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[03:21] <up_the_irons> jbergstroem: to be honest, i haven't checked in a while, i just remember it was pretty ass raping
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[04:41] <up_the_irons> anyone else having problems mounting /dev/cd0 on FreeBSD 9.1 ?
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[09:34] <anisfarhana> Hiya everyone :)
[10:58] <alexstanford8> http://techtalkin.com/Thread-How-To-Install-Configure-TeamSpeak-3-Server-on-Debian-Linux for anyone who needs it
[10:59] <anisfarhana> alexstanford8: If i am not mistaken, they use TS for gaming purposes.
[11:00] <alexstanford8> Yep, that's one purpose
[11:00] <alexstanford8> That's what I set it up for, a gaming guild, and easy to find instructions were difficult to find
[11:00] <alexstanford8> easy to follow*
[11:00] <alexstanford8> so, I wrote that up
[11:01] <anisfarhana> You wrote it?
[11:01] <anisfarhana> Are you on gaming too?
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[15:53] <toddf> I'm sure randalschwartz can recognize the peril in the following idium
[15:53] <toddf> $foo = "somestring";
[15:53] <toddf> $foo =~ m/(s).*(g)/;
[15:53] <toddf> $bar = "someotherstring";
[15:53] <toddf> $bar =~ m/(s).*(z)/;
[15:54] <toddf> if (defined($1) && defined($2)) { printf "My strings! %s %s\n",$1,$2; }
[15:56] <brycec> My Perl-fu is very weak, but as I read that, wouldn't it evaluate false? Or would $1/$2 be carried through from $foo?
[15:56] <toddf> output: My strings! s g
[15:56] <brycec> heh, guess so. Interesting.
[15:57] <toddf> so lesson learned the hard way today by me is: test if ($bar =~ m/(s).*(z)/) { } .. don't test for $1 and $2 to be defined as a failed match doesn't clear $1 or $2
[15:58] * brycec learns that too
[15:58] <brycec> s/$/ (the easy way)/
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[16:06] <toddf> ;-)
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[16:47] <anisfarhana> tada!
[16:47] <anisfarhana> ipv6!
[16:47] <anisfarhana> HA HA HA
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[16:49] <anisfarhana> pfttt
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[17:40] <up_the_irons> anisfarhana: nice
[17:43] <anisfarhana> up_the_irons: I can't show off the v6 on freenode due to my cloack nickname.
[17:43] <anisfarhana> :D
[17:44] <up_the_irons> ah
[17:44] <anisfarhana> up_the_irons: Stupid question - possible to get /32 instead of 64 for v6?
[17:44] <up_the_irons> no
[17:44] <up_the_irons> you need to ask ARIN for a /32
[17:44] <up_the_irons> dinner, bbl
[17:44] <anisfarhana> up_the_irons: enjoy your meal.
[17:45] <mercutio> anisfarhana: why would you need a /32 ?!
[17:45] <mercutio> i mean all of arp would probably be fine with a /48
[17:46] <anisfarhana> calvino.freenode.net has IPv6 address 2001:1418:13:1::25
[17:46] <anisfarhana> That is nice.
[17:46] <anisfarhana> 2001:1418
[17:46] <anisfarhana> Mine - 2607:f2f8:a2b8
[17:46] <anisfarhana> Messy :P
[17:47] <mercutio> it's ipv6
[17:47] <mercutio> it's always messy
[17:47] <anisfarhana> That is why i said *stupid question*.
[17:47] <anisfarhana> Ha ha ha
[17:47] <mercutio> i doubt calvino has a /32 to itself
[17:47] <mercutio> inet6num:       2001:1418:0013::/48
[17:48] <mercutio> descr:          Italian Linux Society and others
[17:48] <anisfarhana> mercutio: I am wondering calvino, they got all numeric.
[17:48] <mercutio> so they have a /48 for italian linux society, and calvino has less than  a /48 i imagine
[17:48] <anisfarhana> My question was like "Why all calvino numeric why my v6 mixed with alphabhetic"
[17:49] <mercutio> well why do some people have numbers < 100 with ipv4 and some more > 100 ?
[17:49] <mercutio> like 8.8.8.8
[17:49] <mercutio> is nicer than 255.255.255.255
[17:49] <staticsafe> thats what they got assigned
[17:49] <mercutio> it could be earlier allocation
[17:49] <mercutio> or just lucky
[17:49] <mercutio> region based
[17:49] <mercutio> all kinds of reasons
[17:50] <anisfarhana> Yes i noticed that.
