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1259284068 M * jrklein Hey all... performing a long overdue migration from 2.4.21-vs1.5 to 2.6.22.19-vs2.2.0.7 this weekend.  Wish me luck.  :)    Thanks again to Bertl and daniel_hozac for their feedback while I was doing my initial groundwork a few weeks ago!  Upgrade going smoothly so far, but am sure to have a few minor bumps and scrapes along the way.
1259284085 M * jrklein Suppose that's what I get for waiting so long.
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1259295374 M * mathyy is there a list of pkgs that shouldnt be in a vserver?
1259295385 M * mathyy like stuff that messes with the hw clock, lvm2, etc
1259295398 M * mathyy (tho I spose with fusey stuff you COULD be doing lvm2?)
1259295419 M * mathyy i just copied a regular server over to a vserver tree and want to apt-get remove a pile of crap
1259295421 M * Bertl not that I know of, but you're on the right track, everything hw related is not really useful
1259295430 M * mathyy some are obvious, some are marginal, some are not
1259295444 M * mathyy i kept the list of init.d/* stuff that's removed by the build server script
1259295449 M * mathyy so i can run that on copied full servers
1259295496 M * mathyy http://pastebin.ca/1689073
1259295500 M * Bertl basically all packages are fine inside a guest, although hardware related stuff will fail (and give some errors warnings)
1259295503 M * mathyy but id like to remove all the packages too....
1259295513 M * mathyy well, a bit ago, i had some problems with copied servers
1259295518 M * mathyy if i shut them down, the whole machine would crash
1259295525 M * mathyy as in the host box would lock up.
1259295535 M * mathyy i think since i've shutdown a few times with those same copied servers, but i did a few things:
1259295539 M * mathyy 1) upgraded the kernel
1259295539 M * Bertl that's definitely something which is considered a bug
1259295542 M * mathyy 2) removed the init'ds
1259295555 M * Bertl i.e. guests should _never_ be able to affect the host
1259295560 M * mathyy but i also dont reboot often, that machine is production, stays up forever unless it crashes.
1259295564 M * mathyy yeah exactly.
1259295572 M * Bertl note that the debian kernel is known to be broken though
1259295581 M * mathyy oh?
1259295587 M * mathyy should I be using fedora or something perfect?
1259295619 M * Bertl debian itself is fine, as any other distro is, just the kernel (specifically the 2.6.26 one) is broken
1259295630 M * mathyy the debian 2.6.26-1 or -2?
1259295635 M * mathyy broken for what, vservers?
1259295675 M * Bertl http://linux-vserver.org/Installation_on_Debian (scroll down)
1259295696 M * mathyy yuck
1259295795 M * mathyy my god, thats a huge problem.
1259295810 M * mathyy how is escaping the chroot done? standard ways that chroots have been escaped on unix for years?
1259295835 M * Bertl for whatever reason, debian picked a broken mainline kernel, and an incomplete experimental Linux-VServer patch
1259295855 M * mathyy doesnt the deb vserver maintainer hang out here?
1259295860 M * Bertl and since it is stable, it's not going to be updated :/
1259295871 M * mathyy jezus.
1259295875 M * mathyy looks like i need to upgrade.
1259295889 M * mathyy i was going to upgade anyway to a HZ=1000 and forcible preempt kernel w/vserver patches nayway
1259295897 M * mathyy to see if i can get more responsive io when things get busy
1259295900 M * Bertl but soon there will be a new 'stable' kernel, and we all hope it will use the proper kernel/patches
1259295950 M * mathyy damn one of my boxes is 2.6.26 :(
1259295957 M * mathyy is sid fixed?
1259295960 M * mathyy 2.6.30
1259295969 M * mathyy how can I tell if i have the bug easily?
1259295978 M * Bertl likely, but I'd go for 2.6.31+
1259296011 M * Bertl if you switch from that 2.6.26 kernel, take care to update the flags and check the filesystem
1259296012 A * mathyy has a 2.6.30 debian kernel src w/vserver patches applied... from debian :/
1259296165 M * mathyy oy vey.
1259296171 M * mathyy so what's this testme.sh script?
1259296176 M * mathyy test for vulnerability?
1259296202 M * Bertl nah, just for basic kernel/userspace functionality checks
1259296442 M * mathyy so if i upgrade i just have to reapply that xattr to .. from the point of view of every guest's vdir?
