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[00:00]<pnzmd>ok, thanks again guys
[00:00]<zjqqrvq>Flameeyes, lol. no. given an ELF binary, a reliable way to determine if it was stripped
[00:00]<ffrdnndns>robbat2, look for .symtab is what solar suggested me
[00:06]<zgzzdgaz>Weeve: ping
[00:06]<msm_>Flameeyes: remember what you said about mails from b2evo being broke.. you mentioned that another infra box had the same issue, can you remind me about that?
[00:07]<ffrdnndns>dsd_, bugzilla had the ip of toucan hardcoded as mail relay iirc
[00:07]<msm_>ok thanks
[00:07]<rpjzdrg>Flameeyes: but i fixed it
[00:07]<rpjzdrg>s/it/that
[00:07]<ffrdnndns>jforman, yep yep
[00:10]<rpjzdrg>seemant: you around?
[00:11]<zjqqrvq>solar: around? got a scanelf usage/internals question
[00:11]<sggdrgv>jforman: yeah, but I'm on an exercise regiment, so less round than before
[00:12]<rpjzdrg>seemant: sweet! saw your blog post. was masaala boston the place we went to up on route 3? saw you gave it a thumbs down
[00:12]<sggdrgv>jforman: yes, that's the same place
[00:12]<msm_>Flame_Away: i just commented on your blog post, can you please check that the emails are coming through again?
[00:12]<rpjzdrg>seemant: just about to comment on your blog, but i'll tell you know. i'm moving into town this weekend, so count me in for the weekly brunch. got a place 1/2 way b/w porter and davis.
[00:12]<u2nzljzm>Flame_Away: that bashrc localpurge thing - that go in root's .bashrc, global bashrc or a special portage one?
[00:12]<rpjzdrg>s/know/now
[00:13]<sggdrgv>jforman: today's post is a follow-up post -- in the first part, I explain why Masalaa got a thumbs down
[00:13]<ffrdn_rwrd>dsd_, okay as soon as i receive an email from planet i'll tell you :)
[00:13]<ffrdn_rwrd>UberLord, portage one
[00:13]<sggdrgv>jforman: ah cool!
[00:13]<u2nzljzm>Flame_Away: ty
[00:13]<rpjzdrg>seemant: yeah, so i'll send out a conspiracy email once i am settled and can meet up
[00:14]<sggdrgv>sounds good
[00:14]<sjfzz>robbat2: sure shoot
[00:15]<zjqqrvq>solar, is there a way I can use scanelf to list elf binaries that do NOT contain a section with a specific name?
[00:15]<sjfzz>yeah.. gime a sec to work up a cmdline example for ya
[00:16]<zjqqrvq>namely .symtab, so I can catch some nasty packages earlier
[00:16]<ffrdn_rwrd>scanelf -k '! .symtab'
[00:16]<ffrdn_rwrd>dsd_, New comment on your post #718 "Blog moves..."
[00:16]<ffrdn_rwrd>robbat2, for file in $(scanelf -k '!.symtab' -qRB /usr/lib/debug | gawk '{ print $2 }'); do qfile -C ${file}; done > strippeddebug.pkg
[00:16]<msm_>Flame_Away: thanks
[00:16]<zjqqrvq>it supports negations/regex? add that to the manpage!
[00:17]<ffrdn_rwrd>only negation upon continue requests from me to solar and spanky ;)
[00:18]<zjqqrvq>ok, thanks. I want to rig up something for prepstrip that spits out warnings for already-stripped binaries
[00:18]<zjqqrvq>as they've made debugging a pain lately
[00:18]<ffrdn_rwrd>robbat2, that script does the same
[00:18]<sjfzz>heh. I forgot about the ! negate option.
[00:19]<zjqqrvq>mind documenting the negate for the next person to see?
[00:19]<sjfzz>qlist -ao | scanelf -k .jcr -BF'%k %F' | grep -v -- ^.jcr <-- was going to give you something like
[00:29]<sjfzz>robbat2: for scanelf perhaps vs looking for what lacks the section maybe it would be better to just find the one that still have the section
[00:29]<sjfzz>-for x in $(scanelf -yRBF%F "$@")
[00:29]<sjfzz>+for x in $(scanelf -yRBF '#k%F' -k .symtab "$@")
[00:29]<sjfzz>or so.
