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02:17.55TimRikerHomeebiederm: welcome.
02:18.06TimRikerHomedoes atftp include a working mtftp client?
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02:18.39TimRikeralso why do you think there are so many different versions of tftp servers? ugh.
02:19.00TimRikeryour new test protocol is also multicast?
02:30.16ebiedermTim Sorry I was looking at something else.
02:30.26ebiedermYes my test protocol is also multicast.
02:31.49ebiedermAs for tftp servers I suspect a lot of it has to do with the fact at inetd is problematic.  And tftp is easy enough whenever someone discovers a real problem it is easier to write another server than to fix the original.
02:32.26ebiedermWell that and tftp is an old protocol so it has had plenty of time to accumulate implementations.
02:33.24ebiedermAnd yess aftp includes a tftp client that works with it.
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02:46.24TimRikeryeah atftp client/server both claim multicast. option to run as daemon instead of inetd seems to exist.
02:46.55TimRikerso what's yours do that atftp does not? fix the tftp broken block count size? ;-)
02:47.20ebiedermGiven the run as daemon mode kicks in when there is any traffic I don't know that that is a big deal.
02:48.51ebiedermThe difference is the server never needs to know about all of the clients.   The downside is I don't have the code down to make it relatively polite on the network.
02:49.05ebiedermMulticast beyond the local area network is something I have not played with.
02:52.38ebiedermI don't know that the tftp block count size is broken for what it was originally intended for.  How often do you need to transfer a > 32M file to boot.  And you can push that up larger with a larger udp packet size and block size combination.
03:05.31TimRikerany other multicast file transfer protocols that are common?
03:05.43ebiedermThe one that pxe uses.  It is also based on tftp.
03:05.52ebiedermBut it is an extension in another direction.
03:06.41TimRikeraccording to http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-johnston-tftp-multicast-02.txt it's multicast tftp in intels pxe anyway.
03:07.08TimRiker"another direction" ?
03:08.03ebiedermIt has been a long time since I looked.
03:08.39ebiedermThe current rfc picks as master and follows that client until it is done, multicasting the packets to all interested parties.
03:09.24ebiedermIntels pxe version uses nacks or something weird like that.
03:09.42ebiedermTim something like that.
03:09.43TimRikerhmm.
03:10.02ebiedermAlthough I don't currently see a mention of nacks in Intels rfc.
03:10.16TimRikercool. well we are planning to add multicast support to busybox tftpget.
03:11.17TimRikerI've been in touch with michael johnston (the author) and he is willing to test stuff with thier commercial server when he has time.
03:12.13TimRikermight also test booting .... /me forgets an acronym. what's the firmware in ia64 machines? he'll test 32 and 64 bit machine running that against the server we pick. likely aftpd
03:12.28ebiedermEFI.
03:13.24ebiedermIt has a fun implementation that at least for the non multicast case downloads the boot file twice.
03:13.27TimRikerah, yeah. EFI. ;-)
03:13.54TimRikerhmm. why? so you buy more intel switches?
03:14.31ebiedermI think the first pass is just to get the file size....
03:14.49TimRikerwell. time to get evening stuff done. thanx for dropping in!
03:15.01ebiedermok have a good night.
03:15.04ebiedermbye
03:15.12TimRikerI'm surprised andersee has not poked his head in. (he's here just quiet)
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03:15.39TimRikernite
03:15.44ebiedermgood night.
03:42.24anderseeTieh?
03:42.27anderseeerr
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05:58.06Russact
05:58.07Russer
05:58.08Russack
05:58.13RussI installed sanitizer
05:58.20Russand its sending bounces
05:58.36RussI sent an email somewhere, it bounced back....sanitizer rebounced...rinse, repeat
06:11.41anderseeRuss: yipe
06:55.15Russhttp://www.shirtninja.com/help.htm
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13:45.19chouimatmorning
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14:10.03prpplaguechouimat: lo
14:12.05sieve|workchouimat: morning
14:19.25chouimathttp://www.askmen.com/jokes/index.html
14:48.29prpplaguehmm, i guess you can't check in device nodes into cvs
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15:04.05TomWprpplague: naw, you got to build something like the mkdevs.c that I used with buildroot-webpal
15:05.32prpplagueTomW: yea, thats what i had always done, but i never really "knew" why it was like that till i was reading earlier this morning
15:18.40chouimathi TomW
15:21.10prpplaguethis forbes article must be a troll
15:21.35chouimatprpplague: ?
