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<0> my mysql takes about 40MB (40000) VIRT and 2392 RES, for comparsion
<1> Hmm, it's maybe something in the mysql config file so i can set how much memory it should use
<0> yeah, but 10MB is nothing
<1> It has never happned to me before when i runned it
<0> you can of course try to stop it
<2> oh ok guys, now i really need to get some sleep its 2:15am in here, night !
<1> Mem: 127448k total, 124168k used, 3280k free, 596k buffers
<1> Swap: 176672k total, 172640k used, 4032k free, 5316k cached
<1> Didn't change so much :/
<0> didn't think so
<0> something else is running haywire basicly
<0> what in general do you have running ?
<1> samba,apache,mysql and requests to my dhclient in a cronjob
<1> pretty much all
<0> try running: ps -eo pid,user,vsize,args --sort vsize
<0> and see what ends up at the bottom
<1> apache2 in the bottom, can it be because i do a cronjob that updates often?
<0> I doubt that
<0> how much is apache using ?
<0> well, unless your crontab never finish ?
<0> and thus you keep restarting the job before it ends, spawning more and more processes
<1> it updates a few time every hour because of my freaking isp.. apache is using 17052 x 7proccesess
<0> well apache operates in threads, so they share the memory
<1> oh i see
<0> so it's 7 porcesses sharing 17MB, which is not that much
<0> so you've basicly ruled out apache and mysql
<0> which would otherwise be the two biggest memory hogs
<0> can you do a "ps aux | wc -l" ?
<0> it should list how many processes are currently running (+1)
<1> 242 that is
<0> hmm
<0> 242 is high for something like that, but not extreme in any way
<1> does every same app share processes?
<1> or make childs , might be the ddclient in that way if that updates too often also
<0> if you start the same app multiple times, it will not share the majority of the memory (though libraries and such will be shared)
<0> ps -eo args | sort | uniq -c | sort -n
<0> try that
<0> it should list how many times all apps are executed
<0> with the same command, that is
<1> 100 /sbin/dhclient eth0 ;)
<0> aha ;)
<0> I suggest a killall -9 dhclient
<1> Mem: 127448k total, 33608k used, 93840k free, 844k buffers
<1> Swap: 176672k total, 11468k used, 165204k free, 7704k cached
<1> A bit better ;)
<0> hehe
<0> a bit
<0> got ther eventually :)
<0> there*
<1> Thanks alot for the help :)
<0> no problem :)
<0> allways happy to help with genuine problems
<1> time to hit the bed, hope it will survive until i get to work tomorrow. :)
<3> Hmm, IMAP Mail server that supports multiple mail accounts under one machine account, multiple domain support, and anti-spam would be nice but not required
<3> Any ideas?
<4> Yeah, I have an idea! But I'll need a box of ground beef, a little WD-40, and a handful of starving oxen. And keep the cops off my back for the next few hours!
<3> I can handle the oxen, the wd-40, and the cops. You're on your own for the beef
<3> Any real people with a suggestion?
<5> Aesop: ya be patient
<5> ElakKanin: but im thinking most mtas fit your need if im reading that correctly
<6> hey
<6> can anyone think of some setting/configuration which might slow down my network transfers? on a 100Mbps link, i can only maximize the connection using multiple threads (but all from the same host/destination, its not a bandwidth limitation)
<7> hey
<7> how do i find out what .deb installed a file ?
<8> bucket_, dpkg -S /path/to/file
<9> Hi. How do you install file.deb?
<9> dep file extension on it
<9> I got it.
<10> This is wierd, I just installed libapache2-mod-perl2 and it didnt make any changes in the apache config files for directory aliases
<11> morning
<11> is noone here in this chatroom?
<12> no
<3> Oh
<3> Am I still here?
<3> Woops.
<3> Nite all!
<11> anyone here?
<4> no you moron there are at least a 100 more people in here
<11> punani forget anyone here
<4> i forgot anyone here, nagual
<11> punani anyone here is $nick you must be retarded, there are at least 100 other people here
<4> nagual: okay
<11> anyone here?
<4> i heard anyone here is nagual you must be retarded, there are at least 100 other people here
<11> i never got why it sometimes does 'i heard'
<13> morning
<14> yep
<14> http://gallery.koroded.net/v/Funny/project.jpg.html
<14> :)
<11> hey Napt0r
<11> whats with the vhost? :)
<13> oh, it's from work
<13> I don't wish to irc from my work domain, it will attract attention to my boxen lol
<13> god knows how many people have weak NIS p***words.
<13> I think it's against our JANET policy too. not sure
<13> ah well
<13> man
<13> aparantly I _have_ to use an IM at work
<13> for inter-office communications
<13> people are too lazy to get up
<13> and walk about
<13> bored :(
<13> hrm hrm hrm
<0> holy christ
<0> now I can't even play mp3s from the array without problems
<0> I think it's time to do an overnight order
<13> :(
<13> its the RIAA/MPAA conspiring against you!
<13> check your kernel for backdoor.ko ! ;)
<0> Napt0r: hehe
<0> Napt0r: too bad most of what I've tested on haven't been even remotely related to riaa / mpaa
<0> well, except for cube zero I guess
<15> unattended kicks ***
<15> http://unattended.sourceforge.net
<16> hehe great slogan:
<16> The two basic principles of Windows system administration:
<16> * For minor problems, reboot
<16> * For major problems, reinstall
<0> hehe, winamp + mplayer on windows has a funny bug here
<0> the text in winamp's playlist is transparent to mplayer
<15> Kristian: i believe that has to do with the color actually
<15> mplayer sees a particular shade of blue as its display area
<15> you can use that fact to do fun things like display movies on your desktop, etc.
<17> can I do a dd of hda to hdb if hda is 30gb and hdb is 20gb but hda is only using about 2gb of space?
<18> anyone running with oident with NAT ?
<17> i have a 30gb hard drive.. using about 2gb of space... I want to copy everything to a 20gb hardrive and be able to put that in another machine and boot from it.. how can I do that? using dd it runs out of space.. i don't have any more hard drives bigger than the 30gb one.
<15> as i said, i would use cpio
<15> dd has options to not copy zero'd blocks as well iirc
<17> so then dd would work ok?
<17> that would probably be the easiest
<15> but cpio is much more straightforward... just make sure all the partitions/mbr are set up on hdb, shut down all running services, run cpio to copy everything over preserving owner/permissions/etc, then swap the drives and boot up
<15> as far as dd goes, note the "iirc" :)
<17> denken: for the dd option is this what I want? - sparse: If one or more output blocks would consist solely of NUL bytes, try to seek the output file by the required space instead of filling them with NULs, resulting in a sparse file.
<15> cant hurt to try it, right? the worst that would happen is you have unusable data on hdb :P
<15> god this is weird... working on a server that shows / is 100% full but using du on everything shows i should have plenty of space.
<15> df still reports / is full though
<15> wtf
<0> denken: doesn't seem like it, because first of all it's green, not blue
<0> oh holy mother of god my computers has issues
<15> heh
<0> err, second, the same text in the player isn't "transparent"
<0> but the exact same color
<0> well, you're probably right that it has to do with the color
<15> this is going to drive me crazy..
<15> inodes are good, du's total of all dirs in / is only like 150MB
<15> yet / shows 100% usage (1.9GB)
<13> hiya denken :D
<15> mornin Napt0r
<15> is this your new oh-so-l337 nick?
<19> why is it so difficult to upgrade to a >=2.6.2 kernel?
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