code logs -> 2007 -> Mon, 03 Sep 2007< code.20070902.log - code.20070904.log >
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< MinceR>
gn
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< MinceR>
j0
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< MyCatVerbs>
Quiet room.
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< MyCatVerbs>
Is anyone awake? If so, how've you doing?
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<@GiantDemon>
*how're
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<@GiantDemon>
And fine, thanks.
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< MyCatVerbs>
GiantDemon: thanks, didn't spot that. Glad to hear it, by the way.
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< MyCatVerbs>
Hang on, do I know you? Your nick isn't familiar and I thought I knew more or less everyone on nightstar. >.
18:15 * GiantDemon == AnnoDomini.
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< MyCatVerbs>
Ahhh, I see.
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21:46
< takyoji>
Do ISPs usually block port 8080?
21:46
< Kyrre>
Not usually no.
21:47
< takyoji>
Because I'm having trouble trying to make apache accessible from outside of my LAN
21:47
< takyoji>
Well, my test server basically
21:47
< takyoji>
I've set inbound and outbound exceptions for port 8080 on my router, told Apache to listen to port 8080, and made a firewall exception for apache and port 8080
21:48
< takyoji>
Still fails to be accessible
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<@ToxicFrog>
Sure you're forwarding it to the right system through the router?
21:56
< takyoji_>
Ironically it just suddenly works now out of complete randomness from not doing anything
21:56
< takyoji_>
And I do have it forwarding the requests properly
21:56
< takyoji_>
So I suppose port 8080 is actually blocked on my ISP since port 555 works instead
22:45
< takyoji_>
I'm just curious but how does somebody point a domain?
22:46
< takyoji_>
It requires a name server, right?
22:46
< takyoji_>
I'm not all that brilliant with hosting.
22:46
<@ToxicFrog>
Typically you don't run the nameserver yourself
22:47
< Kyrre>
There are lots of free nameserver, the catch is that people have to use them.
22:48
< takyoji_>
Then with a nameserver you do what?
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<@ToxicFrog>
Rather, you find a domain name registrar, and pay them to register the domain name you want, and it does into the nameserver tree pointing at the address you specified.
22:49
<@ToxicFrog>
There are also various free services such as dyndns.org for registering subdomains.
22:49
< takyoji_>
And the nameserver manages where requests are pointed to, from a specific domain, right?
22:50
<@ToxicFrog>
...rephrase the question?
22:50
< takyoji_>
Yea
22:50
<@ToxicFrog>
A nameserver converts hostnames into IP addresses.
22:50
< takyoji_>
ahh
22:51
<@ToxicFrog>
Or, if it can't, forwards requests to one that can.
22:52
<@ToxicFrog>
Thus, if you enter, say, www.nightstar.net, you end up querying your local DNS server, which comes up with 216.201.150.40, which you can then connect to.
22:52
<@ToxicFrog>
But, yes, as Kyrre said, just running your own DNS server isn't enough.
22:52
< takyoji_>
ahh
22:53 * Kyrre = Serah.
22:53 * Kyrre pounces on ToxicFrog and snuggles him mercilessly.
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< takyoji_>
If you ran your own DNS, it would only work in you LAN and people would have to set that custom DNS as their preferred DNS server, right?
22:54
< Kyrre>
Yes.
22:54
< takyoji_>
ahh
22:54
< Kyrre>
It MIGHT work remotely too, if properly set up.
22:54
< Kyrre>
People would still have to set it as their alternate DNS server or something.
22:54
< Kyrre>
Which doesn't really serve your purpose, you'll be better off just using the IP as the domain name then.
22:55
< Kyrre>
Saves people to change their settings.
22:56
<@ToxicFrog>
eek
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22:56
< takyoji_>
I was just curious if it was possible for kicks
22:57
< takyoji_>
Like for April Fools things...
22:57
< Kyrre>
It is.
22:57
<@ToxicFrog>
Uh, yeaaaah, we call those "DNS poisoning attacks" and people tend to frown on them.
22:57
< takyoji_>
Run a DNS which it would have google.com or something registered to something different.
22:57
< Kyrre>
Set your own DNS as the primary DNS and you can turn Google into whatever you want.
22:58
< takyoji_>
heh yea
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<@ToxicFrog>
Anyways. It can be useful to have something like a person cacheing nameserver or dnsmasq daemon, say so that you can use both the ICANN servers and the openNIC ones.
22:59
<@ToxicFrog>
But that won't affect the rest of the world.
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<@ToxicFrog>
If all you're after is a convenient name to refer to your IP by and don't actually need a second level domain, you can use something like dyndns, and get an address like takyoji.dyndns.org
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< takyoji_>
Yea that's what my first idea was
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< takyoji_>
Otherwise I have a few unused domains for a different server that I thought I could just use
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<@ToxicFrog>
Well, if you've actually registered those domains, it should just be a matter of telling the registrar to point them at the new IP, I think
23:03
< takyoji_>
My only option I have with it is to point it to a nameserver
23:04
<@gnolam>
Usually provided by your web host, unless the server is yours.
23:06
< takyoji_>
I have a shared server
23:06
< takyoji_>
Which is what the unused domains are for
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--- Log opened Mon Sep 03 23:45:35 2007
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code logs -> 2007 -> Mon, 03 Sep 2007< code.20070902.log - code.20070904.log >