947000+ entries in 0.667s
mod6: oh bummer,
this is pretty funnay
benkay: some of us are
trying
to i now understand
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benkay: i
thought we were evolving past debt-based economies
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mod6: dub: hmm. yeah i guess us and cc have
they're own
tld servers.
mircea_popescu: confirms
that Chase Bank's website has indeed been hacked
dub: but I'm seeing 25% PL
to
them
too
mod6: what's strange is
that even if
they're blasting his NS's and
trying
to poison
them,
that shouldn't effect
the gltd??
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ticker for
that
three-letter currency code. It is up
to you
to make sure
that
the
three letter code you enter is a valid (1 more message)
dub: I
think his ns are just gettign hit
mod6: mpexbot is still working as far as I can
tell...
mod6: they both have
the same NS entries
mod6: same
thing with
this: dig @a.cctld.us mpex.co ANY
mod6: someone is doing something funny
though
mod6: dig @a.cctld.us polimedia.us ANY << so if you dig here, you get
the forward zone, its just
the gtld-servers
that don't return a valid pointer
dub: suffice
to say you have engineered yourself a spiffing spof
there
dub: its been a long
time since I gave a shit about dns so I cannot elucidate
gigatube: Call
the system administrator!
jborkl: ok back up on all ip
tried
mircea_popescu: somebody fucked up
their dns best i can determine atm.
dub: for me
there is no 'glue' in
the root
dub: anyone
this doesnt work for do: dig +trace polimedia.us
dub: but only after someone asks
them
dub: mircea_popescu:
they will cache
them for however long you instruct
them
to,
then
they will have
to ask you again
pgp: Imbujorate
trenuri
te-or ocoli
tiptil
mircea_popescu: dub ns1/2 are registered as ns's
tho, pretty much every dns server should know
them by ip
mircea_popescu: if some user gets his dns fucked up and can't resolve
that server
pgp: btw 174.127.72.233/mpex.co/ seems
to resolve
to random MP musings...
dub: if I cant resolve soa for polimedia.us im not goign
to be able
to ask ns1/2.polimedia.us how
to get
there
dub: your problem is
the soa is unreachable
mircea_popescu: not clear if intentional or accidental, if directed at mpex or just affecting some users, but
the dns's are borkt.
mircea_popescu: if you update your dns
to have mpex.co resolve
there you're good
to go.
dub: um I don't
think
thats
teh right question
pgp: although lumping in "former housewives" (or should it just be former wives) in with blacks, jew, mason and... english does strike me as subtly genius on a level
that I'm not quite sure I understand....
mircea_popescu: dub best i can
tell
there's some dns poisoning going on
dub: you should stick some soa elsewhere so we can at least
tell when you're gettign dosed
mircea_popescu: anyway, i've
told sysadmin ppls, see what
they come up with
pgp: I'm sure google isn't capturing
the nuance of message...
pgp: the google
translator has
the article beginning with "May be
the reasons explained when
talking about behavioral deviations , or if it is not of course a conspiracy of blacks, Jews, Masons, English and former wives . It is
true
that I lean
toward
the first explanation, "What do I know?"
smickles: text only? you're looking at
the site as intended
Bugpowder: 172.127.72.233 loads for me...
text only, but
the /mpex does not
midnightmagic: maybe iran screwed
their bgp advertisements up again
smickles: my cali
traceroute didn't look special
smickles: midnightmagic: i'm so noob on
this
topic, i don't even know
mircea_popescu: 2
Timed out 1 0 4.69.145.204 ae-4-90.edge2.dallas3.level3.net
Bugpowder: Actually,
the DC Level 3 ip
tried for 50 secondes
then sent it
thru Dallas, where it also failed.
midnightmagic: mircea_popescu: Do you have access
to a looking glass?
midnightmagic: mircea_popescu:
That might just be cached. (the whois part)
midnightmagic: mircea_popescu: My
traceroute is from northern california..
pgp: just sayin' - can't get
to website...
trying
to offer datapoint from nyc area...
midnightmagic: mircea_popescu: It's not normal for a
traceroute
to fail
to
traverse..
midnightmagic: mpex.ws doesn't resolve. same with mpex.bz, and.. hrm.. 216.182.224.87 (216.182.224.87) for
the coinbr proxies.
pgp: proxies don't seem
to work
mircea_popescu: midnightmagic
that's normal, it's
the
top level router of
the dc
pgp: mp -
that doesn't work either
midnightmagic: mircea_popescu:
traceroute ends at 173.192.118.141 ( po2.fcr02.sr02.dal05.networklayer.com )
smickles: mpexbot's load average is up
to 0.08
smickles: mircea_popescu: are you seeing
this?
smickles: weird,
they are both up for me
jborkl: they are both down,404.doesnt matter
to me but just
to let you know
pgp: not a problem for me right now, just noting
that website it inaccessible...
smickles: pgp: if you're still having issues with
the websites, use assbot or mpexbot
smickles: and mpex proper is still
there
kakobrekla: thes end of
the world once per week on
these exchanges
pgp: book finally uncrossed... more lag
than gox?
mircea_popescu: which isn't
the dorks in
the pic nor anything named
tradehill
pgp: are
those sell orders @ 50 supposed
to be AON orders or something - still doesn't make sense...
kakobrekla: Please email us at claim@tradehill.com and I will put you in
touch with
the person doing payouts for
the old company
pgp: cleaned out
their book , I see... My, my, what DEEP pool of liquidity
they have...
pgp: I'm embarassed for
them...
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to
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