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<0> a lot
<1> nothing major, just some basic **** for our website
<2> hi, I just went back to linux, after 8 crappy years (winblows), but got the mos recent debian, and it goes into X automatically, how can I disable that crap?
<1> but i'm doing failover for the webservers, so figured might as well try to figure something out for the db as well
<1> clifford: change the default runlevel in /etc/inittab
<2> thanks :)
<3> jgaddis: well failover for the webswervers you can just load balance the things.
<1> probably just use heartbeat and do the active/p***ive thing
<3> jgaddis: mod_backhand too or something.
<1> rsync 'em throughout the day
<1> haven't heard of that
<3> jgaddis: http://www.backhand.org/mod_backhand/
<1> we're getting by on one win2k/iis5 box right now, but if i convert this **** to linux, i don't want it going down and making me look like a fool
<1> i could get by with a single box easy, we only do something like 1.1M hits/month on this particular site
<4> Travis!
<3> jgaddis: heh
<3> OxD!
<5> heya folks
<3> and it speaks too
<5> indeed
<5> been a while. how is everyone?
<1> hey oxd
<3> about to go and pay bills.
<5> ah yes. that other 'time of the month'
<4> heya, OxD... long time, no see!
<0> heh
<6> hey OxD
<0> man, I thought I got my period this morning, speaking of 'time of the month'
<5> siglite: hah
<5> isn't it 'ours'
<0> I was in the shower, sneezed, and looked down to see a river of blood. I thought "oh no, I got my period"
<5> oh. jesus. thats no good
<0> turned out I had a major nosebleed going on, but didn't notice because I had my eyes closed while I was washing my hair
<5> dude. take it easy with the coke
<7> that's always a disturbing thing to happen in the morning
<0> XyZzY: heh, yeah
<0> I have nosebleed issues, always have since I was a little kid.
<7> my dad had a nosebleed so bad it took 7 trips to the hospitol to get it under control
<0> once, it started bleeding while I was on the bike.
<8> OxD: Yeah. Does bad things to the nose.
<5> XyZzY: you want disturbing? i had a mirror fall off from the cabinet above the sink while completely naked and had it shatter at crotch level on the sink
<5> 6am
<5> i didn't need coffee that day
<0> lemme tell you, you ride 20miles at 90mph with a nosebleed, you're one gory lookin' mother****er at the end of it.
<5> siglite: definitely laundry day after that
<0> lol, yeah
<7> siglite: well at least they did not give you the 'wait in line' crap at the hospitol... I hope
<0> nah
<0> I stopped at a rest area and removed my helmet
<0> shoulda seen the looks on the traveller's faces
<5> "holy ****! did he get hit by a rock?...or that half-empty soda i threw out the window?"
<0> yeah, man, I was a gory mess
<9> G'night muchachos.
<7> "should of seen the other guy"
<7> OxD: OxA!
<5> XyZzY: waddup
<0> blood all over my leathers.... all over my face, in my helmet... it was ****ed up
<4> ack
<5> and hi Emerson, jgaddis, siglite, Ka-bar, *
<0> I just went into the bathroom at the rest area, got it stopped, got cleaned up, got back on the bike and left.
<6> ok, im gonna try and get some sleep ...
<1> hmm, maybe i can write something to tell this box to reboot itself if it can't ping something
<4> man, if there's one thing I cannot stand, it's getting blood all over my Vanson leathers....
<7> siglite: and that's hard to get off leathers
<0> XyZzY: actually, it came off pretty easy
<5> jgaddis: should be trivial
<7> must of just treated it
<5> wow. and there's a use for the default solaris ping results right there. i've been bitching about that for months
<1> hmm, a kernel panic is almost guaranteed to be hardware if there haven't been any changes to the system, yes?
<5> or the kernel itself :)
<7> jgaddis: or a missing module
<7> if it's a stable system probably a memory stick
<1> it was fine for 5 months, then it panicked (apparently) last thurs. and again sometime last night/this morning
<7> hm. new machine or a rebuild?
<5> under any sort of load?
<1> if it was going to overheat or something, though, i'd think it would be during the middle of the day when it was actually being used
<1> XyZzY: it's a few years old... 900mhz amd, iirc
<5> memory isn't a bad guess
<7> mostly likly a memory module dying
<7> most other things die too fast for it to even say "kernel panic" heheh
<1> well, it isn't.
<5> but i've seen panics on machines that were then stable for a year
<1> but it stays responsive at the kernel
<1> it isn't actually saying it's panicking, that is
<1> s/kernel/console/
<7> try a kernel rebuild or something. that should test it
<5> XyZzY: i had that happen today actually. nothing on the screen at all. couldn't even wake up the display over kvm
<5> or boot a memtest disk
<7> OxD: once had a CPU give of random hard halts from the second HT cpu core
<5> or chalk it up to random glitch and get on with your life
<5> XyZzY: oh god. i've seen HT do horrid things
<1> OxD: i would, if it hadn't happened twice in less than a week now. and this isn't a "personal" box.
<5> jgaddis: twice in a week? oh. heh. yeah thats totally hardware
<1> it's the firewall/proxy/etc. for a public library here
<7> gotta be hardware thou
<5> absolutely
<5> its not hard disk. cpu, mobo or memory would be the suspects
<7> jgaddis: can you get it to die on command? if so swap drives to similar box
<7> we just found a Dell gx280 with bad capacitors
<1> XyZzY: i doubt it. both times it's happened overnight when they're closed... so the only traffic (very minimal) is people hitting their web/mail servers
<1> but i may swap the hdd into another box and run memtest86 on that one
<7> thing died hard and when powered on fan would go to windturbine loud fast mode
<5> XyZzY: we had a pair of dell boxen that were literally haunted
<5> the drives would slowly degrade and the file systems would disappear, throwing i/o errors. finally, we'd hard-reboot the thing and after *two* boots it would be fine
<5> everything but the disks, and it did it again
<5> err s/^/we replaced/
<7> we've had one particular server pop powersupplies all the time
<5> we replaced the disks, and it happened again
<5> we checked the power, and the datacenter said it was clean. we just bought new machines to replace both.
<10> hi all
<8> Hey OM.
<10> waznz
<11> g'evening all
<10> tsokolat!
<11> OldMonk!
<12> so I bought my ticket today
<12> part of me wonders if it would have almost been more worthwhile to go all the way around
<10> Curls?
<13> ah uh
<13> my real nickname.. heh
<13> i think i'm off too
<13> night all
<14> Wow...i386 on an amd64 is about 7 times faster for Ubuntu
<15> looks at ksh
<15> and...
<16> and I am horrified
<15> then
<15> lol!
<15> gotta a good look did ya?
<16> Yeah, didn't like what I saw
<15> lol!
<16> Does your face hurt?
<15> yep he looked
<16> it sure is killing me
<16> :)
<15> ksh, get a better line
<16> No
<16> get a better face
<15> whatever!!
<16> haha
<15> shuders
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