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<0> it's just cron starting up
<1> ok, but these are the last 3 lines, after this, I have the cl***ical "syslogd restart"
<1> so... no more clue to me, If you have any idea...
<0> those 3 seem right; the last thing is about cron running user crontabs for "@reboot"-lines
<2> http://lists.xensource.com/archives/html/xen-devel/2004-09/msg00266.html <-- follow that thread, it might help
<2> the guy had the same problem as you
<3> do any of you guys know how to fix the IPV6_V6ONLY message from etch+proftpd? : apt-get install proftpd ; /etc/init.d/proftpd start yeilds : Jul 06 18:27:35 debian proftpd[5191] localhost.localdomain: error setting IPV6_V6ONLY: Protocol not available ...
<2> stable only
<1> ferro> well, he seems to have a problem with X : this machine has no X running.... btw, my log was from syslog : I searched through /var/log/messages, nad the last input was "knfsd" (yeah, I kow... knoppix stuff... sorry) : I try to serach by this side :)
<3> oh my mistake ferro
<3> ferro, stable didn't support my SATA+4 drives :(
<0> why not?
<2> Burps_, you said that it restarts after the login prompt comes up, do you mean the graphical login prompt or the console login prompt
<3> I can't remember at the time, they told me to try etch (a few guys in the channel)
<4> hey ferro
<1> the console login
<2> TonyKite, that's more kernel based than anything, you can compiler a newer kernel yourself or use a kernel backport for sarge
<3> apz, i have 4 sata drives.. i think 2 weren't showing up or something.. I forget now it's been a couple months
<2> hey nagual
<2> Burps_, well... "that's weird" :P
<1> :)
<2> try a different runlevel
<3> ferro, i wish I could downgrade to sarge but i heard I can't... this machine has 1100G of 1200G possible used... no room to move data off one drive and reinstall
<1> and what's weirder, is my opera 9 which doesn't show everything coming from mail-list in the web, or "code" in boards :(
<2> TonyKite, which is why it's strongly suggested that you have seperate partitions for /usr and / , this allows you to reinstall your system and not effect other things on your system (e.g /home)
<1> anyway, I'll check further....
<3> ferro, only / :(
<3> dev/sda1 mounted /
<3> live and learn I guess
<2> i have /, /boot, /home, /var, /usr, /tmp, swap and a few others
<2> the only downside is you loose a tiny bit of room because of all the seperate filesystems and partitions
<3> i used to do that with freebsd but it got to the point where one partition was always full
<3> so I just went with / this time around
<2> you can resize partitions and even resize partitions on the fly now
<3> without breaking things?
<2> resizing yes, resizing on the fly dunno, haven't done it
<3> on sarge, what mysql version for 5.0 do they have ? 5.0.22 or 5.0.23 ?
<3> I wonder the lag time between updates
<2> punani, stable?
<5> hmm... stable is sarge is now the current stable, or we only support stable in this channel for two resons: 1.) People who should use unstable etc shouldnt need help 2.) We dont want to waste our time chasing bugs
<2> bleh
<2> stable does not update versions of packages, stable only updates packages for bugfixes and security updates, new versions of packages are not introduced into the stable branch
<2> this keeps stable stable
<3> ferro, with stable.. which mysql version do they have ?
<2> http://packages.debian.org <-- have a look ;)
<2> iirc, they don't have 5.0, but i could be wrong
<3> oh wow 4.0.24
<3> I won't go back down, i'll just use vsftpd or pure-ftpd in the meantime
<2> i'd recommend vsftpd over pure-ftpd for reliability, security, stability and performance
<3> right now i'm using proftpd .. out of the 3 which do you like the best?
<4> its got better performance that pure-ftp?
<2> sure, there's a good reason why kernel.org uses vsftpd :P
<3> hrmmm.. kernel.org uses vsftpd .. neat
<4> i thoguht that was because of features
<4> and maybe security
<4> never performance
<2> vsftpd isn't feature high, pure-ftpd has more features, but vsftpd is written with security and performance in mind
<4> ok
<4> i never tried vs
<2> i started using it a few years back, never had issues with it
<1> ok, runlevel 1 is booting, (used to be 2), 3 is not.... let's check the differences....
