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[11:47] well [11:47] i can ping out to the nfs server through lan [11:47] it responds [11:47] but nfs server doesn't get a response when it pings [11:48] + it requires manual bridge removal and addition [11:52] now it doesn't work, hrm [11:53] ah works hm [11:53] either you have ip connectivity or you don't, I wouldn't futz otherwise [11:54] well, tcpdump on the host server gets the ping from the storage server [11:54] but guest1 doesn't get the ping [11:54] something with stupid iptables [11:57] ah well there's your problem, get a real firewall *poke* [11:58] teehee ;) [11:58] i dont like iptables [11:58] i'm only using slackware cause i love it [11:58] *** cablehead has quit IRC ("Leaving.") [11:59] *** cablehead has joined #arpnetworks [11:59] *** ChanServ sets mode: +o cablehead [12:00] 9 756 ACCEPT all -- * * 192.168.50.101 0.0.0.0/0 PHYSDEV match --physdev-in vif18.1 [12:00] br0 8000.000423b89f87 no eth1 [12:00] vif18.1 [12:00] i duno what's wrong ;/ [12:03] the bridge sees it too [13:10] k got it [13:38] *** Prodigy has joined #arpnetworks [13:38] @toddf r u there? [13:40] toddf: Prodigy is probably seeking props on how OpenBSD as a VM is working out for you [13:40] ;) [13:40] hi Gray [13:40] Gary [13:40] :D [13:40] hey Prodigy [13:40] yes iam Adit [13:41] any idea what toddf run on his server? [13:42] still there? [13:43] Prodigy: hi Adit. Not sure what toddf runs, I know it is an IPv6 only host. He comes around here daily, he must be afk now [13:44] i see [13:44] seem quite decent network you had there [13:44] i 've got nice speed [13:45] about the downlink?and uplink? [13:45] 100/100 full duplex? [13:47] i've just ordered [13:47] check man [13:47] :D [13:47] 1024 MB RAM, 40 GB Disk, 200 GB Bandwidth ($30) [13:49] *** Prodigy is now known as Stellar [13:49] Prodigy: got it, thanks for your order :) It'll be provisioned tonight (PST), I do all orders at night during non-peak hours [13:50] Stellar: link is 100 mbps [13:50] shared? [13:50] full duplex (does anyone use half anymore ;) [13:50] yeah, shared [13:50] can i run torrent flux? [13:51] some hosting forbid running torrent [13:51] bot [13:51] ircd [13:51] i don't block any ports, but if you serve anything illegal, I personally have assisted the FBI in search warrants, so be afraid [13:51] ;) [13:51] rfol [13:51] :)) [13:51] i will just nice boy [13:51] haha [13:51] irc is allowed, yes [13:51] you know sharing freeware with my mate [13:51] :) [13:52] Stellar: you like OpenBSD I take it [13:52] what is your suggestion? [13:52] i like OpenBSD [13:52] i planned to run ircd,glftpd,eathena(ragnarok server) [13:53] which one is more stable in VM environment?freebsd or openbsd? [13:53] my take is: OpenBSD for highly secure services, Linux when I want features I can't get anywhere else, FreeBSD when I want hard core routing (esp. w/ FreeBSD 8 new arch) [13:53] i heard about openbsd dev hate vm so much [13:53] :)) [13:54] a lot of OpenBSD don't like it being virtualized, no secret there. They are concerned of the security implications [13:54] *OpenBSD guys [13:54] in my experience, OpenBSD and FreeBSD have had the exact same reliability [13:54] talk of the devil [13:54] iam gonna ask about the reliability lol [13:55] i need to buy domain also [13:55] do you know where i can buy anonymous domain? [13:58] GoDaddy and name.com both alow you to use an anonymous whois. [13:59] (I'm pretty sure.) [13:59] ok thanks man [14:49] *** timburke has quit IRC (Remote closed the connection) [14:50] Garry?you already charged my credit card right? [14:50] *** timburke has joined #arpnetworks [14:52] Prodigy: OpenBSD/amd64 4.6-current (since I'm a developer and like living on the edge, but mainly because arpnetworks has console access *grin*) [14:52] s/Prodigy/Stellar/ [14:53] lol i see [14:53] + your trouble some amd64 [14:53] hard core routing? openbsd has virtual routing tables and routing domains and pf assisted classifiaction and assigments, what does FreeBSD have on that? [14:53] Stellar: not everybody don't like vm's [14:54] I like it when it costs so little to have a system I don't have to worry about bandwidth or power or hardware failure on ;-) [14:54] well openbsd dev hate it [14:54] :D [14:54] thats the future of server [14:54] i think in the future the vm will run on the chip [14:54] I am an openbsd dev keep in mind, not everybody thinks like sheeple [14:55] vm does run on the chip via HT and AMD-v [14:55] must run, afk for the evening.. [14:55] hats off,respect to you [14:55] you going again? [14:56] can i see your uptime mate? [14:57] Stellar: I don't charge credit cards until right before provisioning [14:57] Stellar: so later tonight (PST), it'll be charged [14:58] can you charge now?because i have limited fund on my credit card now,if not enough i need to reload [14:58] it's morning here need sleep lol [14:59] Stellar: Can't charge at the moment, sorry [14:59] ok fine then [14:59] i just filled up more extra [14:59] toddf: mainly looking at: http://www.internetnews.com/dev-news/article.php/3835746/FreeBSD+8+Getting+New+Routing+Architecture.htm [15:00] toddf: can OpenBSD take advantage of SMP for faster routing? Traditionally, even with Linux, because of some hard core cache line stuff that I don't fully understand, routing done on SMP boxes was usually *slower* than single CPU [15:01] anyway, when you're back, let me know your thoughts [15:02] he is the real openbsd dev o_0? [15:02] i must be ashamed [15:02] :( [15:02] Stellar: i've seen his name on a lot of OpenBSD stuff ;) [15:04] ya [15:04] quick cyber stalking lol [15:04] developer, http://www.openbsd.org, a BSD operating [15:04] system focusing on security, utilizes peer review [15:04] - coded multi cpu support for top(1) [15:04] - maintain various ports [15:04] - coordinated compile of X for releases on 5+ platforms [15:04] - maintain m4 MAKEDEV and distrib/notes (‘grep [15:04] todd /dev/MAKEDEV’) [15:04] - some misc coding [15:04] http://todd.fries.net/resume.pdf [15:04] leet [15:04] neat [15:05] you must be leet also Garry [15:05] :) [15:06] Stellar: try this for size.. [15:06] grep todd /dev/MAKEDEV [15:06] Stellar: i'm not leet [15:06] anyway [15:06] ;) [15:06] * up_the_irons tries that [15:06] up_the_irons: SMP and routing has to do with whether or not the SMP code can handle interrupts on multiple processors [15:07] OpenBSD is MP not SMP for the record [15:07] todd my server haven't up yet [15:07] toddf: you wrote MAKEDEV?! [15:07] and irq's are only handled by one cpu on OpenBSD [15:07] * up_the_irons performs "I'm not worthy!" [15:07] I re-wrote MAKEDEV by slicing it up into m4 chunks and generating it [15:07] instead of hand-synchronizing things between a growing # of archs [15:07] iam noob at *nix world garry [15:08] so wrt SMP and routing [15:08] damn [15:08] unless the os's MP implementation can handle multiple irq's on multiple cpus, handling of network packets will indeed be slower on MP systems vs UP systems [15:08] running a UP kernel on MP hardware is possible [15:09] toddf: sure, but then a waste; although buying a more inexpensive CPU is a plus ;) [15:09] toddf give me advice,iam undergraduate student [15:09] how to master c++ on nix [15:09] :/ [15:09] Stellar: dive into kde perhaps?? [15:09] how did you start? [15:09] I don't have mastery of c++ [15:09] toddf: do you know of any OS MP implementations that can handle multiple irq's on multiple cpus? [15:09] * jeev is a windows ME dev ;( [15:10] I just do what makes sense for me and what relates to what I want to do, the rest follows naturally [15:10] Stellar: start writing C++ code; code anything, but just code [15:10] Less talk; more rock. [15:10] up_the_irons: I