Fudge | does themuso still come in here? | 04:59 |
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head_victim | Fudge: not since July according to my logs | 08:26 |
head_victim | That may be this year or previous years though, apparently my logs don't timestamp the year :/ | 08:27 |
head_victim | sagaci: I have xchat log files for the channel if that helps your cause | 08:28 |
sagaci | kinda | 08:33 |
sagaci | did you submit translations for upstream xchat | 08:33 |
head_victim | Yes, both to the person responsible and the enGB team leader and still no response a month or two on | 08:34 |
head_victim | Interesting my Freenode-#ubuntu-au.log file is 32MB in size and has updated to 30/08/11, my NETWORK-#ubuntu-au.log file is 100KB and has been updated until now. The NETWORK might be a buffer I guess. | 08:38 |
adhoc | head_victim: maybe its rotated like your log files | 08:49 |
head_victim | adhoc: quite possible | 08:49 |
adhoc | perhaps when it hits a size limit? | 08:49 |
head_victim | Nah I think it sits the last X amount in a temp file for scrollback or something | 08:49 |
adhoc | which irc client are you using? | 08:50 |
head_victim | xchat2 | 08:50 |
head_victim | I have scrollback to 21/07 currently so that's out the window | 08:51 |
head_victim | Hmm apparently I DC'd on the 30/08 so that might ahve something to do with it, it's now not reconised the network. | 08:52 |
Fudge | tks | 08:52 |
head_victim | Fudge: thank you, now I know my logging fails so I've fixed it :) | 08:53 |
head_victim | I thought it took the timestamp as it's written on the screen. Apparently not. | 08:53 |
head_victim | For reference | 08:53 |
head_victim | [Sun 04 Sep - 18:53:36] <head_victim> I thought it took the timestamp as it's written on the screen. Apparently not. | 08:53 |
head_victim | That's what I was sort of expecting in my logs :/ | 08:54 |
head_victim | Oh that still doesn't have year either, maybe I fail all around | 08:54 |
Fudge | how so | 09:06 |
Fudge | oh right | 09:06 |
Fudge | mm | 09:06 |
Fudge | damn | 09:07 |
Fudge | wow having only 40 cahns in irssi is cool as | 09:09 |
head_victim | My goal is to set up an irssi proxy and connect via xchat still | 09:09 |
head_victim | I only have around 25 channels across 2 networks | 09:09 |
bwright | Hallo | 09:10 |
Fudge | its very easy to do actually | 09:10 |
Fudge | do u need help | 09:10 |
Fudge | bwright hi | 09:10 |
head_victim | Fudge: more that I haven't had time to set up the server how I want i first | 09:10 |
bwright | I run my fb chat through irc. | 09:11 |
head_victim | I'm teaching myself system admin at home working through a book | 09:11 |
Fudge | me too bitlbee | 09:11 |
bwright | :) | 09:11 |
Fudge | what server head_victim | 09:11 |
head_victim | I only have a FB account so I can access the UbuntuAU one | 09:11 |
Fudge | its about 5 commands to irssi | 09:11 |
head_victim | Fudge: home server :) | 09:11 |
Fudge | static ip dns updating tool and a ups, | 09:11 |
Fudge | dont turn it off lol | 09:11 |
head_victim | I'm a typical "end user" that has found it interesting to play around. | 09:11 |
bwright | I just found out how to convert values into types. | 09:11 |
Fudge | sweet mate | 09:11 |
bwright | it is a bit odd. | 09:11 |
Fudge | what is? | 09:12 |
bwright | template <int A> struct Int2Type { enum { val = A }; }; | 09:12 |
Fudge | oh ove rmy head | 09:12 |
head_victim | I'm trying to set it up as a DNS and file server for the network as it's primary job. Secondary will be irssi and stuff. | 09:12 |
Fudge | oh i didnt see this | 09:12 |
Fudge | < bwright> I just found out how to convert values into types. | 09:12 |
bwright | I am reading Modern C++ Design. | 09:13 |
Fudge | i dont understand why ppl want dns servers these days | 09:13 |
Fudge | nameserver 4.2.2.1 nameserver 4.2.2.4 | 09:13 |
