Squirm | morning | 06:16 |
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Kilos | morning superfly HawkiesZA inetpro and others | 06:45 |
HawkiesZA | Morning Kilos! How're you? | 06:47 |
Kilos | good ty HawkiesZA and you? | 06:47 |
Kilos | you are on our mailing list hey? | 06:48 |
HawkiesZA | I am, but get the digest version | 06:48 |
Kilos | whatever that might be | 06:49 |
Kilos | i use evolution client and replied yesterday with the option to list which i dont normally do and dunno if it got there | 06:50 |
Kilos | maybe the fly knows | 06:50 |
HawkiesZA | Fly says it did get there | 06:52 |
Kilos | cool tell him ty | 06:52 |
Kilos | i see today telkom is gonna supply 100mb/s fibre to the home | 06:53 |
Kilos | they aint even got wires to here anymore the swines | 06:54 |
HawkiesZA | Do the wires get stolen the whole time? | 06:54 |
Kilos | ya | 06:54 |
Kilos | after 5th time time refused to replace | 06:54 |
Kilos | they | 06:55 |
HawkiesZA | Fibre is gonna get stolen too because people will think it's copper :/ | 06:55 |
Kilos | eish and its most likely expensive stuff | 06:55 |
HawkiesZA | Yep | 06:56 |
HawkiesZA | Well, maybe it'll only happen once | 06:56 |
Kilos | haha | 06:56 |
Kilos | but adding the cost of just having a telkom phone at home before you even get broadband adds up to more than jut getting a 2+1 bundle on mobile | 06:57 |
Kilos | yo zeref | 07:19 |
magespawn | good morning all | 07:46 |
Kilos | hi magespawn | 07:46 |
zeref | hey Kilos | 07:47 |
Kilos | haai Vince-0 | 07:47 |
magespawn | Kilos i as just reading last nights conversation | 07:48 |
magespawn | s/as/was | 07:48 |
Kilos | hehe | 07:49 |
Kilos | now your eyes tired | 07:49 |
magespawn | yup | 07:49 |
Kilos | sorry | 07:49 |
magespawn | the benefit of using the dongle in the router is that your pc does not have to be on for the tablet to use the internet | 07:50 |
Kilos | ah | 07:52 |
Kilos | how far do these routers send the wifi signal | 07:52 |
HawkiesZA | Quite far | 07:52 |
HawkiesZA | Depends on the router though | 07:53 |
Kilos | http://www.billion.com/product/3g/BiPAC-7300NX-3G-Wireless-N-ADSL2-Firewall-Router.html | 07:53 |
Kilos | i dont see in specs where it tells you | 07:54 |
Kilos | i dont even know if that is a good one or not | 07:54 |
Kilos | and the user manual page dont open | 07:55 |
Kilos | grrr | 07:55 |
Kilos | never smooth sailing | 07:56 |
magespawn | about 100m line of sight Kilos, under optimum conditions | 07:59 |
Kilos | ty magespawn | 07:59 |
magespawn | a lot of that depends on evironmental factors though | 08:00 |
Kilos | thats fine for here dont want neighbours trying to get in | 08:01 |
Kilos | they rich business peeps and rich peeps always look for ways to cut costs | 08:01 |
magespawn | and signal behaves strange sometimes | 08:02 |
Kilos | hehe all this schlep for a tablet | 08:03 |
Kilos | oh well 12.04 is so stable i spose one needs other distractions | 08:06 |
magespawn | routers can give a few of those | 08:09 |
Kilos | oh magespawn sis at wimpy with tablet but got a prob i used the & in her mail password and she can find it on that keyboard | 08:09 |
Kilos | always something hey | 08:10 |
magespawn | there is usually an alt key, looks like a up arrow on the right hand side i think | 08:10 |
Kilos | will that open more stuffs | 08:11 |
magespawn | or says Alt on it | 08:11 |
Kilos | hi psy | 08:11 |
psyatw | hi Kilos | 08:12 |
* HawkiesZA does Gangnam style dance | 08:12 | |
Kilos | lol she says tab aint got alt key | 08:12 |
Kilos | hehe | 08:12 |
magespawn | or a key with 12# on it, that brings up more keys | 08:12 |
Kilos | she says no | 08:14 |
magespawn | which tablet has she got? | 08:14 |
