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Severus Tux

12:00 AM

@ByteCommander could you please tell me why ?

Byte Commander

Imagine a command like echo $text.

edwinksl

@SeverusTux i think the arch linux forums have a higher standard in terms of amount of prior research one needs to do

Byte Commander

And now, someone manages to set text='you are screwed ; sudo rm -rf /'

Or something less severe:

Severus Tux

@ByteCommander Oh.. okay

Serg

@SeverusTux like BC said , it's for security but also to prevent word splitting. Google word splitting in bash

Byte Commander

12:03 AM

filename='/path/to/file with spaces.txt'
nano $filename

Serg

That ^

Severus Tux

@edwinksl Or.. they simply say "Read the Wiki" for everything

Serg

is word splitting

Byte Commander

That will fail because nano would get "/path/to/file", "with" and "spaces.txt" as separate arguments.

And if you use a variable as positional argument, you might even consider placing -- in front of it to protect it from arguments starting with -.

The downside is, sometimes quoting can become messy.

Severus Tux

@ByteCommander well that clears it.
no... messy is okay as long as its the only right way

Nathan Osman

12:07 AM

@Seth yup, we were talking about it yesterday.

I like the fact that it's compact.

edwinksl

@ByteCommander echoing that doesn't actually remove files and directories

Byte Commander

Huh, of right.

Why doesn't it execute...?

(I mean, --no-preserve-root would be missing anyway, I'm not that evil, but still)

Serg

@ByteCommander because you want backticks there

Byte Commander

@Serg Oh wow, that was fast. You're OMGubuntu's shooting star. They could make a weekly column just for your indicators.

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@Serg How?

Severus Tux

Hahaha , this is .... aghraaa..... (but he is right)

wait a sec, where is my screen shot ?

Serg

12:14 AM

@ByteCommander well, would be awesome, but i don't have weekly indicator ideas, plus that would be difficult to maintain , but i do like the attention :D

chaskes

@Serg This is definitely the start of a career in open source.

Byte Commander

They definitely have you on their watchlist.

Serg

@ByteCommander i believe it should be file='rm -rf /*' but not 100% positive

em . . . dammit chat forma

formatting

Severus Tux

Byte Commander

Let's try it with something safe to test... like uname.

Severus Tux

12:16 AM

@edwinksl see ? Its just .. not democracy , Mods rule the place

Byte Commander

$ text=uname
$ echo $text
uname

nope

Serg

@chaskes I hope so. It's definitely something to put on resume

chaskes

@Serg Before much longer I think you can find a paid position on some project (or canonical?), especially once you finish the EE.

edwinksl

@SeverusTux what? they can't seem to handle criticism

Serg

@ByteCommander well, Joey, the owner of omgubuntu has my repository starreed, so i gues he checks sometimes what stuff i upload, but also, I'm sure they surf AskUbuntu for hot network questions. I know Andrei, the owner of webupd8 is on AskUbuntu , he has an account, so that's how he found me.

Byte Commander

12:20 AM

nice :)

You're becoming a little Ubuntu celeb.

chaskes

^^ yep

Serg

Nah, not a celeb. Just a guy who enjoys coding stuff

Zacharee1

@Serg is awesome

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Serg

And also enjoy competing. A lot of my progress is because I always pushed myself to compete with Jacob and kos, and others.

Nathan Osman

@Serg I might need an extra day to get packaging for your indicator together - unexpected work came up.

Sorry about that.

Serg

12:24 AM

@NathanOsman it's alright, no rush :)

IanC

good evening

Serg

Hey, Ian

how's life ?

IanC

all fine :)

and you? how's the work in the indicator going?

Serg

@IanC petty much im working condition, version 1.0 released, was featured on omgubuntu. Gonna work on some improvements i future. So far , I'm happy with how it is

Zacharee1

DO YOUR CVS

IanC

12:29 AM

nice, another feat on omgubuntu!

Nathan Osman

@Zacharee1 CVS? Yuck, the 90s called and they want their version control back.

@NathanOsman srsli

Yes, srsli.

CVs

actually . . . it's not

DVCS

that's what git is

distributed version control system

same as bazaar

Byte Commander

12:41 AM

@Serg speaking of Jacob and kos, have you heard anything of them recently?

Or what happened to them?

Serg

@ByteCommander Jacob is alright, putting out answers. He also made disk usage indicator. kos has disappeared. I've never had any of his personal contact so no idea what happened. I know he has github account so i probably will try contacting him there

also, Yay, i got my first critical comment on the indicator. On the article page i mean.

