[04:20] <mhoran> Yeah! It's astounding
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[12:02] <pjs> I've asked this before but I keep having more and more internal networking issues. Anyone else seeing this? Like for data transfer between KVR's?
[13:02] <mercutio> pjs: what OS?
[13:08] <mercutio> send in a ticket and i can look into it
[13:10] <brycec> Back when I had multiple VPSes, I had no issues. I have 1 VPS and 1 dedicated box and still see no issues.
[13:17] <mercutio> brycec: yeh i suspect something finicky with network interface or such
[13:18] <mercutio> there was that weird issue with recent openbsd and non-virtio network
[13:19] <lyarick2> pjs: more details? maybe we can help you debug…
[13:20] <lyarick2> i just recently debugged a cache redirection weirdness which traced back to a linux kernel bug/initial misconfiguration on my part...
[13:34] <mercutio> another bind crash bug.
[14:12] <gizmoguy> hrm yeah you're right, should probably patch that on my nameservers
[14:17] <mercutio> time to install unbound for recursive? :)
[14:18] <mercutio> what are people using for authorative these days.
[14:18] <mercutio> nsd is meant to be a reasonable choice but i haven't tried it personally.
[14:19] <mjp_> bind at work... unbound at home :)
[14:19] <mercutio> my new monitor came :)
[14:19] <mercutio> now i have to figure out how to organise my desk hah
[14:19] <mercutio> it's difficult to use 3 monitors.
[14:20] <dne> nsd is just fine
[14:21] <dne> knot seems to work too :)
[14:40] <gizmoguy> mercutio: I use unbound for recursive
[14:40] <gizmoguy> and bind for authoratative (haven't moved to powerdns yet)
[14:58] <brycec> nsd for me too :)
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[15:37] <mercutio> hmm linux doesn't seem to support per-monitor scaling
[15:42] <pjs> Sorry guys.. insane day for me
[15:52] <pjs> I seem to be getting quite a bit of connection failures between Auth.net, Paypal, and NMI. Weird
[15:54] <mercutio> is dns working fine?
[15:55] <mercutio> last time i had issues with paypal it was because of a dns problem
[15:55] <mercutio> took out twitter at the same time
[16:00] <pjs> It's not DNS. It's connections being dropped mid-transaction
[16:02] <mercutio> oh wow
[16:02] <mercutio> got any tcpdumps?
[16:03] <mercutio> www.paypal.com is on akamai rather than going directly to paypal servers.
[16:03] <mercutio> i don't know if that's what you're connecting to though
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[17:23] <pjs> Sorry, whole world wants something from me today..
[17:23] <pjs> I don't have dumps, I just keep getting error logs for failed transactions (have a niche shopping cart that many clients use)
[17:23] <pjs> It's more with Auth.net.. though it seems to have stopped the last few hours
[17:24] <mercutio> yeah it's probably something at their end
[17:26] <mnathani_> newly discovered Paypal scam. Hacker gets into a paypal account and starts sending 0$ invoices out to random people. It goes through the spam filter as it is infact coming from Paypal servers, but the content is obviously spam
[17:26] <mercutio> wow
[17:30] <mnathani_> Source > http://www.scmagazine.com/new-type-of-paypal-spam-discovered/article/465888/
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