TheGrebs.com:IRC Logs:#linode:2007:02:11

---	Log	opened Sun Feb 11 00:00:50 2007
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01:53	<linbot>	New news from forums: Outage: host39 in System and Network Status <http://www.linode.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2608>;
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02:23	<erikh>	forgot about this!
02:24	<erikh>	whoever helped me with all my troubles, thanks a ton
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04:38	<encode>	if i reinstall os x, do i need a cd key?
04:42	<@mikegrb>	nein
04:44	<encode>	cool
04:44	<encode>	thanks
04:44	<encode>	got myself a late2004 g4 ibook today
04:44	<encode>	nice and cheap
04:44	<@mikegrb>	good job
04:45	<encode>	12" one
04:45	<@mikegrb>	that's what I have
04:45	<encode>	its great
04:46	<encode>	next step is to find a reasonably prices 1GB sodimm
04:46	<encode>	priced*
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05:51	<Nigel>	yawn, hey mikegrb
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06:25	<erikh>	I discovered 'gw' in vim tonight
06:25	<erikh>	writing documents just got a lot easier.
06:26	<erikh>	mikegrb: I think I figured out what was causing host39 to crash
06:27	<erikh>	well, maybe not, but it sure seems related
06:28	<afv>	erikh: 'gw'?
06:29	<erikh>	use it with a visual line command on a block of text
06:29	<erikh>	make sure tw is set
06:29	<erikh>	it'll hard wrap
06:36	<linbot>	New news from forums: Reboot: host49 in System and Network Status <http://www.linode.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2609>;
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09:23	<kainz>	stupid question: do UMLs on a given host on linode swap their kernel memory out?
09:25	<kainz>	and if so, are there anything that gets mlock()ed, like crypto contexts?
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10:35	<linbot>	New news from forums: modprobe missing? in General Discussion <http://www.linode.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2602>;
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12:21	<NewbLud>	Can somehow handle a basic question about users, groups and permissions?
12:26	<NewbLud>	#linux
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12:26	<afv>	not quite the bat signal but hey
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12:47	<linbot>	New news from forums: Groups, users, permissions: a simple noob question in General Discussion <http://www.linode.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2610>;
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12:55	<HoopyCat>	good afternoon
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15:01	<gpd_>	how is the new kernel working out?
15:02	<afv>	i've been waiting for others to test also
15:03	<gpd_>	well... someone has to take the plunge ;)
15:04	<gpd_>	looks like a post just appeared saying it works ok
15:04	<gpd_>	might aws well take the plunge
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15:09	<HoopyCat>	hmm, that'll teach me not to keep tabs on the kernel discussion threads
15:10	<HoopyCat>	and i was getting so good at de-corrupting my rpm database. brb with new kernel...
15:12	<@caker>	HoopyCat: you suspect rpm-db corruption was the kernel's fault?
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15:14	<gpd>	I am up: 2.6.20-linode27
15:15	<@mikegrb>	caker: yes, needs the rpm support kernel module to prevent it
15:15	<gpd>	caker: what's the deal with the kvm stuff - any interest?
15:18	<HoopyCat>	2.6.20-linode27 up here, too. hopefully it fixes that pesky corruption...
15:18	<gpd>	I suppose KVM will not be supported on linode hardware as too old :(
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15:19	<@caker>	gpd: yes, lots of interest. All our new machines are VT enabled, and eventually all the machines will be
15:20	<afv>	caker: now that you're here, are change of credit card and CCV2 codes an issue?
15:21	<@caker>	afv: shouldn't be
15:22	<afv>	cool, i just got worried when the form didn't ask for the new CCV2 code
15:24	<@mikegrb>	ccv can't be stored
15:24	<@mikegrb>	visa doesn't allow it
15:25	<afv>	isn't it required when you request the money from mastercard?
15:26	<@mikegrb>	no
15:26	<@mikegrb>	ccv get's passed to the issuing bank
15:26	<@mikegrb>	they choose what to do if it isn't there/is wrong
15:26	<@mikegrb>	but it isn't alowed to be stored by the merchant
15:27	<afv>	so if it is an issue they'll let me know?
