[03:45] * ShawnR is glad he uses ubuntu for his normal stuff, centos is a PITA [03:57] lol ShawnR ! [04:00] bbl [05:12] hi anyone know why efax-gtk won't run on Ubuntu 10.04LTS (I have a debug log on file, but it's geek) [05:15] thanks anyway [06:07] zoopster: is your cloud presentation online somewhere? [06:20] quote of the day "Ubuntu has a server?!" [11:36] dantalizing: yes...do you need a specific one? [11:47] http://www.wftv.com/news/26071484/detail.html [11:49] Bad day here in Florida [12:08] zoopster: no, no specific one [12:09] zoopster: latest === drspeedo is now known as drspeedo|away [14:58] ok, this is a simple one...but bothering me as to why I can't figure it out :( [14:58] why does the following command: find /home/dbtest/ -path '*.cache' -prune -o -type f [14:58] continue to report back: /home/dbtest/.cache [14:59] why not? [14:59] I'm trying to use find command to find all "files only" from a directory, but ignore ("prune") a specific sub-directory [15:00] and I thought that, prune was supposed to take care of that for me [15:02] annoyingly enough, it continue to report back the very directory I'm telling it to ignore. even though I'm specifying "-type f" === drspeedo|away is now known as drspeedo [15:50] welp, finally found the proper method: find /home/dbtest/ ! -wholename '*.cache*' -type f [15:51] cool [16:23] tiemonster: did you see the e-mail about discounted LPI certifications? [16:23] Good Morning btw! [16:26] good morning all. [16:27] Anyone want to help me understand how my router is slower than several DNS servers and how to switch? [16:27] DammitJim: I am using J_r0dd's preclair. [16:27] Hey there klutz === Slizzurd` is now known as Slizzurd [16:27] klutz: I'm not sure I understand what your asking, I can try and help you after lunch [16:28] Slower? [16:28] Here is the results... http://pastebin.com/wEP3ucvJ [16:29] 10-8 and standing by... [16:30] sweet! thanks, Slizzurd [16:31] DammitJim: Do you have the same phone? [16:34] itnet7: yes, but can't study that fast [16:37] klutz: yeah - you can change your DNS settings in your router and get an imperceivable increase in performance [16:37] I have an N1 [16:37] I want to get the NS [16:38] better than NT [16:39] or the NO [16:39] klutz: nscd can also give you boost if you're worried about DNS performance [16:39] tiemonster> DNS is default right now... [16:39] are you having resolution performance issues? [16:43] http://imagebin.org/127112 [16:44] I tried aprogram today and I am trying to understand the results. [16:53] well I don't understand it, but opendns has pretty clear instructions on changing your DNS [16:54] opendns.org? [16:55] http://www.opendns.com/ [16:55] use google's dns servers isntead [16:55] ifconfig does not show the DNS that I am using... Is there a command for that? [16:56] /etc/resolv.conf has your dns servers [16:56] Cat that location? [16:58] nameserver 192.168.1.1 this is my router... [16:59] what the? [16:59] why? [16:59] okay, so your router has the list of actual DNS servers [16:59] tiemonster: many home routers do this [16:59] klutz: yeah - you'll have to change it at the router if you want custom DNS [16:59] you can change it on your box [16:59] then it'll just bypass the router all togther for DNS [17:00] http://pastebin.com/8VjiZd0Z is my /etc/resolv.conf [17:02] you can change it on your box... You mean Router? I have several comuters in the house... [17:03] you can change it on the router, and it'll affect every box in your internal network, or on the individual boxes themselves [17:04] * klutz thinks I am in over my head... [17:05] DammitJim: As do I but I can't justify that much money on a little ol phone [17:05] i know [17:06] klutz: not that bad [17:06] DammitJim: I would consider it for my girlfriend to replace her iphone since she has unlimited data and then I could really do soemthing with it. [17:07] so, on AT&T? [17:07] unlocked power [17:07] Yeah [17:07] ? [17:07] Tech Republic put out this article today... http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/networking/?p=3580&tag=nl.e101 [17:07] I was trying to see if I could make it happen. [17:08] sure. log into the router. [17:09] what kind of router is it? [17:09] I am not sure as to where to put these numbers into the router... I know I will hear about it if I break what is not broken.. [17:10] you won't [17:10] N14 net gear... Give me a minute and I can get you a screen shot and pist it to imagebin. [17:10] oops post... Fatfingers... [17:11] first, find me the model number - http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/10727/session/L3NpZC9wblFJZTVoaw%3D%3D [17:13] DammitJim: I don't see why everyone bashes AT&T. They were great in the mountains of Alabama and still great here in flat Florida [17:14] nothing against them [17:15] http://imagebin.org/127117 [17:16] WGR614v7 [17:18] do you have any way to do screen sharing? [17:18] Slizzurd: AT&T used to be great, before bellsouth bought them out, now verizon is king in FL [17:19] klutz: do you have any way to do screen sharing? [17:19] I can install team viewer... [17:19] just take a minute... [17:20] or you could give me shell access to your computer, and I could change it for you! :-) [17:20] klutz: you just need to say manual DNS, and type in the numbers you wanna use... [17:20] what special deal are you trying to do? [17:20] oh duh - it was right in front of my fave [17:20] *face [17:20] Go faster. [17:21] click "use these DNS servers" [17:21] then put in 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 [17:21] save, and you're all good [17:21] ^^ [17:21] that's why i was wondering what was so hard about this :P [17:21] although, level 3 DNS was faster for me than google [17:22] you might wanna run the dns benchmark and then use those results [17:22] we're talking ms here [17:22] right [17:22] single digit ms [17:22] Google is fine. He justs wants to play with custom DNS in general. [17:23] yeah [17:23] ok.... yes... Go faster... [17:23] :P [17:23] i use Mint... [17:23] I noticed [17:23] tried not to say anything [17:23] ;-P [17:23] klutz: did you make the change? [17:25] Changing settings as we type... [17:25] Why not use these numbers? [17:26] ttp://imagebin.org/127112 [17:26] http://imagebin.org/127112 [17:26] ooh, those are some really bad results... lol [17:27] 227ms to 8.8.4.4? ouch [17:29] I just found this program today... I do not know if I want to trust its results yet. [17:29] ok changed... Do Ineed to reboot? [17:30] no - just restart networking [17:30] sudo service networking restart [17:30] or sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart [17:30] that will refresh your IP and change your local DNS settings [17:31] klutz: steve gibson (of gibson research) is a trusted man, and the program DNS benchmark is truthworthy [17:31] I tried that one also... Runs fine in Wine... [17:31] I would trust the min over the avg [17:31] the max for all is 3500 [17:32] I have tried both programs from the following Tech Republic article... [17:32] http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/networking/?p=3580&tag=nl.e101 [17:33] yeah, dns benchmark is the only one you need to run [17:35] It was much faster in getting the results... The other program took about 5 minutes to get results... [17:36] dns benchmark shows my router as being fastest. 192.168.1.1...was at the top. [17:41] http://imagebin.org/127120 [17:43] klutz: it may be pulling from cache [17:46] Cache is one of the things GRCs program tests. [17:47] local cache I would assume [17:47] I'm not sure how it would know if your router is caching [17:49] Maybe from Firefox? [17:50] Firefox cache? [17:53] http://imagebin.org/127122 [17:54] seems a little faster... === drspeedo is now known as drspeedo|away [18:01] * klutz is going in search of the perfect file... === drspeedo|away is now known as drspeedo [20:14] hello all === jamalta_ is now known as jamalta === drspeedo is now known as drspeedo|away [23:56] hello all