[03:43] <shmolf> hello everybody. LOONNGG time, no contact.
[03:53] <shmolf> I am graduating this month, and will be have time to rejoin in the activities. I am excited to hear of the new things with this group.
[07:42] <ShawnR> so i'm trying to exit a terminal session and I get the message "there are stopped jobs"
[07:42] <ShawnR> i find it is an egrep, but i can't kill that process
[07:43] <crashsystems> kill -9?
[07:43] <ShawnR> nvm, got it with... yeah, kill -9
[07:43] <ShawnR> lol
[07:43] <crashsystems> lol
[07:43] <ShawnR> when i first learned kill, i was shown kill -9... i have tried to get out of that habbit and now to the point i forgot to use it
[07:43] <ShawnR> so, i had to give up on trying to install centos
[07:44] <ShawnR> friggin thing won't recognize Adaptec scsi raid 2000s (however, it had no problems back in like RH7), and ubuntu server pulls it up fine
[07:44] <ShawnR> i guess i'll have to try and learn centos some other time
[16:26] <amouge> ok i know i have to be missing something
[16:26] <amouge> I have set up our internal server with static ip
[16:27] <amouge> and every day at around 10 - 11 am it resets itself and grabs the ip of .100
[16:27] <amouge> if I go in and do /etc/init.d/networking restart it grabs its static ip of .145
[16:39] <maxolasersquad> amouge: Can you set the static IP on your router?  Not really a fix, but may help.
[16:44] <amouge> maxolasersquad: no.. its a wrt54G dont believe it will work. but #ubuntu is helping me config wicd-curses
[16:50] <amouge> ok... they got me most of the way there, but im stuck on setting up my dns stuff, this part always gets me. Can someone guide me in the right direction? I have an internal dns that redirects all the other computers to the itnernal server for an internal domain.
[16:50] <amouge> what do i set the DNS domain, and the Search Domain to?
[16:51] <mhall119> amouge: hey there
[16:51] <mhall119> saw another PHP position open in tampa with a different recruiter, interested?
[17:21] <amouge> hey mhall119, Thanks but im gonna stick with this place for a little while longer and see how things pan out.
[17:22] <amouge> I will definately hit you up if I decide its not working up and cant find anything myself
[17:27] <amouge> what do i set the DNS domain, and the Search Domain to?
[18:21] <zoopster> is the ubuntu-us-fl mail list appropriate for a tech position with vmware experience?
[18:22] <zoopster> amouge: doesn't matter what you put there...it is only used when there is no tld in the url
[18:22] <zoopster> amouge: if you just search for www the search domain will be the default tld
[18:22] <amouge> hmm.. i wonder why when i set it up i cant ping google.com anymore
[18:23] <amouge> the whole problem started with I set my static IP on the server with /etc/network/interfaces
[18:23] <amouge> it works great.. but every day around 10 am it reverts to dhcp it seems because it changes ip to .100
[18:23] <amouge> if i do /etc/init.d/networking restart
[18:24] <amouge> it grabs the correct ip. so #ubuntu told me to install wicd-curser and now its all fudged up. cant ping out or anythign
[18:26] <zoopster> amouge: I saw that entry...you have is the dhclient still running?
[18:26] <zoopster> amouge: you may just want to remove that package
[18:26] <amouge> zoopster the dhclient or wicd?
[18:26] <zoopster> amouge: wicd is a replacement network manager
[18:27] <amouge> yea.. i just removed it and my stuff is still messed up :/
[18:27] <amouge> its instantly saying invalid hostname when i try to ping google.com
[18:27] <amouge> rebooted as well
[18:27] <zoopster> what version of ubuntu? server I assume?
[18:27] <amouge> yes. 10.10
[18:28] <zoopster> pastebin your /etc/network/interfaces file
[18:29] <amouge> http://pastebin.com/XP9t6RRn
[18:29] <amouge> freaking was working fine other than the changing ip's until i installed wicd
[18:32] <zoopster> ok
[18:32] <zoopster> you can ping 192.168.1.1 ok then?
[18:32] <zoopster> and beyond 192.168.1.1?
[18:32] <amouge> yes
[18:32] <zoopster> then /etc/resolv.conf is jacked up?
[18:32] <amouge> i can ping 8.8.8.8
[18:33] <zoopster> ok
[18:33] <zoopster> then the ip addr is good
[18:33] <amouge> resolv.conf is empty
[18:33] <amouge> lol
[18:33] <zoopster> is dhclient running? ps -ef |grep dhclient
[18:33] <zoopster> ah
[18:33] <zoopster> so fix that
[18:33] <zoopster> nameserver xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
[18:33] <ShawnR> why won't ATI support linux for their rage xl chipsets :(
[18:33] <amouge> nameserver would be my internal dns server?
[18:34] <zoopster> you can put a search and domain in there if you want, but it will use gethostbyname to find it
[18:34] <zoopster> yes
[18:35] <amouge> mmkay.. now it waits about 15 seconds and then says unknown host: google.com
[18:35] <zoopster> amouge: it's likely that dhclient is grabbing the ip address
[18:35] <zoopster> does your internal dns know about google.com? is it forwarding requests?
[18:36] <zoopster> can you ping your internal dns?
