jeev: installing freebsd from the ISO was not particularly slow
weird up_the_irons.
do you use virtio for your linuxes?
man, one of our apache processes has been taking up 100% of the cpu for an hour and a half and we didn't even notice... at VPSLink we could feel a huge performance impact at 50% usage lol
apache sucks
i need it
lighttpd doesn't have some of the features we require
nginx ?
nginx probably won't either, and we mainly use php apps
although i've got a dev system set up for rails using nginx + unicorn
ok
apache has mod_auth_kerb and lighttpd has an alternative but it doesn't seem to work with heimdal kdc
jeev: yup, I use virtio for the linux VMs
amdprophet: :)
it's great, couldn't be happier
amdprophet: glad to hear!
cd $dinner
almost have all my domains off of GoDaddy woot
also why the hell do I get version query from "frigg" on login
wow
my kvm took a crap
http://pastebin.ca/1774051
looks good ;-)
that's good ?
nah not really
:)
jesus man
i dont have time to deal with these issues
yea
no errors on the host
looks like you need a solid fsck
it's a raid1 hardware raid host, nothing on host
you think this is isolated
I unno, run fsck on it
see if theres any issues
i did
http://pastebin.ca/1774059
loves this line: This should not happen!!  Data will be lost
yea
i dunno, it happened while i was rsyncing from another dc locally.. a lot of files
why ya using ext4 btw
who knows
:/
it did it again
uhhhhm
data on there ya need?
it's a brand new install i spent a couple hours perfecting postfix.....
reboot, see what it does
i did already
it did it again while i was rsyncing
should i try to boot if=scsi rather than virtio ?
worth a shot
sure, no idea what the does fyi
what OS we on btw?
slackware
slackware host and guest
ew
aight
this the guest os?
yes
grr, didn't update initrd
^ Linux sux
Should install Solaris and use XVM
although Oracles owns Sun now
so thats questionable advice
ugh solaris
Solaris is nice
just different
i can't stand it, feels bloated, package management is sub-par compared to others
minus the whole, lets install everything to support backwards compat with Solaris 8 & 9
yes
agreed
its stable as hell
though
rock solid OS
hmm
i was using freebsd but it wasn't performing well
we had nothing but issues with solaris 10, at least on the sparcs at school
to each his own, I'd prefer FreeBSD over all
same
i lovei t
but a lot of what I have to run is only written for Linux
or Sol
at least at work
we use freebsd for everything but our heimdal server
heimdal isn't stable at all in freebsd 8
odd, you'd think it would be
hasn't been updated since 2007 or something
ah
looks like current version is 1.0.1, at least in ports
using krb for central auth I assume?
I need to figure out a central auth solution that would support RHEL 4 & 5, FreeBSD 8, Solaris 9 & 10
getting too many servers to maintain local accounts
ballen, yea using it for central auth paired with ldap for info
yea
jank ass macbook charger repair isn't holding up quite as well as I hoped
heh
ah it's a macbook
fecking thing
oh hell the apple store is down
what are you looking for at their store
a new charter? :D
charger
maybe im having that virtio issue cause the kernels dont match on the two systems, at least the host is a bit older, will update now and see