [14:12] You should write a brainf*ck program to kill something [14:12] Seeker`, ?> [14:14] Mez: ? [14:14] <+Seeker`> You should write a brainf*ck program to kill something [14:14] jdong, for process in {1...65535} does work though, it's just the keyword foreach that's wrong :P [14:14] Mez: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brainfuck [14:15] Mez, so you're outputting raw HTML now? [14:20] pdebuild --logfile ~/katapult.log -- --basetgz ~/sid.tgz [14:21] LjL, ? outputting raw HTML ? *confused* [14:22] Mez: you said ?> [14:24] hmm, mootbot no longer has a host [14:24] * Mez rolls eyes at LjL [14:25] Seeker`, what is mootbot [14:25] Mez: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ScribesTeam/MootBot [14:25] oh, yeah, I know now [14:25] Who's in charge of it ? [14:25] I wrote the first version [14:25] someone else is hosting it, and made a few changes [14:26] Seeker`, so why does it no longer have a host ? [14:27] Mez: The person hosting it is no longer able to provide the server [14:27] :( [14:30] Seeker`, see /msg [14:48] Whats pending for ubotu to be fixed and/or whats wrong with it? [14:48] Pici, seveas is pending [14:49] Pici: the tubes need cleaning [14:49] Okay.... that clears everything up then. [15:26] LjL: can ubotwo be joined to -bugs? [15:27] sure [15:27] it won't give the feed tho [15:27] It shouldnt, bugs-monitor is for that now anyways. [15:28] or something like that [15:49] is this ubotu2 or something? [15:49] it seems to be dying an awful lot [15:50] Amaranth, no, it's just a broken ubotu, ubotwo is replacing it [15:50] may I please join Ubuntu again because I have run into quite a bit of interesting ubuntu problems [15:51] that's not a reason [15:51] a reason would be "because i understand whatever i did was wrong, and i'm going to not do it again because of so and so" [15:51] i need to see what people think about this update crash [15:51] to your reason we say 'should have thought about that first' [15:53] oh well i updated 7.04 to 7.10 on a 500 mhz celeron and it completly crashed ubuntu... It cant even get through the init process... cant even recognize a HD unless I run live CD and mount through there... it puts me at ASH and says initramfs> [15:53] this isn't a support channel, please read what i've said above [15:53] i'm not saying "no". [15:54] Yes I understand that I was out of line and it will not happen again... [15:54] but that doesnt really matter: