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got hung up trying to get around some botched APR install for apache
finally realized the old one wasn't uninstalled right, and did a hard rm -rf of a lib ***: mhoran has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection) AndrewBC: dxtr, congratulations jdoe: heh, more mzima problems? ***: mhoran has joined #arpnetworks
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ChanServ sets mode: +o mhoran mhoran: Whew. Upgraded to 7.3! setient: sweet ***: aem has joined #arpnetworks aem: hello, up_the_irons are you here? RandalSchwartz: typically email to support@ is faster ***: aem has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 240 seconds) cedwards: yeah, there's an app for that ***: aem has joined #arpnetworks aem: hello RandalSchwartz: and... he's back! aem: :)
RandalSchwartz: I am adding ipv4 aliases in rc.conf. the original line put in by arp for my first ipv4 ends with netmask 255.255.255.248 .. just wondering for the aliases what netmask should they be? RandalSchwartz: are you using freebsd? aem: yes sir RandalSchwartz: here's all I had to do
... defaultrouter=208.79.95.1
... ipv4_addrs_em0=208.79.95.2-14/28
that does it
the range is auto-translated aem: ah ha RandalSchwartz: adjust your numbers as appropriate aem: I had it like ifconfig_em0="inet 174.136.98.210 netmask 255.255.255.248"
ifconfig_em0_alias0="inet 174.136.98.211 netmask 255.255.255.255" RandalSchwartz: yeah - that's all too much typing :) aem: hehe RandalSchwartz: and for my v6...
ipv6_enable=YES ipv6_defaultrouter=2607:f2f8:3080::1 ipv6_ifconfig_em0=2607:f2f8:3080::/48
There's probably a parallel way to do it
I've seen both aem: so .. ifconfig_em0="inet 174.136.98.210 netmask 255.255.255.248" becomes .. ipv4_addrs_em0=174.136.98.210-14 RandalSchwartz: 210-214
and /28 aem: yeah
whats your /28 for RandalSchwartz: that's the netmask
oh wait... you have fewer bits aem: ipv4_addrs_em0=174.136.98.210-214/28
ah RandalSchwartz: so mayb /29
I have a /28 aem: thank you muchly sir :)
ah
29 for me then ? RandalSchwartz: you have 5 addresses, yes
I have 13 aem: this netmask stuff is confusing as hell to me
:P jdoe: anyone else having routing problems? aem: ok RandalSchwartz: 13 = 16 addresses minus net minus broadcast minus router
5 = 8 addresses (/29) minus net minus broadcast minus router bob^^: yeah jdoe - i can't get to my VPS atm :( RandalSchwartz: 1 = 4 addresses (/30) minus net, broadcast, router bob^^: jdoe: does your traceroute just hit mzima then 'disappear' ? ***: aem has quit IRC (Read error: Connection reset by peer) jdoe: bob^^: something liike that, yeah. bob^^: :( ***: schmir has joined #arpnetworks
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schmir has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection) bob^^: can you guys get to your VPSs at the minute?
i can't even load the ARP website :/
so i'm guessing even if i email support@ it won't get there :/
sleep time, hopefully it'll be sorted in the morning :) Wraithan: bob^^: I can
This IRC session is on my VPS
http://lessthanthreesoftware.com/
bob^^:
can you get to that?
that is my webpage hosted on ARP cedwards: Wraithan: works for me. Wraithan: cedwards: was talking to bob^^ as he couldn't connect to his ARP server cedwards: ahh. Wraithan: Anyone use qtile? cedwards: didn't get that far back in the log. just assumed you were looking for verification.
