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1279598216 M * Bertl off to bed now ... have a good one everyone!
1279598222 N * Bertl Bertl_zZ
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1279601963 M * isodude Hm, I've told fstab to mount a dir outside into /var/lib/mysql, different in each vserver. But the vdir is the same (symlink). So when I run `mount` it tells me the last one to mount on the /var/lib/mysql-mountpoint. So if I had /etc/vservers/d0/mysql in `mount`, after I start d1 I have /etc/vservers/d1/mysql.
1279601994 M * isodude I guess it depends on the fact that it's the same mountpoint
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1279606816 M * isodude Think I solved my troubles with the initpost I did.
1279607048 M * isodude Yup.
1279607052 M * isodude Updating.
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1279608144 M * isodude For those who want to test it out, I added it at the top of Upstart_issues on the wiki. Please do!
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1279623873 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl
1279623880 M * Bertl morning folks!
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1279624837 J * Vex ~Vex@193.163.97.225
1279624863 M * Vex I'm having trouble adding an extra IP to a guest
1279624872 M * Bertl how so?
1279624917 M * Vex I did a "cp -r /etc/vservers/vserver9/intefaces/0 /etc/vservers/vserver9/intefaces/1"
1279624936 M * Vex edited the file "ip" to reflect the extra address
1279624948 M * Vex restarted the vserver9
1279624951 M * Vex nothing
1279624959 M * Vex I thought that was a way
1279624978 M * Bertl well, it would have been better to stop it first, but it is probably fine in this case (adding an IP) too
1279624991 M * Bertl how do you check for the new IP?
1279625017 M * Vex ifconfig
1279625031 M * Vex on the guest
1279625033 M * Bertl there is your problem, use 'ip a l ' instead
1279625068 M * Vex LOL
1279625072 M * Bertl ifconfig is decades old and should have been replaced by iproute2 for years now
1279625088 M * Vex so, what your saying is I just spend 2 hours checking it wrong....
1279625096 M * Vex THX
1279625098 M * Bertl exaclty
1279625107 M * Bertl *exactly even
1279625136 M * Bertl but if you need ifconfig to 'see' the IP, then you can use the old fashioned aliases for this purpose
1279625262 M * Vex I don't care about that, as long as I can set something up to bind on port 80
1279625279 M * Bertl then you are fine already :)
1279625386 J * balbir_ ~balbir@122.172.14.61
1279625457 M * isodude ip route
1279625461 M * isodude o/
1279625606 M * Vex thx
1279625623 M * Bertl you're welcome! feel free to hang around ...
1279625697 M * isodude Bertl: !
1279625872 M * isodude Bertl: Made some contribution to the upstart issue, I'm wondering about if a file like that should be delivered with vserver by default.
1279625932 M * isodude the initpost-file is just useful the first time though, and not during clones.
1279625940 M * Bertl I'm pretty sure, if it is working fine and daniel_hozac gets around to test it, it will be included (given that the license permits it)
1279625990 M * isodude It's based of debian initpost, and my license is use it as much as you want ;)
1279626043 M * ard Vex: if you do want to use ifconfig: echo "blaat" > name into the file
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1279626053 M * ard ifconfig will be able to show ip's with an alias
1279626055 M * isodude Yeah would be neat with some decent testing. I found out that control-alt-delete.conf was neccessary for a complete shutdown also =)
1279626092 M * isodude Has anyone tried VServer inside a KVM running on an KSM-enabled linux-box?
1279626322 M * Vex thx ard, but not necessary
1279627518 A * ard finds it useful for the host though
1279627528 M * ard you always know which ip belongs to which vserver :-)
1279627553 M * ard isodude : I tried kvm within a vserver, which just works, but I do not use KSm
1279627577 M * isodude ard: does it do any different?
1279627582 M * isodude kvm && ksm rocks.
1279627583 A * ard guesses vserver inside a kvm will run always
1279627597 M * ard kvm == virtual machine
1279627619 M * ard So you basically run a virtual pc, which can run a vserver enabled kernel
1279627627 M * isodude Yeah.
1279627634 M * isodude Enable KSM! :)
1279627637 M * ard But having a virtual pc stuff inside a vserver is much more interesting
1279627639 M * ard ah
1279627644 M * ard shared memory
1279627649 M * ard Is always enabled
1279627654 M * ard but I have no apps that use it
1279627664 M * isodude echo 1 > /sys/kernel/mm/run
1279627667 M * isodude kvm does.
1279627677 M * ard ah, ok :-) that's why :-)
1279627702 M * ard you actually mean that by the kvm layer, you actually force the vservers within that kernel to share memory :-)
1279627749 M * ard well, it should work but I don't like the kvm layer :-)
1279627761 M * isodude try it out !
1279627782 M * Bertl which will 1) add the overhead of the virtual machine, 2) the overhead of the page comparison and combination and you are unlikely to gain more from that (even memory related) than from unification
1279627795 M * ard I only use kvm to run windows. That's about 1% of my boxes. And I only run it for single instances of windows, since windows is practically umaintanable and SLOW without kvm
1279627814 M * ard Bertl : unless you use a lot of java machines :-)
1279627846 M * Bertl the thing is ksm is a great idea for running several kvm machines, but not so great for system which already know what to share
1279627908 A * ard thinks that fixing the jdk to let it call the page sharing will really help a lot
1279627944 M * ard there are not other "applications" that I can think of (beside kvm) that really need ksm
1279628001 M * ard Bertl : a single jvm already takes up 512MB doing nothing. Add to it an idle tomcat or resin, and you are having 1.5Gig of unused initialized memory
1279628247 M * Bertl a single process allocating 2GB and filling it will random junk will do the same ... conclusion: don't do it :)
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1279628932 M * isodude Bertl: So running unification is really what I want to do?
1279628983 M * Bertl usually yes, unless you have many applications generating the same (non zero) pages 
1279628996 M * isodude Bertl: going to have lots of Apache and Mysql
1279629007 M * isodude and php-fcgid-wrapper
1279629008 M * isodude :)
1279629057 M * isodude Well, so, what I want to know is what they are mapping up
1279629099 J * ntrs__ ~ntrs@77.28.29.167
1279629113 M * Bertl try it out ... i.e. unify them inside a kvm, and see how efficient ksm is on that
1279629155 J * fb fback@red.fback.net
1279629214 M * isodude Will do. When my vacation is over!
1279629219 M * isodude Sayyyyonara.
1279629230 M * isodude Or hopefully someone else will.
1279629240 M * Bertl :)
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1279635528 M * petzsch somehow the cpu usage information in top inside a vserver seems a bit strange... apache2 is supposed to reach 9999% CPU utilisation
1279635879 M * daniel_hozac good job.
1279635976 M * monrad-65532 vserver is for optimal use of resources :)
1279636091 M * petzsch hopefully the i7-920 won't overheat
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1279641211 M * Bertl nap attack ... bbl
1279641216 N * Bertl Bertl_zZ
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1279652780 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl
1279652785 M * Bertl back now ...
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