***: Lucifer333 has joined #arpnetworks mkb: does anyone know if there's a way to just disable gmail's spam detector
it's more work to manage a second inbox that's always getting legitimate stuff than it would be to just delete the few spams I get erratic: mail rules that's all I can think of
the alternative is courier and amavisd and postfix but I doubt you're trying to go through all of that ***: erratic has quit IRC (Quit: All good things must come to an end)
erratic has joined #arpnetworks erratic: anyone else here having trouble getting to rubygems.org through level 3? it keeps taking me through seattle from 206.125.168.70 mercutio: it'a amazon so it probably has pmtu and icmp echo disabled
but https://rubygems.org works for me
mkb: i've had issues with gmail's spam filters too, but no i don't know how to disable :) erratic: mercutio good point
it's an ec2 instance
so doesn't appear to be elb but might be wrr dns
lemme see
nah they're not using route 53
donno what dns simple is mercutio: Well I can connect but not ping erratic: Yeah I tried a ping -s 674
they're dropping icmp mercutio: From ARP out level 3
Can you do TCP connection erratic: Yeah 301 redirect
gem is just timing out though.
hmm mercutio: Yeah they redirect to https
Are you tunneling
Maybe pmtu issue erratic: ahhhh yeah can't get to https mercutio: You basically have to force mss down now days erratic: Yeah that's what I was gonna guess
damn mercutio: Can you do TCP connection but no data? erratic: yeah mercutio: That is usually the sign of MTU issues erratic: yep
dammit
heh mercutio: Are you tunneling? erratic: Yeah I'm using gre so I donno how to adjust the mss yet
I'll have to mess with it later on mercutio: What os? erratic: gentoo hardened mercutio: do you use ferm? erratic: not sure what that is so no lol mercutio: ahh
in chain POSTROUTING I have proto tcp syn TCPMSS clamp-mss-to-pmtu;
i can probably figure out the iptables line
-A POSTROUTING --protocol tcp --syn --jump TCPMSS --clamp-mss-to-pmtu
try that
iptables -A POSTROUTING --protocol tcp --syn --jump TCPMSS --clamp-mss-to-pmtu erratic: not using nat mercutio: shouldn't make a difference erratic: on a /28 and divided up into /30s mercutio: it'll clamp mss to what it gets from pmtu
so it's magical, rather than having to set explicitally :) erratic: I see what you mean
thanks I'll check in a bit I'm actually at work just had to see real quick lol mercutio: ok cool
well now you know the issue at least :) erratic: thank you :)
ahhhh reading about ipv6 pmtu mnathani_: mkb, you can make a filter in Gmail to avoid spam filter. like do somethinglike to:"your@email.com" > action Never send to spam
then for those that would have shown up in spam, a yellow bar will show up when viewing the message saying this message would have been sent to spam was not because of a filter or something like that mkb: oh filters don't sent to spam
I don't have that button mercutio: Ooh it's ipv6
Ip6tables then mkb: oh I have to not use basic mode mnathani_: Never send it to Spam"
you dont have "Never send it to Spam" as an option for filter match? mkb: I had to load the regular non-basic HTML mode mnathani_: ok mkb: the stuff going into spam is mailing list stuff which is already filtered erratic: I think I'm gonna need to purchase some more bandwidth
I've gone a little crazy this month but I kinda just want to route all of my traffic over my vps because I like my static ips mercutio: can't you just ask your isp for a /29 or something? mnathani_: is Google Chrome really fast (compared to other browsers) because it uses so much memory? ***: mnathani_ has quit IRC () mercutio: edge is faster brycec: [when it works]
(I have periodic issues with Edge just not loading) mercutio: Weird. I had that problem with chrome on Windows once. I had canary installed at same time which continued to work
I figured it was because chrome always updates. ***: jcv has quit IRC (Quit: leaving)
jcv has joined #arpnetworks mercutio: windows 10 doesn't support vlans?!
at least on intel ethernet
it also doesn't support teaming nathani: mercutio: it's free, what do you expect :-)