[07:42] * toddf wakes from many moons of silence
[07:42] <toddf> so arpnetworks has daytime support staff now? how awesome is that!
[08:08] <staticsafe> :o
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[08:58] <brycec> Oh look, somewhere else I can find a toddf
[08:58] <brycec> (but then, I already knew that)
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[12:25] <kellytk> http://it.slashdot.org/story/15/07/22/1715244/bug-exposes-openssh-servers-to-brute-force-password-guessing-attacks the annoying-yet-effective policy of allowing ssh from whitelisted IPs pays off yet again
[12:29] <m0unds> haha
[13:22] <brycec> lol mnathani_ retweetin' ma retweets
[13:43] <m0unds> tweetin' fools
[13:44] <mercutio> i like how toddf mentions daytime support at night :)
[13:45] <brycec> 09:40 is not "at night" for toddf
[13:45] <mercutio> i like using keys for ssh myself
[13:46] <mercutio> erk having only keys.. doesn't fix that ssh bug
[13:46] <mercutio> oh
[13:46] <mercutio> it was 2:40 am for me, and i subtracted rather than added hours oops :)
[13:47] <kellytk> Is there a link to info on the daytime support?
[14:12] <mercutio> don't think so
[22:37] <mnathani_> Trying to install apf: get the following iptables dependencies error: https://gist.github.com/mnathani/ad32d5104188872aced5
[22:37] <BryceBot> Gist: "https://gist.github.com/ad32d5104188872aced5"
[22:43] <brycec> mnathani_: rpm -qr /sbin/iptables-save
[22:43] <brycec> * qf
[22:44] <brycec> Basically the error is that no RPM [apparently] lists those files as "provided"
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[22:54] <mnathani_> file /sbin/iptables-save is not owned by any package
[22:54] <mnathani_> probably need to install from tar ball
[22:55] <mnathani_> or force skip depend.
[22:57] <brycec> Yep and yep. And then figure out how/why you have /sbin/iptables-save (among others) without RPMs.
[22:57] <brycec> Unless this isn't an RPM-based system, in which case you had this coming :P
[23:11] <mercutio> eww rpm :/
[23:12] <mercutio> what's happened on debian based distributions that i've seen before is splits of packages
[23:12] <mercutio> so that files are in seperate packages when they were combined.
[23:12] <mercutio> but rpm does a lot of file based dependecies
[23:12] <mercutio> dependencies
[23:12] <mercutio> which it looks like this is
[23:12] <mercutio> given rpm, i'd assume it's probably cpanel or something
[23:13] <mercutio> and some stupid thing's installed a whole lot of stuff from source because centos has old versions.