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1310950577 M * Bertl off to bed now ... have a good one everyone!
1310950586 N * Bertl Bertl_zZ
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1310976917 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl
1310976920 M * Bertl morning folks!
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1310982654 M * arekm ouh, Linus wanted to release 3.0 tomorrow (but there will be small delay)
1310982737 M * arekm I assume vserver pre3 patch is not production quality
1310982757 M * Bertl nope, definitely not
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1311002066 M * Bertl off for now ... bbl
1311002071 N * Bertl Bertl_oO
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1311003683 M * ryker can anyone help me with the syntax for the vsomething comand?
1311003696 M * ryker i just want to see the uptime for each guest
1311003726 M * ryker I tried 'vsomething uptime —running', but that doesn't work
1311003745 M * daniel_hozac vsomething vserver --running -- exec uptime
1311003759 M * daniel_hozac although you might want to look at vserver-stat instead.
1311003779 M * ryker ty
1311003787 M * ryker i really want the load of each guest.  just using uptime to see it
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1311007549 M * Dex Hello everyone
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1311010226 M * Bertl_oO nap attack ... bbl
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1311017749 M * Dex hello
1311017872 Q * Dex 
1311018265 M * Guy- Bertl: just in case you're interested, I finally got around to replicating your mageia zfs acl experiment; I installed mageia in a virtualbox, installed your binary zfs-fuse rpm in it, created a zpool, then tried to setfacl a directory on it - and it says operation not supported (as expected)
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1311023457 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl
1311023474 M * Bertl back now ...
1311023486 M * Bertl Guy-: very interesting ...
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1311030713 J * Dex 5be4feb3@ircip1.mibbit.com
1311030723 M * Dex Hello everyone
1311030767 M * Bertl hey Dex!
1311030783 M * Dex hello
1311030798 M * Dex I have a question. :)
1311030837 M * Dex If I start a server on a guest. For example Postfix. can I restart that service from within a host?
1311030877 M * Bertl let's get hte nomenclature right first ...
1311030892 M * Dex ok :D
1311030898 M * Bertl we call the physical machine host, and the 'virtual' isolated environment 'guest'
1311030941 M * Bertl so, assumed you are running postfix on the guest, of course, you can restart it from inside the guest
1311030956 M * Bertl (if that was the question)
1311031042 M * Dex I know I can restart postfix inside the guest, but do I have to log in to guest in order to restart it. Is there a way I can do it from host?
1311031110 M * Bertl ah, well, if you need to, you can 'enter' the guest from the host, and then restart the service
1311031188 M * Dex Oh I see. I wanted to know if it would be posible to have something like : vserver guest service restart or something like that
1311031250 M * Bertl as service management is quite distro dependant, there is no 'generaliyed' way to handle that, but you can utiliye 'vserver <guest> exec ...' to do that if you know the distro details
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1311031308 M * Dex So it would be possible to do it with exec somehow? 
1311031332 M * Dex to make a bash script doing just htat
1311031338 M * Dex that
1311031391 M * Bertl well, yes, for example if your distro supports 'service postfix restart'
1311031404 M * Bertl it would be simple to do that with exec
1311031443 M * Bertl (we are talking about the guest distro here :)
1311031501 M * Dex sure, I get that. How would you do it with Debian
1311031510 M * Dex ?
1311031565 M * Bertl no idea how you restart a service in debian :)
1311031597 M * Dex service postfix restart
1311031599 M * Dex :D
1311031618 M * Bertl so that would be the same then, no?
1311031714 M * Dex so "vserver <guest> exec service postfix restart" would be correct way to do it? Or Im on a wrong page again.
1311031790 M * Bertl basically yes, if you need more than one command, use bash -c '...' instead
1311031844 M * Dex Ok. thank you very much. you were very helpful :D
1311031862 M * Bertl you're welcome!
1311031884 M * Dex take care, and have a nice day 
1311031937 M * Bertl u2
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