[17:50] <mercutio> CIDR:           2607:F2F8::/32
[17:50] <mercutio> OriginAS:       AS25795
[17:50] <mercutio> NetName:        ARPNET
[17:50] <mercutio> arp has 2607:f2f8
[17:50] <mercutio> so the first bit is always going to be like that
[17:50] <anisfarhana> mercutio: Which i got some nice ip address..wish only.
[17:51] <anisfarhana> Sorry for my stupid question and thoughts.
[17:51] <mercutio> well you could try getting a /32
[17:51] <mercutio> ask up_the_irons how much he pays for it :/
[17:51] <mercutio> you probably need an ASN too
[17:51] <staticsafe> aye iirc /32 is for ISP purposes
[17:51] <mercutio> ahh so she can only get a /48 ?
[17:52] <staticsafe> yep
[17:52] <staticsafe> HE tunnelbroker gives me up to a /48
[17:52] <mercutio> Size Category Fee (US Dollars) Block Size
[17:52] <mercutio> Small $2,250  /40 to /32
[17:52] <mercutio> it's considered small apparently
[17:52] <mercutio> and only $2250/year ...
[17:52] <mercutio> it goes up from there :)
[17:53] <mercutio> Small$2,250 /20 to /19
[17:53] <mercutio> which is same cost as /20 or /19
[17:53] <mercutio> i thought it was more expensive than that
[17:54] <mercutio> oh it's more expensive from apnic
[17:54] <staticsafe> heh
[17:54] <anisfarhana> apnic for v4 right?
[17:54] <anisfarhana> Or they also provided IP address for v6
[17:54] <anisfarhana> ?
[17:54] <staticsafe> APNIC is asia pacific
[17:55] <mercutio> apnic do ipv4 and ipv6
[17:55] <mercutio> for asia pacific yeh
[17:55] <mercutio> i'm in asia pacific
[17:55] <mercutio> it's all pretty much a con :/
[17:55] <mercutio> apnic don't seem to do anything useful
[17:55] <mercutio> but they charge a lot of money
[17:55] <staticsafe> eh?
[17:55] <anisfarhana> If i am not mistaken, google is using something like G:0:0:G:L:3 for their dns on v6
[17:55] <mercutio> well it's mostly just from charging money that they divide up ip space
[17:56] <mercutio> but old ip adddresses that have been had for ages  have huge subnets
[17:56] <mercutio> without paying money
[17:56] <mercutio> anisfarhana: real?
[17:57] <mercutio> i can't se any ipv6 on their dns
[17:57] <anisfarhana> mercutio: If i am not mistaken, i read it somewhere last night.
[17:57] <mercutio> not for their name servers
[17:57] <mercutio> 2001:4860:4001:803::1013
[17:57] <mercutio> and www.google.com resolves to that
[17:57] <mercutio> which is no better than your ip is it?
[17:58] <anisfarhana> Currently they are using 2001:4860:4860::8888 and 2001:4860:4860::8844 for their pDNS
[17:58] <mercutio> pdns?
[17:58] <anisfarhana> public DNS
[17:58] <anisfarhana> gDNS
[17:58] <anisfarhana> or Google DNS
[17:58] <mercutio> google.com name server ns3.google.com.
[17:58] <mercutio> google.com name server ns1.google.com.
[17:58] <mercutio> google.com name server ns2.google.com.
[17:58] <mercutio> google.com name server ns4.google.com.
[17:58] <mercutio> weird
[17:58] <mercutio> i see that
[17:58] <mercutio> oh duh
[17:59] <mercutio> ns1.google.com has address 216.239.32.10
[17:59] <mercutio> oh nah it's still just ipv4
[17:59] <anisfarhana> They even got 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4!
[17:59] <anisfarhana> How much they pay for it?
