[05:02] Maaz: tell Kilos good morning [05:02] superfly: Okay, I'll tell Kilos on freenode [05:13] morning superfly [05:14] Lekker geslaap, oom? [05:14] ja dankie. ek hoop jy het ook genoeg slaap gekry [05:15] Ja, dankie [05:28] Kilos: so what's on the cards for today? [05:29] well hoping to benchmark the lappy stanard drive and the 128g ssd [05:29] and do some more work trying to get ians router working with 3g [05:30] you at work superfly ? [05:30] No, still on the train [05:30] ah [05:31] will see if the benchmarking thing slows stuff down [05:31] oh and a pile of mails to read as well [05:35] Mr Popular [05:35] nono [05:35] most are alternative health and mails about bad peeps running the world [05:36] and new members applying without wiki pages etc [05:37] hows the family superfly ? [05:37] They're good. No complaints. [05:38] yay [05:39] Trying to convince the little lady that crawling is easier and faster than scooting around on her bum. [05:39] lol [05:39] She can crawl, she just chooses not to. [05:39] they so cute when they do that [05:41] mornings [05:41] hi thatgraemeguy [06:02] inetpro good morning [06:59] ola all [06:59] hi chesedo [07:44] morning all [07:59] good morning [08:18] Kilos? [08:18] hi magespawn [08:18] sorry trying to install teamviewer so i can see what ian is doing [08:20] teamviewer on linux [08:20] ? [08:20] ya [08:20] there is a .deb for that, download and open with archive manager [08:21] from the teamviewer website [08:21] i have it [08:21] and? [08:21] but when i tried to install it hid the install window behind the dolphin window so i couldnt see and click install [08:22] just found it [08:22] ahh, so all good then? [08:26] hi Wolfeyes [08:26] yeah magespawn getting there [08:26] Hi Kilos and Everyone else [08:27] he is installing squid on server [08:27] hi Wolfeyes [08:27] hey magespawn [08:27] Kilos: Ian/ [08:27] ? [08:27] My name - Ian [08:27] lol [08:28] squid as a proxy server? [08:28] What is the difference between the two? [08:28] I thought squid was a proxy server. [08:29] it can also do web caching, so that you save data, also web filtering etc [08:31] I think squid would be the better option then as they want web filtering, all staff only allowed on one website and certain staff of all websites. [08:32] Wolfeyes: let me know how it goes, i am interested in your results [08:32] When it is completed lol - sure. [08:33] i think there is a lot of setup to do regarding the web filtering [08:33] Oh boy. [08:34] i had a brief look at it, and resolved to go back when i had more time, which has not happened yet [08:34] lol [08:34] I know that feeling very well [08:38] busy with upgrading an asteriskNOW/FreePBX install [08:39] That is one of those projects when I had more time I would look at it lol [08:40] After this I think I will look at the rasberry pi first though. [08:44] do you have one Wolfeyes ? [08:47] I want t get one, I have two seperate applications I want to get them to work on. [08:49] i just got a pi b+, works like a bomb, wolfram mathematica is giving me some licence issues [08:49] pi 2 b+ [08:49] i see they have just release the version 3 [08:50] for $35 so about R600 [08:51] R640 at RS [08:52] That is reasonable for what I want to do with it. [08:53] http://za.rs-online.com/web/p/processor-microcontroller-development-kits/8968660/ [08:56] ty bushtech_ [09:02] thats me done, got to go, chat later all [09:37] there are also some docker squid images if one does not feel like the hasle to set one up [09:38] althought the setup is the easiest imo - it is the iptable rules that are hard to figure out [09:38] when using intercept mode [10:35] hello [10:38] hi magespawn [11:01] hi theblazehen [11:01] Kilos asleep again? [11:35] was eating sorry [12:24] lol, no problem Kilos, just giving you a little stick === qwebirc32940 is now known as iqbal [13:28] hi [13:29] pack time. chat later all, cheers [14:16] hi iqbal [14:24] hmm... i fall asleep and so does everyone else [14:37] Kilos, on your keyboard and awake to your machine beeping like crazy? [14:38] lol [14:38] lol [14:57] hi kmf [14:58] hi Kilos [14:58] any news sir? [15:02] no sorry nothing yet [15:03] aw i thought they would have approved use of he logo by now [15:06] it's the use of the name :) [15:06] ok well if they dont give it right off we start nagging [15:08] :D === SilverCode_ is now known as SilverCode === qwebirc33049 is now known as iqbal [15:48] hi [15:48] you winning iqbal ? [15:48] \sorry ive missed you [15:49] np [15:49] i've upgraded to 14.04, my WiFi is