don't know if freebsd does or not, I'm rather blinded in that I stare at OpenBSD 100% of the time lately [15:10] mike-burns: LOL [15:10] toddf: gotcha [15:10] mike-burns: hah, thats a variation on the hackathon shirt I have, 'shut up and hack' [15:10] in windows i end up wanna buy cry engine 4 lol [15:11] in terms of pursuit coding that i like [15:11] but i realize that the future is opengl [15:11] toddf: i'd be interested to know if benchmarks exist wrt Kpps / Mpps of an OpenBSD router w/ the full internet routing table (300K routes), using OpenBGPD of course [15:11] openbgpd will use 32m for a full routing table I've been told [15:12] toddf: yeah, that's fine, i guess openbgpd doesn't matter as much as once the RIB is loaded into the FIB, what is the forwarding rate? [15:12] the routers I have under my client list that run OpenBGPD are bandwidth limited on the upstream side, so no real concerns about openbsd slowing anything down [15:12] gotcha [15:13] you'd want to look for presentations under events on the openbsd websites see if you can scare any details outa the routing peoples presentations (claudio, henning, reyk, etc) [15:13] toddf: ah, good tip [15:13] toddf how to setup my box for domain? [15:14] i mean how to setup domain for my box [15:14] i've got a domain [15:14] do i need to run NS on the box? [15:23] stellar: I suspect you want to read through www.openbsd.org/faq/ and pick out topics that relate to domains, namely dns and mail and web [15:23] Stellar: find some unix 101 style stuff in howtos and such [15:24] i just need pointer in general [15:24] I'm outa here for a while, got things planned so will be scarce this weekend, but will read scrollback etc ;-) [15:24] ok will post my question here [15:24] have fun [15:24] Stellar: I did give you pointers in general, take a tip, follow advice, don't act like you need a hand holding session, you'll get further that way [15:25] let say my domain pointed into ns1.mydomain.com [15:26] do set the ns1.mydomain.com in my dnsd? [15:26] the client will automaticly resolve right? [15:27] or i just put in my domain config the ns into my box ip? [15:31] Services down? [15:31] Rada: i haven't received any alerts [15:32] Mine doesn't ssh... i'll check the console first [15:32] k [15:33] wow, can you check the screen? [15:33] I've been getting a lot of disk timeouts [15:33] ad0: TIMEOUT - WRITE_DMA retrying (1 retry left) LBA=125961167 [15:34] Rada: pm me your VM UUID [15:34] sure [15:41] Rada: waiting... ;) [15:44] I'm looking for it. [15:44] A little high here [15:44] :P [15:47] ok, just referred a new friend here [15:47] Rada: awesome, thanks [15:48] Rada: the timeouts are strange, the server load is really low [15:48] Garry i have dig up on the internet,zero about this basic ns stuff,are you busy? [15:48] Rada: iirc, this has happened to you before, no? [15:49] No, i've had timeouts being reported by my periodic daily, but i didn't think it was important [15:49] You know, i trust freebsd a little too much some times :P [15:50] where is ballen [15:50] grr [15:50] i guess i could just check logs [15:50] http://sysadminschronicles.com/ [15:50] there we go [15:51] is that scanty-redis ? [15:51] disgus or something eh [15:52] Stellar: i'm really busy right now actually, sorry :( [15:52] ok i just wait till the box up [15:52] need sleep anyway [15:52] night all :) [15:53] cant wait, call of duty 4 modern warfare 2 [15:55] isn't cod6 modern warfare 2? too many numbers imo [15:58] but hell yes infinity ward > treyarch [16:04] *** heavysixer has quit IRC () [16:06] whatever, yea [16:06] can't wait [16:06] i dunno what treyarch is but can't wait [16:09] Hey, is there a way to monitor my bandwith? I looked through the control panel to no avail [16:09] I'm asking because i might just host a website for a political party [16:10] Rada: yes, you can get graphs, just