[04:46] o/ mornings [05:35] morning all, morning nuvolari [05:37] hello o/ [05:38] hello kbmonkey [05:43] hi Private_User - anything new going on? [05:43] nothing at the moment [05:44] off to CPT in a few hrs, any suggestions of must see places? [05:45] yes, if you like some hiking activity there is a trail up Lion's Head to the top [05:45] you se the whole basin from up there [05:46] Private_User: there are busses that go point to point around historic places in Cape Town along routes called the Blue Route and Red Route [05:46] Private_User: if I recall, they were pretty cheap [05:46] Private_User: and well worth it [05:46] you hop on a bus, go to a location, hop off, spend as much time there as you want, get back on the next buss passing by etc [05:47] best is if you have a car also don't forget to go check out the fynbos! [05:47] Thanks cool stuff will maybe try it cause gonna do all the other usual stuff people do as well like robben island, table montain, etc [05:47] yeah will be renting a car [05:47] my first CPT trip :) [05:47] Robin Island is well worth it ... but I wonder how busy it will be with recent events [05:53] ah those hop on-off busses are cool, yes. [05:53] went to so many places in CT I can't remember all of it, feels so long ago! [05:53] it is well worth driving along the coast to the national reserve [05:54] I remember stopping along the ways, looking at the views, even saw whales off the coast! [05:55] cool stuff thanks kbmonkey, SilverCode I will be sure to use your suggestions [05:56] oh and if you do wine, you have to visit the farms :] [06:00] Private_User, how long are you going for ? [06:01] kbmonkey: returning Sunday [06:02] ah, well enjoy! there is so much to see! [06:02] thanks [06:02] sigh, I give up on google plus. nothing ever loads. [06:04] btw questions whats the difference between Zorin and Ubuntu, I see its based on Ubuntu? [06:05] my frind wants to install that on his machine because the evironment is very similar to Windows [06:05] and he is very new to Linux [06:05] I wouldn't know really, best read their site for more info [06:06] I would try all the distros if I could download them XD [06:09] oh hi kbmonkey, Private_User, SilverCode, [06:10] ohi kbmonkey and others [06:10] listen to the falling rain, listen to it fall [06:10] hiya Kilos and nuvolari [06:11] hi Private_User [06:11] môre nuvolari [06:15] * kbmonkey hears rain [06:15] started reading Spook Country, William Gibson [06:16] just finished the walking dead, rise of the Governor [06:16] zombies! gaargh mrh? [06:16] hehe [06:18] I go be a zombie at work now [06:18] enjoy the rain Kilos - it is raining here too [06:20] ty kbmonkey have a good day [06:22] hi mazal [06:22] ThatGraemeGuy, toooo [06:37] morning peoples [06:41] aloha [06:42] hi superfly [07:15] hi [07:15] hi Squirm [07:20] morning drussell [07:20] where are you today? [07:28] Kilos: Beijing :oD [07:31] sjoe [07:31] hi Vince-0 [07:31] Hi [07:51] cheers guys I am off to catch my flight [07:51] go well Private_User [07:52] thanks Kilos [07:53] good morning [07:53] morning inetpro reen lekker ne [07:54] hi Kilos [07:54] yep, baie lekker [07:57] ai! power flicking [08:09] http://mybroadband.co.za/news/government/93063-e-tolls-will-be-scrapped-duvenhage.html [08:59] good morning ! [08:59] Maaz: coffee on [08:59] * Maaz washes some mugs === Ryno is now known as rynomster === rynomster is now known as rynofear === rynofear is now known as rynomser === rynomser is now known as rynomster [09:03] Coffee's ready for charl! [09:09] I wish people in my office made me coffee :( [09:34] hi charl SilverCode [09:34] Maaz, wheres my coffee [09:34] You snooze you lose Kilos [09:34] Maaz, coffee on [09:34] * Maaz starts grinding coffee [09:35] hi psyatw [09:35] and tal0n [09:38] Coffee's ready for Kilos! [09:39] Maaz, dankie [09:39] Groot plesier Kilos my vriend [09:40] hi Kilos [09:41] maaz: hello! [09:41] * Maaz waves to psyatw [09:41] :) [09:42] hi SilverCode [09:42] hi Kilos [09:42] hi psyatw [09:42] hi charl [09:42] i'm playing with github right now... you can do some really cool stuff with github pages [09:42] it's based off a tool which they released as open source called jeckyll [09:43] takes a bunch of templates and markdown files and creates nice clean html files for you [13:16] anyone know much about apache config? [13:22] Maybe. What's your question? [13:23] I'm trying to get SSL certs working for a subdomain [13:24] the key has been signed to allow the subdomain [13:24] but going tp https://www.xyz.com shows the default site as expected [13:25] and going to https://app.xyz.com doesn't, it shows the same as www.xyz.com [13:25] yet http://app.xyz.com show the right thing [13:25] it is like for SSL Apache isn't directing the client to the correct VirtualHost [13:26] check the port number on the virtualhost config? [13:27] port number looks correct [13:28] ? [13:29] yup [13:45] looks like you can't have 2 Virtual Hosts running on the same machine with SSL [13:47] you need SNI to support multiple SSL vhosts on the same IP:port combination [13:47] http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/NameBasedSSLVHostsWithSNI, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Name_Indication [13:48] biggest hiccup with that these days is that Windows XP users will have a problem, but that gets to be less and less of an issue every day [13:48] we have a few clients using it [14:20] well the virtual hosts that I want the SSL for is within the same domain [14:20] which according to http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/NameBasedSSLVHosts is possible [14:20] but it just refuses to actually work :( [14:29] YAY! finally got it working [14:29] not sure how though [14:29] but it works [14:29] so I'm going to stop messing with it now [14:29] yay, write down what you had to do [14:29] well done [14:30] Sadly I don't know what I did [14:30] rofl [14:30] and hopefully next time around our admin will be the one dealing with this shit, not me [14:31] backup your settings and stuff [14:31] next up, getting the re-directs working and holding thumbs that the code doesn't break like it did last time [14:31] no chance, they see you can do it , so its your job in the future [14:32] Kilos: luckily the Admin actually works *for* me, so he has to do it next time :) [14:32] he just couldn't do it this time because he is busy with other things [14:33] aha [14:58] hi everyone [14:58] hows tal0n [14:59] hi Kilos, well tx! self? [14:59] good ty [15:01] i'm playing around with shell scripting and want to add a progress bar / spinner thingy while performing a 'sudo apt-get update -qq' in the background... anyone have some ideas? [15:03] if you lucky someone will help you later, they all on the way home now methinks [15:03] lol thanks, will ask later again ;) [15:04] what is the --qq for? [15:04] makes the update quiet (like copying without -v) [15:05] ah you dont like seeing things [15:06] im too nosy, like to watch it all the way [15:06] actually just trying to learn some scripting and an it gives me a reason to implement a progress bar. the man pages for apt-get say its not actually a good idea to use -qq [15:06] lol i do to [15:06] lol [15:13] hi Private_User [15:14] hi charl [15:14] yo [15:14] I am using the hotels free wi-fi [15:14] :) [15:14] lekker [15:15] where are you? [15:15] Cape Town [17:36] tal0n, [17:36] google how to add a progress bar to sudo apt-get upgrade [17:36] ai! [17:37] Maaz, google how to add a progress bar to sudo apt-get upgrade [17:37] Kilos: "Parsing output of apt-get install for progress bar - Stack Overflow" http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1692082/ :: "View progress of a package installation in terminal - Ask Ubuntu" http://askubuntu.com/questions/245808/view-progress-of-a-package-installation-in-terminal :: "command line - Unity progress bar for