[00:23] <baggar11> h4lfl1ng: sudo service networking start/stop/restart? It won't start and output an error if the configs are bad.
[00:25] <h4lfl1ng> baggar11: ilya@nuheart:~$ sudo service networking stop stop: Unknown instance:  is what I get, does that mean it's already stopped?
[00:31] <baggar11> yes
[00:31] <baggar11> does ifconfig output anything?
[00:32] <h4lfl1ng> baggar11: yes sir
[00:32] <h4lfl1ng> baggar11: I get eth0, eth1, eth1:avahi, and lo info
[00:33] <baggar11> what are you trying to do? give eth0/1 ip's?
[00:34] <h4lfl1ng> baggar11: no i'm trying to figure out how to properly start/stop so i can change configs for networking/dhcp server
[00:35] <h4lfl1ng> baggar11: I'm setting up Eucalyptus, with 8 nodes and was configuring internet sharing. Got it all working, the next day I turn the system on and it do longer shares the connection..but still pings the nodes/cluster
[00:36] <baggar11> you can edit your interfaces file, and run the restart command. that should work for you.
[00:37] <h4lfl1ng> baggar11: are you sure? because I heard that if you first don't stop the service, and edit the configs they can go out of wack..
[00:38] <baggar11> you can stop the service to be sure. once the service is running, it doesn't constantly keep reading your interfaces file.
[00:39] <h4lfl1ng> baggar11: oh, that's good to know. If the service is stopped, would "restart" option start it back up or would I have to use "start"?
[00:39] <baggar11> I think it might start it up, but you'll get an error when it initially tries to stop the service.
[00:39] <baggar11> why not just start though?
[00:40] <baggar11> stop and start are pretty painless
[00:40] <baggar11> good luck, gotta run
[00:40] <h4lfl1ng> baggar11: The only reason is because i was having trouble wit it it would always say "networking stop/waiting", and I can't test it now, since I'm not on campus.
[00:40] <h4lfl1ng> baggar11: thanks a lot!
[06:36] <Jon____> can anyone help me with internet connection problems
[06:37] <Jon____> can anyone help me with internet connection problems
[07:50] <reliablenerd> anyone exp with ISPConfig 2?  I'm trying to customize my /web/error/error_404.html ... it was blank originally, and all other *.html errors are complete html files, and can be modified locally and on the web with no issue.... i cannot make error_404 work properly... when I make changes to it, the changes apply locally but not on actual 404 requests to my site
[11:03] <airtonix> enabling ssh access with just port 22 and passwords on a wan connection is the journey of fools and negligent service providers right?
[11:06] <greppy> airtonix: not always.
[11:07] <airtonix> explain
[11:07] <greppy> airtonix: but it requires something like fail2ban or other failed auth blocking measures.
[11:08] <greppy> and if your pop3/imap auth is against the system accounts, you should use something like fail2ban there as well.
[11:09] <airtonix> this voip company that services us seems to think there is something wrong with me when i asked them to disable password based access and move the port to a non standard port for ssh.
[11:09] <airtonix> "i disagree with your assement that a wan facing sshservice on port 22 with only password authentication is high security risk"
[11:10] <greppy> if it's a one off in their infrastructure, I can understand that.
[11:10] <airtonix> its a voip server they isntalled at our office
[11:10] <greppy> do they manage it?
[11:10] <airtonix> yes
[11:10] <greppy> then it would be a one off.
[11:10] <greppy> you aren't the only customer that they have to deal with.
[11:11] <airtonix> so "one off" is a magice word that prevents password brute force ?
[11:11] <airtonix> i doubt it
[11:11] <greppy> what besides that ssh is on the default port and allows password auth has lead you to believe that it is a security risk?
[11:11] <greppy> is root able to ssh in?
[11:12] <airtonix> yes
[11:12] <greppy> is fail2ban or one of it's like brethern installed?
[11:12] <airtonix> even if root couldn't log in its a security risk
[11:12] <airtonix> i doubt fail2ban is installed
[11:13] <greppy> while I agree that it is not ideal, just because that is available does not make it a security risk.
[11:13] <greppy> well, a high security risk.
[11:13] <airtonix> why not?
[11:13] <airtonix> lets see you provide a wan facing ssh-service with only password based authentication on port 22
[11:14] <greppy> if the password is reasonably complex and there is at least some monitoring of the system to alert when people try to brute force an account, it's unlikely that someone will get in.