Zacharee1

Done with my CVs for today, twice

Serg

Lol, inspiration != cloning

Byte Commander

No reviews for me now, I should head to bed...

Zacharee1

@ByteCommander NAO

PLS

Severus Tux

12:56 AM

bye :) should go to college

Byte Commander

My Stevia question made it into HNQ! :O

Seth

link?

Zacharee1

@ByteCommander what about stevia

Anonymous

I like stevia. It's better than aspartame

edwinksl

@Zacharee1 what CVS? i prefer walgreens...

Zacharee1

1:05 AM

sigh

@onebree lolz

Anonymous

We go to rite aid

Zacharee1

sigh

Byte Commander

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Q: Can one be "taste blind" to the sweetness of stevia?

I bought some stevia powder today and tried to make waffles with it, replacing the sugar. However, no matter how much stevia I poured into the dough (carefully adding tea spoon by tea spoon, tasting it each time), I couldn't really taste any sweetness. Other family members said the dough was alr...

Zacharee1

@edwinksl But is it at the corner of Happy and Healthy?

Byte Commander

Okay, good night folks. My battery is falling asleep as well...

edwinksl

1:07 AM

@Zacharee1 the hell is that

Zacharee1

@edwinksl their slogan..

Anonymous

Walgreens does have generic Allegra D 12 hour for cheaper though

edwinksl

@Zacharee1 lmao really? i never paid attention to slogans

Zacharee1

sigh

Anonymous

Sigh

Zacharee1

1:12 AM

hgis

edwinksl

euheuheuh?

Nathan Osman

Don't make me paste the huehuehue baby...

Zacharee1

hwat

edwinksl

Thank you for reviewing 20 close votes today; come back in 22 hours to continue reviewing.

@Zacharee1 CVS = pwned

Zacharee1

yayz

Seth

1:18 AM

@NathanOsman don't you dare..

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

1:40 AM

0

Q: Iptables questions

everybody! I'm pretty rusted about *NIX systems and just inherited the task of managing a dedicated server. This box is running Ubuntu 14.04b and was almost unconfigured. I thought it would be a good idea to bring at least a firewall, and iptables was my choice. IMHO, it will be better to lo...

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Q: infinite activating state for custom build openssh-hpn-sshd on ubuntu 16

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Zacharee1

@NathanOsman Do you dare

edwinksl

le anticipation

Seth

@JourneymanGeek is this a decent question for Super User? askubuntu.com/questions/829865/…

Terrance

@Seth If it was up to me about that question, I would say yes for Super User.

Seth

that's what I'm thinking myself.

Terrance

1:53 AM

It almost sounds like a homework question as well, but it could also be requirements from a job. Don't know on that part. But RAIDs get really in depth.

Seth

haha, I was thinking the exact same things :)

Terrance

But for what OP is asking, they will also have to look into hardware to support the online expansion of RAID as well as software. So, the question really goes deeper. Definitely Super User in my opinion.

Nathan Osman

Gah! The Snappy documentation is awful!

Seth

I seem to recall ranting about that previously..

@NathanOsman I actually complained about it on twitter and was DM'd by sabdfl himself about how it could be improved.

Terrance

I actually don't care for Snappy yet.

Nathan Osman

2:06 AM

@Mateo Hectane's snap is updated.

Windows 3.1

2:18 AM

Serg

meanwhile . . . our professor told us we can have a cheatsheet on the exam but we can't put examples on it and he'll give F for the course if he finds anything that can suggest us an answer

so basically, we can have a piece of paper but can't put anything useful on it

Windows 3.1

:(

Serg

I'm getting sort of tired of this carp fishing

Seth

what's the point of a cheatsheet then?

Serg

exactly - no point

we can put formulas but not mention how to use them

Nathan Osman

2:32 AM

Gah. I give up.

> "Review the commands, daemons and assets section for some more explicit examples on how to define commands, daemons or config declarations."

There is no such "config" section on that page.

The word "config" isn't even in the page.

Seth

haha, I just realized you can figure out how someone pronounces SQL by what article they put before it xD

Nathan Osman

Yeah, I can't imagine someone saying "an sequel query".