gnome-terminal? - Ask Ubuntu" [17:37] http://askubuntu.com/questions/296457/unity-progress-bar-for-gnome-terminal :: "chrismwayne" http://chr… [17:38] hi nlsthzn hows neelsie [17:38] alo :) [17:38] I be ok [17:51] hi nlsthzn [17:52] hello o/ [17:58] lol thanks Kilos [17:58] yw [17:59] what's up? [18:00] hi kbmonkey he wants to add a progress bar to apt-get upgrade [18:02] hello all... sorry @ work so it goes helter skelter for PC time :p [18:02] np [18:04] it already shows progress in % yeah? [18:05] maybe aptitude shows one [18:09] my question earlier was more of a learning exercise... learning shell scripting and want to add progress bars while the script is running something that takes a while like copying / updating etc [18:11] yes that is an interesting topic tal0n [18:11] for your own scripts I assume [18:12] for updating screens often the curses library is very nice [18:12] it has controls like inputs and progress bars, for cli [18:12] yes kbmonkey for my own [18:12] there is a python curses wrapper that I use [18:13] not familiar with curses but will check it out thanks! [18:14] for bash see the package 'dialog' [18:14] or python-dialog for the wrapper [18:14] thanks! [18:16] yw tal0n - you can see its web page at http://invisible-island.net/dialog/dialog.html :) [18:20] ty. also, lets say for example i want to make script that checks for updates and then does x if there are updates and y if not..? [18:23] there is some apt-foo command that returns updates available tal0n - I cant recall what it is, an optional package you have to install first [18:24] I think ubuntu used to install it by default as part of its update manager [18:24] not sure if ubuntu still uses that though [18:25] cool tx will do some more googling ;) [18:25] not sure how far you will get wrapping up apt, never thought of that before! [18:26] lol was the first example that came to mind... just trying to learn some bash scripting basics [18:26] I may have that line in an old conky config somewhere... lets see [18:26] oh lol, okay I see [18:27] have some time to kill at work ;) [18:27] that is actually a bit beyond bash basics, you might have a harder time to do that :) [18:27] but not impossible [18:27] ah. a bit ambitious then? [18:27] lol [18:28] * nlsthzn smacks bash that turns around and bash's nlsthzn [18:28] ahaha [18:29] oh you are in luck , i found an old script uses apt-check [18:30] package update-notifier contains the apt-check command ;) [18:31] awesome! [18:31] tx [18:32] this was my script http://pastebin.com/vnJrMumD [18:33] what is $U? [18:34] a variable. it stores the result of the apt-check output [18:35] lol my bad, i see you defined it just before ;) [18:36] and the 2>&1 ? [18:36] oh that? that is magic. lol [18:36] 2>&1 is bash redirection [18:37] haha! [18:37] I found that from this here document - http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/io-redirection.html [18:37] eish tal0n you jumping in on the deap end [18:37] deep too [18:38] hows kbmonkey ? [18:38] lol [18:38] you can change where output or errors redirect to ;) [18:38] that looks like a guide that i can use. thanks kbmonkey! [18:39] so 'ls 1>/dev/null' will send the output to binary null space, so nothing prints ;p [18:39] oh tal0n you might even like the beginners guide! [18:39] http://www.tldp.org/LDP/Bash-Beginners-Guide/html/index.html [18:40] I worked through much of that, how I learn the most XD [18:40] maybe thats a better start lol [18:40] will keep me busy ;) [18:41] it sure does! I go back to that often ;) [18:41] yes Kilos it is like a very deep pool, with penguins and things [18:41] lol [18:42] and monkeys [18:42] haha [18:50] * nlsthzn will be back [18:51] i go crash now. night all. sleep tight [18:52] ah nite kilos [18:52] oh man I have so much to learn about networking! [18:52] it hurts my brain sometimes [18:54] cheers Kilos [18:58] yes but very interesting (networking) === spinza_ is now known as spinza