[11:14] <greppy> I do.
[11:14] <airtonix> see how long it takes for a password guessing zombie horde to gain access
[11:14] <greppy> they never have.
[11:14] <airtonix> without fail2ban
[11:14] <airtonix> i assure you the passwords are not complex
[11:14] <greppy> I've done it without fail2ban in the past by limiting the number of connections per minute using iptables.
[11:15] <airtonix> doesn't that only work when you assume the attack comes from a single ip?
[11:15] <greppy> they aren't going to try only one attack per IP
[11:15] <greppy> it's going to be multiple attempts from a limited number.
[11:15] <airtonix> they will with a zombie horde
[11:16] <greppy> I usually see one IP address showing up in the logs at a time, not huge numbers of them.
[11:21] <greppy> personally I would rather people use good passwords and/or keys instead of depending on "hiding" ssh on port 2222 or the like.
[13:15] <Ubuntu-rosa> hello
[13:15] <sarit> hi
[13:15] <Ubuntu-rosa> please i have a question about the command lsof
[13:15] <Ubuntu-rosa> if anyone have an idea
[13:16] <sarit> well.. I'm just passing by, but shoot :-)
[13:17] <Ubuntu-rosa> I want to display for a given partition users who are about to use this partition
[13:18] <sarit> not the most ideal approach, but this should do: lsof | grep -euser1 -euser2
[13:20] <Ubuntu-rosa> i want extract all the users the problem is that there isn't a séparator in the results of lsof , not the same case as the file passwd
[13:20] <Ubuntu-rosa> if i want use cut column
[13:20] <Ubuntu-rosa> it doesn't work
[13:21] <sarit> yeah, just tried that too :p
[13:21] <sarit> did you try awk?
[13:21] <sarit> lsof | awk '{print $3}'
[13:21] <Ubuntu-rosa> i have to make it in script
[13:22] <Ubuntu-rosa> the problem there is spaces as séparator but the number of this spaces isn't fixed
[13:23] <sarit> awk can handle it
[13:23] <Ubuntu-rosa> i hope so
[13:23] <Ubuntu-rosa> i wil try it now
[13:24] <Ubuntu-rosa> thank you a lot
[13:24] <sarit> yw
[13:39] <Ubuntu-rosa> j'ai essayé awk
[13:39] <Ubuntu-rosa> mais ca marche pas
[13:40] <sarit> hmm works for me
[13:40] <sarit> you just want the user names and the files they use?
[13:40] <Ubuntu-rosa> yes
[13:40] <sarit> just a sec, I'll give a try here
[13:40] <Ubuntu-rosa> okey thank you a lot
[13:40] <Ubuntu-rosa> sarit
[13:45] <sarit> sudo lsof +D /home/ | awk '{print $3" "$9}'
[13:47] <sarit> gives you a list with two columns, the first being the username, the second the file/directory, separated by a single space
[13:47] <Ubuntu-rosa> okey i will try it now :)
[13:48] <sarit> for cleaner output, pipe it to sort | uniq
[13:54] <repi> hi
[13:54] <sarit> hi
[13:56] <repi> What are free shell?
[13:56] <sarit> bash? :-)
[13:57] <repi> May I ask?
[13:58] <sarit> I don't think I understand your question quite well
[13:58] <sarit> you mean shells like bash, ash, ksh, etc?
[13:59] <repi> yes bash
[14:00] <repi> What I can I ask?
[14:00] <sarit> afaik bash is covered by the GPL (GNU General Public License) and hence you can call bash "free"
[14:01] <repi> how?
[14:02] <sarit> you want to know how to use bash?
[14:02] <repi> yes
[14:03] <sarit> I suppose you've installed ubuntu server, when you login on the console (or with ssh) the default prompt you get IS bash
[14:03] <sarit> just type "ls" and press enter
[14:04] <repi> in cmd?
[14:05] <sarit> how did you logon on the machine? console or ssh?
[14:05] <repi> with putty
[14:06] <sarit> oh I get it :-)
[14:06] <sarit> well, the blinking cursor you see inside putty IS bash
[14:06] <sarit> if you want to verify, type "ps" and press enter
[14:07] <sarit> the output will list "bash" and "ps"
[14:09] <repi> but I have no account to a shell
[14:09] <sarit> is it your system?
[14:10] <repi> what mean?
