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1210311511 M * Slydder morning all
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1210337083 M * marl anyone able to help me solve this one? using 2.6.25 with 0.30.215 running the testme script and i get 102 failed, what does it mean? i cant find any referance to the error codes on the site
1210338082 Q * marl Read error: Connection reset by peer
1210338178 P * s0undt3ch 
1210338385 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl
1210338389 M * Bertl morning folks!
1210338440 M * sannes morning :)
1210338784 M * JonB hi Bertl 
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1210340915 M * Pazzo Hi Bertl :o)
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1210341094 M * mauro__ Bertl, how is the patch going? If you prefer to send me an email once you know more instead of having me bother every friday, just send me a mail. I'll post the address in a private msg
1210341166 M * Bertl progress is fine, I've already created and tested a patch to find the pages in question
1210341181 J * marl ~marl@84.13.35.31
1210341190 M * marl anyone able to help me solve this one? using 2.6.25 with 0.30.215 running the testme script and i get 102 failed, what does it mean? i cant find any referance to the error codes on the site
1210341192 M * Bertl marl: what kernel patch version?
1210341210 M * marl sorry if anyone did try and respond to me earlier, but i got bombed out of irc :(
1210341229 M * Bertl mauro__: the next step is to rip that pages out from the kernel lists and actually start paging them out
1210341251 M * marl patch-2.6.25-vs2.3.0.34.9.diff
1210341377 M * marl oh just as a note, i know it sounds daft, but if someone gets all the tests failing, it may be worth just double checking that they are running the testme script as root! for once i tried to behave myselve and do everything as a regular users last night, and only relised this orning that the testme script was being run as an unprivaliged user!
1210341421 M * Bertl hehe, well, 102 is an IP isolation test, so that should not fail
1210341456 M * Bertl let's rerun the testme.sh with -vvv
1210341469 M * Bertl (and upload the output to paste.linux-vserver.org)
1210341508 M * marl ok, sounds REALY bizar, but it just ran with all OKs !!!!!!
1210341509 Q * JonB Ping timeout: 480 seconds
1210341524 M * marl i had run it 3/4 times before i posted in here and it kept failing on 102!
1210341552 M * Bertl strange .. well, it would be interesting to get a failure with -vvv captured
1210341575 M * marl ok, will do that if i get a fail again
1210341589 M * marl handt relised that u could to -vvv for the testme script
1210341613 M * marl if i added a check for root user to the script, can it be uploaded for everyone else?
1210341663 M * Bertl guess so, but you have to make it as simple as possible, the script is supposed to run on minimalistic test environments too
1210341705 M * Bertl (everything bash only should be fine though)
1210341752 M * Bertl i.e. $UID or $EUID :)
1210341757 J * mire ~mire@210-172-222-85.adsl.verat.net
1210341793 M * marl ok will see if i can edit it and get the details later on where to uplaod it
1210341825 M * Bertl provide a patch to the latest version, I'll incorporate it then
1210341837 M * marl ok
1210342288 M * mauro__ Bertl, ok, sounds good to me :) so you just write me a msg or an email once you need the machines and manpower for testing or should I ask again next friday?
1210342388 M * Bertl the friday is fine for me ... keeps some contact :)
1210342428 M * marl lol, proberly chase me next friday, im pulling my hair out with this setup at the moment :( spent 3 days trying to run a 2.6.22 kernel and getting realy strange download problems, sometimes files would be corupted sometimes not, by the looks of it it was someting witht the e1000 network driver :( hence having to go back and try and get 2.6.25 experimental to work :(
1210342492 M * Bertl hmm, e1000 works fine with 2.6.22.x here, 2.6.25 needs a new driver, e1000e IIRC
1210342498 M * marl i should have lernt by now, jsut to stick to the excact same hardware for all builds, not to try and upgrade to newer hardware :(
1210342578 M * marl was a very strange one, if i downloaded a file 10 times one after the other, id get 5-7 good downlaods and the rest corupted, do the same on another mahcine on the same network and it would be fine, move data from one machine to this new machine over the same network and no problems, jsut probs when downloading from the net
1210342637 M * Bertl hmm, and how do you explain that with the kernel and e1000 driver?
1210342654 M * marl ended up with a script that would downlaod 20 copies of a file formt he net, and md5sum them, and another that would move 20 x 1Gb files accross the network as well as 20 x 1Mb files, and md5sum them!
1210342684 N * pmenier_off pmenier
1210342753 M * marl went back to the dists kernel (incase i had done something wrong with the vs kerenel) same problem, move to the 2.6.25 kernel, no problems, as i have used the 2.6.22 kernel plenty of times before, it was ether a machine fault or a driver fault, machine works fine with newer kernel, so that seems to leave the e1000 driver
1210342781 J * dna_ ~dna@76-228-dsl.kielnet.net
1210343016 M * Bertl and you changed the hardware on that machine, but kept the same 2.6.22 kernel?
1210343040 M * marl couldnt change the hardware, onboard lans
1210343054 M * Bertl so when did that machine break?
1210343058 M * marl and couldnt get hold of usb lans on short notice
1210343066 M * marl it is a new machine
1210343076 M * marl just assembled end of last week
1210343089 M * Bertl i.c. well, ever though of a broken bios or so?
1210343093 M * Bertl *thought
1210343125 M * Bertl much more likely than a 2.6.22 e1000 bug, IMHO
1210343128 N * pmenier pmenier_off
1210343164 M * Bertl the only way to actually verify that it is caused by the e1000 driver would be to backport the changes from 2.6.25 to 2.6.22.x
1210343178 Q * dna Ping timeout: 480 seconds
1210343212 M * Bertl which shouldn't be too hard, because IIRC, intel still keeps an out-of-kernel tree
1210343325 M * marl so i should be able to just gab the e1000 code from the 2.6.25 kernel tree and put it int he 2.6.22 tree? (Bertl remmeber im cr*p at programming machines nowadays!)