15:21.37prpplaguei can't imagine someone being that stupid
15:21.49CosmicPenguinurlurlurlurlurl
15:21.49prpplaguechouimat: http://slashdot.org/articles/03/10/14/1317251.shtml?tid=117&tid=99
15:23.35chouimatprpplague: I want to keep my mind clean of all 'moron murdering' thoughts
15:24.31CosmicPenguinAhem...
15:24.43CosmicPenguinIf you don't want somebody bitching at you for stealing their software...
15:24.50CosmicPenguinTHEN DON"T STEAL THEIR SOFTWARE, ASSHOLE!
15:25.25leviHeh, indeed.
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15:25.50CosmicPenguinThis has been another glimpse at a blindingly obvious concept.  I'm Lenord Nemoy.
15:26.03chouimatyay! I will again have roasted squirrel for dinner my cat is hunting again
15:26.05leviTANSTAAFL.  The price of GPL code is GPLing your code, rather than $$$.
15:26.22CosmicPenguinBut hey - look at our home town boys, Erik and Russ.  fighting the big boys, and getting into Forbes... :)
15:28.18prpplaguestupidity like that makes me boil
15:28.53chouimatprpplague: why do you think I didn't read the article ... I have enough with local news
15:28.54prpplagueif your gonna pretend to be a journalist, the least you could do is try to be object
15:29.24CosmicPenguinForbes == Big Business
15:29.45CosmicPenguinBig Business can't figure out why its so bad to grab all this free code floating around out there and use it for their own gain
15:29.49CosmicPenguinErgo - Forbes != Clue
15:30.19prpplagueCosmicPenguin: yea, well, i've seen it alot in the asia community, just didn't expect it here in the states
15:30.30chouimatprpplague: look here a newspaper send 2 journalists for 9 months undercover into the raelian sects .... and their conclusion is they didn't cloned a human being ....
15:33.45prpplagueCosmicPenguin: argh, you read any of the other articles by this guy
15:33.59CosmicPenguinprpplague: I prefer not to fly into a rage this early in the morning
15:34.00prpplagueCosmicPenguin: he's obviously anti-linux
15:34.08chouimatprpplague: feeling masochist?
15:34.10CosmicPenguinprpplague: let me finish my last cup of coffee and try to get some work done
15:34.21CosmicPenguinI'll schedule some time to be outraged later
15:34.26CosmicPenguinThere's pixilating to be done
15:34.29chouimatCosmicPenguin: lol
15:34.33prpplaguelyons - Imagine building a billion-dollar business without having to offer any of the usual guarantees or indemnity. No wonder IBM likes Linux.
15:34.56chouimatprpplague: wow an asshole
15:35.51CosmicPenguinnote to that dude - IBM has been bulding billion-dollar businesses since before he was born
15:36.48prpplaguei'm gonna call forbes at lunch and talk to the editor
15:37.42prpplaguethat guy does nothing but discredit forbes as a qualitative source for information
15:37.43chouimathmmm M$ give the usual guarantees or indemnity?
15:37.57prpplaguechouimat: ya right
15:38.00prpplaguechouimat: lol
15:38.05CosmicPenguinThey guarntee that you'll pay good money for the upgrade that fixes the holes in the previous version
15:38.21chouimatand get a bunch of new ones free?
15:38.32CosmicPenguinNo - you pay for those too
15:38.44chouimatok
15:40.36chouimatprpplague: must be an mba
15:41.04CosmicPenguinI love that Fed Ex commercial
15:41.14CosmicPenguin"Oh... you're an MBA....  I better show you how to do it then"
15:42.02chouimatCosmicPenguin: it's a good reasons not to get one :)
15:44.48prpplaguelol, the guy has stopped taking calls and their email server is swamped with complaints
15:45.04chouimatlol
15:45.36CosmicPenguinYeah!  The dirty communists attack!
15:46.17prpplaguelol, i told the assitant that "they should really re-consider this guys employement" and she said "seems thats the current concensus"
15:46.38chouimatwow
15:46.55kergothhaha
15:47.40CosmicPenguingood stuff
15:56.37TomWhmm, I clicked on the "send comments" link and it seems that server is overloaded...
15:57.58chouimatanyone knows thee word of the "internationale"?
16:01.07prpplaguechouimat: iirc its a song that alot of the "60's hippies" sang during sit-ins
16:02.06chouimatprpplague: it's the communism anthem :)
16:02.22prpplaguechouimat: ahh
16:02.35prpplaguechouimat: that would explain why they sang it then, lol
16:02.50chouimatprpplague: I just send a comment to this moron ....
