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@JohnMerlino try using a hammer. Modems tend to respond well to percussive maintenance. And if you break it, oh well. Modems don't belong in this century anyway.
@DennisKaarsemaker this is a gsm modem
specifically designed to take connections from gps devices on gsm network
it is connected to a serial port on remote server
@voretaq7 That should have been done the same day the About page first went live.
I communite with it via at
@MichaelHampton I fixed a bunch of stuff the first day /about went live :-)
20:02
but right now it does let me type just blinking cursor
@DennisKaarsemaker I did ask
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Q: gammu-smsd daemon not sending sms messages

JohnMerlinoI noticed that my gammu-smsd daemon running on ubuntu is suddenly not sending messages (the sentitems table of my postgresql database is not being updated). First, I noticed that the damemon was not running so I restarted it: $ sudo /etc/init.d/gammu-smsd start * Starting Gammu SMS Daemon gammu...

"Home or development environment" or
"Home or developer environments"?
@voretaq7 I suppose either. Devs seem to hate it when Ops touches their workstations..…
@DennisKaarsemaker the former can be broadly construed to mean "test labs" (which seems to keep happening....)
i.e. "We're testing WDS in our development environment" --> knee jerk off-topic
if everyone here promises to behave and actually read the questions (i.e. STOP FUCKING CLOSING BY REGEX) "development environment" is the grammatically correct phrasing
20:06
@MDMarra halp! I don't know basic Windows things!!
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@ewwhite ya I know
it's ok
"Home or experimental environment"?
@DennisKaarsemaker ...my dev environment is experimental
just yesterday I saw two database servers "exploring their boundaries" with each other!
so what are we "banning" when we mean dev environment?
@DennisKaarsemaker Developers.
20:11
then maybe we need a "you're not the admin of the system" close reason instead?
@DennisKaarsemaker Developers often are local admins on their workstations. (Bad idea or not...)
then maybe we need a "you're not the admin of the system environment" close reason instead?
Getting the right phrasing is hard. It's been an ongoing issue since day one.
he, my girl just called me to complain about XBMC's tvheadend backend not working, and i answered: "have you tried to turn it off and on again?", she said: "but,...that's for windows, no?"
It's like pornography: I'll know it when I see it.
20:13
@dawud well trained :)
@DennisKaarsemaker seems so, now she needs to learn to actually fix it (and that's going to be fun)
"only root can do that / contact your network administrator"
Heh. That's a good one. Sometimes if I'm not sure about a question or the user asking, I'll just post that: "Contact your system administrator." The resulting response (there always is one) tells all.
shouldn't be hard, though, she has ephemeral accounts on every machine in the house (thanks to freeIPA) using her google_authenticator app and her 4096 RSA key, so she only needs to sudo -u xbmc systemctl restart tvheadend.service in the right machine
@MichaelHampton I'm forgetting what the generic MS one is. It might actually be system. Anyway, it's a big part of what keeps us apart from SU.
20:18
Hooray!
We're going to go W2K12 for our file server
@Cole There are definitely worse options.
@84104 Better than our janky 2003 to 2008 SP1 in place upgrade file server
We're primarily Windows here. 80/20
Five sys admins - only two of us are Linux/Unix admins - and the other unix/linux admin isn't a Windows admin.....so yeah
@Cole You'll probably like it.
So no call for the crazy Samba shenanigans I'm having to pull. Not that I'd really want to try for the equivalent of our big ZFS boxes with just windows.
@MichaelHampton I just want it to work
20:21
@Cole Not waiting for R2?
@MichaelHampton probably wait for R2.
@ewwhite Text me next time! What are you doing for dinner
@Cole I just downloaded the preview this afternoon, but haven't fired it up yet.
We're not in a super rush - so my manager said if we can - definitely will wait for R2
@JoelESalas Korean BBQ
20:21
@MichaelHampton Should I bother installing it in Virtualbox
@ewwhite oh boy, where
@JoelESalas Did you really use the V word? Wash your mouth out with soap, young man!
with regards to off-topicness and the devops proposal in area51, I've seen some regular users here commenting there in the line of "this would be a great Q for SF", what is your opinion on the subject? is devops on-topic? would you like the devops proposal to succeed?
@Cole one word for 2012: dedupe
@JoelESalas Anyway, I'm already running 2012 in KVM, which is very nice except no SPICE support yet, so Desktop Experience is sloooow. Not that you really need it...
@MDMarra yup!
