is it just me or are 'inbound' and 'outbound' reversed on the cacti graphs?
aka if my server is offline it registers 'outbound' traffic
I guess its all a matter of perspective, this is 'outbound' from the router to my vps?
its a graphfor the router?
or the vps?
stats come from the router, but its for my vps
3gotcha. then yes outbound is traffic flowing to the vps
aka any customer here can request cacti graphs of their vps traffic, its only setup upon request since so many don't make use of it
yeah, they itd appear backwards to the customer
though i think in cacti you could swap the labels in the template
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hooray... looks like google has reduced my spam threat level.
I can now email arbitary gmail addresses again, and not end up in the spam box
the real test is mailing a group email in a google app
that's where I first noticed I was getting tagged
RandalSchwartz: how did  you deal with it?
well, I used their "i'm not a bad bulk mailer" request
but I got nothing back from that
instead, I noticed that email to merlyn@linuxfund.org (a google app address) ended up in spam
so I marked it "not spam" a few times
and it started showing up in inbox
so I set up a cron job to send myself "fortune -l" every few minutes
heh cool
and apparently, the cumulative "not marked as spam" score has been slowly rising. :)
that's interesting
so I can now send to board@linuxfund.org, which was a group address
but I'm not sure if all group addresses work yet
ditto with @twit.tv - I failed to send to there until today
it may mean I have to do each google app one at a time.  that'd be evil.
if I were google (and I'm not) with all the stats and cpu power available, I'd have at least a two tiered scoring system for spam. one `global consciousness' concept where if 99% of people who actively tag things as spam mark a specific type as spam, it gets generally marked as spam, then a `specific' spam scoring pool for each individual mailbox, so if you personally don't consider something spam that most people do, it should eventually do the 
ipv6 reality starts dawning on ISPs - http://news.cnet.com/8301-30685_3-20016284-264.html
nice
I was just prompted into recommending ARP on twitter again.  expect another round of inquisitors. :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uccjrp5NRYE <- Damn
up_the_irons - you need this logo - http://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-ipv6-forum-releases-the-ipv6-ipsec-ready-logo-program-2010-09-15
RandalSchwartz: where's the logo, though? ;)
follow the pdf link
I'm on a slow wifi... I hope it's there. :)
darn it - not in there
although that's a good doc
i skimed the pdf a bit
ahh - the logos are here - http://www.ipv6ready.org/
ugh - those things are silly
Greetings. Just got my FreeBSD vps provisioned today.
DDevine: welcome!
i must run though, be back in about 30 mins
No worries, don't need support (yet).
by the time you email your rsa pub key to support@ for serial console access and sending the same place a reverse dns request, there's not a whole lot of support that I can imagine would be possible ;-)
hi