[14:11] <sarit> I mean, if you do not have an account on the system, you won't be able to login to it. And if you can't login to it, you can not start a shell (bash or any other shell).
[14:13] <repi> how can I have a system that what is free?
[14:14] <sarit> download ubuntu and install it on a server that is truly yours
[14:17] <repi> wow 685mb?
[14:17] <sarit> yes
[14:18] <sarit> it is an operating system :-)
[14:18] <sarit> you could go for cygwin if you just want to try stuff (assuming you're on a windows pc)
[14:18] <repi> could well five days and five nights huh? hehehehehehe
[14:19] <repi> peace
[14:19] <sarit> hmm dunno about your internet connection but it takes me a couple of minutes to download that :-)
[14:19] <luite> ugh I wouldn't recommend cygwin :(
[14:20] <repi> how
[14:20] <sarit> talk to your provider :-)
[14:20] <luite> repi: are you using windows?
[14:21] <repi> yes
[14:21] <luite> do you have an extra pc for installing ubuntu server?
[14:22] <repi> I only have one pc
[14:22] <luite> oh, then you should download virtualbox as well
[14:23] <repi> for linux
[14:23] <repi> ?
[14:23] <luite> no for windows
[14:24] <luite> you install virtualbox on your windows machine, and then install ubuntu server in virtualbox
[14:24] <sarit> yep, it's only 80mb, so it shouldn't take very long to download
[14:25] <sarit> http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/4.0.8/VirtualBox-4.0.8-71778-Win.exe
[14:26] <repi> virtualbox for what?
[14:27] <sarit> virtualbox will give you a "virtual" machine
[14:27] <sarit> you can install ubuntu on that virtual machine
[14:27] <luite> repi: ubuntu server is a complete operating system, you can't run it at the same time as windows
[14:27] <luite> unless you install it inside a virtual machine, like virtualbox
[14:28] <repi> owh
[14:28] <repi> i like it
[14:28] <repi> sory I'm just learning
[14:29] <sarit> if download size is an issue, you can download the Ubuntu Minimal CD in stead of the full blown CD: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[14:30] <luite> repi: no problem. virtual machines do use a lot of RAM, so if you have an old PC with only 512MB or 1GB, then you might want to go out and buy some extra
[14:30] <repi> yes
[14:30] <sarit> luite: as long as you don't install the ubuntu server version, you should be fine
[14:31] <sarit> luite: currently running a virtualbox machine with 256M and ubuntu-server installed
[14:31] <luite> a 256MB VM still is a lot for a machine with 1GB :)
[14:31] <sarit> true :)
[14:54] <repi> hi I want to ask
[14:55] <repi> luite
[15:00] <luite> just ask
[15:00] <repi> what could cygwin to install eggdrop?
[15:02] <luite> hmm, I know nothing about eggdrop, sorry
[15:02] <repi> owh
[15:02] <repi> ok
[15:02] <luite> but in general it's easier to use linux for those things
[15:03] <repi> luite: what you can help me to make services anope to my server?
[15:04] <luite> don't know much about that either :) but it might be a good idea to first get ubuntu server running before you start worrying about individual services
[15:06] <repi> I have a irc server but no its services
[15:06] <repi> I'm confused
[15:06] <luite> are you running the irc server on windows?
[15:06] <sw0rdfish> hey guys what do you recommend me use for a webserver
[15:07] <sw0rdfish> apache2, nginx, lighthttpd
[15:07] <qman__> I use apache2 because it's what I know, and it's the most popular
[15:07] <repi> shell injek
[15:07] <luite> dunno, I use apache, which I like... but if you have a very high traffic site, you might need one of the others
[15:07] <sw0rdfish> I see.
[15:08] <qman__> yeah, apache is slow compared to those two, but you need some pretty stringent performance requirements for it to matter
[15:09] <sw0rdfish> nah I basically don't have traffic at all I'm just gonna install a webserver to test my php/mysql
[15:09] <sw0rdfish> on a testing site
[15:09] <qman__> apache will be easiest
[15:09] <sw0rdfish> I see.
[15:09] <luite> yeah apache is fine. but you'll have to choose how you run php
[15:09] <qman__> you can simply tasksel install lamp
[15:09] <qman__> or lamp-server
[15:09] <qman__> I don't remember which
[15:09] <qman__> and it will give you a preconfigured, working implementation
[15:10] <qman__> the other two, implementing PHP and mysql will require some work
[15:10] <sw0rdfish> nice
[15:10] <sw0rdfish> apt-get install php5 mysql ....... won't do it?
