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rahuldottech
rahuldottech
04:46
WATER COOL YOUR RASPBERRY PI
WATER COOL ALL THE THINGS
Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
05:04
@rahuldottech actually
planning on replacing the router AP with something newer
rahuldottech
rahuldottech
05:38
@JourneymanGeek your super expensive AliExpress router-which-is-actually-a-PC?
Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
@rahuldottech and sucks as an AP, so I'm using my old router as one
@rahuldottech naw. Keeping it as the core of my network
It's ruined consumer routers for me ;)
My old dlink is overheating
 
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Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
08:09
EEV Blog ++ Speak n'Say
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rahuldottech
rahuldottech
13:25
WHY DOESN'T BASH HAVE GOTOS OH MY GOD WTF
I know people hate gotos and stuff, but they're super useful for writing scripts quickly
djsmiley2k
djsmiley2k
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use functions you fool./
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rahuldottech
rahuldottech
Yeah, I ended up using them. Don't have much experience with bash
Hennes
Hennes
Stop bashing bash :)
rahuldottech
rahuldottech
13:56
WHY WOULD YOU NAME YOUR DOG MR. SILLY WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU
DavidPostill
DavidPostill
14:27
Please fix your keyboard. I've had enough of your shouting.
Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
@rahuldottech we should name you Mr Silly
rahuldottech
rahuldottech
14:45
@DavidPostill I apologise, my bad.
 
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rahuldottech
rahuldottech
15:56
Correct me if I'm wrong
But isn't wget ubiquitous when it comes to GNU/Linux distros?
Or is it not present in some embedded systems?
Nordlys Jeger
Nordlys Jeger
It's not present on all systems. On a Router I owned which was an embeddes Debian there was neither wget nor curl or netcat.
djsmiley2k
djsmiley2k
it's not always there, no
rahuldottech
rahuldottech
16:55
@NordlysJeger lynx?
Nordlys Jeger
Nordlys Jeger
Netgear
and on a WD Mycloud there wasn't wget either
bwDraco
bwDraco
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!!/learn halp2 <>https://i.sstatic.net/PlAcd.jpg
ChatBot John Cavil
ChatBot John Cavil
@bwDraco Command halp already exists
@bwDraco Command halp2 learned
bwDraco
bwDraco
!!/info halp
ChatBot John Cavil
ChatBot John Cavil
@bwDraco Command halp, created by qwertyuiop on Fri, 17 Jun 2016 14:13:28 GMT
bwDraco
bwDraco
16:59
!!/halp
ChatBot John Cavil
ChatBot John Cavil
user image
bwDraco
bwDraco
lul.
!!/forget halp2
ChatBot John Cavil
ChatBot John Cavil
@bwDraco Command halp2 forgotten.
bwDraco
bwDraco
!!/learn halpcat <>https://i.sstatic.net/PlAcd.jpg
ChatBot John Cavil
ChatBot John Cavil
@bwDraco Command halpcat learned
bwDraco
bwDraco
16:59
(more meaningful name for the command)
sigh
!!/forget halpcat
ChatBot John Cavil
ChatBot John Cavil
@bwDraco Command !!/halpcat does not exist. Did you mean: halpcat
@bwDraco Command halpcat forgotten.
bwDraco
bwDraco
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!!/learn halpcat <>https://i.sstatic.net/mgxeq.jpg
ChatBot John Cavil
ChatBot John Cavil
@bwDraco Command halpcat learned
bwDraco
bwDraco
(because I care about finding the original source image for image quality reasons)
I'm pretty sure @FMLCat will have a field day with this.
Biswapriyo
Biswapriyo
Which program first parses /etc/network/interfaces file and set the network configuration?
bwDraco
bwDraco
17:12
Depends on the particular OS, but that's normally ifconfig and kin.
(on openSUSE, we have what's called Wicked for network interface management)
(ifup eth0 might be familiar to you)
rahuldottech
rahuldottech
@NordlysJeger lynx is a command line browser, sometimes present instead of curl/wget
Biswapriyo
Biswapriyo
But Debian has not ifconfig preinstalled. So how? I'm using Debian family.
rahuldottech
rahuldottech
@NordlysJeger Can you please please please check if the systems have busybox and get back to me?
bwDraco
bwDraco
FWIW, ifconfig is deprecated. On openSUSE, this functionality is provided via wicked. On Debian (and several other Linux distributions), use ip.
access.redhat.com/sites/default/files/attachments/…
Biswapriyo
Biswapriyo
@bwDraco I'm familiar with both ip and ifconfig. So my question was whihc program first parse that file?
Is that ip only.
bwDraco
bwDraco
17:18
It would be ip.
Nordlys Jeger
Nordlys Jeger
@rahuldottech I can't as I have flashed the router with Open WRT and disassembled the NAS
djsmiley2k
djsmiley2k
17:33
@Biswapriyo ....
it's whatever your distro calls
rahuldottech
rahuldottech
18:06
@JourneymanGeek in your experience, do embedded systems and routers have BusyBox binaries?
 