bwright | The new C++ standard was released yesterday. | 09:13 |
Fudge | cant go wrong with google | 09:13 |
bwright | Trying to amp myself up to read it. | 09:13 |
Fudge | bwright cool man | 09:13 |
adhoc | Fudge: the main reason is to learn, surely ;) | 09:13 |
head_victim | Fudge: easier than setting up an conf on each system for the home network. | 09:13 |
Fudge | to do what though? | 09:14 |
adhoc | Fudge: then, of course isreducing your dependency on third party services you have no control over | 09:14 |
head_victim | Basically I have 15 devices with static ip's that I want to connect via hostnames. | 09:14 |
Fudge | your modem doesnt have a domain feature? | 09:14 |
Fudge | so hostname of machine. domainname in your mdoem. | 09:14 |
head_victim | Probably does, (it's a Netgear FVS336G) but more interested in playing with a linux server | 09:14 |
Fudge | cool | 09:15 |
Fudge | well the irssi proxy is very simple, if u have trouble id be happy to tell u how to do it when you are ready | 09:15 |
head_victim | Fudge: thanks mate, will definitely ping you when the time comes. | 09:15 |
Fudge | or if u wanna setup ircd and stuff im pretty good with those | 09:15 |
Fudge | np | 09:15 |
head_victim | Nah not really interested in a whole ircd | 09:16 |
head_victim | Unless someone loans me some huge bandwidth I don't really have a need for it | 09:16 |
Fudge | u don tneed it on ircds really | 09:17 |
Fudge | but np | 09:17 |
Fudge | i did just get sent an email yest on setting up a dns server or was it dhcp | 09:17 |
Fudge | oh it was dhcp and firewall | 09:18 |
Fudge | thats no good to anyone who wants to run a dhcp serve rlol | 09:19 |
head_victim | I have my router set up to dhcp a specific range so the rest i can use for static | 09:20 |
adhoc | head_victim: do you have your linux server between your static network and your adsl modem? | 09:21 |
head_victim | My setup is cable modem > router > switch > devices | 09:21 |
adhoc | so the router is a linux box? | 09:21 |
head_victim | Nah, netgear blue box | 09:22 |
head_victim | But, the goal is to learn enough that my next router is a linux machine. | 09:22 |
adhoc | ah, so the cable modemhas one NIC? | 09:22 |
head_victim | Yep, but the router has dual wan so I ahve the wireless broadband plugged in as failover | 09:22 |
adhoc | ok, at home my config varies a fair bit depending on the time of year, ie less servers in summer | 09:23 |
Fudge | dont you ahve to pay for the wireless every month though | 09:23 |
adhoc | but i have a linux server with three network devices in it | 09:23 |
head_victim | Hah fair call, the main reason I'm doing all this is so I can shut down what was 5 computers running 24/7 | 09:23 |
head_victim | It's down to 3 at the moment. | 09:23 |
Fudge | what is your server, hardware wise | 09:23 |
head_victim | I pay 10$ a month for my wireless, I just up it when I actually want to use it | 09:23 |
head_victim | Fudge: desktop pc parts, 2.33 quad core with 8gb ram and for storage 4x 1tb drives in raid 10 | 09:24 |
Fudge | im trying to decide it this HT 3gig p4 2gig ram is worthwile to use for my hackintosh, its an i865 chipset | 09:24 |
head_victim | I used a 3.2 prescott as a desktop with Lubuntu on it. | 09:24 |
Fudge | nice server, u will run out of storage real fast though | 09:25 |
head_victim | Yes and no, I'm only putting stuff on there I can't recover online. | 09:25 |
head_victim | I have external drives for full Ubuntu mirrors (release and archive) | 09:25 |
Fudge | mine has 2tb sata jsut a 2.9 socket 775 what ever they re called, core 2 duo or something but is asus mini itx thing so low power consumption | 09:25 |
head_victim | And other bits and bobs that I can easily replace. | 09:25 |
Fudge | wow | 09:25 |
Fudge | whats ur internet speed there | 09:25 |
