--- Day changed --- Log opened Sun Feb 03 23:59:02 2008 00:03 < werdna> !rr 00:03 -!- werdna was kicked from #linode by linbot [BANG!] 00:03 * linbot reloads and spins the chambers. 00:04 < avongauss> linbot has an evil sense of humor... 00:05 < Toba__> !rr 00:05 < linbot> Toba__: *click* 00:06 * Toba__ bows 00:06 -!- Toba__ is now known as Toba_ 00:11 -!- ^GaveUp^ [gaveup@your.friendly.neighborhood.hellmouth.info] has joined #linode 00:12 -!- TheFirst [gaveup@your.friendly.neighborhood.hellmouth.info] has quit [Ping timeout: 480 seconds] 00:18 -!- werdna [~andrew@60-241-52-196.static.tpgi.com.au] has joined #linode 00:18 < werdna> !rr 00:18 < linbot> werdna: *click* 00:18 < werdna> !rr 00:18 -!- werdna was kicked from #linode by linbot [BANG!] 00:18 * linbot reloads and spins the chambers. 00:18 -!- werdna [~andrew@60-241-52-196.static.tpgi.com.au] has joined #linode 00:18 < werdna> !rr 00:18 < linbot> werdna: *click* 00:25 < bd_> I must say, this is the first time I've seen a russian roulette bot in a corporate support channel. 00:29 < werdna> !rr 00:29 < linbot> werdna: *click* 00:29 < werdna> :P 00:29 < werdna> i wouldnt call it a corporate support channel 00:29 < werdna> !rr 00:29 -!- werdna was kicked from #linode by linbot [BANG!] 00:29 * linbot reloads and spins the chambers. 00:29 -!- werdna [~andrew@60-241-52-196.static.tpgi.com.au] has joined #linode 00:29 < werdna> !rr 00:29 -!- werdna was kicked from #linode by linbot [BANG!] 00:29 * linbot reloads and spins the chambers. 00:30 -!- werdna [~andrew@60-241-52-196.static.tpgi.com.au] has joined #linode 00:30 < werdna> its Linode Community Support 00:30 < werdna> community, not corporate :P 00:32 < werdna> !rr 00:32 < werdna> !ping 00:32 < linbot> pong 00:32 < werdna> !rr 00:32 < linbot> werdna: *click* 00:39 < werdna> !rr 00:39 < linbot> werdna: *click* 00:39 < guinea-pig> linbot: rr 00:39 < linbot> guinea-pig: *click* 00:40 < werdna> hmmmmm 00:40 < werdna> !rr 00:40 < linbot> werdna: *click* 00:43 < esoterik> haha some guy in #php just posted pics of his fiance, and i stepped back one directory in the URL to find non photoshopped pics of how ugly she is and a few topless ones 00:44 -!- maher [~maher@r74-195-227-141.stl1cmta01.stwrok.ok.dh.suddenlink.net] has quit [Quit: Client exiting] 00:47 -!- ^GaveUp^ [gaveup@your.friendly.neighborhood.hellmouth.info] has quit [Ping timeout: 480 seconds] 00:47 -!- Bdragon [~Bdragon@dpc6746139138.direcpc.com] has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer] 00:52 < werdna> care to give a url? 00:53 < werdna> !rr 00:53 < linbot> werdna: *click* 01:09 -!- zeta [~zeta@cache-2-e.bagan.net.mm] has joined #linode 01:12 -!- marcel_ [~marcel@wc-50.r-195-35-150.atwork.nl] has joined #linode 01:13 < werdna> !rr 01:13 -!- werdna was kicked from #linode by linbot [BANG!] 01:13 * linbot reloads and spins the chambers. 01:17 -!- marcel [~marcel@lt3.xs4all.nl] has quit [Ping timeout: 480 seconds] 01:17 < linbot> New news from wiki: User:Kangaby || User:Kangaby:Debian Etch || User:Kangaby || User:Kangaby:Debian Etch || User:Kangaby || User:Kangaby !rr 01:24 < linbot> werdna: *click* 01:24 < werdna> hooah! 01:30 -!- marcel_ [~marcel@wc-50.r-195-35-150.atwork.nl] has quit [Remote host closed the connection] 01:33 < scorche> !rr 01:33 < linbot> scorche: *click* 01:34 < werdna> !rr 01:34 < linbot> werdna: *click* 01:34 < werdna> :P 01:34 < scorche> !rr 01:34 -!- scorche was kicked from #linode by linbot [BANG!] 01:34 * linbot reloads and spins the chambers. 01:34 -!- scorche [Blah@cpe-76-169-210-85.socal.res.rr.com] has joined #linode 01:34 < scorche> :( 01:35 < werdna> lol 01:35 < mikegrb> lolz 01:35 < werdna> !rr 01:35 < linbot> werdna: *click* 01:36 < werdna> :P 01:36 < scorche> !rr 01:36 < linbot> scorche: *click* 01:36 < scorche> !rr 01:36 < linbot> scorche: *click* 01:36 < scorche> !rr 01:36 -!- scorche was kicked from #linode by linbot [BANG!] 01:36 * linbot reloads and spins the chambers. 01:36 -!- scorche [Blah@cpe-76-169-210-85.socal.res.rr.com] has joined #linode 01:37 < scorche> rats...thought i could get 3 in 01:40 < werdna> !rr 01:40 -!- werdna was kicked from #linode by linbot [BANG!] 01:40 * linbot reloads and spins the chambers. 01:40 -!- werdna [~andrew@60-241-52-196.static.tpgi.com.au] has joined #linode 01:40 < werdna> bugger! 01:40 < werdna> lol 01:40 < mikegrb> lolz 01:40 < werdna> !rr 01:40 < linbot> werdna: *click* 01:41 < werdna> lol this is why i love linode 01:41 < mikegrb> lolz 01:54 -!- Schroeder [1000@kntpin04-nas-02-s17.cinergycom.net] has quit [Ping timeout: 480 seconds] 01:55 < werdna> !rr 01:55 < linbot> werdna: *click* 01:56 < werdna> !rr 01:56 < linbot> werdna: *click* 01:56 < werdna> !rr 01:56 -!- werdna was kicked from #linode by linbot [BANG!] 01:56 * linbot reloads and spins the chambers. 01:56 -!- werdna [~andrew@60-241-52-196.static.tpgi.com.au] has joined #linode 01:56 < werdna> !rr 01:56 < linbot> werdna: *click* 01:56 < werdna> !rr 01:56 < linbot> werdna: *click* 01:56 < werdna> !rr 01:56 -!- werdna was kicked from #linode by linbot [BANG!] 01:56 * linbot reloads and spins the chambers. 01:56 -!- werdna [~andrew@60-241-52-196.static.tpgi.com.au] has joined #linode 01:57 < werdna> why cant i get 3 in a row! 01:57 < werdna> !rr 01:57 -!- werdna was kicked from #linode by linbot [BANG!] 01:57 * linbot reloads and spins the chambers. 01:57 -!- werdna [~andrew@60-241-52-196.static.tpgi.com.au] has joined #linode 01:57 < werdna> !rr 01:57 < linbot> werdna: *click* 01:57 < werdna> !rr 01:57 < linbot> werdna: *click* 01:57 < werdna> !rr 01:57 < linbot> werdna: *click* 01:57 < werdna> !rr 01:57 -!- werdna was kicked from #linode by linbot [BANG!] 01:57 * linbot reloads and spins the chambers. 01:57 -!- werdna [~andrew@60-241-52-196.static.tpgi.com.au] has joined #linode 02:06 -!- Dreamr_3 [~Dreamer3@74-142-174-231.dhcp.insightbb.com] has joined #linode 02:06 -!- Dreamer3 [~Dreamer3@74-142-174-231.dhcp.insightbb.com] has quit [Read error: 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quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer] 05:46 -!- Bdragon28 is now known as Bdragon 06:06 < werdna> !ping 06:06 < linbot> pong 06:11 < JDLSpeedy> !rr 06:11 < linbot> JDLSpeedy: *click* 06:13 < werdna> what xen does linode use? 06:13 < werdna> citrix xen, or the open source xen 06:13 < JDLSpeedy> i reckoned the open source xen 06:15 < werdna> !rr 06:15 -!- werdna was kicked from #linode by linbot [BANG!] 06:15 * linbot reloads and spins the chambers. 06:16 -!- werdna [~andrew@60-241-52-196.static.tpgi.com.au] has joined #linode 06:16 < werdna> ohh come on! 06:16 < werdna> !rr 06:16 < linbot> werdna: *click* 06:19 < JDLSpeedy> lol 06:19 < mikegrb> lolz 06:22 < JDLSpeedy> werdna: i think Xen is owned by citrix now, after looking on yahoo 06:22 -!- Internat [~nf@dsl-58-6-125-95.qld.westnet.com.au] has joined #linode 06:22 -!- internat85 [~nf@dsl-58-6-125-95.qld.westnet.com.au] has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer] 06:23 < werdna> yes, but the citrix zen costs money 06:23 < JDLSpeedy> ---> http://www.xen.org/ <-- i think thats what linode uses 06:25 < JDLSpeedy> that looks free unless im mistaken 06:35 < row> xensource is free, but nothing is free to manage 06:36 < row> the main bulk of linodes are uml, they are still beta testing xens 06:36 < row> bah I should of scrolled up. 06:39 -!- SpaceHobo [~spacehobo@host-84-9-49-238.dslgb.com] has quit [Ping timeout: 480 seconds] 06:41 < encode> Xen remains free. Citrix *sell* what they call XenServer, which is basically management interface wrapped around Xen 06:42 < encode> and yes, Citrix bought rights to Xen 06:45 -!- Karnaugh [~karnaugh@siza.thusa.net] has joined #linode 06:48 < linbot> New news from forums: Eggdrop/Tcl help needed in General Discussion 07:04 -!- Antitribu [~simon@li9-122.members.linode.com] has joined #linode 07:10 -!- TheFirst [gaveup@your.friendly.neighborhood.hellmouth.info] has joined #linode 07:14 -!- jamie- [~jamie@rivendell.silverdream.org] has quit [Ping timeout: 480 seconds] 07:16 -!- Antitribu [~simon@li9-122.members.linode.com] has left #linode [] 07:25 -!