email support your VM UUID and it'll be set up [16:10] Nice, thanks :) [16:10] it's not set up by default b/c it is somewhat a pain (not automated yet), and only 20% of customers request it [16:11] The graphing or the setting it up? [16:12] Rada: making a login for the customer for just their graph, adding info to portal, then testing it all [16:12] Yeah, sounds bothersome to do for everyone :P [16:13] :) [16:15] jeev: infinity ward (cod,cod2,cod4,cod6) treyarch (cod3,cod5,cod7) just the dev teams behind [16:17] i see [16:20] sucks about the server thing [16:20] the server situation [16:20] *** heavysixer has joined #arpnetworks [16:20] *** ChanServ sets mode: +o heavysixer [16:21] 9v9 maximum [16:21] wow [16:24] *** jeev has quit IRC (Broken pipe) [16:26] *** jeev has joined #arpnetworks [16:27] Besides the lack of server support, there will be no way for players to kick cheaters out of games. Apparently Infinity Ward hopes that hackers and cheaters will somehow not materialize, a very far-fetched idea to anyone who has ever played a popular PC FPS. [16:27] wow [16:28] omg .. [16:30] lol no more dedicated [16:31] Infinity Ward's revelation that Modern Warfare 2 for the PC would drop dedicated servers for online multiplayer in favor of the developer's IWNET && Bowling ends it with perhaps the most attractive feature of IWNET, which uses Valve's Anti Cheat. [16:32] yea.. now i'm getting depressed [16:32] i ont understand who make stupid decisions like that [16:32] makes [16:32] i enjoy playing 25v25, not it's 9v9 max [16:33] looking forward to battlefield 2 bad company now [16:34] or bad company 2 [16:34] it's a server limit.. and that sucks [16:35] infinity ward sold out everyone [16:36] dedicated servers meant more servers in the open, more money in the economy [16:36] i mean not that much but little money is moneyto someone [16:37] march 2010, bah [16:37] what? [16:40] they are doing the WoW approach, where you *have* to use their servers and they take 100% of the $15 / mo or w/e they charge [16:40] it's a cash cow [16:40] battlefield 2 bad company comes out march 2010 [16:40] i hope call of duty flops [16:40] even though i know a lot of people hwo've preordered [16:44] oh well there's a difference..15$/mo = 1 character, not an entire Realm/server [16:45] no, that's multiple chars [16:45] call of duty wont go monthly [16:45] just a stupid ass move on their part [16:45] they probably wanna inject ads in the game [16:47] that'd be an interesting move (ads in games) [16:47] haven't they done this with second life forever... [16:50] jeev: just roll a night elf mage with the upcoming exp and stop with fps :P [16:51] heh [16:51] i have a wow char [16:51] my frien got it up to max for me [16:53] yeah... im not addicted anymore ...oh wait [16:53] i should've ordered the game [16:53] and then cancelled [16:54] i probably should. [17:00] Syntax: !wow [-na|-eu] or -status. Searching North American realms by default....how far addiction can go even tcl on eggdrops :P [17:00] nasty [17:01] i used to have mean tcl's [17:08] Good job on taking out all the things that made previous PC versions great, oh and thanks for fucking Australia with IWNet assholes. I can just see MW3, "Oh its a FPS just like previous games, but there is no shooting, you have to talk your differences out, this will provide for a better multiplayer experience as it allows players to connect on an deeper level." Robert Bowling June 2011. [17:08] hahahahahahahahahahahahahahah [17:12] the 9v9 IWNet servers will be perfect. all 18 people who buy the PC version can play together. [17:12] lol [17:36] must be time for wine [18:02] hmm [18:02] i JUST started to consider getting the 'droid' from verizon [18:41] *** visinin has joined #arpnetworks [18:42] *** cablehead has quit IRC ("Leaving.") 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