L3[10:14:19] <Caitlyn> o/

L4[10:14:30] <dangranos> \o

L5[10:14:45] <Caitlyn> K... so what OS is the box that will run the IRCd?

L6[10:15:31] <Lizzy> Caitlyn, do you know if you can overwrite <link> blocks after they've been made? (i.e. giving the same name to two of them and the newest one taking priority)

L7[10:15:45] <Caitlyn> I've never tried...

L8[10:15:48] <Lizzy> hm

L9[10:16:01] <Caitlyn> I thought about trying that to resolve the lack of ipaddr tags..

L10[10:16:08] <Caitlyn> but it was easier just ot add them for the 3 hubs

L11[10:16:54] <Lizzy> i was just thinking of ways to have failover/load balancing on/for ender

L12[10:17:01] <Caitlyn> dangranos, the reason I ask is... we use gnuTLS for server connections...

L13[10:17:11] <Caitlyn> and getting gnutls working under windows is a bitch

L14[10:17:23] <Lizzy> eww, ircd on windows

L15[10:17:38] <Caitlyn> lol

L16[10:17:47] <Caitlyn> bast almost had an IRCd...

L17[10:17:52] <Lizzy> ?

L18[10:17:55] <Caitlyn> untill I realized gnutls on winderps sucks

L19[10:17:58] <Caitlyn> bast is my mail server

L20[10:18:06] <Lizzy> ah

L21[10:18:08] <Caitlyn> windows 2012 r2 datacenter

L22[10:19:13] <Caitlyn> https://wiki.inspircd.org/GnuTLS_SSL_Module_Under_Windows

L23[10:19:16] <Caitlyn> i said nop

L24[10:19:49] <dangranos> currently nothing

L25[10:19:50] <Lizzy> \o/ (not related to the current topic of this channel)

L26[10:20:00] <dangranos> but i want arch on it

L27[10:20:16] <Caitlyn> k, arch will just need gnutls bin gnutls-dev and pkg-config

L28[10:20:51] <Caitlyn> we don't run any custom modules anymore, so a stock inspircd 2.0.18 will work and I'll have to setup configs for you when you're ready to link

L29[10:21:58] <dangranos> i still need to get sd card and open ports (actually i need to ask dad to do it, because only he has router password, for now)

L30[10:22:46] <Caitlyn> well... standard ports are 6660-6669, 6697, 7510, and 8081

L31[10:23:01] <Caitlyn> though the last 2 aren't really required..

L32[10:23:31] <Caitlyn> since you won't be accepting inbound server connections

L33[10:23:40] <Lizzy> Caitlyn, i just thought of something, if we're having non 24/7 servers on the network and they can connect from dynamic IP addresses we can tell them to point to the RR address or something

L34[10:24:01] <Caitlyn> What do you mean?

L35[10:24:03] <dangranos> oh, am i have a dynIP

L36[10:24:06] <Lizzy> also context for the \o/ i did a little bit ago http://i.imgur.com/j809gpr.png

L37[10:24:16] <Caitlyn> Nice

L38[10:24:30] <dangranos> 32GB?

L39[10:24:35] <Lizzy> yeah

L40[10:24:42] <dangranos> thats kinda a lot for rpi

L41[10:24:54] <Caitlyn> dangranos, do you have a dynamic dns service or anything? Cause I'll have to map a subdmain to you

L42[10:24:57] <Lizzy> not really, i'll end up using it as a low power computer

L43[10:25:45] <dangranos> Caitlyn, nope, though i can ask (again, and again) parents to get a damn static IP from ISP

L44[10:25:48] <Lizzy> brb need to go do a few things

L45[10:28:47] <Caitlyn> sorry had to change little one...

L46[10:29:20] <Caitlyn> dangranos, no need for a static ip, the dynamic is ok. I run a DynDNS setup so if need be you can use it.. I just have to finish the new update client

L47[10:30:07] <dangranos> but *I* want a static ip .-.

L48[10:31:49] <Caitlyn> lol :p

L49[10:32:10] <Caitlyn> well most ISPs charge for that kind of thing... around here anyway

L50[10:32:15] <dangranos> same

L51[10:32:23] <Caitlyn> you have to move up to a business account to get one from my iSP

L52[10:32:35] <dangranos> though we got a free static ip for a while

L53[10:32:56] <dangranos> some man set it to static on ISP router i guess

L54[10:33:23] <dangranos> huh

L55[10:34:00] <dangranos> they say about per-period payment but not about cost