hi! i have a weird question someone here probably knows is there any sane (as in not $1000/11 users) alternative to jira that isn't bugzilla? i'm looking mostyl to organise myself a bit and have actual request tracking for freelance worka nd stuff mercutio: perhaps, though it seemed the hiccup was >5mins. But that my just be my own perception of time bug tracking is hard On a related note, ipv6 traffic suddenly dectupled in latency hazardous: I've used a number of bug tracking... Github and Bitbucket both have their own, I think Gitlab does too. Dedicated trackers, I've used Mantis and Trac. Aha! v4 packet loss (seen from the inside and outside world) https://smokeping.cobryce.com/?target=ARP.ARPWebsite.ARPWebsite4 (And yes, my home Comcast has been down for 3 hours or so :( ) Based on the latency spikes across the board, I'm guessing ARP's getting hammered brycec: yeah, dedicated trackers, i don't need vcs integration or anything with source code basically not really a bug tracker but more like an issue/request thing hazardous: Ticket system? yeah, kinda i was considering JIRA but the pricing doesn't scale particularly well heh, well "issue tracker" is pretty broad hazardous: I use mantis for that I'm sure there's better but it works brycec : I'm actually not seeing out of the ordinary traffic up_the_irons: Interesting. Well, you have the same data I have - three locations all show packet loss to arpnetworks.com (ipv4) Nothing significant, so nothing to panic about. heh i'm smokepinig too i wonder if i see loss i don't see loss but i se higher ping than normal although it seems to have sttled a little prob separate issue though as destinations in general look fine just curl it err cron it damn im not thinking strraight traceroute doesn't work very well though i reckon mtr --report is better as it's hard to see spikes otherwise or where or where packet lsos is happening Thanks I'll consider it. Still a crapload of traceroutes to run just do a few useful ones i didn't relaly gleam that mch from it toddf: thx toddf: basically a lot of the open source ones i've seen don't have ultra fine graned acls or something like i need some clients to be readonly, all to only be able to see projects assigned to them, stuff like that wtf, what happened to OTRS, it used to be f/oss Aww OTRS, I remember that... (Looks like it's still free, just the extra "modules" cost) so is FreeBSD 10.0-RELEASE actually out yet? the site says RC5, but the ISO it links to says RELEASE: ftp://ftp.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/releases/ISO-IMAGES/10.0/FreeBSD-10.0-RELEASE-amd64-disc1.iso IRC is like two ships meeting in the middle of the ocean. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2rGTXHvPCQ YouTube Comedy: "Numb3rs' description of IRC" by mircea2s (1m 41s), 1,107,466 views, 3,308 likes and 665 dislikes. Uploaded 2009-11-11T22:01:44.000Z. back on now: other than #Oracle on Freenode, what are other hotspots on IRC for Oracle folks up_the_irons: no announcement yet, so not officially out