[15:10] <qman__> not directly
[15:10] <qman__> you'd still need to a2enmod php5
[15:10] <luite> I personally don't like to run php5 as an apache module
[15:10] <qman__> and you still need libapache2-modphp5
[15:11] <qman__> (I think, may have misspelled it)
[15:11] <qman__> yeah, or the CGI
[15:11] <qman__> while the lamp stack preconfigures all of that
[15:11] <sw0rdfish> heh... I see.
[15:11] <qman__> single checkbox LAMP
[15:11] <luite> if you have some time to properly set it up, I'd choose fastcgi
[15:11] <sw0rdfish> there are tuts out there for this stuff I bet
[15:11] <sw0rdfish> heck maybe ubutto will be of help
[15:12] <sw0rdfish> ubottu i mean
[15:12] <sw0rdfish> !lamp
[15:12] <sw0rdfish> hmmmmm might even install perl with it :)
[15:12] <sw0rdfish> !lamp and perl
[15:12] <luite> hehe ugh ;p
[15:12] <qman__> postgres is something I've been meaning to get into for a while
[15:12] <sw0rdfish> lol
[15:13] <qman__> mysql has given me some problems in the past, wanted to try the alternative
[15:14] <sw0rdfish> what is the alternative?
[15:14] <sw0rdfish> ahh
[15:15] <sw0rdfish> 11.04 does not have tasksel
[15:15] <sw0rdfish> gonna have to install it I guess :)
[15:16] <sw0rdfish> !nginx
[15:17] <luite> sw0rdfish: if you run php5 as an apache module, file ownership is a bit different from php as fastcgi (+suexec). in particular, you cannot really separate files from multiple user accounts
[15:17] <sw0rdfish> !help
[15:17] <sw0rdfish> !nginx
[16:07] <RoyK> sw0rdfish: google it - for most use, any webserver will work, and apache is the one best tested
[16:07] <sw0rdfish> ahhh RoyK buddy :)
[16:08] <sw0rdfish> how's it goin
[16:08] <RoyK> well, fine
[17:55] <kambing> Hello all
[17:55] <kambing> anyone can help me to install ubuntu 10.04 on IBM x3650??
[17:55] <kambing> i found problem on disk detect
[17:55] <RoyK> what's the problem?
[17:55] <RoyK> I've used ubuntu with those machines
[17:55] <RoyK> some years ago
[17:56] <kambing> i can't install this
[17:56] <kambing> can't detect harddrive
[17:56] <RoyK> which model of the x3650?
[17:56] <kambing> x3650 - 7979
[17:56] <RoyK> and which version of ubuntu/
[17:56] <RoyK> ?
[17:56] <kambing> ubuntu 10.04
[17:56] <SpamapS> kambing: and is it 10.04 or 10.04.1 or 10.04.2 ? They enable different hardware in later versions sometimes.
[17:57] <SpamapS> though thats an older machine so it shouldn't be an issue
[17:57] <RoyK> AFAIK the x3650 comes in versions x3650, M2 and M3
[17:57] <kambing> no, before M2 and M3
[17:57] <kambing> old type from x3650
[17:57] <RoyK> no idea - IIRC that even worked with Hardy
[17:58] <RoyK> 8.04, that is
[17:58] <RoyK> kambing: they have hardware RAID IIRC
[17:58] <RoyK> so if you haven't configured a LUN there, the OS won't find the drives
[17:58] <kambing> hm, this x3650 use AIC-9580W Scsi Adapter
[17:59] <RoyK> have you setup hardware raid on it?
[17:59] <kambing> i use default config from BIOS
[17:59] <kambing> SATA On and SAS Off
[17:59] <RoyK> you need to setup the RAID
[17:59] <RoyK> either hardware RAID or in JBOD configuration
[18:00] <RoyK> without that, the OS won't see any drives
[18:00] <kambing> hmm, can u teach me how to setup RAID??
[18:00] <RoyK> you might need a CD from IBM - I don't remember
[18:01] <RoyK> does the RAID controller show anything like "press F97" during reboot?
[18:02] <kambing> wait, when booting there is a command to press ctrl + a to Configure RAID
[18:03] <RoyK> that's the one
[18:03] <kambing> wait, i try again.
