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[00:00]<sgnac>host only
[00:00]<nyzznnnj>sounds like name resolution.
[00:00]<sgnac>maybe
[00:00]<nyzznnnj>just a guess.
[00:00]<sgnac>I wil try disabling reverse lookups
[00:00]<nyzznnnj>when things hang for 20/30 seconds at a time I always suspect name resolution of some sort.
[00:01]<ayda_>brb
[00:01]<sgnac>hmm is it changed to LookupClientHostnames? thought it was UseDNS
[00:36]<ygsjdgyr>https://secure.bumperart.com/ProductDetails.aspx?SKU=2004011446&productID=766
[00:36]<ygsjdgyr>I should totally stick that on the truck.
[00:52]<rrsnd>Can somebody tell me where on sunsolve to find the latest prom for an ultra2?
[00:58]<ygsjdgyr>under firmware updates.
[01:20]<mygmmzyvn>Hmm, can someone remind me if a given ipfilter configuration holds for ALL zones, or if local zones can allow/deny different things than the global/other local zones?
[01:24]<rrsnd>insomnia: I can't find that
[01:26]<ivrgr_>MindDrive: ipfilter only runs/controls things from the global zone, no per-zone policies yet.
[01:27]<mygmmzyvn>Well, this will make things interesting, then.
[01:31]<mygmmzyvn>The main reason I asked is that my global zone is my desktop which I want to keep relatively locked down, network wise, but the local zones will be running services that will need additional ports open.
[01:31]<aymm>I have a question about Solaris patches from Sun. Does 108528 look like a plausible patch number/designation? Also if you apply one patch set ... the later apply one (perhaps a "jumbo patch"?) that includes or supercedes it ... will you still see both patch numbers in the query? For that matter, how do you query a Solaris system to get a list of the patches that have been applied to it? Is is just a pkg_* command?
[01:32]<aymm>(Okay, that's *three* questions about Solaris patches and I'll add one more: is there a FAQ just on Solaris patches?)
[01:32]<bfzzcm_svzzmusv>hiya
[01:34]<ivrgr_>jimd: "showrev -p" to get a list of installed patches.
[01:38]<ggrzjsrg>http://linuxdorks.ytmnd.com/
[01:38]<ggrzjsrg>hahaha
[01:39]<dzvzsvznzd>Hmm long might tonight
[01:40]<dzvzsvznzd>Sup people
[02:58]<rrmnsm>hi DataStream
[02:58]<rrmnsm>hi karrot-x
[02:59]<czzzjv-w>hey
[03:00]<rrmnsm>karrot-x, bought all your books yet?
[03:00]<czzzjv-w>yup
[03:01]<czzzjv-w>i took the math placement exam
[03:01]<czzzjv-w>there are 3 parts, elementary algebra, college math, and then trig
[03:01]<czzzjv-w>i got a 100, 89, and then 6/12
[03:01]<czzzjv-w>to pass i needed 7/12
[03:01]<czzzjv-w>it sucks so much, i have one more chance to take it
[03:02]<czzzjv-w>if i don't pass then i dont take a math this semester, i take 105 next semester and i delay my graduation date a year
[03:03]<rrmnsm>did you buy them at the book store?
[03:04]<czzzjv-w>ya i bought them at the 'gj
[03:04]<czzzjv-w>]
[03:04]<czzzjv-w>GMU bookstore, sorry i can't type the laptop is sitting awkward
[03:07]<rrmnsm>should of checked amazon.com my son is saving about $200 over the used book prices at the bookstore
[03:07]<rrmnsm>one book was $4 + 3.50 shipping used at amazon.com and was $45 at the bookstore used.
[03:08]<czzzjv-w>wow that's ridiculous, next semester i'll buy my books off amazon
[03:10]<rrmnsm>yeah and you can buy paper back at amazon.com and if you are forced to buy new they still cost less and they weigh less when you are hauling 4 or 5 of them to classes.
[03:31]<ayda>hello #solaris
[03:31]<rrmnsm>hi kimchi
[03:31]<ayda>'lo there james
[03:32]<ayda>found that my apparent tcp/ip interop problem with the FreeBSD machine may really be tcp/ip problems
[03:33]<ayda>here is my post to the FreeBSD-STABLE list: http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-net/2006-September/011632.html
[03:44]<fzzzd_>hi
[03:44]<rrmnsm>hello
[03:44]<ayda>hello
[03:45]<fzzzd_>very drunk
[03:45]<mnvrax->bite my balls then
[03:46]<rjppdrg>lucky u
[03:46]<fzzzd_>I need to get ssh set u
[03:46]<fzzzd_>shite
[03:46]<fzzzd_>I'm on a linux box
[03:46]<fzzzd_>woring forum
[03:46]<rjppdrg>but why not lay in bad and fuck some woman u never seen before? :)
[03:47]<fzzzd_>my girlfriend is coming back from bangladesh on sunday morning
[03:47]<rjppdrg>point
[03:47]<fzzzd_>=0)
[03:47]<fzzzd_>in a months time We'll have moved to a different city
[03:47]<fzzzd_>life is good
[03:48]<mnvrax->eat some kimchi
[03:48]<mnvrax->it will wake u
[03:48]<fzzzd_>hurray for running away
[03:49]<fzzzd_>kimchi isnt bangla detach-
[03:50]<rjppdrg>if ur girlfriend is coming on sunday, u should better get some sleep and then clean up the mess in ur apartment :)
[03:51]<fzzzd_>=0)
[03:51]<fzzzd_>my house doesnt matter
[03:51]<fzzzd_>she's used to it
[03:51]<fzzzd_>3 geeks live in one house
[03:51]<fzzzd_>what does she expect?????
[03:51]<fzzzd_>exactly what she gets
[03:51]<fzzzd_> =0P
[03:54]<fzzzd_>unfortunately solaris 10 wont go onto my ultra2
[03:55]<fzzzd_>or the ultra10
[03:55]<fzzzd_>=0(
[03:55]<rjppdrg>i does not work on ur ultra 10?
[03:55]<rjppdrg>how that?
[03:55]<fzzzd_>I think there's a problem with the ram
[03:56]<fzzzd_>and the cdrom seems to refuse to boot
[03:56]<rjppdrg>hm
[03:56]<rjppdrg>cdrom is no problem after all
[03:56]<fzzzd_>I might try to boot net when I get it back into our server cabinet
[03:56]<rjppdrg>just steal a dvd drive from some shity x86 box
[03:56]<fzzzd_>I tried that
[03:57]<rjppdrg>doesnt work out?
[03:57]<fzzzd_>from the machine I'm talking to you on
[03:57]<rjppdrg>tried a different cabel?
[03:57]<fzzzd_>I have a dvd isop
[03:57]<fzzzd_>a dvd disk that I know to work (we did the same with a netrax1)
[03:57]<fzzzd_>but it still didnt work
[03:58]<mnvrax->anybody here runs linux on the x2100?
[03:58]<fzzzd_>on the ultra 10
[03:58]<rrmnsm>detach-, god i hope not
[03:58]<mnvrax->jamesd: actually i am :P

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