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<0> it's several switches actually
<0> if they flap?
<1> up and down up and down
<0> and yeah, everything is running rhel4
<1> do you really have a 100 node cluster?
<0> I'm writing failover scripts, so basiclly, if .1 goes down .2 becomes .1..
<0> yeah
<1> running rhel?
<0> yep
<1> amazing
<1> thats a nice budget
<0> it's a client
<0> they do pharmacuticals
<0> they have cash
<0> :)
<1> yep
<1> doesnt heart take care of that?
<0> I'm not sure, there's the linux HA stuff but I had a bit of trouble with it. I wrote some scripts that work pretty well, I'm about to work out the last part but I'm concerned about the arp
<0> everything else works fine
<0> I guess I'll just try it and see
<1> if you run into arp cache probs, just flush it when switching over
<1> but i do think heart manages it for you
<0> if I have to, I can just reboot everything, none of the jobs are going to survive the headnode recovery anyway
<0> how to flush it on the switches tho
<0> ?
<2> Hi! I'm trying to share my eth1 wireless Internet-connection with my xbox. So far it's set up like this: xboxen: 192.168.1.31 (gw 192.168.1.30 - eth0), eth1: 192.168.1.21 (gw 192.168.1.1 - ruter)
<2> any tips on how to get this to actually work?
<2> router*
<1> flea i dont think you'll have any probs there... i dont really do networking, but i've got a few failovers and never had probs on the switch level
<1> firewalls yes
<1> routers too :s
<0> edahl: google for 'iptables NAT tutorial'
<0> the headnode is the 'firewall' so no problem there
<0> upstream is no problem because I can just retain a seperate external ip
<2> http://www.yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/LinuxTutorialIptablesNetworkGateway.html
<2> good enough?
<2> And there's always http://antionline.com/archive/index.php/t-230288.html
<1> edahl maybe you need a crossover cable to connect your xbox to the eth1
<2> Maaaaybe, but the xbox confirms the IP as it checks the gateway (eth0)
<1> edahl ip_forward?
<2> 1
<1> and the masq rules?
<2> But it pops back when I restart
<1> of course it does
<2> Dunno, 255.255.255.0?
<1> echo 1 >> /dev/something/ip_forward in /etc/rc.local or something
<1> uh /proc/something
<1> brb
<2> echo "1" > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
<2> Everyone's saying the same things but nothing seems to help
<2> maybe there's something wrong with some conf?
<3> ? I think I'm missing floppy disk support
<3> floppy is /dev/fd0 right?
<3> any one live?
<4> YAY! I have a barracuda
<0> edahl: read a tutorial, it's not a trivial setup
<0> but it's not difficult either
<0> its just something you need to a little work to make happen
<3> barracuda?
<5> _unreal_: yes the A floppy drive is /dev/fd0
<3> its missing for some reason on my system
<3> any idea how I would go about getting it back?
<5> _unreal_: if you aren't using udev or devfs you can do: cd /dev; ./MAKEDEV fd0
<2> flea: Bah, these tutorials always confuse me. Guess I'll have to move it down again for the cabled Internet till I figure something out, hmh, blah :P
<0> edahl: search around and see if you can find a better one.. but nobody is going to do your work for you :)
<2> flea: This I realise :P I will, and thanks for the pointers!
<0> you're welcome, it's not that hard, you can do it, just stick to it
<3> ok gots a good one for ya
<3> I have a small problem
<3> using a util
<3> I converted a raster to vector, ok fine and dandy. problem is that the POS windows software does not give me depth
<3> well the output code is giving me every thing but the command for setting the depth
<3> so it looks something like:
<3> g00 x12341234 y1231231
<3> g00
<3> g00 x123123 y123123
<3> then there will be a g00 z1.0 well the g00 with out a command after it needs to be g00 z0. Trying to figure out how to find and replace that
<3> the single g00 with nothing after it has a single space then a carriage return
<3> any suggestions?
<6> is there any way to listen for connections not as root? all i can find on google is stuff telling me to use root... but this is a hybrid client/server program so thats impractical
<1> st00ner sure, as long as you listen on an unpriviledged port, ie above 1024
<7> hey
<7> anyone hear of etables?
<6> ok thank you trengo :]. i hope my schools firewall dosnt block it
<6> really appreciate it.
<1> st00ner ask your network admin
<6> uhh.. he wouldnt like the chat program im making for my cl***mates :X
<2> Bah, took my Windows-PC, bridged the wireless and cable: Worked like a charm
<6> and now your trying to do it on linux? and it wont work?
<2> st00ner: Talking to me? Yeah, can't get the iptables right
<6> the only time i have used iptables was to block someone from my apache
<2> Lol :P
<8> Would it be possible to link my linux box up with an ms exchange server, so that everytime I ssh into my box, it tells me whether I have any mail?
<5> kerouac-: nope
<8> bummer
<5> kerouac-: now you could check it via imap
<5> and have some sort of mail notifier run when you login
<5> so actually you could do it
<8> Trey: would Imap permit me to send mail as well?
<5> kerouac-: nope but you can setup exchange so you can relay through it
<5> IMAP is for checking email, not sending. SMTP is for sending
<8> mmm
<8> thanks
<4> hm
<5> kerouac-: there are tons of ways to do it
<4> is there a way with 'mail' to force it to send to a specific email server?
<9> O_o
<10> http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v242/Jacklynann/Picture2.jpg
<11> umm
<11> wtf
<9> bbq
<5> Idle247: no mail only reads mbox files
<5> kerouac-: although if you wait a few minutes i'll hack up an imap checker in ruby
<8> that'd be nice
<4> Trey: I thought it sent mail...
<5> it uses sendmail for that
<4> yea, well :P
<3> Chris--, point being?
<10> _unreal_: entertainment.
<10> are you against entertainment?
<10> i hope youre not.
<3> its just a picture, we need to know what the point behind it is?
<10> youd be pretty boring if you were o_O
<10> i just TOLD you
<12> There are clowns living under my bed.
<3> its like having to give a speech in honer of someone and just saying "he was great because.." and then saying thank you and sitting down
<13> can someone tell me how to remove the last updates to my system?
<3> last updates? as in auto updates?? what distro
<13> yeh, fedora core 6
<3> what did you update?
<3> err do you know WHAT you updated?
<13> the auto updates for security. it caused my kernal to panic
<3> ? hum thats a new one
<3> my current fd6 issue is that, I cant seem to get the faad2 to update
<3> its there but it wont update, says its missing wahts there
<3> hum, you can try removing and adding again. Thats about the best help I can give. If it was something like xmms etc.. I'd have said just "yum remove Xprogram"
<3> and then add again via correct version RPM
<14> anyone use qtparted? I can't seem to be able to resize ext3 or reiser partitions and i don't know why.
<13> na, it was some base programs
<13> i cant figure which
<13> i let grub boot an older kernel
<13> is there a way it will show you the last updates to your system?
<3> no idea, I'm too new to linux to answer that
<13> ha, i guess were both screwed =)
<3> I'm currently trying to figure out how to write a script to take a text list style file. And take every third line that has a set of charictors with a cariage return after it. to add z0 to the end of that line
<15> A1A2: no
<13> ok gauze u gonna be my miracle worker tonite?
<1> DrMitch try ext2online
<15> nope
<15> going to band practice in 5 min
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