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<0> trying to work this out, but im not sure about what param to change, i guess its in my /etc/raid0.conf, under the layout section
<0> there's a sectPerSU which is set to 64 now
<1> most likely you want to change the disklabel
<1> well, you may want to change raid config too
<0> cant find any option to change bytes per sector
<1> i'd try just changing it in the disklabel you are newfsing
<1> i have no idea what the consequences of that may be
<1> why don't you make 2 partitions your raid?
<1> logically split your data in some way and mount one inside the other
<0> If I can't get one big I will, but i'd rather have a a huge partition, the data is not really easy to split up, I had it like that before, and it always turned out that on partition was full, and the other half empty
<1> so do funny things with symlinks ;_)
<1> its not ideal though
<1> well, try reducing the sector size in the disklabel on the raid
<1> that'll make newfs happy
<1> but whether it'll impact performance, or screw something else up, i don't know
<1> or try -S to newfs just
<1> better to hack up the disklabel probably
<1> make sure you fix the things that are in terms of sectors too
<1> it may be more complicated than it appears
<0> looks i need to split it up, can't work out how to change the sector size
<0> newfs seems to take whatever the device reports rather than what I p*** in
<1> it takes it out of the disklabel
<1> so change the disklabel
<0> can't find any switch for that
<1> disklabel -E then "e"
<1> hmm
<1> it doesn't let you do it
<1> darn
<1> sorry, i thought it did
<0> im thinking that raidctl might be able to change that
<2> Do you guys recommend installing php5 packages or php5-hardened packages, hardened sounds appealing but I am worried about its compatibility with some php applications and I am worried that if a module doesn't already exist in a hardened flavor that a non-hardened one could not be installed with it?
<3> anyone know where I can get a non-rpm copy of xorg sdk? (doubt anyone does, but it's worth a shot)
<0> NicM: thanks for the help
<4> hi
<4> exit
<3> ok, got a question... I do: chown :eggdrop /usr/local/eggdrop/ that should make that directory available to anyone in the eggdrop group, correct?
<3> fuggit, bbl, time to go volunteer at the local soup kitchen =)
<3> I didn't wanna do that anyways
<3> how do I make a script that runs programs as different users? just su in the script?
<3> ok, how's this? What do I man to find out for myself?
<5> knowledge is like *********ion, it only works if you do it yourself
<3> tis why I asked what the man page was
<3> see? I'm learning, I'm no longer trying to squeeze info from you guys ;)
<3> wait, let me croll up and see if it is still in the buffer
<3> nope, ok, whats the man page?
<3> I am completely lost
<6> a wise man once told me short term gain is long term pain
<3> in the time I spent trying to get help, I could have done it all by hand
<3> exit
<3> er, obviousely wrong window =)
<7> hi all! Is it possible to install webalizer/analog without installing x*40.tgz file sets?
<8> Why are you asking?
<7> janizary: because I would like to install webalizer or analog, but I can't because of:
<7> Can't install gd-2.0.33p3: lib not found fontconfig.3.0
<7> so I suppose I need some of those x* file sets..
<8> have you checked to see if there are flavours of gd?
<7> yes, there's just that pkg and it requires fontconfig.3.0
<9> so the answer is no
<10> xbase40.tgz is sufficient to satisfy that dependency, iirc.
<7> I don't like to idea of putting that stuff on this server just for a stupid web analyzer.. anyway I do not see any other possible solutions (visitors is not good for my sites)
<7> thanks guys
<8> you could just compile awstats
<8> not that awstats is particularly great
<7> janizary: ah, let me try
<7> argh, AWstats is even worse than visitors... but - at least - now I understand that visitors was not able to get user agent and OS because I was logging common log files, instead of combined ones
<3> even tried group
<7> ok, changed log format to combined and got visitors to work like a charm ^^
<7> thanks guys for your support
<3> er, chgrp
<11> n0cturn: have you chmod x7x it too?
<3> no, and thanks
<3> bbl, back pain has won out, must go
<3> ok, what does x7x do?
<1> man chmod
<1> he means x = another digit
<3> ah, ok that would have helped knowing that ;)
<3> damn, no, can't stay and work on this right now... hurts too badly too think decently
<3> btw, thanks NicM =)
<12> n0cturn: you can also use chmod with ugo +/- rwxs
<12> user, group, others... with rwxs
<1> he knows that since he read man chmod ;-)
<12> heh
<3> not yet I haven't can't keep my head in it atm
<3> I'm just copy/pasting the important bits elsewhere forlater use =) which I think I should have enuf help, now let me figure out the reston my own guys ;)
<3> thanks everyone for that, I got it workin now... I think you may have made it too easy timo- =)
<11> really :P
<3> you didn't need to make it that easy, I'de have gotten it right eventually, thru trial and error
<11> ok, sorry
<3> mmmm... pizze in a can... Campbell's Select Italian Sausage with Pasta and Pepperoni
<3> pizza *
<13> Any tip on bandwidth-graph-usage per ip's-kinda application to run on a gw for webview?
<14> pfstat or bandwidthd might suit your needs
<13> pfstat doesnt work per ip? Atleast when i tried it earlier it was per IF only..
<14> a combination of altq queues and pfstat can eventually show you output per ip
<13> hehe, thanks, but im not gonna build altq's per ip for a /20..
<13> bandwidthd however is rather nice.. i'll try. thanks for the tip.
<3> wine +mirc +mircstats.dll
<14> in that case you'd be quite well with bandwidthd. using it with success on a 34Mbit line
<3> hehe
<14> <spam>here's how you install it on 4.0 the newbie way http://todome.net/docs/misc/?p=bandwidthd_OpenBSD40</spam>;
<15> hello.. can anyone tell me how i can install the "boot loader" or the mbr? after an apparently successfull install, i get the standard "boot failed" message :/
<15> is it possible to do it through the install shell?
<3> I would enter the cd, and install up to the point og installing to the mbr... then again, I'm just a noob and it is prolly the last thing it does
<3> way noob
<3> waaaaaaaay noob
<1> installboot
<1> that's how
<1> you need to do it from the mounted partition iirc
<3> and I just spilled two boxes of doggy treats in a corner of my room that is a bitch to get to =\
<3> see? noob!
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