[17:59] <mercutio> anis: well level3 own 8.0.0.0/8
[17:59] <mercutio> and probably pay nothing for it
[17:59] <mercutio> so it's whatever level3 want to chage
[17:59] <mercutio> charge
[17:59] <staticsafe> Level 3 Communications, Inc. LVLT-ORG-8-8 (NET-8-0-0-0-1) 8.0.0.0 - 8.255.255.255
[17:59] <staticsafe> Google Incorporated LVLT-GOOGL-1-8-8-8 (NET-8-8-8-0-1) 8.8.8.0 - 8.8.8.255
[18:00] <staticsafe> Google has a /24
[18:00] <anisfarhana> Lucky who work with Google :)
[18:00] <anisfarhana> I think i never can get hired by them
[18:00] * anisfarhana ducks
[18:01] <mercutio> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_assigned_/8_IPv4_address_blocks
[18:01] <mercutio> level3 also own 4.0.0.0/8
[18:01] <mercutio> hmm what's 1.0.0.0/8 used for
[18:01] <mercutio> i want 1.2.3.4
[18:01] <anisfarhana> mercutio: Well, we own 192.168.x.x though
[18:01] <anisfarhana> haha
[18:01] <mercutio> anis: no you don't
[18:02] <anisfarhana> mercutio: You can have 127.0.0.1 as well
[18:02] <anisfarhana> All yours
[18:02] <mercutio> you can't advertise 192.168.0.0/16 to the internet
[18:02] <staticsafe> RFC1918
[18:02] <mercutio> or /24s within it
[18:02] <anisfarhana> I mean 127.0.0.1 , not 192.168.x.x
[18:02] <mercutio> it's not mine cos it may clash with other people
[18:02] <mercutio> so i can't link two connections with it
[18:02] <mercutio> anis: 127.0.0.0/8
[18:02] <mercutio> anis: i actually own 0/0
[18:03] <anisfarhana> Yup.
[18:16] <CaZe> anisfarhana: Just don't identify to your nick.
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[18:17] <anisfarhana> CaZe: Some of channel wil re-directed me to ##unregistered-channel
[18:17] <CaZe> anisfarhana: Make a second account, and register under that.
[18:18] <CaZe> anisfarhana: Then change your nick to your current nick.
[18:19] <anisfarhana> My nickname registered like 8 years ago haha
[18:19] <anisfarhana> I was kid at that time lol
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[18:23] <CaZe> Like that.
[18:24] <anisfarhana> YOU WAIT! :P
[18:25] <mercutio> you don't need to expose your IP oto the world
[18:25] <mercutio> it's kind of like walking around in a foreign city naked
[18:25] <mercutio> it might be safe
[18:25] <mercutio> but it might not be
[18:25] <CaZe> Well, he wanted to show off his IPV6 adress.
[18:26] <mercutio> who?
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[18:27] <CaZe> [anis]
[18:27] <mercutio> when i see that name
[18:27] <mercutio> i keep thinking anais nin
[18:27] <anisfarhana> What is anais nin?
[18:27] <mercutio> who is
[18:27] <mercutio> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ana%C3%AFs_Nin
[18:27] <CaZe> But now you're not registered on that account.
[18:28] <mercutio> have you heard of henry miller?
[18:28] <anisfarhana> CaZe: Yup
[18:28] <CaZe> s/account/nick/
[18:28] <anisfarhana> mercutio: Nope
[18:28] <mercutio> ahh ok
[18:28] <anisfarhana> mercutio: I just know Justin Bieber and Edward Cullen only
[18:28] * anisfarhana ducks
[18:29] <mercutio> who is edward cullen
[18:29] <anisfarhana> Haha
[18:29] <anisfarhana> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Cullen
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[18:30] <mercutio> oh is he from the 80s?
[18:30] <mercutio> but made to look likethe 90s
[18:30] <anisfarhana> Never watch Twilight before?
[18:30] <mercutio> hge kind of reminds me of the fonz
[18:30] <mercutio> no?
[18:30] <anisfarhana> Oh dear.
[18:31] <mercutio> i don't watch much tv
[18:31] <anisfarhana> You should watch it.
[18:31] <anisfarhana> Its series/movie
[18:31] <anisfarhana> Not on TV
[18:31] <mercutio> i'm waiting for elementary episode to come out
[18:31] <mercutio> oh i don't go to movies
[18:31] * anisfarhana loves vampire story
[18:31] <mercutio> oh
[18:32] <mercutio> i watched a vampire movie once
[18:32] <mercutio> umm interview with the vampire
[18:32] <mercutio> it was ok
[18:32] <anisfarhana> IMO VD is the best and awesome one!
[18:32] <anisfarhana> VD = Vampire Diaries
[18:32] <mercutio> never herad of it
[18:32] <mercutio> is it recent
[18:32] <anisfarhana> The actor is damnnnnnn handsome!
