code logs -> 2015 -> Sun, 19 Apr 2015< code.20150418.log - code.20150420.log >
--- Log opened Sun Apr 19 00:00:23 2015
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00:19 * TheWatcher eyes some code
00:21
<@TheWatcher>
I know I wrote this, it says right there at the top
00:21
<@TheWatcher>
Buggered if I can actually remember writing it, though.
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01:14
< kourbou>
http://thingsprogrammersshout.tumblr.com/post/116683929360/things-programmers-sh out-165
01:27
< kourbou>
Can you transfer files through SSH?
01:27
< kourbou>
Natively?
01:28
<&Derakon>
How do you mean "natively"?
01:29
<&McMartin>
svn and git have modes where they do this, but I think scp is kind of the traditional way to do this
01:29
<&McMartin>
And IIRC that uses the ssh daemon to do so
01:29
< kourbou>
Well, without using a command.
01:30
<&Derakon>
So you want an encrypted-transfer NFS?
01:30
< kourbou>
Like part of the ssh command
01:30
< kourbou>
Yes.
01:30
< kourbou>
Is FTP a safe choice?
01:30
<&Derakon>
I'm sure such must existed but I have never configured an NFS myself so I can't advise you.
01:30
<&Derakon>
FTP is innately in-the-clear.
01:30
<&Derakon>
sftp is encrypted, but it's also a command so now I'm back to being confused about what you want.
01:31
<&Derakon>
If you just want as a one-time thing to safely send files to a remote server, then use scp, which uses ssh for encryption.
01:32
< kourbou>
Is there a GUI client for scp? And can I browse the folders?
01:32
<&ToxicFrog>
kourbou: what is your actual goal here?
01:33
<&ToxicFrog>
There are dozens.
01:33
< kourbou>
Accessing a file sever safely.
01:33
<&ToxicFrog>
If you're on linux there's probably one built into the file browser.
01:33
<&ToxicFrog>
If you're windows, check out Filezilla.
01:33
<&ToxicFrog>
What does "accessing" here mean?
01:33
< kourbou>
I have a CoreOS VPS
01:33
<&ToxicFrog>
Uploading one file? Many files? Once or repeatedly? Preserving metadata or not? Resumable or not? Or do you want to mount it?
01:33
< kourbou>
And I want to push filled to it.
01:34
< kourbou>
Mounting it would be cool.
01:34 * thalass idly points at scp
01:34
<&ToxicFrog>
mounting it: sshfs. Requires ssh with the sftp subsystem enabled on the server.
01:34
< kourbou>
And I don't need anything fancy, just the safest option.
01:34
<&ToxicFrog>
These are all pretty much equally safe.
01:34
< kourbou>
Okay.
01:35
<&ToxicFrog>
kourbou: what OS is your client machine?
01:36
< kourbou>
CoreOS
01:36
< kourbou>
So very very bare bones.
01:36
<&ToxicFrog>
So it's coreOS on both the server and the client?
01:36
< kourbou>
Doesnt have a package manager.
01:36
< kourbou>
No client I have windows and android
01:36
<&ToxicFrog>
Aah.
01:36
< kourbou>
Android optionally.
01:37
<&ToxicFrog>
Ok, mounting is totally off the table on windows.
01:37
< kourbou>
xD
01:37
<&ToxicFrog>
On android it might be possible if you've rooted it but it's not a built in feature.
01:37
< kourbou>
Alright.
01:37
< kourbou>
Okay so forget mounting,
01:37
<&ToxicFrog>
For windows, if you want a graphical client, check filezilla; for command line stuff, there are windows versions of both scp and rsync (stand-alone versions, or cygwin comes with both).
01:38
<&ToxicFrog>
rsync requires rsync installed on the server as well and thus may not work on coreos.
01:38
<&ToxicFrog>
scp and filezilla just require sshd installed and for it not to have file transfers disabled.
01:38
< kourbou>
Thing is I have no package manager.
01:38
< kourbou>
I just have Docker.
01:39
< kourbou>
And I'm unsure how Docker works.
01:39
<&ToxicFrog>
All the things I'm talking about are things you use on the client!
01:39
< kourbou>
Oh xD
01:40
< kourbou>
Yeah but sshd
01:40
<&ToxicFrog>
...so you can't even ssh into the server?
01:40
< kourbou>
Oh >.>
01:40
< kourbou>
Sheet I'm being stupid.
01:40
< kourbou>
Yes, yes I can.
01:40
<&ToxicFrog>
sshd is the SSH Daemon, the thing that handles incoming ssh connections.
01:41
<&ToxicFrog>
If you can ssh into the machine, sshd is installed and working.
01:41
< kourbou>
So this is part of the protocol?
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01:41
< kourbou>
The file sharing system?
01:41
<&ToxicFrog>
Yes. It's optional -- servers can turn it off -- but it's on by default in most installs.
01:42
< kourbou>
OK cool.