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16:05.47chouimatCosmicPenguin: hehe ...
16:05.57CosmicPenguinThat was easy
16:06.00CosmicPenguinAnyone know the tune?
16:07.09CosmicPenguinhttp://www.uv.es/~pla/red.net/intaoter.html
16:07.12chouimatCosmicPenguin: remember the USSR anthem?
16:07.25CosmicPenguinWas that the song they sang in Hunt for Red October?
16:07.31chouimatyes
16:07.35prpplagueCosmicPenguin: thats what i was abou to say
16:08.10CosmicPenguinIt probably sounds more impressive in Russian
16:09.43chouimatCosmicPenguin: maybe you can find a mp3 on kazaa
16:10.12CosmicPenguinI don't care that much - it was a passing fancy... :)
16:10.13TomWhttp://www.expressresponse.com/cgi-bin/forbes/displayArticleWebForm.cgi  is still loading...
16:10.37TomWheh, they've been slashdot'ed.  :)
16:11.41chouimatprpplague: i think this guys just bought a computer in the last  10 years because  we shared your stuff in the 80
16:28.26chouimathmmm wonders what to use to build his website
16:42.05TomWYou know, the words of the Internationale are not that "out there", call me a commie, but, it seems to be somewhat agreeable to me.
16:42.09levihtml!
16:42.34TomWchouimat: Zend
16:42.48chouimatTomW: url?
16:43.24chouimatTomW: ok the php engine
16:43.29TomWwww.zend.com
16:44.10TomWWe're still trying to get the registered version running, the eval copy worked great!  :/
16:44.44TomWmaybe we should have purchased the evaluation instead?
16:46.49chouimatTomW: zendstudio?
16:47.18TomWyes
16:48.05TomWhas stuff like: hover over a variable to get its' value, single step & breakpoint of php code, ...
16:48.40TomWRemote debugging, you can debug the code that is on the server.
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16:51.35chouimatcool: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/3189224.stm
17:37.46kergothi should order a case of bawls
17:40.59CosmicPenguinRuss: you're in the big time now... :)
17:41.39Russheh
17:44.02Russ"Probably they'll decide, like everyone else, that it's cheaper to settle than to fight."
17:44.07Russso...he wants them to fight?
17:58.18prpplagueRuss: getting voice messages now at forbes.com
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19:06.50prpplaguejeeze, we paid a outside contractor to do some work, he check the code in with a shell script: compilemenow
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19:44.42prpplagueandersee: there's one of  the evil "linux hit man" in the flesh, lol
19:49.15kergothanyone recall offhand the var for the last field in awk?
19:50.01kergothah, there we go
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20:02.57prpplaguekergoth: love those quick answers
20:03.22CosmicPenguinprpplague: what news from forbes?
20:04.02kergothheheh
20:07.39anderseeprpplague: muhahahahaha!
20:08.14kergothCosmicPenguin: fyi, if you end up playing with OE, i just changed the .oe seperator for name/version/revision to _ for simplicity
20:11.00CosmicPenguinkergoth: beautiful
20:11.46jacqueslol. that forbes article was trash
20:12.28Russthere must be something prosecutable about an article encouraging people to break the law
20:12.44prpplagueCosmicPenguin: lol, nada, i suspect that mr.maidment editor at forbes.com will never take another call from me, lol
20:12.45Russsomeone should send forbes.com an official nastygram
20:13.12CosmicPenguinRuss: prpplague has been harassing them all day
20:13.25jacqueswhat was their point? these big companies scrweed up but it would cost them money to fix it so let's ignore the law?
20:13.27CosmicPenguinI'm not sure how offical he is, but he has the nasty part all covered
20:13.35prpplagueRuss: the impression i got was the mr.maidment was happy with the kinda of PR they are getting
20:13.46prpplagueCosmicPenguin: lol
20:14.01Russlike I said, isn't it illegal to encourage people to break the law or something like that?
20:14.36prpplagueCosmicPenguin: he didn't come out and say it, but i got the feeling that he was saying "well if this stuff wasn't hitting close to home you guys won't be upset"
20:14.39Russprpplague: are you calling 212-620-2228
20:14.54prpplagueRuss: one sec let me get the number
20:15.04prpplagueRuss: i put it on the speed dial, lol
20:16.07CosmicPenguin2:16pm  up 28 days
20:16.10CosmicPenguinbuhbye!
