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<0> :)
<0> i hope you get well soon
<1> I don't, I like him better when he's sitting quietly, watching TV
<1> Jostein: Got a new router yet? :)
<2> PolarWolf: nah. just spent 3000NOK on vecation stuff
<1> Jostein: You have vacation? :p
<2> Im not getting a new router anytime soon
<2> Not until august or something, when I get a job that actually -pays- well
<2> this summer Ill be flat broke. Im pretty sure about that
<1> hmm
<3> 3-
<3> hello ****ers
<3> PolarWolf: not even MetriX?
<4> gimme blood..
<1> Bjprn-: No, definitly virgin
<2> hrh
<2> PolarWolf: at least he's a metric virgin
<0> haha
<2> no silly imperial virgin. those are scary
<1> Gods, I hate stripped down hosting accounts
<1> samojeed@srv556:~$ ps
<1> -bash: ps: command not found
<1> samojeed@srv556:~$ crontab -e
<1> -bash: crontab: command not found
<2> PolarWolf: fun
<1> Muchly
<4> wow.
<1> So now how do I make a nightly backup of my database?
<1> s/my/this/
<2> PolarWolf: manually, or you pay for premium
<4> do they even have "ls"? Or do yo uhave to substitute with "echo *"
<1> Viking667: No, ls is there. Thanfully.
<1> I can't even check if cron is running because ps doesn't work and /proc isn't mounted
<4> PolarWolf: lol. I got caught in a box without ls once...
<1> I bet this is a chroot of some kind
<4> PolarWolf: wow...
<4> I'd say it might be. What does uname say?
<1> Namuch
<1> Exceptfor an ancient kernel
<4> right.
<1> 2.6.5-1.386smp
<4> that's not ancient. Sure it's old, but it's not like 1.2.13 or something.
<1> And the damn clock of the thing is 20 minutes ahead, too
<4> What's under /bin and /usr/bin and oh yeah, do you have any access to */sbin
<4> ?
<5> PolarWolf: any scripting language that supports time funtions and sleep?
<6> perl? shell?
<1> Ah, nohup is there
<4> PolarWolf: is top there?
<1> nope
<4> ... or does that depend upon /proc too?
<1> Hmm, it's using about 4 times a much bandwidth than allocated for that account
<1> 18GB/5GB
<1> Someone hasn't been scaling properly
<4> ouch.
<1> Whoah, a jump of 6GB in data traffic from one month to the next
<2> lots of visitors?
<1> 1.5M/mo
<1> In hits, that is
<1> 10k visits
<1> Hmm, weird numbers...last month's visits were higher, but with fewer hits
<1> Bleh, webalizer ****s anyway :)
<2> Im sure someone just hax0red your site
<2> Using your all your bandwidth for something l33t
<1> Jostein: Yeah, well, no way to check, is there? :)
<1> Besides, I'm not paying for it
<1> Lessee, this package costs 40EUR/yr, but with the additional bandwidth of 2.5EUR/GB it's really 77.5EUR/yr
<2> thats not that expensive, but not cheap either
<1> Hmm, no use moving to the 70EUR/yr package with a 10GB limit as that will amount to 95EUR/yr
<1> Jostein: I dunno, I'm not really into that market
<2> me neither
<2> I dont host anything requiring ****loads of BW
<2> not yet anyway
<1> I sell my resources cheap because I already paid for them anyways
<4> PolarWolf: I got a shock yesterday. Wanted to buy Solaris. That's fine - only $15 or $30, but here's the kicker. They were charging $45 just to send the bloody thing to me.
<2> why not just DL it?
<1> Viking667: Yeah, ****s don't it? Just get someone to download and send it over
<5> Viking667: that's nuts
<4> Jostein: over dialup?
<2> oh. right
<4> PolarWolf: I'm looking at that. I think whyzzyrd is looking into that for me. But I think the post cost ****s.
<2> even though I spent 3 months online using GPRS :P
<1> The problem with those prebuilt hosting packages is that they never quite match to what you want or need
<1> I mean, 100 MySQL databases?
<4> Right. I'm gone for true this time.
<1> Who the **** has 100 MySQL databases?
<2> PolarWolf: some people make new databases and tables for everything
<4> I've only got three that I know of...
<7> resellers
<2> PolarWolf: Not that Im saying its a -good- thing to do, but heck. some people find that the easiest way to make "dynamic sites"
<1> Jostein: Hmm, hmm
<1> I have a reasonably diverse server, and I have like 5 or so
<2> havent you seen some of the insane DB designs on thedailywtf? :P
<1> Actually, lets have a look
<2> I will be adding another one for the mainsite, as soon as I feel like actually developing it :P
<1> mysql> show databases;
<1> 51 rows in set (0.00 sec)
<1> Erm :)
<2> heh
<1> Ah, some of those can be thrown together
<1> *Three* wikis?
<1> WTF?
<8> WHAT?
<8> who use XGL ?
<2> PolarWolf: heh
<1> Hey, according to this, I should be able to run cronjobs
<8> JOstein fukka you do you use XGL or nay?
<8> apt-get cron
<8> tab
<8> and
<2> No, I dont use XGL
<9> xgl is pretty, but no bloody use
<8> whayt the hel
<10> lol
<2> serchan: 1. spelling, 2. attitude
<8> X what kind of kokota you ara?
<8> X you are kokot !!!
<2> serchan: I dont have kokota in my edict based app
<2> serchan: care to elaborate?
<8> :D
<8> JOsetein do not use word kokota. It's equal of ****ia
<8> I need somepractical info about XGL
<1> serchan: Sofar you're not showing enough clue to be able to use XGL
<2> serchan: then google
<2> there's a ton of XGL howtos for various distros
<8> PolarWolf : ) I'm running
<8> YES Ton of XGL tuts. Written by amateur
<1> And you're what, a pro?
<8> They get it work and hurry up write something how they get it.
<8> wothout any sence
<2> Im sure their spelling is more precise than yours, though
<8> PolarWolf : :)) :) no .
<9> most of the xgl guides are quite detailed and easy to follow - even the gentoo ones :)
<11> hmm, my throat is a little better
<9> and in sles 10.1, it "just works" which is nice :)
<1> So WTF are you bitching and moaning about then. Don't like it? Write one yourself.
<8> I agree But my not native elngich appologize me
<8> enought
<2> K_F: dont feel relieved just yet. you still have the mark of death tagged to your nick :P
<11> hehe
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