working [15:49] sometimes i sleep and others i act like im awake [15:49] great [15:49] ;) [15:50] i've installed Synaptics Package Manager [15:50] thats good [15:50] that has all the packages in it [15:51] and can install remove upgrade and fix broken packages [15:51] I'm on IRC Channel via Mozilla Firefox [15:51] get an irc client like xchat [15:52] it is in synaptic [15:52] which one? [15:53] open synaptic and type xchat in the little search block top right i think it is [15:53] done [15:53] there's a list [15:54] then tick the block left of xchat and tick the install arrow ate the top [15:55] just tick the top one [15:55] it will install whatever else is needed [15:56] ok, downloading [15:57] done [15:57] you can use synaptic to do all needed upgrades etc as well [15:57] ok [15:58] you tick the reload button the mark all upgrades button the the apply arrow [15:58] done [15:59] ok [15:59] which network do i connect to? [15:59] in the dash type in xchat [15:59] done [15:59] freenode and server chat.freenode.net [16:00] and add channel #ubuntu-za [16:01] hi [16:01] hi [16:01] well done [16:01] cool [16:01] thanks [16:02] i closed the firefox one [16:02] you will find just about everything you need in synaptic [16:02] i saw [16:02] so, what do i need? [16:02] now fix your nickname [16:03] type in /nick iqbal === iqbal_ is now known as iqbal [16:03] all depends what you need [16:04] for movies and music install vlc [16:04] is there Google Earth? Maps? [16:05] googleearth-package [16:05] do i need an antivirus/ malware? [16:05] in synaptic [16:05] no [16:05] just install gufw [16:06] thats a good grahic firewall [16:06] ok [16:06] something like ccleaner? [16:06] not needed [16:07] great [16:07] thanks, much appreciated [16:07] you are welcome [16:12] http://bin.snyman.info/mmm57275 [16:13] My understanding is this is my network interfaces, why is there three if I only have two network points? [16:14] looks like everyone is on their ways home [16:14] theblazehen ? [16:16] Wolfeyes: Is one of them lo? [16:16] yes sir [16:16] Kilos: Who runs the bin? [16:16] ther fly [16:16] Wolfeyes: That's just loopback, so 127.0.0.1. The others are your actual interfaces [16:17] ah, cool thank you [16:17] That makes more sense now [16:17] Ok, nevermind. The dns was down for a bit, back up now [16:17] It's a pleasure Wolfeyes [16:17] ah [16:17] theblazehen Wolfeyes is my son [16:18] Kilos: Ah, okay [16:19] and he is old so be patient [16:19] hehe [16:20] hi Kilos [16:20] hi iqbal [16:21] * chesedo now has an even scarier image of Kilos with a son named Wolfeyes :P [16:21] lol [16:22] lol [16:22] i'm used to Chrome and Android...how is Chromium vs Firefox? [16:22] you can use chrome in ubuntu [16:23] how? [16:23] i dont use firefox i use opera-browser [16:23] ok [16:23] im sure chrome is in synaptic [16:24] might be called google-chrome [16:24] Maaz google how to install google chrome on 14.04 [16:24] Kilos: "Beginner: How to Install Google Chrome in Ubuntu 14.04" http://www.howtogeek.com/203768/beginner-how-to-install-google-chrome-in-ubuntu-14.04/ :: "software installation - How to install Google Chrome? - Ask Ubuntu" http://askubuntu.com/questions/510056/how-to-install-google-chrome :: "Installing Chrome on Ubuntu 14.04 - Ask Ubuntu" [16:24] http://askubuntu.com/questions/642758/installing-chrome-on-ubuntu-14-04 :: "Install or Upgrade Google Chrome 48 on… [16:24] iqbal ^^ [16:27] thanks, when i click on the link, it doesn't do anything? i thought it would open in my browser? [16:27] it should [16:27] right click copy the link and paste it in your browser [16:28] i've installed the Chromium Browser. is it the same like Chrome? [16:30] i think chrome is similar to chromium [16:30] maybe im wrong but i thought chromium was out first [16:32] iqbal: chromium is chrome with some of the closed source google stuff taken out AFAIK [16:51] hi fusionsparc [16:52] Hi Kilos...doing well? [16:53] yes ty and you? [16:57] Doing well.. :) [16:57] Have you played with Ubuntu 16.04 I think... [16:57] nope [16:58] Watched some youtube vids on features, not enough to switch in my opinion.. [16:58] Whats the frequincy of updates for kubuntu a year? [16:59] lots [16:59] all ubuntu updates often to keep secure [16:59] I mean ver. update... [16:59] lts every 2 years [17:00] ah [17:00] and every 6 months on non lts [17:00] I see.. [17:00] You running Lts of short term? [17:00] lts [17:01] i must go eat [17:01] wbb [17:01] enjoy [17:23] fusionsparc if you dont have data cap ofr costs to worry about its actually exciting