Seth

exactly

Terrance

WOW! askubuntu.com/q/830970/231142 If you change from IDE to AHCI, if you don't patch the Registry in Windows first, you will have to reinstall. It corrupts Windows, and I have first hand experience with this.

edwinksl

@Seth how do you pronounce it? :p

Seth

2:38 AM

@edwinksl sequel :p

edwinksl

OH NOOOOOO

Terrance

It's a matter of preference. english.stackexchange.com/a/7234

Serg

i always spell it out

Windows 3.1

I must needs restart. brb

Serg

S.Q.L

Terrance

2:42 AM

I too pronounce it sequel since it doesn't matter anyway.

I guess it will forever be the same argument as JIF and GIF

Kaz Wolfe

just saying, the official way is S Q L

Terrance

The history en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQL#History has it the other way.

Windows 3.1

fedora wouldn't boot right with my latest kernel :( had to select older kernel in GRUB. it would go to software rendering mode with no wifi and extreme CPU usage and no graphic drivers loaded.

Terrance

It must be Monday again. My fingers are not working. :P

Windows 3.1

@NathanOsman git into your room pls

Nathan Osman

2:53 AM

> "The acronym SEQUEL was later changed to SQL because "SEQUEL" was a trademark of the UK-based Hawker Siddeley aircraft company."

Terrance

Right.....

Kaz Wolfe

plus S Q L sounds sexier.

Nathan Osman

I prefer S.Q.L. only because "Sequel" is nearly almost used with MSSQL.

Terrance

You know, these are never winning arguments

Seth

so.. some of my homework is asking how an attacker could use an HTTP referal forgery in a header attack, but it doesn't seem that useful if you are dealing with a properly configured server. What am I missing?

Nathan Osman

2:55 AM

Lol. "Properly configured server".

As rare as the albino elephant.

:P

Seth

Fair enough.

Kaz Wolfe

@NathanOsman tell that to a good sysadmin

Seth

But I mean, who is doing some kind of referer check to protect sensitive information/as a form of authentication?

Kaz Wolfe

ideally, nobody.

Seth

right.

Kaz Wolfe

2:57 AM

referrals are one of, if not the most insecure authentication methods.

the only way I can see that working, though, is if you can't store cookies

Seth

as in, entirely useless ;p

Kaz Wolfe

So SIDs are stored in the URL.

Nathan Osman

Django used to be vulnerable to something like this.

It would trust the HTTP host header and whenever an absolute link was generated, that value was used.

Kaz Wolfe

If that's the case though, then, you should be checking the current url.

Terrance

3:14 AM

What is Sentilo? askubuntu.com/q/830982/231142

Nathan Osman

Wow, that was fast.

Terrance

Spammers drive me crazy!

Nathan Osman

3:39 AM

@Seth question... may I create an "askubuntu" organization on Docker Hub?

Windows 3.1

@Terrance me too

Nathan Osman

I need somewhere to push the Docker container to.

edwinksl

@NathanOsman woah AU getting fancy. is there a github account for AU?

Nathan Osman

Yup.

github.com/AskUbuntu

edwinksl

heh, only 2 persons

Nathan Osman

3:43 AM

They wouldn't even add me :D

I did get admin access to tbot though.

Seth

@NathanOsman I don't see why not?

Nathan Osman

K.

Windows 3.1

considering going to Trump rally in New Hamshire

Seth

@NathanOsman that seems over protectionist of Marco, seeing as he isn't even around anymore?

Windows 3.1

be a 2 hour drive

Nathan Osman

3:46 AM

@Seth It's not my call, I just take what I get and be thankful.

Kaz Wolfe

give all AU mods owner over repo.

problem solved

Nathan Osman

@KazWolfe But I'm not a mod.

I'm sure any real mod that asked would be granted.

Kaz Wolfe

@NathanOsman then we give you peasant rank

Seth

@NathanOsman well yeah

I'm just being critical.

Kaz Wolfe

11% of Americans think HTML is a type of STD.

@NathanOsman Is there any open land in Canada?

Nathan Osman

3:51 AM

hub.docker.com/u/askubuntu

^--- any mods will be added upon request

@KazWolfe Uhm... yes. We're the second largest country in the world when it comes to land mass.

Kaz Wolfe

@NathanOsman k i need 1250 secluded acres with power and fiber lines.

Nathan Osman

For your igloo? :D

Kaz Wolfe

that and a datacenter

Nathan Osman

It would be easy to keep it cooled.

"Let's run protein-folding simulations on our massive cluster!"
"Dude, we just single-handedly melted two glaciers."

Kaz Wolfe

i approve of this.

actually that would be one badass water cooling loop.

have a giant radiator just going into the nearest body of water...

Hey guys, there's something called a 301!

