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06:49.39wpsbigdog_ut: you there?
06:49.59bigdog_uty
06:50.29wpswhat volume format would you recommend for an external HD attached to a linux server (for backup)?
06:50.44wpsa unix-style one? or FAT?
06:50.58bigdog_utext3 or ext2 or reiserfs
06:51.06bigdog_utanyone is okay for backup really
06:51.13bigdog_uteven windows ones
06:51.33wpsthat's what I was thinking… and so I was leaning towards FAT so that it could be plug-n-play with any other platforms as well
06:52.47bigdog_utfat32 is okay
06:53.00bigdog_utor ext3 is fine too
06:53.42bigdog_utwith livecds you should have not trouble if you want to do just linux formats
06:53.58bigdog_utthere are other formats out there...you might want to check them out and see if there is one you like
06:55.08dataw0lfDepends on what sort of files you're storing.  What OSes will be interfacing with it.  What kind of reliability and performance you need. Etc.
06:55.29wpsyeah
06:55.49wpsjust going to do a nightly rsync and msqldump to it from my server
06:57.06dataw0lfI'd suggest ext3 with a couple custom parameters to make life a bit easier.
06:58.02dataw0lfproper ext3 handling like the magic elvtune and the like.
07:01.30bigdog_utwps, here is a list of fs -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_file_systems#Disk_file_systems
07:01.51dataw0lfI don't think he really needs a list of filesystems.
07:02.00bigdog_ut~smack dataw0lf
07:02.37dataw0lfWell, he doesn't.
07:02.46dataw0lf~slap bigdog_ut
07:02.55bigdog_utno but it is good ot know what is out there
07:02.59bigdog_uteducation my friend
07:03.02dataw0lfUh.
07:03.16dataw0lfYea, like learning one filesystem before you start looking at estoretic filesystems that mean nothing?
07:03.25dataw0lfcrawl before you walk
07:03.54wpsthis is lame
07:04.08bigdog_utknowing what is out there is good
07:04.20wpsthis Disk Utility has several format options
07:04.30wpsbut it is just labeled "UNIX"
07:04.49dataw0lfI'd assume UFS.
07:05.12wpsthat's exactly that I was just going to say… that I thought that it was UFS
07:05.24wpswhat's that? Universal File System?
07:05.28dataw0lf...
07:05.46dataw0lf(wps's head)
07:05.47dataw0lfU
07:05.48dataw0lfUn
07:05.52dataw0lfUni
07:05.54dataw0lfUnix
07:06.03wpsah
07:06.07dataw0lf:)
07:06.08wpswhen/where is that used?
07:06.33dataw0lfit was based on S5FS
07:06.35dataw0lf(sys v fs)
07:06.42dataw0lfthe standard fs of ye old unices
07:06.45wpsI just read somewhere that only NetBSD supports it
07:06.48dataw0lfit was the standard fs for a longtime
07:07.00dataw0lfand the basis for most modern POSIX filesystems
07:07.05bigdog_utactually derived from ffs
07:07.40dataw0lfactually, FFS was born out of S5FS when they were developing Version 7 at the same time UFS was
07:07.50dataw0lfso alot of people thing UFS is based on FFS
07:07.53dataw0lfwhen, in fact, it isn't.
07:08.29dataw0lfbut it was adopted by all the BSDs, and was used as the framework for ext2.
07:08.29wpsI'll go with FAT right now then until I get the drive down to the data center
07:08.51wpsand then later, if I am feeling adventurous, I'll reformat to ext3
07:09.21dataw0lfI need an Indiana Jones hat.
07:10.26wpsbigdog_ut: you get your FAA 1099?
07:10.42wpslooks like eclipse/AJAX is leading on the poll
07:10.57bigdog_utnope i got it last year
07:10.58*** topic/#uphpu by wps -> Utah PHP Users Group | uphpu.org
07:11.14wpsoh, I thought you were waiting on one from Nate for 2005
07:11.28bigdog_uti thought so too...but we did not have one
07:11.33wpsdataw0lf: http://froogle.google.com/froogle?btnG=Search+Froogle&q=indiana+jones+hat
07:11.38wpsah
07:11.44dataw0lfomg awesome
07:11.45dataw0lfthnx
07:11.52wpsany time
07:12.05wpsI really like Froogle
07:12.13wpsto give you an idea of average prices for things
07:12.19dataw0lfyea froogle is the biggity bam boom
07:12.29dataw0lfI danced when I typed that
07:13.13dataw0lfback to automount issues on Tru64.  Someone put me outta my misery
07:14.21dataw0lfargh
07:14.37dataw0lfecho 'ptys' >> /etc/securettys
07:26.08niquilgod, I can't believe I already have to install php-5 to get half of my shit working,
07:26.26wpsniquil: language, please
07:26.38niquilsorry, didn't know language was an issue here.
07:30.23dataw0lfawwwwwwww jea automount fixed
07:32.29niquilthis php-5 compile sure looks ugly..
