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1367562113 M * Bertl off to bed now ... have a good one everyone!
1367562118 N * Bertl Bertl_zZ
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1367591416 J * BlackPanx ~alen@31.15.133.178
1367592749 M * BlackPanx can someone help me a bit with vunify ? i have few servers tagged as vunify... how would i know which server links to which ? and how would i break those hardlinks made so far ? i don't want to use vunify anymore... is it enough to simply remove vunify from apps folder in /etc/vservers ? 
1367593816 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl
1367593823 M * Bertl morning folks!
1367593874 M * Ghislain hello
1367593973 M * Bertl BlackPanx: hardlinks are not 'directed' like the symbolic links, so you best think of it as guests having file entries linking to the same data (not to eachother)
1367594029 M * BlackPanx Bertl hmm... and where would that data be ? :) i'm kinda stuck finding out on which resource these links link to...
1367594035 M * BlackPanx to remove them or to fix them
1367594062 M * Bertl this data will be on the filesystem both guests are on
1367594100 M * BlackPanx okay... so it's not specified where exactly is the file and they dont both link to that file then
1367594132 M * Bertl a file itself consists of a directory entry and data stored in inode(s)
1367594163 M * BlackPanx i tried creating file1 and file2, then ln file1 file2, then when i removed file2, file1 became normal file no more hardlinked... 
1367594163 M * Bertl a hard link is basically a second directory entry pointing to the same inode/data
1367594197 M * BlackPanx how would i find link it's pointing to ? with -s i can list those symbolic linked files etc... and i know where the original is
1367594258 M * Bertl the only way to 'find' the directory entries for given data (inodes) is to scan the entire filesystem for entries with the same inode
1367594272 M * Bertl and there is no original
1367594277 M * BlackPanx argh
1367594278 M * BlackPanx okay
1367594280 M * BlackPanx :/
1367594327 M * BlackPanx and a way to get rid of these hard links is only by removing all files except one, linking to same inode.
1367594331 M * Bertl so, if you do echo test >file1; ln file1 file2; rm -f file1
1367594350 M * BlackPanx file2 will become normal file and with data of file1
1367594352 M * BlackPanx which is logical
1367594358 M * Bertl then file2 will be the only file pointing to the data created in the first step
1367594391 M * BlackPanx yes, exactly... but when i have file1 and file2 and i want to keep both, but split them so if i make change on file1 it won't be propagated to file2 ?
1367594412 M * Bertl then you have to break this link
1367594422 M * BlackPanx but that happens only when you rm...
1367594427 M * Bertl (that's what Linux-VServer does for you when one entry is changed)
1367594428 M * BlackPanx if i understand correctly
1367594453 M * Bertl an easy way to forecfully break a hard link is to copy the content
1367594475 M * Bertl i.e. something like cp -va file2 file3; rm -f file2; mv file3 file2
1367594496 M * BlackPanx okay, that is the answer to my question. that's exactly what i wanted to hear
1367594534 M * BlackPanx ok.. so i'll have to copy my vserver's vdir, then remove it and copy it back
1367594537 M * BlackPanx to break that link
1367594560 M * Bertl that's for sure one way to do it
1367594809 M * ard actually: the rm -f file2; mv file3 file2 can be shortened to: mv file3 file2 :-)
1367594845 M * BlackPanx thanks both of you
1367594848 M * BlackPanx helped a lot
1367594859 M * BlackPanx i just needed to make sure i understand correctly
1367594864 M * Bertl yes, and with link breaking active, a single 'touch' (in the guest context) would suffice as well
1367594866 M * BlackPanx before i do something stupid :)
1367594867 M * ard (The last one always gives you a valid file2)
1367594957 M * Bertl off to grab some groceries ... bbl
1367594964 N * Bertl Bertl_oO
1367599893 M * fback Bertl_oO: are there some issues running avahi-daemon inside a guest?
1367602198 M * fback heh, asking question here usually solves the problem :> (in my case: no services to publish :)
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