upgrading every 6 months [17:25] lol..isn't the short term release normally the beta releases? [17:25] no they have final releases [17:26] i see.. [17:27] might look into that.. [17:28] if you have two pcs then keeping lts to lts is good on one and the other used for checking all the new stuff [17:28] with every new release, do you need to install from scratch or upgrade existing release? [17:28] you can upgrade [17:28] ok [17:32] only have one pc so still contemplating it. [17:32] lol [17:33] bbl...dinner time.. [17:33] enjoy [17:45] http://bin.snyman.info/mmm9ttsc [17:45] when I have this written in interfaces it works [17:46] good [17:47] http://bin.snyman.info/mmmmmvt5 [17:47] and this doesn't work [17:48] lol use what makes it work [17:48] Can someone explain why please [17:48] it has to be static [17:49] when it is dynamic run `ifconfig` and base the static of that [17:49] lets hear what the clever peeps say [17:49] would that setup change more if I am using arno's iptables? [17:49] goes to look [17:52] http://bin.snyman.info/mmmnxr5n [17:52] this is the working dynamic [17:53] with "ifconfig" [17:54] most of the static then seems correct... just can't confirm gateway and network [17:55] although thing network might need to be a subset [17:55] why does it have to be static? [17:56] because it is going to be a server on a network, and all the computers will have their own ip address. [17:56] this the internal nic? [17:57] nic? [17:57] interface [17:57] yes [17:57] the server will run the firewall and squid to the other computers [17:59] try setting network to 192.168.1.0 [17:59] Will do [17:59] will the computers also have static addresses? [18:00] * chesedo 's server ends that way [18:00] yes they will [18:01] brb testing [18:01] oh this is the server (gateway) so set gateway to its address too [18:05] Okay that didn't work. [18:05] oh this is the server (gateway) so set gateway to its address too [18:07] Wouldn't the gateway be the router ip which is 192.168.1.1? (Just a question) [18:08] umm, is your setup from the inside: computers -> server -> router? [18:08] yes [18:09] brb [18:09] so the router is the gateway for the server, and the server is then the gateway for the computers [18:16] stupid question, after changing ip's etc, does one need to restart the interface or it updates by default? [18:17] fusionsparc: think the connection needs to be re-establised [18:17] i see.. [18:18] at least for static ones [18:18] night all. sleep tight [18:18] chers kilos.. [18:18] night Kilos [18:30] good evening [18:42] Hi everyone [18:42] hi Cryterion [18:43] Heya magespawn. How things [18:44] good and you? [18:44] All good. Just bit tired. 8hr drives take there toll [18:45] that they do [18:45] And have another one in the morning grr [18:46] where are you driving from and to? that must almost limpopo to cape town [18:46] ^be [18:47] Witbank back to durbs [18:48] well at least it is a relatively nice road [18:48] which way do you go, before i make that statement [18:48] ? [18:50] There's not much of a shortcut. Both routes about the same. I'll decide in the morning. Can either hit middleburg then down via newcastle. Or head to jhb then via heidelburg [18:52] i recently did some cross country driving, and it was beneficial for me to stay on the toll roads even though there was a cheaper route, only took 6 hours from Komaatipoort to Klerksdorp [18:53] Won't hit jhb. There's a route off n12 going direct to heidelburg [18:53] yes i use that one a bit when going to kelrksdorp from hluhluwe [18:54] Yeah. I tried the country roads on way up today [18:55] they are always a bit of a risk, last time i hit about 50 km of detour, that had been there so long the detour needed to be fixed [18:57] Thinking off going the middleburg route down n11. That way i stop in on a job someone else is driving up for [18:58] two birds with one stone? [18:58] Think 90% of upgrades on n11 are done now anyway. And yeah two birds one stone [19:01] seems like a long way to drive for a job, wouldn't local be cheaper? [19:02] No one capable. [19:02] ahh i see, as always [19:02] There's major power problems in witbank atm [19:03] Power was out where i am for about 3hrs earlier [19:04] joy and happiness [19:05] quite ironic, really [19:06] Had a controllers entire psu system blown last week due to switching surges between genset and eskom +-10 times a night [19:06] no ups? or is that not possible? [19:13] bed time-ish,good night all [19:13] Night [20:44] everyone sleeping already [20:44] ai! [21:15] good night