[18:32] <mercutio> is that why you watch it?
[18:33] <anisfarhana> 40% because of them yes.
[18:33] <anisfarhana> 60% because of their series.
[18:33] <mercutio> so it's like porn for girls :/
[18:33] <mercutio> i tried watching true blood once
[18:33] <anisfarhana> Silly you.
[18:33] <mercutio> it was terrible
[18:33] <anisfarhana> Haha
[18:34] <mercutio> do you like true blood?
[18:34] <mercutio> i was into vampire stuff a bit like 10 yaers ago
[18:34] <mercutio> i watched this other vampire film too
[18:35] <anisfarhana> mercutio: http://goo.gl/NHLh8
[18:35] <mercutio> ANDY WARHOL'S DRACULA
[18:35] <mercutio> that' sit
[18:37] <anisfarhana> Charming vampires.
[18:37] <mercutio> oh that show
[18:37] <mercutio> that was on one time iw as checking if my tv reception worked
[18:37] <anisfarhana> I am willing to turn into a vampire if they want to bite me
[18:37] <anisfarhana> LOL
[18:37] <mercutio> there were like two brothers arguing
[18:37] <mercutio> one was good one was bad
[18:37] <anisfarhana> Both of them are good now :D
[18:37] <mercutio> oh
[18:37] <mercutio> that's gay
[18:37] <anisfarhana> But fighting for 1 girl , pftttt
[18:37] <mercutio> i thought that was the whole point
[18:38] <mercutio> oh yeh that girl is a ditz
[18:38] <anisfarhana> What is ditz?
[18:38] <mercutio> you kind of wish she'd die sometime
[18:38] <mercutio> and be replaced by someone else
[18:38] <mercutio> who isn't nearly as stupid/idiotic
[18:38] <anisfarhana> Haha
[18:38] <mercutio> ditz is like dumb blonde
[18:39] <mercutio> like stereotype
[18:39] <anisfarhana> But for real she is beautiful.
[18:39] <mercutio> it doesn't stop her being dumb
[18:39] <mercutio> it's an action film
[18:39] <mercutio> isn't it?
[18:39] <anisfarhana> No i mean in her real life sir.
[18:39] <mercutio> i suppose it's more drama
[18:39] <mercutio> damsel in distress
[18:39] <mercutio> yeh i think she was quite hot
[18:39] <mercutio> just dumb
[18:40] <anisfarhana> Probably dumb just in that series
[18:40] <anisfarhana> dumb + hot = If she like you, so you don't like her in return mercutio?
[18:40] <anisfarhana> :D
[18:41] <mercutio> why dont' they just have a fight
[18:41] <mercutio> and one of them take her
[18:41] <mercutio> whoever wins
[18:41] <mercutio> they probably should move to where thre are less demons too
[18:41] <anisfarhana> Fight for a girl?
[18:41] <anisfarhana> Come on!
[18:42] <anisfarhana> Damon can take me, and dump her
[18:42] * anisfarhana ducks
[18:42] <anisfarhana> Let her be with Stefan :D
[18:42] <mercutio> which one is stefan?
[18:42] <mercutio> the good or bad?
[18:43] <anisfarhana> There is the good or bad one.
[18:43] <anisfarhana> Both of them are good.
[18:43] <anisfarhana> *There is no
[18:43] <mercutio> actually she is pretty hot
[18:43] <anisfarhana> Yeah Elena :)
[18:43] <anisfarhana> Watch it, you gonna love it
[18:43] <anisfarhana> Much better than Twilight.
[18:44] <mercutio> i found she was in some movie callled chloe
[18:44] <mercutio> maybe that is better
[18:44] <mercutio> and we're spamming the chat
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[18:46] <jlgaddis> Off-topic, but hoping somebody here might know... looking for a way to manage an LSI MegaRAID card in a SuperMicro box running VMware ESXi 4.1. AFAICT, it looks like I'm gonna have to reboot the box and go into the "LSI BIOS".
[18:49] <mercutio> uhh
[18:49] <mercutio> that may not work
[18:49] <mercutio> you need megacli crap
[18:49] <mercutio> i think there's a vserver plugin
[18:49] <mercutio> when i was idlely looking for other things
[18:50] <mercutio> although
[18:50] <mercutio> that was perc controllers
[18:50] <mercutio> which also use MegaCli
[18:53] <jlgaddis> Hmm, never even heard of MegaCLI... I'm not much of a hardware guy, though (unless it's Cisco or Juniper hardware).
