[01:51] Is there an application that I can use in Ubuntu to create a windows usb installer? [11:42] I extended an ntfs drive (one physical drive, with 990 gigs of data on it, and extended it out the other 10) in server 2008, is there anyway that I can mount that volume in ubuntu? parted is only seeing the one parition and there is no fslabal or flags. :( [11:49] mianosm: I'd post back in about an hour and a half when more people are online. [13:25] It looks like there's an official LibreOffice PPA, ppa:libreoffice/ppa [13:50] It looks like you have to get rid of OO to install the official LibreOffice packages, and I still had a bunch of warning during install, but once installed it looks much better than the one on the ODF website. [14:15] I'm just going to wait until Google buys Oracle [14:35] tiemonster: If Google buys Wal Mart, then we can be sure the apocalypse is night. [14:36] who would want Walmart? ewe. [14:37] Or, perhaps a merger between Microsoft, Wal Mart and Monsanto. [14:38] They could call themselves MonRoMart. [14:43] Then we'd just need Target, Apple and Cascadian Farms to merge so that we could pretend we have choice in the marketplace. [17:15] Hello everyone [17:17] I created my own Certificate Authority so that I can generate internal SSL certificates for application testing, now is it possible for me to create DNS zones for these certificates such as test.weapps.net or something like that [17:28] BartDev: each SSL certificate you issue will have a FQDN in its common name (I think) [17:28] as long as that matches the FQDN of the host, and as long as the certificate is signed by one your browser trusts, you should be good to go [18:10] mhall119, ok I understand. Now is there a way in BIND for me to create a Zone such as webdev [18:12] mhall119, and then create a subdomain called myapp.webdev and call it from the browser such as https://myapp.webdev [18:12] since is internally it should be possible right [18:14] it is weird because if I enter localhost it takes me to http://localhost but when I enter webdev it does http://www.webdev.com [18:15] which it should not since I created a BIND zone [18:15] do I need to add that somewhere else [18:19] oh I figured it out, you have to just add it to the host addresses === jamalta_ is now known as jamalta [18:35] BartDev: or fully qualify the domain: http://webdev/ [19:19] is it possible for a webserver to not close an http connection? [19:20] where would I see what's going on in terms of connections and queues on apache? [19:21] lsof -i [19:21] DammitJim: [19:21] lsof -i thanks! [19:22] or maybe: $sudo lsof -i | grep ESTABLISHED [19:22] actually, sudo lsof -i | grep -i apache* [19:23] oh my god check this out funny as hell watch the whole thing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FL7yD-0pqZg [19:23] if you stop the webserver the connection will most likely take a moment to die off. [19:23] reya276: 11 million views from a video posted back in June... ;) [19:25] huh? [19:26] Yes, that video is hilarious. [19:26] Is that the one where the customer wants the iPhone regardless. [19:26] Yes. [19:26] Note: NSF [19:26] But it is pretty funny. [19:28] DammitJim: was that the information you were looking for? [19:40] oh epic http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHO8l-Bd1O4&feature=related [19:51] yes [19:51] but now I found out that this server is running IIS... what a crock of something [19:52] IIS on linux? [19:52] no lol [19:52] another server [19:52] brb