20:25
@MichaelHampton I don't know enough powershell to get by
@JoelESalas If you have a Windows 8 box, you just spawn the GUI management tools from there.
@JoelESalas Who cares? Install Server Core anyway, and use Server Manager/RSAT from your workstation to manage it.
Sadly, I have to put a GUI on 2012
@MichaelHampton Ohhh, here I was thinking I had to up my game
@JoelESalas You do.
20:26
@JoelESalas slacker.
@MichaelHampton I'm lobbying for an additional UCS blade for "lab" which is separate from "demo" so I can install all of the 2012 R2 and SC2012 R2 previews
Just not for Windows :)
@MDMarra UCS is so buttrape expensive dude
<------- Cisco partner
@MDMarra Hook it up
@MDMarra So you get sufficient discounts to make it reasonably priced?
20:27
No clue
I know they randomly send us ironports and meraki controllers
And EMC gave us a VNX 5500 a while ago
Damn, now how do I get vendors to send me free stuff?
@MDMarra Are you all bare metal windows?
nah, hyper-v son
well my demo lab is hyper-v
prod is vsphere/vcloud/view 5
god damn java updates
3
so that probably helps
20:28
@MDMarra Got it. Any real issues? I figure you'd want your dev and prod environments to be identical
@MattBear s/updates//;
@MattBear solution: uninstall java
@MDMarra Yeah, I don't think I can do that...
@MDMarra Result: can't admin any shitty web UIs
@MDMarra invalid... java required for webex, which is required for a meeting im supposed to be in right now
20:29
This just in: You can't configure a Cisco UCS from JUST the command line. Why? Fuck you, that's why
@JoelESalas it's not dev/prod. Demo is like prod in the sense that my boss and I use it to showcase products to customers. We don't run production data in it, but it's not a lab, per se
I hate Java!!!
@MattBear So, java's awfulness is helping you avoid a meeting?
@MDMarra gooot it, makes sense
@JoelESalas we run all of system center, exchange, lync, dirsync, adfs, etc in it
20:30
anyone here use minicom?
If it died, I'd be sad.
@MDMarra IT'S A PET! FIX IT FIX IT
@JohnMerlino didn't you just ask this?
@freiheit yeah... one im supposed to be the key member of lol
which I have no idea why were having
20:30
@MattBear So... Java's suckage is getting you out of running a pointless meeting?
@WesleyDavid If you can't see forever, you need another cup of coffee
@MDMarra - serverfault.com/questions/519138/… - any experience here? I've used 2012 and dedupe, but haven't run into a need to migrate/move volumes yet. Hopefully, my "answer" is ok since it isn't really an answer but research.
maybe java isn't as terrible as I thought?
@freiheit yuuup
20:31
@JoelESalas I like your style.
I'm the one that favorited it :)
I'd like to know as well
Have a good night! Have to drive up to Ikea tonight :P
and give Jenna back her crap too
adios!
@Cole Fuck yeah building furniture!
"Plug the ethernet cable into the port labeled 'console'"
"There is no labeled ANYTHING on your appliance!"
"It's the RJ45 socket on the right."
"ಠ_ಠ"
Dammit people.
Q/A apparently stands for "Quandary / Amplified"
"Lets have a meeting with a vendor so they can answer questions for us, Matt you ask all the questions"
umm... I have none
20:33
@MattBear "Why are manhole covers round?"
@WesleyDavid for my penis?
@WesleyDavid because they're giant assholes?
@MattBear What is the average surface area of an elephant's ear?
@WesleyDavid Because the manholes are round.
@WesleyDavid Because a round manhole cover cannot fall down the manhole
@MattBear You have a loaded revolver with two rounds in it. An angry bear is mauling your girlfriend, Larry Ellison is sipping tea and Mark Shuttleworth is delivering a keynote. WHAT. DO. YOU. DO.
20:35
@WesleyDavid Easy. Shoot Larry. Twice.
Wait, wrong game
The noise should scare the bear off, and you can still pistol whip Shuttleworth.
@freiheit Considering your wife still doesn't know about your girlfriend, that does take care of a potentially awkward situation in the future. Mark isn't as malevolent as Larry. So yes, survey says: accepted answer.
DAMN IT
hahahahaha
Aaand thats not going on the star wall with my name on it
20:36
@MDMarra You are such a pansy. =P
Wait, is "pansy" an offensive term these days? I got scolded for using "autistic" as a descriptor the other day.
