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1213684699 A * LuckyLuke 'morning
1213685740 M * Supaplex dude, where's the memo?
1213685802 M * LuckyLuke ?
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1213704606 M * LuckyLuke daniel_hozac: regarding the fixes you applied yesterday (the mmap=-1 stuff), do you plan to put out a new release of util-vserver soon? if not, can you provide me a patch against 0.30.215 or tell me where are the places I have to correct? thanks.
1213704639 M * daniel_hozac http://svn.linux-vserver.org/projects/util-vserver/changeset/2718
1213704650 M * LuckyLuke that's great, thanks.
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1213704753 M * LuckyLuke I'm writing right now a bug report for gentoo bugzilla regarding the mmap() stuff. I put together a quick test script using the mmap_test.c from dietlibc. Checked some other archs but x86 and x86_64 seem ok -iirc you told me this is a parisc issue? I can test on alpha and a friend on ppc, do you think it is worth?
1213704898 M * LuckyLuke (I'm of course speaking about dietlibc and not util-vserver now)
1213704913 M * daniel_hozac not really. parisc is the only one with different syscall functions.
1213704980 M * LuckyLuke even alpha is more 'standard' than parisc? :)
1213705003 M * daniel_hozac apparently.
1213705019 M * LuckyLuke cool. Think Different (c) 
1213705020 M * LuckyLuke :)
1213705031 M * LuckyLuke we even have stacks growing up!
1213705589 M * LuckyLuke FYI, dietlibc mmap() bug filed in gentoo: http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=227793
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1213707041 J * yang yang@yang.netrep.oftc.net
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1213707751 M * LuckyLuke 2
1213707798 M * LuckyLuke ups, sorry :)
1213707908 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl
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1213708112 M * Bertl morning folks!
1213708163 M * Bertl LuckyLuke: as long as the stack does not start where the heap is :)
1213708273 M * LuckyLuke Bertl: I'm not too much into the details, I just know that hppa is one of few archs with stacks growing up....
1213708332 M * Bertl yeah, I know, was just kidding ...
1213708357 M * LuckyLuke :)
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1213708473 M * LuckyLuke any better contact for dietlibc upstream than web@fefe.de ?
1213708474 M * Bertl LuckyLuke: btw, if you are looking for strange architectures, have a look at ia64 :)
1213708496 M * Bertl LuckyLuke: yes, contact fefe directly (not his web-folder)
1213708500 M * LuckyLuke Bertl: ia64 doesn't have a good price/performance ratio for me :)
1213708509 M * LuckyLuke Bertl: how can I do that?
1213708531 M * LuckyLuke (I would prefer not to subscribe yet another mailinglist, if possible)
1213708616 M * Bertl use felix-dietlibc or dietlibc @ (and the above)
1213708754 M * LuckyLuke thanks
1213709666 M * Bertl LuckyLuke: can you get me an account on one of your parisc machines (user account, that is) to test something with the dietlibc? (my parisc is somewhere hidden in a box :)
1213709780 M * Bertl or was the issue resolved in the meantime?
1213709899 J * trippeh atomt@uff.ugh.no
1213710882 M * LuckyLuke Bertl: it's not solved and I look forward to solve it so I can start playing with linux-vserver. I'll set up an account for you later today as soon as I have time. the machine is on 24/7.
1213710983 M * LuckyLuke Bertl: dietlibc@ is the ml and won't let me write (not subscribed). sent mail to fefe-dietlibc@ and it didn't bounce so far. The problem has not been solved but reported also in gentoo: http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=227793
1213711031 M * Bertl well, let me know when I have an account, I can try to fix it then ...
1213711120 M * LuckyLuke yep. right now I'm working on other things I'll do that later today. And also right now that poor system is at load > 5 (that's still the single cpu system) so it's sloooooow.
1213711123 M * LuckyLuke :)
1213711220 M * Bertl np .. my schedule is quite tight today too
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1213714146 J * cryptronic ~oli@p54A3AFDD.dip0.t-ipconnect.de
1213714173 M * LuckyLuke FYI, the dietlibc mmap issue doesn't change when upgrading to gcc-4.3.1 - but I didn't expect it to do so.
1213714292 M * Bertl neither did I :)
1213714299 M * pisco hi, i had a following issue: i tried to run a NVIDIA*.run package on a vserver enabled Kernel.
1213714337 M * pisco got a messg from the installer similar to : not possible on a xen kernel
1213714376 J * mrfree ~mrfree@host1-89-static.40-88-b.business.telecomitalia.it
1213714425 M * pisco seems like that the nvidia drivers can't handle that
1213714454 M * pisco anyone some experiences?
1213714456 M * Bertl well, did you configure your kernel for xen?
1213714536 Q * mrfree 
1213714580 M * pisco Hmm, i had tookk the old config from an installed non-xen kernel via make oldconfig
1213714584 J * dowdle ~dowdle@scott.coe.montana.edu
1213714590 M * pisco it was a debian non-xen kernel
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1213714641 M * Bertl well, I'm pretty sure that Linux-VServer doesn't add any 'Xen' configs or so
1213714674 M * pisco some xen features somewere in the config activated, f.e. in the networking section. but does it hurt?