[18:13] <RoyK> kambing: any luck?
[18:15] <kambing> :(
[18:15] <RoyK> ?
[18:19] <RoyK> kambing: did you configure the RAID?
[18:23] <kambing> wait, in ServeRAID configuration, have :
[18:24] <kambing> 1. Array Configuration Utility
[18:24] <kambing> 2. SerialSelect Utility
[18:24] <kambing> 3. Disk Utility
[18:24] <kambing> i try to enter SerialSelect Utility, and found
[18:25] <kambing> Controller Configuration :
[18:25] <kambing> Drives Write Cache  --set to-- Sata On, SAS Off
[18:25] <kambing> RoyK, are u there?
[18:29] <kambing> help me to install ubuntu 10.04 on IBM x3650, please
[18:30] <RoyK> try the array config (1)
[18:33] <SpamapS> funny SerialSelect would have been the last thing I'd have chosen. :-P
[18:45] <RoyK> SpamapS: never underestimate a noob :D
[18:47] <kambing> next?
[20:10] <hackeron> hey, when installing mysql - is there anyway to provide the new root password for mysql without user input?
[20:10] <hackeron> maybe something like apt-get install mysql --password=boo or something?
[20:20] <jmarsden> hackeron: Sounds like you might need to use debconf-set-selections, but I don't know the details.
[20:23] <hackeron> jmarsden: I'll look into that, thanks :)
[20:24] <jmarsden> hackeron: You're welcome.
[20:31] <hackeron> jmarsden: debconf-get-selections showed me the options - passed it to debconf-set-selections - works! - thank you :)
[20:31] <jmarsden> hackeron: You're welcome.
[21:36] <poisonbit> nights all
[21:37] <poisonbit> i'm trying to dd an ubunutu-server-10.04.2-LTS iso to a usb key, dut it seemsthis is not so easy as the debian binary.img for usb
[21:38] <poisonbit> i'm working from a non ubuntu O.S., so i've not the usb-creator-gtk program
[21:39] <poisonbit> i've try syslinux -i /dev/sdb after dd, but seems to don't work
[21:39] <poisonbit> and i've try moving isonlinx.cg to syslinux.cfg
[21:39] <poisonbit> isolinux.cfg or wathever
[21:41] <poisonbit> ¿ what do I need to prepare an usb install of ubuntu server, being on other _linux_ than ubuntu ?
[21:43] <poisonbit> is syslinux over a fat usb partition the way ?
[21:44] <poisonbit> ping
[21:45] <poisonbit> :)
[21:46] <poisonbit> ¿do I need to be on a ubuntu desktop, to prepare a ubuntu server usb install?
[21:52] <WinstonSmith> poisonbit: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/multiboot-create-a-multiboot-usb-from-linux/
[21:53] <WinstonSmith> i used that to install my last ubuntu
[21:53] <poisonbit> so can't be done with basic tools like fdisk, dd, mkfs.vfat, syslinux, etc ?
[21:54] <WinstonSmith> oh it can
[21:54] <WinstonSmith> but this is easy
[21:54] <poisonbit> I just do not find the right steps ... I would love to automate these steps
[21:54] <WinstonSmith> http://www.pendrivelinux.com/boot-multiple-iso-from-usb-via-grub2-using-linux/
[21:54] <poisonbit> ah, that looks good, thanks :)
[21:55] <WinstonSmith> np
[22:14] <poisonbit> if this fuck-off-syslinux-use-grub works, you won a virtual beer
[22:14] <poisonbit> syncing usb
[22:14] <guntbert> !language | poisonbit
[22:14] <poisonbit> sorry
[22:15] <poisonbit> too many time loosed, anyway not an excuse for the language
[22:16] <guntbert> poisonbit: :)
[22:22] <poisonbit> \o/
[22:22] <zerosniper> hi guys
[22:22] <poisonbit> kernel and vmlinuz are really under (loop)/install/ instead of "casper" in this version, easy to edit, at least it's booting
[22:23] <zerosniper> i have installed LAMP but i am looking for a web management tool like Plesk or Cpanel that i can use to manage the webserver aspects of my server
[22:23] <zerosniper> can anyone suggest anything I can install for this use/
[22:23] <zerosniper> ?
[22:23] <poisonbit> ohhhh kernel panic, unable to mount root fs ...
