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02 November 2007

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--- Log opened Fri Nov 02 00:00:02 2007
--- Day changed Fri Nov 02 2007
00:00 <****> karsten: yes, but we're talking seq and {1..10} stuff here... that's fairly integer-based ;)
00:00 <****> just perl for anything more complex than an init script, :)
00:00 <****> themill: Still, stuff like "for i in $( seq 10); do ...; done" or "for i in {1..10}; do ...; done" is damned convenient.
00:00 <****> while i'm here, how knowlegable are you guys with 1Gbps networks?
00:00 <****> themill: What about my need for irrational sequences!
00:00 <****> karsten: yes, but less portable for dudydoo's purposes, it seems.
00:00 <****> themill: Yes.
00:01 <****> dudydoo: just ask your real question.
00:01 <****> dudydoo: ... and you'll find out.
00:01 <****> Which is better: defoma or fc-cache?
00:04 <****> what is up with locales on sid? broken?!
00:04 <****> ok, i have 2 debian sarge pc's with d-link dge-528t 1Gbps nics that use the r8169.ko module. both are setup and working fine. all pc's are connected to a 1Gbps switch and connected at 1gig as indidcated by the lights on the cards and switch. debian reports that the cards are connected at the correct speed, however of i do a file transfer between the 2 debian boxes, i get a rate of only 12.5MB/s which indicates 100Mbp
00:05 <****> dudydoo: what does ethtool say?
00:05 <****> 1000Mbps
00:06 <****> 6
00:07 <****> file transfer with what protocol?
00:07 <****> ssh
00:07 <****> and scp
00:07 <****> does making a symlink from withing a ftp folder to a other folder allowes you to access this other folder trough ftp?
00:07 <****> what frame size, and what kind of cards (PCI, PCI-E, etc)
00:07 <****> dudydoo: use pure ftp or such and jumbo frames
00:08 <****> acemo: depends on the config of the ftp server
00:08 <****> wols: frame size i don't know, PCI cards
00:08 <****> with PCI cards you can never use full 1GBit speeds
00:08 <****> wols: what should i be looking for when trying to configure it so it works?
00:09 <****> really? how come
00:09 <****> could you recommend any good sftp server (preferably installable via apt-get)?
00:09 <****> also, a realtek card never really reaches linespeed eithre: cards are way too crappy for that
00:09 <****> SDr: ssh
00:09 <****> SDr: there is only one. ssh
00:09 <****> !sftp
00:09 <****> hmm... sftp is a program that provides ftp-like functionality over an ssh2 tunnel. "apt-get install ssh". see http://winscp.net/ for a windows sftp client
00:09 <****> if i do a transfer between 2 win xp pc's on the lan it's much faster
00:10 <****> ssh transfer too?
00:10 <****> and if so: same CPUs/hardware?
00:10 <****> realtek, you get what you payfor. :) the 8139C+ are pretty value good imo for 100mbit. But I like the modern intel ether express pro cards better.
00:10 <****> not tried, that's just smb/cifs
00:10 <****> s/value good/good value/
00:10 <****> yes, same hardware
00:11 <****> you do know that with ssh your cpu has to encrypt and decrypt?
00:11 <****> yes
00:11 <****> wols: Well, generally, one or the other, only, unless you're ssh'ing localhost.
00:12 <****> I use blowfish for bulk transfers
00:12 <****> karsten: sender encrypts, receiver decrypts
00:12 <****> wols: That's the usual protocol.
00:12 <****> Supaplex: I use netcat for bulk transfers, if security's not a concern.
00:12 <****> karsten: yea, or that :)
00:12 <****> in debian is there a firewall that can prevent connections on port 5432? (postgresql port)
00:12 <****>
00:13 <****> wols: thanks for the tip, im pretty close to getting it to work now :)
00:13 <****> MauL^: iptables
00:13 <****> I mean by defaul. because I cannot connect
00:13 <****> MauL^: no
00:13 <****> MauL^: check your config, it might be listening on 127.0.0.1 or not at all
00:13 <****> netstat -anp |grep 5432
00:13 <****> is soething listening?
00:13 <****> thanks for the help guys, off to sleep now
00:13 <****> Supaplex, hmm I did already. anyway thanks
00:14 <****> tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:5432 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 5110/postmaster
00:14 <****> unix 2 [ ACC ] STREAM LISTENING 15450 5110/postmaster /tmp/.s.PGSQL.5432
00:14 <****> supaplex... that game runs on linux? =)
00:15 <****> does that mean that my linux box does not listen for remote connections?
00:15 <****> acemo, is it DOS game? if so - run it in dosbox
00:15 <****> acemo: I still have the version I ran in 1993, and I refuse to run it on anything but my trusty 386sx16 (due to timing)
00:16 <****> it might run in dosemu. I haven't tried it yet.
00:17 <****> dosbox plx
00:18 <****> acemo: there's a rocks+diamonds one someplace, but I found the timing and interaction to be too different for my taste. hence the trusty 386 :)
00:18 <****> hehe okay :)
00:19 <****> arghh going mad
00:19 <****> eggdrop just refuses to compile altogether on debian etch with ssl support
00:19 <****> and boy does it make me angry
00:20 <****> compiles file, linking dies
00:20 <****> and i know its evolving eround md5 and openssl
00:20 <****> libssl, md5 crypto and openssl dependancies are all present
00:20 <****> please if anyone has a suggestion i'm listening
00:20 <****> Azio: show us. http://rafb.net/paste do you have -dev packages for them installed to?
00:20 <****> I've tried --configure=/usr/local
00:20 <****> yeah Supaplex
00:21 <****> its actually the same as the FBSD issue
00:21 * Azio grabs url
00:21 <****> brb, nature calls. :-x
00:21 <****> :)
00:21 <****> how can i allow a user to do "ulimit -n xxxx"?
00:22 <****> 
00:22 <****> is there a gnome equivalent for kile
00:23 <****> heh
00:23 <****> http://rafb.net/p/5hxI0626.html
00:23 <****> Not sure what to do, short of spending a few days going through the headers
00:23 <****> lol
00:24 <****> Supaplex: this is the actual `solution` http://forum.egghelp.org/viewtopic.php?p=76836
00:24 <****> but i don't get it
00:24 <****> how can you install openssl twice, libssl-dev? cause i've already done that
00:26 <****> im gonna try ./configure --with-ssl=/usr/local/ssl
00:26 <****> desperateh eheh
00:26 <****> configure: error: You requested SSL support, but OpenSSL was not found. Please supply a pathname to OpenSSL
00:26 <****> oooh
00:27 <****> oh no thats going backwards
00:27 <****> configure finds ssl to start wwith goddamnit! :<

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