01:42
< kourbou>
So filezilla just works with ssh by default?
01:42
<&ToxicFrog>
Yes.
01:42
< kourbou>
I thought it was FTP only.
01:43
<&ToxicFrog>
No, it supports both ftp and sftp. It might support ftps as well, don't remember.
01:43
<&ToxicFrog>
I haven't used fpts since the 90s.
01:43
< kourbou>
lol
01:43
< kourbou>
Well thanks ToxicFrog , you're awesome :)
01:43
<&ToxicFrog>
(ftps is FTP over SSL, unlike sftp which is a totally different protocol built into ssh)
01:44
<&ToxicFrog>
You're welcome! :)
01:45
<&ToxicFrog>
If you're ever accessing it from Linux, look into "sshfs" -- it's installed by default on a lot of linux distros and lets you mount a filesystem over sftp.
01:45
< kourbou>
I wish there was a way of thanking people. Like a kudos or something.
01:45
<&ToxicFrog>
I use it throughout my home.
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03:01
< kourbou>
Docker is confusing. *faceplants on table*
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11:19
< VirusJTG_>
power blip
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15:25
<&McMartin>
A new article: https://bumbershootsoft.wordpress.com/2015/04/19/variable-screen-placement-the-v ic-iis-forbidden-technique/
15:26
< kourbou>
Dark magic is forbidden, you'll get banned from Hogwarts.
15:29
< kourbou>
So you're exploiting some bugs if I understood. :P
15:30
<@Tamber>
That's about 80% of the neat stuff on that platform, I think.
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15:37
< kourbou>
Why did the send a list of the American Senate on Voyager?
15:45
<@ErikMesoy>
Senatorial prestige?
15:50
< kourbou>
Okay,
15:53
< EvilDarkLord>
Somebody wanting to signal weakness so the aliens would come and investigate?
15:54
< kourbou>
lol
15:54
< kourbou>
Honestly some of the info they sent is pure useless.
16:00
<@Reivthia>
Expensive item from NASA? It needs funding. Which requires political approval.
16:00
<@Reivthia>
What better way to get political approval than putting the bastards name on it
16:01
< kourbou>
True.
16:01
<@Reivthia>
It's also (supposedly) why the US nuclear attack submarines are named after cities
16:01
< kourbou>
But I'm pretty sure aliens don't give.
16:01
<@Reivthia>
It made a handy way to sortabribe senators and congressmen to fund their construction, by promising that one would be named after Their City.
16:01
< kourbou>
lol
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16:02
<@Reivthia>
With attached prestige, the money doth flow more freely.
16:02
<@Reivthia>
It's all absurd, of course, but woo, politics!
16:03
< kourbou>
^
16:09
<&McMartin>
kourbou: This is one of the bugs you can't exploit, in the end
16:10
<&McMartin>
It's an "if you fuck up, I hope you weren't using that RAM for anything" bug
16:10
< kourbou>
Oh, I should read it, I'm in the DC zoo sorry.
16:10
< kourbou>
I'll read it tonight.
16:11
<&McMartin>
Also fun because I believe it was attested in vague form back in '86 or so
16:11
<&McMartin>
It was actually properly characterized in, um
16:11
<&McMartin>
Feb 2013
16:14
< kourbou>
Oh OK. Meanwhile I discovered man's greatest invention.
16:15
< kourbou>
The spork xD
16:16
<&McMartin>
PREPARE THE RUNCIBLE CANNON
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16:34
< kourbou>
What's that? :P
16:36
< kourbou>
I've been thinking for a good long 20 minutes and I still haven't understood that sentence.
16:37 * Tamber pelts kourbou with spoons.
16:37
< kourbou>
spork*
16:37
< kourbou>
That way if you need to stab something, the option is there.
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16:43
<&McMartin>
"Runcible Spoon" is an old nonsense phrase that was ultimately assigned to the spork.
16:44
< kourbou>
Oh xD
16:44
< kourbou>
Haha.
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17:31
<&jerith>
http://exercism.io/ is pretty neat.
17:32
< kourbou>
I read exorcism.io xD
17:32
<@Tamber>
So did I. Not sure whether or not that'd be an improvement.
17:32
<@Namegduf>
I was thinking some kind of aerobics based exorcism, relating to coding somehow.
17:32
< kourbou>
Haha
17:37
< kourbou>
jerith: what does it do exactly?
17:38
< [R]>
Looks like it's a code-based social network where you actually discuss the code.
17:38
< kourbou>
Oh, nice.
17:38
<&jerith>
Project Euler with code review, essentially.
17:39
< kourbou>
I don't like the way it's trying to send me to hell but sure xD
17:40
<&jerith>
I'm running through the OCaml exercises at the moment.
17:41
< kourbou>
Oki.
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< kourbou>
Heyo,
21:05
< Meatyhandbag>
hi
21:05
< kourbou>
'Sup?
21:07
< Meatyhandbag>
nuthin
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