- sakaal [~sakaal@a85-156-226-136.elisa-laajakaista.fi] has joined #linode 07:27 -!- Deckert [~Deckert@dsl-240-179-42.telkomadsl.co.za] has quit [Read error: No route to host] 07:29 < sakaal> caker, are you there? or anyone who can say why the nameservers are still not working. 07:31 -!- SpaceHobo [~spacehobo@yttrium.canonical.com] has joined #linode 07:34 < sakaal> The following nameservers 209.51.128.19 , 63.247.77.198 , 67.18.92.50 automatically appear in my /etc/resolv.conf, but they are not working. This nice person mwalling here put up a temporary nameserver that I'm currently using that works. 07:35 < sakaal> I have also posted a support ticket yesterday, but didn't receive any reply to this issue yet. They only answered another question in that same ticket (that remains open). 07:37 -!- getsmart [~getsmart@88-149-240-211.dynamic.ngi.it] has joined #linode 08:04 < caker> sakaal: hello -- I thought we took care of the dns problem yesterday... I'll update your ticket 08:06 < caker> sakaal: which of those three don't answer? ( dig www.yahoo.com @209.51.128.19, dig www.yahoo.com @63.247.77.198 , etc) 08:08 -!- metaperl_ [~metaperl@cpe-75-187-102-204.insight.res.rr.com] has joined #linode 08:14 -!- metaperl [~metaperl@cpe-75-187-102-204.insight.res.rr.com] has quit [Ping timeout: 480 seconds] 08:14 -!- metaperl_ is now known as metaperl 08:19 -!- TheFirst [gaveup@your.friendly.neighborhood.hellmouth.info] has quit [Ping timeout: 480 seconds] 08:22 < sakaal> ah, no the problem was only temporarily solved as explained in the ticket 08:23 < caker> the problem was that .20 was an incorrect nameserver ... those other three should be working, if not, i need to know which one doesn't 08:24 < sakaal> we removed the .20 entry, but that did not fix the prob. Now, which Debian package I need to apt-get install to get dig? 08:24 < sakaal> some bind i guess 08:25 < caker> dnsutils ? 08:25 < sakaal> ah yeah, bind seems to be the server 08:26 < sakaal> installing... 08:27 < sakaal> .19 is ok... 08:27 < sakaal> so is .198 08:28 < sakaal> they all seem to be fine with dig and www.yahoo.com 08:28 < sakaal> i try to reconfigure them in my resolv.conf... just a sec 08:30 < sakaal> actually the ANSWER SECTION seems to be missing with .198 08:31 < sakaal> and the IP seems to be missing with the others, it only returns the same domain name i am askin 08:32 < caker> is there an ANSWER SECTION with all of them? 08:32 < sakaal> all but .198 does not have that section at all 08:33 < sakaal> it has QUESTION, AUTHORITY and ADDITIONAL 08:33 -!- linville [~linville@sapphire.tuxdriver.com] has joined #linode 08:33 < caker> ok, I'll get that fixed this morning -- thanks :) 08:34 < sakaal> k, it's afternoon here 08:35 < mwalling_> sakaal: i'm far from a nice person :P 08:35 < sakaal> btw, am I allowed to use software like ethereal or tcpdump here? 08:35 < sakaal> hehe, ok, are you evil then? 08:36 < mwalling_> yep 08:36 < sakaal> the other mwalling without the underscore postfix was ok 08:36 < sakaal> or should i say suffix 08:36 < mwalling_> suffix 08:36 < mwalling_> and lol 08:36 < mikegrb> lolz 08:36 < sakaal> :) 08:36 < guinea-pig> underscore = evil goatee 08:37 < mwalling_> nah, i shaved this morning in the car 08:37 < sakaal> yeah, that probably refers to underworld 08:37 < sakaal> i sold my car 08:37 < guinea-pig> mwalling_: that's just a disguise :P 08:37 < sakaal> my daily trip to work is like 130 meters 08:37 < mwalling_> my daily trip to work is 40 mi, one way 08:37 < sakaal> (and even so, i mostly work from home :) 08:37 < mwalling_> :( 08:37 < sakaal> ouch 08:37 < sakaal> well that's a good reason to shave in car 08:38 < mwalling_> and eat in the car 08:38 < SpaceHobo> and sleep in the car 08:38 < sakaal> to live and die in the car 08:38 < SpaceHobo> and crap in a bucket and sponge bathe at the YMCA 08:38 < mwalling_> SpaceHobo: tried that once, tore up the sheet metal on the pass side 08:38 < sakaal> sleeping or carpping in a bucket? 08:38 < SpaceHobo> I don't drive, so I have no idea if you're joking or not 08:38 < mwalling_> sleeping 08:38 < sakaal> a/r 08:39 < mwalling_> SpaceHobo: no, 100% serious 08:39 < guinea-pig> mwalling_: so's mine 08:39 < sakaal> although sleeping while driving can be exciting 08:39 < mwalling_> sakaal: only when you wake up 08:39 < sakaal> yeah, if you do 08:39 < mwalling_> aye, true 08:40 < sakaal> hmm... by arguing that you are NOT so nice person after all, I hope you weren't referring to any bill you are going to send :P 08:40 < mwalling_> ha, no 08:40 < sakaal> phew :) 08:41 < mwalling_> i'm not *that* evil 08:41 < sakaal> then you must be a liar, because so far you seem to be a nice person to me 08:41 < mwalling_> so far being key word 08:41 < sakaal> well, i remain alert 08:41 < mwalling_> caker: can i have sakaal's billing information? 08:41 * mwalling_ snickers 08:42 < sakaal> i guess that is the oldest trick to first build trust over three years and then steal everything 08:42 < guinea-pig> three years is too long 08:42 < sakaal> women and many business men are good in that 08:42 < sakaal> ok, 2 years? 08:42 < sakaal> 1 yr? 08:43 < sakaal> you know, you shouldn't give advice at this point, considering your reputation 08:43 < sakaal> or more accurately, what it may do to your rep 08:43 < sakaal> ...still joking. or at least trying to. 08:44 < guinea-pig> right 08:44 * guinea-pig calls in his brothers to bite at your ankles 08:44 < sakaal> ouch 08:45 < sakaal> well maybe i deserved that 08:47 < sakaal> btw, earlier I asked about the legality of ethereal and tcpdump on linodes - and I was not sure if someone said "yeah" to that or something else we were chitchatting about 08:47 < sakaal> so, are they allowed? 08:48 < sakaal> for the purposes of intrusion detection and improved security 08:50 < guinea-pig> why would they be illegal? 08:51 < sakaal> i don't know, but some providers don't allow traffic monitoring 08:51 < guinea-pig> "Be Good" 08:51 < sakaal> well, maybe i have misunderstood something. yeah, "be good" that's why i'm asking. 08:51 < sakaal> :) 08:51 -!- werdna [~andrew@60-241-52-196.static.tpgi.com.au] has quit [Ping timeout: 480 seconds] 08:59 -!- atourino [~Antonio@201.218.81.244] has joined #linode 09:18 -!- sakaal [~sakaal@tor-irc.dnsbl.oftc.net] has quit [Quit: sakaal] 09:52 -!- h00s_ [~h00s@78-0-127-107.adsl.net.t-com.hr] has quit [Quit: leaving] 09:54 -!- h00s [~h00s@h00s.net] has joined #linode 10:03 < h00s> caker: We were talking last weekend about my problem with adding another linode (reason: payment declined from visa business electron.) I have contacted my bank today and they told me that the funds have been reserved (1 x 20$ for current linode and 1 x 40$ for new L720) but they were not taken by your bank? can you check what could be problem or tell me what to do next? 10:06 < caker> h00s: the $20 one went through, and then both of the ~$40 ones were declined. I don't have any more information provided to me than that, sorry 10:10 < h00s> caker: :( i have been billed from my bank for 40$ and currently the money is nowhere then :/ should i try again adding new linode or do you have any other suggestion? 10:15 < caker> h00s: well, you could try adding another Linode but that may dig you in deeper. 10:16 < caker> h00s: as far as the $40 bucks stuck in the void, I think that's somthing you should contact your bank regarding -- From my end it's a declined transaction (both attempts), so we're out of the loop 10:17 -!- TJF [~TJF@pat.foulston.com] has joined #linode 10:19 < h00s> yeah. but weird thing is the bank said that 20$ are also still in reserve and still not taken, but you said it went ok with that, hmm. man i hate visa electron but it's my only choice for my firm :/ 10:19 < tasaro> h00s: http://corporate.visa.com/md/fs/consumer/visadebit.jsp 10:20 < tasaro> Internet transactions can also be supported, at the issuer's discretion. 10:23 < h00s> tasaro: so, the bank/issuer authorize payments, not me? 10:24 -!