magespawn | does it have a full keyboard like a pc, or is it one with less keys? | 08:16 |
Kilos | etab 0507 by blaupunkt | 08:16 |
Kilos | you gotta do something to make numbers appear | 08:16 |
psyatw | hello magespawn | 08:19 |
psyatw | hello HawkiesZA | 08:19 |
magespawn | hi psyatw | 08:19 |
magespawn | on mine there is an up arrow on the right hand side | 08:19 |
tonberryE352 | mine has a ?123 on the left hand side | 08:20 |
Kilos | i changed her addy to no uppercase stuffs and she is in | 08:27 |
Kilos | ty guys | 08:27 |
Kilos | pity peeps dont standardise basi stuffs like keyboards | 08:29 |
Kilos | basic | 08:29 |
Kilos | like with cells everyone has a different charger hole | 08:30 |
Kilos | can tablets do irc | 08:30 |
Kilos | and pidgin | 08:31 |
magespawn | they can do irc, not sure about pidgin | 08:34 |
Kilos | ah | 08:34 |
Kilos | ah they can do mxit, shell be happy | 08:39 |
Kilos | she'll | 08:40 |
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magespawn | gotta go out bbl | 08:46 |
Kilos | ok go safe | 08:46 |
charl | good morning | 08:50 |
charl | Maaz: coffee on | 08:50 |
* Maaz starts grinding coffee | 08:50 | |
Kilos | hi charl | 08:50 |
charl | hi Kilos | 08:50 |
Kilos | Maaz, coffee please | 08:50 |
Maaz | Kilos: Sure | 08:50 |
charl | how's it going | 08:50 |
Kilos | good ty and you? | 08:51 |
charl | i'm doing well thanks | 08:53 |
Maaz | Coffee's ready for charl and Kilos! | 08:54 |
Kilos | Maaz, danke | 08:54 |
Maaz | Bitteschön | 08:54 |
charl | Maaz: thank you | 08:56 |
Maaz | charl: No problem | 08:56 |
psyatw | good morning charl | 09:06 |
Kilos | oh my did i say hi psyatw | 09:07 |
Kilos | sorry | 09:07 |
Kilos | oh ya we did greet | 09:07 |
Kilos | im looking if one can install android as the OS on a desktop | 09:08 |
tonberryE352 | i think a saw something like that on a netbook a few years back | 09:09 |
Kilos | i see they making miipc but just want the actual OS for a desktop | 09:10 |
tonberryE352 | http://www.android-x86.org/ | 09:11 |
Kilos | then sis can let the pc and tablet get her up to date with what goes where | 09:11 |
Kilos | ty tonberryE352 | 09:11 |
Kilos | will see when i can stay up to use nightsurfer data | 09:13 |
superfly | hi Kilos | 09:23 |
Kilos | hi my fly | 09:23 |
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charl | hi psyatw | 10:05 |
psyatw | Kilos. yes, you did | 10:06 |
Symmetria | hrm | 10:07 |
Symmetria | Im looking for a developer | 10:07 |
charl | hi Symmetria | 10:07 |
Symmetria | someone good in perl or one of the other languages that can process text config files and produce me certain reports | 10:07 |
Symmetria | and someone who is interested in 3 or 4 weeks of hard work with a very nice payday attached | 10:08 |
Symmetria | ;p | 10:08 |
Symmetria | :) lo charl | 10:08 |
Symmetria | so if anyone knows anyone let me know | 10:08 |
charl | python is good for that type of tasks, and unlike perl, it has a nice readable syntax :) | 10:08 |
Symmetria | (oh, and its pretty critical that the person have at least some understanding of networking, if not a very in depth knowledge of it) | 10:09 |
Symmetria | charl, would be happy with a python developer as well, I need the output, what language its written in | 10:09 |
Symmetria | I dont care :) | 10:09 |
Symmetria | for all i care, it could be written in visual basic ;p | 10:09 |
charl | ouch :D | 10:09 |
charl | if i still worked freelance i would have been interested | 10:10 |
charl | but i have a full time job now so i can't pick up massive quantity of work | 10:10 |
charl | only small things i can do after hours in my own time | 10:10 |
Symmetria | well, if ya know anyone, I have? a good coupla thousand dollars I can part with on this | 10:10 |
