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I love it when I update a bit of software and it's better, faster, etc, and no breaking with previous versions. 08:10:05 write api:: stick to api 08:10:58 It's no fun to maintain old and broken apis 08:13:40 *** MaryJane has quit (User quit: Fapping) 08:13:41 *** pzuraq has quit (User quit: Leaving...) 08:23:07 MK_FG:) or you could just not write a shitty api in the first place 08:24:07 Yeah, and not make any bugs while you're at it, too ;) 08:24:18 Code like a GOD! 08:24:26 (and no downsides) 08:24:57 bugs are fine as long as they're fixed when identified 08:25:14 and, that's the beauty of a good api, you can swap out the entire system behind it and nothing should change 08:26:07 suddenly: the entire backend is now in haskell instead of ruby! performance win! 08:26:36 My point is that you won't get it right on the first try, no matter what 08:26:47 or like twitter, it's now in java servlets instead of ruby, which sounds just as retarded but the latter is a bit faster 08:26:54 Requirements and backend capabilities change over time, too 08:27:18 aye, except when they don't 08:27:24 Swapping backends is orthogonal of whether api is good or bad 08:27:45 Well, I updated yourls. what's likely to change, api wise? 08:27:48 Linux has a fairly stable API 08:28:08 And a lot of shit inside looks horrible just because of huge effort to maintain that stability 08:28:15 It shortens urls. great. also pulls some basic info off clients sliding through its 301 sleds. also cool. what might change? 08:28:32 While lots of parts of that api make no sense at all, and never really did 08:28:45 Hence a lot of duplication and extra maintenance effort 08:29:09 yeah, but that's because linux isn't in a position to break shit 08:29:41 It can, just chooses not to ;) 08:29:43 they can't just tell everyone to fuck off we're rewriting X because seriously it's needed it since 2 weeks after we introduced it in 1993 08:29:48 As you seem to advise ;) 08:30:01 You don't have to, even 2.2 kernels still get patches 08:30:19 that's scary 08:30:22 So, theoretically, let old sw rot on old apis 08:30:30 But it's certainly a bad thing 08:30:53 I'll bet that is why 3.x was made from 2.x 08:31:03 so breaking changes could be made 08:31:09 Nah, it was an arbitrary linus' whim 08:31:20 well he wasted his major version revision then 08:31:32 2.4 -> 2.6 was that way though, but mostly wrt internal apis 08:31:38 yeah 08:31:39 Yeah, he did 08:31:56 In some distros 3.0.0 was called 2.6.40 ;) 08:32:12 So that lots of checks for version number won't break ;) 08:32:27 3.0 coulda been a redo of some nice big old api. just one big api, but perhaps a really well-used and well-broken one 08:33:01 that way linux could continue glacial api changes and still make forward progress 08:34:00 Extra burden to port stuff to then-2.6 branch then 08:34:19 I'd expect 2.6 to be pushed to "security fixes only" 08:34:44 And bugs 08:34:47 but I dunno, linux is just a crazy hot mess when it comes to EVERYTHING 08:34:59 Every large thing is! 08:35:05 versioning, changes, new features... all of it 08:35:24 It's a giant clusterfuck that seems to continue going mostly due to inertia and a will to keep sorta trying 08:35:45 collective will, even 08:39:00 Collective lack of will to port all the stuff to some shiny new kernel which barely works 08:39:50 And then run and fix its panics (and all the buggy ports) in production... *shudders* 08:40:12 I see a pretty solid line between porting everything to a new project and selectively deprecating and rewriting the most-offensive code 08:40:53 just how that one