- Karnaugh [~karnaugh@siza.thusa.net] has quit [Ping timeout: 480 seconds] 10:28 < slashtom> my boss is wanting some redundency for our servers... i'm thinking about running two parallel servers with identical configs and mirrored data, and using DNS to handle fallover... how difficult would it be to detect that a server has failed and update the DNS zone accordingly..... or any other ideas how i could implement some redundency 10:29 < caker> slashtom: you could do IP failover (which we now support) with two (or more) nodes within the same datacenter 10:29 < slashtom> what about a different data centre? 10:30 < caker> slashtom: either way, check out http://linux-ha.org/ 10:41 < linbot> New news from forums: Can't seem to wget nginx in Linux, Apache, Mysql and PHP (LAMP) Forum 10:43 < tasaro> h00s: I'm not sure :/ -- just seems like some kind of authorization need to be performed on your end (although you didn't have problems in the past)... *shrug* 10:55 < zeroday> hmm...everytime I ssh in, it shows this in the log: 10:55 < zeroday> "sshd[27789]: reverse mapping checking getaddrinfo for dynamic23138.dial.talkgas.net failed - POSSIBLE BREAK-IN ATTEMPT! 10:55 < zeroday> " 10:55 < zeroday> but my isp supanet 10:56 < zeroday> * is 10:56 < h00s> tasaro: yep, i will contact my bank again tomorrow (here is 5pm and they are now closed for customers, eh). thank you and caker for help 10:57 -!- scorche|w [~42c007b2@squisch.net] has joined #linode 11:08 < slashtom> caker: you got any info on the IP fallover you provide? 11:12 < caker> slashtom: not much, but it's here: http://www.linode.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=13197 11:13 < slashtom> thanks, is there a simple way we could do the mirroring of redundent servers or would we have to manually maintain them? 11:21 < anderiv> slashtom: for the initial setup, you can clone a disk image to the second linode, but from that point on, you'd need to figure out a way to handle data/db replication. 11:24 < slashtom> ok 11:39 -!- Infinito [argos@200-101-44-70.gnace701.dsl.brasiltelecom.net.br] has joined #linode 11:47 -!- Schroeder [1000@kntpin04-nas-02-s50.cinergycom.net] has joined #linode 12:13 -!- getsmart [~getsmart@88-149-240-211.dynamic.ngi.it] has quit [Remote host closed the connection] 12:36 -!- Karnaugh [~karnaugh@siza.thusa.net] has joined #linode 12:49 < tierra> so, I have a password on my SSL cert, which now requires that I enter it for Apache to start... anyone have suggestions on how I can fix this so I don't need to enter the password if the server is restarted itself, or if Apache dies and gets restarted? 12:49 < tierra> was there an option I should have used so it didn't require me to add a password when I created the CSR? 12:50 < mikegrb> you can strip the password with the openssl command line tools 12:50 < mikegrb> you tell it to read the existing cert and write out a new one 12:51 < mikegrb> enter the password and it makes happyness for you 12:51 < Funky_> cp server.key server.key.org 12:51 < Funky_> openssl rsa -in server.key.org -out server.key 12:51 < tierra> thanks mikegrb and Funky_ 12:52 < mikegrb> well Funky_ was more helpful :D 12:52 < Funky_> :D 12:56 -!- jamie- [~jamie@rivendell.silverdream.org] has joined #linode 13:02 -!- Rifkin [~rifkin@procyondesign.net] has joined #linode 13:02 -!- schmichael is now known as schmichel 13:03 -!- schmichel is now known as schmichael 13:21 -!- vsnine [~vsnine@bespin.vsnine.org] has joined #linode 13:21 < vsnine> i have a Xen question 13:22 < caker> sure 13:23 < vsnine> i'm setting up my own dom0 over the network right now, and i'm assuming that when i start xend that it's bringing my network down to handle the bridging that needs to take place? i dont have serial access right now 13:23 < caker> yeah, it's good like that. 13:23 < caker> I don't bother using *any* of the network config scripts that come with Xen 13:24 < caker> you can turn them off in /etc/xen/xend-config -- mine is: (network-script '/bin/false') :> 13:25 < vsnine> so would that avoid the issue of it killing my network? 13:25 < caker> yup. Just pre-configure the bridge on your own / at boot 13:25 < vsnine> will try, thanks 13:25 < anderiv> caker: I assume the xen network config is quite similar to the bridging setup we use with UML? 13:25 < caker> I also use my own vif script to add the Xen virtual interfaces to the bridge, and configure ebtables, etc: (vif-script /vbin/li-network.pl) 13:26 < caker> anderiv: it's the identical code, yes 13:26 < anderiv> sweet - good to know in case I ever make the attempt to switch my work virtual servers over to xen. 13:27 < anderiv> I'm just starting to get UML figured out, though, so that won't happen for a while :-) And my users are very happy with the performance, so I've no reason to switch. 13:27 < Schroeder> GUESS WHO LOST THE SUPER BOWL? 13:27 < vsnine> the losers? 13:27 < Battousai> the yankees? 13:28 < Schroeder> the cheating New England Traitors lost 13:29 < vsnine> caker: what will happen if i start xend with (network-script '/bin/false') ? and can i configure the bridge afterward? 13:29 < caker> vsnine: yes 13:37 < Rifkin> I gotta say, since you rebooted host57, its performance has been so much better 13:44 -!- Athenon [~Athenon@r74-192-74-240.vctrcmta01.vctatx.tl.dh.suddenlink.net] has joined #linode 13:50 -!- Schroeder [1000@kntpin04-nas-02-s50.cinergycom.net] has quit [Ping timeout: 480 seconds] 13:53 < vsnine> caker: putting /bin/false as my network script did the trick, thx 14:04 -!- Bdragon [~Bdragon@dpc6746139138.direcpc.com] has quit [Quit: HydraIRC -> http://www.hydrairc.com <- Like it? Visit #hydrairc on EFNet] 14:05 -!- Schroeder [1000@kntpin04-nas-02-s60.cinergycom.net] has joined #linode 14:11 < esoterik> when I boot up a newly installed debian setup with lighty+php+mysql, I have 7 lightys, 9 php5-cgis and 11 mysqlds in top. This should not be happening, correct? 14:12 < caker> heh .. supermicro's website is wacked: http://www.supermicro.com/ (click links) 14:12 < caker> ok, now it's down... 14:21 -!- sakaal [~sakaal@a85-156-226-136.elisa-laajakaista.fi] has joined #linode 14:21 < sakaal> caker: I updated the ticket with more info. The nameservers are working randomly. :( 14:22 -!- jimflip [~52985382@webuser.linode.com] has joined #linode 14:25 < caker> sakaal: for now, just remove 63.247.77.198 (I removed it from dhcp) -- the datacenter techs there are clueless 14:25 < sakaal> how weird, but all the servers are equally random, so I'm not sure if that's going to really solve the prob 14:26 * caker looks at the ticket 14:26 < sakaal> so I only pasted you with 6 queries, I did dozens, and got probs with every ns 14:27 < sakaal> would it help if one of you guys had access to my linode? there's nothing private configured there yet 14:28 < caker> sakaal: I'm just going to set up our own resolvers in Atlanta... thanks for your patience on this 14:28 -!- arooni [~arooni___@c-24-19-232-203.hsd1.wa.comcast.net] has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer] 14:28 < caker> give me 20 min or so, and I'll have you test -- cool? 14:29 < sakaal> no worries, yet, and I appreciate your attention on this matter, but of course I have to change provider if it's not resolved soon. That would be a shame because I really have liked what I've seen so far, except for this ns matter... :( 14:30 < sakaal> but you're saying you're "just now" setting up new resolvers, so can I expect they can help on this within the couple days or even today? 14:31 < iggy> I'd guess as soon as they have them installed and configured 14:31 < sakaal> i figured that much out, but was basically asking, if that's going to be 1 day or more 14:31 < caker> sakaal: 20 minutes :) 14:32 < sakaal> great, thanks caker! 14:32 < GatorKram> I wa about to say, he said 20 mins ;) 14:32 < sakaal> ah sorry, you're right, i completely missed that one, my bad :) 14:32 -!- sungo [sungo@sin.sloth.org] has joined #linode 14:32 < sakaal> I have a too big screen and too small font... 14:32 < GatorKram> hehe 14:32 < mwalling_> mikegrb: its american lafrance that just filed chapt 11, right? 14:33 < warewolf> HI SUNGO! 14:33 < sungo> is it possible for an existing member to pick up an old school linode-64 or some such? 14:33 < sungo> warewolf: I RULE YOU 14:33 < iggy> just buy a 384 and limit it to 64M of mem usage 14:33 < mwalling_> 384? 