1255392159 Q * bonbons Quit: Leaving 1255392615 Q * scientes_ Ping timeout: 480 seconds 1255392932 J * imcsk8 ~ichavero@189.155.80.33 1255393306 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl 1255393317 M * Bertl back now ... 1255393391 M * Bertl krushik: sounds about right ... feel like adding a wiki page with a generalized setup/explanation? 1255393560 M * krushik such wiki page would be useful 1255394759 M * Bertl then please go ahead, I'll have a look and comment on it ... maybe 'Sharing a Filesystem between Guests' would be a good title? 1255396738 M * Bertl daniel_hozac: did you get a glimpse on my patch for the file --bind mount feature yet? 1255396747 M * Bertl (maybe I missed some reply :) 1255396865 Q * FIChTe Ping timeout: 480 seconds 1255397000 J * FIChTe fichte@bashpipe.de 1255398025 Q * imcsk8 Quit: This computer has gone to sleep 1255401920 M * isodude I just made some bind-mounts =) 1255402056 M * isodude Oh, hurray, got my SAN up okay. Finally one must say o/ 1255402078 M * isodude though my vserver that will mount the drive won't catch the jive 1255402186 M * isodude ypbind keeps giving me hangups in the startup because portmap is in the wrong place in the lineup 1255402261 M * isodude well I was just wondering if nis inside wasn't meant to be rather outside in the vserver it should be 1255402291 M * isodude like the ol' wiki pages tell me to, but they seem not updated thouu 1255402345 M * isodude Never tried riming with that stuff before :D 1255402401 M * isodude Bertl: Are you awake? ;-) 1255402730 M * Bertl yup :) 1255402794 M * Bertl what's the problem with nis? 1255402858 J * saulus_ ~saulus@c193093.adsl.hansenet.de 1255402964 M * isodude portmap starts after nis, so nis can't start =) 1255402989 M * Bertl okay, but that's a problem with your distro, no? 1255403003 M * isodude now this is default behavior so I was wondering if I'm doing something wrong with my approach 1255403073 M * isodude saw something on the net about it but that was in woody, feels odd that its still there 1255403078 M * Bertl if it uses sysv runlevels, consider adjusting the sequence 1255403145 M * isodude yeah, I'm trying but either it won't start because of some RTLINK error or nis starts before it anyway. 1255403178 M * isodude But there isn't some easy way to control NIS from the vserver-commands / configfiles? 1255403217 M * Bertl why should there be .. it's an userspace thing and guest specific 1255403228 M * isodude Just making sure =) 1255403263 M * Bertl what does lsof -ni show inside the guest 1255403266 M * Bertl (please use paste.linux-vserver.org for everything longer than 3 lines) 1255403269 Q * SauLus Ping timeout: 480 seconds 1255403275 N * saulus_ SauLus 1255403297 M * isodude oh, neither portmap or ypbind is listening 1255403309 M * isodude have to start them manually.. 1255403349 M * Bertl so, what's the problem with portmap starting? 1255403484 M * isodude Had to put S10portmap inside rc3.d, then portmap started before nis. 1255403519 M * Bertl so a distro specific issue as expected 1255403526 M * isodude Tried to replicate the error I got with portmap but I couldn't, a fluke maybe. 1255403574 M * isodude It's the default on debian though, something I should add to the wiki? 1255403620 M * Bertl what's default on debian? 1255403635 M * isodude that portmap starts AFTER nis. 1255403674 M * Bertl well, then it probably doesn't work on debian either 1255403729 M * Bertl or how would it register with portmap _before_ it is started? 1255404068 M * isodude hm.. well, I'm checking through the init-files and nis says it's depending on network and portmap 1255404111 M * isodude I'm guessing that would make the init-script start portmap while trying to start nis. If all is well atleast 1255404118 Q * FIChTe Ping timeout: 480 seconds 1255404144 M * Bertl so probably just the sequence is wrong/broken and debian relies on a dependancy startup scheme (which you circumvent with sysv init style) 1255404169 M * Bertl I'd suggest to file a bug report to get the runlevel sequence fixed 1255404260 M * isodude My other debian install (older) has a S18portmap and S19nis compared to my vserver that has S18nis only. 1255404319 M * isodude So maybe it's the debootstrap that fails. 