1221955290 J * ikorvine ~ikorvine@anonymous.vaninollc.com
1221955316 M * ikorvine hey can someone lend me a hand, how can I create /dev/initctl for use with a djbdns vserver
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1221955684 J * almak ~almak@proxy-sjc-1.cisco.com
1221956325 M * Bertl ikorvine: hmm, isn't that supposed to be created by init?
1221956531 M * ikorvine Bertl: quite possibly, init is running tho
1221956537 M * ikorvine and there is no initctl in /dev
1221956574 M * Bertl well, you can 'copy' it from the host, but it is a pipe
1221956592 M * ikorvine ah hmm
1221956592 M * Bertl i.e. if nothing is connected to it, it won't help you much
1221956597 M * ikorvine yea
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1221961044 M * Bertl ~okay, off to bed now .. have a good one everyone!
1221961052 N * Bertl Bertl_zZ
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1222001314 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl_oO
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1222020749 J * vserveruser ~ben@cpc3-stre3-0-0-cust635.bagu.cable.ntl.com
1222020753 M * vserveruser Hi gues
1222020755 M * vserveruser *guys
1222020786 M * vserveruser I'm having a little bother with my vservers, most notably my mail one, which will run for around 24 hours, then the network adaptor will just disappear
1222020802 M * vserveruser I'm running 2.6.26-bpo.1-vserver-686
1222020824 M * Bertl_oO network adapters do not disappear suddenly :)
1222020826 M * vserveruser A `vserver mail reboot`, fixes it - but this is far from ideal
1222020832 M * vserveruser trust me, it does
1222020842 M * Bertl_oO trust me, it doesn't :)
1222020870 M * Bertl_oO first, a default guest does not have _any_ access to the network interfaces
1222020874 M * vserveruser a list of the current ethernet adapters will just show the loopback
1222020897 M * Bertl_oO second, all address adding/removing happens on the host
1222020905 M * vserveruser The host operates fine
1222020916 M * vserveruser its inside the vserver itself, its eth0 just disappears
1222020924 M * vserveruser running ifup eth0 gives an error
1222020926 M * Bertl_oO so, my guess is that something on the host 'decides' to restart one of your interfaces
1222020947 M * Bertl_oO maybe ifplugd or so? and thus the ip assigned to the guest 'disappears'
1222020947 M * vserveruser any logs I could check to confirm this
1222020978 M * Bertl_oO once the ip is gone (i.e. not assigned to the interface) the interface will not be visible anymore (inside the guest)