[00:30]<zjqqrvq>hmm, I'll look at that, thanks
[00:30]<zjqqrvq>and then have a seperate loop of already stripped one
[00:30]<zjqqrvq>to spit out a QA notice
[00:30]<sjfzz>the above would leave the already stripped stuff alone
[00:30]<sjfzz>like a upx packed executable
[00:31]<sjfzz>which gets messed up if you run gnu-strip on it after it's been sstriped
[00:32]<zjqqrvq>i'm more out to detect the already stripped stuff, for spitting out a notice - i had a pain of a time today in tracing down a bug
[00:32]<zjqqrvq>after finding a stack of packages that were stripping themselves
[00:32]<ffrdn_rwrd>robbat2, check that i didn't already file bugs for them in the past :P
[00:33]<sjfzz>oh I see.
[00:33]<zjqqrvq>solar, err, that line of yours doesn't work right
[00:34]<zjqqrvq>I did scanelf -yRBF '%k %F' -k '.symtab' .
[00:34]<zjqqrvq>in my testcase dir
[00:34]<zjqqrvq>and it still lists all of the executables
[00:34]<zjqqrvq>instead of just the unstripped ones
[00:34]<zjqqrvq>Flame_Away, i'm pretty sure of that, it's a bunch of internal packages
[00:34]<ffrdn_rwrd>-k '! .symtab'
[00:35]<zjqqrvq>both of them with -R appear to print both matching and unmatching items
[00:35]<ffrdn_rwrd>robbat2, okay :) just rememered there was a few common ones anything
[00:35]<ffrdn_rwrd>add -q :P
[00:35]<sjfzz>robbat2: oh sorry.. add the -q option
[00:35]<zjqqrvq>ah, much better
[00:35]<zjqqrvq>thanks
[00:36]<sjfzz>#k to negate the display of the section name.
[00:37]<sjfzz>so no need for an extra awk
[01:00]<zgvzzus>!seen dostrow
[01:00]<annvns>dostrow (n=dostrow@gentoo/developer/dostrow) was last seen quitting from #gentoo-desktop 1 hour, 22 minutes ago stating ("Leaving").
[01:00]<rf2v>dostrow (n=dostrow@gentoo/developer/dostrow) was last seen quitting from #gentoo-commits 1 hour, 22 minutes ago stating ({"Leaving"}).
[01:00]<zgvzzus>damn
[01:12]<svnnv-frlvjl>i just got this IM on AIM
[01:12]<svnnv-frlvjl>(05:10:14 PM) investigations@fbi.gov: Hello.
[01:12]<svnnv-frlvjl>(05:12:08 PM) me: lemme guess you want me to visit your profile or some other shit
[01:13]<svnnv-frlvjl>nah, im constantly getting these spam IMs
[01:16]<acv|>lcars: thanks for fixing that spam
[01:22]<zgzzaxd>,[m=;;;lkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkmj
[01:22]<ffrdn_rwrd>yeah me too
[01:22]<fysr>i sense a kitty
[01:22]<zgvzzus>pussy? where?
[01:24]<2jgsrycyvvgg>meow
[01:26]<ffrdn_rwrd>bonsaikitten, nah, flowers i send usually, don't feel like receiving at all... especially from you ;)
[01:26]<2jgsrycyvvgg>hehe
[01:27]<2jgsrycyvvgg>I thought you might enjoy a nice flowering hemp
[01:27]<ffrdn_rwrd>wait, i thought you were in belge now?
[01:27]<acv|>Flame_Away: don't feel depressed, we love you :)
[01:27]<2jgsrycyvvgg>germany
[01:27]<ffrdn_rwrd>bonsaikitten, so, not amsterdam :P
[01:27]<ffrdn_rwrd>jkt|, that scares me ;P
[01:28]<acv|>:-P
[01:28]<ffrdn_rwrd>ah... the good thing of watching DVDs with xine
[01:29]<ffrdn_rwrd>i can't disable italian subtitles with an official player
[01:29]<ffrdn_rwrd>[like an hardware player, or apple's dvd player
[01:30]<rggsvgp>every day I see examples for why the free software and "open source" is important

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