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Inching towards the break-even point in my mining operations...
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Edited the IP's to hide them, but each different series was a different number in the log. Aug 2 14:56:27 111-111-111-111 postfix/smtpd[13487]: disconnect from 222-222-222-222.dynamic.hinet.net[222.222.222.222]
Aug 2 14:59:47 111-111-111-111 postfix/anvil[13491]: statistics: max connection rate 1/60s for (smtp:222.222.222.222) at Aug 2 14:56:26
Aug 2 14:59:47 111-111-111-111 postfix/anvil[13491]: statistics: max connection count 1 for (smtp:222.222.222.222) at Aug 2 14:56:26
Aug 2 14:59:47 111-111-111-111 postfix/anvil[13491]: statistics: max cache size 1 at Aug 2 14:56:26
Aug 2 15:03:33 111-111-111-111 dhclient: DHCPREQUEST of 111.111.111.111 on eth0 to 555.555.555.555 port 67
Aug 2 15:03:33 111-111-111-111 dhclient: DHCPACK of 111.111.111.111 from 444.444.444.444
Aug 2 15:03:33 111-111-111-111 dhclient: bound to 111.111.111.111 -- renewal in 16846 seconds.
Aug 2 15:09:01 111-111-111-111 CRON[15086]: (root) CMD ( [ -x /usr/lib/php5/maxlifetime ] && [ -d /var/lib/php5 ] && find /var/lib/php5/ -type f -cmin +$(/usr/lib/php5/maxlifetime) -print0 | xargs -n 200 -r -0 rm)
Aug 2 15:17:01 111-111-111-111 CRON[16044]: (root) CMD ( cd / && run-parts --report /etc/cron.hourly)
Aug 2 15:39:01 333-333-333-333 CRON[18656]: (root) CMD ( [ -x /usr/lib/php5/maxlifetime ] && [ -d /var/lib/php5 ] && find /var/lib/php5/ -type f -cmin +$(/usr/lib/php5/maxlifetime) -print0 | xargs -n 200 -r -0 rm) This was the state of tail /var/log/syslog both before and after doing another /etc/init.d/mysql restart. |
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After a starting failure do:
tail /var/log/mysql.err
and check what's cooking with MySQL
After relogging into SSH, I tried that... nothing shows when I type that command. It just pulls up another prompt. After looking at what the command does, I pico'd into the .err file, and nothing is there. Is there another file I should check? These are the files in the /var/log/ directory: apache2 dbconfig-common kern.log messages.1 syslog.2.gz
apparmor debug kern.log.1 messages.2.gz syslog.3.gz
apt debug.1 kern.log.2.gz mysql syslog.4.gz
aptitude debug.2.gz landscape mysql.err syslog.5.gz
aptitude.1.gz dist-upgrade lastlog mysql.log syslog.6.gz
auth.log dmesg lpr.log mysql.log.1.gz syslog.7.gz
auth.log.1 dmesg.0 mail.err mysql.log.2.gz udev
auth.log.2.gz dmesg.1.gz mail.info mysql.log.3.gz ufw.log
boot dmesg.2.gz mail.info.1 mysql.log.4.gz user.log
boot.log dmesg.3.gz mail.info.2.gz mysql.log.5.gz vsftpd.log
btmp dpkg.log mail.log mysql.log.6.gz vsftpd.log.1
btmp.1 dpkg.log.1 mail.log.1 mysql.log.7.gz vsftpd.log.2
ConsoleKit faillog mail.log.2.gz news wtmp
daemon.log fontconfig.log mail.warn pycentral.log wtmp.1
daemon.log.1 fsck mail.warn.1 syslog
daemon.log.2.gz installer messages syslog.1
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Before anyone else starts ANOTHER thread about this, please realize that the UABB is already spearheading a legal and unbiased investigation into MyBitcoin.com but needs your support. Discussion about MyBitcoin.com is very healthy for the sharing of ideas and suggestions on how to tackle this very serious and difficult problem, but nothing will be done about it through forum posts.
Please start contributing to the actual investigation by adding your affidavit, attaching evidence of funds lost, and contributing to the fund to pay for international investigators. Thank you.
http://uabci.org/redmine/projects/mbci
I thought previous spammers were bad... 20+ posts saying the SAME THING? Stop, just stop. Anyone and everyone who cares about their bitcoins stuck in mybitcoin has seen or will see your post. They don't need to read it two dozen times. |
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what happens when you.... /etc/init.d/mysqld restart
Well, mysqld doesn't work, but changing that for mysql gets me this: Rather than invoking init scripts through /etc/init.d, use the service(8)
utility, e.g. service mysql restart
Since the script you are attempting to invoke has been converted to an
Upstart job, you may also use the restart(8) utility, e.g. restart mysql
But same result - it's not bringing me back to the # prompt. It's just kind of stuck now, and won't do anything no matter what I type until I reconnect. |
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512MB of ram... I'll have to check how much is actually being used atm.