14:33 < warewolf> iggy: I think he wants it /hella/ cheap. 14:33 < iggy> or I meant 360 14:33 < GatorKram> hehe 14:33 < sungo> I need a very small very cheap system. 14:34 < iggy> cheaper than $20 a month? yeesh 14:34 < GatorKram> i think someone told me once, those old ones were free, if you were a member long enough ;) 14:34 < sungo> I can get what I want elsewhere for about 7$/mth. But I really don't want to go elswhere. 14:34 < GatorKram> sungo, you can get a vps for $7? 14:35 < sungo> GatorKram: yes. 64M RAM, 2.5G disk. other very limited stats :) 14:35 < sakaal> I chose this linode, because it has the best bang for price afaik, only rimuhosting and eapps came close 14:35 < sungo> I need to put an svn server and small www site on it. 14:35 < GatorKram> you might have better luck finding someone to "rent" you what you need off their linode hehe 14:36 < iggy> sungo: I think they are busy working on something else atm, might want to give them a few to respond 14:36 < sungo> iggy: yup. I never expect immediate responses in IRC :) 14:36 < sakaal> those are not very resource-hungry, but you should also consider how are you going to backup your svn 14:36 < sungo> iggy: I've been around this track a few times :) 14:36 < sungo> sakaal: I have that under control :) 14:36 < GatorKram> btw, if $20 isnt cheap, you have other money issues you should be worried about ;) 14:36 < sakaal> good 14:37 < sungo> GatorKram: it's too much for what I want to do. 14:37 < sakaal> maybe they are working on an article "How to host a free Java EE app server" 14:37 < sakaal> or get it hosted, anywayz 14:37 < warewolf> GatorKram: what he's saying is the smallest currently available linode is *waaaay* overkill for what he needs. That, and he's already got a powerful enough linode. He's looking for separation/segregation. 14:37 < GatorKram> warewolf: yeah 14:38 < GatorKram> but my point is still valid 14:38 < GatorKram> hehe 14:38 < warewolf> so is his :) 14:38 < GatorKram> not really 14:38 < warewolf> to each his own. 14:38 < sungo> GatorKram: then give me 20$*12 right now. 14:38 < sungo> GatorKram: I accept paypa 14:38 < sungo> l 14:38 < GatorKram> granted, it might not have value to him, at $20 for what he wants to do, but thats the smallest package they list 14:39 < sakaal> hehe, sure you can expect it as long as you don't demand it :) 14:39 < GatorKram> just speaking in general, if there was money to be had, selling smaller linodes, logic says they already would be 14:40 < sakaal> maybe there will be 14:40 < sungo> see, this is why I'm looking for the staff's input, not yours :) 14:40 < GatorKram> lol 14:40 < mikegrb> lolz 14:41 < warewolf> roflmao 14:41 < GatorKram> so if i was saying yeah man, they should so set you up a custom linode for $7 youd want to hear more of what I want to say 14:41 * GatorKram smirks 14:41 < sungo> no, not really. If mikegrb said that, I'd care :) 14:41 < sungo> you all having my back or whatever is great if I need a morale boost. I don't :) 14:42 < sakaal> so what you are saying is that you are highly independent individual 14:43 < sungo> Yes. who can be a complete asshole when people annoy him :) 14:43 < GatorKram> what would be cool, is if you could take your one linode, and boot more than one profile from it ;) 14:43 * sakaal puts on his Dr. Phil hat 14:43 < warewolf> sungo: might be a good idea to get out of the s/n here, and post a support ticket to get an official response outta linode 14:43 < sungo> and let me tell you, having to dig through 100+ goddamn php resumes today, I came pre-annoyed :) 14:43 < sakaal> interesting, why do you need this urge to emphasis that self image? 14:43 < GatorKram> I should say, boot more than one at a time 14:43 < warewolf> HI DR PHIL 14:44 < sakaal> *have (sry, dr. phil would not have typed it incorrectly) 14:44 < sakaal> I'm busted. 14:44 * GatorKram sticks to the original topic 14:44 < sakaal> ...and he doesn't wear a hat 14:44 < sakaal> ...not even hair actually 14:44 < GatorKram> someone validate my idea, damn it 14:44 < GatorKram> lol 14:44 < mikegrb> lolz 14:44 < sakaal> did we have a topic? 14:44 < mwalling_> chicken 14:45 < sungo> warewolf: see, I still secretly am hoping that someone like mikegrb over there will suddenly say "no, you asshole, we can't do that" or vice versa :) 14:45 < GatorKram> sungo: in my idea, you could have as many as you had space for, heh 14:45 < caker> !dns resolver1.atlanta.linode.com 14:45 < linbot> caker: 75.127.97.6 14:45 < sungo> or caker! 14:45 < sakaal> nice 14:46 * sakaal immediately digs in that ns. 14:46 < GatorKram> that was fast 14:46 < caker> sakaal: it's not up yet 14:46 < GatorKram> lol 14:46 < mikegrb> lolz 14:46 < sakaal> hehe ok :) 14:46 < sakaal> ok what we got was a teaser trailer 14:46 < sungo> mikegrb: appears to be stuck in a lolz loop though. 14:46 < GatorKram> oh, well, then got a move on there caker, lol 14:46 < mikegrb> lolz 14:46 < warewolf> cake 14:46 < mikegrb> mmm cake 14:46 < GatorKram> i agree 14:46 < sungo> awesome. 14:46 < GatorKram> hmm 14:46 < sungo> the cake, as always, is a lie 14:46 < mikegrb> mmm cake 14:47 < GatorKram> now I cant tell whos a boy 14:47 < GatorKram> bot/ 14:47 < GatorKram> lol 14:47 < mikegrb> lolz 14:47 < GatorKram> arrgg 14:47 < GatorKram> hush up over there mikegrb ;) 14:47 < sakaal> what? are they serving cake at the grand opening of the new ns? 14:47 < mikegrb> mmm cake 14:47 < warewolf> mikegrb has scripted responses to l0l, r0flmao, and c@ke. 14:47 < GatorKram> i need to curtail my overuse of the term laughing out loud 14:47 < sakaal> why 14:47 < sakaal> lol 14:47 < mikegrb> lolz 14:48 < GatorKram> no comment, it is self evedent 14:48 < GatorKram> heh 14:48 < GatorKram> ill go back to abusing "heh" 14:48 < sakaal> hehe has a rhyme too 14:48 < sakaal> does the urban dictionary have a synonyum lookup 14:49 < sakaal> hmmm... it says, and i quote, lolz = Laughing out loud, zebras. 14:50 < sakaal> and it also has, apparently correct, psychoanalysis for your choice of "heh" = half laugh, semi-cynical connotation, used on IRC by those too cool to say lol or roflmao 14:51 < mikegrb> lolz 14:51 < GatorKram> hehe 14:51 < GatorKram> yeah 14:51 < GatorKram> so true 14:51 -!- SpaceHobo [~spacehobo@yttrium.canonical.com] has quit [Ping timeout: 480 seconds] 14:52 < GatorKram> im way to cool to say l@l 14:52 < sungo> or to use punctuation 14:52 < GatorKram> ive been out of school for enough years not to care about grammer anymore 14:52 < GatorKram> or spelling 14:52 < GatorKram> or anything else 14:52 < GatorKram> hehe 14:52 < sakaal> exactly 14:52 < sungo> so you dropped out last week? 14:53 < GatorKram> im 40 14:53 < GatorKram> i cant remember last week 14:53 < GatorKram> but maybe 14:53 < sungo> Did you suffer a brain injury or something? 14:53 < GatorKram> it doesnt seem logical, but then who knows what I meant by school 14:53 < sakaal> h,, 14:53 < GatorKram> surely not grade school anyway 14:54 < sakaal> oh the mystery 14:54 < GatorKram> sungo: why, are you a doctor? 14:54 < sakaal> of medicine 14:54 < sakaal> he's not. Otherwise his nick would be Dr.sungo or sungoPhD 14:54 < GatorKram> lol 14:54 < mikegrb> lolz 14:54 < GatorKram> oops 14:54 < GatorKram> I mean 14:55 < GatorKram> heh 14:55 < GatorKram> that would depend on how long hes had said title 14:55 < GatorKram> at some point down the line, you drop it again 14:55 < sakaal> like before or after he last typed /nick 14:55 < GatorKram> people still type /nick ? 