morning
slaam
hey... your signup page has 1 IP (/30 subnet) ... am I missing something? Isn't a /30 4? (or 3 I guess)
netmask, broadcast, router, and you
4 ips consumed
so a /29 gives you netmask, broadcast, router, and 5 for you
and /28 gives you... well, do the math
ah, right.
network math is tricky ;)
it's only 10am, have mercy ;)
it's 5 o'clock somewhere!
jdoe: don't feel bad. I was troubleshooting SSL issues by 6:00am. That is not a good combination..
bonsoir
RandalSchwartz: that doesn't require critical thinking skills
not sure that requires _any_ thinking skills
reptile brain level. "Food goes in here"
s/food/booze/
that reminds me. lunch time!
I just need to say that I hate my life.
two days shy of May and it's SNOWING OUTSIDE. don't like.
where??
SLC
spitsbergen
i am disappoint
cedwards: isn't SLC up in the mountains? what do you expect?
jdoe: I expect that it's May already!
pfft, there's still snow in the mountains here.
hey all
I am having chflags issues on my FreeBSD vps, chflags schg is seeming to have no effect? I am really stuck no idea what I could have done to fubar this. for instance in /bin if i do ls -ol
i want to set schg flags on the bins. by comparison on my freinds machine that i just fixed up for him
-r-xr-xr-x  1 root 7.1K Apr 23 18:56 uuidgen*
ong my vps^
-r-xr-xr-x  1 root  wheel  schg   7240 Apr 23 18:43 uuidgen*
my friends one
i ran chflags schg * in /bin
seems to have no effect
what do you all prefer for a webserver?
nginx
It's lightweight and minimalistic.
If I buy a vps with FreeBSD 8.0, is it i386 or x86_64? Thanks.
amd64
mike-burns: and if I want to add another VPS, and have purchased multiple IP's would it be part of that block?
jwfoxjr: likely. I have two and the IP list that I have is within the same block.
mike-burns: I tried nginx a while back.. can't remember now the issue I had with it.
mike-burns: I've been using lighttpd for a few years now.
I'm debating whether to keep my Ubuntu VPS and just have the FreeBSD cd mounted and build new or buy another VPS
I'm sure ARP woudl be happy if I bought another VPS :)
I'm sure they would :)
are you considering FreeBSD to try it out, or do you already have experience with it?
cedwards: I've worked with it, but not extensively. It's taken me a while to get used to where things are and how things are done after years of working with Linux
I've built a few development vm's in virtualbox with freebsd
jwfoxjr: I spent lots of time building and tinkering with FreeBSD at home (for free) before I started paying to use it.
jwfoxjr: but if that isn't an issue for you, there are plenty of us that use FreeBSD here that are happy to help.
bed time for this guy.
jwfoxjr: ARP has been great so far. I'd recommend it, if you're on the fence.
me too
hey RandalSchwartz how have you been?
busy
day job, and all that
good to be that busy
yeah definately a different background for FLOSS Weekly the last couple of weeks :)
I was giddy for the mars rover guys
can't believe I lost it that bad. :)
I tried to listen live, buy day job and all...I'm waiting for it to hit the iTunes.
s/buy/but/g
it's gonna go down as one of the best, top ten easily
I keep saying "how can i top this" though
I thought getting Tim O'Reilly was good.
before that, Simon Phipps
then Linus himself
but these guys were a lot more fun than even the Linus interview
and preceded by the JMRI story
FLOSS Weekly is turning into quite a show
My top 3 fav's in order that aren't projects were Linus/DHH/Randi Harper
I think it's just because of the candidness of the guests
Looks like I will have the time this weekend to start my ARP account
cool!
Yeah, I am looking forward to it
Will save me 15/mo
hi all how can i verity that the dns reverse delegation is working properly ?
i am doing a dig -x 174.136.103.210 or host 174.136.103.210 but get an ;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached
by saying host 174.136.103.218
oh - then it's not
so are you having arp serve that?
host 74.136.103.218 als does an ;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached
or are you needing to serve that yourself?
serve my self
and is the right delegation in place?
queryng the dns server seems to work dig @pool.ddns.mx -x 174.136.103.210
just want to be sure 100% that is not an error from my side
maybe something is missing on the delegation part
103.136.174.in-addr.arpa is still owned by arp
any hint on how to fix it ?
yes submit a request
tell them to delegate to you
but be f'ing sure you are delivering the right reverse record
in theory i am but for some reasson not working
yeah - the delegation isn;'tthere
simple request to support
because asking your machine gives me arp.stablum.net
so it's a delgation issue
host -a 210.103.136.174.in-addr.arpa pool.ddns.mx
right
taht works
any good tool for monitoring IPSEC vpn's ?
monitoring?
yes I have a VPN but if for some reasson the VPN goes down I would like to automatically put it up
what does "go down" mean, and what would be the recovery?
go down would be something like stop responding pings
and the solution could be to restar the vpn maybe flusing the ipsec values
or racoon