1255404325 M * isodude er 1255404329 M * isodude no 1255404422 J * FIChTe fichte@bashpipe.de 1255404977 M * isodude Oct 13 03:34:36 shell ypbind: Host name lookup failure 1255404979 M * isodude look at that =) 1255404999 M * isodude changed nis to ip-based and it fired away, still with host name lookup failure though. 1255405062 M * isodude resolv.conf has it's resolves though. 1255405229 M * isodude I did put in a ipv4 nameserver inside /etc/resolv.conf and it could resolv the domain properly. 1255405282 Q * hparker Quit: Read error: 104 (Peer reset by connection) 1255405966 M * Bertl well, nis can be a bitch ... check that the resolver actually uses it, and if, try with debugging (for nis) enabled 1255405985 M * Bertl maybe you are not allowed to do the queries from your guest IP 1255406018 M * isodude Is NIS ipv6 at all though? 1255406037 M * isodude it doesn't seem to accept any ipv6 anywhere in the configs 1255406088 M * Bertl nope, IIRC, nis was long before ipv6 was even considered 1255406103 Q * Chlorek Ping timeout: 480 seconds 1255406113 M * isodude So that's probably why it doesn't work with ipv6 resolver. 1255406148 M * Bertl probably, but I guess patches might be available 1255406169 M * isodude Isn't there like NIS+ and so on? 1255406185 M * isodude I think we're pretty after on that side of software =( 1255406292 M * isodude A move to LDAP would be good for us =) 1255406303 M * Bertl guess so :) 1255406321 M * isodude heard of some norwegian auth-system 1255406359 M * isodude handled all the passwords and restraints/access, then it could talk to both of AD/LDAP in turn 1255406389 M * isodude So even if you had several system they just fetched their data from the server 1255406672 M * Bertl and as most of those one-fits-all auth solutions, it probably stores the passwords as plaintext :) 1255406781 M * isodude lol 1255406789 M * isodude those norwegians 1255406838 M * isodude Bertl: are you ipv6-enabled? 1255406851 M * Bertl not really 1255406856 M * isodude ok 1255406916 M * isodude just realised that I don't have any ipv6-enabled ssh-server that I can login to =( 1255406919 M * isodude heh 1255406926 M * isodude hard to test a firewall in that case 1255407646 Q * isodude Remote host closed the connection 1255407951 J * isodude ~dude@2001:6b0:2:2f0d:204:76ff:fe0d:65c3 1255408144 M * Bertl off to bed now ... have a good one everyone! cya! 1255408148 N * Bertl Bertl_zZ 1255408635 M * isodude Sleep tight. 1255409894 N * morrigan_zZ morrigan_oO 1255411613 J * sharkjaw ~gab@90.149.121.45 1255412019 J * uva_ ~bno@118-168-233-130.dynamic.hinet.net 1255412413 Q * uva Ping timeout: 480 seconds 1255412562 J * ghislainocfs2 ~Ghislain@adsl2.aqueos.com 1255413726 J * uva ~bno@118-168-233-130.dynamic.hinet.net 1255413867 J * pinochle ~pinochle@adsl-76-193-171-186.dsl.chcgil.sbcglobal.net 1255413876 M * pinochle hey, anyone around tonight? 1255413941 M * daniel_hozac don't ask to ask, just ask. 1255414068 Q * uva_ Ping timeout: 480 seconds 1255414904 Q * derjohn_mob Ping timeout: 480 seconds 1255415058 M * pinochle well, Im not sure what should be in my interface/0/dev file 1255415085 M * pinochle I can ping to/from Local IPs 1255415102 M * pinochle but seems there is a routing problem 1255415123 M * pinochle i cannot ping anywhere else to/from vserver 1255415206 M * daniel_hozac and, what's your network setup like? 1255415430 M * pinochle there all static public IPs 1255415449 M * pinochle I have a single IP assigned on eth1 1255415487 M * pinochle ive tried a eth0,eth1, eth1:0 in interfaces/0/dev none of those worked 1255415521 M * ghislainocfs2 daniel: do the tools care about the 32/64 bit of the kernel ? 1255415548 M * daniel_hozac 32-bit utils should work on both. 1255415553 M * ghislainocfs2 denial_hozac: i mean 64bits kernel on a 32bits HOST with 64bits guest will explode or works ? 