1381969192 M * Bertl off for a nap ... bbl
1381969198 N * Bertl Bertl_zZ
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1382006845 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl
1382006848 M * Bertl morning folks!
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1382011048 P * thierryp_ ciao folks
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1382022108 J * treaki ~treaki@p4FF4BBCE.dip0.t-ipconnect.de
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1382027025 J * wuempe ~wmp-freen@77-254-252-138.adsl.inetia.pl
1382027036 M * wuempe hello
1382027051 M * wuempe i want configure this: http://linux-vserver.org/Howto_HostAuth
1382027072 M * wuempe this page is updated and this is best method?
1382027099 M * Bertl it's a wiki and there is a history
1382027151 M * wuempe Bertl: last update: 14:31, 19 July 2009‎
1382027160 M * wuempe so is better method to do this?
1382027442 M * Bertl I've never tried something like this, I wouldn't know what to use it for
1382027457 M * Bertl what is your application, what do you want to achieve?
1382027650 M * wuempe Bertl: i havent other ip in ovh, but i want to have ssh access on all vserwers
1382027699 M * Bertl why not simply assign different ports to each guest?
1382027712 M * Bertl like 22001 -> guest1, 22002 -> guest2 ...
1382027795 M * wuempe Bertl: i wont thi
1382027797 M * wuempe this
1382028000 M * Bertl you mean: you don't want to do it this way? if so, why not?
1382028305 M * wuempe becouse mu users should change ssh port 
1382028380 M * Bertl you mean, they would have to change the port _inside_ the guest or you mean that they would have to use a different port for connecting?
1382028565 M * Bertl because as administrator, I wouldn't really like my users to get any kind of root access to the host (which is basically what you need to do this kind of ssh relaying)
1382028600 M * Bertl and as user, I wouldn't want my ssh connection to a guest to be terminated on the host, where the admin can basically log my input/output
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1382036509 J * balmer ~balmer@189-70-45-61.user.veloxzone.com.br
1382036884 M * balmer How can I use 'sched/priority-bias' with cgroup? Or a similar functionality.
1382036989 M * Bertl there is a scheduler cgroup which can do similar stuff
1382037057 J * thierryp ~thierry@2a01:e35:2e2b:e2c0:699e:a182:eb07:24c4
1382037162 M * balmer where is this documented scheduler?
1382037189 M * Bertl documentation for cgroups is in the kernel source, in Documentation
1382037341 M * balmer thks. I will now see
1382037375 M * Bertl you're welcome!
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1382041025 N * l0kit Guest2690
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1382042372 M * balmer Bertl, use the scheduler cgroup is very complicated
1382042483 M * balmer admit this 'priority-bias' very easy 
1382042660 M * Bertl luckily the priority bias is still present in recent kernels :)
1382042686 M * Bertl i.e. you can still use it with 3.10.15 for example
1382042958 J * Aiken ~Aiken@2001:44b8:2168:1000:21f:d0ff:fed6:d63f
1382043261 M * balmer I will still try cgroup again
1382043278 M * Bertl yeah, cgroups are the future!
1382043371 M * balmer sharing CPU it is very easy
1382043438 M * balmer scheduler is not
1382043964 M * wuempe Bertl: i add other interfaces to my vserver: http://wklej.org/id/1152350/ but possible dont works, what i doing wrong?
1382044025 M * Bertl do you have 4 interfaces on your host?
1382044058 M * wuempe Bertl: no
1382044067 M * wuempe Bertl: on host i have only host ip
1382044087 M * Bertl so why do you specify eth1-eth3 then? and you probably do not want to use /32 for those IPs as they have proper networks I guess
1382044093 M * wuempe Bertl: on host i havent ip from eth0 and this works good
1382044118 M * wuempe hmmm, so i should have */ip > "eth0" ?
1382044131 M * Bertl hmm?
1382044154 M * Bertl you mean */dev should be eth0? most likely yes
1382044164 M * wuempe yes ;) sorry ;)
1382044172 M * Bertl at least if you want util-vserver to add those IPs to your host interface eth0
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1382051443 J * NightMonkey ~NightrMon@nightmonkey.user.oftc.net
1382051516 M * NightMonkey Hi, good vserver folks. I have a setup where we seem to have "ghost processes" in our Vserver guests. Any 'known issues' show, say, 500 procs in a guest, when ps only shows 29?
1382051630 M * daniel_hozac how many does ps maux show?
1382051649 M * NightMonkey I was able to show that they had some "realness" to them by setting NPROC to 200, restarting the VMS, then I get "Cannot fork" and similar.
1382051666 M * NightMonkey daniel_hozac: One moment, I'll check. In the guest?
1382051735 M * NightMonkey daniel_hozac: Ah!
1382051771 M * NightMonkey daniel_hozac: In one vhost, ps auwx shows 59, ps maux shows 971!
1382051806 M * Bertl there you go :)
1382051865 A * NightMonkey needs cluebat.
1382051885 M * NightMonkey So, it's threads?
1382051898 M * Bertl yep, threads in linux are implemented as processes
1382051932 M * Bertl by default, ps only shows the 'main' processes, not the threads
1382051933 M * NightMonkey Bertl: Ah, okay. So, less likely that it is crackery. :)
1382051944 M * daniel_hozac more likely it's Java.
1382051948 M * Bertl :)
1382051957 M * NightMonkey Hah!
1382051969 M * NightMonkey Thank you very much, Bertl and daniel_hozac.
1382051975 M * Bertl you're welcome!
1382051990 M * NightMonkey Now to go back and eat some crow.
1382052031 M * Bertl have fun!
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1382052854 M * NightMonkey MMmmm. Delicious crow.
1382053125 M * Bertl how is life without Colour?
1382053669 M * Bertl sorry, couldn't resist :)
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