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[02:07] <woland> hi guys
[02:08] <woland> any network problems this morning?
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[02:33] <arenlor> Guy pops in, asks a question about network issues, then disappears, little creepy.
[02:58] <pansexual> kinda mysteriously
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[03:16] <woland> hi
[03:40] <arenlor> Hello
[03:41] <arenlor> Here's a tip, if you write a bash script that simply runs the program 'beep' in an infinite loop, there is no way to make it stop.
[03:42] <arenlor> I would be QUITE happy if someone could prove me wrong and tell me how to make the damn beep stop without having to reboot.
[03:43] <mike-burns> ^z, kill %1
[03:45] <arenlor> It just leaves the beep running constantly.
[03:45] <arenlor> Seems it's not using alsa, off to discover what else may make sound, maybe pulse.
[03:46] <arenlor> I mean, if I needed to make an emergency system test, this would work for the beep.
[03:50] <arenlor> Ah, modprobe -r pcspkr did it ^_^' that was annoying
[03:51] <woland> anyone using rhel/centos/scientific on an arpnetworks vm?
[03:52] <woland> i keep getting python/glibc errors at random points in the install
[03:53] <woland> (usually after formatting the disk!)
[03:53] <arenlor> Care to pastebin anything?
[03:54] <arenlor> Also, doesn't up_the_irons usually install it for you?
[03:54] <woland> i'd love to, unfortunately i cannot. it looks like... http://kb.parallels.com/4611
[03:54] <woland> no
[03:54] <woland> i maintain my own
[03:56] <arenlor> woland: That's a really odd error to get. I'm assuming that it's a custom ISO?
[03:56] <woland> nope. standard netinstall
[03:57] <woland> seems specific to kvm tho
[03:57] <woland> then when i finally get through the install
[03:57] <woland> yum behaves the same every now and then
[04:00] <arenlor> I'm thinking bad ISO.
[04:00] <woland> chksum's confirmed
[04:01] <woland> centos behaves the same
[04:02] <arenlor> It seems to think that the code behind something is bad.
[04:03] <woland> spent too long looking at it now, i've requested gary replace the iso with something more common amongst the user base
[04:03] <mike-burns> You're going to love FreeBSD.
[04:04] <arenlor> ^_^
[04:04] <arenlor> Well if he wants Linux he'll probably enjoy Debian.
[04:04] <woland> haha
[04:05] <woland> my other vps is openbsd
[04:05] <woland> and the mpbios thing is bad enough heh
[04:05] <arenlor> Does anyone know if there a site you can order one off bumper stickers from?
[04:06] <arenlor> If not I may have to sign up for cafepress
[04:06] <arenlor> "My other VPS is $DISTRO" stickers.
[04:07] <woland> :o
[04:09] <arenlor> Yeah, the nerd in me really gets out when it's near bedtime, something about losing all ability to self-censor.
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[05:25] <renters> network issues?
[05:25] <mike-burns> None reported.
[05:27] <renters> ta
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[14:11] <richardquisumbin> any network problems today? i got 2 downtimes around 3 and 4 EST
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[14:20] <up_the_irons> richardquisumbin: i got a page around 11:30AM about GTT transit issue (one of our main transits); it recovered in about 5 mins
[14:21] <richardquisumbin> thanks, just wanted to know
[14:21] <up_the_irons> no problem
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[14:55] <up_the_irons> FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU..............!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[14:56] * up_the_irons is dealing with Rackspace
[14:56] <up_the_irons> they are wound SO TIGHT with regards to IPs
[14:56] <up_the_irons> I need just 3 more IPs, and they go apeshit
[14:56] <up_the_irons> </rant>
[15:00] <RandalSchwartz> well - we're out of v4, you know
[15:01] <up_the_irons> still, they really make it difficult even *with* justification
[15:29] <jlgaddis> heh, i have a request in to arin right now for a /21
[15:29] <up_the_irons> dang
[15:29] <up_the_irons> good luck with that ;)
[15:30] <jlgaddis> yeah, fingers are crossed.  gonna screw this project if i can't get it.
[15:33] <up_the_irons> your project needs that many IPs? ;)
[15:35] <jlgaddis> wireless isp
[15:35] <up_the_irons> ah
[15:35] <jlgaddis> they're using rfc1918 space for their customers now, which is mostly okay, but they're single homed and doing nat
[15:36] <jlgaddis> but just signed a 300 mbps commit w/ level 3 so i've got to make them multihomed
[15:36] <up_the_irons> yeah
[15:36] <jlgaddis> (level 3 not being their primary sp now, of course)
[15:37] <jlgaddis> they're at ~1500 customers now, so 75% of the /21 would be used up immediately if we gave 'em all a public ip
[15:37] <jlgaddis> my thinking, though, is to continue to assign rfc1918 addresses except for people who specifically want a public ip
[15:38] <up_the_irons> yeah, ARIN will probably be like, "if rfc1918 is working now, why switch them to public IPs?"