14:56 < GatorKram> hehe 14:56 < sakaal> while it might be true that those who just got it probably wear it more 14:56 < GatorKram> yeah, that was my point I guess 14:56 < sakaal> well i have been few years out of irc so i dont know it has changed, except now of course im using the web client 14:56 < GatorKram> i was trying to be funny with the /nick comment 14:56 < sakaal> it might happen that those grades are getting more oldfashioned 14:57 < sakaal> so was i :) 14:57 < sakaal> sorry, my english does it that sometimes i cant carry through all the good humour and erudite wisdom i carry deep inside mithoughts 14:57 < GatorKram> i guess neither one of us were funny 14:57 < sakaal> we must be boring. otherwise we would not be here trying to fix it. 14:58 < GatorKram> hmm 14:58 < GatorKram> i am just hopping you arent a bot 14:58 < sakaal> me too... 14:58 < sakaal> ;) 14:58 < GatorKram> me or you 14:58 < GatorKram> heh 14:58 < sakaal> that is a proof 14:58 < sakaal> that you are 14:58 < GatorKram> lies, all lies 14:58 < sakaal> you wouldn't have suspected me otherwise 14:58 < GatorKram> hmm 14:59 < sakaal> a Turing test with two bots 14:59 < sakaal> can they figure out they are both bots 14:59 < GatorKram> i guess one could just ask the other 14:59 < GatorKram> do bots lie 14:59 < GatorKram> hmm 14:59 < sakaal> ? 14:59 < sakaal> prove that :) 14:59 < sakaal> oh ok it was a question 15:00 < sakaal> and not a statement 15:00 < GatorKram> heh 15:00 < GatorKram> sorry 15:00 < GatorKram> ? 15:00 < GatorKram> there 15:00 < caker> !dns resolver2.atlanta.linode.com 15:00 < linbot> caker: 75.127.97.7 15:00 < sakaal> is this another trailer or the real thing now cake? 15:00 < mikegrb> mmm cake 15:00 < GatorKram> go dns man go 15:00 < caker> sakaal: ok, give 75.127.97.6 and 75.127.97.7 a try now, please 15:00 < sakaal> ty, i will... 15:01 < GatorKram> dns, when it works right, is wonderful, when it breaks, it sucks the worst 15:01 < sakaal> both ok with dig 15:01 < caker> the ones that were broken we didn't control.. if you want something done right... 15:01 < sakaal> now i put them in my resolv.conf 15:01 < GatorKram> caker: no doubt about that one 15:01 < caker> sakaal: yeah along with .50 (offsite, one that I control, as well) 15:01 < sakaal> caker: you're absolutely right on that one 15:02 * GatorKram pokes sakaal for being mr obvious 15:03 < GatorKram> i cant stand what some isps are doing with dns redirections now 15:03 < caker> 75.127.97.6,75.127.97.7,67.18.92.50 <-- correct list 15:03 < GatorKram> my dsl isp is doing it now 15:03 < sakaal> yep, alles in ordnung 15:03 < GatorKram> typo redirection on any and all records, heh 15:03 < GatorKram> and some people have the nerve to tell me I shouldnt be angry about it 15:03 < sakaal> do i really need the third one caker, is it fixed now, or a new one? 15:04 < caker> 67.18.92.50 always worked, right (in fact I think it was the only one that was working for your IP range) 15:05 < sakaal> ah ok, i thought i got errors with them all but maybe i missed that one 15:05 < GatorKram> the real question is what on earth are they doing to them, for them to be broken 15:06 < caker> GatorKram: it's a new IP range, and they didn't add the range(s) to their nameservers' ACL 15:06 < caker> so .. 15:06 < GatorKram> ahh 15:06 < sakaal> yep, i know, but i don't care, because that's not my problem anymore :) 15:06 < caker> I asked gnax to look at the ACLs for their nameservers, to make sure, this was their response: (classic) 15:06 < sakaal> ahh ok 15:06 < caker> The ACL looks correct. If you are still having problems, please give a domain to test with in each /24. 15:06 < sakaal> still good to have the explanation :) 15:06 < caker> /quote 15:06 < Battousai> hah 15:06 < caker> wtf?! 15:06 < Battousai> good ol' gnax 15:07 < GatorKram> are they so worried about millions of other people using their dns servers, that they put limits on them 15:07 < caker> GatorKram: yes, I do on all of my resolvers, as well. It's just good practice 15:08 < GatorKram> i dont think ive ever found a caching server that didnt let me query it nicely 15:09 < sakaal> mwalling: Thanks for the temporary DNS, you can now shut it. 15:09 < GatorKram> its so simple to setup your own, why would someone abuse someone elses, lol 15:09 < mikegrb> lolz 15:10 < Battousai> rofl 15:10 < mikegrb> roflz 15:10 < sakaal> yeah, it's much easier to abuse your own ns 15:17 < GatorKram> hmm 15:17 < GatorKram> http://www.theshore.net/pricing.cfm 15:18 < GatorKram> i wish our linodes got that much xfer a month 15:19 * GatorKram ponders how linode is tied to theshore 15:19 < Battousai> fishing line mostly 15:20 < GatorKram> hehe 15:20 < mwalling_> sakaal: np 15:20 < sakaal> they don't mention the amount of RAM and any app servers would probably not work, and no root access i guess 15:21 < GatorKram> i just happened to look up the ptrs on my /etc/resolv.conf and came up with theshore.net heh 15:22 < GatorKram> so then I went and looked 15:22 < sakaal> :9 15:22 < sakaal> -9+) 15:22 < GatorKram> so I was like, hey, I want 2g a month on my 540 ;) 15:23 < GatorKram> wait 15:23 < GatorKram> never mind 15:23 < tasaro> theshore.net was/is caker's old shared hosting company 15:23 < tasaro> and why would you want 2GB over 300GB ? 15:23 < GatorKram> I was thinking T not G 15:23 < GatorKram> yeah yeah 15:23 < anderiv> hehe 15:23 < GatorKram> shhh 15:23 < sakaal> lol 15:23 < mikegrb> lolz 15:23 < GatorKram> sometimes I even amaze myself 15:23 < scorche|w> i was about to say the same thing.. 15:23 < GatorKram> when I see small numbers in the xfer limit, I auto think T 15:24 < sakaal> use the new GiB and MiB notation to avoid confusion 15:24 < sakaal> or to cause even more 15:24 * GatorKram hangs his head in shame 15:24 < GatorKram> you guys were all just sitting there, laughing, admit it 15:24 < Battousai> Do you offer dial-up internet access? We are currently investigating providing nation wide dialup internet access. Stay tuned! 15:24 < Battousai> wonder if that ever took off ;) 15:25 < sakaal> sounds like a plan... a pretty old one too 15:25 < GatorKram> most of those things never pan out, you need to pay like $15 a month per account, and you have to provide the tech support 15:25 < GatorKram> so you get $20 a month, and try to live off the $5 15:25 < GatorKram> heh 15:25 < zeroday> is this valid for running a cron every 1 and 4th day of the week: 59 23 * * 0,3 15:25 < zeroday> * 3rd 15:25 < sakaal> what do you do, if you are left locked in a supermarket after the closing hour http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=7HfMaJJlxTE 15:26 -!- Bdragon [~Bdragon@dpc6746139138.direcpc.com] has joined #linode 15:26 * GatorKram doesnt speak cron 15:26 < anderiv> zeroday: 0,2 would be the first and third day... 15:26 < zeroday> so it should be 0,4? 15:27 < anderiv> no - that would be the first and fifth. 59 23 * * 0,2 is what you want. 15:30 -!- vsnine [~vsnine@bespin.vsnine.org] has quit [Quit: Lost terminal] 15:30 < mwalling_> argh... how the hell do you identify to a supybot? 15:31 < Bdragon> I believe it's identify username password in a pm 15:31 < caker> after register user pass 15:34 * mwalling_ is having a hella time on their website 15:38 * sakaal is having a fever 15:41 < sungo> caker: I left a strange support ticket for JOO AND FRIENDS :P 15:41 < row> supybot rules 15:41 < row> well mostly anyway 15:43 < GatorKram> sungo: you ARE a strange support ticket ;) 15:43 < GatorKram> but then so am I 15:54 -!- zodttd [~zodttd@143-164.96-97.tampabay.res.rr.com] has joined #linode 15:56 < Schroeder> w00t! Hot blonde chick just won on Jeopardy! again! 15:56 < sakaal> is this the best way to disable network login from root? -:root:ALL EXCEPT LOCAL (and does it work with Lish?) 15:58 < sakaal> nah... maybe i create another account and try it with that 16:06 < sungo> give root a 400 character randomly generated password. 16:06 < sungo> if they crack that, they deserve the shell. 16:06 < sungo> also, there's an sshd config option to disallow root logins 16:08 -!- Schroeder [1000@kntpin04-nas-02-s60.cinergycom.net] has quit [Ping timeout: 480 seconds] 16:10 < sakaal> ahh thanks 16:11 < lucca> or you can just remove root's password 16:11 < lucca> so that you can only ssh into root using a key 16:12 < sungo> I'd rather pull root's ssh ability all toegether. 16:12 < sungo> use sudo or die 16:14 < lucca> it is useful for certain backup mechanisms 16:14 < lucca> but really, as long as the console login works 16:14 < lucca> you can just enter through the lish 16:14 < sakaal> lucca, did that. than misconfigured networking 16:14 < sakaal> so i wont do it again' 16:15 < sakaal> removing root pw disables console login as well 16:16 < lucca> that depends on what you have listening on your console 16:16 < sakaal> this -:account:ALL EXCEPT LOCAL does not seem to work with ssh 16:16 -!