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djsmiley2k
djsmiley2k
19:42
Hmmm
most have busybox yah
if you can get telnet/ssh access to it, which is less likelyu
or they are enterprise, so they run IOS / Whatever Juniper / Extremeos / etc instead.
djsmiley2k
djsmiley2k
20:32
hmmmm
got to a number of bosses in the colliseum on World of Final Fantasy I just can't beat yet.
Homam Gamer
Homam Gamer
20:53
hey
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Q: ram issue, please help :")

Homam Gamerwanna keep it short yet filled with info, soooo.... so i've been having this issue with my ram, i have 8gb of ram installed as you can see here amount of ram avalible and in task manager, it's showing that i'm using around ~500mb -ish see here now i know that i'm not that good at math (my fri...

windows-10 memory virtual-memory
please help :"(
i hate this
Nordlys Jeger
Nordlys Jeger
You've only asked this question twelve minutes ago. Please wait until someone decides to give an answer and don't beg for it in chat
DavidPostill
DavidPostill
@HomamGamer @NordlysJeger is correct. Please don't dump your unanswered questions in here. It's not what this room is for.
Homam Gamer
Homam Gamer
21:25
i could've asked the question here
or copy and paste it here
Nordlys Jeger
Nordlys Jeger
This is not a support channel
Homam Gamer
Homam Gamer
it's no different than forwarding it's link
Nordlys Jeger
Nordlys Jeger
and you've already received a correct answer.
Homam Gamer
Homam Gamer
nope, i didn't
if you're referring to the "you have another user" answer, i don't
i answered with "
i don't have another user, trust me. and you can see the blank space beneath it, which indicates that there is no other users"
Michael Frank
Michael Frank
SYSTEM is a user.
LOCAL SERVICE is a user.
NETWORK SERVICE is a user.
Nordlys Jeger
Nordlys Jeger
21:31
@MichaelFrank thank you
Michael Frank
Michael Frank
That stat you see is the amount of RAM used by applications running under your username.
Marvin's answer is correct, if not exactly clear.
Homam Gamer
Homam Gamer
user image
it's not
djsmiley2k
djsmiley2k
/me looks
sigh
night yall.
Nordlys Jeger
Nordlys Jeger
Night smiley, shall your dreams be free of layer eights
Homam Gamer
Homam Gamer
+
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Michael Frank
Michael Frank
21:45
Are you also not worried about why your CPU usage doesn't match up?
Homam Gamer
Homam Gamer
lmao,no
sweats nervously
 
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Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
23:15
@rahuldottech assuming they run linux
Amusingly Linux is heavy and a lot of consumer routers run rtos like vxworks
Don't forget, until recently, and even now, a good chunk of routers are amazingly anemic hardware with a switch attached....
You could easily find a modern device with under a gig of storage

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