1255415557 M * ghislainocfs2 ok great 1255415570 M * daniel_hozac hmm. 1255415581 M * ghislainocfs2 yes i know... 1255415584 M * daniel_hozac i think that should work. 1255415592 M * daniel_hozac not something i've tried though, so no promises. 1255415615 M * ghislainocfs2 special setup, mainly i upgrade ram and wanted to use that in the guest but i cannot upgrade easely the host 1255415709 M * pinochle daniel_hozac: am I supposed to assign the guests' IPs to an alias on the Host first? 1255415736 M * daniel_hozac pinochle: no. util-vserver does that. 1255415750 M * daniel_hozac pinochle: just put the interface you want it on in the dev file. 1255415980 M * pinochle the primary host interface? 1255415990 M * pinochle do i have to set the routes up in the guest 1255415992 M * daniel_hozac no. 1255416002 M * pinochle i put eth1 in dev? 1255416008 M * daniel_hozac if that's the interface your host uses, yes. 1255416016 M * pinochle yeah the host uses eth1 1255416025 M * daniel_hozac networking happens on the host. 1255416034 M * daniel_hozac guests are merely restricted to a subset of the IP addresses. 1255416048 M * daniel_hozac it's isolation, not virtualization. 1255416065 M * pinochle hmm, any idea what i could be doing wrong.. i can bing between guest and host, but nowhere outside from guest 1255416124 M * daniel_hozac that's like pinging 127.0.0.1, so it can only really fail if you've got a restrictive firewall. 1255416141 M * pinochle i have no firewall 1255416174 M * daniel_hozac most likely your upstream router isn't routing your packets back. 1255416676 M * pmjdebruijn 2.6.27.37 just got released... the current .33 patch seems to apply well, except for EXTRAVERSION of course... I'm building it in a minute 1255416704 M * pinochle daniel_hozac: the IP works when I use it as an alias on the host 1255416837 M * daniel_hozac pinochle: probably a typo then. there's no difference between a guest using it and an alias. 1255416850 J * todo HydraIRC@89.72.37.91 1255416965 J * derjohn_mob ~aj@80.85.196.112 1255417054 M * pinochle daniel_hozac: is it a routing problem possibly? 1255417067 M * pinochle ifconfig shows it assigned properly on eth1 inside the guest 1255417074 M * pinochle i can ping the address from the host machine 1255417080 M * pinochle but not from internet 1255417124 M * daniel_hozac as i said, pinging from the host means nothing. 1255417165 M * pinochle oh 1255417169 M * daniel_hozac pastebin ip a and ip r 1255417277 M * pinochle from inside guest? 1255417303 M * daniel_hozac from the host. 1255417345 M * pinochle pming for security 1255417523 Q * pinochle Quit: Lost terminal 1255417594 J * pinochle ~pinochle@76.193.171.186 1255417606 M * pinochle daniel_hozac: oops, sorry about that 1255417675 M * pinochle daniel_hozac: any ideas? 1255417734 J * imcsk8 ~ichavero@189.155.80.33 1255418102 M * pinochle daniel_hozac: you still around? 1255418597 J * BenG ~bengreen@94-169-110-10.cable.ubr22.aztw.blueyonder.co.uk 1255419759 Q * BenG Quit: I Leave 1255420904 J * scientes_ ~scientes@174-21-188-3.tukw.qwest.net 1255420999 J * awk ~phillip@gw1.security.web.za 1255421045 M * todo i have problem with build server at debian lenny: 1255421055 M * todo # server test3 build ... 1255421063 M * awk 'aloha... hmmm tell me anyone able to give me a pointer on where to start troubleshooting this... I have a new 'gentoo' vserver. Services sshd is started, if I ssh -l root local_ip_here it goes in... if I try from a different box it doesn't... just says connection refused, I have nothing in any logs inside the guest? 1255421065 M * todo Failing getting release file http://ftp.debian.org/debian/dists/deb5.0.3/Release 1255421083 M * todo why 'deb5.0.3' and not 'lenny'? 1255421097 M * awk how did you run the install ? vserver create..... 