<morgs> Morning all
<linuxboy> morning morgs
<morgs> linuxboy: You're in this channel even when nobody else is, and you don't notice a meeting happening? ;-)
<linuxboy> morgs: was it announced in teh channel ?
<Vhata> he's never in this channel when nobody else is
* morgs did a "hear ye hear ye"
<linuxboy> Vhata: true
* morgs originally thought linuxboy was a bot
<morgs> ;-)
<morgs> The topic for the channel does say "Watch the Mailing List for the next meeting..."
<morgs> and it was announced there...
<morgs> Our list is so low-traffic we could liven things up by announcing new mail in the channel ;-)
<Vhata> haha
*** morgs is now known as b1ff
<b1ff> you have new mail
*** b1ff is now known as morgs
<Vhata> heh
<Vhata> do you know where 'biff' got its name?
<morgs> The dog that barked when the postman came...
<Vhata> "The biff command appeared in 4.0BSD. “Biff” was Heidi Stettner’s dog. He died in August 1993, at 15."
<Vhata> what happened to the other 951 Seekers?
<Seeker_952> Don't know
<Vhata> well, who told you to use 952?
<Seeker_952> just pick a number at random
<Seeker_952> picked
<linuxboy> doesn't seem very random
<Vhata> edubuntugirl: rnd(1000)
<edubuntugirl> Vhata: 458.910513887517
<Vhata> that's random.
<Vhata> 951 != 458.910513887517
*** Seeker_952 is now known as Hunter-Seeker
*** Hunter-Seeker is now known as hunter-seeker
<hunter-seeker> I use it because some programs think hunter-seeker is too long. And seeker is too common
<Vhata> why does it have to be 'hunter-seeker' or 'seeker' ?
<Vhata> it's like people who get personalised numberplates that say "John 67"
<Vhata> dude, if you have to put '67' on the end, it ain't "personalised"
<hunter-seeker> well I've never being given a nickcname and I like C&C :)
*** hunter-seeker is now known as Seeker_952
<Seeker_952> I could use my name but wheres the fun in that
<Vhata> where's the fun in being one of a million Seeker_XXXs ?
<linuxboy> million ?
<Vhata> 13:08 [freenode] -!- There is no such nick tiberium
<Vhata> linuxboy: I rounded up
<Vhata> I just think that one's identifier should, well, identify you ;-)
<Vhata> like 'linuxboy'. It identifies him as an enormous nerd.
<Seeker_952> hmm well thats something to think about
<Vhata> http://www.google.com/search?q=vhata ;-)
<Seeker_952> wow you own the page :P
*** morgs is now known as Seeker_953
<Seeker_952> funny haha
*** linuxboy is now known as Seeker_954
*** Vhata is now known as Seeker_955
<Seeker_954> ok
<Seeker_954> number 2, say "Hello"
<Seeker_954> followed by number 3 etc etc
<Seeker_952> Hello
<Seeker_953> Hello
<Seeker_954> Hello
<Seeker_955> Hello
*** Seeker_955 is now known as Vhata
<Vhata> nice work
*** Seeker_954 is now known as linuxboy
*** Seeker_953 is now known as morgs
* linuxboy waits for Seeker_952 to change his nick
*** Seeker_952 is now known as SubOracle
<Vhata> nice
<SubOracle> thanks
*** SubOracle is now known as suboracle
<linuxboy> edubuntugirl: nickometer suboracle
<edubuntugirl> 'suboracle' is 0% lame, linuxboy
<linuxboy> edubuntugirl: nickometer Suboracle
<edubuntugirl> 'Suboracle' is 0% lame, linuxboy
<linuxboy> edubuntugirl: nickometer SubOracle
<edubuntugirl> 'SubOracle' is 0% lame, linuxboy
*** suboracle is now known as SubOracle
<morgs> edubuntugirl: nickometer linuxboy
<edubuntugirl> 'linuxboy' is 0% lame, morgs
<morgs> edubuntugirl: nickometer morgs
<edubuntugirl> 'morgs' is 0% lame, morgs
<Vhata> edubuntugirl: nickometer m0rgs[67]
<edubuntugirl> 'm0rgs[67]' is 99.52% lame, Vhata
<morgs> edubuntugirl: nickometer Vhata
<edubuntugirl> 'Vhata' is 0% lame, morgs
<morgs> Seems we are OK
<Vhata> edubuntugirl: nickometer Seeker_952
<edubuntugirl> 'Seeker_952' is 34% lame, Vhata
<SubOracle> Good thing I changed
<Vhata> ;-)
<klimraamkosie> What you guys think about Ubuntu Ultimate?
* Vhata googles for it and reads about it
<Vhata> klimraamkosie: what's the point?
<klimraamkosie> :)
<Vhata> I've got all that stuff anyway
<klimraamkosie> http://ubuntusoftware.info/ultimate/index.html
<Vhata> yeah I read
<Vhata> I'm sure it's cool for ... I dunno
<Vhata> a beginner
<Vhata> but it's trivial to get all that stuff installed anyway
<Vhata> and you're guaranteed of a smooth upgrade path to the next version of ubuntu
<klimraamkosie> agreed
<Vhata> instead of relying on this guy, whoever he is, for possibly broken packages and repositories
<klimraamkosie> downloading costs money.
<klimraamkosie> stupid beryl, i love pre-production
<Vhata> don't you still have to download?
<klimraamkosie> once yes
<klimraamkosie> how do I get the address (cups) of a network printer
<Vhata> smbclient -L ?