intel guy is trying to rip out fbdev if it kills him 08:43:16 Well, they do throw stuff out 08:43:27 i386 bit the dust recently, token ring, ... ;) 08:43:42 I knew that's what you were going to use as an example 08:43:45 hahahaha 09:21:09 *** mama (anon@cryto-2D381E53.cryptoanarchy.co) has joined #crytocc 09:34:12 I'm a few months behind on my lwn reading, so don't have any better ones ;) 09:36:27 http://i.imgur.com/huajZe5.png \o/ 10:06:59 *** mama has quit (Ping timeout) 10:07:45 *** mama (anon@E8B0C89.47606522.4B0B4D05.IP) has joined #crytocc 10:13:26 *** joepie91 has quit (Ping timeout) 10:19:55 *** iceTwy (iceTwy@iceTwy.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 10:19:59 Hola 10:20:05 loggy, pointer 10:20:05 http://wire.cryto.net/logs/crytocc/2013-07-14#T10-20-05 10:41:51 .startgh 10:41:52 Already watching GitHub. 11:20:06 http://i.imgur.com/49MdRGx.jpg *sigh* pypy is fast 11:20:52 (just not to build itself) 11:21:51 h 11:44:19 MK_FG: 3.5h, 11:44:20 ?* 11:44:37 yup 11:44:38 lol 11:50:55 *** mama has quit (Ping timeout) 11:51:13 Yeah, something like that 11:51:45 It also peaks at 2224388 RSS (2.2G) on 32-bit machine 11:52:08 Internets say that it's 4-6G on amd64, crazy 12:22:09 :o 12:25:34 this is annoying 12:25:50 botpie91 doesn't watch GH accordingly 12:25:56 or at least, not my account 12:26:04 even though I /have/ my name on the watch list 12:28:29 *** x has quit (Input/output error) 12:35:42 *** mama (anon@cryto-5D75A2DA.torservers.net) has joined #crytocc 12:52:22 *** mama has quit (Ping timeout) 12:52:55 *** HiveResearch has quit (Ping timeout) 12:55:56 *** jg71 (user@34E0720A.7ADD1086.FA81B3E3.IP) has joined #crytocc 12:57:08 *** mama (anon@cryto-69B96D3C.torservers.net) has joined #crytocc 13:03:35 Conspiracy! 13:13:43 jg71, o/ 13:20:09 loggy; give me a pointer 13:20:18 loggy, give me a pointer 13:20:28 loggy, pointer give 13:20:34 MK_FG, o\ 13:20:39 loggy, pointer? 13:20:39 http://wire.cryto.net/logs/crytocc/2013-07-14#T13-20-39 14:00:48 *** Power2All (DrPopo@cryto-A402221.upc-g.chello.nl) has joined #crytocc 14:00:53 Good day sirs 14:00:54 :) 14:03:49 Hola Power2All 14:04:39 Power2You as well, sir 14:05:36 *** HiveResearch (HiveResear@developers.developers.developers) has joined #crytocc 14:07:37 IM fine :) 14:07:42 Just fixing some wordpress bullshit 14:07:59 That sounds... depressing 14:08:07 :P 14:08:51 Yah 14:09:01 But I fixed a rewrite rule check on possible hack attempts. 14:09:11 And 403'ing when its spotted. 14:09:12 ;) 14:14:26 *** lolpwn (omgpwn@cryto-D4E18808.tor.primus.ca) has joined #crytocc 14:14:42 joepie91 got raided? 14:14:45 Why not redirect to goatse.cx? :P 14:14:46 yeah 14:14:55 oh derp goatse 14:15:22 iceTwy joepie91 got raided lol 14:15:28 I heard that real joepie91 is in undisclosed outsorced ussa-gov camp 14:15:37 http://www.nu.nl/tech/3525423/nationale-recherche-doorzoekt-woning-lulzsec-lid.html 14:15:40 And some agent just took over his nick as pr move 14:16:10 That tells Sven S. in a chat channel Lulzsec. According to S. when the raid two desktop computers, a laptop, several hard drives, USB sticks, a hidden camera, 30 CDs and DVDs, five floppy discs, 6 micro SD cards and anything that was wrapped in a newspaper confiscated. 14:16:40 "anything that was wrapped in a newspaper confiscated" hahah 14:17:01 Listen to wisdom kids - never wrap stuff in a newspaper, fe-ds dig it ;) 14:17:20 even my fish & chips? 14:17:21 aw :( 14:17:28 lol 14:18:06 The search was executed by Team High Tech Crime (THTC), part of NCIS. According to S, a cop from the United States was involved. Because the cop did not legitimate himself, or never told who he was, it is unclear to which instance the cop belongs to. Though, it is known that the cop was stationed in The Netherlands to solve requests more quickly. 