1255421179 J * davidkarban ~david@199.123.broadband11.iol.cz 1255421210 Q * AndrewLee Ping timeout: 480 seconds 1255421233 M * todo vserver test build --context 10 --hostname name1 --interface eth0:10.1.1.8 -m debootstrap --force 1255421309 M * todo util-vserver-0.30.216-pre2849 1255421429 Q * scientes_ Remote host closed the connection 1255421528 M * awk hrm, try vserver test build -m debootstrap --hostname name1 --interface eth0:10.1.1.8 -- -d lenny 1255421543 M * awk you are trying to install lenny right? 1255421547 M * todo yes 1255421551 M * awk ok try that 1255421621 M * todo now works correctly - thank you 1255421631 M * awk sure 1255421885 J * AndrewLee ~andrew@u7.hlc.edu.tw 1255422449 Q * imcsk8 Quit: This computer has gone to sleep 1255422508 J * Genghis ~Genghis@ph34r.my.d-n-s.org.uk 1255422545 N * Genghis Guest999 1255422617 Q * Guest394 Ping timeout: 480 seconds 1255423160 J * zbyniu ~zbyniu@ip-62.181.188.13.static.crowley.pl 1255423163 Q * zbyniu 1255423549 Q * uva Quit: Leaving 1255423574 Q * derjohn_mob Ping timeout: 480 seconds 1255423602 J * gnuk ~F404ror@pla93-3-82-240-11-251.fbx.proxad.net 1255423695 J * bonbons ~bonbons@2001:960:7ab:0:2c0:9fff:fe2d:39d 1255423789 Q * FireEgl Quit: Leaving... 1255423977 J * urbee ~dssd@internet-213-229-225-82.narocnik.mobitel.si 1255423983 M * urbee i'm currently migrating some guests 1255423992 M * urbee rsync --numeric-ids -aPxvzc 1255424000 M * urbee is there some special option for very slow hard drives? 1255424008 M * urbee :P 1255424105 J * derjohn_mob ~aj@80.85.196.112 1255424121 M * urbee hi derjohn_mob 1255424190 M * awk urbee: lol, what would you want to 'special' option to do? 1255424366 M * _Shiva_ urbee: you mean running rsync hogs all I/O on that drive and your system nearly freezes? 1255424692 Q * lau Ping timeout: 480 seconds 1255424735 M * raceme_ urbee: if this is what _Shiva_ says, try "ionice -c3 rsync --numeric-ids -aPxvzc ..." 1255424762 M * urbee umm 1255424769 M * urbee i've migrated now, but i got a different issue 1255424775 M * urbee its like resolv doesnt work 1255424780 M * urbee i can ping ips, but cant ping hosts 1255424784 J * laurent ~laurent@AToulouse-157-1-42-45.w86-201.abo.wanadoo.fr 1255424789 M * urbee resolv.conf contains the correct dns 1255424823 M * awk hrm, anyone now that you awake able to help with my issue? 1255424834 M * awk 'aloha... hmmm tell me anyone able to give me a pointer on where to start troubleshooting this... I have a new 'gentoo' vserver. Services sshd is started, if I ssh -l root local_ip_here it goes in... if I try from a different box it doesn't... just says connection refused, I have nothing in any logs inside the guest? 1255424991 M * raceme_ awk: from where to where are you tring to ssh ? 1255425025 M * awk just on the lan... eg: gues is 172.17.0.249 and i'm coming from .12 1255425032 M * raceme_ urbee: what about "host my.host.name" ? 1255425075 M * raceme_ awk: how is configured network on the guest ? 1255425075 M * awk raceme_: if I start /usr/sbin/sshd -f /etc/ssh/sshd_config -d I don't even see any attempts 1255425093 M * awk raceme_: what do you mean by configured network? 1255425115 M * raceme_ awk: you're trying to connect from a pc on the lan to a vserver guest ? 1255425119 M * awk inet 172.17.0.249/24 brd 172.17.0.255 scope global secondary eth0 1255425131 M * awk raceme_: yup... 1255425148 M * _Shiva_ urbee, raceme_: using ionice would have been my suggestion, too ;-) but it only works on "cfq" scheduler 1255425157 M * raceme_ awk: so how your vserver is connected to the lan ? with a decicated alias from the host or with private network and NAT ? 1255425160 M * urbee raceme_: i can ping my own host 1255425160 M * awk raceme_: and on the 'host' I have set it to bind to local ip only... 1255425165 M * urbee raceme_: but no other 1255425173 M * awk raceme_: alias from the host. 1255425223 M * awk raceme_: it goes on the net fine... so the IP / route works... just not allowing connections in, its like its not even listening... seeing I get no logs when I try connect via ssh 1255425281 M * awk http://pastebin.com/m404fc547 1255425283 M * awk thats my interface info 1255425285 M * raceme_ awk: toy akready have ssh on the host ? did you restrict it to only bind to eth0; and did you restrict the guest ssh to bind only to eth0:0 (it may be useless) ? 