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

3:59 AM

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Q: Moving a large directory from one hard drive to another

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Q: Printing from the command-line returns "aborting from (stdin)" in an infinite cycle

Pre-post: Even though my system is Ubuntu, I posted it here because I feel like the problem isn't related to my distribution. This is pretty strange. I've hooked up an HP printer to my computer via Wi-Fi. Its name is SahibPrinter. I learned about the lp and lpr commands, and so I decided...

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Nathan Osman

@KazWolfe That seems like the kind of company that paid $1k for a fancy EV certificate and they want you to know it.

Kaz Wolfe

No. Just a standard one.

Nathan Osman

They must really be broke.

Kaz Wolfe

they're a community college

who, fun fact, serve session cookies over plain HTTP

Their login form is in HTTPS, and then it falls back to HTTP because reasons.

Terrance

4:27 AM

VTC off topic?

edwinksl

@Terrance think so

Terrance

Probably from Kali? But it also sounds dangerous to support something like that to begin with.

Kaz Wolfe

5:16 AM

gah. selling a gen-old iPhone for a decent price is hard

gansub

@Serg I fixed my problem

you can't have an empty __init__() method

if you are using init() then you should define it

otherwise you get an indentation error

Nathan Osman

I'm getting pretty annoyed with Docker and the "filesystem layer verification failed" error.

Apparently the only fix is to rebuild the image cache.

Which means stopping EVERY CONTAINER ON THIS SERVER, deleting the images, then pulling them again.

I'm not amused.

Kaz Wolfe

wanna play with ios stupidity instead?

i'd gladly trade, @NathanOsman.

Windows 3.1

@KazWolfe combine for star :)

Kaz Wolfe

too late for combine

Windows 3.1

5:30 AM

gah

DO NOT STAR THIS POST

Kaz Wolfe

k

if you want to star farm, @Windows3.1, just say @Zanna is awesome.

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Zanna

lol

Windows 3.1

@Windows3.1 is awesome

:P :P :P :P :P

wHo ReTrAcTeD?

Kaz Wolfe

you've exhausted your use of that meme.

which is probably why everyone retracted

Windows 3.1

:(

Kaz Wolfe

5:39 AM

i want to make a meta post that just says ZANNA IS AWESOME over and over again.

but that would be abuse :(

Windows 3.1

haha

edwinksl

way to farm rep in MSE

Kaz Wolfe

huh.

Windows 3.1

@KazWolfe is awesome

I promise I won't change that ^

Kaz Wolfe

@edwinksl

UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME UNICORNS ARE AWESOME

@Windows3.1 preach!

edwinksl

5:41 AM

ez MSE rep, go for it

Windows 3.1

REPENT FOR THE KINGDOM OF GOD IS AT HAND

:P

Kaz Wolfe

bible pentagram time!

Windows 3.1

@KazWolfe All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for reproof, for correction, and for instruction of righteousness.

edwinksl

roflwut? security.stackexchange.com/questions/138189/…

Windows 3.1

:P

Zanna

5:43 AM

@edwinksl hahaha "please clarify your specific problem"

edwinksl

lolol

Nathan Osman

But they are cute.

:D

There is only one hedgehog. We could vote to close as "cannot reproduce" >:)

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Kaz Wolfe

yesterday, by Serg

so somebody has built a pentagram out of new testament books

Nathan Osman

.........and the bot is up!

“That doesn't preclude me from making bad puns though. I can be unfunny in 14.7 languages.” — terdon http://chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/201?m=32599418#32599418

Tweeted by ChattyCapybaras on September 29, 2016 at 5:45 AM

Kaz Wolfe

yesterday, by Serg

Nathan Osman

5:46 AM

First tweet in its glorious automated-ness.

@KazWolfe Thanks ever so much for sticking that between my two messages ಠ_ಠ

Kaz Wolfe

@NathanOsman you're welcome

Nathan Osman

:D

Kaz Wolfe

@NathanOsman so, what's the algorithm to get on the list for the day?

Nathan Osman

It's not an algorithm.

The app automatically selects messages and then an admin selects ones to add to the queue.

Once they are added to the queue, they are tweeted at regular intervals.

Kaz Wolfe

so... how does the app select messages?

Zanna

5:48 AM

I have to object to the bacon...

Nathan Osman

Currently, 4 stars or mention of "bacon" :D

@Zanna ...that was timely :P

Kaz Wolfe

is there a clause in there that blocks the post from even reaching the list if it's made by me?

Zanna

haha I love the background image

Nathan Osman

@KazWolfe No. Not yet at least.

