[02:39] <@Squirrely> hey SymbolRate.
[02:39] <@Squirrely> yeah i&#039;m not sure what to do with the rtorrent ports...
[02:39] <&SymbolRate> what&#039;s up?
[02:39] <@Squirrely> [14:48] <@Squirrely> are the ports not set up correctly? 5000-5009. is there something which we need to do to be able to use them?
[02:39] <@Squirrely> [14:49] <@Squirrely> ie because my script looks if it can open the port. if it can then it knows it&#039;s open, if not then it tries another in the range 5000-5009
[02:39] <@Squirrely> [14:50] <@Squirrely> know of a fix SymbolRate to make them show up as "filtered" when the command nmap -p 5000-5008 localhost |grep filtered is executed?
[02:39] <@Squirrely> [15:18] <
[02:40] <@Squirrely> also for some reason some of the dynamic ports aren&#039;t allowing autodl-irssi to bind.
[02:40] <&SymbolRate> nmap -p 5000-5008 localhost  looks OK
[02:40] <@Squirrely> 49000_
[02:40] <&SymbolRate> Interesting ports on localhost.localdomain (127.0.0.1):
[02:40] <&SymbolRate> PORT     STATE  SERVICE
[02:40] <&SymbolRate> 5000/tcp closed upnp
[02:40] <&SymbolRate> 5001/tcp closed commplex-link
[02:40] <&SymbolRate> 5002/tcp closed rfe
[02:40] <&SymbolRate> 5003/tcp closed filemaker
[02:40] <&SymbolRate> 5004/tcp closed unknown
[02:40] <&SymbolRate> 5005/tcp open   unknown
[02:40] <&SymbolRate> 5006/tcp closed unknown
[02:40] <&SymbolRate> 5007/tcp closed unknown
[02:40] <&SymbolRate> 5008/tcp closed unknown
[02:40] <@Squirrely> but 500[1-3] shouldn&#039;t be in use atm...
[02:41] <&SymbolRate> they aren&#039;t
[02:41] <&SymbolRate> 5005 is the only one in use - unless i&#039;m reading it wtrong
[02:41] <@Squirrely> yeah 5005 is working.
[02:43] <&SymbolRate> "filtered" means there is no response.  "closed" means you got an ICMP closed
[02:43] <@Squirrely> ah ok so it&#039;s just how iptables was set up
[02:43] <@Squirrely> to either send a packet saying it&#039;s closed or just not reply...
[02:43] <&SymbolRate> I don;t know why u would see "filtered" on ther server.  from outside, maybe, but not from localhost
[02:43] <@Squirrely> anyway i ended up fixing my other problem lol
[02:44] <&SymbolRate> so everything OK?
[02:45] <@Squirrely> still need to figure out a way for my python script to see if a port is open...i&#039;ll work on that later i guess.
[02:46] <&SymbolRate> if it&#039;s "closed" then it&#039;s open (available)
[02:46] <@Squirrely> oh also one last thing...here&#039;s the alias I&#039;m using for http downloads...but it isn&#039;t working for some reason.
[02:46] <@Squirrely> #Alias /downloads /home/squirrely/downloads
[02:46] <@Squirrely> ignore the #
[02:46] <@Squirrely> it&#039;s commented as it causes an error.
[02:47] <&SymbolRate> I usually just put a symlink in my www directory
[02:47] <@Squirrely> oh that works too?
[02:48] <&SymbolRate> IIRC
[02:48] <@Squirrely> oh yeah it follows symlinks...durr.
[05:03] <@Squirrely> around hawk?
[05:41] <@Squirrely> if you want to try it out hawk, here&#039;s what you do:
[05:41] <@Squirrely> the file is in your dir so just run it: python configslice.py
[05:41] <@Squirrely> and it should work.
[05:42] <@Squirrely> if it can&#039;t pick up a rtorrent port...you gotta put one in. I need to work on autodetecting that.
[05:42] <@Squirrely> or make my program just keep a small log of whos using what port.
[05:43] <@Squirrely> btw i&#039;m using 5002 so don&#039;t use that one. :P
[06:17] <~hawk> kool
[06:17] <~hawk> will try it in a bit :)
[06:18] <@Squirrely> awesome
[06:39] <@Squirrely> check er out hawk?
[08:20] <&SymbolRate> Hey Squirrely, don;t modify sudoers
[08:20] <&SymbolRate> instead so usermod -G admin squirrely
[08:20] <&SymbolRate> s/so/use
[08:20] <@Squirrely> i thought the admin group was disabled in the sudoers file?
[08:21] <@Squirrely> oh dang i&#039;m remembering debian. it doesn&#039;t have the sudoers group by default.
[08:22] <@Squirrely> easy fix. want me to patch it?
[08:22] <&SymbolRate> I chagned it
[08:22] <&SymbolRate> and added you & hawk to admin
[08:22] <@Squirrely> sweet.
