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1243036843 J * imcsk8 ~ichavero@189.231.120.178
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1243038627 M * Bertl off to bed now ... have a good one everyone!
1243038632 N * Bertl Bertl_zZ
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1243041473 J * Net147 Net147@c211-30-18-226.rivrw2.nsw.optusnet.com.au
1243041607 M * Net147 is setting the hostname in a vserver supposed to change the hostname of the host system as well?
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1243042664 M * Marillion Net147: you mean in a guest, not host?
1243042719 M * Net147 I mean when I set the hostname in either the guest or host, it changes both
1243042803 M * Marillion Net147: it was created by installing the guest, after than, youediting it manuelly
1243042827 M * Marillion s/youediting/you editing
1243042865 M * Net147 yes, if I enter guest and run: hostname somehostname. then on the host I run: hostname and it says "somehostname".
1243042887 M * Net147 like the hostname is shared between both the host and guest
1243043014 M * Marillion host and and guest a diefferent systems, not the same, yes
1243043039 M * Net147 guest is running as a vserver context on host
1243043040 M * Marillion s/diefferent/different
1243043069 M * Marillion yes
1243043138 M * Net147 are they supposed to affect each other when changing hostame?
1243043146 M * Net147 s/hostame/hostname
1243043235 M * Marillion i don't understand what you want, sorry
1243043248 M * Net147 I want the guest to have a different hostname to the host
1243043274 M * Net147 if I try setting the hostname in the guest, the hostname in the host changes to be the same as in the guest
1243043290 M * Marillion  Marillion> | Net147: it was created by installing the guest, after than, you editing it manuelly
1243043324 M * Net147 manually?
1243043347 M * Marillion as in vi(m) or emacs
1243043379 M * Net147 is there problem with using hostname command to set the hostname?
1243043432 M * Marillion if you change the hostname in the guest, you must change on the host as in /etc/vserver
1243043441 M * Net147 I did
1243043476 M * Net147 in /etc/vservers/test/uts/nodename
1243043484 M * Marillion yes
1243043505 M * Net147 when I start the vserver, it changes the hostname of the host
1243043526 M * Marillion i don't believe it
1243043579 M * Net147 is that normal?
1243043624 M * Marillion isn't it
1243043675 M * Net147 # hostname - returns projectserver. # vserver test start. # hostname - returns test.
1243043690 M * Net147 I set hostname as test in /etc/vservers/test/uts/nodename
1243043754 Q * geb Quit: Quitte
1243045193 M * Net147 maybe I should try the stable release rather than experimental.... i'm using patch-2.6.29.2-vs2.3.0.36.12.diff
1243045217 M * Net147 the site did say "Let us know if anything is broken ..."
1243047065 Q * Net147 
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1243071740 J * Keeper longhorn40@94.51.229.242
1243071780 Q * Keeper 
1243073531 Q * cga Quit: got a DELL??? update you BIOS with http://github.com/cga/dellbiosupdate.sh/tree/master ;)
1243076598 M * zbyniu Marillion: .29 patch needs util-vserver .216 to solve hostname issue
1243077037 M * Marillion zbyniu: ah thanks for the information
1243078316 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl
1243078320 M * Bertl morning folks!
1243079392 M * ktwilight mornin' Bertl :)
1243082117 J * Keeper longhorn40@94.51.229.242
1243082125 M * Keeper Hi
1243082833 M * Keeper http://linux-vserver.org/util-vserver:Logging - Maybe put pts on the console?
1243083701 M * Bertl if you prefer that, why not .. I remember somebody putting each guest on a separate vc/vt
1243083922 M * Keeper Only now I have something that does not catch the details, I created the file /etc/vservers/guest/apps/init/tty as add /dev/tty1 but does not work
1243083996 M * Keeper I'm probably doing something wrong
1243084096 J * BenG ~bengreen@94-169-110-10.cable.ubr22.aztw.blueyonder.co.uk
1243084102 Q * BenG 
1243084428 M * Bertl Keeper: enter the guest, check /dev/console, try to write something to it
1243084496 M * Keeper Bertl: no fle /dev/console
1243084807 M * Keeper Work
1243084959 M * Keeper Bertl: 	I created the file /dev/console in the guest environment, and now works, thank you
1243085230 M * Bertl you're welcome!
1243085518 M * Keeper Bertl: It turns out that if the guest environments provide access to /dev/console all messages from all guest environments will be seen in the first console server host?
1243085833 M * Bertl if you make 'console
1243085850 M * Bertl yes, if you create console as a tty device, no
1243085902 M * Bertl the 'console' has c:5,1 tty5 has e.g. c:4,5
1243085930 M * Bertl so if you create /dev/console inside the guest as c:4,5, you'll get all the output to tty5
1243086422 M * Keeper Bertl: Now you can see through the Shell console, but only a fraction of messages
1243086514 Q * geb Quit: Quitte
1243086579 M * Keeper Bertl: Out a bit did not correctly
1243086757 M * Keeper Bertl: So in a way you can make VNC Console?
1243086826 M * Bertl you can use any device (which matches the basic requirements of a tty) to replace the console (and usually tty0 too)
1243086945 M * Keeper Bertl: Cool thought
1243087099 M * Keeper Bertl: It turns out that VServer virtually has no limits
1243087128 M * Bertl almost, yeah :)
1243087135 M * Bertl off for now .. bbl .. cza
1243087137 M * Bertl *cyz
1243087143 M * Bertl *cya
1243087148 N * Bertl Bertl_oO
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1243089266 M * Keeper cya
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1243102385 N * Bertl_oO Bertl
1243102388 M * Bertl back now ...
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1243104018 J * ghislainocfs2 ~Ghislain@adsl2.aqueos.com
1243104883 M * sid3windr I think I submitted the winning answer to the list :>
1243104892 M * sid3windr about the f-prot update :>
1243105277 N * Piet_ Piet
1243105919 M * Bertl maybe, we'll see ...
1243107542 M * sid3windr hehe
1243107558 M * sid3windr clamav has this problem too, but it indeed says "oh noes, out of diskspace" indeed
1243107585 M * sid3windr but somehow I think the thing grabbing the f-prot update is just something stupid, which indeed errors out when it can't write anymore, too, but without any extra info to give to the actual program :)
1243107589 M * sid3windr we'll see, indeed :)
1243107603 M * sid3windr (tmpfs for /tmp is nice, but 16M is very small)
1243107626 M * Bertl well, large files should go to /var/tmp IMHO
1243107655 M * Bertl or more important, no update tool should assume endless space in /tmp/
1243107701 M * sid3windr true that
1243107720 M * sid3windr but /tmp is like the alldefault place of "let's put something that I'm downloading" or so though :)
1243107740 M * sid3windr update tool should be able to download to memory anyway imo
1243107753 M * Bertl at lest it should be $TMP or $TMPDIR
1243107875 M * sid3windr they're empty for me.. ;)
1243107901 M * Bertl which is a sign of misconfiguration (maybe based on your distro)
1243107928 M * sid3windr but it's your favourite
1243107944 M * sid3windr debian =)
1243107950 M * Bertl :)
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1243111430 M * sid3windr hah, I was right :>
1243111580 J * imcsk8 ~ichavero@189.155.79.208
1243111784 J * ousado ~johnny@p5B3C1EF0.dip0.t-ipconnect.de
1243112036 M * Bertl congrats!
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1243112766 M * sid3windr so yes
1243112773 M * sid3windr the updater was written stupidly ;)
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