1255425335 M * awk raceme_: on the host I restricted ssh to bind to host_ip_only netstat -anp | grep 22 shows it only binding to IP not 0.0.0.0 1255425341 M * awk and same for guest I set it up to bind to IP. 1255425358 M * urbee :/ 1255425377 M * awk actually the guest is running ssh on a completely different port 1255425381 M * awk errr, host 1255425427 M * urbee raceme_: i can ping my own host from inside guest, and my own ip, but no other hosts - from host machien i can ping all 1255425448 M * awk urbee: try edit /etc/hosts and add IP hostname and see if you can then ping the hostname 1255425452 M * awk maybe its having an issue query the NS's 1255425474 M * awk eg: 65.111.177.75 nukleuz.security.web.za 1255425483 M * awk then ping nukleuz 1255425495 M * urbee awk: its done 1255425501 M * awk works? 1255425503 M * urbee oh 1255425505 M * urbee some otherip 1255425511 M * raceme_ awk: you're network setup is diferent from mine, i am not sure if it can explains the problem. When I use alias, I declare it on the main host; and I only put ip (with alias ip), prefix (with prefix) and nodev (empty) in /etc/vservers/ 1255425540 M * urbee awk: i can ping any, if i add hosts yes 1255425548 M * awk raceme_: ok np... will await one of the developers.. 1255425555 M * awk urbee: check if you can telnet ns 53 1255425576 M * raceme_ urbee: did you try the commande "host www.google.com" ? 1255425594 M * raceme_ urbee: what awk and I trying to say you is that ns resolution seems not to work 1255425614 M * urbee yes, it seems so 1255425616 M * awk specially if it can translate locally via hosts 1255425619 M * urbee but it works on all the other guests 1255425625 M * urbee and other machines 1255425628 M * urbee same nameservers 1255425630 M * awk maybe some FW restriction on that IP? 1255425634 M * urbee no 1255425680 M * raceme_ urbee: same network configuration ? You should compare "ifconfig" and "route -n" outpout on bad and ok guests 1255425696 M * awk urbee try this nslookup www.google.co.za 196.7.142.132 1255425699 M * awk does it reply? 1255425752 M * urbee nslookup: command not found 1255425752 M * urbee tadej:/# 1255425757 M * urbee cant install if i cant resolv 1255425761 M * awk heh... 1255425765 M * awk you have dig installed? 1255425770 M * urbee raceme_: route -n seems the same 1255425778 M * urbee no 1255425786 M * raceme_ urbee: and the host command ? 1255425801 M * urbee i added some host with ip to /etc/hosts 1255425804 M * urbee and it works then 1255425808 M * urbee for that hostname 1255425811 M * awk cat /etc/resolve.conf 1255425818 M * urbee awk: dns are fine 1255425819 M * awk err resolv.conf 1255425825 M * awk you sure no typo 1255425825 M * raceme_ urbee: i'm talking about /usr/bin/host :) 1255425828 M * urbee i'm sure 1255425849 M * urbee raceme_: dont have that installed either 1255425872 M * urbee the server was migrated from another machine whre it worked 1255425874 M * urbee with the same ip 1255425888 M * awk same IP? 1255425895 M * raceme_ awk: faster than I :) 1255425899 M * urbee yes 1255425904 M * urbee my isp moved ips 1255425909 M * urbee to another server 1255425918 M * urbee maybe they fscked up something :/ 1255425930 M * awk so you have duplicate ip's on the system? 1255425951 M * urbee the old ip isnt active on the previous machine 1255425958 M * raceme_ urbee: how is network ? guests on ip alias ? 1255425970 M * urbee huh? 1255425995 M * awk how did you configure the guest's network interface 1255426012 M * urbee same as there 1255426017 M * urbee i copied the interfacs 1255426018 M * urbee dir 1255426020 M * raceme_ urbee: you would try to log as root on the host; launch a tcpdump and try from outside to ping the guest ip; you should see the ping packets in the tcpdump 1255426345 M * urbee how do i filter this tcpdump 1255426347 M * urbee too much info :p 1255426381 M * raceme_ urbee: for ex "tcpdump host " or "tcpdump proto icmp" 1255426429 M * urbee 13:33:15.793675 IP 91.185.194.124 > 91.185.194.123: ICMP echo reply, id 23414, seq 6, length 64 1255426470 M * urbee i _CAN_ ping the ip & the host from outside guest 1255426549 J * Shinsaku ~Shinsaku@chello089076140236.chello.pl 1255426710 J * FireEgl FireEgl@2001:470:e056:1:4::9 1255426927 M * PowerKe awk, regarding your sshd: are you sure you're not blocking the guest IP in iptables? 