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<Himeko> she wouldn't say sun though
<Himeko> that is the fault of scriptwriters
<silentfury> ah
<silentfury> i thought you were referring to reckoning part2
<hjohnson> silentfury: well, reckoning part 2 is where she references blowing up the star, that I just watched
<hjohnson> well, i'm going out for a walk to take advantage of the beautiful weather today. might be the only sun I see for a week
<hjohnson> bye
<aglio2_> anyone here have experience with the belkin pre-N v. 2000?
<aglio2_> I'm having the wierdest config issues
<aglio2_> basically the unit, unconfigured,
<BoscoHern> naver saw one... what's it doing?
<aglio2_> seems to run as a bridge
<aglio2_> but I I try to manually set it up as wone
<aglio2_> it locks up
<BoscoHern> look for a 'router' mode ?
<aglio2_> no, bridge is fine, actually
<aglio2_> that's what I want it to do
<aglio2_> the issue is that while I'm bridging, I can't get to the admin interface
<aglio2_> I guess I don't have a problem, I'm just surprised
<BoscoHern> hmm, can you connect from 'the other side' ?
<aglio2_> well, let me lay it out
<BoscoHern> or both sides have no admin ?
<aglio2_> wired LAN = 192.168.1.0
<BoscoHern> or no access to the other if ?
<aglio2_> wireless LAN (default) 192.168.2.1
<aglio2_> er, .0
<aglio2_> with my ibook manually configured as 192.168.1.x
<aglio2_> I can get wireless and bridge to the wired LAN
<aglio2_> but I can't access the admin interface
<aglio2_> unless I use DHCP to get on the 192.168.2.0 network
<BoscoHern> some AP might have a checkbox somewhere that says if wireless-users can have that access to admin ?
<aglio2_> nope, not the issue
<aglio2_> hmmmm
<aglio2_> actually, maybe it is. let me test, brb
<aglio2_> hmmm
<aglio2_> nope, that's not it
<aglio2_> definitely a routing issue
<BoscoHern> hmmm
<BoscoHern> maybe scope ? /9 or cid of 248 or less ?
<BoscoHern> anyways.. just p***ing thru to see if any old friends were awake today :) I'll be back.
<tekk> has anyone here got a WUSB54G to work in linux
<tekk> not to sure right now as to what chipset i really need to use
<Faithful> Tell me... is the speed of the WAP pulled down to the speed of the slowest client?
<Faithful> please :)
<Himeko> no
<Himeko> but running mixed clients will slow down the fater clients
<Himeko> er faster
<agliodbs> so, the Belkin Pre-N v.2000 has problems
<agliodbs> just so people know
<contraventor> heya
<contraventor> somebody has one howto of nocat in way captive?
<contraventor> somebody ?
<contraventor> somebody has one howto of nocat in way captive?
<contraventor> howto nocat in mode captive ?
<agliodbs> I've not the slightest idea what you're talking about ...
<andrewsbenjamin> Can someone help point me in the right direction for having the inital http redirect send users to a desirect url? Thanks
<andrewsbenjamin> desired url
<J4k3> !range
<WifiFred> specify: <frequency> <xmit power in dBm> <ant gain in dBi> <starting mile> <ending mile> <rx antenna gain>
<myself`248> Faithful, when thinking about fast and slow clients on an AP, think of the time it takes an old lady to get through the turnstile at a subway station. Since it's a shared resource, one slow user can take as much time as 4 or 5 fast users.
<dtm> J4k3: werd
<myself`248> In the extreme case, a user at 1mbps takes 54 times as long to move data as one at 54mbps, so if they're moving the same amount of data, the first user is taking 54/55ths of the time, and the second user only has the channel for 1/55th of the time.
<J4k3> whazzuh dtm?
<agliodbs> myself`248: funny, you get the same issue with database queries
<dtm> J4k3: like what
<dtm> J4k3: the ceo of sprint, who issued all wisps an apology?
<dtm> i didn't get it yet. /me checks mail
<myself`248> heh.
<J4k3> ah just a local with some property on an amazing hill
<dtm> i guess hparker must be the first one
<agliodbs> hey, how secure is WPA-PSK?
<dtm> oh
<dtm> neat
<J4k3> yeah... I'm thinking the hjohnson pipe-mast route.
<J4k3> I'll rent a 500# rated people-lifter.