@MDMarra There's good reasons to kill Ellison in a manner that doesn't involve touching him... eww...
I CAN'T KEEP UP WITH WHO GETS OFFENDED AT WHAT ANYMORE!!
@freiheit One does not simply fornicate with a lawnmower.
@WesleyDavid Any medical condition is generally not a good thing to say to someone
@WesleyDavid It depends. Are you talking about a plant or its flowers?
20:37
@JoelESalas Probably.
@freiheit I called @MDMarra a precious flower.
Did anybody ever get the free Meraki AP?
@WesleyDavid Pansies are kinda cheap flowers, actually...
@MDMarra Is that your butt being angry?
@MichaelHampton Ya, we got a dozen :D
20:38
@freiheit Well, @MDMarra blooms for anyone, so yeah...
@MDMarra OOOooooooo!! Neat. I didn't get any.
it gets weirder
@WesleyDavid That's just your "no, I'm not really gay" fantasies
@WesleyDavid We didnt get them from that webinar
@freiheit I'm not gay, only the people that want to date me are.
We got them when cisco bought them
20:39
@MDMarra Oh okay.
they were like, here: free shit
@MDMarra That's what the gay people did with @WesleyDavid
Custom close reasons...oh if only HopelessN00b was still around to comment on that Meta question.
@MichaelHampton - serverfault.com/questions/519146/centos-and-openssh - why not simply migrate it to SU or linux.se? Is the existing state just going to cause that question to die?
@TheCleaner I didn't want to inflict crap on anybody else...
gotcha
20:45
When he can't even keep what machine he's on straight in his own head...
@MDMarra Oh and I'm really trying to get to those things you sent me - I've had out of the blue nonsense from my two main clients, plus my mom got hurt (debilitating muscle spasm, nothing too serious, but she needs help), cat is on it's last leg... been 18 hour days lately with some blackout sleep in between. =/
no worries man
take care of life
Like that run-on sentence that just got migrated here from SU.
It's nothing time sensitive, just some things that may spur some new ideas on how to get a foot in the door places
I think im to the point now where I am going to officially say... fuck windows
Linux all the way
20:57
@MattBear until you learn to hate linux
@Zypher yeah.... I think im done with computers completely
@MattBear - IMO, If you can't figure out Windows, Linux would make you commit seppuku.
im gonna go dig ditches for a living
@MattBear - by inventing a monster automated ditch digger that runs on Win CE?
@TheCleaner actually I think my problem is a piece of malware got past my defense... some sort of rootkit im guessing
20:59
@MattBear curious, I've been a GNU/Linux user all my computer-relevant life, and now I feel the need to learn AD, GPO and that stuff (can't wait to see what the heck is that powershell thingy DSC)
@TheCleaner you know you can choose CE/ME/NT or any other
and I dont have the time to fucking deal with it
@TheCleaner no... by using a shovel
@dawud - yeah...just messing with Matt. Powershell is a great tool for a winadmin.

@MattBear - there are days when I actually think about moving the family to a remote section of America and living on $30k a year doing remote IT projects when I feel like it or other odd jobs like landscaping, etc. Live off the land some, get close to nature, all that stuff. I will probably never do it...but I can daydream.
I'm talking about the ones that won't play nice and are unavoidable. — Griffin 1 min ago
facepalm
@TheCleaner I like woodworking...
or mechanic work..
but ONLY if its on my own stuff, in order to upgrade or build something new... I hate fixing other peoples broken crap
@NathanC - good luck with that one... :)
21:07
Heh.
Theorycrafting questions ("what if this") are quite annoying to begin with.
Wife just called me. She was shocked that when she Googled her own name pictures of her came up. ಠ_ಠ
@NathanC just type in sudo apt-get update, pray to your dear and fluffy god, then type sudo apt-get upgrade -y
I'm PISSED right now. Someone installed Yahoo Toolbar and K-Lite Codec Pack on my fucking EXCHANGE SERVER.
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So I just got off the phone with a Meraki rep...apparently if you want the free AP you have to call your rep back after you watch the live webinar.
@RyanRies ROFL
@RyanRies just start building a new one... you will never get it clean
and that SUCKS
21:12
@RyanRies But...exchange needed those codecs!
At least that's what that website said! It also said I had 198293 infections on my PC.
@RyanRies wait a sec.... why the FUCK was someone on your exchange server?
And why are you not stomping their guts out?