Symmetria | (dependant on what the project ends up looking like, this could end up being worth 20 thousand dollars or something to someone) | 10:11 |
charl | that's not bad, are you looking for someone to work on it full time? 40 hours per week for a month? | 10:11 |
charl | any preference on where they are based? must be in .za? | 10:12 |
Kilos | hi neo31 | 10:17 |
neo31 | hi Kilos :) | 10:17 |
charl | hi neo31 | 10:17 |
neo31 | hi charl :) | 10:18 |
Kilos | :-) :-) :) | 10:18 |
Kilos | thats to make up for smileys i naver use | 10:19 |
charl | lol Kilos | 10:19 |
Kilos | never either | 10:19 |
charl | lunch time, bbl | 10:21 |
Symmetria | charl, dont care where they are based | 11:07 |
Symmetria | and time, well, I need them to look at the project and tell me how much time they need | 11:07 |
Symmetria | the basic thing here is that we get what we need at the end of the day, the rest is all immaterial other than that this is really urgent | 11:08 |
charl | Symmetria: i sent the above log to some developers i know, if they are interested i will pass them through | 11:54 |
charl | Symmetria: i could take something on if it isn't too much work but if it's a lot of work there is no point because i need to do it after hours | 11:55 |
charl | hi trender | 11:58 |
trender | afternoon charl | 11:58 |
magespawn | afternoon all | 12:24 |
magespawn | Kilos you around? | 12:24 |
Kilos | wb magespawn | 12:25 |
magespawn | ty found this http://www.bhphotovideo.com/indepth/computers/buying-guides/wi-fi-routers.htm | 12:25 |
magespawn | has some info about wifi etc | 12:25 |
Kilos | ty | 12:26 |
magespawn | it looks like there are some limitations to the modem you can use directly with the router | 12:27 |
charl | hi magespawn | 12:34 |
magespawn | hey charl | 12:37 |
magespawn | Symmetria: maybe have a look at one of those freelance websites? | 12:38 |
magespawn | bbl | 12:47 |
inetpro | good afternoon | 13:32 |
inetpro | hi Kilos, kom jy reg oom? | 13:32 |
inetpro | do we have anyone running their Ubuntu systems on Dell servers? | 13:33 |
ThatGraemeGuy | not I | 13:34 |
* inetpro has an issue with a R710 | 13:34 | |
inetpro | when booting up get the following error: | 13:35 |
inetpro | your battery is either charging, bad or missing, and you have VDs configured | 13:35 |
inetpro | for write-back mode. Because the batteryis not currently usable, these VDs | 13:35 |
inetpro | wil actually run in write-through mode untilthe battery is fully charged or | 13:35 |
inetpro | replaced if it is bad or missing. | 13:35 |
ThatGraemeGuy | ... | 13:35 |
ThatGraemeGuy | there's more? | 13:35 |
tonberryE352 | replace the batteries? | 13:35 |
ThatGraemeGuy | yeah, i don't see the ubuntu-related part :) | 13:36 |
inetpro | I swapped it out with another non-critical server | 13:36 |
inetpro | what I want to know,... | 13:36 |
inetpro | how would one detect this kind of problem on a running server | 13:37 |
ThatGraemeGuy | ah | 13:37 |
Kilos | die ding het nou net gekom inetpro | 13:37 |
tonberryE352 | pester dell until they release a tool? | 13:37 |
Kilos | moet eers help met ander goed | 13:37 |
ThatGraemeGuy | you'd need to try and get the utility for the RAID card to run under ubuntu | 13:37 |
inetpro | tonberryE352: you have someone I can talk to at Dell? | 13:38 |
tonberryE352 | no | 13:39 |
inetpro | :-) | 13:39 |
ThatGraemeGuy | we use IBM stuff here, they use IBM-branded LSI RAID hardware and we were able to get the LSI MegaRAID util running | 13:39 |
tonberryE352 | aren't they supposed to have good support or something | 13:39 |
ThatGraemeGuy | what raid card is it? | 13:39 |
inetpro | tonberryE352: We'll try to log a call and I'll take it from there, was just hoping someone here will perhaps have a quick answer for me | 13:40 |