14:18:08 lolwtf. 14:18:11 ncis exists? :P 14:18:57 Shhh! Very knowledge about their existance attracts them like flies... 14:19:34 don't worry we can just look though Prism to find them :P 14:20:38 I heard just thinking about them drives people to insanity in mere minutes! 14:22:08 lol 14:22:23 mmm 14:22:26 How does this load for you guys 14:22:32 www.subdesu-h.net 14:23:52 Slowwwwly 14:24:21 Yah its a big site 14:24:22 xD 14:24:50 No, it also seem to lag quite a lot, e.g. "curl http://www.subdesu-h.net/" takes a dozen seconds 14:28:32 gotta go fetch my 3yo ... cya 14:28:40 *** jg71 has parted #crytocc (*.net *.split) 14:36:01 uhoh Power2All 14:36:02 kinky 14:36:53 If anyone needs my PGP key to contact me 14:36:57 through a mail 14:37:01 > http://icetwy.re/ 14:37:06 (bottom of the page) 14:42:40 added you to my xmpp 14:50:07 MK_FG: Thanx 14:57:50 *** mama has quit (Ping timeout) 15:00:15 *** mama (anon@cryto-118E2B71.torservers.net) has joined #crytocc 15:00:30 ugh 15:00:34 stupid screenshot tool 15:08:38 *** Xeross has quit (Connection reset by peer) 15:09:44 *** iceTwy has quit (Ping timeout) 15:45:10 *** YouKnowMe has quit (User quit: Leaving) 15:53:58 *** YouKnowMe (YouKnowMe@cryto-F7364EBC.dhcp.insightbb.com) has joined #crytocc 16:02:00 sorry, what happened to joepie 16:06:39 *** iceTwy (iceTwy@iceTwy.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 16:07:37 *** YouKnowMe has quit (User quit: Leaving) 16:08:22 he got raided 16:08:26 see logs 16:33:45 lel 16:41:44 *** AnonyOps (anonyops@cryto-5167D786.woh.res.rr.com) has joined #crytocc 16:55:50 *** AnonyOps has quit (Ping timeout) 16:57:10 *** AnonyOps (anonyops@cryto-5167D786.woh.res.rr.com) has joined #crytocc 17:02:56 *** mama has quit (Ping timeout) 17:22:56 *** joepie91 (joepie91@cryto-3E6002EF.direct-adsl.nl) has joined #crytocc 17:24:25 hai joepie91 17:24:29 CSS sprites <3 17:54:53 ohai iceTwy 17:55:01 joepie91 wut happened 17:55:14 hai joepie91 17:55:20 you get raided apperently? 17:57:22 lolpwn, http://wire.cryto.net/logs/crytocc/2013-07-12#T13-56-05 17:57:42 dayum 17:57:48 why'd they do that? fking faggots 17:57:50 *** Sagin_Denaka (Sagin_Dena@cryto-F4FCF4EA.hsd1.co.comcast.net) has joined #crytocc 17:58:30 lol raid ordered by us agency 17:59:02 https://t.co/QnCea5Lz9K 17:59:05 cc joepie91 17:59:08 *** scraepy has quit (Connection reset by peer) 17:59:20 *** Sagin_Danaka has quit (Ping timeout) 17:59:24 *** scraepy (scraepy@scraepy.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 18:03:27 *** x (foobar@F41F7528.3BFC4759.D48B3C20.IP) has joined #crytocc 18:14:22 lol 18:19:07 what's the animal called again 18:19:12 in the GNU logo 18:19:46 Um... GNU? ;) 18:19:57 lolpwn, Awesome vid ;) 18:20:22 iceTwy, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gnu 18:20:37 lmao MK_FG 18:20:38 Thanks 18:20:59 :P 18:27:16 *** zest (zest@cryto-84C88BCC.torservers.net) has joined #crytocc 18:33:52 blah 18:33:56 it's annoying 18:33:59 that I have to set up all my hardware again 18:34:03 >.> 18:34:19 fun 18:39:19 joepie91: I feel your annoyance <3 18:40:22 not sure if you'd need but I come across hardware often and if you ever need, just say it and mi casaes su casa :3 18:45:56 https://twitter.com/joepie91_ 18:46:09 x: nah, I got replacement hardware from a friend 18:46:16 I'll probably be good for a while 18:46:18 but thanks 18:46:18 :0 18:46:19 :) * 18:46:26 <3 18:47:08 *** zest has quit (Ping timeout) 18:47:10 connor: 18:47:25 joepie91 they took your accounts? 