[18:36] <zoopster> or resolve a name that is on the internal dns?
[18:36] <amouge> zoopster: the internal dns is.. well its just an untangle server I set up so the other computers know a hostname for the internal server
[18:36] <amouge> anything other than hosts it has specified it grabs the dns info from our router
[18:37] <amouge> ok.. so this is interesting
[18:37] <amouge> http://pastebin.com/A0UFzd6f
[18:37] <zoopster> 1.100 is your internal dns?
[18:37] <amouge> 6 packets transmitted, 0 received, +3 errors, 100% packet loss, time 5009ms
[18:37] <amouge> pipe 3
[18:38] <amouge> yes.. its an untangle server that im just telling it if a request comes in for pnsnow.com send it to the internal server..
[18:38] <zoopster> ok
[18:38] <zoopster> so that is why google.com fails
[18:38] <amouge> and whats funny is.. its actually completing those requests.. .a little slow but they work
[18:38] <amouge> zoopster: pinging google.com worked fine before I installed wicd
[18:39] <zoopster> I seriously doubt wicd did anything...the only other issue is that your route table may be jacked up
[18:39] <zoopster> wicd is just a stupid network manager like networkmanager
[18:40] <zoopster> what about tracerouting where the ping to 1.100 fails
[18:40] <amouge> right
[18:40] <zoopster> that's kinda stupid actually...there is only one hop
[18:40] <amouge> yea i agree lol
[18:41] <amouge> its working in reverse.. but not out.
[18:41] <amouge> other computers can access the web server on it, but it cant access external, but could before
[18:42] <zoopster> it is the 1.145 machine in question
[18:42] <amouge> 1.145 is the server itself
[18:42] <zoopster> ok...color me confused...you said that "it" could ping 8.8.8.8 before
[18:43] <amouge> yes pinging ips works fine
[18:43] <amouge> but not any hostnames
[18:43] <zoopster> got it
[18:43] <zoopster> how about a different nameserver
[18:44] <amouge> technically yea this server doesnt necessarily have to be on the internal name server
[18:44] <amouge> because its just routing things in.. so lemme try that
[18:45] <amouge> there we go :)
[18:45] <amouge> thank you thank you
[18:45] <amouge> so wierd that all my windows machines are pointed to the internal dns and work fine
[18:45] <amouge> but the server points there and breaks
[18:46] <amouge> now to pray that it keeps its ip and all will be well
[18:46] <amouge> thank you so much zoopster
[18:47] <zoopster> sure
[18:47] <zoopster> amouge: make sure you don't have a dhcp client running on it
[18:47] <zoopster> dhclient would be running on 10.10 by default
[18:48] <zoopster> amouge: you can always use dig to try to figure out what is being returned to that machine
[18:50] <amouge> dhclient is running
[18:50] <amouge> should i uninstall it?
[18:51] <amouge> oh.. and i think im a dumb arse
[18:51] <amouge> .100 doesnt exist... .110 is the untangle server.. man i should sleep at night
[18:53] <zoopster> heh
[18:54] <zoopster> done that more times than I'll admit to anyone
[18:54] <amouge> lol
[18:54] <amouge> so should i remove dhclient? or can i just disable it from starting on boot?
[18:57] <amouge> i assume i should be able to remove dhcp3-client and dhcp3-common and not have any problems
[19:21] <jtatum> hi floridas
[19:23] <maxolasersquad> Hi jtatums
[19:46] <zoopster> amouge: sorry...had stepped away. you can remove it or disable it...if it's running it will likely be the culprit for the change in IP addr
[19:57] <amouge> zoopster its ok
[19:57] <amouge> anyone have kids that love justin beiber? My co-worker won front row tickets and backstage passes and is sellin them I guess
[20:14] <maxolasersquad> amouge: I have kids that dislike Justin Beiber.
[20:33] <amouge> lolol @ maxolasersquad
[20:33] <amouge> good for them :) good kids
[23:34] <maxolasersquad> If I have a zip file, that contains a zip file, is there any way I could unzip both in one command?
[23:37] <jtatum> gzip yes, .zip, i don't think so. unless you can get it to output a specific file to stdout
[23:37] <jtatum> oh
[23:37] <maxolasersquad> Yeah, that's what I was thinking.
[23:37] <jtatum> -c
[23:38] <jtatum> or -p
[23:38] <maxolasersquad> The file is mame_source.zip and contains mame.zip
[23:38] <jtatum> unzip -p source.zip mame.zip | something
[23:39] <jtatum> unzip -p source.zip mame.zip | unzip /dev/stdin
[23:40] <jtatum> may not work. unzip doesn't seem to be able to read from a stream
[23:40] <maxolasersquad> unzip -p mame_source.zip | unzip mame.zip
[23:40] <maxolasersquad> That works, though mame.zip still finds its way on to the hard disk.
[23:41] <jtatum> if that works it's because mame.zip was in your current working directory
[23:41] <jtatum> unzip doesn't read from stdin :(
[23:42] <maxolasersquad> :(
[23:42] <maxolasersquad> No biggie really.
[23:43] <jtatum> internet speculation is that it's because zip needs seeks, which isn't possible with a stream. gunzip doesn't suffer from the same limitation