Am 13. Nov, 2009 schwätzte Bob Elzer so:
But you're right, if it only affects you then why ban you.
If hundreds of people are getting kicked off, reconnecting, getting kicked
off, reconnecting, ad nauseum it's a big burden for Freenode.
I would hope there's a better solution than just banning
Well, I discovered according to the dslinux docs that the wireless
support only works with no encryption or WEP. No WPA or WPA2 support is planned.
Unfortunately I have my wireless router setup and working with WPA2
Nuts! I was looking forward to ssh'ing to the the NDS from my
desktop system. :-
What fun! Keep playing and learning.
Alan
On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 10:34 PM, Steven A. DuChene
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> handheld game console!
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> It is so cool!
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that is so cool!
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It is so cool!
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But you're right, if it only affects you then why ban you.
Why aren't they banning the exploiters.
It's like saying we don't allow sick people in the hospital. lol
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Sorry, Guess the resolution would be prudent.
According to the Ubuntu council, the exploit is being handled in one of two
ways:
1. Upgrade the firmware of the router, but nobody knows what
versions are safe, we couldn't agree on this as a resolution.
2. Stop accessing freenode on
Joe wrote:
> I realize they have both been reportedly filtering and slowing torrents
> for some time (in fact I think all ISPs reportedly do), but I've only
> really noticed it since last night. I was chugging along maintaining
> about 120-140kBps up as usual and all of a sudden everything dropp
So what was the fix ???
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I actua
I actually used their appeal process to explain my concerns and complaint to
the Ubuntu IRC Council and found concerned adults to took my issues and
provided the help necessary to "fix" my problem and apologized for the
incident, as well as lifting the ban.
I'm now back on the freenode servers, It
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um, did we just get spammed, or did a user get his box pwned? I don't
Sean Parsons wrote:
> They say there is some DCC exploit my router is susceptible to, but can't be
> specific, so they run some test on my connection and then kick/ban me from
> channels. There is nothing wrong with my Linksys WRT54G router, except some
> script kiddies on their network flood chann
Sean Parsons wrote:
> Is freenode the only access to PLUG-AZ? I seem to have been kicked out of a
> channel because my "router" is buggy, some exploit they say I am susceptible
> to and there for are banned from the #Ubuntu channel entirely. The ops think
> its funny to gang up and pelt you with co
Eric Cope wrote:
> regulation of information? as long as you are the one to regulate it, right?
>
>
As usual, Eric.. you are short, sweet and very much to the point. :)
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Lisa Kachold wrote:
>
> but it is a matter of layers of required security. Since you can't
> understand it, (just like with technical troubleshooting) obviously you
> either have an incorrect premise, or less than sufficient information about
> the threats.
>
"layers required for security"?
Perhaps 2Mb/384 is slow, but for mail, and web surfing it works fine, run 2
mail servers on it and life is good. Never been down in 2 years, and when
something gets flaky tech guys are on it and fix ASAP, delivered and install
a new modem when mine was getting hot, so the service is worth the price
http://linuxgeeksunited.blogspot.com/2009/11/where-linux-stands-to-make-huge-gains.html
http://belproject.org/
Read and comment. Seems oriented at the same demographic as ABLEConf. I
think the idea of having a business oriented site might be a really good
idea. Would you contribute if you had yo
I have the time - name the place/time, etc TIA
AZ RUNE wrote:
> What are you doing next week? I will load up something and give the
> tutorial you need.
> Brian
>
> On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 8:35 AM, Wayne Davis
> mailto:waydavis.phx.li...@gmail.com>>
> wrote:
>
> What I REALLY need is for
"If you want a stable connection with static IPs consider DSL with a local
ISP like Deru. You don't need a local ISP if you don't want to run
services, but you should go with a local ISP anyway :)."
Only downside here is you have to deal with qwest, even if it is the
local ISP doing the dealing.
-
It's because you are talking about them :-)
They're trying to censor you, use code words. Cox = Wally.
Wally is throttling P2P
LOL
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They may also only throttle when you've hit a certain limit. For quest, I
know they're only throttling P2P, because I can still do FTP at the full
150k. I've tried forcing encryption on the P2P with a little success, but
I'm not fully sure about that yet. Could be because I took a break and used
f
That sounds very much like they're "working on the network". Hold on
tight. ;)
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Mark Phillips wrote:
> This may be a complete coincidence, but yesterday and this morning my cox
> service has been going up and down. I had 3 outages yesterday and one this
> morning. Each lasted
This may be a complete coincidence, but yesterday and this morning my cox
service has been going up and down. I had 3 outages yesterday and one this
morning. Each lasted for 10-30 minutes.
Mark
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From: Eric Shubert
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Am 13. Nov, 2009 schwätzte Stephen so:
I have been tempted to get their business service, and they guarantee
those up/down rates and include something like a 99% uptime or very
near to it. and you get x number of IPs and no blocked ports.