Kaz Wolfe

also.. My god. I only want to sell this crap iPhone and get a OP3. Why is nobody buying ;-;

@NathanOsman That should have been part of the initial spec lol

because i'll do this.

WHATEVER YOU DO, DON'T POST THIS TO TWITTER OR THERE WILL BE NO MORE BACON

Windows 3.1

5:51 AM

@AAHS is awesome. @AALS is awesome. @ABAC is awesome. @ABAS is awesome. @ABBA is awesome. @ABBE is awesome. @ABBS is awesome. @ABED is awesome. @ABET is awesome. @ABID is awesome. @ABLE is awesome. @ABLY is awesome. @ABOS is awesome. @ABRI is awesome. @ABUT is awesome. @ABYE is awesome. @ABYS is awesome. @ACAI is awesome. @ACCA is awesome. @ACED is awesome. @ACER is awesome. @ACES is awesome. @ACHE is awesome. @ACHY is awesome. @ACID is awesome. @ACME is awesome. @ACNE is awesome. @ACRE is awesome. @ACTA is awesome. @ACTS is awesome. @ACYL is awesome. @ADAW is awesome. @ADDS is awesome. @AD…

Nathan Osman

Want a screenshot of the Super ChronoWarping Tweet-o-matic Multi-Collider™ interface?

Or what we call the queue page?

Kaz Wolfe

i want root access.

i have sandwiches

Windows 3.1

took ten million lockups on 16 gb ram to get that :P

Nathan Osman

You think you can find a way in?

Ha. Bring it.

^-- famous last words of a sysadmin

Windows 3.1

:D

Kaz Wolfe

5:52 AM

hey, nobody got into wolfbot yet

and i bet there are at least a few good security holes.

Nathan Osman

There probably are if we're honest. But the easy ones are taken care of.

Kaz Wolfe

let's make a little deal, Nathan.

First person to break into the other's bot gets +500 on one of their answers.

Nathan Osman

No thanks. I am way too busy for that.

Here's the screenshot, BTW.

Kaz Wolfe

but that would have been an easy +500 for you

you can throw arbitrary exceptions.

so what's under Settings and Users?

Nathan Osman

If this were C++, I would totally create an Up class for exceptions.

throw Up();

Get it? Ba-dum-tshhh...

Kaz Wolfe

5:55 AM

i mean, you'd get that +500 in no time because you have complete admin over wolfbot.

meaning, you're practically unlimited in what you can do.

Nathan Osman

@KazWolfe Settings isn't built yet and users just shows registered users who can log in.

Kaz Wolfe

oh well.

so, how do i get on the users list?

Nathan Osman

Wait until I properly implement permissions.

Right now there is only one type of user - the super-admin.

Kaz Wolfe

this gives me an idea.

you mind if i try something?

Windows 3.1

Zanna

6:06 AM

@Windows3.1 acai is actually awesome. I wish I had some of that right now

Windows 3.1

@Zanna :D :P :) (: (-: :-) ;D ;) (; ;-) (-; :~

Kaz Wolfe

you know @NathanOsman, I think your code is actually pretty on the secure side

I can't send any request to the server without having valid credentials, and I know of no way to escape or force Go to break out of a variable or similar.

Windows 3.1

I

Nathan Osman

@KazWolfe Thanks.

Windows 3.1

hate

google

Nathan Osman

6:12 AM

@KazWolfe You found the URL?

chrome

@NathanOsman yep.

!!!!!!!!!!!

i'm a good guesser

@NathanOsman The only security problem that could be potentially bad is if the config file was somehow exposed.

I can't do that through the URL though, because it demands I have access, so I'd need to pull it from somewhere else. And I'd assume it's in docker?

edwinksl

2

apparently that was titled Chatty Capybara imgur.com/gallery/Sj5n56h

Kaz Wolfe

6:17 AM

so, there you go @NathanOsman. +1 from my very hasty security audit

Zanna

there you go @Zacharee1 meta.askubuntu.com/questions/16143/…

time to go get breakfast...

Kaz Wolfe

and your login thing passed the poop test.

Nathan Osman

@KazWolfe no config file. Settings are passed to Docker as environment variables.

Kaz Wolfe

@NathanOsman then there really isn't a way to dump that, unless i can possibly grab your history

Nathan Osman

You can't get history from the container.

It's isolated from the host.

Kaz Wolfe

6:25 AM

well then, i can think of no way in.