[08:22] <@Squirrely> yeah a group keeps it easier to manage.
[08:24] <&SymbolRate> yeah.  I&#039;m gonne try to get rtorrent running - need a movie fast :)
[08:26] <@Squirrely> on the new server?
[08:26] <@Squirrely> try this out SymbolRate
[08:26] <@Squirrely> i&#039;ll copy the script over to your dir.
[08:26] <&SymbolRate> who&#039;s using 5003?
[08:27] <@Squirrely> i am. testing my script.
[08:27] <@Squirrely> alrighty SymbolRate
[08:27] <@Squirrely> try out:
[08:28] <@Squirrely> python configslice.py
[08:28] <@Squirrely> which is in your user dir
[08:28] <@Squirrely> you have to be logged in as your user btw.
[08:28] <&SymbolRate> funy, the ports say "filtered
[08:28] <&SymbolRate> " now
[08:28] <@Squirrely> i need to work on the automatic detection of ports...but i&#039;ll churn that out later.
[08:29] <&SymbolRate> I guess they are "filtered" when you are a normal user
[08:29] <&SymbolRate> so I typed in a port number manually, now it&#039;s hanging?
[08:29] <@Squirrely> which port?
[08:30] <&SymbolRate> 5004
[08:30] <@Squirrely> it&#039;s still hanging?
[08:30] <&SymbolRate> yeah
[08:30] <@Squirrely> murphy&#039;s law when someone else uses it, it breaks lol.
[08:31] <&SymbolRate> yep
[08:31] <@Squirrely> well i just tried it on my slice and it worked
[08:31] <@Squirrely> interesting
[08:31] <&SymbolRate> what is the apache config file and what does the apache config do?
[08:32] <@Squirrely> where?
[08:32] <&SymbolRate> Step 2
[08:32] <&SymbolRate> wow - it&#039;s hung hard.  ctl-c won&#039;t work
[08:32] <@Squirrely> htaccess
[08:33] <@Squirrely> jeeze lol.
[08:33] <@Squirrely> oh i bet i know why. you had directories in there already
[08:33] <@Squirrely> and i never tested if the script didn&#039;t have to create the directory...
[08:34] <@Squirrely> get out of it then run this:
[08:34] <@Squirrely> rm -rf .autodl/ .cache/ downloads/ .irssi/ .rtorrent.rc .session/ watch/ www/ .htpasswd
[08:34] <@Squirrely> then retry
[08:34] <@Squirrely> it&#039;s still version 0.1.0, so crashes are guaranteed :)
[08:34] <@Squirrely> :P
[08:35] <&SymbolRate> I did have dirs created already.
[08:35] <@Squirrely> yeahhh. i&#039;ll need to see why it&#039;s hanging if the dirs are already there
[08:35] <&SymbolRate> rerunning...  seems to be hanging at same spot
[08:35] <@Squirrely> run that clean up script then try again
[08:36] <@Squirrely> something isn&#039;t adding up
[08:36] <&SymbolRate> hangaroo
[08:36] <@Squirrely> well here i&#039;ll copy mine into yours
[08:37] <@Squirrely> alright try now?
[08:37] <@Squirrely> if it hangs again...i&#039;m stuck.
[08:39] <&SymbolRate> it&#039;s hung like a porn star
[08:39] <@Squirrely> raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[08:39] <@Squirrely> at what point?
[08:39] <@Squirrely> send me the "progress" so far please
[08:40] <&SymbolRate> Step 3: Configuring rtorrent
[08:40] <&SymbolRate> Configuring rtorrent...
[08:40] <&SymbolRate> Unable to find an open scgi port. Please specify a port (5000-5009): 5004
[08:40] <&SymbolRate> ^C
[08:40] <&SymbolRate> ^Z
[08:40] <&SymbolRate> [1]+  Stopped                 python configslice.py
[08:40] <@Squirrely> interesting
[08:41] <&SymbolRate> u didn;t have me delete tmp tho
[08:41] <@Squirrely> that&#039;s ok. that will just overwrite.
[08:41] <@Squirrely> guess i&#039;ll create a user with a symlink and see if that&#039;s goofing with stuff.
[08:47] <@Squirrely> so how is that add script used SymbolRate? ./add NuTZ squirr3ly1@gmail.com /diska 46.105.125.220
[08:48] <&SymbolRate> yeah
[08:52] <@Squirrely> hmm. that is some hard core lagging.
[09:12] <@Squirrely> weird, wonder why they are saying filtered now...(the ports)
[13:44] <@Squirrely> [10:11:03] around SymbolRate? rewrote the port detection section...so now it should work just fine. so try it when you get the chance [10:11:03]
[13:44] <@Squirrely> [10:43:31] Alright hawk, when you get back and have a chance, try out that script. I have a fully working version now. It&#039;s in your home dir on LH. [10:43:31]