1210343334 M * marl *grab
1210343403 M * Bertl well, actually I'd check with the intel site, and grab the out-of-kernel tree from there
1210343416 M * Bertl compile it and use the module instead of the kernel module
1210343416 M * marl ah ok :) thanks
1210343436 M * marl just waiting for this vserver build to compleate to see if it works
1210343614 M * marl :) it works!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1210343622 M * marl well so far anyway!
1210343622 M * marl lol
1210343874 J * JonB ~NoSuchUse@77.75.164.169
1210344116 M * marl OK, built a new guest, started it, and stoped it, rebooted the host, and now the guest wont start, somehow /var/run/vserver dir has disapeared :(
1210344152 M * Bertl well, directories do not disappear by themselves
1210344169 M * Bertl they usually get removed by overeager scripts or lost by filesystem corruption
1210344201 M * daniel_hozac you're using Ubuntu.
1210344207 M * marl yup
1210344219 M * daniel_hozac so, that's expected.
1210344226 M * marl lol thanks!
1210344241 M * marl have not had any probs with ubuntu before! :P
1210344242 M * daniel_hozac enable all the util-vserver initscripts, and you should be able to work around it.
1210344255 M * daniel_hozac everything Linux-VServer related is broken in Ubuntu.
1210344268 M * Bertl well, not just Linux-VServer related stuff
1210344279 M * Bertl dietlibc is broken too, for example
1210344324 M * marl fu*k, will it cause big probs with vservers?
1210344529 Q * mauro__ Ping timeout: 480 seconds
1210344815 M * Bertl well, not as long as you don't try to compile the tools on ubuntu
1210344827 M * Bertl AFAIK, using the debian packages there works reasonably fine
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1210345359 M * marl thanks
1210345757 J * mrfree ~mrfree@host248-177-dynamic.33-79-r.retail.telecomitalia.it
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1210351303 M * derjohn hi folks! if i want to split a large file (raw image) into several parts, 4 Gigs each, what shelltool would you recommend? I tried "cut", but this runs out of mem when processing 80GB image. I cannot use split, as the disk is full and i can only save 5*4GB to it. 
1210351413 J * edlinuxguru ~edlinuxgu@216.223.13.111
1210351455 M * Bertl so you want to cut it down while using at most one slice of additional disk space?
1210351505 M * Bertl probably your best bet is to use dd then, and start cutting off at the end
1210351574 M * derjohn dd ! yes, great idea !!!!!
1210351609 M * Bertl but carefully, you want to dd a slice, then write the first byte of the slice in the original
1210351615 A * derjohn should have thought about that himself, but was mind-blind ....  
1210351728 M * derjohn what do you mean with the first byte? I think i use skip and count in combination, nor ?
1210351742 M * Bertl you want to reduce the original, no?
1210351763 M * Bertl or do you have enough space for all slices now?
1210351982 M * derjohn yes, i wanto to reduce the original
1210352009 M * Bertl so, the simplest way to do that is to write a single byte at the location where you want to cut off the original
1210352019 M * Bertl (after you copied the slice from there :)
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1210352049 M * derjohn but i can copy the splitted slices around, delete them, and create new slices ...
1210352086 M * Bertl fine, if that helps you :)
1210352112 M * derjohn to the question is pretty interesting - there is no tool for splitting files on-the-fly by fiddeling arounf the inodes (i.e. without moving the data) ?
1210352122 M * derjohn yes, helps, thx !
1210352142 M * Bertl there is only one inode, if you split that, it could get tricky :)
1210352157 M * derjohn well, no experiments by now :)
1210352188 M * Bertl but no, I don't know any tool who would break down files on the filesystem level
1210352369 J * nkukard ~nkukard@196.212.73.74
1210352467 N * pmenier_off pmenier
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1210354016 M * marl can i just confirm that if i create a guest, tar up the contents of /vserver/guest1 i can then delete out /etc/vservers/test1 and use the tar as a template?
1210354048 M * Bertl yep, that should work (at least for the template build method)
1210354058 M * Bertl but make sure that you keep the numeric ids
1210354131 M * marl u mean when i create the tar file?
1210354142 M * Bertl yup
1210354151 M * marl thanks
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1210356925 M * emag is there a simple method of reflecting updates to .../vserver/<machine>/fstab bind mounts without restarting the vserver?
1210357000 M * Bertl except for manually doing the mount, no
1210357048 M * ard typing in vnamespace isn't that hard to do ;-)
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1210374229 J * saltbush ~donstewar@CPE-124-177-105-239.qld.bigpond.net.au
1210374286 M * Bertl welcome saltbush!
1210374438 Q * saltbush 
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1210376862 M * Bertl okay, off to bed now .. have a good one everyone!
1210376866 N * Bertl Bertl_zZ
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