07:34.40dataw0lfof course Tru64's find command doesn't have -iname / -ilname equivalents.
10:03.48dataw0lffinally..
10:04.12dataw0lfI think I'll take a nap at my desk for an hour or so..
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12:45.31gabrieloneAnyone around?
12:45.41synicyeah
12:45.45gabrieloneCool
12:46.11gabrieloneI have the following code posted at http://pastebin.ca/42649
12:46.26gabrieloneI am getting an error of mcrypt_generic_init() [<a href='function.mcrypt-generic-init'>function.mcrypt-generic-init</a>]: Iv size incorrect; supplied length: 14, needed: 16 when I call the decrypt section, but the encrypt is functioning fine...  What am I missing
12:47.01gabrieloneI am sure that I have done something stupid, but I am just not seeing it
12:48.12gabrieloneany ideas?
12:48.50gabrieloneCool thanks....
12:49.23gabrieloneI have just been asking the same question in ##php and did not even get a response....
12:49.25gabrielone:)
12:49.52synicsorry, my connection is being extra slow
12:50.08gabrielonenot a problem.....  I just appreciate the assistance
12:51.24synicwhat is MCRYPT_CAST_256 ?
12:52.03gabrielonecrypt module....
12:52.09gabrielonemcrypt...
12:52.49synichrmm, it looks like it should work to me
12:52.55synicdo any of the other ciphers work?
12:53.40gabrielonehonestly I do not know enough about PHP tochange to another cypher and get the lengths to match
12:53.55gabrieloneI am basically learning as I go I am embarrased to say
12:54.09synichah, that's usually how I do it.
12:54.19gabrieloneI have two books setting in front of me right now
12:54.25gabrieloneand I am lost
12:54.27gabrielone:)
12:54.52synictry MCRYPT_BLOWFISH
12:54.59gabrielonek
12:55.03gabrielonejust a sec
12:56.00synic<?php
12:56.02synic<PROTECTED>
12:56.02synic<PROTECTED>
12:56.02synic<PROTECTED>
12:56.03synic<PROTECTED>
12:56.03synic<PROTECTED>
12:56.15synic<PROTECTED>
12:56.15synic<PROTECTED>
12:56.15synic<PROTECTED>
12:56.15synic?>
12:56.15synicyou could try that approach
12:56.23gabrielonek
12:56.55gabrieloneI just changed it and I am getting the same error now on the encrypt function
12:56.55synicthough I think blowfish is stronger than tripledes (I could be wrong)
12:57.09gabrielonelength: , needed: 16
12:57.23synicyeah, I'd try that other approach next
12:57.29gabrielonelength: 8, needed: 16
12:57.30gabrielonek
12:57.40gabrieloneI will try that and check back in a bit
12:57.48gabrieloneThanks for the assistance
13:10.54synicgabrielone: don't forget to prepend the $iv onto the encrypted text
13:11.01synicelse you won't be able to decrypt
13:26.19synicthis works on my box: http://rafb.net/paste/results/7V8SG919.html
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15:15.09synicgabrielone: you get that figured out?
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16:07.18gabrielonesynic: Well yes and no...  I fixed that problem, and now I am trying to figure out other things that it broke.....  :)
16:12.58synicah
16:13.09synicthe story of my life
16:13.48gabrielonesynic: If I posted it, would you be interested in helping me find my problem...?
16:13.54synicsure
16:14.02synicand I bet the others are showing up too
16:14.28gabrieloneThat would be great...  I am down to an undefinied offset that shouldbe definied....  :)
16:15.47synicwhat do you mean?
16:16.00gabrielonejust a sec...  I will show you....
16:16.08synick
16:19.37gabrieloneOkay it is posted at http://pastebin.ca/42665
16:19.50gabrieloneI am getting the following
16:19.52gabrielone[Tue Feb 21 11:21:21 2006] [error] [client 70.128.135.135] PHP Notice:  Undefined offset:  2 in /u2/sites/devel.therealtorservice.com/inc/login.inc on line 87, referer: http://devel.therealtorservice.com/login.php?originating_uri=/stephen.php
16:20.23gabrieloneThe error is in the list of the function _package
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16:20.50gabrielonefor some reason when it does the explode, it is not getting the loginid
16:21.05gabrielonehey fungus....
16:21.39fungusIt is not starting out to be a good morning.  :/
16:21.52gabrieloneI can relate to that....
16:22.02gabrielonedebugging is killin me....
16:24.07gabrielonesynic: The login page that is calling that script is posted at http://pastebin.ca/42666
16:24.53synicgabrielone: hrmm, I'm not sure... though I do know I got it to work with that last rafb paste
16:26.13gabrieloneWell I got the encryption and decryption routines straightened out, but evidently it is not passing the $loginid on the _package routine....  I am just guessing but I think that is where it might be
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20:49.42mindjujudw, got a sec?
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21:13.09macnewboldlooks like dataw0lf fell asleep at the wheel...
21:25.13niquilI wonder if his phone alarm woke him up
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