[18:53] <mercutio> is it a dell controller?
[18:53] <mercutio> or lsi?
[18:53] <mercutio> dell rebrand lsi
[18:54] <mercutio> cos it was dell's page i think i saw something
[18:54] <mercutio> actually it may be real lsi :)
[18:54] <mercutio> you may find you have to reboot with al inux live cd :/
[18:55] <mercutio> if you want to do complicated things
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[19:00] <jlgaddis> NFI, TBH.  I'm guessing it's an actual LSI card.
[19:01] <jlgaddis> Yeah, looks like it's built into the motherboard.
[19:01] <jlgaddis> "LSI 6Gbps SAS 2108 w/ Hardware RAID support" is listed as an "on-board device" on the motherboard's product page
[19:07] <mercutio> yeh
[19:07] <mercutio> well youi may find some commands aren't exposed inthe bios
[19:07] <mercutio> but if you have a linux you can boot into
[19:07] <mercutio> you can rpm/alien/extract a rpm with megacli
[19:07] <mercutio> and then get confused by the command line parameters
[19:10] <jlgaddis> Heh
[19:10] <jlgaddis> I just found an RPM, we'll see whether I can get it to work or not.
[19:10] <jlgaddis> Basically, I have a drive showing up as "UNCONFIGURED GOOD" that I want to make a hot spare, preferably without driving there and/or having to bring the server down.
[19:11] <mercutio> hmm
[19:11] <mercutio> you should def be able to do that with cli
[19:11] <mercutio> with the bios not sure
[19:12] <mercutio> probabl can with bios actually
[19:13] <jlgaddis> Can MegaCLI talk to a remote host, though?
[19:16] <jlgaddis> I'm not sure if "LSI BIOS" is the right term for what I was referring to, BTW.  I meant the tool that's available when you first boot the system up... it shows the logical drives, etc., and gives you the option of hitting CTRL-A to boot into... whatever the app is called.
[19:17] <mercutio> yeh lsi bios will do for that
[19:17] <mercutio> megacli remote host no
[19:17] <mercutio> does esxi show health status?
[19:17] <mercutio> esxi really needs management itself heh
[19:30] <mercutio> http://communities.vmware.com/message/1868018
[19:30] <mercutio> jlg that seems closest to talking about what you wanted to do :)
[19:32] <mercutio> gl
[19:47] <jlgaddis> Sorry, got distracted... the health status does show up in the VMware client, that's what tipped me off about the drive.
[19:47] <jlgaddis> Reading through that link now, thanks.
[19:49] <jlgaddis> Someone in that thread reported success w/ ESXi 4.1, so I'll keep my fingers crossed!
[19:49] <mercutio> i got distracted too
[19:49] <mercutio> and then i found stuff i'd found earlier :)
[19:49] <mercutio> i never did find what i found originally though :)
[19:49] <mercutio> err i mean i found lots of tabs open that i hadn't looked at
[19:53] <jlgaddis> Heh, coincidentally enough, that's what distracted me too.
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[23:29] <milki> hiccup!
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[23:33] <milki> wb up_the_irons
[23:33] <milki> ...and friends
[23:33] <milki> :P
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[23:37] <toddf> gotta love v6 burps
[23:43] <up_the_irons> yay
[23:45] <up_the_irons> jlgaddis: yes, you can do all that from the command line, don't need to reboot
[23:45] <up_the_irons> jlgaddis: but that cli is fucking stupid confusing
[23:46] <up_the_irons> i have notes on the hot spare i think...
[23:46] <anisfarhana> wow
[23:46] <anisfarhana> You guys doing maintenance or what?
[23:46] <up_the_irons> * Set drive #5 as global hot spare::
[23:46] <up_the_irons>   sudo ./MegaCli64 -PDHSP -Set -PhysDrv [:5] -a0
[23:46] <up_the_irons> jlgaddis: ^^ there ya go
[23:50] <up_the_irons> jesus christ.. since when did gist.github.com not work in Firefox?
[23:53] <up_the_irons> jlgaddis: here's my whole cheat sheet: https://gist.github.com/4491421
[23:59] <jlgaddis> ... except I can't run MegaCLI from the physical host (ESXi).  Copy/pasted/saved, though.  Thanks.