18:47:32 not exactly 18:47:47 they took my machine with my keepass db on it and I forgot where I put my offsite backup 18:47:48 lol 18:48:10 lesson learned: even if you backup frequently and you test your backups frequently, that's not much use if you forget where they are... 18:48:27 anyway, cbf to try and regain access to them right now 18:48:54 lol 18:49:05 I have a question that may seem stupid... Can I start||restart||stop ssh service by simply cron a shell script that is /etc/init.d/sshd start||restart||stop 18:49:06 ? 18:49:18 joepie91 know any good cloud oses(to be used on server for deploying internal vms for testing)? 18:49:28 most linuxes will do `service sshd restart` 18:49:30 wh1t3r4bb1t: sure, can't see why not 18:49:33 and that 18:49:34 wh1t3r4bb1t yep 18:49:39 lolpwn: "cloud os" means nothing to me 18:49:44 you'll have to elaborate 18:50:00 vm box or inside the vm's? 18:50:05 ok thanks 18:50:08 joepie91 basically, just need a panel of some sorts(like vmware exsi crap) for making vms and remote management from remote machine 18:50:20 hah ha ha 18:50:23 so... proxmox? 18:50:25 ha 18:50:27 hahahaha 18:50:28 hah 18:50:30 hahahahahahaha 18:50:45 esxi is the least shitty on the market 18:51:00 I dont' want proxmox or esxi 18:51:11 write bash scripts to control libvirt then 18:51:13 that's what we do 18:51:22 * lady-3jane giggles 18:51:29 ugh, cba to learn libvirt shit to do it. 18:51:36 It's the easiest :P 18:51:43 not necessarily "best" 18:52:26 meh 18:52:46 easiest is what drove our choice :P 18:52:56 the "can be done by hand without scripts if necessary" test 18:52:56 :P 18:53:26 I am absolutely loving this loud dirty techno 18:53:39 https://soundcloud.com/fuckourordinarylives/itsnotourfaultfoolremix 18:53:52 im just using remote desktop to view a windows box to manage it atm 18:53:53 :P 18:54:14 I don't understand 18:54:17 you're using windows? 18:54:18 *** zest (zest@cryto-790B198E.cylab.cmu.edu) has joined #crytocc 18:54:19 :O 18:54:41 4 minutes left on my torrent YAY 18:54:43 joepie91 why did you get raided? 18:54:46 * lady-3jane opens the floodgate 18:55:08 * joepie91 sighs 18:55:16 for lulz 18:55:16 lol yeah 18:55:18 http://wire.cryto.net/logs/crytocc/2013-07-12#T13-56-05 18:55:24 mostly lulz 18:55:31 okay will read 18:55:35 also, reasons 18:55:37 :3 18:55:45 joepie91:) <3 18:56:03 see, this kind of thing is why we have public logs 18:56:04 lol 18:56:22 :3 18:56:49 awh see now I have to auth you, which means I need a really good question 18:56:56 I hate having to make really good questions 18:56:57 :D 18:57:37 * lady-3jane cracks knuckles 18:58:02 I feel like flo is in chan 18:58:34 * lady-3jane waves 18:58:39 lol 18:59:39 Ugh, anyone used zabbix before? 19:00:05 so joepie91, any new info on which US agency was behind this? 19:00:15 sounds like... wat 19:00:28 wh1t3r4bb1t: acccording to the nu.nl reporter that wrote an article, there's a permanent stationing of an FBI guy 19:00:29 at HTC 19:00:32 so that'd be my guess 19:01:37 pretty likely too 19:01:58 fbi is who coordinates with civies 19:02:01 wtf, the US federal government is out of control. All because the rich are afraid of the poor rising up. It's a damn shame. 19:02:18 that is like the smallest of the issues 19:02:49 orly? what is the largest of the issues? 19:02:59 the revolutionary action plan? 19:04:33 I. er. You have no idea how elite power works, do you? 19:04:48 go study some political science books, mang 19:05:16 I talk alot, but fuck I don't want to paraphrase an entire semester of class 19:05:27 Just tell me your opinion lady-3jane... 19:05:43 The short answer. 