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<0> Jostein: the Id are the primal thoughts / lust principles
<0> primal-processing rather
<1> I could see that jpg, yes
<0> :)
<1> my id is wondering if I should order pizza or chinese food
<0> its saturday today, right?
<1> i dfeel like ****, so probably, yes
<0> stop whining
<0> I purchased some beer today btw, if you wanna join later
<1> wo have to see
<2> lol
<1> will
<0> Lion-O: thats actually very easy to do on this keyboard layout, a rightward shift of one character position
<1> yup
<1> and Im not wearing contacts
<0> Jostein: obviously you should know touch well enough to not do it nevertheless
<1> on a 15.4" 1920x1200 panel that equates to being totally blind
<1> heh
<0> Jostein: so you rather blame the hangover
<0> Jostein: of course, my spelling tends to improve when I'm drunk
<0> maybe I should pop open a cold one
<0> jlgaddis: ntop ****s like that
<0> jlgaddis: one of the reasons I moved away from it, actually
<3> K_F: I'm open to suggestions for alternatives. =)
<0> jlgaddis: but the l7 monitoring was nice
<0> jlgaddis: mrtg
<0> jlgaddis: I like cacti
<0> for short term analysis I only use iptraf though
<3> I already use cacti.
<3> I have a PacketShaper but it's an ugly beast.
<0> jlgaddis: anyways, just using rndtool directly was more efficient than using ntop
<0> jlgaddis: fred knows more about it than myself, though
<3> I just like the "top talkers" feature mostly.
<0> jlgaddis: http://www.kfwebs.com/net-enc.png <- this server has had disturbingly little traffic since I started using cacti
<0> then again, most BW load is on another server
<3> K_F: I'd show you mine, but I choose not to expose cacti to the world, which is a good thing lately.
<0> jlgaddis: true, why I saved the image from it though :)
<3> K_F: *nod*
<3> Seems low for a server.
<0> jlgaddis: all images et cetera is on another pipe though
<0> jlgaddis: so that is only compressed text
<3> I'm demo'ing my www cluster for a course next week.
<0> jlgaddis: and besides, remember it is my personal server
<3> Going to start out by saying "okay, i'm ssh'ing into the web server... and let's just go ahead and shut it down", at 11am, which is one of our peak times.
<0> :)
<3> It won't even hiccup.
<0> jlgaddis: what do you use to load-balance?
<3> It's not load balanced, I'm doing failover.
<0> ah
<3> heartbeat, though.
<0> yeah..
<3> It fails over *FAST*.
<0> jlgaddis: had a fun scenario for someone once
<3> Like, fast enough you can constantly hit refresh as fast as you can and you won't even notice.
<0> jlgaddis: they used a proxy server to reduce load on the server, but the server was running at a constant 100% CPU utilization
<0> jlgaddis: turned out the proxy server was configured to pull so many requests a second that by having direct traffic the load on the server would be about 1% of what it was
<3> Heh.
<4> how a partition is done?
<3> VonKanari: You want to make a partition?
<4> yes
<3> VonKanari: Use "fdisk" command.
<3> Then you have to put a filesystem on it, using a command that depends on the type of filesystem (e.g. "mkfs.ext3" for ext3).
<4> ok
<4> ty
<5> http://collegehumor.com/video:1735158 <-- impressive...guy draws a perfect circle 1m in diameter....freehand
<5> in less than a second
<3> Steakk: Bored? =)
<5> jlgaddis, *nod* :)
<5> came across that vid with StumbleUpon
<6> lol?
<5> jlgaddis, but my win2k3 server is being populated wiht all my data that I had to move off of that machine when i migrated from etch to win2k3 for my server....so, thast 1TB of transfers, and leaves me a buncha time to kill :)
<3> Yeah, I could see that. =)
<7> K_F: hmm. cacti looks nice..
<8> cacti IS nice.
<8> it's for lazy sons of bitches.
<8> i fit that criteria
<3> Same here.
<7> D-side: exactly. ;)
<0> wlfshmn: it is
<7> D-side: laziness is a virtue ;)
<3> I need something that does monitoring as well, though.
<4> piso kseri apo linux edo?
<7> jlgaddis: nagios?
<3> VonKanari: English.
<3> wlfshmn: Never really liked Nagios, FSR.
<9> hi there
<0> jlgaddis: Narus?
<4> jlgaddis where from?
<3> K_F: Overkill. :P
<0> jlgaddis: apparently the NSA and AT&T are fond of them :p
<3> So I read.
<4> jlgaddis where from?
<3> VonKanari: USA
<4> state?
<3> Indiana
<4> what do you do here?
<3> Here, as in #linux, or here as in where I'm at?
<4> here
<2> speaking of monitors, anyone ever heard/used pango?
<4> no
<0> Lion-O: not extensively at least
<0> not too much of a gtk fan
<2> K_F: I really don't trust that stuff :)
<0> more of a Qt fan for GUI stuff, but CLI > GUI
<0> hehe
<2> nothing wrong with rsync mind you, but this is <public ip> <===> <public ip>.
<2> thats insane IMNSHO.
<0> not following
<0> its -e ssh though, isn't it?
<3> Lion-O: What's wrong with that, ***uming it's two different sites and SSH is used?
<2> ssh? ;-)
<2> whats that? ;-)
<2> lessee
<0> eeeek
<2> for example: "rsync -av --delete --exclude=/dev --one-file-system --stats / /backup". I haven't read all of rsyncs manpage yet but even without full inside knowledge this is making me twitch.
<0> should throw in a -e ssh
<2> this is ofcourse a dump to a local filesystem, but I have others which do connect. And no ssh usage.
<0> that is stupid..
<3> */5 * * * * /usr/bin/rsync -az --delete -e "ssh -i /root/rsyncweb/blwww2-rsyncweb-key"
<3> rsyncweb@blwww1:/var/www/ /var/www/
<0> thats more like it, yes
<2> jlgaddis: *nod*
<0> although, for readability I might've thrown -l rsyncweb into the -e in that case
<0> since you have the -i there anyways
<2> ah, here is another one which does have ssh: "rsync -avze /usr/local/bin/ssh --delete --exclude=/ide --exclude=/proc --exclude=/dev --s
<0> that is just schemantics though..
<2> tats / backup@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:~/web1
<10> Lion-O: umm, it does have ssh
<10> oh, misread
<10> ignore me
<0> smsie: already on it :)
<2> well, I'm going to move this over anyway.. Create a specific place for backups, maintaining the backup user with limited access apart from the backups, creating a rsa key and then simply utilizing key authentication. dump/restore over ssh.
<0> jup
<2> That will be a lot more friendly on diskspace too. From what I can tell some backups have failed due to .... ;)
<0> heh
<0> Lion-O: http://www.userfriendly.org/cartoons/archives/06oct/uf009618.gif
<2> ROFL
<2> K_F: would you believe that it really looks as if that cartoon *fully* applies to the situation I'm encountering right now ? ;)
<3> Heh, got an e-mail from one of our security guards because the spam filters block notifications from MySpace.
<1> this might be why Ive had a hard time to get sober today
<0> Lion-O: would have no problem believing it, no
<1> K_F: ah, that one
<0> Jostein: hehe
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