[04:29] More almal [05:09] HI barrydk [05:28] h spinza [05:31] Morning everyone [05:40] hi [05:40] how are you? [05:45] Ok thanx and you Padroni [05:45] good thanx [05:45] morning mazal barrydk Padroni [05:45] it's Thursday [05:45] hi kilos [05:45] More oom [05:45] * Padroni is back to his game [05:46] lol [05:49] and I am back [05:49] the only custom game now worth playing [05:49] is at night [05:49] I can't see where the damn tanks are to bomb them [05:49] ai! [05:49] And I keep on near-missing the cliffs [05:50] oi [05:57] Padroni you spoke about 2 things to make sites with , one was frontpage, what was the other? [05:58] Publisher [05:58] MS Publisher [05:58] i look through my pile of books and found frontpage 2000 [05:58] but using those are the equivalent of installing Win8 [05:58] real developers will laugh at you... [05:58] read about 5 pages in and saw it was ms frontpage and put it down [05:58] good man [05:59] eish [05:59] I need to reboot after a update installed [05:59] this usually means I need to use boot-repair again [06:00] let's wee what happens [06:00] my niece studied all that stuff years ago, then gave me her books when she went to namibia [06:00] lol [06:00] wait [06:00] did you do boot-repair from the pc not a stic [06:01] I bootrepair from a stick [06:01] I should probably just install it on my pc [06:01] will do so now [06:01] you dont read what i tell you [06:02] I would prefer it NOT to use UUID for boot [06:02] but haven't gotten round to figuring that part out [06:02] just install boot-repair on your pc and run it [06:03] i will tell you a story when you get back [06:05] morning cocooncrash you up early [06:05] or up late i think [06:06] he used to say cocooncrash never sleeps, then he got married [06:06] i am still here [06:06] arent you going to reboot [06:07] I have more than one pc, sir [06:07] the one I am chatting on is not the one I am working on [06:07] i used to run 4 drives in this pc [06:07] boot-repair sorted all the boot probs but [06:08] i had to follow the grup menu thing to choose [06:08] when the first drive packed up i couldnt boot from the others [06:09] then worked out that if i wanted to use one of the others boot-repair had to be run from the one i was using as primary [06:10] ah [06:12] so after much fiddling i found you can go to the drive you want to use and then either reinstall grub-pc i think it was or start boot-repair and when it got to the place where it says recommended repair i unplugged the other drives and just did the repair on the on i was on [06:12] doing it that way made each drive independand of the others for boot info [06:13] then update-grub just added then into the grub menu again but each one could be bootable independantly [06:18] otherwise it wants to soo the drive you ran boot-repair from [06:18] s/soo/see [06:20] I will look into it [06:20] the thing is, I don't have a lot of time on my hands [06:21] and that pc runs 24/7 [06:21] so it will have to be some weekend when I don't have any dev work to do [06:21] then just do boot-repair from it [06:21] i used to move drives around all the time, thats why i found the hassle [06:22] even running aptitude reinstall grup-pc should work [06:24] hi nlsthzn [06:24] o/ uncle Kilos [07:10] hmm... [07:10] hi SDCDev [07:15] Hey Kilos [07:59] morning superfly [08:03] * Padroni waves and begs maaz for coffee [08:03] lol [08:03] Maaz coffee on [08:03] * Maaz starts grinding coffee [08:03] just ask maazcoffee please [08:04] I have the pleasure of going through a server looking for the cryptophp backdoor [08:04] becaus - in an effort to save money [08:04] you have a choice with or without cremora and milk as well [08:04] morning [08:04] hi Squirm [08:04] people will rather install WP / Joomla templates they can get for free on Nulled sites [08:04] than buy the f*cking thing [08:05] soe [08:05] sjoe too [08:05] peeps dont all have money [08:05] Maaz with cremora [08:05] Ah! At last someone with taste [08:05] Maaz and milk [08:05] Now you're talking [08:05] Maaz coffee for all [08:05] Come on ya buncha geeks. Rock up with your mugs with the correct amount of sugar added already [08:06] hey Maaz [08:07] do something with your life - come fetch my cup and refill it [08:07] Coffee's ready for Kilos! [08:07] Maaz ty [08:07] You are welcome Kilos [08:07] Maaz rusks please [08:07] behind the calender on top of the fridge, but dont tell everyone Kilos [08:42] hi TinuvaMac [08:43] morning Kilos [08:43] ohi Kerbero hows things [08:46] hi magellanic [08:47] heya [08:49] if anyone wants to catch a repeat of our scaleconf talk: http://www.meetup.com/Cape-Town-SPIN/events/221097641/ [08:49] next Wed evening in town (Cpt) [09:07] wb spinza [09:25] anyone here run their own web server? [09:25] I have a question [09:25] nope [09:25] ThatGraemeGuy: By the way, Kilos on freenode told me "tell ThatGraemeGuy Nice move adding the /spawn in so peeps can see it immediately. and your reactor switch rocks" 18 hours, 3 minutes and 59 seconds ago [09:25] we run hundreds for other people, but none of my own :-p [09:25] lol [09:26] figured you would come up with a jab my side [09:26] tell me - any issues wtih CryptoPHP that you've picked up? [09:26] and if so - how to you find / remove? [09:26] *do [09:26] never heard of it [09:27] it's a botnet [09:27] almost exclusively installed via nulled WP / Joomla templates / plugins [09:27] I guess our clients are good at keeping updated [09:28] keeping updated isn't relevant here [09:28] last time we had any sort of remote exploit it was an old version of moodle on an old version of PHP [09:30] what platform do you guys host on? [09:30] Linux / Win ? [09:30] debian [09:31] ok [09:34] FYI [09:34] https://foxitsecurity.files.wordpress.com/2014/11/cryptophp-whitepaper-foxsrt-v4.pdf [09:37] tl;dr pay for your themes [09:38] indeed [09:38] our team don't deal with the small "mom-n-pop shop" type sites, so I doubt we'd have an issue with this [09:39] you guys do servers only? [09:39] ie, not normal hosting, just dedicated servers? [09:40] not exactly [09:40] so you get shared hosting, where you get some web space and mail [09:40] good day all [09:40] and you get dedi where its much the same except you aren't sharing [09:40] hi magespawn [09:40] hi magespawn [09:40] lo magespawn [09:40] dedi allows for a little bit of customisation but not a lot [09:41] I know [09:41] then we have the truserv, which is the root server, we give you hardware, you do what you want on it [09:41] my team is somewhere between that and a managed dedi [09:41] ah ok [09:42] so we take one or more truservs and fully manage it for you, with more flexibility in customisation [09:42] http://www.hetzner.co.za/customhosting [09:44] That new datacentre of yours is pretty [09:44] #jealous [09:45] that is funny [09:46] ? [09:46] I saw the article on the broadband forums [09:46] quite an impressive place. [09:46] i see yuppiechef is a hetzner customer [09:46] not sure what is so funny [09:46] squirm works for them, small world [09:47] magespawn: indeed we do [09:47] oh right :) [09:48] mildly amusing, ;) [09:53] ai! now trello gold hits us [09:54] i cant even keep up with the plastic one [10:08] ThatGraemeGuy: What does DE stand for at the traffic section of the web hosting ? [10:08] Deutschland [10:08] k [10:09] Looking at some of that web hosting packages of yours , very good [10:10] hosting at Hetzner Germany is mostly a hold-over from the days when international traffic was insanely expensive, so if you had something with mostly non-local users you could host it in Germany for cheaper, but still deal with the local support/billing/etc team [10:14] The only thing I can't seem to see is how much international bandwidth one get [10:15] I'm on this page btw : http://www.hetzner.co.za/webhosting/business/basic [10:15] ohi [10:16] there is no distinction between local and international bandwidth [10:26] https://www.hetzner.co.za/dedicated-servers/buyersguide/data-centres, video tour thingy added for those who may be interested [10:36] interesting. [10:59] hi Zafig [11:00] hi Kilos [11:00] Can you please perhaps advise me on an 'issue'? [11:01] if i can one of the other will [11:01] whats the prob [11:01] Thanks [11:01] i cannot use my system-config-samba [11:02] I'll post my output from terminal [11:02] david@david-MS-7817:~$ gksudo system-config-samba [11:02] File "/usr/sbin/system-config-samba", line 45, in [11:02] mainWindow.MainWindow(debug_flag) [11:02] File "/usr/share/system-config-samba/mainWindow.py", line 82, in __init__ [11:02] self.samba_data = sambaParser.SambaParser(self) [11:02] File "/usr/share/system-config-samba/sambaParser.py", line 185, in __init__ [11:02] self.parseFile () [11:02] File "/usr/share/system-config-samba/sambaParser.py", line 225, in parseFile [11:02] token = self.createToken (line, section) [11:02] File "/usr/share/system-config-samba/sambaParser.py", line 310, in createToken [11:02] name, value = line.split ("=", 1) [11:02] ValueError: need more than 1 value to unpack [11:02] david@david-MS-7817:~$ [11:02] david@david-MS-7817:~$ sudo system-config-samba [11:02] [sudo] password for david: [11:02] (system-config-samba:3775): IBUS-WARNING **: The owner of /home/david/.config/ibus/bus is not root! [11:02] Traceback (most recent call last): [11:02] use http://slexy.org for big chunks of text please [11:02] File "/usr/sbin/system-config-samba", line 45, in [11:02] mainWindow.MainWindow(debug_flag) [11:02] File "/usr/share/system-config-samba/mainWindow.py", line 82, in __init__ [11:02] self.samba_data = sambaParser.SambaParser(self) [11:02] File "/usr/share/system-config-samba/sambaParser.py", line 185, in __init__ [11:02] self.parseFile () [11:02] File "/usr/share/system-config-samba/sambaParser.py", line 225, in parseFile [11:02] ugh [11:02] token = self.createToken (line, section) [11:02] File "/usr/share/system-config-samba/sambaParser.py", line 310, in createToken [11:02] Zafig you should paste that kind of stuff at http://pasteboard.co [11:02] name, value = line.split ("=", 1) [11:02] ValueError: need more than 1 value to unpack [11:02] david@david-MS-7817:~$ [11:03] Use pastebin :| [11:03] Zafig copy paste all of that on http://pasteboard.co [11:03] then just give the link here [11:03] okay I'll try, thanks, hang on I do it now [11:04] I've just gone to your link KIlos, on pastboard, but cannot see what to do next [11:04] Oh, must I use an image? [11:04] you paste all the info into it then tick submit [11:04] no text is good [11:04] does it take 'text'? [11:04] yes [11:05] oh i have the wrong thing i think [11:05] http://bin.snyman.info [11:05] thats the one sorry [11:05] okay thanks, I'll try new link [11:06] okay here is the link: [11:06] http://bin.snyman.info/9zw4u [11:06] cool ty now you have to be patient till someone that understand it can sort it for you [11:07] thanks, thats okay, I'll hang on ... [11:10] sounds like an invalid config file, did you manually edit it at some point? [11:11] pastebin the config (note the bin, not here) :p [11:16] yes i did manually edit. How do I call up the config file, as a text? [11:17] use gedit or kedit or something [11:17] or nano [11:18] * Kilos likes nano [11:18] vim! [11:18] thanks. sorry, but whats the full samba config name [11:18] lol vim is for clever peeps [11:18] I think it's /etc/samba/smb.conf [11:18] "I've been using vim for 23 years. Mostly because I can't figure out how to exit it" -- Anonymous [11:18] ty [11:19] lol [11:20] or, run testparm, might point to where the issue is quicker [11:21] http://bin.snyman.info/93s87 [11:21] sorry for the delay ... [11:22] share_u_2_u, looks like it might have needed to be [share_u_2_u] [11:22] I manually changed/added the lines, 261 to 268 [11:23] must I put it in square brackets? [11:23] lol @ ThatGraemeGuy [11:23] Zafig: yes [11:23] okay, ty, I'll give it a go [11:24] Zafig you should hang out here more often, one learns just by watching others sort things [11:28] Thanks, I tried to edit it using this command: gksudo gkedit /etc/samba/smb.conf, but it wont work [11:29] then use vim :p careful though, it's like hotel california, you can check out, but you can never leave :D [11:30] should that not be "sudo gedit ..." [11:30] okay,not sure if I've got vim installed [11:30] ok, i'll try sudo gedit ... [11:31] http://vim-adventures.com/ is for all you vim noobs :) [11:31] "adventures" you say [11:31] its a game that teaches you vim keys [11:32] ah [11:32] I tried the sudo gedit .... and it worked [11:32] need one that does sublime and android studio shortcuts rather [11:32] :D [11:32] awesome [11:32] the SQUARE BRACKETS were the answer, it now works! [11:33] Thanks a lot you blokes! [11:34] Without yout input I'd never have worked it out. Gotta get on now, its been a very helpful pit-stop .... [11:34] so all the best and cheers til next time [11:37] lol [11:37] well done magellanic [11:39] was a simple issue, it's gonna be a long road ahead for him... [11:39] shame [11:40] it's all good, it's worth the struggle, and we'll help [11:41] ya but better if peeps hang here rather than only coming when they need help [11:42] depends, I go into chans on freenode to ask, then chuck :p [12:23] oh my @BodyDivineSA following ubuntuza on the tweet plce [12:50] hi drussell hows davy and co. [12:50] Kilos: good! you? [12:50] good ty [12:53] wb Padroni [12:53] hi [12:53] ty [13:01] odd [13:01] nothing loads my side... [13:01] ah [13:01] such as? [13:01] nvm [13:01] we're back [13:01] lol [13:02] wb Zafig [13:02] ty [13:03] Kilos, just wanted to tell y'all that my Samba home networking and printing is working well. Thanks for help! [13:04] you are welcome. you can make this channel one of your favourites and maybe help the next guy [13:05] thanks .... could be dangerous !! [13:05] lol nono its dangerous when i help [13:05] how do you make a favourite channel? [13:05] im a greeter bot [13:05] lol [13:05] what irc client are you using [13:05] xchat [13:06] hmm... where you put in the channels to join you add what channels you want separated by a , [13:07] found it ... right clicked on the .... and there it was. Done [13:07] cool [13:07] ty [13:08] yw [13:08] welcome to ubuntu-za [13:09] TY, yep it certainly helps to have some kollective knowledge at hand in time of need ... [13:09] yeah [13:09] Ubuntu is great, but if you stray off the beaten track it can be daunting [13:09] lol [13:11] i'll be on my way again. Got try and sort some other issues. Might even come back here for them. Cheers for now and all the best ... [13:11] anytime [13:11] go well [13:11] BFN, ty [13:55] Hey Kilos - I just created an underground greenhouse for growing wheat [13:55] Except I went a little literal and used green light sources [13:55] cool [14:01] Also Kilos - been messing with it for like 2 hours and I'm only at 58MB [14:07] thats better ya [14:08] when its a big world like ours it will surely use more [14:09] 3 reactors and maybe 4 quarries and so on [14:09] and uv power to everyone [14:13] hi kulelu88 [14:14] sjoe inetpro sukkel julle nog steeds? [14:17] Yeah, might be because of Technics and Mesacon mods. They're pretty heavy [14:17] Kilos: uh? [14:17] I openly avoid them since they're hell on servers [14:20] Hello [14:20] I installed minetest. what do I do now [14:20] somebody threw kaka on cecil rhodes statue in cape town :D [14:21] lol [14:22] you run the game then choose client and enter mt.donaldson.za.net in there and click connect [14:24] * inetpro needs help with Trello and JSON [14:25] inetpro you havent left any messages there [14:25] i dunno json [14:25] no password for the server?? [14:26] nope its your choice. i dont use one [14:26] Kilos: ah good idea, maybe if I add a 'To Do' then someone will help me [14:26] maybe [14:27] i look there first thing in the mornings [14:27] how long does it take to join? am I downloading something? [14:27] but you need to get clever peeps with what you do [14:27] JSON is quite simple actually. [14:27] ya its getting stuff [14:27] easier to understand than SQL [14:31] kulelu88 the first login takes a while but not more than 5 mins [14:32] it's taking a long while [14:32] what does it say? media [14:32] connecting to server [14:33] no man something not right [14:33] you put in mt.donaldson.za.net and next block should show 3000 [14:37] oh no I used a different port [14:37] 3000 or 30000? [14:37] 30000 [14:38] sorry [14:38] should my firewall be unblocking anything? [14:38] is it still battling [14:40] perpetually connecting. what does it say after connecting to server?? [14:40] then it gets media [14:40] did you get the latest minetest? [14:41] mine logs in in about 15 seconds [14:41] im on .12 version [14:41] sjoe [14:41] so it's the latest [14:41] im on .11 [14:41] let me unblock it from the firewall [14:42] can it be the firewall? [14:42] blocking incoming port possibly [14:44] kulelu88: I like simple, maybe I just need to get a push start [14:45] inetpro: are you also using a firewall? what rule did you add? [14:45] What I would like is a simple way to get just a text listing from any Trello list of just the description in each card [14:45] kulelu88: why? [14:46] oh different things we talking about @ inetpro [14:46] oops... [14:46] * inetpro starts reading backlogs [14:46] inetpro: upload an example of the JSON and I will write you a script that does that [14:46] inetpro did you also get the email for trello gold? [14:47] he cant get into our minetest game pro [14:48] eeh it was the firewall [14:48] i'm in now [14:48] lol [14:48] Kilos: at this stage I have a number of months of gold already [14:49] oh my i just got the email today [14:50] * inetpro using trello for several other projects [14:50] only realised later, every time I add another member email address and the person subscribes I get another month of gold [14:51] kulelu88: are you on our trello list? [14:52] Kilos: I'm not sure whether I really need gold though [14:52] kulelu88: https://trello.com/b/GKXXiBxU/ubuntu-south-africa-loco [14:52] oom you ran away as I was about to come stab you [14:53] no violence man [14:53] lol [14:55] u left the place? I wanted to see how to build [14:55] imthere man [14:56] kulelu88: you can get the JSON of our board if you go to our board's Menu | Share, Print, and Export | Export JSON [14:57] ya better do that first. ill logout mean time [14:58] inetpro: what would you like me to do here? [14:58] extract the descriptions? [14:58]