[15:42] <jlgaddis> right, we've already got the ASN though, and we *need* PI space to multihome.  that's our big argument.
[15:42] <jlgaddis> s/our/their/, i'm just doing it for them really
[15:42] <up_the_irons> yeah
[15:43] <jlgaddis> maybe i can get the .edu (ex-employer) to sell 'em part of the /16 they have, since we moved 90% of stuff there from public to private  =)
[15:43] <up_the_irons> haha yeah
[15:44] <up_the_irons> man, i knew someone who had a legacy /16
[15:44] <up_the_irons> he gave it back before I could convince him to assign it to me... ;)
[15:44] <up_the_irons> ARIN even said, "Um.. are you SURE you want to give this back?"
[15:46] <jlgaddis> heh
[15:46] <jlgaddis> interop gave back 45/8 (except for a *very* small portion of it) about this time last year
[15:47] <jlgaddis> one of the rir's, apnic i think, is completely out
[15:47] <up_the_irons> oh dang, completely out??
[15:47] <up_the_irons> wow
[15:47] <up_the_irons> yeah i heard of what interop did
[15:49] <jlgaddis> i haven't seen anythign "official" saying they're out, but that's what it's sounding like
[15:49] <up_the_irons> ah
[15:49] <jlgaddis> they split up the last five /8s or whatever and apnic has already went through theirs is what i'm hearing
[15:49] <jlgaddis> wouldn't surprise me at all, tbh
[15:50] <up_the_irons> yeah me either
[16:05] <jlgaddis> up_the_irons: hey, i have an idea for you for an add-on "feature"... storage space outside of the vps (e.g. on another host), accessible by ftp, sftp, or whatever
[16:07] <jlgaddis> e.g. $x GB i can sftp files to for safe handling instead of copying them to $home or wherever.  in the event i need to restore, i can retrieve them much quicker than i can scp'ing them from a box at $home on a 512k uplink.
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[17:02] <up_the_irons> my friend just posted:
[17:02] <up_the_irons> 3:49PM  up 1718 days, 17 hrs, 1 user, load averages: 0.00, 0.02, 0.01
[17:02] <up_the_irons> daaaaaamn
[17:02] <up_the_irons> FreeBSD 6.1, btw
[17:05] <up_the_irons> jlgaddis: only trouble is, i have no way to isolate that data transfer from "regular" data; so you'd be billed for it; perhaps that doesn't matter, but if the files are big, i bet it would :)
[17:25] <jlgaddis> ahh okay, didn't know where you pulled you transfer stats from
[17:27] <arenlor> According to he.net there are/were only 19M IPs left to APnic, and that's where a LOT of the population growth (both technical and human) is occurring, so likely gone soon if not already.
[17:28] <jlgaddis> heck that's a whole /8 and then some
[17:29] <arenlor> Yeah, but Asia Pacific is really a big area.
[17:29] <arenlor> And the fastest growing smart phone market (and I think largest).
[17:29] <jlgaddis> *nod*
[17:30] <arenlor> So 19M phones get sold, and that's the end of it.
[17:31] <jlgaddis> some carriers are using rfc1918 space for phones, not sure if they do in AP or not
[17:32] <arenlor> Africa has 1234560000 left. (Neat number, couldn't shorten it)
[17:32] <up_the_irons> in some debug mode on my Nexus S, it shows an rfc1918 IP
[17:33] <arenlor> ^_^' I get a public IP
[17:33] <up_the_irons> hah
[17:37] <jlgaddis> hmm, i have a git repo that's outta whack
[17:37] <jlgaddis> on two boxes it shows up to date, but one has files that the other doesn't  :/
[17:38] <up_the_irons> bet ya 'git rev-parse HEAD' is different
[17:38] <up_the_irons> (you're in the wrong branch)
[17:38] <arenlor> rm -rf /* solve the issue?
[17:38] <jlgaddis> oh, no, i forgot to push
[17:38] <arenlor> Also, I assume anyone in this channel is smart enough to not run said command.
[17:39] <arenlor> That and, this is IRC.
[17:39] <jlgaddis> arenlor: OMG all my files are gone!
[17:39] * jlgaddis grins
[17:39] <arenlor> jlgaddis: Damned fast drive, what is it?
[17:40] <jlgaddis> 1tb ram drive =)
[17:42] <arenlor> You have to admit, asking what type of drive it is would be the normal correct question on IRC.
[17:44] <jlgaddis> yeah
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[20:46] <jlgaddis> up_the_irons: expect one of my former coworkers coming in here soon
[20:46] <jlgaddis> says he sent an email because he needs/wants a different iso mounted, but i'm guessing he probably didn't bother to tell you what it was or give a link to it
[20:48] <jlgaddis> or maybe i'm wrong... "I send the URL to the ISO as well as the VM UUID already via
[20:48] <jlgaddis> email and in the ticket. If they still haven't responded by morning
[20:48] <jlgaddis> I'll get on IRC."
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[23:14] <up_the_irons> jlgaddis: roger that
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