mnathani: is it only present w/the new card?
Hello
How can I keep from getting DCHP not aquried when trying to hook up a blu ray player (has been hooked up before) to a wireless network
You cannot. Please go away.
heh
Yes you can
No, we really cannot. We don't know anything about networks.
+1
what's a network?
How can I keep from getting DCHP not aquried when trying to hook up a blu ray player (has been hooked up before) to a wireless network
...
You cannot. Please go away.
wtb kline pls
talk to your bluerayplayer manufacturer
Cannot
Can too
is it dead?
Too old they do not help after a year
you like 'em young, huh?
LLKCKfan: read this, http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
No help
then rethink your decision to as totally irrelvant questions
or stop being a bot pls
that'd be cool too
i know it's tough
NOT A BOT
are a bot
That's exactly what a bad bot would say.
BryceBot: are you a bot?
YOOU ARE THE BOT
are such bot
Not irrelvant quetion as this is a nwtworkdchannel
this is not #randomsupport
you might try #blurayplayersupportforbots
or #botsupport
oh
we have an op :)
mike-burns is my new #arpnetworks hero
I'm glad I get to use my op skills once in a while.
there's not issues very often
INdeed.
gotta keep yourself up-to-date in the latest IRC op techniques
Do any of you use anything other than bind for DNS?
i use unbound as a local dns cache on my laptop
(if that counts)
phlux: i use tinydns for authorative, unbound/dnsmasq for recursive
where dnsmasq is used for home network for example
dnsmasq is great for small installations, it does things like publishes /etc/hosts entries to dns
for anyone using it as recursive
tinydns eh
Isn't that just dbjdns nowadays?
well djbdns includes tinydns, dnscache etc
i've been using tinydns forever
it's a pita for ipv6 records, but it still works
Eh I'd rather have something that isn't a pita for ipv6 :P
I hope dbjdns will work
I need to do a master/slave setup
I've been using bind for years
but I'm sick of it
nsd
nsd eh
asfponsdgfiubsg
One of my Debian servers doesn't have nsd OR dbjdns -_-
OH THAT'S BECAUSE IT IS NSD3
i want to try nsd
i've been using tinydns for like 13 years or something
and it's better than bind at least :)
I don't even host my own DNS these days... Thanks dns.he.net :D
When I did, it was BIND and djbdns
mysql-backed DNS, woo
TIL people still use djbdns
i like how you can just scp data/data.cdb around
AXFR/IXFR was created for a reason.
just opened a bottle of stone vertical epic 08.08.08
little sad, since it's my last one
yo, wanna ship me some m0unds
some... of his last bottle?
ziploc bag coming your way
http://www.stonebrewing.com/verticalepic/