(no, i mean use directory traversal or an NGINX bug on some other domain not dockerized, but i can't think of any good ones)

and your Flack Overstow just generated a great one against me:

but it's too long for the chatbox for some reason

> Make sure the highlighted checkbox is selected: I've gone ahead and made a really bad idea), a guide is available.

> (Don't ever interrupt an I/O error)

(good advice, that one)

> After you're sure that if you're running KDE, use the ubuntu-desktop package

> In all seriousness, there's no "one" way to master an operating system and "clean up" your package cache.

goddamn some of these make sense!

Nathan Osman

The singularity is here >:)

edwinksl

@NathanOsman all thanks to tbot

Kaz Wolfe

yeah nathan get better URLs :P

Nathan Osman

nathan@nathan-desktop:~/Documents/repositories/[...]$ git log
commit d2981dd33e875d516dca1e5a233899c6d16fe55d
Author: Nathan Osman <nathan@quickmediasolutions.com>
Date:   Wed Sep 28 23:36:03 2016 -0700

    Not sure what I changed here but here's a commit anyway.

I love descriptive commit messages.

I made some changes about a month ago.

Can't remember what the changes do anymore.

But the thing works, so off it goes into Git.

Kaz Wolfe

how to write descriptive commit messages:

have your lead dev bang it into your head.

Nathan Osman

6:38 AM

George has a thing or two to say: georgethedev.xyz/2015/12/02/5-killer-tips-for-commit-messages

...on commit messages.

Kaz Wolfe

Fleshed out ChatChannel into a hopefully usable prototype.
===================================
- Added CommandChannel (/ch <channel>) to allow users to switch active channels.
- Added a method to ChatChannel to allow passing of a specific default
- Added methods to ChatListener and PlayerListener to handle channels a bit better.
- Added CoreDefaultChatUtil, to auto-register defaults until I find a better way.
- Added CDCU to CompetitiveCore, so things are actually registered on load.

and a good commit message --^

Nathan Osman

O_o

Kaz Wolfe

fun fact: these are typical for my projects :D

Documentation, code improvements, more documentation, some cleanup.
- Added documentation! Again.
- Added new features to the Ban class, specifically BanType management
- Made minor tweaks to chat events, refactored. Update other programs accordingly.
- Added even more documentation.
- Deprecated some useless and annoying code.
- Refactored everything touching the chat event class. `commandResponse` was a bad name.
- Added bugs
- Fixed a bug where there were no ToDos.
     - I'd put them in the bug tracker. IF WE HAD ONE!

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, blacklisted user: When the final whistle journeyed though buy fifa 17 coins by bobgull on askubuntu.com

Nathan Osman

Sigh - which would I rather: pay Comodo for another wildcard cert or switch nearly two dozen domains to Let's Encrypt?

What a pain-and-a-half.

Anyway, enough for now. Bedtime for me.

Kaz Wolfe

6:53 AM

LE

le is pretty easy

Zanna

goodnight @NathanOsman

Nathan Osman

Have a good rest, everyone.

Kaz Wolfe

pce\

Abhi Adr

7:13 AM

hi

dose any one know what might be the cause of ERR_SSL_OBSOLETE_CIPHER

Zanna

what's the context? when did you get the error?

Abhi Adr

i have a web site and payment gate way . so when i redirect from my web site to payment gate way server . this is the error whihc i am geting

both of my website and pg are ubuntu server

Zanna

Why not ask a question on the site?

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

7:31 AM

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Q: Gdb pretty printer is not working in Ubuntu 16.04

I have debugged C++ codes using gdb in Ubuntu 14.04. When I pass a stl container to the print command, it used to print the contents of the container. But then I upgraded to Ubuntu 16.04 LTS a week back. Now those pretty printers are not working. When I print them I get those raw container output...

ubuntu gcc gdb

Rinzwind

7:42 AM

1. Send a ClientHello without DHE.

2. If that fails, add DHE back in and retry. If this retry uses a DHE-based cipher, reject the connection with ERR_SSL_OBSOLETE_CIPHER.

Is what I found when we do this.

DHE is en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diffie%E2%80%93Hellman_key_exchange the key exchange. It seems to fail when that happens.

SmokeDetector

8:15 AM

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in body, pattern-matching website in body, blacklisted user: Where to buy cheap and safe SWTOR credits? by swtorcredits11 on askubuntu.com

karel

@Zanna Please check your Low Quality Posts history for one hour ago.

Byte Commander

8:40 AM

Another user who deleted his valid (but duplicate --> post might be helpful as signpost) question: askubuntu.com/q/830966/367990

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