<J4k3> to erect it
<J4k3> ***uming I can pull one of those behind my dodge
<dtm> J4k3: pipe mast on what
<J4k3> dirt
<J4k3> nothing around
<dtm> J4k3: dont need a tower huh
<J4k3> I'll go buy a septic tank lid or something to mount to
<J4k3> ;)
<J4k3> nah, not enough people around to dictate the need for a capacity-designed AP
<J4k3> at least not yet
<J4k3> and pipe never goes to waste... cut it in half, use it for customer masts...
<dtm> oic
<myself`248> what on earth would you need a people-lifter for?
<J4k3> well dude, its an excuse to have something fun to play with
<dtm> to have something to spend a couple hundred dollars on?
<J4k3> and really I'd just use it to encourage the pipe to get vertical.
<dtm> can you even rent one for a day for less than that?
<J4k3> I'm estimating about $200/day
<J4k3> I may be able to get one cheaper
<J4k3> I know a guy who has one, but its a scissor type so its kinda weak.
<J4k3> hmm, a bucket truck would work too
<myself`248> Scissor types require a *perfectly level* surface. Yikes.
<J4k3> yeah... perfectly level doesn't exist here ;)
<J4k3> bucket truck.... hmm
<Myself248> yeah, get an articulated one..
<J4k3> I should go steal one from the telco on a sunday
<Myself248> or a friend with a hot-air balloon.
<J4k3> and return it before monday
<J4k3> they'd never know the difference
<J4k3> haha
<J4k3> JUST KIDDING :P
<J4k3> (this crap is logged)
<dtm> :-.
<J4k3> yaknow
<J4k3> **** iraq
<J4k3> **** afghanistan
<J4k3> lets bomb the **** out of the people that spam fake pharmicuticals
<J4k3> napalm4spam
<Myself248> no ****. Did you notice that when that russian spammer turned up dead in his apartment, the volume of spam dropped for about a week?
<J4k3> yep
<J4k3> there should be a trend...
<J4k3> one way or another you'll eventually run out of spammers ;)
<dtm> how about this latest arrest
<dtm> the SPAM KING
<dtm> they seized all his ***ets.. i wonder who gets the Spam Scepter and the Spam Crown
<jmc> dragorn: do you happen to have any recent statically-linked mips binaries floating about?
<jmc> fwiw, i found a silly way to get kismet to work with versions of gpsd that don't properly give back the kismet requests. only because i've tried numerous gpsd versions and they all **** to some degree.
<Myself248> anyone ever considered that a gpsd for windows would be nice? With some virtual serial port drivers for legacy programs, it'd be cool if multiple programs could share a single GPS, and be agnostic about its native format.
<jmc> dragorn: wow my bad. had no idea you kept the binaries up on your site.
<SteveWrightNZ> meh, work
<dragorn> jmc: yup. :)
<jmc> anyways, kismet_server is running on the wgt634u. sets the clock on the device via gps and writes data to a thumbdrive.
<jmc> apply power and kismet starts in ~15 seconds.
<dragorn> jmc: whats that, an 11n?
<jmc> no.
<dragorn> Myself248: Renderman keeps talking about writing a gps plugin for newcore for cygwin
<jmc> netgear wgt634u
<jmc> i have to create a small watchdog for kismet for that 1 in 10 times it doesn't catch the gps.
<jmc> well it's there, for the most part. the thing is, i open a socket to gpsd with netcat first and dump the output to /dev/null (keep it running) then for some reason kismet can get it's request. don't ask why, but it works.
<dragorn> depends on which gpsd
<jmc> yeah, that's the rub.
<jmc> i don't know which gpsd version i should be looking fore.
<jmc> i've already built ~12 versions.
<jmc> getting slightly annoying. the one on my other embedded device uses an old 1.16 or something, which is a pain to build in my current toolchain.
<dragorn> at least some variants get sad when you query them
<jmc> despite a few workarounds, it's actually pretty damn cool.
<jmc> yeah all versions i've tried had the same issue. until i randomly came up with the idea of keeping netcat connected, then starting kismet.
<dragorn> because they do this dynamic sync thing and it's borked
<jmc> essentially, echo r | 127.1 2947
<jmc> erf, whatever.
<dragorn> you could try gpsd2 1.30
<dragorn> err 2.30
<dragorn> doesn't work for crap for me
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