19:05:48 There isn't one 19:05:53 there's 100 or 1000 19:06:05 Like. Because our dicks are bigger and we have to prove it with rape. 19:06:07 fuck the short answer 19:06:23 complexity is not a vice >_> 19:06:49 https://soundcloud.com/tigerbeat6/1-kanji-kinetic-new-era 19:06:50 YES 19:06:54 This snake has too many heads. 19:06:56 BWOW WOW WOW 19:07:21 and the rats at the bottom are hard to kill, aren't they? 19:07:22 :P 19:07:42 If the snake had fewer heads, what would happen? 19:07:48 We need a mongoose to kill this snake. 19:08:03 fewer heads means more concentrated power 19:08:11 which is precisely what madison feared most 19:10:32 smoothwall.org - is it any good? 19:10:44 When the power is concentrated top a single head, that head can be piked and the problem is then solved. Too many heads = full scale revo war = many many many deaths OR submission. Also = 19:11:26 FTW 19:13:24 the problem is not solved o.o 19:13:39 If only the head at the top changes, you've changed nothing 19:15:53 Is it possible to start routing off traffic once a certian pps / mbps limit is hit on the machine? 19:18:15 probably 19:18:23 usually you use routers for that 19:18:29 but if your pc is the router... 19:18:29 :P 19:18:43 is it possible via a server? 19:18:45 like on vps 19:18:48 (or dedi server) 19:20:15 I'd be apprehensive about doing routing on the same box that serves 19:20:18 but people do it 19:20:33 just remember, if you're talking about incoming data none of it has state 19:20:44 so you should be using ACLs and such, and not a stateful firewall 19:22:14 basically 19:22:26 It'd be traffic -> fw1 -> actual server 19:22:36 fw1 routing the traffic and dropping risk ips, etc. 19:23:03 so basically if traffic reaches about set traffic, start temporarlly dropping ips(blackhole) 19:24:47 yeah okay 19:24:49 just drop em 19:24:58 you can set ratelimits and such 19:25:08 like after 50mbps drop 19:25:49 any idea how? 19:28:00 every linux has some sort of firewall shit 19:28:17 iptables, ifw, ipfw whatever 19:28:24 pf 19:28:26 there's tons 19:28:29 * lady-3jane shrugs 19:28:44 ik 19:28:51 but is there any exact cmd to run lol 19:29:12 I wouldn't know, I don't run firewalls 19:32:15 damn 19:33:05 found it 19:33:08 iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport 22 -i eth0 -m state --state NEW -m recent \ 19:33:09 --update --seconds 60 --hitcount 4 -j DROP 19:33:13 thats for ssh though but same concept 19:37:30 but ofc it doesn't work. 19:49:58 joepie91, Proclaim raid-day to be I-woke-up-with-only-a-linux-livecd-day-whatdoido? ;) 19:53:49 lol 19:54:44 wow this sucks. 19:55:54 so get off apache? 19:56:34 what you're doing is just going to slow down how long it takes for someone to take down your shit, won't stop it 20:06:01 *** GUIDOMARI (anne.noni@cryto-12940DA9.fbx.proxad.net) has joined #crytocc 20:07:30 *** GUIDOMARI has parted #crytocc (None) 20:17:13 Im getting permission denied email from cron when it tries to run my shell script... Do I need to chown it to cron or something? 20:23:38 wh1t3r4bb1t: your script needs executable permissions 20:23:43 try a chmod +x 20:24:43 oh yeah duh haha thanks 20:25:49 also if I run a script that runs a service will that service be running as the user the script is executed by? 20:39:26 *** lolpwn2 (omgpwn@cryto-D4E18808.tor.primus.ca) has joined #crytocc 20:39:26 *** lolpwn has quit (Connection reset by peer) 20:54:42 usually 20:54:56 if it's a user's cron it'll be that user, else root 20:59:32 *** lolpwn (omgpwn@cryto-D4E18808.tor.primus.ca) has joined #crytocc 20:59:32 *** lolpwn2 has quit (Connection reset by peer) 21:05:04 *** S1renide (S1renide@cryto-54383BCE.us-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com) has joined #crytocc 21:06:25 *** S1renide has quit (User quit: Connection closed) 21:12:19 this is my script and it's being called by cron but bitcoind will not start even though it's not running. I ran the script from command line also and still nothing happens. I'm horrible at shell >.