1255427277 M * awk hmm, 1 sec 1255427297 M * awk nope :( no iptables running on the host 1255427380 M * awk urbee: install nslookup quickly its tiny and lets see if you can query that NS I said... 1255427406 M * awk you can add the server you doing updates from to hosts or just modify yum.conf or apt.conf or what ever you using to specify ip instead 1255427438 M * PowerKe awk: and all interfaces (host, guest, remote host) are in 172.17.0/24, no routing anywhere? 1255427460 M * awk PowerKe: yes, the host is 172.17.0.250 and the guest is 172.17.0.249 1255427479 M * awk I am building a new guest on a centos 5 platform now, will run ssh inside it and see if I get the same issue, then I can see if its guest related or host. 1255427535 M * PowerKe From the host you can ssh into the guest? 1255427554 M * awk hmmm 1255427555 M * awk let me check 1255427587 M * awk yes, from the host I can 1255427610 M * awk must be some restriction I did in the host some time back.. just can't work out what... 1255427639 M * awk its not a kernel (grsec) issue or firewall.. something else 1255427673 M * PowerKe maybe verify with tcpdump on the host that you get an incoming connection 1255427686 M * awk ok, let me try that... 1255427730 M * awk oh shit.... 1255427799 M * raceme_ awk: do you mean it is a problem in the chair/keyboard interface ? ;) 1255427877 M * awk :P that IP was assigned to a wireless device so when I did a tcpdump it was resolving as wireless.hostname... then I clicked :D hehehe, thanks guys... 1255427930 M * _Shiva_ wireless LAN cables are on sale at eBay.. ;-) 1255427935 M * isodude :D 1255427942 M * isodude I want sum! 1255427962 A * isodude is havin a mess with wirefull cables 1255428090 M * awk ;/ 1255428251 M * _Shiva_ OT - there are "Nuclear Power Filters", too... that ought to filter out power coming from nuclear plants.. only "green power" comes through.. ;-) 1255428356 M * PowerKe urbee: you can ping the host/guest from outside, but still from within the same subnet. Have you tried pinging IP's on other networks (to verify routing is working)? 1255428958 Q * urbee Ping timeout: 480 seconds 1255430837 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl 1255430842 M * Bertl morning folks! 1255430974 M * Bertl _Shiva_: but I presume they are for DC not AC, yes? 1255431008 M * _Shiva_ Bertl: AC 1255431063 M * Bertl well, with AC, the electrons do not get very far, so unless you are directly nearby a nuclear powerplant, no point to worry :) 1255431151 M * awk hrm, what flag should I use if I need to write to /proc ? 1255431204 M * Bertl by default, proc writes are allowed, if you get any permission denied, it is very likely to be caused by some missing capability 1255431205 M * _Shiva_ sure you're right :-) but i think the marketing point of this product ought to be that people that do not want to support nuclear energy should buy that thing as it filters out the "evil energy" 1255431283 M * Bertl I know ... just providing a different angle to an absurd state of mind :) 1255431297 M * _Shiva_ ic :-) 1255431401 M * Bertl we have had a political group in Austria, which actually had a slogan (which translates to) 'Atom free Austria .. now!' 1255431456 M * Bertl (consider what that means if taken literally :) 1255431486 M * Bertl awk: what message do you get and/or where do you try to write to? 1255431738 M * awk Bertl: hmm, its quite a mess at the moment - http://pastebin.com/m56f3a46c 1255431775 M * awk I have set SYS_NICE to bcaps 1255431815 M * Bertl well, first you can remove the dkms stuff .. no kernel, no kernel modules 1255431865 M * awk ok, done... 1255431878 M * Bertl your host seems to be running an unrestricted httpd, or you use a very