[05:32] morning guys [06:11] morning nsnzero and all others [07:07] morning all [07:11] good evening [07:26] hi thatgraemeguy [07:26] and evening inetpro, any new news from oom Kilos? [07:35] * nlsthzn is out of the loop, everything OK with uncle Kilos? [08:05] nlsthzn: he waiting at steve biko to get something done... inetpro has the ful details [08:06] he is * [08:11] ok thx chesedo [11:32] guys for some reason I can't connect to my sftp server on my vm anymore [11:32] it was working before I think [11:32] I just added a new user for it but the server's not accepting the connection so I think I need to open port 21 [11:34] or not... ufw command not recognized [11:50] jerit can you log with the previous username / password ? [12:14] nsnzero: I never saved the credentials so I don't know what the previous username/password is [12:24] Hello ubuntu-za [12:25] What do you guys use to monitor your external internet link? exclude Nagios,Zabbix and Cacti. [12:29] sakhi: try iftop [12:29] nethogs [12:37] sakhi: what do you mean by monitor? [12:49] later guys - home time === jerit_ is now known as jerit === MaNL is now known as MaNI [18:27] good evening all [18:47] nsnzero: good evening [18:50] hey superfly . you working full-time now? [18:52] hi there smile , kulelu88 and superfly [18:52] :DD [18:53] * smile feels good [18:53] and tired :D [18:55] glad to hear about the good , cant help the tired though [18:56] hey nsnzero [18:56] still coding python? nsnzero [18:57] yes , but taking a detour - learning the big daddy C++ [18:57] nsnzero: want to join me and learn a better big daddy? :D [18:58] i read about D [18:58] nsnzero: nim-lang.org [18:58] I wrote some code in it already [19:00] nim formally know as nimrod led me to this beautiful language- > gnome Genie [19:01] nsnzero: I saw Genie, but it is *dead* [19:03] according to its developer its still alive - just that its a subset of vala - and there is little documentation on it [19:04] for those who wish to check it out https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/Genie [19:06] i really prefer the simple languages rather than the newer complex ones with many concepts [19:11] newer is a nice euphamism for it, I prefer to call them hipster languages :) [19:12] hi MaNI - so true [19:13] and many of the newer hipster languages are written in C all because C/D/E didn't have a feature [19:13] kulelu88: nope, still unemployed [19:15] superfly got any programming experience ? [19:16] nsnzero: well, I started with QBasic when I was about 10... and I'm 36 and my preffered job title is "Python Developer", so I could say I have a little programming experience :-) [19:16] *preferred [19:17] superfly: why dont you register on bug crowd - good money for bug hunting [19:18] nsnzero: I'd prefer a salaried job here in the US, because Obamacare [19:20] superfly: what type of employment you prefer ? [19:21] I'm looking for a job as a senior developer, preferably backend, writing Python [19:22] superfly: have you tried searching on stack exchange they have a job seekers / employment section [19:22] yup, and Indeed.com and a few others [19:22] I applied for a position at Canonical on Monday [19:23] How did you get a US emigration visa without an upfront job lined up? I thought they were super strict on that [19:23] MaNI: I'm married to an American :-) [19:23] oh right [19:24] took 3 months to get my permanent residence [19:24] superfly: its stackoverlow not stack exchange [19:24] nsnzero: yep, I know, my profile is on there [19:26] nsnzero: http://stackoverflow.com/story/raoulsnyman [19:27] nice picture [19:29] superfly: http://stackoverflow.com/jobs/133479/software-engineer-noom?a=ILpzqfRndcI&so=i&offset=22&total=25&q=python&l=america&d=2 if you near new york [19:30] nsnzero: Unfortunately that's on the other side of the country [19:32] i will keep an eye out for you superfly [19:32] thanks nsnzero [19:32] all the best with the canonical job application though [19:38] superfly: do you understand the context of this: https://github.com/vysheng/tg/wiki/Scripting-notes [19:40] kulelu88: yes, I think so [19:40] superfly: I am attempting to build a superset on top of the CLI app [19:41] right [19:42] can you explain how I would add a function to messages I send and receive, just before sending/receiving them? [19:48] kulelu88: tgl.on_msg_receive(msg) to process the received message [19:48] perhaps I could just parse the message after receiving it :think_face: [19:53] the above function can be used to catch the received message so you can parse it [19:53] I wonder. Let me give it a try [19:54] but for send i only see this method peer.send_msg (text, reply=msg_id, preview=bool) that means you will have to add a function to edited the message before calling it [19:56] try it kulelu88 - i am out for the night - good luck [19:56] nsnzero: I could wrap the send function over the over one [19:59] yes like def msg_sender(text, reply=msg_id, preview=bool): [20:00] bye! :) [20:01] your code then call peer.send_msg (text, reply=msg_id, [20:01] preview=bool) [20:01] to send it [20:01] nsnzero: do you have telegram? [20:02] no i dont kulelu88 cos it doesnt have a cli client and i couldnt edited it to match my desktop colour scheme [20:02] nsnzero: the link to the github is the CLI client 0.o [20:06] not the cli i wanted - its not interactive - you have to check messages manually [20:06] nsnzero: you can put it into a loop to check messages [20:07] or i can just use wire [20:07] I was hoping to test my project-idea with someone [20:09] if it cli just use 2 different username/password on your pc that why you can spot problems immediately [20:10] you need 2 telegram accounts :P [20:14] maybe tomorrow i can help you out with something [20:14] falling asleep now on my keyoard now [20:15] bye nsnzero