1259296472 M * Bertl for the barrier part, yes, if you use unification, you have to fix up those too
1259296587 M * mathyy i dont use uni
1259296591 M * mathyy thanks :/
1259296594 N * mathyy mathx
1259296627 M * Bertl np
1259298656 M * Mr_Smoke Bertl: how "soon" ? (the new stable) :)
1259298687 M * Mr_Smoke (mornin btw)
1259298720 M * ghislain Mr_Smoke: your asking for a 'when it's done' response
1259298732 M * Mr_Smoke Yes ;)
1259298739 M * ghislain followed by help is appreciated if you want to send patch ;)
1259298750 M * Mr_Smoke Actually, not realluy
1259298768 M * Mr_Smoke It's more like "when we've decided it's stable"
1259298775 M * ghislain we can see the patch are comming fast, on the kernel and util part
1259298784 M * Mr_Smoke Apparently the 2.6.31 series is getting good presss isn't it ?
1259298791 M * ghislain it seems yes
1259298828 M * ghislain seems pretty stable i use it on my servers and no issue here apart when i mix 32 and 64bit guest/host
1259298848 M * ghislain got to reboot we'll be back in a minute :)
1259298856 M * Mr_Smoke Ok
1259298871 Q * ghislain Read error: Connection reset by peer
1259299135 J * ghislain ~AQUEOS@LPuteaux-151-41-11-129.w217-128.abo.wanadoo.fr
1259299156 M * ghislain back online
1259299175 M * Bertl apart from the ipv6 issues, we've reached the 'development' phase, so final stabilization, testing and cleanups will start soon
1259299230 M * ghislain bertl: this is great :)
1259299306 M * Bertl yeah, indeed, and I guess I've reached the 'hit the sack' phase for today :)
1259299321 M * Bertl so ... off to bed now, have a good one everyone!
1259299330 N * Bertl Bertl_zZ
1259299338 M * Mr_Smoke 'nite :)
1259299341 M * ghislain :)
1259299344 M * Mr_Smoke What IPv6 issues ?
1259299367 M * daniel_hozac the conflict checking is... less than ideal.
1259299374 M * Mr_Smoke Been using IPv6 in 2.2 and 2.3 for a while already
1259299428 M * Mr_Smoke .... conflict ? I don't follow
1259299447 M * daniel_hozac the checking whether two sockets have bound the same address.
1259299459 M * Mr_Smoke Oh I see
1259299507 M * Mr_Smoke That's something I could help testing with
1259299518 M * daniel_hozac yeah, i need to get it fixed too.
1259299531 M * daniel_hozac i've got services not able to listen on IPv6 right now.
1259299577 M * Mr_Smoke Oh, that bad eh ?
1259299590 M * Mr_Smoke Is it service-specific ?
1259299648 M * daniel_hozac to some degree.
1259299660 M * Mr_Smoke d.
1259299662 M * Mr_Smoke Odd*
1259299670 M * daniel_hozac one of the issues depends on the order in which you bind the IPv4 and IPv6 socket.
1259299800 M * Mr_Smoke Hm
1259299822 M * Mr_Smoke Would there be issues with binding against 0.0.0.0 and/or ::0 too ?
1259299850 M * daniel_hozac that's the main problem.
1259300066 M * Mr_Smoke Thought as much
1259300092 M * Mr_Smoke But that one is overcome by being careful
1259300574 M * ghislain need to  being carefull is somewhat not the goal of isolation ;)
1259300668 M * Mr_Smoke I mean in terms of administration
1259300689 M * Mr_Smoke Of course, if someone breaks in a guest and wreaks havoc in the others by simply binding to sockets, it's an issue :)
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1259307835 M * ghislain :)
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1259310478 M * ghislain daniel_hozac: do the utils support bind mounts in the guest fstab ?
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1259315729 M * daniel_hozac ghislain: yes.
1259315937 M * ghislain daniel_hozac: great !!
1259316844 J * ascii ~ascii@host144-251-dynamic.7-79-r.retail.telecomitalia.it
1259317105 J * AndrewLee ~andrew@u7.hlc.edu.tw
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1259318398 M * ghislain daniel_hozac: when you upgrade the utils you must restart the vservers ?
1259318429 M * daniel_hozac no
1259318436 M * ghislain daniel_hozac: i upgraded the kernels and got the famous hostname mismatch so i upgraded the tools but i had to restart the guests too
1259318444 M * ghislain daniel_hozac: oh ok 
1259318455 M * daniel_hozac well, yeah, in that case you need to.
1259318468 M * daniel_hozac because you're running too old utils that didn't setup the contexts properly.
1259318513 M * ghislain daniel_hozac: : i could have left them this way then ? ahh ok. Next time i will upgrade the tool THEN the kernel should be better as i guess they are compatible with olderkenrel the reverse isn't treu
1259318532 M * ghislain daniel_hozac: : s/treu/true/
1259318605 M * daniel_hozac yes
1259318757 J * jerryluc ~jerry@ns65a.studby.ntnu.no
1259318766 M * Mr_Smoke k/away Gone.
1259318768 M * Mr_Smoke Hmpf
1259318802 M * jerryluc hi, just created a vserver, and a dummy interface so it could connect to internet. But only ip adresses work, not dns names? any ideas?
1259318819 M * daniel_hozac did you setup /etc/resolv.conf?
1259318823 M * ghislain jerryluc: is your resolv .conf accurate ?
1259318834 M * jerryluc nope, in host or guest?
1259318900 M * daniel_hozac guest.
1259318939 M * jerryluc thanks, dummy me :P
1259319006 M * jerryluc oh, end i get a error message at start and stop of the server. "lockfile: open(<lockfile>): No such file or dir..."
1259319264 M * ghislain when i add an ip with naddress it does not show up in the guest ifconfig  ?
1259319319 M * ghislain oh yes we can
1259319327 M * ghislain with ip addr ls not ifconfig of course
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1259319571 J * taenzerme ~Adium@static-87-79-237-223.netcologne.de
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1259319766 M * taenzerme Hello from Germany…. Upgraded to 2.6.31-vserver-amd64 last night and now my host's bash prompt doesn't show the hostname of the host but the hostname of the guest started last. any idea why that is?
1259319802 M * taenzerme I use # set variable identifying the chroot you work in (used in the prompt below)
1259319802 M * taenzerme if [ -z "$debian_chroot" -a -r /etc/debian_chroot ]; then
1259319802 M * taenzerme     debian_chroot=$(cat /etc/debian_chroot)
1259319802 M * taenzerme fi in .bashrc for this
1259319922 M * ghislain  taenzerme: you use utils that are too old
1259319966 M * taenzerme ah okay...
1259319970 M * taenzerme thanks for the info!
1259319976 M * ghislain  taenzerme: you should stop the guest, upgrade the tools, start the guest
1259319989 M * ghislain  taenzerme: i fallen into it quite a good number of time
1259320000 M * taenzerme ah i upgraded the tools while guests running
1259320003 M * ghislain  taenzerme: should allways upgrade the utils first THEN the kernel
1259320026 M * ghislain  taenzerme: it works also but gives error (for me ) when i restart them so i prefer to stop before
1259320052 M * taenzerme thanks for the tips, should be on the wiki...
1259320197 M * ghislain  taenzerme:: feel free to update it, this is a wiki after all :)
1259320214 M * taenzerme i know, just thought you'd like credit ;)
1259320245 M * ghislain  taenzerme:: this is why i created some utils vserver pages oin it to help others not fall in the same trap, no i am tooooo busy now but i finaly will i guess
