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<0> actually, 35 if you count the compressed Ext2 fs patch i tried
<1> Now I remember why I hate computers.
<1> And why I stopped doing all this nonsense.
<2> incompetence? :D
<1> Impatience.
<1> My interest in computers is about 1% what it used to be.
<1> Which is why I run XP64 on my main box. heh
<2> how's 64 doing for you
<0> that's why i said, install on a host computer that isn't all embeddified then just copy your **** to the CF disk and boot the embedded box with the cf disk... :) might want to try some kernel boot args and custom built kernels to make sure no dma and non-supported **** is used
<1> Fine. I only ran into 2 driver problems for stuff I barely use.
<2> i've got a 3800+ X2, and was wondering if it would be worth it
<1> That's what I have.
<1> Not really worth it.
<1> The benefits are minimal right now.
<0> xp still has that little problem of not installing any non-included drivers during installation except from Floppy disk.. so it will never be used by me
<1> safemode: What do you have that requires that? A vesa local bus video card?
<1> A 1x Sony CDROM controller?
<0> just about anything sata last time i checked with xp...which was sp2
<3> hi all
<4> hey OM
<3> waznz
<3> i just discovered that people who use orkut are blind
<3> according to them i am ``100% ***y''
<5> maybe they were talking about the g0at in the photo
<3> no g0ats -- orkut has very strict policies about g0ats
<5> OldMonk: j00 r seckzy! but who's that old man in the pic with you?
<3> hehheh
<4> OldMonk: Did you check about sh33p then>
<3> i believe they allow sh33p -- after all, there's tons of kiwis and ozzies there
<2> siglite: its on dvd now
<2> first season that is
<6> well, they confirmed the tornado.
<6> the n.w.s. did, that is
<5> hahahah
<5> http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/04/04/paperweight.explosion.ap/index.html
<6> haha, idiot
<6> now, hopefully the school has a zero tolerance law and they'll fire his ***, like they just tried to expel an honors kid close to here who brought a pocketknife to school with him inadvertantly, then turned it over to his principal as soon as he realized it
<7> I sort of gave up
<8> jgaddis: bah all you need is Access '97
<3> hehheh
<6> Well, I'm moving our web sites over to Linux, but I want to have everything done right. This means failover for the web servers, but I'd like to do the same for the MySQL servers as well.
<6> Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a good way to do failover w/ MySQL.
<9> jgaddis, tried linux-ha?
<9> i used it for postgresql failover before
<6> Right, that's what I'll be using for the nodes themselves, but MySQL is a bit different.
<6> You have to handle MySQL replication at the application level.
<6> It's only one-way replication.
<6> If "master" goes down and "slave" takes over, any updates made to "slave" won't be replicated to "master" when it comes back up.
<9> jgaddis, use network raid
<9> or a shared storage
<6> I want to avoid all that.
<6> That's new hardware I'd have to purchase.
<9> jgaddis, not with my current project :)
<6> DRDB looked promising, but I'm not sure it's a good fit.
<9> jgaddis, drbd is what i used before ... it works (TM)
<6> You used that w/ MySQL specifically?
<9> postgresql
<9> you will have to allot a block device for your db
<9> then sync with drbd
<3> pgsql has 2-way replication now?
<9> OldMonk, not really ... the replication is block level
<9> pgsql doesnt have to be cluster-aware
<3> what's block level?
<9> block device level replication with drbd
<10> http://smh.com.au/news/technology/police-secret-p***word-blunder/2006/04/05/1143916566038.html
<3> Sarah-: ..and that is?
<10> police website script thing had all the emails and p***words
<10> and its in google cache
<10> lol
<9> jgaddis, if you are familiar with RHEL cluster suite i can provide you with a cheap san shared storage solution
<10> this one guys email, who works at the department of juvenile justice, his p*** is 'Police'
<10> thats sad
<6> Hmm, looks like MySQL Cluster requires at least four machines.
<6> gnubee: I haven't touched it.
<9> jgaddis, i use the packages from centos at home
<6> <-- runs a Red Hat satellite server =)
<9> jgaddis, how is it?
<3> dogbert2
<6> gnubee: It's alright, nothing special.
<11> plugh :)
<6> We get to run one since we have a site license for RHEL.
<9> jgaddis, nice ... i'm learning it currently ... not one of my areas of responsibility
<6> Hate to say this... but maybe I should use MSSQL instead of MySQL.
<6> Replication **** is built-in.
<6> And with DBD::Sybase, I can access it just fine.
<12> OldMonk
<3> tsokolat!
<12> g'evenin' all
<7> hmm, it is getting daylight again outside
<12> K_F: where is outside?
<7> Norway outside
<7> I give up trying to get some sleep
<7> putting on a nice put of coffee instead
<13> sleep is for the weak anyway
<7> pot*
<14> pot ?
<7> hehe, a pot of coffee
<14> ahh, close but no cigar
<7> hehe
<12> cigar is for lewinsky only..
<12> oops
<11> ugh, netsplits
<6> I think I'll just shoot for two RHEL4 boxes as web servers (using heartbeat for failover) and a single RHEL4 box running MySQL for the database.
<6> Maybe later I'll throw in a MySQL slave server if need be.
<11> jgaddis, you should look into a hardware load balancer
<6> Why?
<6> I don't need load balancing, just failover.
<11> well, they can do the same job (plus defend against malware, etc) :)
<6> Yes, and they cost money, which I'm trying to spend as little of as possible.
<11> if system becomes unavailable, it gets locked out...
<11> is this for you, or work?
<9> jgaddis, you can do RHEL 4 clustering with shared storage
<6> dogbert2: $work
<6> gnubee: Yeah, but I don't have shared storage I can use for this.
<11> okz...heh
<9> jgaddis, i can help you with that ... all you need is a 3rd box
<6> Another point of failure. =)
<9> jgaddis, you can do failover for the 3rd-4th box
<9> or use drbd
<6> Heh, the website has suddenly changed to requiring five servers. =)
<6> It currently runs on one. =)
<9> jgaddis, would you be interested in this: http://www.unixjunction.com/readarticle.php?article_id=9
<15> alguien sabe de jsp??? ayuda porfa
<15> alguien sabe de jsp??? ayuda porfa
<4> isma: english.
<15> someone that know jsp, help me please!!!
<16> I sorta know jsp, but this isn't really the channel for it
<6> gnubee: Possibly. Sounds interesting.
<15> so?
<16> don't expect much help with that attitude
<15> oks
<9> jgaddis, i have the complete server code for that in case you are interested
<17> hey. i want to email myself cron script output with mailx but it fails. do i need anything else installed? i don't have sendmail or anuthing.
<16> ttyp: you need some kind of mailer daemon, doesn't necessarily have to be sendmail
<18> FINALLY
<17> Tamahome: ok. just chacking. thanks! i guess i'll do that.
<11> heh...how did j00 break it?
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