<2> runlevel 1 is very different, it's single user mode
<2> i suggest you have a quick read of http://rute.2038bug.com/node35.html.gz
<3> ftp.freebsd.org switched to vsftpd.
<3> RedHat praises the performance and scalability of vsftpd in a press release: "Individual servers handled more than 2,500 concurrent downloads"... "The other change was to use a very lightweight FTP daemon, vsftpd, designed for the demands placed on a server under this level of load".
<3> wow
<2> heh, sun removed their comparison chart between staroffice and openoffice
<4> ferro nice url
<6> how can i get a syslog server to forward logging it receives from hosts to another syslog server?
<6> so a syslog forwarder kindof
<4> didnt you ask about syslog yesterday already?
<6> i did, nagual apologies if someone answered i haven't seen
<6> can i just specify a remote host as a destination instead of /var/log/messages?
<4> syslog?
<5> from memory, syslog is the unix facility for logging the messages that programs produce.
<4> its in the manual
<4> i just checked
<4> man -k <searchword>
<4> /usr/share/doc
<2> madbull, i suggest looking at syslog-ng and socklog
<6> ferro, i have syslog-ng
<2> then i suggest you read up on whether or not syslog-ng supports that capability, or even look at socklog
<6> ferro, it does
<6> basically I have a management network with a standard unix syslog server
<6> syslog-ng server is outside of that network and is only accessible from the syslog server not from the hosts
<6> so i collect the logs on the unix syslog server then want to forward them to my sysl0g-ng server
<6> nagual, "man syslog" gives me a manpage for syslog function?
<4> err
<4> yea?
<6> google time
<4> you dindt read the manual yet at all, did you
<6> no ure right
<6> foudn it
<4> madbull: usually you will be treated less politely in here if you dont read the manual -at least- before asking in here
<6> man syslogd
<6> yes true i'm being lazy
<4> usually we get questions from either very newbies who want to find out about ls, or rather advanced users, who have done their homework
<6> sorry i am being rude
<6> ok syslogd manpage has the answer
<7> morning
<2> hey Napta
<8> lo
<7> hiya ferro
<7> I just posted an article to the mailing list
<9> moin
<7> morning
<3> where does vsftpd log errors to? I'm trying to get vsftpd going, i've screwed up the config file i think and there is nothing in .. /var/log/messages, vsftpd.log ...
<2> the two places you looked should contain any errors
<3> it says : vsftpd started... but it doesn't get started
<2> use the backup /usr/share/doc/vsftpd/EXAMPLE/
<2> remember, nearly every package comes with documentation. The /usr/share/doc/ directory isn't there for show
<2> 'man vsftpd.conf' for more info on the conf file and hwo to use it
<7> TonyKite: logging might not be switched on
<7> the stock config is _ghetto_
<3> ahh I know why
<3> ftpd_banner=Don't call me daughter.
<3> Don't :)
<7> hah
<7> and
<7> weird
<7> are you into that incest stuff ?
<3> you don't know where that phrase is from ?
<2> damn you nagual, don't answer mail on the list until i do!
<2> :P
<4> :P
<3> http://www.lyricsondemand.com/p/pearljamlyrics/dontcallmedaughterlyrics.html
<7> TonyKite: but
<7> it's just
<7> wrong
<3> nagual, that's for you
<7> kind of a turn on though
<4> and what have i done to deserve this honour?
<3> err, napta
<7> you give us all $100 via paypal! :D
<4> yea, you can be the first donor
<7> good post, nagual
<4> thanks
<3> vsftpd needs: /etc/init.d/vsftpd configtest
<3> :)
<7> I need some juice
<7> screw you coffee
<3> why doesn't anyone ever talk about irc itchy *** syndrome?
<3> Ever sit on irc for too many hours, and your *** gets sweaty and your hole gets a bit itchy? :)
<3> it's rare but it happens
<3> maybe i didn't wipe good enough but ya
<10> That's called "Pylonidal Cyst".
<3> if it really is called that, you're my hero.
<3> google time.
<3> close but no cigar
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