1259320259 M * ghislain i create also debian packages of the tools for  lenny
1259320272 M * taenzerme are these for download on the web?
1259320274 M * ghislain but i have little success with them
1259320293 M * ghislain i can give you the link, i sue them myself but no warrant on suiting your use :)
1259320301 M * taenzerme sure, thanks
1259320305 M * ghislain you want lenny amd64 ?
1259320309 M * taenzerme yes
1259320320 M * ghislain vserver style or debian style  ?
1259320331 M * taenzerme debian style
1259320335 M * ghislain ie /vservers or /var/lib/vservers ? 
1259320336 M * ghislain ok
1259320351 M * taenzerme ah it's /vservers
1259320376 M * ghislain oh then vserver style
1259320387 M * ghislain /usr/local/etc/vserver and /vserver ?
1259320414 M * ghislain for the config and the guest
1259320436 M * taenzerme it's /etc/vservers and /vservers
1259320442 M * taenzerme i guess that's no style at all ^^
1259320447 M * ghislain oh you mixed both style
1259320460 M * ghislain i have packages for  both but not for mixed setting sorry
1259320463 M * taenzerme is that a problem? the box is running for months w/o problems...
1259320467 M * taenzerme okay, no problem...
1259320469 M * ghislain not at all
1259320481 M * ghislain but the package must use the same or it will be trouble for you :)
1259320502 M * taenzerme hmm perhaps that's the reason why the package i installed had no effect..
1259320506 M * taenzerme thank's for the hint ;)
1259320517 M * taenzerme i guess I'm better off with manually compiling
1259320524 M * ghislain for the recpord: http://support.aqueos.net//debian/lenny/util-vserver-basic-debian_0.30.216-pre2864_amd64.deb and http://support.aqueos.net//debian/lenny/util-vserver-basic_0.30.216-pre2864_i386.deb
1259320524 M * ghislain  but do not use them for your case just use the source
1259320539 M * ghislain use the source Luke !
1259320562 M * taenzerme never thought about that the tools require specific paths
1259320570 M * taenzerme might be the reason why vdlimit not working here
1259320930 M * pmjdebruijn ghislain: "basic"?
1259321731 M * ghislain  pmjdebruijn: basic means i just take the source make a package, not a single modification
1259321749 M * ghislain  pmjdebruijn: the basic-debian has the path changed to suit the debian paths
1259321762 M * ghislain ie : /var/lib/vservers and /etc/vservers
1259321785 M * ghislain  pmjdebruijn: my package therefor use the init script of daniel and nto a merged one and so on
1259321831 M * ghislain  pmjdebruijn: so it is very basic, also this is my firts non debian packages so use it with caution. It works for me perfec on 6 servers now with no issues
1259322906 M * pmjdebruijn ghislain: hehe
1259322920 M * pmjdebruijn ghislain: such things are usuaully reflected in the package version... not the package name
1259322932 M * pmjdebruijn changing the package name, could cause conflict when both are installed
1259322968 M * pmjdebruijn util-vserver-basic-debian_0.30.216-pre2864 ->util-vserver_0.30.216-pre2864~basic
1259322982 M * pmjdebruijn or util-vserver_0.30.216-pre2864ghislain0~basic
1259322987 M * pmjdebruijn something like that
1259322995 M * pmjdebruijn renaming the package itself, is just plain wrong :p
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1259323753 M * ghislain  pmjdebruijn: i see you got a point :) i will try to fin another way
1259323792 M * ghislain  pmjdebruijn: until now i have 0 comments on them so... 
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1259328745 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl
1259328749 M * Bertl morning folks!
1259329036 M * pmjdebruijn mornin
1259329705 N * DoberMann[ZZZzzz] DoberMann
1259331067 J * SubZero ~SubZero@chello089076140236.chello.pl
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1259334215 J * harobed ~sklein@pda57-1-82-231-115-1.fbx.proxad.net
1259334248 M * harobed hi, I use this vserver kernel Linux hosting12 2.6.31.6-vs2.3.0.36.24-beng
1259334263 M * harobed I yet switched to read only file system
1259334278 M * harobed like with old stable vserver version
1259334286 M * harobed I don't undertand :(
1259334309 M * Bertl you mean, your kernel changes a filesystem to read-only at some point?
1259334342 M * harobed yes
1259334359 M * Bertl that is usually a sign of some hardware issue with the disk subsystem
1259334376 M * Bertl could you upload the dmesg output somewhere?
1259334417 M * harobed like : http://list.linux-vserver.org/archive?mss:3172:200910:gbbchddfhpkcchjhifdo
1259334463 M * harobed I've this in dmesg : http://pastebin.com/m731d2942
1259334516 M * harobed This is a hardware error ? EXT3-fs error (device md1): ext3_free_blocks: Freeing blocks in system zones - Block = 131072, count = 1 
1259334517 M * Bertl what was the kernel you had before that one?
1259334532 M * harobed Bertl, version ?
1259334581 M * Bertl yep, version and patch
1259334602 M * harobed linux-image-2.6.26-1-vserver-686 => switch RO issue => full reinstall => 2.6.31.6-vs2.3.0.36.24-beng => switch RO issue
1259334632 M * harobed first was stable debian version
1259334653 M * Bertl that looks like the debian kernel, did you fsck -f the filesystem the guest are on, or was it really a complete new install?
1259334701 M * harobed really complete new installation
1259334733 M * Bertl then I'd say you have a hardware problem somewhere .. but could you upload the complete dmesg output not just the error?