15:27	<@mikegrb>	well, if it's a problem they won't auth charges ;)
15:27	<afv>	so i'll only know when i can't access my linode anymore
15:27	<@mikegrb>	nah, we'll let you know ;)
15:28	<afv>	cool :p
15:29	<@mikegrb>	for recurrent charges what normally happens is the ccv is there on the first charge (when you signup) and in following months it gets authed since there was a previous similiar charge from the same merchant (this is for those banks that require ccv)
15:29	<@mikegrb>	some don't care at all
15:29	<@mikegrb>	if your bank is one of those that must have it the first time, when the charges don't go through you can just call them and they will just want to know that it is okay and then they will permit it from then on
15:31	<afv>	sounds easy enough
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15:43	<Pixel>	Hello
15:44	<Pixel>	I have a problem with my debian installation
15:44	<Pixel>	It was running for a year, but now apt-get can't update postfix anymore
15:45	<Pixel>	Whatever I do I get this:
15:45	<Pixel>	Setting up postfix (2.3.7-1) ... dpkg: error processing postfix (--configure): subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 20
15:46	<Pixel>	I tried running the post-install script directly, but I got no errors:
15:46	<Pixel>	#tufus:/var/lib/dpkg/info# sh /var/lib/dpkg/info/postfix.postinst configure #tufus:/var/lib/dpkg/info#
15:47	<Pixel>	I also tried the upgrade with debug mode on but I can't find something strange
15:47	<Pixel>	Setting up postfix (2.3.7-1) ... debconf (developer): frontend started debconf (developer): frontend running, package name is postfix debconf (developer): starting /var/lib/dpkg/info/postfix.config configure debconf (developer): <-- VERSION 2 debconf (developer): --> 0 2.0 debconf (developer): <-- CAPB backup debconf (developer): --> 0 multiselect escape backup debconf (developer): <-- TITLE Postfix Configuration debconf (developer): --> 0 deb
15:47	<Pixel>	Does someone has a tip how I can solve this problem?
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16:33	<msmiffy>	Do we know a reason for the demise of host 49?
16:48	[~]	msmiffy wonders if everyone has been eaten by an enormous mutant star goat.
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17:00	<linbot>	New news from forums: Best Gentoo Mirrors (for make.conf) in General Discussion <http://www.linode.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2611>;
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17:21	<aman>	hi
17:21	<aman>	my system is not responsive for a week; can you guys help?
17:22	<aman>	la de da
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17:24	<msmiffy>	aman: have you opened a support ticket?
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18:05	<msmiffy>	My MySQL got stuffed with the Host 49 reboot. Quick fix: disable innodb. More trouble than it's worth.
18:13	<linbot>	New news from forums: Moronic Dapper package in Linux, Apache, Mysql and PHP (LAMP) Forum <http://www.linode.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2606>;
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18:25	<linbot>	New news from forums: Backing up Linode files with s3sync in Linux Tips, Tricks, Tutorials <http://www.linode.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2612>;
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19:07	<Mel>	Can ne1 explain how to use Lish since the wiki is down?
19:08	<Sargun>	Lish?
19:09	<msmiffy>	You just ssh yourusername@your_lish_host
19:09	<Sargun>	What's Lish?
19:09	<Mel>	remote console
19:09	<msmiffy>	That info is in the control panel, anyway.
19:09	<Mel>	Thanks!
19:09	<Sargun>	Ah
19:10	<Mel>	Thanks, I never saw that button before (sigh)
19:10	<msmiffy>	Sargun: lish is your saviour when you've broken SSH ;-)
19:10	<@mikegrb>	lolz
19:10	<Sargun>	lol
19:10	[~]	msmiffy speaks from experience.
19:12	<msmiffy>	I _do_ suggest that people record that information, as the Linode site has been down before.
19:12	<msmiffy>	Would be nice if it came through with the signup mail...
19:12	<msmiffy>	(hint, hint)
19:16	<Mel>	Is "Warning: unable to open an initial console." bad ;-)
19:16	<erikh>	I just made a shell alias
19:16	<erikh>	I type 'lish', I get lish :)
19:17	<erikh>	Mel: is your linode booted?
19:17	[~]	msmiffy was wondering the same.
19:17	<Mel>	yes, that was the message I got during init ;-)
19:17	<Xel>	My big problem with using private/public keys for ssh login is the single point of failure from security
19:17	<Xel>	Get into the one shell with all of the private keys set, and you get access to any other machine that the person has a pub key on
19:17	<Mel>	I messed up the kernel/os somehow trying to upgrade from 2.4 to 2.6
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19:18	<erikh>	Xel: that's why you... password your keys?
19:19	<msmiffy>	Mel: did you retain your old profile and create a new one, or over-write it?