< 21:12:35 #!/bin/bash 21:12:35 #run-bitcoind.sh 21:12:35 #make sure a process is always running. 21:12:36 #export DISPLAY=:0 #needed if you are running a simple gui app. 21:12:37 process=bitcoind 21:12:39 makerun="/etc/init.d/bitcoind start" 21:12:41 if ps ax | grep -v grep | grep $process > /dev/null 21:12:43 then 21:12:45 exit 21:12:47 else 21:12:49 $makerun 21:12:51 fi 21:12:53 exit 21:14:12 wh1t3r4bb1t: PASTEBIN 21:14:35 joepie91: woah, all those tweets 21:14:44 ok 21:15:35 iceTwy: where? 21:15:45 joepie91: on your alt twitter account 21:15:51 ah 21:15:53 https://twitter.com/joepie91_ 21:15:56 it's not _that_ many tweets 21:15:59 ^^ 21:16:07 what have you been dealing with? 21:16:07 04FichteFoll made 2 commit(s) to 03package_control_channel on branch 10master: '02Rename sublimetext2-SolarizedToggle to sublimetext-SolarizedToggle', '02Merge pull request #1532 from damccull/masterChange url on github' (https://github.com/wbond/package_control_channel/compare/55d083ba2d...99190fc9db) 21:16:11 http://pastebin.com/9tQgQ9nm 21:16:16 people accusing you and telling conspiracy shit? 21:16:19 on your back? 21:16:25 there's a bunch of people on twitter 21:16:30 spitting out conspiracy crap 21:16:31 lol 21:16:32 iceTwy ^^ 21:17:21 joepie91: PM quickly 21:18:52 nothing happens, wh1t3r4bb1t? 21:18:57 *** ilikeapricot (app@ilikeapricot.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 21:19:02 tbh 21:19:05 you're making this too hard 21:19:05 lol 21:19:25 I'm not even sure you need to add "> /dev/null" 21:19:27 sec 21:19:34 ok 21:19:46 nothing happens at all iceTwy 21:20:06 right 21:20:09 lemme pastebin something for you 21:20:14 http://pastebin.com 21:20:24 ALRIGHT THANKS 21:20:30 sry for caps 21:20:39 stupid clb 21:21:18 lol 21:21:19 first of all 21:21:20 syntax error 21:21:23 IF [condition]; 21:21:26 need the paste id 21:21:30 THEN [blabla]; 21:21:33 add a semicolon 21:22:40 does the condition need to be in brackets? 21:22:43 sec 21:22:44 no 21:22:54 there's a much simpler way to find out if bitcoind is running 21:22:57 lemme write that 21:26:16 ok 21:28:58 http://pastebin.com/qtGKf62v 21:28:59 that works for me 21:29:00 however 21:29:11 change the process to however you start bitcoind 21:29:17 I just have to invoke bitcoind to start it 21:34:20 *** zest has quit (User quit: hf) 21:37:12 doesn't work for me yet... I'm checking something though] 21:38:27 ok if I type /usr/bin/bitcoind 21:38:34 at command line bitcoin runs 21:38:42 bitcoind* 21:39:33 but if I put that as the makerun variable in the script and run the script from the command line it doesn't work 21:45:02 iceTwy, can I get a copy of your init.d/bitcoind script if you have one? 21:45:32 I don't use SysV 21:45:37 so no init.d/bitcoind 21:45:48 oh 21:45:50 Arch uses systemd by defaulty 21:45:52 default* 21:46:08 the migration was a pain in the ass 21:46:13 from SysV to systemd lol 21:46:20 why would teh script not be running the line /usr/bin/bitcoind? 21:46:47 i'll pastebin 21:47:24 http://pastebin.com/HXBuW5X6 21:54:31 not too sure wh1t3r4bb1t 21:54:32 why use absolute paths 21:54:42 you guys are crazy 21:54:44 yeah 21:54:48 I was thinking about this 21:54:56 but I do believe that this is only for wh1t3r4bb1t's use 21:55:04 let's write our own sysv script because...? 