1213714777 M * Bertl you have to ask nvidia about that ... it's their proprietary driver which seems to have problems with it, no?
1213714971 M * pisco Bertl: you're right. maybe some had similar experiencece here.
1213715006 M * pisco btw: i found an xen option:  Processor type and features                                                                                                     |   |       -> Paravirtualized guest support
1213715105 M * pisco than i wonder if xen is activated by default in an debian kernel (i took config-2.6.25-2-vserver-686 )
1213715376 M * Bertl for that, you have to ask the debian kernel maintainer(s)
1213715382 J * bfremon ben@lns-bzn-29-82-248-229-3.adsl.proxad.net
1213715386 M * Bertl (or check in the config yourself :)
1213715467 M * Bertl FYI: despite the fact, that I strongly recommend _not_ to use proprietary kernel drivers when stability or security is a concern, the nvidia and ati prorietary drivers work fine with a Linux-VServer patched kernel
1213715663 J * larsivi ~larsivi@169.80-202-217.nextgentel.com
1213715666 M * pisco Bertl: it's my testing environment. I like verserver as an environmemt with a small footprint. Thank you all for that ;)
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1213720814 N * DoberMann DoberMann[PullA]
1213721300 M * Bertl daniel_hozac: do you know, is the princeton machine down again?
1213721537 Q * bfremon Ping timeout: 480 seconds
1213722366 M * daniel_hozac hmm. it might not have been powered up since the power outage.
1213722437 M * daniel_hozac do you have iLO access?
1213722442 M * Bertl okay, will take care of that ...
1213722469 M * Bertl btw, did I mention that I reall _love_ to fight with the iLO crap?
1213722486 M * daniel_hozac hehe, i recall something along those lines, yes... :-)
1213723084 M * pmjdebruijn Bertl: why crap?
1213723112 M * pmjdebruijn some features are windows only... but the important stuff just wor
1213723115 M * pmjdebruijn works8
1213723119 N * Guest437 Genghis
1213723151 M * Bertl pmjdebruijn: well, let me put it this way, the 'remote console' via the web browser is java and doesn't really work
1213723152 N * Genghis Guest444
1213723164 M * pmjdebruijn Bertl: weird, it work fine or me
1213723180 M * Bertl pmjdebruijn: and the console access, with the so called 'virtual serial console' doesn't handle anything properly
1213723184 M * pmjdebruijn Bertl: could be worse... It could have been ActiveX
1213723194 M * Bertl i.e. you get a messed up screen with strange patterns
1213723207 A * pmjdebruijn has only used the remote console
1213723215 M * pmjdebruijn I think my iLO doesn't have the virtual serial console
1213723237 M * Bertl it probably has, but it'S not easy to activate it in the first place
1213723245 M * pmjdebruijn could be
1213723275 A * ard has 2 spare portmasters...
1213723275 M * pmjdebruijn most IPMI based serial consoles are crap as well
1213723278 M * pmjdebruijn so it's the lesser amongst evils
1213723287 M * ard anything that needs java to do serialconsole is worthless...
1213723292 M * Bertl they are so 'proud' of their sucky java applet ... *sigh*
1213723307 M * pmjdebruijn it's an especially ugly Java app indeed
1213723320 M * ard we switched to doing serial console over ipmi...
1213723335 M * pmjdebruijn ard: what server brand?
1213723344 M * ard dell, starting from 1950
1213723346 M * pmjdebruijn ah
1213723358 M * pmjdebruijn do you see your BIOS with that then?
1213723363 M * ard pretty ok... the serial console was already pretty decent
1213723365 M * ard yes...
1213723369 M * pmjdebruijn ok
1213723373 M * ard we can turn on/off and fix bios :-)
1213723377 M * pmjdebruijn cool
1213723387 M * ard but the first time we have to fix the settings :-(
1213723401 M * pmjdebruijn yes, it's pick your poison
1213723419 M * ard we used to have cyclade alterpaths and some weird remote power boot
1213723439 M * ard eh, have.... we just switched, so we still use cyclades...
1213723468 M * ard But we discovered some bugs in the firmware... around 2006...
1213723472 M * pmjdebruijn the nice thing about my iLO that I can be supported by a completely seperate power supply
1213723480 M * pmjdebruijn besides the two onboard PSUs
1213723484 M * ard ah
1213723521 A * pmjdebruijn has a RiLOE II (ancient)
1213723522 M * ard we order every server with a single PSU, and if they deliver with 2 or more, we remove the extra PSU 's :-)