@MattBear I'll do my best to find out
And this was supposed to be the good domain too, where not too many people had too much access
Ooh, "Happy Birthday from Amazon: Your $5 off $25 credit"
@RyanRies a better question... is how did someone that stupid gain access?
So..."Happy birthday. Now buy stuff!"
21:15
@RyanRies Somebody is getting their ass kicked today.
That's not forgivable.
Agreed. Someone really needs to be fired.
@Tanner I agree... lock out all users except administrator and you, and reset admins password
@MichaelHampton ? I had my Cisco rep set the deal up with Meraki prior to me watching the webinar. Do you need a name at Meraki that I went through? The guy was very nice and emailed me right back on things while it was shipping.
@TheCleaner No, I think I'm all set. And besides, I think I actually have a client who can use it.
Good deal...I really like it...great product.
21:19
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A: New close reasons - Proposals (July 2013)

Dennis KaarsemakerOk, I'll bite. We need a "You have no idea what you are doing, hire a professional" close reason, but without sounding as condescending as that. ServerFault is supposed to be for professional sysadmins. Well meaning novices/amateurs/non-sysadmins-tasked-with-sysadmin-tasks should be and feel we...

@RyanRies ffs
@RyanRies - time to check user profiles on the server and look for web history as well.
What I really need is for you people go to read the main site and vote more. I'm tired of reading (and writing!) great questions and answers with zero votes.
@TheCleaner neh, time to reinstall the machine. I'd consider this compromised
21:21
@NathanC Nice...Happy Birthday! <mine's on Sunday>
Time to see who logged in on 6/20
@DennisKaarsemaker wipe and reload an Exchange server instead of simply cleaning it up? That seems pretty drastic.
@RyanRies who installed it?
@TheCleaner Thanks. Mine's actually on saturday haha
@TheCleaner machines should be expendable. Build new exchange server, migrate data. Fire user. Out of a cannon. Into a volcano.
21:24
@TheCleaner not so much actually... rebuilding it now with a plan means that he wont have to in 2 or 3 months when its an emergency...
I agree with the 1st and last 3 sentences...but IMO a complete rebuild because someone was dumb enough to install a few "client apps" is drastic. Ryan knows what he's doing though. If he decides it's completely compromised he'll know how to handle it. I would try to clean it up first, find the person that did it and ban them from the server(s) at a minimum, and then monitor the server for a bit to ensure it was just a juvenile act.
Yeah, step 1 is to kill the coworker who installed that crap on the server. Otherwise it could happen again.
@TheCleaner there's spyware running on it. A mailserver with spyware is compromised.
@RyanRies So I'm curious about your environemnt, do you manage systems for large clients? Surely this would not be VZ's main infrastructure we're talking here?
21:27
Hi
uwsgi have cache?
ಠ_ಠ
@WesleyDavid No not at all... I have so many environments I quite literally can't keep track of them all in my head
@RyanRies Ah, okay.
@user2426362 read the top right part of this page.
@DennisKaarsemaker LIVE SUPPORT YOU SHUTTUP!
21:29
@WesleyDavid BAD CAT. NO CATNIP FOR YOU.
@DennisKaarsemaker what spyware?
@WesleyDavid This one is a forest of mostly internal, legacy Terremark users where we host some infrastructure tools and applications that help us support the managed hosting customers and cloud customers that reside in other environments.
@DennisKaarsemaker Oh fine - at least you don't know where I keep my 2% milk stash.
@DennisKaarsemaker I tweaked your formatting (and a couple of words) but I think I like yours better than mine.
@RyanRies Oohhhh, that's bad. =(
21:29
@TheCleaner that ad thing
It will be for the person whose name I am about to find in these logs
Yahoo toolbar isn't exactly the worst thing that couple be installed honestly. It uninstalls cleanly.
The K-lite pack is just a package of codecs + Mplayer
@TheCleaner whoever was using it needed a codec pack for something, that something is generally to view videos. Videos that need a codec pack are generally pirated, pirate software and videos are in many cases infected with malware
@MattBear Not all videos are pirated. :P
@DennisKaarsemaker I edited your meta post to add my wording... that okay?
21:34
Although, why on the exchange server of all things is anyone's guess. I mean, how can you even watch videos on it?
@NathanC have you ever viewed a non-pirated video that you needed a codec pack for?
@MattBear No, but I've converted plenty that needed the codec to do it.
meh...do a removal of it...verify it is really gone, and move on. If I had plenty of Exchange servers and time to allow for a rebuild I would consider it...but only after I could see that the server was truly compromised after the removal steps are done.