21:55:12 * lady-3jane facedesks 21:55:42 I'm... somewhat amazed at the amount of people that are going completely batshit insane over the involvement of the US in my raid 21:55:57 why don't you just use... hup? I think that's the inbuilt angel process watcher 21:56:10 fuck I forget 21:56:18 we used to run crashy php script bots using 21:57:36 why not run a shell script through a cron job every minute? 21:57:47 why noy hero? 21:57:50 not* 21:58:02 why eat breakfast? 21:58:28 because this is what I want to do and this will work so I'm doing it this way. 21:59:05 it's there after restart and it's reliable 21:59:40 however I'm obviously doing it wrong 22:01:42 15:01:36 up 1 day, 5:51, 3 users, load average: 22.82, 15.17, 7.06 22:02:21 okay iceTwy, the script is saying i that bitcoind is still running even when I kill it 22:02:34 hmm? 22:03:06 I added echos for Running and not running and weather it's running or not I get the echo "Running" 22:03:16 so... fml 22:03:19 lol 22:03:21 lol 22:04:32 this... http://pastebin.com/yLBxDDre 22:04:50 always echos "Running" 22:05:14 * wh1t3r4bb1t bangs head against wall 22:05:24 fuck you for making me look up hup programs 22:05:25 :D 22:05:45 ahh fuck 22:05:47 that was such a battle 22:05:50 wh1t3r4bb1t: I'm horrible at bash as well 22:05:51 but 22:05:51 :p 22:05:58 15:05:55 up 1 day, 5:56, 3 users, load average: 18.61, 21.73, 12.06 22:06:03 was at 36 22:06:44 I need to figure out how to make chrome not ask to kill a misbehaving page 22:06:54 that function gets in the way of my oom-killing 22:08:23 NP: [Limp Bizkit - The One] [Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavored Water] [912kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 22:08:30 ahhh, back to working stuffs 22:08:53 must be time for a new pc 22:08:57 I oom almost daily now 22:09:35 I think I'm gonna make an oomkiller function for i3 22:09:45 mod-shift-k :> 22:23:32 *** speakeasy (speakeasy@speakeasy.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 22:23:41 *** speakeasy has quit (User quit: Nettalk6 - www.ntalk.de) 22:30:55 anyone in heer keen on bashing? 22:32:29 the moment you spot a CSRF on whmcs.com 22:34:28 *** x has quit (Input/output error) 22:35:23 *** x (foobar@C35CA8A8.589C91BA.8F6A2B14.IP) has joined #crytocc 22:36:07 lolpwn: ... you're not surprised 22:36:08 :D 22:36:15 Lol 22:36:18 multiple actually 22:36:19 and a banner disclosure. 22:36:36 *** snowy has quit (Ping timeout) 22:36:42 banner disclosures are boring 22:36:43 :P 22:37:18 yeah but 22:37:25 demo.whmcs.com ; 22:37:26 Banner: Server: Apache/2.2.23 (FreeBSD) PHP/5.4.7 mod_ssl/2.2.23 OpenSEEL/0.9.8x DAV/2 22:37:26 request: 22:37:26 GET http://demo.whmcs.com/ HTTP/1.1 22:37:30 make an educated guess what OS its running? 22:37:38 Windows with IIS 22:37:41 ;) 22:37:53 demo.whmcs.com ; 22:37:53 Banner: Server: Apache/2.2.23 (FreeBSD) PHP/5.4.7 mod_ssl/2.2.23 OpenSSL/0.9.8x DAV/2 22:37:53 request: 22:37:53 GET http://demo.whmcs.com/ HTTP/1.1 22:37:53 Banner: X-Powered-By: PHP/5.4.7 22:37:53 Request: GET http://demo.whmcs.com/ HTTP/1.1 22:38:32 *** snowy (snowy@5DCFB179.164598E0.B7613ADF.IP) has joined #crytocc 22:38:39 cc joepie91 22:38:50 what os you think? 22:39:18 its not windows (FreeBSD) 22:46:36 9.x 22:46:43 i figured out this bashing shit now 22:46:50 yay for my balls 22:46:55 since that's what we're running and our banner is similar 22:47:07 though we've got openssl 1.x from ports 22:50:03 mhm 22:50:11 got a few nice exploits for freebsd ;) 22:50:43 *** iceTwy has quit (Connection reset by peer) 22:51:08 probably 22:51:21 *** iceTwy (iceTwy@iceTwy.