<klimraamkosie> doesn't seem to be an L argument
<klimraamkosie> i see
<klimraamkosie> sorry
<Vhata> if you want to browse the entire network, start off with: smbclient -L localhost
<Vhata> add -N if you don't want it to prompt you for a password
<Vhata> look at the bottom
<klimraamkosie> Ok I got the sharename
<Vhata> where it says "workgroup - master"
<klimraamkosie> How do I compose that into a URI?
<klimraamkosie> k
<Vhata> ask each of the masters for their list of machines: smbclient -L mastername
<Vhata> and for any other workgroups that they know about
<Vhata> and go on in that way
<Vhata> smb://machinename/printername
<klimraamkosie> thanks :)
<Vhata> or //machinename/printername
* morgs dreams of Ubuntu Eleet - comes with *every* package preinstalled. No downloading. Evar.
<Vhata> EVAR
<morgs> Hi craigaa
<klimraamkosie> You order a 750GB hd with it pre-installed! :D
<craigaa> Greetings morgs, all
<Vhata> apt-cache --names-only search . | head | awk '{print $1}' | xargs sudo aptitude install
<Vhata> err
<Vhata> apt-cache --names-only search . | awk '{print $1}' | xargs sudo aptitude install
<Vhata> there
<Vhata> craig-ay-ay
<craigaa> wot you bigjob scunners up to noo?
<Vhata> oh waily waily waily
<craigaa> playin the scuggan noo are you?
<Vhata> crivens.
<craigaa> :-)
<Vhata> Ye can tak' oour lives, but ye cannae tak' oour IRC sessions
<Vhata> Auchtahelweit
* Vhata gives up
<craigaa> I'll be gettin the hag o' hags on ye you spavie!
* craigaa waves his spog
<craigaa> morgs, I will perform a backup of the wiki tomorrow morning...
<craigaa> do you think it will need to be again in the near future?
<morgs> craigaa: OK. I'll finish any changes I have in mind by today - so no.
<craigaa> ..."be done again"...
<craigaa> ok
<morgs> I tried to ping newz2000 - Matthew Nuzum - on IRC but no response yet, probably in a US timezone.
<craigaa> have you heard anything wrt the new site as yet?
<craigaa> newz2000?
<morgs> He who is assigned to https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu-website/+ticket/3869
<craigaa> ah! dof of me
<craigaa> anything from smurt yet wrt the domain name management? I haven't had a response as yet.
<morgs> Nope. I'll try the GPG thing myself.
<craigaa> smurt/smurf
<craigaa> morgs, update request noted! :-)
<craigaa> Peter Cattuthers (sp?) has been writing about Ubuntu http://www.petesweekly.com/article_se_249_3.htm
<craigaa> Carruthers
<Vhata> nobody is *really* called Carruthers
<Vhata> come on
<Vhata> be serious.
<Vhata> "holding their own amongst the Indians (people in India, not Durban) and the Chinese"
<Vhata> awesome
<Vhata> "As they say, give a man a fish and he eats today, but teach him how to phish, and you feed him forever.
<Vhata> rotfl
<klimraamkosie> hahahaha
<craigaa> lol
<craigaa> cheers all, got to go
<Vhata> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/freeradius/+bug/66568
<Vhata> that fix isn't in the repos yet
<Vhata> any reason why?
<Vhata> $ aptitude show freeradius | grep Version
<Vhata> Version: 1.1.3-1
<Vhata> but they say it's fixed in 1.1.3-3
<morgs> Vhata: feisty?
<Vhata> edgy
<Vhata> is that bug not worth pushing an update?
<Vhata> it stops the package installing altogether
<morgs> It's in Universe. That requires an SRU (stable release update)
<morgs> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates
<morgs> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/SRU <--- Universe policy
<Vhata> I see
<Vhata> thanks morgs :)
<morgs> From what you say, this package would qualify -- Edgy's supposed to be supported for 18 months
<Vhata> Stable release updates will, in general, only be issued in order to fix high-impact bugs. Examples of such bugs include:
<Vhata> *
<Vhata> Bugs which may, under realistic circumstances, directly cause a security vulnerability
<Vhata> *
<Vhata> Bugs which represent severe regressions from the previous release of Ubuntu
<Vhata> *
<Vhata> Bugs which may, under realistic circumstances, directly cause a loss of user data
<Vhata> eek
<Vhata> bad paste
<Vhata> but this bug doesn't cause any of those
<morgs> If dapper had a working package it would be a regression...
<Vhata> dapper didn't symlink /bin/sh to dash
<Vhata> which is what is causing the problem
<Vhata> freeradius uses 'source', which is a bash builtin
<Vhata> it should use '.', which is posix
<morgs> Ouch. This dash issue has bitten quite a lot of packages.
<klimraamkosie> How do I make a link on my desktop to a directory on a windows drive?
<morgs> klimraamkosie: is it mounted?
<morgs> cd Desktop; ln -s /media/YOUR_MOUNT_POINT YOUR_LINK_NAME
<linuxboy> ohi
<Vhata> ohi
<linuxboy> Vhata: you played with radius ?
<Vhata> ja
<linuxboy> sysadmin.
<Vhata> shadda
<Vhata> p
<Vhata> I'm okay being a sysadmin
<Vhata> I'm an everything :P
<Vhata> it's zsh again
<zsh> Vhata: yep, how r u doing?
<Vhata> good

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