inetpro | ThatGraemeGuy: I assume it's Perc 6 | 13:40 |
tonberryE352 | ah no, sorry, playing with an old server is the limit of my experience | 13:41 |
* inetpro interrogating dmidecode to find out | 13:41 | |
inetpro | hmm.... nothing in there | 13:42 |
ThatGraemeGuy | inetpro: not familiar with Dell, but it seems to be a rebranded LSI, just like IBM does with their stuff | 13:42 |
ThatGraemeGuy | inetpro: http://pookey.co.uk/wordpress/archives/46-dell-perc-6i-and-raid-monitoring | 13:42 |
ThatGraemeGuy | also http://serverfault.com/a/261117/4487, which is IBM-related, but may help too | 13:43 |
ThatGraemeGuy | methinks inetpro is suffering terrible headaches. the kind only LSI's MegaCLI can bring about :-p | 13:55 |
Vince-0 | I think openIPMI can report that stuff | 14:03 |
inetpro | ThatGraemeGuy: what bugs me is that they keep changing these things all the time | 14:06 |
inetpro | and one group of developers seems very pro open source while the next doesn't seem to have a clue what the previous group has done | 14:06 |
ThatGraemeGuy | who is "they"? | 14:08 |
inetpro | ThatGraemeGuy: good question | 14:14 |
inetpro | not sure I know the answer to that :-) | 14:15 |
ThatGraemeGuy | you lost me :-/ | 14:16 |
ThatGraemeGuy | it bugs you that "they" keep changing "things" all the time | 14:16 |
ThatGraemeGuy | who and what things? | 14:16 |
inetpro | I mean the people at Dell | 14:17 |
ThatGraemeGuy | ah | 14:17 |
inetpro | ThatGraemeGuy: but thanks for those links, looks like something I need to go through in more detail | 14:19 |
ThatGraemeGuy | no worries | 14:19 |
ThatGraemeGuy | i also dread every time new models come along | 14:19 |
ThatGraemeGuy | last year we got new IBM DS3500 storage arrays, and it took me more than a week of trial and error and tweaking to get the multipath.conf settings just right :-/ | 14:20 |
ThatGraemeGuy | and then when its time for the new LTS you start playing the "hold thumbs and hope this still works" for all those weird tweaks | 14:21 |
inetpro | exactly | 14:21 |
ThatGraemeGuy | i still hope that one day ubuntu will enjoy the support that redhat/sles have from the vendors | 14:22 |
Kilos | nuwe goed wat so pla inetpro ? | 14:28 |
* Kilos cries | 14:39 | |
Kilos | Maaz, is http://support.billion.com/_Internet/usermanual/BiPAC7300N_UMEN.zip down | 14:39 |
Maaz | Kilos: Yes, http://support.billion.com/_Internet/usermanual/BiPAC7300N_UMEN.zip is down (Server is not responding) | 14:39 |
Kilos | can one of you look at the mail from johan about the vodacom connection. i think he has to use something different to vodacom for his service provider | 14:52 |
Kilos | i have no idea what it could be | 14:53 |
Kilos | 8ta installed here and showed in nm as 8.ta and i had to remove the . and just use 8ta in the script but have no idea what the vodacom would be | 14:54 |
Kilos | please | 14:54 |
Kilos | maybe vodacom instead of vodacom but i dont wanna mail try this or that if its wrong | 14:56 |
N8Wulf | g'day All | 14:57 |
Kilos | hi N8Wulf | 14:57 |
N8Wulf_ | Grrr...! Stupid 3G | 14:59 |
Kilos | whats up N8Wulf | 15:00 |
Kilos | oh you out inned | 15:00 |
N8Wulf_ | I made a booboo... I started with my media server HDD setups and part of it is that I wanna change the NTFS to Ext4 | 15:01 |
N8Wulf_ | I made a mistake though | 15:01 |
N8Wulf_ | terminal | 15:01 |
N8Wulf_ | mkdir Temp | 15:02 |
N8Wulf_ | mv /* Temp | 15:02 |
N8Wulf_ | and that ended up moving everything on / into one file called Temp | 15:03 |
N8Wulf_ | is there a way to retrieve or Undo this mess I created? | 15:03 |
N8Wulf_ | Please Mr Kilos | 15:04 |
Kilos | oh my | 15:04 |
Kilos | whew the clever guys need to help here | 15:05 |
