wb up_the_irons :P
up_the_irons: youhere?
I too would like to summon the legendary up_the_irons
you'll probably have more luck asking your question (if you plan to ask it here) than waiting for him to show up then responding before he departs .. ;-)
I had a busy weekend, just emailed my keys last night
heh
It's not taking my key for whatever reason
And he left password login enabled
debug1: Authentications that can continue: publickey,password
sshd may advertise it, that doesn't mean the passwd file has a valid password..
Oh I'm sure, but I think it's worth disabling
I can see how closing that opportunity makes sense though ;-)
At the very least, it would mean immediate failure (for anything scripted)
you can do that from the user perspective by doing '-o batchmode=yes'
yeah I know. Just something for him to smooth out
brycec: toddf_ : yeah, password auth was left on for testing
Hi FireTalon
a wild up_the_irons appears
up_the_irons: Two questions on the possibly-up-and-coming-backup-service
1) IPv6? (and/or a decent hostname)
2) Does this count against our bandwidth?
1) IPv6 will be enabled, of course, and also a good hostname 2) by default it does count against bandwidth b/c it is going to a different vlan, but I can add a 2nd interface to any VPS that "directly" link the vps to the backup server, and then it does not count against bandwidth (also it would go over a 1 Gbps link :)
I had a feeling that it did (for now). Of course, ipv6 would also clear up #2 ;P
yeah but at the moment i just don't want large file transfers going through my IPv6 router; it's not really built to carry very large file transfers across the local network
brycec: give the backup server another try, i found out why pub keys weren't working
FireTalon: so what type of robotics do you work on?
oh is gigabit coming soon for normal network? :)
it'll come when the new router is up
Fanuc
but that is pending on a new transit provider also, so i'm kinda waiting / negotiating with those guys.  so in the mean time i'm working on the new backup service and also self-managed ISOs for VMs
mostly vision systems
FireTalon: sweet
currently designing software where a camera checks a windshield for defects, if it finds one, two robots grab it and move it over to a dead area, if it passes, the bots stack it
vision = awesome
the arms will follow your hands also :p
FireTalon: that sounds kind of fun :)
Thanks up_the_irons, logged in now
brycec: nice!
up_the_irons: concerned that there's an entry for my last-login though
Last login: Sat Feb  9 22:23:30 2013 from cpe-67-49-4-253.socal.res.rr.com
brycec: that's me :)
guessing you shoved your own pubkey in too?
yup
was testing stuff as regular user
good. would hate for my private key to have been hijacked
up_the_irons: How do users determine their quota usage? -bash: quota: command not found
well, technically, your pub key is ok for public viewing
brycec: hah, i knew you'd ask.  i tried to get 'quota' to work in the chroot, but had some problems.  i may revisit it later.
Yeah I know the pubkey is just that, public ;) But for you to have used it to login, you'd have to have used my private key... and that wouldn't be cool.
well at least there's du
brycec: yeah du is there
brycec: yeah that's why i had to use my own pub key :)
gotta jet, bbl
thx
toddf_: just replied to your QinQ ticket
i think it'll work now
QinQ has a different ethertype than what we usually let pass through the hosts.  i've added 0x88a8 to the list :)