recent kernel with ipv4 and ipv6 1255431900 M * awk unrestricted? its just a brand new yum install httpd 1255431904 M * awk and using 2.6.22 kernel 1255431936 M * Bertl unrestricted means, it listens to 0.0.0.0 _on the host_ which means, it also binds the guest IPs 1255431943 M * awk ahh 1255431950 M * awk you right... let me fix... 1255431951 M * Bertl you want to restrict it to host only IPs manually :) 1255431971 M * awk thanks 1255431983 M * Bertl in the guest, you have an rc.local (/etc/rc3.d/S99local:) you want to remove the proc writing line to panic there 1255432062 M * Bertl and logger? seems to have a problem with the filesystem layout ... maybe a missing device or so (only strace -fF can tell) 1255432162 M * Bertl if you plan on running asterisk on the guest, you need to load the driver on the host, and copy the respective /dev/zap* to the guest 1255432184 M * Bertl (but that should be covered in the 'Problematic Programs' section or the FAQ 1255432275 M * awk Bertl: if I copy it how will it be there after a restart? 1255432315 M * awk also is there a way to roll back to a net-install (bare min os) eg: I have been using centos for 2 years for eg: now I am using a vserver, I want to remove all packages except bare min to run the vserver? 1255432332 J * ghislainocfs21 ~Ghislain@adsl2.aqueos.com 1255432432 M * Bertl devices won't vanish once you copy them into the guest, the actual hardware might, and if the driver uses dynamic minors, you might need to copy it into the guest on each startup (via one of the startup scripts) 1255432465 M * awk hmmm, I actually just need 1 mod, ztdummy, the rest I don't need as I am using SIP and not zaptel... 1255432507 M * Bertl there is no known 'roll-back' (at least not from our side), but you can create a new guest (via network) and compare the files .. then remove everything not in the 'new' guest (make a backup first :) 1255432531 M * awk thats an option 1255432533 M * awk thanks 1255432626 M * Bertl you're welcome! 1255432635 Q * ghislainocfs2 Ping timeout: 480 seconds 1255432678 M * awk *smile* removed a few kernel mods and *bang* zaptel starting up nicely just loading ztdummy 1255432770 M * awk what happend to vprocunhige? 1255432844 M * Bertl vprocunhide is still there, why? 1255432938 M * awk guess, I need to download it sepratly 1255432976 M * Bertl hmm, is part of util-vserver and used at (host) startup 1255432992 M * Bertl otherwise your guest(s) would not start ... 1255433010 M * awk oh so it runs by default? 1255433048 M * Bertl it is called from the vprocunhide runlevel script on all distros except debian, which has a 'combined' runlevel script 1255433094 M * awk ahh, i see. thanks 1255433440 M * awk hrm, ok 1 last question... all is fixed except can't start asterisk, no idea why its complaining about permission 1255433440 M * awk http://pastebin.com/m1f60d979 1255433527 M * _Shiva_ awk: btw, zaptel is dead - long live dahdi ;-) 1255433589 M * awk _Shiva_: jeah, but we have a custom version what we develop www.scopserv.com 1255433601 M * awk so it will use zaptel until we finish beta release of 1.6 1255433682 Q * nenolod Remote host closed the connection 1255433698 J * nenolod ~nenolod@petrie.dereferenced.org 1255433713 M * awk if I change perm to root it starts... 1255433715 M * _Shiva_ awk: actually, it might be worth checking Asterisk (1.6.x.x) internal timing and getting rid of {zt,dahdi}_dummy at all.. ;-) 1255433740 Q * nenolod Remote host closed the connection 1255433802 J * nenolod ~nenolod@petrie.dereferenced.org 1255434071 M * _Shiva_ awk: aehm - so you try to start the server using an unprivileged user and get the pastebin error.. starting as root succseeds? 1255434159 M * _Shiva_ awk: it may be, that /var/run is owned (and only writable) by root (<- which should be the default) - try to create you .pid and .ctl files in a /var/run/asterisk/ sbdirectory owned by asterisk 1255434209 M * awk got it working... 1255434221 M * awk thanks 1255434247 M * _Shiva_ err - 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