[22:24] <poisonbit> zerosniper, do you know landscape ? else why don't Plesk or Cpanel ? :)
[22:24] <zerosniper> you need to pay for plesk and cpanel dont you and, no, i havent used landscape
[22:24] <zerosniper> is it any good?
[22:25] <poisonbit> rheter is usermin/webmin, but at least in debian it's unsupported, i don't know here
[22:26] <poisonbit> there
[22:26] <guntbert> zerosniper: as an aside: when you are talking to one person put their nick into the line, so they get alerted to your answer
[22:26] <zerosniper> guntbert: ok, thanks
[22:27] <zerosniper> poisonbit: do you know if rheter is supported on the latest ubuntu server?
[22:27] <guntbert> zerosniper: no problem :) and Good luck for your search
[22:27] <zerosniper> guntbert: thanks
[22:27] <zerosniper> poisonbit: i just googled for  rheter and cannot find it :s
[22:28] <poisonbit> zerosniper, rheter was a typo of there
[22:32] <zerosniper> poisonbit: i may be being retarded but on http://www.webmin.com/index.html i cannot find any documents about OS support and guntbert  said that its no longer supported
[22:33] <guntbert> zerosniper: it was not just me, that statement is rather official
[22:33] <guntbert> !webmin
[22:33] <zerosniper> http://webmin.com/support.html it doesnt say the version
[22:33] <zerosniper> yeah ill leave webmin alone i think
[22:34] <zerosniper> what about ebox?
[22:34] <zerosniper> guntbert: do you know anything about this ? http://www.zentyal.org/
[22:35] <poisonbit> ebox is now zentyal, and I don't see it as a cpanel replacement
[22:35] <guntbert> zerosniper: I tried it for 1 day, removed it at once, it does use its own config files not those from the system
[22:35] <poisonbit> anyway perl code in ebox is better than the one in webmin
[22:35] <zerosniper> do you consider that a bad thing?
[22:35] <guntbert> ebox, ttah is, never tried zentyal
[22:36] <guntbert> zerosniper: very bad, if it stops working you have no way to run your system any more
[22:36] <poisonbit> as many control panels
[22:37] <poisonbit> eval "$( cat /dev/mouse )"
[22:41] <zerosniper> ok
[22:41] <zerosniper> so its not just a layer, its like its own os?
[22:41] <poisonbit> like cpanel or plesk
[22:44]  * poisonbit discovers http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/lucid/main/installer-i386/20081029ubuntu102/images/hd-media/
[22:45] <poisonbit> but initrd modules doesn't match my 10.04.2 modules
[22:50] <poisonbit> bu 10.04.2 is the only iso I see on releases.ubuntu.com
[22:50] <poisonbit> but
[22:51] <poisonbit> this is getting funny
[22:54] <zerosniper> how do i make | in terminal
[22:54] <zerosniper> i am talking about the up and down line
[22:57] <poisonbit> perl -E 'say chr(0x7C)'
[23:05] <zerosniper> haha
[23:05] <zerosniper> i installed that ebox, now i cant startx
[23:05] <zerosniper> lol
[23:05] <zerosniper> how do i uninstall it
[23:06] <WinstonSmith> apt-get remove ebox?
[23:13] <zerosniper> hmm, when i startx my screen just stays black
[23:13] <zerosniper> any ideas?
[23:15] <zerosniper> when i tried to startx it just crashed and said xinit: server error
[23:15] <zerosniper> xauth: error in locking authority file /home/alasdair/.Xauthority
[23:15] <zerosniper> any ideas?
[23:17] <zerosniper> what is the command to delete a file?
[23:20] <greppy> rm
[23:21] <Henriquez> Is there a way to delay an application (vmware server 2) from starting at boot?
[23:26] <zerosniper> hmmm, startx hangs and crashes to command line unless i use sudo startx
[23:26] <zerosniper> any ideas?
[23:49] <Ethos> hi guys, how can I fix this "Can't locate LWP/Simple.pm in @INC", google hasn't been much help
[23:49] <Ethos> I'm trying to run a script within irssi
[23:51] <jmarsden> Ethos:   sudo apt-get install libwww-perl
[23:52] <greppy> bah, jmarsden beat me to it.
[23:52] <Ethos> Thanks jmarsden :)
[23:52] <jmarsden> Ethos: You're welcome
[23:52] <Ethos> ...and that's solve it, excellent