@MattBear - I agree the person that did it is a moron...but a full sweep of the server for malware along with watching network activity should handle it. I just think it is a little extreme to nuke it from orbit based on the current screenshot.
@MattBear Yes, not infrequently. Also, not porn.
@TheCleaner The server maybe, but the user ...yes, they can be nuked from orbit. :)
21:35
@WesleyDavid your version sounds a bit more hostile. And that's what I want to avoid.
its not the yahoo toolbar, and the codec, its the activity that those are indicators of that I would be more concerned with
@DennisKaarsemaker Well heck. Here I thought I was being nice. =(
Don't remove it though
True. If they used IE ...it should have the "enhanced security configuation" ...right?
@WesleyDavid maybe s/allowed audience/target audience/
21:37
@DennisKaarsemaker I edited to take responsibility for it so people wouldn't think you're more of a jerk than they already do. =P
@TheCleaner and in a virtualized environment, rebuilding the server wouldnt take long at all... Though if its conventional, that a different story and is a judgement call
@MattBear But...but... exchange
@WesleyDavid haha
everything I do now is virtualized, so I tend to think of servers in a... "I can redeploy a new one in 10 minutes" kind of way
@MattBear rebuilding an Exchange server isn't fun. Migrating roles/users, uninstalling Exchange...possible metadata and adsiedit cleanup. It's not linux.
21:39
@TheCleaner why uninstall exchange if you're going to wipe the box?
After destroying numerous headphone cables I've finally decided to go with bluetooth headphones
@DennisKaarsemaker because Exchange is tied so intrinsically into AD that if you simply wipe the box AD will hate you until you dive into ADSIedit.
also, why hasn't microsoft or anyone else made this easy yet? It's not like nobody ever replaces mailservers...
@DennisKaarsemaker It's hard to convince upper management that "easy to uninstall" is an important feature, I suspect.
@NathanC you mean douchetags
21:40
Total: $47.97
Gift Certificate/Card: -$20.00
Rewards Points: -$17.13
Order total: $10.84
@freiheit easy to migrate to a new server for which they also paid us a lot of money in licenses
i think that's a win.
Headphones + 2 bluetooth dongles :p
and they'll arrive on my birthday! :D
@ewwhite yo
@DennisKaarsemaker Legit headphones. I hate those things because people always try to talk to me when I'm on the phone.
It happens every time lol
21:42
@DennisKaarsemaker It can be done...but still a PITA. At least these days you can do online mailbox moves prior to your uninstall/wipe/reinstall/production move...but again it isn't fun. Personally, that's part of the reason we went to O365. Let MS themselves screw with the backend OS/etc. in an HA/redundant farm.
@TheCleaner do you use SSO for O365?
Did we talk about this?
@TheCleaner thats why we ended up doing too, do you have a local exchange server for replication?
Basically, what I'm setting up for is "have you seen the latest dirsync tool does password sync," @TheCleaner
@MDMarra I do
21:45
So you have the whole ADFS infrastructure in place?
@MDMarra yuuup
No...I don't. After all my research I decided it wasn't worth it. Having multiple DCs on site just to deal with SSO wasn't worth it. And once you go that route, there's no going back. But it's really not needed imo....the "remember my password" works just fine.
adfs server, proxy, CA etc
@MattBear not anymore...the cutover migration is done.
@TheCleaner Ok, so do you not have local directory services any more?
21:47
We do...only to support a file server's NTFS permissions, GPOs, etc. Think domain without an Exchange or Sharepoint server anymore.
@TheCleaner im actually thinking about bring up a local exchange server, and having it act as a repository... havent done more then think about it at this point lol
@TheCleaner So, the latest dirsync tool can sync accounts with their passwords
@TheCleaner why would you need multiple DC's?
What do you mean by repository?
Hey, you're all bastards - you would know!
21:48
it doesnt do SSO still, but it keeps the password in sync between on-prem and azure AD
@TheCleaner archive
@MattBear sorry multiple servers. DCs, ADFS, etc.
Is there a standard for IRC over SSL?
@MattBear there's no need for an archive...ever.
@MDMarra really? I'll have to look into it...thanks...
@TheCleaner Legal retention
@TheCleaner np. It just came out last week
21:48
@TheCleaner interweb failure, backups etc
I believe it's a straight upgrade over the old dirsync tool
@TheCleaner Are you serious? Never had the need for an email / Exchange archiving system? Am I understanding this conversation right?
