- lots of not-real-meeting at the beginning
- de0u: (entering room)
- glimpses at projector, what the heck is that
- oh, it's Dave Berry, ok
- kbare:
- oh wow, my SSH session survived my trek here from the CIC
- Saturday:
- got rid of a lot of stuff
- the 500mhz cluster Dells, some SUNs
- Operations:
- FreeNode mess
- network decided to reboot
- mass panic
- IRC drama
- Moved contrib-cgi
- mdille3 started at 11:00pm
- 12:00pm, kbare, WebISO bouncing
- well, seen that before, don't remember why
- bad cookies?
- bad <IfModule mod_ssl.c>
- problem with alternate interfaces
- IP aliasing on Xen virtual network interfaces doesn't really
work
- usually just use two virtual network interfaces
- wrong primary interface
- want auto eth0, not allow-hotplug eth0
- MyContrib didn't work
- broken suexec
- old version
- kbare keeps things in subversion
- figured out the right version
- actually kept useful logs
- current version didn't work
- basically contains much kinit functionality
- segfault, there was a struct that needed zeroed, and wasn't
- things work now, we hope
- Event!
- presentation will get put together
- should have people go there, buy shirts
- JFC
- we haven't really spent all of our pizza money
- meeting happening, or something
- Budget!
- looking at the proposed budget
- misc incidental cables
- de0u: that needs more detail, USB woes, too many types of
mini-USB, should have just used numbers
- data line
- why?
- need connectivity to campus too...
- 3B2 SCSI card
- why?
- maybe so we can eventually be able to log in to it
- mdille3:
- not here
- martian death plague
- we really have pizza money
- I'm good with spreadsheets
- kbare:
- rant rant rant rant rant
- probably will miss most of the movie night
- rlane:
- two Java classes =-(
- did first webapps assignment in Scala, will see if anybody notices
- asked us to hand in a war file
- distributed systems...
- probably really need to use Java
- awesie:
- interesting, anoNet, maybe good way to waste time
- Linux TCP/IP stack
- stuff in /proc, anybody know about it
- increasing some magic numbers apparently helps performance
- not sure whats going on though...
- lots of various congestion control methods...
- seems like were getting interrupts per packet...
- but we should be doing polling
- IPtraf