1321835028 M * chrissbx Wow that's odd, did anyone know that?: /tmp/.X11* can be removed and X clients can still connect to the X server. 
1321835037 M * chrissbx When looking at strace, they still do this:
1321835051 M * chrissbx 11182 connect(3, {sa_family=AF_FILE, path=@"/tmp/.X11-unix/X0"}, 20) = 0
1321835060 M * chrissbx WTH?
1321835129 M * chrissbx I'm used to the fact that I can change permissions and accessibility (parent dirs) of a unix domain socket.
1321835152 M * chrissbx But I can even chmod the socket there instead of removing it, and the client still succeeds.
1321835197 M * chrissbx Have I just stumbled over a glaring issue?
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1321835821 J * fisted ~fisted@xdsl-87-78-217-218.netcologne.de
1321836761 M * chrissbx So, I've learned that this is an "abstract socket", evidenced by the @, a Linux-only feature. I don't understand why this has been invented. Anyway, at least it's not a security issue.
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1321854358 M * Bertl_oO off to bed now ... have a good one everyone!
1321854362 N * Bertl_oO Bertl_zZ
1321855386 P * undefined 
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1321873834 Q * cuba33ci Read error: Operation timed out
1321874308 J * gucki ~gucki@80-218-125-247.dclient.hispeed.ch
1321874326 M * gucki hi there
1321874359 M * gucki i wonder what's uts directory is exactly for. do i need to set uts/nodename, what's the difference to the /etc/hostname file inside the vserver?
1321874555 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl
1321874560 M * Bertl morning folks!
1321874587 M * Bertl gucki: well, first, uts is more than just the nodename
1321874638 M * gucki hi bertl. can you point to a place with docs about uts? :)
1321874657 M * Bertl but the main difference between setting uts/nodename in the config and using hostname inside the guest is that the former is set from 'outside' while the latter requires permission to change/set from inside
1321874676 M * Bertl you know 'uname -a'?
1321874717 M * gucki Bertl: yes, it shows me the kernel version etc.. :)
1321874741 M * Bertl see, that's all uts information
1321874778 M * gucki ah ok, good to know :). so by default guets cant change their hostname even when they change the contents of /etc/hostname?
1321874814 M * daniel_hozac depends on how the guest's initsystem works.
1321874825 M * daniel_hozac most of them won't set hostname late enough for it to be run in a guest.
1321874850 M * Bertl and the given capabilities, as it could be forbidden to change at all
1321875095 M * gucki ok, thanks :)
1321875148 M * gucki one more question: do i have to take care of which devices exit in the guest's /etc/dev folder (in terms of security) or can i just use a "normal" debootstrap folder as a vserver?
1321875213 M * daniel_hozac why wouldn't you use vserver ... build -m debootstrap, which cleans /dev up for you?
1321875261 M * Bertl gucki: you have to take care, as all device available inside a guest can be accessed/used (by default, without device mapper)
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1321875520 M * gucki daniel_hozac: I want to use predefined "images" for my vserver which I copy using rsync. But when I start my "images" using an intial vserver debootstrap it should be ok, right?
1321875567 M * daniel_hozac sure
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1321886638 J * PuerScyphu ~PuerScyph@client-212-117-1-158.inturbo.lt
1321886668 M * PuerScyphu http://baron.proudandloud.com Create your own unique T-SHIRT.In our website you can upload your image and create your own design and order the product you made
1321886686 P * PuerScyphu 
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1321888976 M * Esmil Bertl: Hey, I found what was locking up my servers. It seems I was bitten by this http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/stable/linux-stable.git;a=commit;h=607ce3ed1cf6aa5af82a12faf1adf0de5d2f583e
1321889029 M * Bertl interesting ..
1321889044 M * Esmil Btw. the 2.3.2.1 patch for the 3.0.9 kernel seems to print out a lot of debugging
1321889058 M * Esmil 4 numbers, I can find the message if you want
1321889121 M * Bertl yeah, please, probably a forgotten debug message
1321889139 M * daniel_hozac there's a patch on the ML
1321889244 M * Bertl ah, right, tx
1321889902 M * Esmil Ahh yes, this is what I'm seeing: http://archives.linux-vserver.org/201111/0020.html
1321889939 M * Esmil ..and the next message in the thread seems to have the fix
1321889975 N * Mr_Smoke_ Mr_Smoke
1321889999 M * Bertl yep, patch is fine, please apply
1321890021 M * Esmil Cool, thanks
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