@WesleyDavid He's saying with O365 you shouldnt need it
@voretaq7 Not that I'm aware of. It just wraps in openssl
@MDMarra that's why every mailbox of ours on O365 is set to "litigation hold". No emails get deleted...ever....change an email and revisions are kept forever...etc. User can't get to this "retention bucket" but I as the admin can. 25GB per mailbox with unlimited litigation hold storage. Done.
21:50
yeah
bling bling
@WesleyDavid but PST! (no just read my last reply for why now)
I feel like O365 costs an arm and a leg
@voretaq7 make ssl connection. Speak IRC over ssl connection.
@MDMarra wait... new dirsync tool? how new? will it sync cloud to local now instead of local to cloud?
There's even a standard port for it, which nobody uses
21:50
@MDMarra That's the biggest reason why I don't know if O365 would work for some of my clients. Also, the archive systems I've worked with were great because of quick discovery, advanced searching, and basically "Wap the lawyers upside the head in under ten minutes because HAW! We found the paper trail that shows we don't suck!"
@NathanC $20/user/month for E3...that's what we were already spending on outsourced Exchange alone.
@DennisKaarsemaker 6697? I thought it was pretty standard.
@NathanC A good exchange admin will cost you at least 90k/y plus benefits
@NathanC I think that port is also in my "list of IRC ports"...
21:51
A much lower-skilled guy can managed O365 plus do other tasks
@TheCleaner plus you get your office license with it...
dennis@lightning:~$ grep ircs /etc/services
ircs 994/tcp # IRC over SSL
ircs 994/udp
@DennisKaarsemaker Ah, no wonder no one uses it...it's a privileged port. And you're insane to run an IRCd as root.
yep...and sharepoint/skydrive/lync. and up to 5 Office installs including Mac per user
@NathanC meh, setuid.
21:52
@TheCleaner are you rocking Intune yet?
I may have to look into it for my company. Although they'll just look at the price tag and say "nope"
Suddenly a wild @ITHedgeHog
I mean really ...people still have office 2003
And most have 2007...
@DennisKaarsemaker hiss
@NathanC you never need to buy new hardware or new exchange licenses. And you don't seen to worry about clustering, replication, DR, HA, etc
21:53
I've never seen an SSL ircd in the wild
It's all handled by MS
that alone is enough to convince most people when you break down what just that alone costs.
Then you throw in office, sharepoint, lync, etc and you've got a done deal
@voretaq7 I have, but probably because I frequent IRC. I also run a server.
@MDMarra Good point. We're running Kerio because of the price difference alone really. It cost I think under $2k for 100 licenses, while exchange was running well over $10k
@NathanC really? What network has SSL enabled servers?
(and what client(s) support such sorcery?)
21:55
@NathanC We went from Kerio to O365
@voretaq7 xchat, irssi
(05:55:06pm) * Connecting to irc.dal.net (+6697)
(05:55:10pm) -underworld.se.eu.dal.net- *** Looking up your hostname...
I run bitlbee behind stunnel
@DennisKaarsemaker really? I didn't think irssi supported it
@WesleyDavid screenshot for you:
21:55
mIRC does as well
@voretaq7 /connect -ssl
this all started because my ex was asking about OTR in console AIM sessions, and now the rabbit hole of security paranoia begins.
@MDMarra we start testing it after I return from vacation next week
@DennisKaarsemaker hmm, I was probably blissfully unaware of this because bitlbee requires effort, and the other half of the connection wouldn't be secure without OTR anyway.
21:56
@voretaq7 hah. You're not in Kansas anymore...
@DennisKaarsemaker x.509 in Wonderland?
@voretaq7 yeah, for this one I'm not caring about the other half. It's to connect to corporate jabber from the outside. Jabber mandates tls already.
@DennisKaarsemaker yeah the other half of my connections are either IRC or AIM
@NathanC Eh, you do what everyone else does, bind the port and drop privs.
neither of which can be viewed as a trustworthy transport, so encrypt and encapsulate ALL the data :P
21:58
yeah, good luck with securing that.
@DennisKaarsemaker OTR does a respectable job of it
it's just blowfully inconvenient
OTR on IRC?
IRC doesn't need it
it has end-to-end SSL
@NathanC teeeeechnically it does need it
...on supported networks. Which a majority do.
21:59
because the SSL is between the client and the ircd
@TheCleaner Let me know how it goes. You're the weird edge case that it was designed for :)

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