- Deckert [~Deckert@dsl-240-179-42.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #linode 16:16 < sakaal> i can still log on with that account even when that line is in access.conf 16:16 < sakaal> (via ssh) 16:18 -!- rob [~rob@c-76-23-141-206.hsd1.ct.comcast.net] has joined #linode 16:18 -!- rob is now known as Guest408 16:20 < sakaal> actually the current sshd_config seems to disable PAM auth for privilege separation compatibility... 16:25 -!- SpaceHobo [~spacehobo@host-84-9-49-238.dslgb.com] has joined #linode 16:29 < sakaal> well, it's enough for me if i just disable the ssh root login from the sshd_config 16:36 -!- arooni [~arooni___@c-24-19-232-203.hsd1.mn.comcast.net] has joined #linode 16:38 -!- sakaal [~sakaal@tor-irc.dnsbl.oftc.net] has left #linode [] 16:46 -!- linville [~linville@sapphire.tuxdriver.com] has quit [Quit: Leaving] 17:00 < sungo> man. weird support tickets take a while to get looked at :) 17:02 < Internat> just disable ssh and use lish if ur that worried 17:11 -!- atourino [~Antonio@201.218.81.244] has quit [Quit: Leaving.] 17:22 -!- schmichael [~michael@zim.lofiart.com] has quit [Quit: Lost terminal] 17:25 -!- werdna [~andrew@60-241-52-196.static.tpgi.com.au] has joined #linode 17:25 < werdna> !rr 17:25 < linbot> werdna: *click* 17:26 -!- Antitribu [~simon@li9-122.members.linode.com] has joined #linode 17:26 -!- Antitribu [~simon@li9-122.members.linode.com] has left #linode [] 17:36 -!- paulcager_ is now known as paulcager 17:38 -!- andrew_j_w [~andrew@88-97-29-168.dsl.zen.co.uk] has quit [Remote host closed the connection] 17:41 < werdna> anyone heard of these guys: vr.org ? 17:43 < fo0bar> werdna: yeah, I've been a colo customer of their other side (netactuate) for a few years now 17:44 < fo0bar> I don't know anything about their vds offering though 17:45 < werdna> meh, ill give em a go 17:46 < jams> caker mikegrb tasaro what info do you need in the support ticket to convert my account to annual payment? 17:47 < fo0bar> their network is well connected. 1.9ms to kernel.org :) 17:48 < fo0bar> ok, I guess linode/HE is about that too :) 17:48 < scorche|w> i get that from theplanet too 17:48 < caker> jams: just that - "please convert me to annual and give me free stuff" 17:48 < jams> cool i can do that 17:48 < esoterik> zomg what kind of free stuff 17:49 < scorche|w> disk space 17:49 < caker> +50% disk space free 17:49 < esoterik> nice 17:49 < fo0bar> scorche|w: really? I would think dallas to san jose would be >1.9ms just for, you know, physics 17:49 < jams> prefer 50% more ram..but oh well 17:50 < scorche|w> fo0bar: errr...i read MB not ms :) 17:50 < werdna> caker: ever considering adding url forwarding to the dns service? 17:50 * scorche|w curses mondays and how they affect work =/ 17:50 < fo0bar> 14:50:54 (11.18 MB/s) - `linux-2.6.24.tar.bz2' saved [46737783/46737783] 17:51 < fo0bar> damn 100mbps network card limiting me :) 17:51 < caker> werdna: url forwarding isn't a service of dns hosting, as far as I understand how things work 17:51 < scorche|w> not bad.. 17:51 < werdna> yeh i understand that 17:52 < scorche|w> that actually might make me want to move on over to HE =P 17:52 < caker> werdna: I've never used one of them -- how do services like that typically work? .. "foo.domain.com" redirects to some URL, I presume? 17:52 < werdna> yeh 17:52 < werdna> and theres also masking, which puts the redirect url in a frame 17:53 < jams> ticket submitted. 17:53 < werdna> but this is not done in the dns server (bind), but you'd need a webserver 17:53 < fo0bar> and yeah, it looks like the speed of light = 186.282397 miles per millisecond (thank you google), so dallas to san jose would be at least 12ms, assuming all networking gear between them was perfect 17:53 < werdna> I think more important with the dns, would be templates 17:54 < caker> zone templates? 17:54 < caker> what about being able to clone a zone into another one (set it up once, clone it many times) 17:54 < caker> that's in my dev queue 17:55 -!- clanehin [~lane@cpe-069-134-066-130.nc.res.rr.com] has joined #linode 17:55 < werdna> yeh pretty much the same thing 18:03 -!- TJF [~TJF@pat.foulston.com] has quit [Quit: I quit!] 18:06 -!- Eman [~eman@dyn216-8-163-159.ADSL.mnsi.net] has quit [Quit: lol, reboot] 18:13 < tierra> caker: has it always been required that you need to "Render" zones in the DNS Manager before they work? 18:14 < tierra> I didn't remember needing to, but some new zones I added wouldn't work until I hit render 18:17 < tierra> also, zone cloning ++ 18:21 < tierra> also weird: it seems like the default A records get inserted in random order (there's only 3, but they come up in different positions sometimes when I create a new zone) 18:21 < tierra> not that it matters, but it just seemed weird 18:34 < esoterik> ive tried tzselect and it doesnt seem to do anything, how do i change the timezone off UTC for ubuntu? 18:35 < werdna> A more simple way to change time zone would be to: 18:35 < werdna> Login as root using SSH than issue this commands: 18:35 < werdna> Code: tzselect Check the last line after tzselect is completed, should look like: 18:35 < werdna> Continent/Town 18:35 < werdna> Now let's update the localtime: 18:35 < werdna> Code: ln -s -f /usr/share/zoneinfo/Continent/Town /etc/localtime 18:35 < werdna> To check that it is set corect: 18:35 < werdna> Code: date 18:35 < werdna> To restart any service that may need it: 18:35 < werdna> Code: service httpd restart 18:36 < esoterik> perfect 18:36 < esoterik> thank you 18:37 -!- spratt [~42ec4f42@webuser.linode.com] has joined #linode 18:38 < spratt> Is there someone that can help me with a Linux problem? 18:38 < werdna> what sort of problem? 18:40 < spratt> Security 18:40 -!- zodttd [~zodttd@143-164.96-97.tampabay.res.rr.com] has quit [] 18:40 < werdna> care to elaborate on what the problem is? 18:40 < spratt> I think my Linode has been compromised and someone may be launching attacks from it. 18:41 < gdlt> what are you seeing? 18:42 < spratt> From snort and base I see this: 18:42 -!- Athenon_ [~Athenon@r74-192-74-240.vctrcmta01.vctatx.tl.dh.suddenlink.net] has joined #linode 18:43 < spratt> ATTACK-RESPONSES 403 Forbidden 2008-02-04 14:54:05 64.22.xxx.xx:80 12.218.44.176:4360 18:43 -!- Infinito [argos@200-101-44-70.gnace701.dsl.brasiltelecom.net.br] has quit [Quit: Quitte] 18:43 < spratt> about 300 times in the last 60 minutes (from my linode to different ip addresses) 18:44 -!- Standardista [~standardi@outbound.wa1.ascentium.com] has joined #linode 18:44 < spratt> Also my apache access.log file is getting pounded with people trying to access non-existent web pages...I'm talking several hits per second 18:46 -!- paulcager is now known as paulcager_ 18:46 < spratt> I guess I need to figure out how to track down the script(s) on my computer if they are there. How do I know they are there? And if they are how do I track them down? 18:46 < spratt> delete them 18:47 -!- Standardista [~standardi@outbound.wa1.ascentium.com] has quit [] 18:48 < gdlt> they should show up in ps if you aren't rootkitted 18:49 -!- Athenon [~Athenon@r74-192-74-240.vctrcmta01.vctatx.tl.dh.suddenlink.net] has quit [Ping timeout: 480 seconds] 18:50 -!- TheFirst [gaveup@your.friendly.neighborhood.hellmouth.info] has joined #linode 18:54 < spratt> Being new to the whole LAMP thing, I was wondering: is it normal to have your apache access.log file pounded by invalid requests? I'm getting several per second. 18:55 < anderiv> spratt: sometimes, yes. 18:55 < spratt> My server is grinding to a halt because of it 18:55 < anderiv> spratt: you could run chkrootkit and rkhunter. Those will check for will-known rootkits. 18:55 < anderiv> spratt: but just becuase you're getting invalid http requests doesn't mean that you're compromised. 18:56 < spratt> Awesome. Thanks. 18:56 < anderiv> it could very well just be a mis-configured web spider. 18:56 < anderiv> are they all coming from the same IP? 18:56 < spratt> No. They are coming from IP's all over the world. 18:56 < spratt> China, Russia, South America, etc, etc -- several per second. 