They give you x number of IPs, but will yank them and g
What are you doing next week? I will load up something and give the tutorial
you need.
Brian
On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 8:35 AM, Wayne Davis
wrote:
> What I REALLY need is for someone who is fluent in the new interface to
> spend 10-15 min face time showing me how the new gui works.
> As I said, it
I have been tempted to get their business service, and they guarantee
those up/down rates and include something like a 99% uptime or very
near to it. and you get x number of IPs and no blocked ports.
Maybe if my income gets better or i can get some steady side work.
On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 11:20
2Mbit/384kbit?! No thank you! I might as well be paying for their value
residential line. Unless that's a guaranteed MINIMUM bandwidth or
something.
I'm paying $60/mo right now and getting 10 times the down speed and 5
times the up speed. And aside from this one (isolated?) case, I do
actually
Most likely them I would guess. (Not that that's worth a hill of beans).
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Joe wrote:
> I realize they have both been reportedly filtering and slowing torrents
> for some time (in fact I think all ISPs reportedly do), but I've only
> really noticed it since last night. I was chu
I realize they have both been reportedly filtering and slowing torrents
for some time (in fact I think all ISPs reportedly do), but I've only
really noticed it since last night. I was chugging along maintaining
about 120-140kBps up as usual and all of a sudden everything dropped off
and I could
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OK think of freenode like a radio, freenode would be the band like AM or FM,
and the channels would be the radio stations.
Just because you were listening to KCBS (ubuntu channel) and they did
something you didn't like, you wouldn't say
I'm done with the FM (Freenode) band. You would just change
I was talking to someone last night after the Eastside Plug meeting about
what options are available for virtualizing HP-UX and you gave me your name.
I failed to write it down and by the time I got around to calling Source
Direct my memory failed me.
Please either send me your name so I can pass
I have qwest, but haven't really noticed this. I was getting steady
600+mB/s down yesterday. 100+mB/s up today.
I think I have 7mb plan. That's asymmetric though, and I don't really
know what up BW is supposed to be.
Bob Elzer wrote:
> It's not only cox, I have qwest, and my torrents have gone
Daniel,
I don't know who they work for, they wouldn't identify who I speak to
on appeal, nor would they give me an e-mail address to correspond with. So I
have no idea how much of the network these "kids" run, and I frankly don't want
to spend time playing their game.
I didn't l
They say there is some DCC exploit my router is susceptible to, but can't be
specific, so they run some test on my connection and then kick/ban me from
channels. There is nothing wrong with my Linksys WRT54G router, except some
script kiddies on their network flood channels and I will apparently lo
On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 8:22 AM, Sean Parsons wrote:
> Is freenode the only access to PLUG-AZ? I seem to have been
> kicked out of a channel because my “router” is buggy,
You're leaving the entire network because some chanops (who are not
affiliated with the network itself) booted you from a sing
It's kind of like a web page, it's only on the one server.
But unless you have a static IP, I'm not sure how they could ban you.
You could try loggin on with a different name, and even a different client.
_
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I signed up for a Cox Business account at my home and I don't get any of
their residential restrictions. I have 2Mb/384Kb backed with an SLA and it
costs a few dollars more than residential (Approx $60/month), but the
support is stellar and I can run servers on my dedicated connection. Worth a
look
well qwest is doing it all the time, I schedule my torrents for overnight,
and they were always finished by morning, now they run all day the next day.
I can understand, when there is lots of traffic, and I support the changes
to bittorrent to use only the closest peers, but it shouldn't be a blan
Is freenode the only access to PLUG-AZ? I seem to have been kicked out of a
channel because my "router" is buggy, some exploit they say I am susceptible
to and there for are banned from the #Ubuntu channel entirely. The ops think
its funny to gang up and pelt you with conflicting answers and when y
It's not only cox, I have qwest, and my torrents have gone from 150k to
50-20k
It seem to have started in november.
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Yup its Cox, not you. One of my friends ditched cox for that reason, and they
owned up to it.
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Subject: OT: Cox slowing torrents?
Sent: Nov 13, 2009 8:28 AM
I'm on Cox cable for internet and paying for their Premiere pa
Note, I think cox has rolled a policy to slow down certain traffic
during peak load/times to prevent a detrimental effect on the network.
then at off peak times will go back up (or supposed to)
On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 8:28 AM, Joe wrote:
> I'm on Cox cable for internet and paying for their Premie
What I REALLY need is for someone who is fluent in the new interface to
spend 10-15 min face time showing me how the new gui works.
As I said, it is all probably VERY simple, but JUST outside my grasp to
BIG PICTURE it.
I'm a "BIG PICTURE" guy.
AZ RUNE wrote:
>
> I have disk for pclinuxos 2009.
I'm on Cox cable for internet and paying for their Premiere package
(20MBit down, 2MBit up). Over the past day or so I've seen my torrent
uploads go from respectable to abysmal; I'm lucky if I can upload at
over 10kB/s now. I've reset both my model and router several times and
that hasn't helpe
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