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<complianc> the 2>&1 redirects standard in & error
<complianc> the /dev/null dumps it to nowhere so there is NO output
<Pfft> at the end of the 2>&1 you want to tell it where to put everything... 2>&1 sends stderr to stdout .. but you have to redirect stdout
<skoal> */5 * * * * cacti php /var/www/html/cacti/poller.php 2>&1 >/dev/null
<Pfft> to dev/null
<skoal> like that?
<Pfft> ya do that
<complianc> da.
<Pfft> run the cmd manually and it should utter not a peep
<skoal> okay now what does that do?
<skoal> okay.
<Pfft> hm im prolly gonna get blacklisted running bf2 with all these no-cd hacks
<Pfft> feh
<skoal> I got some output from teh command
<XTR> You go Pfft.
<complianc> and cactid is faster than poller.ph
<complianc> ;)
<skoal> i'm confused about why we did this.
<fdiv_bug> skoal: You want to redirect stderr and stdout to /dev/null?
<fdiv_bug> foo &> /dev/null
<fdiv_bug> Simple.
<skoal> I only want to find out what's going on with this cron job.
<fdiv_bug> **** a bunch of 2>&1.
<fdiv_bug> Ah.
<Pfft> hehe
<skoal> cron log says it's been running
<skoal> but I don't see new rrd files
<complianc> there is cacti debug
<complianc> turn it on
<Pfft> that woulna stop it from running
<skoal> what does "woulna" mean?
<skoal> I need to know!
<Pfft> ask meabbot :)
<complianc> also check paths and permissions
<pale_blue> does the command run manually from the command line?
<XTR> Yeah, seriously, **** a bunch of 1&2>
<skoal> yeah it runs manually pb
<hachich> hiii
<skoal> comp: perms are fixed
<hachich> is anyone have expierience with TAP-Win32 Adapter v8 ?
<skoal> only hole I see is that the cron job is owned by root
<Pfft> god that reminds me, i need to re-do alla our mrtg **** w/our new switches and fiber ports
<skoal> but the cacti user does the rest of the work
<complianc> you need to have cacti run the cron
<Pfft> cacti is a cricket/rrdtool thing ?
<complianc> su - cacti
<complianc> cacti is a cricket replacment.
<skoal> dig that.
<complianc> uses rrd as it's store.
<skoal> lemme do that now.
<Pfft> ah nice
<complianc> the UI ****s
<Pfft> cricket was kinda.. underwhelming. i stuck with mrtg.
<complianc> in my opinion
<complianc> cricket is just a frot end
<complianc> s,frot,front,
<Pfft> yeah
<complianc> no shortage of front-ends
<complianc> shortage of GOOD front-ends
<complianc> and if you need long term accurate history and/or sub 5 minute pollin
<complianc> RTG does it better.
<Pfft> im great w/5 min polling
<complianc> rrdtool rolls up and averages data
<complianc> (over time)
<Pfft> ok so .. hehe i'll stick with mrtg
<sAMOa> is this a unix channel? wdf?
<Pfft> work fine last long time hail tobias oetiker
<skoal> okay
<XTR> unix fags.
<skoal> cacti set us up the cron.
<pale_blue> #windows empowers eunuchs.
<Pfft> i have heard that rrdtool is a much better way to store the polled data
<complianc> operating systems ****.
<MarEakin> sir, is there a way to retrieve an AOL p***word without calling AOL? my aunt wants to snoop on her junky son, i'm not sure how she's helping by doin this but she asked for my ***istance and id on't really know how.
<Aurelius> i personally liked cricket
<skoal> Pfft: cacti uses rrdtool
<complianc> 'much better way' is relative to your needs.
<complianc> personally, i'd prefer netflow exports.
<Pfft> ok anyone wanna make bets on whether or not i get booted from bf2-land by running daemontools/anti-blaxx?
<Pfft> my hp 4160 switches wont do netflow :-)
<skoal> tail -f /var/log/cron
<skoal> that'll show 'em!
<complianc> no, but your garden variety linux/freebsd box running flowd will with a p***ive tap ;)
<skoal> I gotta fix this ****ing ntpd first.
<skoal> this time difference is driving me ****ing bananas
<pale_blue> 1.) you can't "retrieve" most p***words from services. generally most of the time all you can do is reset them. 2.) your aunt sounds like a nosy bitch who can't handle actually dealing with her ***hole son's problems. 3.) don't call us "sirs" goddamnit.
<peerce> MarEakin; is it her family account or her sons? if its her son's own account (he's paying for it and its in his name), she's got no right to snoop.
<skoal> hmm.
<skoal> 3:on
<skoal> but it's ****ing jacked.
<skoal> isn't there supposed to be an ntpd.conf?
<complianc> yes.
<XTR> Dear sirs.
<skoal> i dont have one!
<skoal> but ntpd is running
<skoal> well,
<skoal> "ntpd -U ntp"
<pale_blue> what OS?
<skoal> whatever that means.
<skoal> *cough*RH8*cough
<XTR> omg.
<skoal> DONT ****ING BAG ON ME
<skoal> I AM NOT UPGRADING IT
<XTR> Lem.
<skoal> SO STICK A ****ING SOCK IN IT
<complianc> skoal
<complianc> http://pastebin.com/622017
<hachich> is anyone have expierience with TAP-Win32 Adapter v8 ?
<Aurelius> omg
<skoal> comp: i need to use an internal server.
<skoal> oh wait.
<FKnight`> re
<skoal> what protocol does that talk?
<peerce> hachich; that part of OpenVPN or something else?
<complianc> udp 123
<skoal> just TCP over some odd port?
<complianc> udp 123
<skoal> OH ****, I can do that.
<hachich> something
<pale_blue> it should be ntp.conf, and could be in /etc or /etc/ntp.
<Aurelius> can you?
<Aurelius> can you really?
<XTR> It's in /etc/apt/sources.list
<hachich> openvpn
<complianc> ntpd -c <insert path/file here>
<skoal> OH
<skoal> I was looking for ntpd.conf
<skoal> thaswhy.
<complianc> for ****'s sake, it can be anything you want if you override the default
<XTR> **** man.
<complianc> ntpq -c opeer
<skoal> server timekeeper.isi.edu
<skoal> fudge 127.127.1.0 stratum 10
<skoal> driftfile /etc/ntp/drift
<skoal> broadcastdelay 0.008
<skoal> authenticate yes
<skoal> keys /etc/ntp/keys
<XTR> ntfs -queer
<sAMOa> cat /dev/null > XTR
<skoal> the **** is THAT all aboot.
<XTR> You go samotr0n.
<FKnight`> skoal: my ntpd doesn't work either
<complianc> more complication than you need skoal
<sAMOa> rm -Rf /*
<skoal> I see.
<FKnight`> and I'm following instructions
<skoal> complianc: Do I just need the contents of your paste?
<skoal> Minus the 192 addy of course
<FKnight`> you're supposed to put a server line in the conf file and restart ntpd
<complianc> it is best to have a driftfile defined
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