20:16.48prpplagueRuss: 212-366-8900 , the switchboard lady is pretty nice, so just ask for paul maidment politely and you'll get connected to his office
20:17.36jacqueswhy dont they write an article encouraging companies to pirate MS software? after all it's really overpriced.
20:18.13prpplaguejacques: or print your own money, after all, everyone deserves to have some
20:18.28jacquesand it's such a pain to do it the legal way
20:18.44Russmaybe I should call the business software piracy place and tip them off to forbes
20:19.08jacqueshell tip thm off to cicso linksys and broadcom
20:19.22jacquesi bet they just laugh and laugh
20:19.32prpplagueRuss: sounds like a plan, i told mr.maidment that this lyons guys was a big liability for their company and was gonna get them in some serious trouble
20:21.15Russlike I said, I'm pretty sure publishing material that encourages illegal acts is some sort of crime
20:21.38jacquesi love how the article makes it look like a secret conspiracy - WTF?
20:22.12Russand the disputed code doesn't reside on the chips broadcom sold them
20:22.29jacquesyeah that part made no sense to me
20:23.00jacquespoor cisco - they got trapped into distributing GPL's code
20:23.15Russhe just read /. and didn't understand what he was reading
20:23.29Russwhat, its not like they haven't been guilty before
20:25.33jacquesthis is one reason I distrust most huge corps - they feel they are above the law
20:26.00prpplaguejacques: not just big companies
20:26.35prpplaguejacques: i've had to fight with mine before on such topics as spamming, war faxing, and GPL issues
20:27.00jacquesoh yeah I have fought companies I worked for about spamming
20:34.04prpplague"we are sorry mr.maidment is no long accepting calls today"
20:34.43jacquesis this even correct "SCO, owner of the Unix operating system. "
20:35.21Russyes, its the owner of *the* one and only unix operating system
20:35.32RussI think I'll call sco and order "the unix operating system"
20:36.08jacquesman that article is total sh*t "The dispute, which was leaked to an Internet message board," ... "a rare peek into the dark side of the free software movement"
20:36.53Russnever underestimate the power of the dark side
20:36.58prpplaguejacques: jeeze, its like we are trading kiddie pr0n on something
20:37.16prpplaguejacques: "dark side"
20:37.53prpplaguejacques: i'd hate to see what mr.lyons thinks of some of the places i've been in third world countries
20:38.27jacques"so-called Compliance Lab"  this is a total hatchet job
20:38.41jacquesthis reminds me of stranger in a strange land
20:38.50jacqueswhen the media was demonizing the "cult"
20:39.04jacquesusing words like slink and slimy and under cover of darkness
20:39.37Russ'These disputes might scare companies away from using open source software.'
20:39.48Russinsert, 'illegally' in there somewhere
20:39.51jacquesi hope it scares them from pirating GPLd software
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20:42.43RussI should make membership cards for the "dark side of the free software movement" and start distributing them
20:44.44jacqueshave you seen the new Hauppauge MediaMVP ? it says it uses linux on the box (no linux server software of course)
20:44.57jacquesi bet they dont have the GPLd code for download
20:48.34jacques"the less onerous Berkeley Software Distribution license."  yeah companies love that - what's yours is mine and what's mine is mine too
20:49.22jacques"But the Free Software Foundation doesn't want royalties--it wants you to burn down your house, or at the very least share it with cloners. "
20:49.38prpplaguejacques: yea totally stupid
20:57.39jacqueswhy not just say "the FSF and GPL want you to kill yourself in a really horrible way"
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22:26.21chouimatARRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG we are doomed Celine released a new album in french ... ... and they talked about that ad nauseam in the local news
22:32.13jacqueswow I'm surprised she had time given here current $50,000,000 contract with Caesar's palace
22:33.56Lethaljacques, too bad she didn't get attacked instead of roy.. :P
22:34.15kergothhehe
22:42.43jacquesLethal: lol
22:42.57jacquesactually sigfried says the tiger was not attacking Roy
22:43.14jacqueshe claimd roy fell down and the tiger was carrying him off the stage as it would a kitten
22:43.28jacqueshe says if the tiger wanted to kill roy, he would have been dead instantly
22:43.34jacques(which is true I think)
22:45.06CosmicPenguinI tend to agree with that sort of thinking
22:46.05jacquesthe tiger could have litterally bit his head off, instead its teeth just caused massive trauma to roy's thin (relative to tigers) skin
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