Kilos | what if you reverse the command | 15:06 |
Kilos | like mv Temp / | 15:06 |
Kilos | better wait for expert help | 15:06 |
Kilos | and im just Kilos Mr died a while ago | 15:09 |
Kilos | ThatGraemeGuy, hi busy? | 15:09 |
ThatGraemeGuy | hey, what's up | 15:13 |
ThatGraemeGuy | hrmmmm | 15:14 |
Kilos | see N8Wulf_ prob just above please | 15:14 |
Kilos | need to reverse that command | 15:14 |
ThatGraemeGuy | if those are the exact commands, then you couldn't have moved everything into a file called Temp, as you already have a directory called Temp | 15:14 |
ThatGraemeGuy | you can't have a file and directory with the same name | 15:14 |
N8Wulf_ | well... the full run down is actually the following. I mounted sdb1 to /dev/files/disk1 | 15:15 |
N8Wulf_ | then in there I've got a number of folders I wanted to sort out and then move into one communal folder called "new" | 15:16 |
N8Wulf_ | one of my folders is called Comedy | 15:16 |
N8Wulf_ | and then of course series and movies | 15:17 |
N8Wulf_ | I wanted to move these 3 folders into "new" and then only move new to my External HDD | 15:17 |
N8Wulf_ | so stupid, while also as sudo user, typed: | 15:18 |
N8Wulf_ | mv /* new | 15:18 |
N8Wulf_ | voila... Gone is my whole system into a new Raw file called new | 15:18 |
ThatGraemeGuy | so "new" didn't exist as a directory | 15:19 |
N8Wulf_ | it stopped when it got to the point where documents where gonna start overwriting themselves | 15:19 |
N8Wulf_ | it did yes | 15:19 |
ThatGraemeGuy | then all that stuff was moved into the directory | 15:19 |
N8Wulf_ | but instead of all moving into new/ it moved into new | 15:19 |
ThatGraemeGuy | mmm | 15:20 |
ThatGraemeGuy | hold on | 15:20 |
N8Wulf_ | Thank you | 15:23 |
ThatGraemeGuy | http://slexy.org/view/s21tdnJSyO | 15:29 |
ThatGraemeGuy | pretend "fakeroot" in my example is "/" on your system | 15:29 |
ThatGraemeGuy | as you can see, it doesn't work the way you describe | 15:29 |
ThatGraemeGuy | even if i don't create "new" beforehand, i get "mv: target ‘new’ is not a directory" | 15:31 |
ThatGraemeGuy | what version of ubuntu are you using? | 15:31 |
Kilos | hes offline ThatGraemeGuy | 15:32 |
Kilos | playing in / is dangerous | 15:32 |
Kilos | N8Wulf, <ThatGraemeGuy> even if i don't create "new" beforehand, i get "mv: target ‘new’ is not a directory" | 15:34 |
Kilos | <ThatGraemeGuy> what version of ubuntu are you using? | 15:34 |
Kilos | http://slexy.org/view/s21tdnJSyO | 15:34 |
N8Wulf_ | I,m on server 12.04 | 15:37 |
Kilos | N8Wulf_, did you look at the slexy link | 15:38 |
N8Wulf_ | sorry, my 3G DC'd | 15:38 |
N8Wulf_ | didn't see that until now, will check it out quickly | 15:39 |
Kilos | np | 15:39 |
ThatGraemeGuy | N8Wulf_: sorry, i can't make mine do that | 15:40 |
ThatGraemeGuy | if the dir "new" exists, everything moves into it, if it doesn't exist, i get "mv: target ‘new’ is not a directory" | 15:41 |
ThatGraemeGuy | just tried it on a 12.04 box as root | 15:41 |
N8Wulf_ | brb... 4 yr old kiddie and EyePet on PS3 is bugging me, just have to go see her Pet quickly | 15:41 |
ThatGraemeGuy | works exactly like my paste | 15:41 |
N8Wulf_ | I'm back... | 15:43 |
N8Wulf_ | ok, I think what I'll try and do seeing as I ended up moving my Ubuntu system which will be under / into the folder called /dev/files/drive1/new (according to that post in Slinky), and my system can no longer boot up, it's stuck at the Grub select screen... | 15:45 |
Kilos | eish | 15:45 |
ThatGraemeGuy | 2 tips | 15:46 |
N8Wulf_ | I will boot quickly with a Live DVD and then try move the contents from above folder structure then back to where it's supposed to be... | 15:46 |
ThatGraemeGuy | less sudo is good for you :-) | 15:46 |
N8Wulf_ | lol | 15:46 |