1259334814 M * harobed that http://pastebin.com/m399ee808 ?
1259334865 M * harobed Bertl, you see something shady ?
1259334943 M * Bertl hmm, the dmesg hints that you had a forced reset/reboot where the raid became unclean
1259334952 M * Bertl it is still rebuilding as it seems
1259334976 M * harobed where do you see that ?
1259334985 M * Bertl depending on your hardware setup and filesystem configuration, that could lead to a corrupt filesystem
1259334991 M * harobed [ 8.133411] md: resync of RAID array md1 ?
1259335003 M * Bertl line 456
1259335027 M * Bertl you'll see the details in /proc/mdstat I guess
1259335074 M * harobed http://pastebin.com/me704ba4 <= /proc/mdstat
1259335090 M * harobed well I need to wait resync before start vserver ?
1259335118 M * Bertl no, not really, but I guess your filesystem was corrupted when the system lost power
1259335123 J * jerryluc ~jerry@ns65a.studby.ntnu.no
1259335131 M * Bertl how is the fs mounted (for the vservers)?
1259335160 M * harobed I don't understand… the filesystem type ?
1259335172 M * Bertl upload /proc/mounts on the host
1259335210 M * harobed http://pastebin.com/m10f41b9b <=  /proc/mounts
1259335239 M * Bertl yeah, that pretty much explains it
1259335253 M * Bertl you have the filesystem mounted with data=writeback (full caching)
1259335262 M * jerryluc is change the guest's resolve.con(cp /etc/resolve.conf /etc/vserver/name/etc/) and internet was OK, but when i restartes the vserver /etc/resolve.conf on the guest was back to default. why is that?
1259335275 M * harobed Bertl, and ? what I need to do ?
1259335279 M * Bertl harobed: when you hit a power failure or reset, it is quite likely that your filesystem gets corrupted
1259335312 M * Bertl you should a) unmount it and fsck -f it, then mount it at least with data=ordered
1259335338 M * Bertl jerryluc: most likely because your guest has a script which 'builds
1259335346 M * Bertl ' resolv.conf from other files
1259335378 M * Bertl i.e. you need to edit files in /etc/resolv.d or similar or disable the resolv init script
1259335387 M * harobed Bertl, ok, I wait the and of mdstat sync and I do the fsck and add data=ordered
1259335453 M * jerryluc Bertl: ok, thanks!
1259335471 M * Bertl you're welcome!
1259335518 M * harobed Bertl, do you think that all my issue (RO switch) come from this (full caching) ?
1259335536 M * Bertl if you have power failures every now and then, most likely
1259335557 M * Bertl you need a good UPS to run with data=writeback
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1259335653 M * harobed thanks :)
1259335672 M * Bertl btw, same is true for your rootfs .. 
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1259335939 N * krushik|afk krushik
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1259339039 J * taenzerme ~Adium@static-87-79-237-223.netcologne.de
1259339417 M * Bertl welcome taenzerme!
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1259339550 M * taenzerme hi bertl :)
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1259341838 M * Bertl nap attack .. bbl
1259341844 N * Bertl Bertl_zZ
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1259343178 M * harobed I've changed / mount config in /etc/fstab how can I remount this partition without restart ?
1259343300 M * harobed ok : mount -o remount /
1259343378 M * harobed I've put "/dev/md1	/	ext3	defaults,data=ordered,errors=remount-ro	0	1" in fstab
1259343390 M * harobed when I do mount -o remount / I've :
1259343397 M * harobed mount: / not mounted already, or bad option
1259343409 M * harobed what is the good syntax ?
1259343881 M * taenzerme sorry, no idea. 
1259343913 M * taenzerme but does anyone know what options I need to provide when compiling util-vserver with configurations in /etc/vservers and vservers in /vservers
1259343921 M * taenzerme i see the option for the location of the vservers
1259343931 M * taenzerme but no option where the configuration files should be
1259343937 M * taenzerme  or are...
1259344025 M * daniel_hozac it's the same as for any other autoconf systems.
1259344030 M * daniel_hozac i.e. --sysconfdir=/etc
1259344132 M * taenzerme alright, thanks
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1259349637 J * SubZero ~SubZero@chello089076140236.chello.pl
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1259352451 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl
1259352454 M * Bertl back now ...
1259352963 J * barismetin ~barismeti@jua06-1-82-242-159-114.fbx.proxad.net
1259353636 J * ViRUS ~mp@p579B48AA.dip.t-dialin.net
1259353907 M * micah Bertl: i've determined what causes that vserver to not stop properly, I've got some rlimits setup... if I remove them, it stops/starts normally
1259353971 M * micah as, memlock, and rss are set. I haven't been able to narrow it down to any one of those in particular
1259354004 M * Bertl sounds interesting, got a tar for me now?
1259354050 J * bonbons ~bonbons@2001:960:7ab:0:2c0:9fff:fe2d:39d
1259354175 M * micah sorry, i'm on a cdma connection on a bus
1259354194 M * micah i need to get permission of the owner before I turn it over
1259354692 M * micah it seems to be the 'memlock'
1259354728 M * micah the 'as' and 'rss' limits are fine
1259354797 M * Bertl okay, maybe we can recreate the issue, what limits are set and what actually locks memory?
1259354917 M * micah well, i should try it with the newer kernel patch befor eI bother you with it
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1259355299 M * micah it does seem like the /dev/pts is messed up on this server... there is no /dev/pts2 and sshd wants that to fork
1259355315 M * Bertl hmm?
1259355325 M * micah the /dev/pts on this guest only has '1'
1259355350 M * Bertl that's not unusual, it's a dynamic filesystem
1259355359 M * micah and when you try to connect to the system via ssh you see in the auth.log:
1259355361 M * micah sshd[9869]: error: chmod /dev/pts/2 0666 failed: No such file or directory
1259355373 M * Bertl does /dev/ptmx exist?
1259355390 M * micah yes
1259355409 M * Bertl and /dev/pts is in /proc/mounts ?
1259355442 M * micah hm it seems 2x
1259355443 M * micah devpts /dev/pts devpts rw,nosuid,noexec,gid=5,mode=620 0 0
1259355446 M * micah none /dev/pts devpts rw,gid=5,mode=620 0 0
1259355481 M * Bertl inside the guest?
1259355511 M * micah that is what cat /proc/mounts |grep pts gives on the guest
1259355531 M * Bertl do you have it twice in the guest config's fstab?
1259355546 J * Elton09646 ~Delphi@189.82.201.55
1259355552 M * micah looking on another guest, which functions fine, it also has two of these
1259355579 M * micah no, the ffstab only lists one
1259355601 M * Bertl that sounds like a bug, but I haven't seen similar here
1259355611 M * Bertl so maybe a debian kernel/tools issue
1259355617 M * micah perhaps I should build a new guest and then rsync everything except for /dev over
1259355671 M * micah or might there be a better way to re-create the /dev on the guest?
1259355672 M * Bertl well, if /dev/pts is mounted and /dev/ptmx is there, it should be fine
1259355815 M * micah sadly it isn't
1259355825 Q * Elton09646 Read error: Connection reset by peer
1259355833 M * Bertl what util-vserver version and current kernel?
1259355863 J * eyck ~eyck@77.79.198.69
1259355953 M * micah this guest seems to have had some odd things done to it internally... someone ran a 'bastille linux hardening script' which made syslog log everything to /dev/tty12, which of course is a file, not the console
1259355972 M * micah this is 0.30.216 svn revision r2772
1259356106 M * Bertl well, try to create a new guest and see if that works fine regarding sshd
1259356206 M * micah yeah, i just did that. sshd works fine there
1259356235 M * micah this is the first time I've seen someone mess up their guest so much :)
1259356389 M * Bertl do you see the duplicate /dev/pts mount in the new guest too?
1259356480 M * micah i do
1259356494 M * Bertl well, that seems to be a bug in your kernel then
1259356507 M * micah yeah, but seemingly unrelated to the ssh /dev issue
1259356515 M * Bertl yep
1259356520 M * micah since this new guest functions fine, I'll just copy their data over
1259356541 M * micah (avoiding /dev and /proc of course)
1259357285 M * micah damn, that didn't solve it
1259357583 M * micah maybe its some ssh shared library that is messed up
1259357804 J * hparker ~hparker@205.162.222.99
1259358040 M * Bertl it's definitely the userspace if you copied it over
1259358088 J * hparker|laptop ~hparker@205.162.222.99
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1259365111 Q * ViRUS Quit: If there is Artificial Intelligence, then there's bound to be some artificial stupidity. (Thomas Edison)