1222020998 M * daniel_hozac /var/log/messages on the host.
1222020999 M * Bertl_oO check /var/log/messages on the host
1222021002 M * daniel_hozac my bet would be dhclient.
1222021005 M * Bertl_oO :)
1222021034 M * daniel_hozac or, well, it's Debian, so /var/log/syslog is probably better.
1222021034 M * vserveruser last log in there is from sep 12th
1222021053 M * vserveruser in both
1222021069 M * vserveruser and the date is correct on the server
1222021113 M * daniel_hozac so you don't use DHCP?
1222021157 M * Bertl_oO a flakey network line can cause that (with ifplugd) too
1222021170 M * vserveruser no, ips are static in /etc/network/interfaces
1222021177 M * daniel_hozac yeah, true.
1222021186 M * daniel_hozac so make sure they're auto and not allow-hotplug.
1222021216 M * vserveruser auto eth0:4
1222021216 M * vserveruser iface eth0:4 inet static
1222021216 M * vserveruser   address   89.XXX.XXX.XXX
1222021216 M * vserveruser   netmask   255.255.255.0
1222021233 M * daniel_hozac so they're _all_ auto, even eth0?
1222021238 M * vserveruser yeah
1222021251 M * vserveruser auto lo
1222021251 M * vserveruser iface lo inet loopback
1222021251 M * vserveruser # The primary network interface
1222021251 M * vserveruser auto eth0
1222021251 M * vserveruser iface eth0 inet static
1222021252 M * vserveruser         address   89.16.177.95
1222021260 M * vserveruser etc
1222021485 M * vserveruser any thoughts?
1222021516 M * vserveruser I don't have to reset networking on the host, simply resetting the vhost does the trick
1222021550 M * daniel_hozac the host's IPs are taken care of by the host, guest IPs are taken care of by util-vserver.
1222021554 M * daniel_hozac unless you're using nodev.
1222021563 M * vserveruser ...no dev?
1222021726 M * daniel_hozac i'd take that as a no :)
1222021737 M * vserveruser I don't know what nodev is
1222021750 M * daniel_hozac is (r)syslogd running on the host?
1222021768 M * vserveruser I would imagine so
1222021784 M * daniel_hozac the default Debian install will log something every 20 minutes to messages.
1222021811 M * daniel_hozac so no entries since september 12th suggests something's broken.
1222021855 M * vserveruser apt-get install rsyslogd ? then
1222021865 M * daniel_hozac i would hope it's already installed.
1222021876 M * vserveruser nope :(
1222021884 M * vserveruser its installed now
1222021884 M * daniel_hozac and neither is sysklogd?
1222021896 M * vserveruser nope
1222021899 M * vserveruser installed now too
1222021910 M * daniel_hozac ... you can only use one of them.
1222021916 M * vserveruser lol
1222021925 M * vserveruser which is better
1222021941 Q * derjohn_foo Ping timeout: 480 seconds
1222021982 M * daniel_hozac rsyslog is the "newer" one, but i don't think it differs significantly from sysklogd.
1222022012 M * vserveruser so next time something out of the ordinary happens...
1222022018 M * vserveruser i take it i need to check the error logs
1222022028 M * daniel_hozac that is always a good idea...
1222022035 M * vserveruser right :(
1222022045 M * vserveruser i'll come back in 24hrs when it bombs again
1222022051 M * vserveruser thanks mate!
1222022070 M * daniel_hozac you're welcome!
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1222025879 J * ntrs_ ~ntrs@77.29.74.0
1222026142 M * snooze what defines where the vservers.conf is placed? and is the conf actually needed? all i have inside is BACKGROUND=no
1222026187 M * daniel_hozac that's a legacy file.
1222026211 M * snooze so i could simply delete it? :)
1222026222 M * daniel_hozac if you're not using the legacy stuff, yes.
1222026231 M * snooze what would the legacy stuff be?
1222026250 M * daniel_hozac /etc/vservers/<guest>.conf
1222026277 M * snooze each one has a dir
1222026308 Q * ntrs__ Ping timeout: 480 seconds
1222026311 M * daniel_hozac then you're not using the legacy configurations.
1222026327 M * snooze :)
1222026329 M * snooze thanks
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1222026979 J * cryptronic ~oli@p4FD2FA2E.dip.t-dialin.net
1222028001 J * wam ~wam@p5B2FF074.dip.t-dialin.net
1222028033 M * wam Why are there not kernel patches for newer kernel versions?
1222028254 M * Wonka not yet developed.
1222028265 M * daniel_hozac 2.6.27 is out already?
1222028284 M * snooze nope
1222028286 M * Wonka http://www.kernel.org/ says not
1222028304 M * daniel_hozac so what "newer kernel versions" is that in reference to?
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1222028344 M * Wonka newer than 2.6.22.19 maybe
1222028361 M * daniel_hozac the most recent patch is 2.6.26.5-vs2.3.0.35.6...
1222028404 M * Wonka http://vserver.13thfloor.at/Experimental/patch-2.6.26.5-vs2.3.0.35.6.diff is experimental and not linked on the linux-vserver.org front page...
1222028425 M * Wonka clear case of not reading properly, i'd say
1222028484 M * wam Wonka: I already used experimental releases. But why isn't this linked to the frontpage? Are there concerns about the stability?
1222028497 M * daniel_hozac it's not yet feature complete.
1222028505 M * Wonka that's what "experimental" could mean
1222028567 M * wam daniel_hozac: feature complete as "not all planned features included" or as "not all features as in the last version included"?
1222028593 M * daniel_hozac not all features have been ported to the newer kernels yet.
1222028598 M * wam ok
1222028647 M * wam I was just wondering, because there was some discussion some months ago, if linux will include code for virtualization and linux-vserver was contributing code. What I feared was that linux included some other virtualization code and linux-vserver is behind its time because it has to use that.
1222028918 J * derjohn_foo ~aj@p5B23E823.dip.t-dialin.net
1222030904 M * wam does anyone know about a project that uses linux-vserver in a cloud computing environment?
1222031573 J * jklblerf jkl@c-75-70-178-175.hsd1.co.comcast.net
1222031580 M * jklblerf good afternoon,
1222031591 M * jklblerf does anyone know how to disable the multicast flag inside a vserver?
1222031612 N * jklblerf jkl
1222032356 M * daniel_hozac what multicast flag?
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