19:19	<Mel>	I was booting the old profile... I'm trying the new one now.
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19:20	<robert11>	hi linode
19:20	<Mel>	I've got everything scripted and backed-up... just having a bear of a time trying to get to 2.6 on FC2
19:20	<robert11>	fan bloody tastic
19:20	<msmiffy>	Hmm, sorry, no suggestions here as I'm on Gentoo.
19:23	<Mel>	Did your profile come initially as 2.6 kernel?
19:25	<msmiffy>	Um, think that the defaults are 2.4 - changing to 2.6 is the first thing I do, before first boot IIRC.
19:25	<Mel>	Hmm, didn't try that. I've got two root disks, will be a fine test.
19:26	<Mel>	Booting 2.6 gives me: "ubda: unknown partition table" during init
19:27	<msmiffy>	If you have two partitions, is one blank, and is it trying to boot the blank one?
19:29	<@mikegrb>	unknown partition table is fine
19:29	<@mikegrb>	since there is no partition table
19:29	<Mel>	no, both have FC2 images on them
19:29	<@mikegrb>	it would be like mkfs /dev/hdb rather then partitioning hdb
19:33	<msmiffy>	Virtual machines adds a whole new dimension to confusing ;-)
19:36	<Mel>	No luck. FC2 image won't boot with 2.6 kernel even on new image.
19:37	<@mikegrb>	what's the last thing it says?
19:38	<Mel>	"VFS: Mounted root (ext3 filesystem) readonly."... then nothing
19:38	<@mikegrb>	with latest 2.6?
19:38	<Mel>	yep
19:39	<@caker>	Mel: the host you're on requires a kernel upgrade in order to fix that
19:39	<Mel>	ah, caker... could've saved me so much time ;-)
19:39	<@mikegrb>	host 62?
19:39	<@caker>	mikegrb: yeah
19:39	<Mel>	yep ;-)
19:40	<@mikegrb>	odd
19:40	<@caker>	Mel: you could try 2.6.20-linode27, but I doubt it's any different
19:40	<Mel>	ok... will try
19:41	<Mel>	same
19:42	<Mel>	do you have an ETA for the upgrade?
19:42	<@caker>	figured. -- we'll schedule a reboot for it soonish
19:42	<@caker>	next weekend or so?
19:42	<Mel>	ok, I can wait
19:44	<Mel>	Other than my vm's uptime, how will I be able to know the reboot has happened?
19:45	<@caker>	Mel: we'll email everyone a notice with the reboot date/time, at least a few days beforehand
19:45	<Mel>	great! BTW, the setup you've got is really nice.
19:46	<@caker>	Mel: thanks! -- check out https://www.linode.com/members/dashboard.cfm, if you haven't already :)
19:46	<encode>	question - whats the difference between different sorts of ssl certs (see http://www.registerfly.com/ssl/ - 4 different certs, massive price difference)
19:46	[~]	ajmitch was worried there for a moment - I thought I was on host 62, not 66 :)
19:47	<erikh>	WOW
19:47	<erikh>	that is cool
19:47	<@mikegrb>	encode: the cheapest might have issues with some browsers
19:47	<erikh>	never knew about that link.
19:47	<@mikegrb>	encode: the most expensive are the least likely to cause issues
19:47	<@mikegrb>	encode: ^ short answer
19:48	<erikh>	depends on their root CA
19:48	<ajmitch>	erikh: useful page, isn't it?
19:48	<erikh>	that's what you're paying for, as I've always understood it
19:48	<erikh>	ajmitch: indeed!
19:48	[~]	ajmitch sees that cpu usage & network usage spike at almost exactly the same time on his linode
19:49	<encode>	mikegrb: ahh kewl
19:49	<Mel>	Sweet page indeed, KEYS for LISH!
19:49	<@mikegrb>	encode: looks like they have same root for all of them
19:49	<encode>	mikegrb: how can you tell?
19:49	<@mikegrb>	encode: so the difference looks to be level of work they put into verification
19:49	<encode>	ahh
19:50	<@mikegrb>	encode: and then providing seals and site identifier codes and such so that the customer "trusts" you more
19:50	<@mikegrb>	encode: get the 9.95 one, you will be happy with that
19:50	<encode>	well its only needed for something that we're providing to a customer's intranet - so verification isnt much of a problem
19:50	<encode>	just to remove the untrusted signer warning
19:50	<encode>	which confuses people
19:50	<encode>	(apparently)
19:51	<encode>	mikegrb: ok, thanks for your help. again.