Fudge | i got 20/1 | 09:26 |
head_victim | 4.2MB/s to aarnet | 09:26 |
head_victim | So around high 30s mb/s | 09:26 |
Fudge | wow | 09:26 |
head_victim | It's been slowing down though, I'm only getting 2.4 ish MB/s these days | 09:26 |
Fudge | nice | 09:26 |
head_victim | Will one day poke around to see if that's Telsra or AARNet's doing | 09:27 |
* Fudge shrugs | 09:27 | |
Fudge | bbs putting another drive in thi sbox | 09:27 |
head_victim | NW | 09:30 |
head_victim | bwright: looks like a lot of reading | 09:30 |
Fudge | mm | 09:30 |
Fudge | back | 09:30 |
sagaci | head_victim, nah it's ok, I just wget the logs for the past 6 months | 12:32 |
head_victim | Ok, if you need more I have some going back quite some time it seems. | 12:32 |
sagaci | head_victim, so I wonder what/if there is a process to enable translation on launchpad, still talking about xchat | 12:54 |
head_victim | Not sure, I think it has to come from the project themselves. | 12:55 |
sagaci | so you do hold much hope getting your translations reviewed/approved through the upstream? | 12:59 |
head_victim | Not sure, my next hope is to bug the xchat people directly. | 12:59 |
head_victim | Or I'll ask on the translation mailing list if I get no luck from xchat | 13:00 |
head_victim | See if we can push the issue a bit | 13:03 |
Trent | Test | 14:46 |
sagaci | it works! | 14:47 |
Trent | xD thanks | 14:47 |
Trent | what is "LoCo" | 14:48 |
sagaci | Local Community | 14:49 |
Trent | ahhh makes sense | 14:50 |
Trent | It's kind of implied though :) | 14:51 |
Trent | Whats everyone up too at this late hour anyway ? | 14:51 |
sagaci | most are probably just idling | 14:51 |
Trent | ahh fair enough, is it safe to assume most of the people in here are programmers of some kind ? | 14:55 |
sagaci | umm, not necessarily.. I'd probably only assume that most to all know how to use a terminal for basic commands | 14:56 |
sagaci | some might be super leet hackers but some are here just because they have an interest in ubuntu | 14:56 |
Trent | mm thats fair enough | 14:57 |
Trent | And where do you fit in amongst it all, are you the super leet hacker you were referring too ? :P | 14:59 |
sagaci | no, I use the terminal but I use the desktop applications much more | 15:01 |
Trent | hehe, i try to use terminal whenever i can | 15:03 |
sagaci | do you use ubuntu | 15:04 |
Trent | this heap of junk computer is already running with xfce desktop, but software centre and some other apps just drain it completely, atleast the terminal uses little resources | 15:04 |
Trent | Xubuntu | 15:04 |
sagaci | have you tried lubuntu | 15:04 |
Trent | i have ubuntu on my laptop though, but i use win7 on that most of the time | 15:04 |
Trent | lubuntu :S ?? | 15:04 |
Trent | kubuntu ? | 15:05 |
sagaci | ubuntu with the lxde desktop | 15:05 |
Trent | lxde | 15:05 |
Trent | never heard of it to be honest | 15:05 |
sagaci | I have win7 dual booted too, I used to use windows more but you get used to ubuntu so much that windows is the pain that it is to boot into | 15:05 |
sagaci | what specific win7 software keeps you using it? | 15:07 |
Trent | some video converting software, digsby messenger, i do some game server scripting and i don't want to be bothered setting up the compiler in wine (just my lazyness) | 15:09 |
sagaci | ah fair enough | 15:09 |
Trent | Not much to be honest, windows is just familiar | 15:10 |
sagaci | yeah, I know the feeling | 15:10 |
Trent | the search from start menu is smooth though, i use it often | 15:10 |
sagaci | it's hard to switch out of a workflow you have going | 15:11 |
Trent | Yea, even though perfectly capable alternatives are available, it doesn't have anything i need which windows can't offer right now, off the top of my head | 15:13 |
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