Kilos | hehe | 15:46 |
ThatGraemeGuy | try a text-based filemanager like midnight commander, it's less prone to that sort of "oops" | 15:46 |
ThatGraemeGuy | but yeah, at this stage a reinstall might be your only hope | 15:47 |
N8Wulf_ | was busy installing Apps and updating etc, then I went and moved that... (cry... sob.... blush) | 15:47 |
ThatGraemeGuy | was the target dir ntfs? | 15:47 |
N8Wulf_ | jip, ntfs | 15:47 |
N8Wulf_ | forgot about MC | 15:47 |
ThatGraemeGuy | you'll probably need to reinstall then, almost certainly your permissions will be completely wrong even if you do manage to move the stuff back | 15:48 |
N8Wulf_ | makes sense | 15:48 |
N8Wulf_ | damn! | 15:48 |
N8Wulf_ | whole day again | 15:48 |
N8Wulf_ | server setup | 15:49 |
ThatGraemeGuy | we've all been there :) | 15:49 |
N8Wulf_ | updating... bla bla bla. Lucky it's holidays for me | 15:49 |
N8Wulf_ | I appreciate your assistance once again Guys | 15:49 |
ThatGraemeGuy | no worries :-) | 15:50 |
N8Wulf_ | Good to know it's still there somewhere, I just need to access it from a working OS like a Live DVD. Viva Linux | 15:50 |
N8Wulf_ | Me Wifey is calling for some Irish Coffee... Coffee anyone? | 15:51 |
Kilos | lol | 15:51 |
ThatGraemeGuy | irish coffee mmmmmmmmm | 15:51 |
ThatGraemeGuy | but you can hold the coffee, thanks :P | 15:52 |
Kilos | thanks ThatGraemeGuy | 15:54 |
N8Wulf_ | I got some Mugg & Bean Espresso beans yesterday, gonna ground fresh now... | 15:55 |
Kilos | N8Wulf_, if you boot from dvd you can try move all the downloaded packages to somewhere from /var/cache/apt/archives/ | 16:00 |
Kilos | i use rsync -av /var/cache/apt/archives/ /media/storage/packsp/ | 16:01 |
Kilos | then after new install reverse the command and apt-get update and you dont need to download everything when upgrading | 16:02 |
Kilos | much faster | 16:02 |
Kilos | and saves data | 16:03 |
Kilos | hi Vince-0 | 16:03 |
Kilos | even faster if you do it to a second drive in the pc | 16:04 |
Kilos | im gonna try 3g in the router | 16:19 |
Kilos | wbb | 16:19 |
inetpro | ThatGraemeGuy: FYI: I found the following nice resource https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-users/2011-March/240968.html | 16:31 |
Vince-0 | Heyo | 16:33 |
inetpro | installed Dell OpenManage 7.1 and am running the DSM SA Connection Service | 16:34 |
inetpro | quite nifty | 16:35 |
Kilos | yo plustwo you here? | 16:35 |
Kilos | you still at work inetpro ? | 16:35 |
inetpro | Kilos: yep, but on me way out | 16:35 |
Kilos | np just asked | 16:35 |
Kilos | its cold out there go safe inetpro | 16:36 |
inetpro | Kilos: ta | 16:36 |
Kilos | hi psychicist | 16:36 |
psychicist | hi Kilos | 16:36 |
psychicist | hi inetpro | 16:36 |
Superhuman | Kilos: where are you based again? | 16:47 |
Kilos | west of pta Superhuman | 16:47 |
Superhuman | outside of pta, orcwestern part of pta? | 16:48 |
Superhuman | 8or western | 16:48 |
Kilos | outside along van der hoff on the road to brits | 16:48 |
Superhuman | ah ok. | 16:49 |
* Superhuman is based in Centurion | 16:49 | |
Kilos | aha | 16:49 |
Kilos | just as cold | 16:49 |
Superhuman | yeah, we have bad chill factor here, becausevwe're close to rietvlei dam. extra cold. | 16:50 |
Kilos | eish same as here we are down near a spruit as well | 16:51 |
Kilos | as you walk towards it you feel the temp dropping | 16:51 |
Superhuman | yeah. The temp is easily 2deg cooler if you go 500m closer to the dam. | 16:53 |
Superhuman | Kilos: do you perhaps know what type of bot Maaz is? eggdrop? | 17:01 |
Kilos | Superhuman, can you remember what you said yesterday about letting the wifi router share my 3g? | 17:23 |
Kilos | or did you google for the info | 17:23 |
Kilos | hi nlsthzn all good? | 17:28 |
