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<0> it's oh beer hundred
<0> and it's taco night
<0> TAAAAACO TOOOOWNN
<1> taco night is tuesday
<1> goofus
<0> nu uh
<0> tuesday night is curry night
<2> TACO NIGHT IS THURSDAYS
<2> you two are fools
<2> tonight is STROMBOLI night
<0> lol
<3> anyone ever try to install ubuntu and it start to load then say theres a i/o error on hdc about 4 times then when you reboot it wont boot fromt he cd anymore
<4> if i have .html files on someone's web server, and they are turning <a href="test.html">test</a> into "http://IP_ADDRESS/test.html"; why would it do that?
<5> vvortex3: Check the server's httpd.conf. Make sure you turn off UseCanonicalName.
<5> Is anyone good with Samba? I'm running samba server 3.0.22 on Linux. I have some directories that end with a dot, and my Windows boxes can't access them. I know that the "strip dot = yes" option has been removed. I've tried using "mangled map = (*. *)" to no avail. How can I make the directory name show up properly on Windows boxes while still remaining accessible to them?
<2> rename the actual directory to not end in a .?
<5> c0n: Unfortunately, this is not an option.
<6> I have a zone file that bind refuses to load, I don't get an error, it follows the same format as the other zones, user/group permissions are identical, I don't see any errors in the log file, it just doesnt load it
<5> It's fine if Samba mangles the directory such that it appears on the Windows boxes without the trailing dot. I believe that "mangled map" should accomplish this (since "strip dot", which would do exactly what I want, was removed in favor of "mangled map"). But mangled map is deprecated and may no longer function... so I'm trying to figure out if there's any way to do the same thing that "strip dot" used to do.
<6> hmm I think i figure it out, my symlink for named.conf broke and was two seperate files, so I was making the save to a non used conf
<7> anyone here have heavy experiance with voip troubleshooting?
<8> InNeed: #asterisk on freenode.net .. maybe better help with that...
<7> thank you very much
<7> ill check with them
<7> hmm says i need to be identified to join this channel
<7> how do i identified
<7> inv?
<9> hrm. anyone know how to or have a reference for generating a -devel rpm from the .src.rpm extractions in /usr/src/redhat ?
<9> kind of having trouble getting a straightforward answer from google, heh..
<9> jeez, this channel seems dead lately.
<10> yo!!!!!!!!!!!
<10> Forbidden
<10> You don't have permission to access /.txt on this server.
<10> how to fix it up
<11> Read error log, read documentation, fix.
<12> in 'man find' under -name there's referred to a "shell pattern", is that potentially a regex?
<13> when i try to apt-get install anything it says i have unmet dependicies (locale and libc6) and to do apt-get -f install, when i do apt-get -f install, it says i have tp upgrade my glibc I say yes, then it crashes. Anyway i can ignorethis? I am trying to install firefox
<14> ubajaz: bash pattern, like 'file*.txt'
<12> do those recognize $ as end of string?
<14> does bash?
<12> I don't know, that's why I was asking.
<15> ubajaz: no, its not
<15> there is a pattern match tho... there is a regex one
<12> ah, I'll read some more in the man pages.
<16> If I turn my error log to debug and turn my access logging off...will my box handle it or will it choke.
<15> itll handle it
<12> 'find' sure takes its time going through a few terabytes. been at it for 20 minutes now.
<17> Helo!
<17> during the slackware instalation, when I wanted to configure LILO I saw this error:
<17> Sorry, but the attempt to install LILO has returned an error, so LILO has not been corectly instaled. You will have to use a bootdisk to start your mashine instead. It shud still be possible to get LILO working by editing the /etc/lilo.config and reinstall LILO.
<17> I try to boot from floppy that i made with rawrite.exe using bare.i image, and it loads the floppy (my floppy drive is a usb floppy drive) and gets to part where it says Loading linuz or whatever and just has periods after it... and nothin happens, just says loading.. waited 15 mins
<18> is there a google talk client for linux yet? like...an official one?
<19> check google's site
<18> well i did, they just say they're working on it, but anyone hear anything about release date?
<20> Hey all.
<15> you again
<15> pssh
<20> Since I am a person looking to learn clustering, where would be the best place to start?
<20> Yeah me again. :) Is your day getting better than the last time ?
<15> linux-ha, and IPVS
<15> yea, today was good
<20> sweet. Glad to hear.
<20> ha, that's the one with the heart monitor or whatever it's called?
<15> yea, heartbeat... thats for linux-ha
<20> What is the nutshell idea behind a cluster? The more computers you put into a cluster, the larger the virtual system becomes? Like 10 machines with 100 GB hd's each becomes virtually a 1 TB drive?
<15> ipvs does external service clustering
<15> no
<15> it really depends on the clustering... usually its sharing load
<15> its almost never expanding hard drive space, cept with like andrewfs
<20> so each computer is replicated with a load balancer saying which computer has the least load?