1213723538 M * pmjdebruijn *eeeek*
1213723551 M * pmjdebruijn ard: you don't care about uptime?
1213723558 M * ard it's dell...
1213723562 M * daniel_hozac lol.
1213723565 M * ard we have servers > 800 days uptime
1213723575 M * pmjdebruijn still...
1213723592 M * pmjdebruijn ard: if you have enough of them... sooner of later... something _will_ break
1213723596 M * ard and 2 times a PSU burned down, one on arrival, and one really during production...
1213723607 M * pmjdebruijn early*?
1213723635 M * ard a power port really is more expensive than having a spare server
1213723644 M * ard ( > 300 servers or so :-) )
1213723655 M * pmjdebruijn oh well
1213723669 M * pmjdebruijn ard: if you consider it added value... yes
1213723679 M * pmjdebruijn here, two power ports are standard
1213723713 M * ard well, to be honoust: disks are going at a much faster rate... So a spare server is better than a HA server ;-)
1213723757 M * pmjdebruijn ard: hot spare disk+cold spare disks+2 PSUs+spare PSU+spare server trumps :)
1213723798 M * ard Hmmm... our data needs prevent having hot and cold spare disks...
1213723806 M * pmjdebruijn huh?
1213723817 M * pmjdebruijn anyway, we try to keep to only 1 or 2 server types
1213723828 M * ard Well, needing > 500G is not unusual...
1213723829 M * pmjdebruijn keeping spares is not that expensive
1213723840 M * daniel_hozac 500G is the default now.
1213723849 M * daniel_hozac :-)
1213723850 M * ard ah, you mean in the closet...
1213723854 M * ard eh on the shelf...
1213723862 M * pmjdebruijn ard: for the cold spare yes
1213723865 M * Bertl what about the spare reality?
1213723869 M * ard we even had a $9000 GPS clock on the shelf... for 10 years...
1213723877 M * pmjdebruijn ard: not every machine has a hot spare btw
1213723899 M * pmjdebruijn only a few actually
1213723912 M * ard I can imagine a few large database servers...
1213723932 M * pmjdebruijn our really important stuff is on a SAN
1213723971 M * ard different shops, different needs ;-)... We phased out all our SAN usage (which was forced onto us)
1213723986 M * pmjdebruijn well they're expensive
1213723998 M * ard and slow...
1213724013 M * pmjdebruijn ard: depends on the workload... and which SAN
1213724019 M * ard but if your data is important, it might be the way to go...
1213724024 M * pmjdebruijn ard: which SAN did you have?
1213724031 M * pmjdebruijn well, which storage backend?
1213724056 M * ard That's from another internal department... IBM something ESS or so, and later fibrechannel
1213724073 M * pmjdebruijn oh, you used to use a proprietary bus?
1213724075 M * pmjdebruijn anyway
1213724078 M * ard We used it for online backups
1213724081 M * pmjdebruijn we have some fibrechannel gear
1213724105 M * pmjdebruijn but most low-end FC gear is very slow
1213724110 M * ard Now we have our own storage servers ( about 17T )
1213724119 M * pmjdebruijn NAS style stuff?
1213724134 M * pmjdebruijn oh well... gotta run... 
1213724136 M * ard well, the SAN people here weren't really cluefull... so that's the biggest problem
1213724142 M * ard O/~
1213724408 M * Bertl btw, the java applet for the remote console is still loading ... I wonder if it will finish today :)
1213724513 M * ard heheh :-)
1213724543 A * ard thought that aliot.debian.org also has some kind of nice java aplet...
1213724545 M * ard eh
1213724546 M * ard alioth
1213724602 M * ard http://217.196.41.9/~ard/pics/2007-07-10/IMG_4256.html that one
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1213726439 P * neoark 
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1213729366 M * LuckyLuke Bertl: ping?
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1213729625 M * Bertl LuckyLuke: pong
1213729983 J * m_o_d ~m_o_d@host-80.54.30.252.ltv.pl
1213730062 M * Bertl okay, off to bed now ... have to get up early tomorrow ..
1213730067 N * Bertl Bertl_zZ
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1213738734 J * Beuc ~yo@82.238.35.175
1213738889 M * Beuc Hey. I installed vs2.3 and the source IP has changed for internal network traffic. This breaks some of my amavis/postfix configuration. How is it meant to work? Currently it uses, for source IP, the main eth0 IP, which is not available to the vserver..
1213738954 M * daniel_hozac hmm?
1213739034 M * Beuc e.g. postfix connects to 127.0.0.1:10025 in a vserver that is restricted to 192.168.10.12; the source IP for that connection is the public IP 91.121.x.y
1213739074 M * Beuc (so amavis complains that the public IP is not authorized)
1213739100 M * daniel_hozac sounds like you have some overzealous NAT rules.
1213739125 M * daniel_hozac 2.3 has the automatic lback support that you can enable in the kernel.
1213739133 M * daniel_hozac this gives each guest their own 127.0.0.1.
1213739144 M * Beuc I compiled with this option
1213739172 M * LuckyLuke Beuc: I found an option about that today configuring a vs2.2 kernel, but that option wasn't under "Linux Vserver"
1213739184 M * LuckyLuke ah ok.
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1213739218 M * daniel_hozac Beuc: so, modify your SNAT to not apply to traffic on -o lo.
1213739220 M * Beuc daniel_hozac: I have a SNAT rule for traffic that is not 192.168.10.x - I guess that's the overzealous one :)
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1213739913 M * Beuc Good, everything works fine now :)
1213739959 M * Beuc Previously (in 2.2) the source IP was '127.0.0.1' instead of '192.168.10.12'. This is hard to follow :p
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