nlsthzn | Uncle Kilos , all good thanks and with you? | 17:29 |
Kilos | good ty | 17:29 |
Kilos | but your heat aint arrived yet | 17:29 |
nlsthzn | cool :) | 17:29 |
nlsthzn | how did the switch to KDE go? | 17:29 |
Kilos | i use and enjoy both | 17:30 |
Kilos | dont like any of the x jobs though | 17:30 |
nlsthzn | x jobs? | 17:31 |
Kilos | xubuntu crunchbang etc | 17:31 |
nlsthzn | oh xfce? | 17:32 |
Kilos | ya | 17:32 |
nlsthzn | lol, guess what I just installed and am using right now :p | 17:33 |
Kilos | what | 17:33 |
Kilos | xfce? | 17:33 |
nlsthzn | xubuntu :p | 17:36 |
Kilos | rofl | 17:36 |
Kilos | i think nuvolari also uses it but i dont fancy it much | 17:37 |
Kilos | but comes with xchat so thats 1 + | 17:37 |
nlsthzn | I decided on it because it is pretty, customizable, fast and yes all the apps I want to use look and work correctly :p | 17:38 |
Kilos | hehe | 17:38 |
Kilos | i couldnt get sound in xchat i think | 17:39 |
nlsthzn | that sucks | 17:40 |
nlsthzn | I can't get sound in xchat yet... | 17:40 |
Kilos | ya | 17:40 |
nlsthzn | but I think it is the same issue I had in ubuntu so I still have some tricks to pull out :p | 17:40 |
Kilos | i even tried installing mplayer like you do | 17:40 |
Kilos | haha | 17:41 |
N8Wulf_ | I've been around the block on all... LXDE, XFCE, Gnome 2 & 3, Unity, E16 & 17 and I must say, I'm enjoying kubuntu most so far | 17:41 |
Kilos | but one the the x jobs are faster | 17:41 |
Kilos | one thing | 17:42 |
inetpro | Kilos: because it's bare minimum, that is why | 17:42 |
Kilos | ah | 17:42 |
inetpro | kubuntu is a decent and complete usable system | 17:42 |
Kilos | the router works but dont see the arab modem | 17:43 |
Kilos | grrr | 17:43 |
inetpro | ai! | 17:43 |
Kilos | lol | 17:43 |
* inetpro was afraid that would be the case | 17:44 | |
Kilos | they got no TcT in their supported modems | 17:44 |
Kilos | so now i gotta work out how to share again | 17:44 |
* inetpro wbbl | 17:45 | |
Kilos | tried info from one sight with masquerading in but dont work | 17:45 |
nlsthzn | hiya inetpro | 17:46 |
Kilos | he gone to fill belly now | 17:47 |
Kilos | ohya nlsthzn im tempted to try an android os here | 17:48 |
nlsthzn | on a phone? | 17:49 |
Kilos | no on pc | 17:49 |
Kilos | sis has a tablet but i dont like them things but maybe if a desktop version is similar i can help her a bit | 17:50 |
nlsthzn | there are desktops coming out now with | 17:51 |
nlsthzn | Android... | 17:51 |
nlsthzn | not so common however | 17:51 |
Kilos | isnt android the future | 17:51 |
nlsthzn | well on mobile and touch devices it rocks :) | 17:53 |
Kilos | might be interesting to see it on a pc | 17:53 |
nlsthzn | HP is bringing one out now AFAIK | 17:54 |
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Symmetria | ugh I was disconnected and charl left | 18:02 |
Symmetria | how do I leave a message for him on the bot :) | 18:02 |
Kilos | tell | 18:03 |
Kilos | tell so+so on freenode message | 18:03 |
Kilos | nl they small isos | 18:05 |
Kilos | nlsthzn, | 18:05 |
Kilos | http://code.google.com/p/android-x86/downloads/list | 18:05 |
nlsthzn | don't mean they work :p | 18:06 |
Kilos | hehe | 18:07 |
Kilos | i wonder if it will then look like what you see onna tablet | 18:10 |
nlsthzn | can't find any pics showing it :/ | 18:11 |
nlsthzn | only news items | 18:11 |
Kilos | http://liliputing.com/2013/02/android-x86-4-2-lets-you-run-jelly-bean-on-your-notebook-desktop-pc.html | 18:12 |
Kilos | looks same | 18:12 |
Kilos | maybe i wont like that i kinda a ubuntu oke | 18:13 |
nlsthzn | yes but this is just someone putting stock android on a pc | 18:13 |
nlsthzn | this isn't a vendor putting android on a pc | 18:13 |
Kilos | oh i see what you mean | 18:13 |
