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<0> not an old
<1> hm, so far just one macbook gripe... if i tell it to shut down and then close the lid, I expect it to shutdown. Not suspend, and then when I open it again, resume and shutdown :P
<2> Aug 16 20:59:59 tog kernel: ACPI: PCI Interrupt Link [LNKC] (IRQs 3 4 *5 6 7 10 11 12 14 15) this error could have affected my server in such a way that i had to reboot it .. because i don't find any other errors in the logs
<2> ?
<1> ksh: I'd just run dualhead X and have a fullscreen xterm ;) the problem with doing both togeter is that X more or less steals the keyboard from the kernel. There are patches for multiple physical consoles floating out there that might help if you have 2 usb keyboards or something
<2> it doesn't even seem like an error .. just an interrupt
<3> lmod: could be anything.
<1> lmod: did you google for that message? It may just be a message
<1> leave off the numbers, just google for "pci interrupt link [lnkc]" with the quotes.
<2> ok
<1> hm, so it looks like ntpd won't update the clock unless / is rw.
<4> Fred: bad daemon
<2> RelDrgn, there's also this error: Aug 16 20:08:22 atom xinetd[22810]: warning: can't get client address: Connection reset by peer
<2> lots of these messages
<2> seems like my system is compromised or something
<4> Fred: is it set to put it's drift file in /var ? is /var a separate partition on the machine in question?
<2> any ideas ?
<1> Sean: that must be it, it puts it in /var/lib, which was read only Ive got a rw mount at /var/cache
<4> Fred: it writes how far your local clock drifts from the time server(s) it samples from
<1> interesting. i set it rw this morning, and it quit whining about being unable to write to the file since then, but the file still says 0.000 ,,, normally this thing gains 10 minutes a day or so
<5> can i get some help about postfix?
<6> anyone on?
<7> ****
<7> my wallet is gone
<6> it wasn't me :>
<7> dont know if I left it at the bank or something...or if it fell outta my pocket somewhere, or what
<8> Steakk: what about your p***port?
<7> i dont have a p***port
<7> this is not good
<7> my bank info is in it, drivers license, social security card, etc
<8> wtf keeps their SS card in their wallet?!
<1> well ****. dig up your statements and start cancelling ****. call the bank first to see if they have it ;P
<8> werent you told as a kid to NEVER do that?
<7> D-side, I had it in there today, as my insurance company needed to make a copy of it
<8> well then okay
<8> you better get out there and find it.
<7> the bank is 2 hours away, and closed
<7> that is where I think I prolly left it
<8> 2 hours away! jesus christ!
<7> i didnt see it in my car, or anywhere here in my room
<1> wtf, get a new bank ;P
<7> I wasnt in my home area when I went to the bank today
<7> so i went to a branch that was where I was, duh :P (needed to get something notarized)
<9> gah windows printing ****s goat nads
<4> it's better than LPD :P
<9> no, it's not. lpd can handle two servers printing to it
<4> so what you're really trying to say is you have a crappy printer
<9> every time they switch OS or switch printers we have recreate documents/programs because it won't WYSIWYG
<9> even with the same damn model of printer. the mgf ****s with the roms in it and ****s it up again
<7> And if I did leave it at the bank, i am ****ed ... cause, in order to get to the bank, i have to get gas...in order to have $ for gas, I need to go to the bank (local branch) to get $ ... cant get $ without ID, which is in my wallet, which is at the other bank
<8> haha
<7> tomorrow is going to be a LONG day
<7> i mean, a LONG day
<7> on the bright side though, I did change my XP boot screen, as shown in: www.digitalwebservices.net/pirate.jpg
<2> RelDrgn, there's also this error: Aug 16 20:08:22 atom xinetd[22810]: warning: can't get client address: Connection reset by peer ... is the system compromised ?
<10> I love gluttony :D
<1> lmod: no idea, its a possibility anytime things act weird without an explanation, but so is hardware failure, bad software, and so on. For all I know, it means that you were being portscanned, and the guy disconnected before it finished accepting the connection
<11> this type of monitor takes some getting used to (gah)
<1> what kind did you have before?
<2> RelDrgn, i guess it's not compromised ...still yesterday i had the same problem and had to reboot it again ... nothing alse i could do (as far as i know )
<11> Philips 17" CRT (big ****er)...now I have a skinny LCD :)
<7> age of empires 3 exists? damn
<7> I am so downl...err...buying that
<7> alo db4
<7> RL, or random website A?
<11> at a local casino in RL :)
<7> congrats
<11> $16,000
<12> slick
<7> you won 16G's today?