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 22:51:22 are they completely remote or do they require some sort of shell 22:51:31 cause if they require shell I don't give a fuck 22:51:44 xdg-open/xdg-mime & exo-open are the worst thing that have ever happened to Linuxc 22:51:46 Linux* 22:51:48 ffs 22:51:55 haha 22:52:12 1. can't open a magnet link even after having set up everything properly 22:52:17 2. can't open a BTC link after ... ^ 22:52:35 that shit... is so hard in linux 22:52:37 :| 22:52:39 they don't require shell 22:52:55 what're the exploits for, then? 22:53:13 I've always wondered why they had this... http://demo.whmcs.com/status/ 22:53:28 mmm mysql 5 22:53:48 wtf 22:53:50 is it me or 22:53:59 do RMS & Assange share common facial traits? 22:54:00 http://i.imgur.com/nQ9lPcA.jpg 22:54:12 hair, eye, beard 22:54:32 both have really sunken eyes 22:54:53 FreeBSD 9.1 ftpd Remote Denial of Service + FreeBSD 9 Address Space Manipulation Privilege Escalation 22:54:56 too much time spent in front of a screen kids 22:54:59 DON'T DO THIS AT HOME 22:55:01 :p 22:55:49 lol iceTwy :) 22:56:07 ftpd? that isn't even run by default 22:56:15 mhm 22:56:36 grasping at straws or something? 22:56:38 lmao 22:56:52 Lmfao 22:58:29 or is there shittons of people who run ftpd by default 22:58:30 haha 22:58:48 idk, some idiots do 22:59:10 I'd figure they'd be sorta smart and go with proftpd or whatever the other one was 22:59:17 one of em wasn't too shitty at security 22:59:29 not great, but ya know 22:59:33 mhm. 23:00:00 * lady-3jane rages 23:00:07 transmission running makes my sound lag 23:00:32 the 4800 torrents might have something to do with it 23:01:22 lol 23:01:26 4.8k torrents? 23:01:28 what are you on about 23:01:50 everything? 23:02:09 as soon as I launch it, my sound lags 23:02:09 :> 23:02:26 which is usually fine but it fucks up wow inside of wine and youtube videos 23:03:41 can you concatinate a string in bash? 23:04:10 cat 23:04:29 *** snowy has quit (Ping timeout) 23:10:50 lady-3jane, when you gonna stop breaking my heart? 23:12:50 AWESOME 23:12:53 I guessed correctly 23:12:58 lower nice values are higher priority 23:13:06 * lady-3jane puts alsa at -20 23:15:05 *** snowy (snowy@snowy.anon) has joined #crytocc 23:20:11 NP: [Tape Five - Bad Boy Good Man (feat. Henrik Wager)] [Tonight Josephine!] [916kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 23:21:00 trololo 23:21:03 ♪ NP @ iceTwy ♪ - nothing 23:23:16 lolwut 23:27:21 still a favorite: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aaiQXr2KZBc 23:27:36 if anyone is looking for a movie to watch 23:27:37 Cube 23:27:46 never looking for a movie to watch 23:27:51 * lady-3jane giggles 23:28:45 I want an encode of mardock scramble the third exhaust to come out with english subs 23:29:12 prefer 1080, too. most beautiful fuckin colors man 23:30:41 * lady-3jane watches stand up comedy on youtube 23:30:59 >state preference of 1080 23:31:05 >next line, mention watching youtube 23:32:03 your preferences are universal? there is no nuance for things you wish to be archival quality and those which aren't important to you? 23:33:13 lady-3jane: I kid :) 23:33:41 * lady-3jane wrinkles nose at joepie91 23:38:19 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iTVgRxVq2g 23:38:21 ^ <3 23:40:01 ok so I thought that I had this bash script figures out but, it's still saying bitcoind is running when it isn't 23:54:52 *** HiveResearch has quit (Ping timeout) 23:55:43 *** HiveResearch (HiveResear@developers.developers.developers) has joined #crytocc 23:56:07 *** HiveResearch has quit (User quit: ) 23:59:27 *** HiveResearch (HiveResear@developers.developers.developers) has joined #crytocc