19:51	<Mel>	you can upload your own CA cert if it's for an intranet
19:51	<Mel>	*** upload your own CA cert to your users' browsers
19:51	<encode>	Mel: no, we can't - we dont have control over the client's intranet
19:51	<encode>	and the users dont have permissions to install certificates
19:52	<@mikegrb>	yeah, so that 9.95 one will likely work, and if not, 30 day money back
19:52	<Mel>	bummer... you're on the path then ;-)
19:52	<@mikegrb>	I think that's the cheapest I've seen
19:53	<msmiffy>	I've paid fifteen Australian, similar sort of price.
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19:55	<msmiffy>	Just out of interest, how would lish keys work if my user name on my local system isn't the same on the Linode?
19:56	<@mikegrb>	ssh username@hostXX.linode.com
19:57	<Mel>	or ssh -l username hostxx.linode.com (if you're using a messed up version of ssh)
19:57	<msmiffy>	And it would still take my normal id_dsa.pub?
19:58	<msmiffy>	That belongs to a different user name?
20:02	<@caker>	the ssh client grabs keys relative to the running user's home, so yes
20:04	<msmiffy>	Doh! Wish I'd known that about three years ago... Thanks, Chris.
20:04	[~]	msmiffy does lish login with public key. Woohoo!
20:05	<@mikegrb>	lolz
20:05	<Mel>	lol
20:05	<msmiffy>	Um, how does one interrupt a lish session? In other words, how to bail out without killing the entire terminal session?
20:06	<@caker>	control-a then d to get to the lish menu prompt
20:06	<ajmitch>	ctrl+a d
20:06	<@caker>	then exit or control-d
20:06	<ajmitch>	or do as caker says :)
20:06	<msmiffy>	Ah, thanks. Bit like minicom.
20:07	<msmiffy>	Only it works.
20:07	<@caker>	msmiffy: man screen -- it's awesome
20:08	<msmiffy>	OK - will have to install it first though. (No manual entry for screen)
20:09	<ajmitch>	screen is very, very useful
20:13	<msmiffy>	Anyone know if it's available on Solaris?
20:13	<Mel>	used to be for 8... dunno about 9 or 10
20:14	<msmiffy>	If it was, it probably is as OpenSolaris and Linux converge...
20:15	[~]	msmiffy wants full-blown RAIDZ for Linux.
20:18	[~]	msmiffy follows erikh's example and writes a Bash script for lish (Usage: lish <Linode_name>)
20:22	<erikh>	lish() { ssh foo@myhost.linode.com }
20:22	<erikh>	there
20:22	<erikh>	heh
20:28	<msmiffy>	Mine is more case $1 in foo) ssh ....;; bar) ssh ....;; *) echo forgot host name!;; esac
20:29	<msmiffy>	(No my hosts are NOT foo and bar.)
20:30	<erikh>	that reminds me of "hello world: hacker style":
20:30	<erikh>	echo "hello, world!"
20:31	<msmiffy>	For the really ancient amongst us: 10 PRINT "hello, world" 20 GOTO 10
20:32	<HoopyCat>	"Systems: I need a program that prints out 'hello world' for a customer demo in 5 minutes. They're looking to sell thousands of these."
20:32	<msmiffy>	;-)
20:34	<erikh>	HoopyCat: no, it starts out with "Upper managment hello world" and so on until it gets to the hacker one
20:34	<erikh>	the "upper management" one is in gwbasic with line numbers
20:34	<erikh>	it's out there on the interweb somewhere
20:34	<erikh>	pretty funny, too
20:37	<HoopyCat>	i figured i'd just use a real-life example for speed ;-)
20:37	<@caker>	msmiffy: ancient, eh? :)
20:38	<erikh>	HoopyCat: heh
20:38	<Mel>	(pst) your geek is showing
20:39	[~]	msmiffy splutters and wakes up from his nap. Whut? Whut? Whut did you say young man?
20:40	<Mel>	plugh!
20:45	[~]	msmiffy was referring to caker
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21:29	<guinea-pig>	man, basic ain't ancient.
21:40	<@mikegrb>	but guinea-pig is!
21:42	<guinea-pig>	quiet down, sonny boy
21:42	<guinea-pig>	whippersnappers
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23:59	<erikh>	gd
23:59	<erikh>	I download a shell script and expect it to open an editor when I click "open" in firefox
23:59	<erikh>	thank god it didn't do anything harmful
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