<15> yep
<20> so if I do a web server based cluster, I would update a web page on one computer, it would then be replicated to 10 machines, a load balancer would send a client to the least loaded computer. Hence www.whatever.com would really go to www9.whatever.com
<20> am I on the right track with that?
<15> yea
<15> cept in a good cluster, they dont know what server theyre on
<15> dns clustering is www2, www3, etc,
<20> gotcha.
<20> so is there 1 machine that does the balancing?
<20> a single point of failure?
<15> thats what linux-ha does, if one fails, the second takes over
<20> so if the ip of .1 dies, .2 knows to pick up the traffic? or does the cluster know that machine 2 picks up traffic for .1
<15> yea, .2 knows... it ***umes the IP of .1 tho
<20> so if .1 goes down, .2 becomes .1 and the old .1 when I put it back into production, I would simply choose the next ip in the pool or simply make it .2
<15> it will tell .2 that it is ready, and re***ume its role
<20> hrm. when .1 goes back into production, I leave the ip at .1, and .2 will see this? So there would be no ip changes needed, the system would ***ume this correct?
<15> yea
<20> ok. Now when I add a machine to the cluster, does it automatically replicate from one of the other machines, or do I have to do this manually before adding it to the cluster.
<15> manually
<20> so do what an rsync?
<20> of a dir
<15> and they dont need to be replicated.. only the services... so if theyre serving a tiny webpage, that has a database, just connect to the database
<15> yea,
<20> once sync'd always sync'd ?
<15> no, if you change one, you need to change the rest
<15> I did a svn repo when I made mine
<20> what's the advantage of a cluster vs a rsync script then?
<20> If I have multi machines I want to have the same data on, wouldn't all I need is a load balancer at that point? or is that the definition of a cluster?
<15> that is a cluster
<20> a load balancer?
<20> based on a service.
<21> can anyone help me with somewhat off-topic question? I have a linux qtopia-based han-held called Archos PMA 430m, its power adapter has a 3.7 voltage..and I lost it ! I have a multi adapter that does 3 and 4.5.. question is..is it safe to use either of these in your opinion?
<21> .. and hello btw
<22> over voltage == smoke, under voltage == it doesn't work
<21> dang
<21> thanks
<22> np
<21> so it should be safe to try the 3 voltage if the adapter was rated for 3.7 ??? possibly?
<22> I've never tried to underpower something like that. I wouldn't
<21> okay
<21> its so new and cost 500 bucks so, i'll have to wait a few days ,, wah waj
<21> :)
<22> yeah
<22> warrenty doesn't cover stupidity
<21> could under powering it fry it though?
<22> I doubt it
<22> but I wouldn't chance it
<22> http://gallery.koroded.net/v/Funny/cunningplan.jpg.html <--- you
<21> yah okay thanks you convinced me
<21> haha
<22> :)
<18> i have a bunch of files named "SomethingImportant-[unimportantdata].zip" how can I rename them to JUST "SomethingImportant.zip" ?? I could do it in php, but i'm sure there's something WAY easier like "regex-mv" or something weird like that
<23> rename 's/(.*?)-.*?\.zip/$1.zip/' *.zip
<23> i would do that on one first.
<23> rename 's/(.*?)-.*?\.zip/$1.zip/' SomethingImportant-junkandstuff.zip
<18> wait, there's a "rename" command?
<23> to see if it works.
<23> yes, it takes a perl regex style operation, then the files to work on as arguments
<18> ooooooh cool thanks
<24> is there a way to pool a partition between 3 drives? /home gets close to getting filled, I add another drive and move stuff, and make symlinks... I am hoping that I can just set something so that /home uses 3 drives .. wherever the space is
<25> you can using lvm
<24> oh really, neat .. i'll google that .. thanks
<26> Alien88 hello love
<27> i'm looking for a backup solution to backup a few directories (and their subdirectories). would you all recommend rsnapshot, plain old rsync, or something else?
<24> rsync -vac dir root@otherhost.com:/home/newpers/backups/
<27> thanks. i know how to use rsync, i just was wondering if anyone has experimented using anything else
<26> ed?
<28> following instructions to make a bootable DSL cd, should it work burning that to a DVDRW disc and it boot? or does it need to be a CD?
<28> or do I need to do something different to make a bootable DVD
<29> if the iso image is bootable it should boot a dvd a well. (I am just guessing )
<30> howdy why would my disc space be like this /dev/hda1 4925528 4693464 0
<30> i.e blocks not used
<30> but not available
<26> is there a command using cpan to update all your perl modules
<31> lap_mirk, because there generaly is 5% reserverd
<32> anyone know why index.php's are just showing up as text with apache2?
<33> 16604 access
<32> anyone else have severe memory problems with mysql 5.0.22?
<32> i keep getting segfaults, memory alloc errors, etc, until i stop mysql
<32> oh, and "Unable to fork" errors
<33> nope
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