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<0> hehe
<0> paranoid ?
<1> just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they aren't really out to get you
<0> LOL
<0> goot one
<0> d
<1> not mine, alas
<2> Dual203: http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,70619-0.html
<0> I'll you it anyhways
<0> s/anyhways/anyway
<0> s/you/use
<0> K_F: I dont care about that right now, it's a weekend I shouldnt get to my office 'cause this ****in server crashed
<1> Dual203, well, based on that particular networking error message, it sounds like you have some kind of broken tunnel going on
<1> your system is reporting that it's trying to send a 1500-byte packet to a destination that can only handle packets up to 1476 bytes... but the destination is yourself, so it's understandably confused by this
<3> looks like trying pppoe with a too large mtu
<0> IceKarma: the only thing that is broken is that out of 200,000 emails I got 14,000 bouncing back with errors. But that was fine until now that the load is high, not sure if thats related
<0> damnit its on 27
<1> bear in mind that your load average of 27 isn't "real", given that you have >93% CPU idle
<1> this is also an excellent illustration of the limitations of the load average as a metric
<3> look at /proc/interrupts
<2> IceKarma: I've had some very very laggish systems with > 40 load averages :)
<1> K_F, a high LA _can_ be a sign of trouble, but it can also mean nothing at all, like when you have lots of zombies
<0> I have killed 2 processes, now I have 2 zombies. should I just wait for them to die ?
<1> zombies are already dead
<1> you have to find the parent process and kill that
<0> IceKarma: in ps --help I do not see an option for PPID, how do I display it?
<1> Dual203, the l flag
<1> (l, not -l)
<0> got it
<0> IceKarma: I have a script that runs every 2 minutes and sends mail via sendmail. now I have 7 processes that are blocked, what if I kill those processes? will I lose the mail or will it be sent when the script is running ?
<1> Dual203, that's hard to say. are the messages in the mail queue?
<0> yes
<0> IceKarma: I can't remember if it always were in D stat. How can this be working if its sleeping heavily ?
<1> well, if the messages are in the mail queue, then Sendmail will try to deliver them again later
<1> but it's starting to sound like something is wrong with your server's networking stack
<3> reboot the darn thing. :P
<0> maybe it's a script someone made thats making it work hard.. strange it doesnt show on top ... I'll wait for the LA to drop..
<3> not possible.
<3> like i said before. check your interrupts.
<0> Revenger: k, check for what?
<3> amounts.
<0> 22: 93338592
<0> 24: 337250750
<3> it could be that the box get packeted.
<0> those 2 are on cpu0
<3> whats on irq24 ?
<0> and are ioc0
<0> eth0
<3> thought so.
<3> either that can gets (d)dosed. or your networking is fubared.
<4> hi, what's /etc/initd.conf for?
<5> 'man inetd'
<0> Revenger: fubared? as in screwed ?
<3> good translation.
<3> ifconfig eth0
<3> any errors ? lots of packets per second ?
<0> thanks
<6> i need some open relay smtp servers
<0> RX packets:197206699
<0> TX packets:145795820
<0> no errors
<3> uptime ?
<0> 50 days
<3> if you ask me..
<3> with those amounts of Dead or Zombie processes i would reboot it and see if it happens again.
<0> Revenger: the amount of dead or zombie processes is 0
<0> and I cannot reboo
<0> t
<0> bbs
<7> re
<8> re
<9> hi Ka-bar
<10> i got problems with my gcc
<7> eleri
<11> hello OldMonk
<7> M4A12: english
<7> por favour
<7> or something
<10> i got problems with my c comiler
<10> compiler*
<7> s'il vous plait
<10> gcc= c compiler
<12> OM
<12> actually GCC = GNU Compiler Collection
<7> Nanuq
<10> yeah
<7> M4A12: er, we know
<10> right
<12> or as I see it, the lower case 'gcc' is the C compiler
<10> anyway
<7> M4A12: so, are you going to state tyour problem ar do we have to read your mind too?
<10> i get the error: checking for c compiler default output... configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables
<7> M4A12: install the compiler and the linker and the development libraries then
<7> maor maybe just tie this rope around your neck and...
<7> er
<7> M4A12: or maybe just tie this rope around your neck and...
<7> M4A12: what're you trying to compile anyway
<10> ircu2.10.11.07
<7> M4A12: why?
<7> oh, got ourselves a nice little bawt network, have we?
<10> whatever
<10> come on
<10> i just want to link my server
<10> just tell me plz!
<7> M4A12: but why?
<7> M4A12: and plz is not a word
<10> its the 2nd time i do that
<10> the 2nd i get the same error
<10> i dont want to waste time to search it
<10> please
<10> just tell me
<7> M4A12: answer my question first
<7> WHY do you want an irc network?
<10> i dont want the netsork i want to link one server!
<10> network*
<7> but WHY?
<10> to learn how it works and to make our network grow bigger!
<5> M4A12: thats done by doing RTFM.
<7> ``our'' network?
<10> last time i tried to do it i had ip 192.*
<10> well
<10> neverminf
<10> newchrousty network!
<10> goddammit...
<7> M4A12: read what i wrote right in the beginning
<7> i bet you're running slackware too
<10> where?
<10> nope
<7> M4A12: about not having c development installed
<9> gcc depends on some develop libraries in order to compile .
<10> i installed my gcc
<10> ok right
<13> yay, it's back.
<7> and frankly, if you ask my opinion, which you don't, if you don't know enough linux to compile a program you have no business running an irc server
<13> M4A12: let's try this again. if you are not capable of compiling/linking/configuring ircu yourself, you are not supposed to be running it.
<13> OldMonk: he's a returnee, he's been doing this for three days now.
<10> whatever
<7> tommi: hmmm...
<13> and that's always the response we get when we tell him to shove his vmware irc serhvarh.
<9> ouch, so we can relax and wait for him on...next monday ?:)
<7> :)
<13> Arasel: try later today or tomorrow.
<14> That's the third time in as many days we've had to tell him that.
<7> he seems legit enough
<7> channels are ok
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