Kilos | night all sleep tight | 18:31 |
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inetpro | This is so cool! http://instantserver.io | 20:31 |
inetpro | a VPS with Ubuntu 13.04 ready within seconds | 20:33 |
zeref | hmmm | 20:51 |
zeref | hmmmm, I'm having trouble setting up my internal DNS server: I follwed: http://mixeduperic.com/ubuntu/seven-easy-steps-to-setting-up-an-interal-dns-server-on-ubuntu.html | 20:52 |
zeref | my dns server in on 192.168.0.5. but when I dig it it points to .1 which is the router | 20:53 |
zeref | router is set to be dhcp server. I'm set a static ip for the dns server | 20:54 |
zeref | s/I'm/I've/ | 20:54 |
superfly | did you refresh your ip address on your computer? | 20:55 |
zeref | on the server? | 20:58 |
superfly | no, on your computer | 20:58 |
zeref | yes | 20:59 |
superfly | if your computer still has the old settings, then of course it's not going to look at the new ones | 20:59 |
superfly | zeref: how? | 20:59 |
zeref | disconnected from wireless then reconencted | 21:00 |
superfly | a lot of these routers need to be rebooted for their settings to take effect... you did that too? | 21:01 |
zeref | hmmm, lemme reboot | 21:01 |
zeref | hmmmm, wireless not coming on | 21:06 |
magespawn | evening | 21:08 |
magespawn | inetpro nice link | 21:08 |
inetpro | magespawn: very! | 21:08 |
inetpro | even if it expires in 30 minutes | 21:09 |
zeref | hmmmm still pointing to the router. | 21:09 |
magespawn | yup cool way to get experince too | 21:09 |
magespawn | spelling is bad lat3 atmnight | 21:10 |
magespawn | so is typing | 21:10 |
inetpro | :-) | 21:10 |
inetpro | magespawn: time to go sleep | 21:10 |
magespawn | even the price on the add next to it is attractive | 21:10 |
magespawn | s/add/advert | 21:11 |
magespawn | indeed but a bit hyped on caffeen from anti flu med | 21:11 |
zeref | inetpro: | 21:13 |
inetpro | uh? | 21:13 |
zeref | can you perhaps give insight into my problem | 21:14 |
magespawn | dhcp will assign internal ip and the dns along with it, the dns that is on the router from the isp i think | 21:15 |
inetpro | zeref: http://www.bind9.net/manuals | 21:15 |
magespawn | was waiting on 'man bind' lol | 21:16 |
zeref | true magespawn: but settting up an internal DNS | 21:16 |
magespawn | but does the computer know that or is taking the dns along with dhcp from the router? | 21:17 |
zeref | i'm thinking that setting the router as dhcp also sets it as dns | 21:18 |
magespawn | yes that is what i was trying to say | 21:20 |
magespawn | what will happen if you manually set the dns on your router to the ip address of your server? | 21:21 |
* inetpro calls it a day | 21:22 | |
inetpro | good night everyone | 21:22 |
magespawn | or you have to manually set each machine to check the local server for dns first | 21:22 |
magespawn | good night inetpro | 21:22 |
inetpro | zeref: see also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BIND9ServerHowto | 21:22 |
inetpro | bye | 21:23 |
zeref | magespawn: The dns server has got a static address. | 21:23 |
magespawn | yes i meant the other pc they need to have the dns set instead of taking it from the dhcp server/router | 21:24 |
zeref | tried that | 21:29 |
magespawn | hmmm | 21:31 |
magespawn | maybe you have to tell the router which dns to use | 21:31 |
zeref | busy reading on that | 21:32 |
magespawn | if you do that and the config on your server is wrong it dns and hostnames will not resolve | 21:34 |
magespawn | could be fun | 21:34 |
magespawn | i have to go sleep unfortnately, i will be in, in the morning, let me know how it goes, will help if i can | 21:37 |
magespawn | good night all | 21:37 |
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