18:57 < spratt> thousands of different IP addresses 18:57 < GatorKram> you might wanna shut down your httpd, traffic isnt free 18:57 < anderiv> for the time being, I'd either shut down apache and/or firewall off the ingress ports you're using. 18:57 < spratt> I wrote a Perl script to add the IP addresses to my firewall. It worked for about an hour then the IP's all changed. 18:57 < anderiv> that'll take care of the server load issue and then you can do some more investigating. 18:58 < GatorKram> its prob a random ddos attack 18:58 < anderiv> spratt: what's the nature of the website you're hosting? Something that might draw DDoS attacks? 18:58 < spratt> No. A single small site of no conseqence. 18:58 < GatorKram> or if your linode is new, someone who had your ip b4 18:58 < spratt> Completely static content 18:59 < spratt> My Linode is new, but for the first few months everything was great 18:59 < GatorKram> a few months to me isnt new, but ok hehe 18:59 < spratt> Gently used :) 18:59 < GatorKram> yeah, I hear you 19:00 < GatorKram> there isnt much you can really do 19:00 < GatorKram> ddos attacks, can be a real pain to deal with 19:00 < GatorKram> at least if you shut down your node for awhile, it wont be hitting anything, or at least kill apache 19:01 < spratt> Well thanks anyway for your suggestions. I'm pulling my hair out. Apache has been completely unusable for 3 or 4 days now. So much traffic that I can't access my own site. 19:01 < GatorKram> you might want to open a ticket, asking for advice, I doubt its anything related to your linode being hacked 19:01 < anderiv> spratt: as a last-ditch idea, you could request an IP change from caker. 19:02 < spratt> Yea, I'm going to shutdown apache. However, I'm worried that attacks are being launched from my server. I'd like to stop that. However, I'm not sure it's really even happening. I'm new to this whole thing. Snort shows a lot of outband traffic from my server. 19:02 < GatorKram> they could get the ips blocked at the border router or whatever 19:02 < anderiv> spratt: a simple tcpdump would verify that... 19:02 < GatorKram> the outbound traffic would prob be the 403 replies 19:02 < anderiv> GatorKram: they won't do that for thousands of IPs, though... 19:03 < GatorKram> the traffic will still be INbound though 19:03 < spratt> Ah, you're probably right. It is the 403 replies. 19:03 < GatorKram> at some point they will just null route it I guess, heh 19:03 < gdlt> are they all trying to access the same non-existant page? 19:03 < GatorKram> but id kill httpd at the very least 19:04 < GatorKram> shut down my node, and open a ticket at best 19:04 < spratt> The IP's change as they are blocked. It is a game of cat and mouse. I don't think blocking them works...at least not as a long-term solution. 19:04 < gdlt> also, to the reqs come in with the host name, or ip? 19:05 < gdlt> s/to/do 19:05 < spratt> 64.40.100.10 - - [04/Feb/2008:16:49:11 -0700] "GET http://www.brisnet.com/cgi-bin/totedb/probables.cgi?track=NFL&type=DD&trackType=2 HTTP/1.1" 403 295 "-" "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)" 19:05 < spratt> An entry from my access.log 19:06 < spratt> brisnet.com is not hosted on my Linode 19:06 < anderiv> that means someone's DNS server is messed up. 19:06 < spratt> There are thousands of different IP's and domains that are coming in 19:06 < spratt> So do you think requesting a different IP will fix it? 19:07 -!- scipio [~scipio@61.6.65.198] has quit [Ping timeout: 480 seconds] 19:07 < anderiv> spratt: 99% sure it would. 19:07 < anderiv> ...especially after seeing that the requests are coming in w/ invalid HTTP request headers. 19:07 < spratt> Awesome. Thank you so much for taking some time to talk me through this. Very kind. 19:07 < GatorKram> someone prob mistyped the target on their ddos bot network lol 19:07 < mikegrb> lolz 19:08 < anderiv> no prob - I hope the torrent lets up soon. 19:08 < GatorKram> I wouldnt wait 4 days next time ;) 19:08 -!- gdlt is now known as greco 19:09 < spratt> How could you tell the request has invalid headers? 19:09 < caker> tierra: "render domain" doesn't do anything other than spit out the rendered domain -- not tied into the db or anything like that 19:10 -!- spratt [~42ec4f42@webuser.linode.com] has quit [Remote host closed the connection] 19:10 -!- spratt [~42ec4f42@webuser.linode.com] has joined #linode 19:10 < anderiv> well - that access_log excerpt you sent. that client is requesting the domain "www.brisnet.com". You said this isn't hosted on your server - so that either means is a crappy DDoS or some DNS server is messed up. 19:11 < anderiv> with legit requests (quite obviously), the HTTP request should only come in with domains that are actually hosted on your server. 19:11 < spratt> Gotcha. 19:11 < caker> (unless there was an open proxy enabled at some point) 19:11 < caker> sorry, joining the convo late (didn't read scrollback) 19:11 < anderiv> caker: this is true...didn't think of that. 19:11 < anderiv> spratt: you weren't running a web proxy at any time, were you? 19:12 < spratt> I had mod-proxy, mod-proxy-balancer, mod-proxy-http, and mod-proxy-html enabled until this morning 19:12 < spratt> I disabled this morning. 19:12 < anderiv> spratt: hrm. did you have mod_proxy locked down? Or was it wide open? 19:12 -!- vs9|craptop [~root@dyn216-8-147-15.win.mnsi.net] has joined #linode 19:12 < caker> yeah -- you're just going to have to wait it out, or filter those clients that are still hitting your now non-proxying webserver 19:12 < spratt> I was proxying requests from apache to mongrel all locally on my server 19:13 < Bdragon> Err, so people were using you as a public proxy then? 19:13 < spratt> Probably. But the requests are still coming in even though I disabled it. 19:14 < spratt> I guess. I don't really know what that means. 19:14 < caker> spratt: it means they were using your webserver to proxy request to other places 19:14 < anderiv> spratt: http://www.google.com/search?q=64.40.100.10 19:15 < caker> spratt: or better yet, google your Linode's IP address :) 19:16 < caker> (basically just comes back with a bunch of proxy lists, which it is on) 19:16 < spratt> So the lesson is: 1 change my ip address. 2 don't proxy unless I REALLY know what I am doing 19:16 < anderiv> doh - that's what I was trying to do. Forgot that the first field in the access_log is the requstor IP. 19:17 < Bdragon> People were using you to shadow their own ip and browse anonymously... 19:17 < anderiv> spratt: you should be able to lock down mod_proxy with the ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse directives. 19:17 < anderiv> ...as far as I can remember. 19:17 < anderiv> It's been a while. 19:17 < Bdragon> The traffic will taper off after a bit after people give up on using your address as a proxy ;) 19:18 < caker> yeah, what Bdragon said .. it may take a while (week+, I'd guess) 19:18 < greco> can apache be configured to not 403 hosts which it is not serving and just drop them, or something? 19:18 < Bdragon> Yeah 19:19 < Bdragon> (Or how about just shutting down http totally for a week ;) 19:19 < spratt> I had ProxyPass / http://localhost:3000/ and proxy pass reverse both set in my virtual host. 19:19 < Bdragon> How long have you had the linode? 19:20 < spratt> 2 or 3 months. 19:20 -!- vs9|craptop [~root@dyn216-8-147-15.win.mnsi.net] has quit [Remote host closed the connection] 19:20 < caker> spratt: ProxyRequests On <- I think is the Bad Thing 19:20 < spratt> But the problem for only 3 or 4 days 19:20 < anderiv> caker: that's it. 19:21 < anderiv> I just looked at the config of my server I have mod_proxy running on and ProxyRequests is set to Off in all isntances. 19:21 < caker> one assumes that must be set to On for ProxyPass to work, but alas, it does not 19:21 < spratt> Here is what I had: ProxyPass / http://localhost:3000/ ;;;;; ProxyPassReverse / http://localhost:3000/ ;;;; ProxyPreserveHost on 19:21 < anderiv> spratt: yah - throw that ProxyRequests off in there and you should be god. 19:21 < anderiv> err good. 19:22 < anderiv> ...not that doing so will stop the traffic, though. 