If your just running apache + mysql then you should be alright. But if you are trying to run apache + mysql + bitcoind + pushpoold... you need atleast 756MB for the memory spikes for about 1-5 workers. Just apache + mysql + bitcoind. I looked, and mem usage is only 14%. I don't think that is the issue here... |
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The plus side is that you only need a password to unencrypt. I think sha256 is hashing although they are the same algorithm lengths(256).
So basically my idea is to do a bruteforce instead of literally cracking it.
Oh, yeah, that's a good point. Well, what you want to look for is an OpenCL AES cracker. Not sure if one exists, but maybe try some googling? Or maybe someone here has an idea... |
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I think cracking AES256 is about as difficult as cracking SHA256, which means you're gonna have to point your miner for the next several billion years before you get any results. Good luck.  |
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512MB of ram... I'll have to check how much is actually being used atm.
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I installed Ubuntu on a VPS, and then installed LAMP. After a few issues were sorted, everything seemed to be running fine. I restarted the server several times without any problems.
Then, I go to access my website this evening, and it seems to be having trouble. I thought it was something wrong with the VPS, so I restarted the server. Now MySQL won't start up, even though it is listed in the /etc/init.d/ folder. I even tried starting it manually with "service mysql start", which just seems to lock up the SSH session (it doesn't bring me back to the prompt after typing that).
Any ideas what's going on here? If I type "ps -e", it shows apache2 running, but not mysql.
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Megahashes? Depends on if you can figure out a way to use the markers as a makeshift abacus. Mousepotato, I feel the same way, but I really need the money to pay for extra expenses I've had come up recently, like a new alternator for my wife's car. Still need to take pictures, I've been working lots of extra hours recently, so I've been down on time. |
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Working... the only thing I was up to do before release the beta was to implement schedule and recurring payouts and admin accounts.
I may re-pick this project later on.
Awww, I am sad you decided to drop it. I appreciate the work - I'm going to be using the package as a starting point for one of the projects I am working on! |
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Is it working? Or close to working?
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I predict that the prediction made by the predictor will predict the prediction of the predictor's prediction before the predictor's prediction is predicted to be predicted.
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Ordered. I'll report back if the experience was worth it.  Please do. Even I want to open your envelope. I mean, it could be ANYthing. It could even be an envelope. An envelope in and envelope in an envelope...  Rooooofl... |
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I have a Magnavox Odyssey game system... testing the waters to see if anyone's interested, I haven't even taken any pictures of it yet. This is what it looks like though (taken from the internet):  What makes this system so special is that it is the very FIRST home video game console ever made. Ever. Before Atari and Commodore and all those other systems. It is highly sought-after by collectors, and will only become more so as it ages. Even though I have no pictures yet, I do have a video of it ponging. This is the actual system... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fADdpN_5Ucw&feature=player_embeddedIt includes both controllers, the game cable and video switchbox (converts to standard coax), the console itself, games 1,2,3,4,5,6,9,10, Percepts cards, Light Rifle/gun, most or all of the original accessories and overlays, the power adapter, and the original box and foam. It's a bit dirty, but in excellent shape. The contacts on the controllers need cleaning - one of them is especially twitchy moving the "paddle" around. You can clean the contacts with a simple 50/50 solution of water and rubbing alcohol. This is a 1972 run 1, serial 7371657. I had some trouble getting it working initially (it was scrolling vertically), but it turns out the whole problem was just the vertical frequency variable resistor needed to be adjusted. It is now working perfectly. Some have gone for as little as $128 on eBay, but they have been refurbs or later runs, and have not included as much in the way of accessories/games/etc. The light rifle alone is worth a pretty penny! Hoping for $300 in BTC or USD, but you can send me your best offer too.Listed it on eBay! Will accept payment in bitcoins or USD (or both).http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=150644985894&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT#ht_25620wt_1364 |
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Eugene, OR. Sorry, forgot to mention that bit of important information.
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HP 92 and HP 93.
Are these genuine HP cartridges or off-brands? And are they refills or brand new?
I dont know what they are until I start taking a look for myself. I was told its a very Very VERY large amount of ink for almost any type of printer. I will post full info once I know what is in there and so on. Ok thanks. I am told there is Hp 92 and HP93. How many would you like? I'll take all of them if it's a reasonable price and they are genuine, unused cartridges. |
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Or if one of you wants to call Pro-Lite, feel free to do so. I just don't want to do it from my workplace. |
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Can you provide further details as to what sort of cable would need to be purchased to make changes to the message? Also is there any software to do so?
RS232 Serial Port (COM PORT) is the computer side, and the sign side looks like a standard 6-pin RJ-11 (?). Whatever the 6-pin equivalent of RJ-45 is. I've seen lots of these types of cables used on UPS battery backups, and I would imagine you could just use a cable from one of those. I do not have any software with it though. Also, did some searching and found a PDF of the spec sheet and the manual for it. http://www.webstaurantstore.com/PDF/TruColorIIManual.pdfhttp://www.webstaurantstore.com/specsheets/PROLITETRUCOLORII.PDFI'll call up Pro-Lite when I'm not at work and see what it would take to get a remote and/or software for it. It sounds like the remote is the most common way to program the sign. |
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