<7> for serious
<1> lmod: next time, run ps auwxf > somefile so you can see what was going on.
<7> you have 16K, and you only got a 20" ?
<11> yeah, for serious...8,0000 in bingo and 8,000 at video poker
<11> Steakk, don't need more than 20" (besides, my makeshift desk won't HOLD more than 20 or 21") :)
<7> oh, hehe
<1> you just need a bigger door for your desk, thats all ;)
<11> rotflmao
<1> my closet door could take a 30" LCD ;P
<10> here ya go: :) http://spikedhumor.com/articles/46502/Backseat_Busted.html
<2> RelDrgn, well i couldn't connect through ssh to it and the current terminal freezed before i had the chance to type a command
<1> lmod: what were you doing when it froze? Sounds like what you want instead is a window with top running in it on top all the time
<1> lmod: was the machine hard-locked? Couldn't get in from the local console? In that case it's probably hardware, most haxx0rz want to send spam from your computer, not lock it up :P
<11> after rebate the monitor cost $367 with a 3yr exchange warranty
<2> RelDrgn, yes but i was thinking about some upgrades ,( kernel maybe or other packages .. ) that are neccessary and that's why the server keeps having problems because i don't do a neccessary upgrade ..it's only hardware problem couldn't be software ?
<1> well, a driver problem or something could do it, but unless you have an ancient kernel or hardware so new it's only been in the kernel a version or two then it's unlikely
<2> RelDrgn, it's 2.6.14.3.dn2.p4 #3 SMP Sun Dec 25 19:25:30 EST 2005 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
<1> hm, it's not that old, still, I'd look around to see if there was a network DOS that could affect 2.6.14
<13> please help me
<1> so install it.
<13> im not on linux
<13> :S
<13> i know how to install it on windows
<1> if youre on windows, it comes with ftp.exe
<13> but i haven't windows cd
<13> hehehe
<1> I dont think you can install it without ftp.exe ;P
<13> i ask you for help,not for trojans or keuloggers
<1> we dont help with windows
<13> i ask you for help,not for trojans or keyloggers ,sorry
<13> can you help me pls,or not ?
<1> open up a ****ing command prompt and type "ftp.exe ftp.whatever.com"
<1> if its not there, then you ****ed up your windows install because its installed on every windows since 95 or so.
<11> ftp is on my version of win2k
<14> dogbert2: http://img.4chan.org/b/src/1155779435503.jpg Is this you
<11> nopers :)
<11> it's probably rhowe
<15> I have 14 Xeon EMT-64 blades in a bladecentre.. should I use i386 or what?
<15> running debian on them
<11> i386 would be the safest, IMO
<15> yi386 works yes
<15> i386 works yes
<15> btu they are going to do lots of number crunching
<15> so want it as good as possible
<11> test higher package levels on a single machine...once you find correct ones which work, then use them
<15> I'm more talking about the OS (debian install)
<15> i386/amd64/ia64/....
<11> dunno, I don't have a 64 bit system (google mebbe)?
<15> I've had a look.. can't really see much
<1> if they're big numbers, then you probably do want x64, but IIRC when x64 port started there were issues with mixing 32 and 64 bit apps, even now there are a few interesting steps to deal with. If you're going, go all the way
<11> listen to RelDrgn :)
<15> I'm going to do seti for a few weeks
<15> I have 1 doing it at the moment
<12> hmm
<12> LennonNZ: You'll be running custom apps on those eh?
<15> yea
<12> LennonNZ: So there's little advantage that the rest of the distro be optimised.
<15> true..
<12> LennonNZ: If you're doing this and that, like in a desktop environment, then yeah.
<12> LennonNZ: But for number crunching, your app is gonna be stuck in some tight loops most of the time.
<15> the bladecentre is not really a dekstop environment :-)
<12> LennonNZ: Maybe for Vista.
<12> LennonNZ: Oh and you're talking Debian anyhow, so yeah.
<12> AFAIK Debian's minimum is still i486, despite being labelled as "i386".
<12> LennonNZ: What sort of crunching, anyhow?
<14> By God Apt really is better than sliced bread
<14> Though the python transition is pissing me right off
<16> hahaha yea, apt is so nice..... my main desktop systems for a while was LFS.... so going from that to Debian .... wow
<14> knixknaxknox: install apt-reportbugs it will tell you of critical bugs before you download
<16> im running debian stable, so 1) there are very seldom any critical bugs and 2) if there are, they get patched when i apt-get upgrade
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