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[02:20] <ben2> wtf
[02:20] <ben2> oh it reconnected
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[02:20] <mercutio> i saw myself ping timeout :)
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[08:11] <mkb> speaking of which I should probably tell ARP my new card before it runs
[09:41] <brycec> Speaking of which, ARP should reclassify themselves as office supplies so I get more points back on my CC :D and easier to write off the business expense at tax time
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[19:24] <mnathani_>  is there a windows mosh client?
[19:43] <trobotham> windows :(
[19:46] <brycec> mnathani_: As I recall, MobaXterm supports Mosh
[19:46] <brycec> among other things
[20:17] <mnathani_> brycec: thanks, checking out MobaXterm now
[20:17] <brycec> np
[21:51] <JC_Denton> have you guys ever seen a linux host fail to resolve a host for telnet, curl, wget, etc. but work with ping/nslookup/host?
[21:52] <mercutio> the former all do ipv6 as well as ipv4
[21:52] <mercutio> that's the first thing that comes to mind
[21:52] <mercutio> i'm not sure what nslookup is doing
[21:53] <mercutio> that said host does both unless you do host -t a
[21:53] <mercutio> the other thing is it could be related to nsswitch.conf
[21:54] <mercutio> check under hosts of nsswitch.conf to see if there's anything other than just "files dns"
[21:54] <mercutio> although i'd think that ping would use nsswitch.conf
[21:56] <mercutio> also i know telnet is slow if you don't have reverse dns
[21:56] <mercutio> even if telnetting to ip
[23:01] <JC_Denton> i wonder if it's preferring a broken v6 addr?
[23:01] <JC_Denton> nsswitch is
[23:01] <JC_Denton> "files dns"
[23:01] <JC_Denton> nothing crazy in /etc/hosts
[23:02] <mercutio> hmm
[23:02] <mercutio> does it fail quickly or slowly?
[23:03] <mercutio> check /etc/resolv.conf is sane too
[23:26] <JC_Denton> quickly
[23:26] <JC_Denton> resolv.conf is sane
[23:28] <mercutio> hmm are you using a modem as a dns forwarder?
[23:28] <mercutio> it may have broken dns
[23:29] <brycec> Does curl's -v flag give you some clue as to what it *is* trying and failing, exactly?