llll- ***: M0OML has joined #arpnetworks M0OML: Hi Wraithan: Howdy ***: jahshua_ has joined #arpnetworks M0OML: I and other are having problems accsessing the aprnewtorks virtual servers, i was wondering if you were aware of it ? Wraithan: up_the_irons: ping
I can access my server
but it seems some others cant ***: jahshua has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 260 seconds) Wraithan: bob^^: ping M0OML: yeah unable to resolve the host from sevral isp's but able to from sevral others :) Wraithan: M0OML: can you get to http://lessthanthreesoftware.com/
that's my website that is hosted on there M0OML: virgin media and talk talk in the uk are unable to access my server and arp's homepage
but i can on my 3g dongle in my laptop
nope Wraithan: M0OML: where does traceroute die? M0OML: hang on let me get it up again Wraithan: I am not a ARP rep, but if you don't mind giving me your external IP (of where you are) I'll try and traceroute to you from my VPS M0OML: sent to you privet
its dieing at te1-1.cr01.lax02.us.mzima.net
ip 69.174.120.33 Wraithan: I only got one hop out from me to you, it died after my gateway M0OML: i get 14 hops but still dies Wraithan: it isn't getting out of the building in the direction that it tries to when trying to get to you M0OML: exacally :)
i can;t e-mail them my e-mail is on the vps :) Wraithan: You don't have a backup gmail account? M0OML: its failing after packet exchange
so anyone from ARP here or ? Wraithan: up_the_irons: you around? M0OML: ok i take it no one from arp is about then :) Wraithan: Looks to be that way
:( M0OML: ok well i guess i will attempt to open a ticket on my mobile phone then :( Wraithan: :( Wish I could help ***: M0OML has quit IRC (Quit: For Sale: Parachute. Only used once, never opened, small stain.) BarberRonny: hmm vps disk access is very slow. is it cronjob time in the US? Wraithan: BarberRonny: no
unless people do cronjobs at 6-9pm
most run at midnight afaik BarberRonny: ok :) here its 3.34am jdoe: mzima needs to be less fucked :/ RandalSchwartz: mzima needs to be more fucked, so it will go away jahshua_: hehe
RandalSchwartz: what was that ipv6 line you showed me from your rc.conf earlier? RandalSchwartz: you want it again?
or you want it explained? jahshua_: plz sir, I lost it when my IRc got disco'ed by my firewall reloading RandalSchwartz: what kind of "what" :) jahshua_: hehe the line itself plz RandalSchwartz: ipv6_enable=YES ipv6_defaultrouter=2607:f2f8:3080::1 ipv6_ifconfig_em0=2607:f2f8:3080::/48 jahshua_: I did actually try it but it did not work, wana try again RandalSchwartz: replacing the first six bytes with your addrs of course jahshua_: yeah :) jdoe: RandalSchwartz: I'm confused why whatever mzima is doing doesn't get routed around.
heh. RandalSchwartz: after adding those, you can just /etc/rc.d/network_ipv6 start
it should do the right thing
no need to reboot jahshua_: okey thank you, will try now.. how many aliases will that add though? thats what I don't get RandalSchwartz: it doesn't add any aliases
it makes em0 have an ipv6 addr jahshua_: like right now I have
ipv6_ifconfig_em0_alias0="2607:f2f8:12c0::3 prefixlen 48"
etc RandalSchwartz: with my code, your em0 is ::0
which I think makes sense
you can add aliases later if you want
... inet6 fe80::5054:ff:fe27:2232%em0 prefixlen 64 scopeid 0x1
that's my inet6 for em0
oops.. wrong one jahshua_: hehe RandalSchwartz: ... inet6 2607:f2f8:3080:: prefixlen 48
and yes, it connects when I go to that addr
ping6 red.stonehenge.com to see
so the "main box" is 2607:f2f8:3080::
and that's also the network
in theory, I was supposed to use ...:2 but who cares. :)
ipv6 idea of networks is all different
no need for the .0 and .255 to be different jahshua_: okay hehe so mine is already all 'set up' with like 50 odd aliases added etc
and corresponding vhosts
so I was interested in your way becasuse it sounded like less work
but I would still have to add the aliases RandalSchwartz: well - yeah, if you want to add aliases, do that jahshua_: cool :) RandalSchwartz: but I suspect if something listened to ::3 ... it'd just work
lemme see.. .I'll set up a responder
socat tcp-listen:9999 system:date
no - that isn't it
... socat -v TCP6-LISTEN:9999,fork,bind=::1 SYSTEM:/bin/date
that'll do localhost
now to do my v6 jahshua_: o_O RandalSchwartz: nope. apparently, I'm responding only as ::0
so I'd need to add aliases to respond otherwise
I guess that makes sense
socat is very cool ***: heavysixer has quit IRC (Quit: BAMPF!)
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