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[07:33] <j0bd0n3> anyone here from arp networks support>
[07:33] <j0bd0n3> ?
[07:34] <avj> yes, but your best bet is probably a support ticket as i don't believe they're staring at irc 24/7
[07:36] <j0bd0n3> point me on the right direction I just need answers for general questions regarding a new vps
[07:39] <avj> oh, just fire away here and someone here will possibly know if it's a question relating to the service
[07:42] <j0bd0n3> how long it takes for the VPS to be operational, and do I need to configure ipv6 on it or once the server is up I can just ping the v6 address and it will work?
[07:47] <mike-burns> j0bd0n3: It takes 24hr on average for a new VPS to be operational.
[07:48] <mike-burns> IPv6 did not work for me upon boot. It might have changed in the past 5 years.
[07:48] <mike-burns> I'm not support, just a long-time customer.
[07:48] <j0bd0n3> thanks mike-burns
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[08:28] <toddf> j0bd0n3: IPv6 will be configured in some fashion; the default os install in theory should have it functional; you're allocated the IPv6 address space so whether its working by default or requires tweaks on your end, .. it's definately easy ..
[08:30] <j0bd0n3> thanks toddf
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[09:33] <reardencode> did kvr19 just reboot or just my VPS?
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[12:57] <up_the_irons> reardencode: just you
[12:57] <up_the_irons> $ uptime
[12:57] <up_the_irons>  12:56:55 up 257 days, 15:06,  1 user,  load average: 0.84, 0.99, 0.98
[12:57] <up_the_irons> $
[12:58] <up_the_irons> mike-burns: toddf : IPv6 is configured and working on new VMs, FYI
[13:01] <mike-burns> Ace.
[13:01] <brycec> Bandit.
[13:06] <reardencode> up_the_irons: thanks
[13:30] <up_the_irons> reardencode: np
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[17:26] <staticsafe> http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-announce&m=138332002212082
[17:26] <BryceBot> openbsd-announce: "OpenBSD 5.4 released Nov 1, 2013" from Nick Holland <nick () cvs ! openbsd ! org> @ 2013-11-01 14:19:48
[17:27] <mike-burns> Hooray!
[17:37] <up_the_irons> woo
[17:51] <mercutio> i wonder what openbsd 5.4 adds
[18:03] <brycec> Roughly one-tenth.
[18:03] <brycec> And up_the_irons' mirror already has it, FYI
[18:05] <up_the_irons> rad
[18:06] <brycec> Of course the robots.txt meant I couldn't just wget -m the whole directory :(
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