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<0> that hurts.
<1> SO, I need to figure out how to force all inbound requests to eth0 to LEAVE eth0 regardless & likewise with eth1
<2> hi
<1> hey Lumafsck
<1> can I pick your brain?
<2> my brain is mush right now
<1> hmm
<3> hello, does anyone works with loop ip dslams?
<0> hi
<4> Hurro danq
<3> anyone?
<0> how goes it, Coma
<4> altrixd: The lack of reactions might suggest that not too many people share your hobby ;)
<4> danq: Feh, still way too much work :(
<0> I hear ya...
<0> I need to figure out a way to run AWStats on a cluster that hits 600 req/sec x 6
<4> But only a day and a half away from the weekend, I'm already slowing work so not to start the weekend too exhausted :)
<1> i didn't know irc had an audio plugin </end lame comment>
<0> I think this will involve some scp hackery on an hourly cron with no DNS lookups
<4> Perlboy: Not much of a Text2Speech fan eh?
<1> ha, that'd be kinda nuts sitting on x-chat
<4> danq: Or rsync perhaps?
<0> prolly. As soon as I parse the logs I need to dump them.
<0> I just have no place to store them.
<4> Though, you'd have to merge logs, I ***ume
<0> If I could take an hourly snapshot, I'd be happy with that.
<4> Hmpf, scp doesn't like to output to stdout
<0> hrm..
<0> that's such a hack.
<0> haha.
<4> I guess using a network filesystem is out of the question too
<0> For that amount of data, just being logs, yeah.
<3> Coma: :(
<4> Heh, or remote logging...
<0> Yeah, pondering mod_log_mysql
<0> But then I'd need to pull the data out of SQL for AWStats to parse.
<0> I suppose a big-*** foreach loop in PHP would work.
<0> Or I could find a new stats program - got any suggestions?
<4> I'm still happy with webalizer, though I really want something else
<0> Wonder what happens when AWStats creates like 20G+ data files.
<0> haha
<4> Perhaps one day, I'll just write my own, with management compatible slick graphs and all
<0> haha
<0> purdy colors
<0> to be perfeclty honest, that's why AWStats is being used.
<3> Coma, can I ask again?
<4> altrixd: With what use exactly? If you'd have paid any attention, you'd have noticed that no one else joined since you asked the previous time and probably won't get an answer again.
<4> Perhaps you find a better source of information on this subject, like a channel, forum, newsgroup or whatever dedicated to carriers/isps
<3> the problem is that I've put a never firmware, and now my dsl ports aren't getting up
<3> and I don't have a backup of the old one
<4> altrixd: That sort of problem is far beyond the scope of this channel. I suggest you contact Loop Telecom instead
<4> In the worst case, the firmware upgrade didn't pan out too well, and you completely ruined it, keeping you from downgrading as well.
<5> how can I make my server become a ns like transfering a domain name to my server and controling it's dns.
<4> zxcpoi: Start by reading the dns howto available at www.tldp.org
<5> and how to configure different websites on same server
<5> like if i have zxcpoi.domain.name to have a site
<5> and me.domain.name another site.?
<6> zxcpoi: research VirtualHost directive
<6> httpd.apache.org
<4> See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/vhosts/index.html
<6> too slow, Coma!
<6> did you see this thing about the new hydrogen fuel spheres?
<4> Can I hold a lighter to them? =)
<6> hehe, don't think so
<7> It's actually a little safer than holding a lighter to vaporized gasoline :)
<6> touche
<6> :)
<4> Hmm, speaking of lighters... Time for a nicotine break
<6> http://photos1.blogger.com/img/182/3352/400/11089425801626.jpg
<6> wow
<6> that's pretty freaky looking
<5> i`ve installed apache 1.3.33
<5> configured it
<5> added virtual hosts with DocumentRoot
<5> but when i http to the subdomain
<5> it gives me Fedora core post test page.
<5> so anybody ?
<7> sinthetek: ... how the hell did you come upon that picture?!
<4> Forgot to restart apache perhaps? Incorrectly configured your VirtualHost?
<4> It might also help using seperate access/error logs for each virtual host, to see where reqeusts end up at.
<5> Coma started apache after I configured it.
<5> Coma can i private u for 2 min ?
<7> whois U: No such nickname
<4> Please, keep it in the channel
<5> <VirtualHost *>
<5> ServerName dc.ukteam.net
<5> DocumentRoot /www/dc
<5> </VirtualHost>
<5> is this ok ?
<7> LadyByte: paste?
<8> More than 3 lines? Paste your stuff at http://paste.getlinuxhelp.org/ and then tell us the url it gives you.
<7> zxcpoi: I get one word from that host: "Alexander"
<7> not the fedora page
<5> Demonen
<5> ies
<5> but did the same thing
<5> with
<5> cs.ukteam.net
<4> zxcpoi: You might want to change that to <VirtualHost *:80> and add NameVirtualHost *:80 just above it
<5> and nothing change there. that Alexander thingie i did it in /var/www/html/index.html
<5> both ?
<5> i added to virtual host lines
<5> <VirtualHost *>
<5> ServName dc.ukteam.net
<5> DocumentRoot /www/dc
<5> </VirtualHost>
<5> and after that I added another string
<4> OK, so add NameVirtualHost * above that
<5> <VirtualHost *>
<5> ServName cs.ukteam.net
<5> DocumentRoot /www/cs
<5> </VirtualHost>
<4> _before_ you define any virtual host
<5> ok
<5> so without that :80 ?
<4> Yup
<5> and now restart the apache & httpd or just apache ?
<4> apache is your httpd
<5> a :))
<4> "apachectl graceful" should suffice
<5> [root@Server-2 conf]# service apache restart
<5> apache: unrecognized service
<5> [root@Server-2 conf]# apachectl graceful
<5> [root@Server-2 conf]#
<4> Hmm, it shouldn't be that silent afaik
<4> If everything else fails, service httpd restart
<4> It's funny how some distros refer to it as httpd instead of apache
<5> ia but now on both cs.ukteam.net & dc.ukteam.net apears what I wrote in index.html in /var/www/html
<5> not it in /www/dc/index.html or /www/cs/index.html
<4> You don't happen to be testing with that PoS poor excuse for a browser called IE, do you?
<5> no testing it on mozzila firefox
<5> even so check for urself in cs.ukteam.net i wrote in index.html : " Andu " & in dc.ukteam.net i wrote " Alexander " but now both sites show www.ukteam.net what i wrote in /var/www/html/index.html
<4> And do you actually have directives like "ServName" in your config there or did you just abbreviate ServerName?
<5> i abbreviate
<5> it`s ServerName dc.ukteam.net & ServerName cs.ukteam.net
<4> So it actually says ServerName in your config?
<4> Ah, ok
<5> so it should have worked.
<4> In theory, sure
<5> but it doesn`t ;))
<4> Ok, so try using seperate access/error logs for both the virtual hosts, that way you can atleast tell whether the requests end up at the proper vhost
<4> Or try running httpd -t and see if your config is free of errors, just to be sure
<5> ErrorLog logs/cs.log
<5> ErrorLog logs/dc.log
<5> & also AccessLog ?
<4> zxcpoi: or CustomLog
<4> Hey, no taping my cute little soapbar^Wmouse to the desk
<5> so just customlog or all 3 ?
<4> zxcpoi: Either CustomLog or AccessLog and take note of the differences in the syntax
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