19:22 -!- jimflip [~52985382@webuser.linode.com] has quit [Remote host closed the connection] 19:23 < spratt> Thanks again, anderiv. I was losing sleep over this. 19:24 < anderiv> spratt: no prob. Give some props to caker, though - he's the one that found the problem/solution. 19:24 < spratt> Sorry caker. Thanks to you too!!!! 19:25 -!- spratt [~42ec4f42@webuser.linode.com] has quit [Remote host closed the connection] 19:28 -!- spratt [~42ec4f42@webuser.linode.com] has joined #linode 19:28 -!- spratt [~42ec4f42@webuser.linode.com] has quit [Remote host closed the connection] 19:29 -!- spratt [~42ec4f42@webuser.linode.com] has joined #linode 19:29 -!- spratt [~42ec4f42@webuser.linode.com] has quit [Remote host closed the connection] 19:46 -!- Eman [~eman@dyn216-8-163-159.ADSL.mnsi.net] has joined #linode 19:48 -!- vs9|craptop [~vsnine@dyn216-8-147-15.win.mnsi.net] has joined #linode 19:58 -!- Eman [~eman@dyn216-8-163-159.ADSL.mnsi.net] has quit [Quit: lol, reboot] 20:02 -!- Eman [~eman@dyn216-8-163-159.ADSL.mnsi.net] has joined #linode 20:05 < werdna> !rr 20:05 < linbot> werdna: *click* 20:05 < werdna> !rr 20:05 < linbot> werdna: *click* 20:05 < werdna> !rr 20:05 -!- werdna was kicked from #linode by linbot [BANG!] 20:05 * linbot reloads and spins the chambers. 20:06 < vs9|craptop> caker: what source did you use to develop your net scripts for xen? 20:06 < caker> source? 20:06 * caker makes his own source 20:06 < vs9|craptop> like website 20:07 < vs9|craptop> infos, etc 20:07 < caker> it's my own design 20:07 < vs9|craptop> gotcha 20:14 < tierra> anyone know a good way to setup a MTA (doesn't matter which at this point) so it can be used for local relay only, and doesn't do local delivery? 20:14 < mwalling> you just want a smarthost? 20:15 < tierra> for example, I'm just trying to get PHP's mail() function working, without trying local delivery to the domain the box is hosting (and is it's hostname), but email is actually hosted elsewhere 20:15 < tierra> I read a bit about smarthost trying to get Exim working (as that's what was installed by default with Deb 4.0) 20:15 < tierra> but didn't quite understand how that works 20:15 < tierra> is that probably what I want? 20:16 * mwalling think so 20:17 < tierra> ok, yeah, that looks like what I want 20:25 < Internat> really all u want is ssmtp 20:25 < Internat> its a smtp server that runs locally on the box that passes it to an upstream server 20:25 -!- testemp [~testemp@220.157.75.246] has joined #linode 20:26 < testemp> any linode employees around? 20:28 < guinea-pig> caker was around 20 minutes ago 20:28 < guinea-pig> problem? 20:29 < testemp> i wanted to see if linode will host a site of mine before i signup and transfer everything over 20:29 < guinea-pig> ... 20:30 < scorche|w> is the site dubious of any sort?....not sure why you would ask that 20:30 < guinea-pig> what would they host it on if you hadn't signed up for anything? 20:30 < scorche|w> s/dubious/dubious of good intent.. 20:30 < guinea-pig> oh. i read thatbackwards 20:30 < guinea-pig> indeed. what gives you a reason to ask? 20:30 < testemp> its weedtalk.com, its one of the sites i host, thought i should check it before signing up 20:31 < guinea-pig> are the feds coming after you? :P 20:31 < testemp> hahaha nah, its not really illegal or nething 20:32 < scorche|w> should be fine as long as you arent violating US laws....such as selling weed on the site, etc 20:32 < testemp> but it is a questionable topic 20:32 < guinea-pig> topic schmopic. stay legal and there's nothing to worry about 20:33 < caker> testemp: that's fine 20:33 < guinea-pig> ^ official word 20:34 < caker> will host for chronic 20:34 < guinea-pig> haha 20:35 < scorche|w> ^ off the record 20:36 -!- scorche|w [~42c007b2@squisch.net] has quit [Quit: CGI:IRC (EOF)] 20:41 < mwalling> caker: linbot question: did you have a SOAP API key from before they stopped giving them out, or is that a different google plugin? 20:43 < caker> for the built in google plugin? 20:43 < mwalling> yeah 20:43 < caker> I recall it just erroring out if you didn't have one, and provided a URL somewhere on google to get one... 20:44 < caker> which I used to generate mine 20:44 < mwalling> yeah the url redirects to code.google.com, and i couldnt find where to get a soap key, only ajax keys 20:44 * mwalling keeps looking 20:46 < caker> mwalling: http://code.google.com/apis/soapsearch/reference.html :( 20:47 < mwalling> heh, make sure you back linbot's key up :) 20:49 < caker> supybot's bitrotting, I'm afraid 20:49 < caker> despite their #1 claim on supybot.com: 1) Supybot is actively developed. 20:49 < guinea-pig> supybot, huh? what ever happened to infobot? 20:50 -!- testemp [~testemp@220.157.75.246] has quit [Quit: testemp] 20:52 < mwalling> not that dead: http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=747151 20:55 < caker> !version 20:55 < linbot> caker: The current (running) version of this Supybot is 0.83.1. The newest version available online is 0.83.3. 20:55 * tasaro stabs comcast 20:56 < caker> tasaro: what excuse now? 20:56 * mwalling offers tasaro his HN7000s 20:56 < mikegrb> "oh you wanted cable cards?" 20:56 < mwalling> you can have my support contract to... 20:56 < guinea-pig> mister stabby! 20:56 < mikegrb> "we thought you meant those little papers with the cable channels on them" 20:56 < caker> "we're here to install your cable cars" 20:56 < tasaro> these aren't going to work, but let's try them anyway 20:57 < caker> tasaro: did they come today with more cards? 20:57 < guinea-pig> tasaro: you should know better than to buy anything from comcast. haven't you been reading slashdot for the past ... several years? 20:57 < mwalling> ... from what i've heard of comcast... they're infinitly smarter then hughes 20:57 < tasaro> no.. today they did not return my calls 20:59 < sungo> still no answer ot my strange support ticket 20:59 < sungo> ya'll are slacking! 20:59 < caker> geez, the comcast cablecard thread on tivocommunity.com is 168 *pages* long 20:59 < tasaro> sungo: no 21:00 < sungo> tasaro: is that my answer? :) 21:01 < tasaro> well.. you can have one, but it will still be $19.95/mo ;) 21:01 < sungo> bitch! 21:01 < sungo> all righty 21:02 < tasaro> imagine 200 Linode 64s hammering the disk io 21:02 < Internat> lol 21:02 < mikegrb> lolz 21:02 * caker can - he lived it 21:02 < sungo> just for me! just wanted one for me! 21:02 < sungo> :) 21:04 < JDLSpeedy> how about Linode128 for $8 ;) 21:04 < sungo> yeah, or that? :) 21:05 < JDLSpeedy> makes it great for just an email server or backup server 21:06 < sungo> that's pretty much what I'm doing. small www server and svn server that I want to be isolated. 21:06 -!- W|GGL|T [~bung@pool-72-83-152-147.washdc.fios.verizon.net] has quit [Ping timeout: 480 seconds] 21:07 < JDLSpeedy> hello? ;) 21:09 < JDLSpeedy> sungo: i guess there not listing to me neither 21:09 < sungo> how would one list to you? 21:09 < JDLSpeedy> sorry? 21:09 < sungo> see, they just know I'm going to pick up another 360 anyway :) 21:09 < sungo> there's nothing in it for them to give me what I want :) 21:10 < JDLSpeedy> LinodeCustom :-D 21:10 < sungo> LinodePainInTheAss 21:10 < sungo> for the admins at least :) 21:11 < JDLSpeedy> lol 21:11 < mikegrb> lolz 21:11 < JDLSpeedy> admins love cake ;) 21:11 < mikegrb> mmm cake 21:13 < avongauss> there are reasons for why that thread is 168 pages on cable cards... no good reasons though... 21:14 -!- Bdragon [~Bdragon@dpc6746139138.direcpc.com] has quit [Quit: HydraIRC -> http://www.hydrairc.com <-] 21:15 -!- W|GGL|T [~all@pool-72-83-152-147.washdc.fios.verizon.net] has joined #linode 21:19 -!- esoterik [~esoterik@178.90.171.66.subscriber.vzavenue.net] has quit [Ping timeout: 480 seconds] 21:35 < linbot> New news from forums: Having a problem with CIFS on Centos 5 in Linux Networking 21:43 -!- Guest408 [~rob@c-76-23-141-206.hsd1.ct.comcast.net] has left #linode [] 21:45 -!- DIS [~183f941d@webuser.linode.com] has joined #linode 21:46 < DIS> Hello there, is there a staff or owner of Linode here 21:46 < caker> hello 21:46 < caker> what's up? 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