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1278732899 M * Bertl off to bed now ... have a good one everyone!
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1278758005 M * Bertl morning folks!
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1278761131 M * ard well, that means you had almost 7 hours sleep! Thats a lot! :-)
1278761142 M * ard (too hot to get any sleep :-( )
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1278802631 J * monrad-65532 ~mmk@titus.tdx.dk
1278802677 M * monrad-65532 evening guys, is there a easy way to figure out which version of vserver i am useing?
1278802762 M * Guy- monrad-65532: uname -a comes to mind
1278802795 M * Guy- monrad-65532: also, cat /proc/virtual/info
1278802803 M * monrad-65532 well i am running the debian squeeze packages
1278802808 M * monrad-65532 so it just says 2.6.32-5-vserver-amd64
1278802811 M * Guy- you shouldn't
1278802815 M * Guy- but try vserver-info
1278802837 M * monrad-65532 should not run debian squeeze?
1278802849 M * Guy- you shouldn't run precompiled debian vserver kernels
1278802876 M * Guy- (this is not some generic anti-debian sentiment; I'm a debian evangelist and still say this)
1278802962 M * monrad-65532 i would rather not compile myself, as this is only my hobby server
1278802975 A * pmjdebru1jn seconds that
1278802980 M * pmjdebru1jn we're a Debian shop as well
1278802991 M * pmjdebru1jn we run self-built 2.6.27.46 kernels
1278802997 M * pmjdebru1jn still need to upgrade to 2.6.27.48
1278803023 M * monrad-65532 thats a bit old :)
1278803044 M * pmjdebru1jn it's VERY stable
1278803053 M * pmjdebru1jn high patch levels rock :)
1278803058 M * monrad-65532 hehe
1278803064 M * pmjdebru1jn 2.6.16.60+ kicked ass too
1278803083 M * pmjdebru1jn though I never used that one with vserver
1278803098 M * pmjdebru1jn monrad-65532: anyway Debian ships 2.6.26, so 2.6.27 is still an upgrade :)
1278803107 M * pmjdebru1jn 2.6.26 was a particular poor choice
1278803114 M * Guy- he's using squeeze, so has 2.6.32
1278803120 M * monrad-65532 yep
1278803124 M * pmjdebru1jn somehow debian people always select bad kernel base versions
1278803127 A * ard uses 2.6.33.6 :-)
1278803132 M * pmjdebru1jn oh
1278803140 M * ard kernel-package ftw
1278803142 M * pmjdebru1jn 2.6.32 has a good chance of being long time maintained too
1278803149 M * pmjdebru1jn 2.6.27.x is slowing down now
1278803175 M * Guy- ard: yeah, although the official kernels aren't built with it for some reason, iirc
1278803176 M * ard still some layered networking bugs in 2.6.33
1278803198 M * Guy- any known trouble with 2.6.34.1-vs2.3.0.36.30.4.pre8?
1278803221 M * ard well, the last time I tried, it said:
1278803229 M * ard [-----cut here-------]
1278803239 M * ard and then it was dead :-)
1278803251 M * ard but that was probably  not vserver related
1278803255 M * Guy- oh, it works better than that here :)
1278803262 M * Bertl_zZ that means that your console is not working :)
1278803266 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl
1278803278 M * monrad-65532 my problem with compiling myself is that if i loose contact with the server then only way out is reinstall
1278803280 M * ard yeah, well, we used to have nice remconsoles with buffers
1278803289 M * ard but nowadays everything is ipmi-sol
1278803290 M * Bertl i.e. it would have written something to your serial console but it couldn't for some reason
1278803296 M * Guy- monrad-65532: is this some low-end hosting provider?
1278803300 M * ard so we have to make logging servers for the console
1278803301 M * monrad-65532 hetnzer
1278803306 M * monrad-65532 in .de
1278803326 M * ard Bertl : I was to late for the serial, but it did try to tell me something over ssh ;-)
1278803329 M * Guy- never heard of them; we have a box at 1und1 and they provide a decent remote console
1278803346 M * monrad-65532 you can get one, but it will cost you extra
1278803361 M * Guy- how nice
1278803370 M * monrad-65532 and so far i am happy, just wanted to use vserver so i could play around with stuff
1278803384 M * Guy- well, you can run it inside virtualbox or kvm :)
1278803398 M * ard monrad-65532 : i thought remote console was normal for hetzner?
1278803400 M * monrad-65532 and we use it at work so it would not hurt playing a bit around with it again :)
1278803487 M * monrad-65532 i can get KVM over IP for 15 euros a month
1278803497 M * monrad-65532 and thats a bit much for a server that costs 49
1278803575 M * monrad-65532 but it feels wrong using a quadcore i7 with 8 gigabytes of ram only for irssi :)
1278803605 M * bzed monrad-65532: eh you can ask the hetzner guys to give you a LARA, which is for free for two hours
1278803611 M * bzed monrad-65532: there is no need to reinstall
1278803618 M * bzed in the worst case there is a rescue system
1278803658 M * bzed you don't need to pay for the built in remote console
1278803691 M * monrad-65532 ok
1278803765 M * Guy- oops, I may just have succeeded in deadlocking 2.6.34.1-vs2.3.0.36.30.4.pre8 with some i/o
1278803778 M * Guy- no, it recovered
1278803809 M * Guy- (after about 2 minutes)
1278804212 M * ard monrad-65532 : kvm != console. You only want serial console
1278804234 M * Bertl and kvm != kvm :)
1278804263 M * ard yes: there is teh good kvm (in the kernel) and teh bad :-)
1278804283 M * ard the KVM over ip is probably done by the same linux embedded controller as the serial console ;-)
1278804286 M * Bertl Guy-: recent kernels are pretty bad regarding I/O and interactivity
1278804298 M * monrad-65532 HP iLO with virtual serial port is nice
1278804320 M * monrad-65532 just a sec, will try a reboot :)
1278804325 M * Guy- Bertl: oh, it was interactive alright, just the processes doing disk i/o were stuck
1278804328 Q * monrad-65532 Quit: bla
1278804329 A * ard just does an ssh to the BMC :-)
1278804361 M * ard most of the recent motherboard controllers I know run linux :-)
1278804404 M * ard that means: for every new windows server out there, there is a linux controller watching over it :-)
1278804423 M * Guy- :)
1278804663 J * monrad-65532 ~mmk@titus.tdx.dk
1278804933 M * monrad-65532 how does loopback-virtualisation work with 2.3?
1278804960 M * monrad-65532 should i be able to see the loopback from within the guest doing a ifconfig?
1278804972 M * daniel_hozac yes
1278805257 M * monrad-65532 should i setup anything?
1278805305 M * daniel_hozac AUTO_LBACK in the kernel
1278805306 M * Bertl make sure that single IP special casing is off when assigning a single guest IP
1278805724 M * monrad-65532 ah nice
1278805730 M * monrad-65532 and ejabberd works fine then :)
1278805733 M * monrad-65532 well it starts up
1278805733 J * hparker ~hparker@2001:470:1f0f:32c:215:f2ff:fee0:9872
1278805978 M * monrad-65532 and ipv6 works, nice :)