amdprophet: I know I'd visit it... ***: Ehtyar has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection) mattx86: :P up_the_irons: amdprophet: srsly, me too ***: schmir has joined #arpnetworks
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with QEMU, do I need to set the system clock? or is that tied to the host? mike-burns: You need to set it. N1JER: thank you mike-burns
what is the port speed for the VPS's? nesta: port? N1JER: nm, found it http://support.arpnetworks.com/faqs/vps/what-is-the-uplink-speed-of-a-vps nesta: 100% of 751 kB 402 kBps ***: schmir has joined #arpnetworks
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schmir has joined #arpnetworks baklava: is there a link to the AUP somewhere?
ah, missed it - http://www.arpnetworks.com/tos
I'd like to do an external vulnerability assessment on my box... do I need to give a certain amount of time notice, provide source IPs, etc? toddf: unless you're generating undue traffic, you're the only one that will complain if your box gets assessed
be aware ssh ports are firewalled via connection per second rate limitation, other than that things are wide open before it gets to your box baklava: cool, thanks ***: schmir has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection)
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IPv6Freely_ has joined #arpnetworks IPv6Freely_: Hello. I'm getting connection refused when trying to SSH to my VPS. Is there anything going on right now that could cause this? baklava: mine is working fine
new firewall rule? IPv6Freely_: nope. vcs: login using VNC
info on arpnetworks website
then from there you can check it out IPv6Freely_: connection refused IPv6Freely: nm, looks like it was a wonky combo if wireless, wired, and vpn all connected at once
thats what i get for multitasking vcs: lol
yeah i can imagine all that may not play too nicely ***: IPv6Freely_ has quit IRC (Quit: Page closed) toddf: just do iscsi testing over v6 over wifi over ipsec like I do to make it a complete and fun day Lefty: toddf: you terrify me IPv6Freely: sounds fun, though i dont know iscsi, i stick to R&S toddf: Lefty: muhahahaha azmarco: toddf: throw in pppoe bitslip: c
oops toddf: azmarco: guess I should test pipex(4) -: toddf wonders if iscsi over IPv6 over ipsec could be a business model azmarco: why not
losing money was a business model once ***: fink has joined #arpnetworks -: toddf will sell iscsi disk over IPv6 if anybody is interested, contact me via privmsg/email todd@freedaemon.com .. just to test the waters .. ;-) ww: over wifi? toddf: your laptop not my servers but sure, probably want IPSec in there as well regardless ww: ... actually that's not the worst idea in the world for local (within arp) backup storage... vapor: toddf, might work nicely for native v6 but most people tunnel and iscsi works better in a non-routed environment. ***: fink has quit IRC (Quit: fink)
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fink has joined #arpnetworks toddf: vapor: 'better' != 'only use' ... people write disk drivers to store blocks in gmail imap folders, so iscsi over ipsec over v6 seems not far fetched vapor: toddf, a block initiator/terminator vs imap/davfs is 100% different
don't think iscsi is very fiable over high latency/normal mtu conenctions
s/fiable/viable ***: hsien has joined #arpnetworks hsien: any outages atm? ***: fink has quit IRC (Quit: fink) toddf: vapor: I'd think that a saturated internet connection and wifi and ipsec and v6 testing on my laptop proving that it works just fine would make it viable for disk storage space where speed is not essential, backups or whatever... dxtr: toddf: It's snowing .(
AND I'M GOING TO WORK hsien: toddf: long time member? toddf: hsien: just over a year hsien: hehe ok
any recent disconnects from this name in recent irc history? toddf: I've setup some iSCSI over v6 for my arp vps for some temporary additional disk space, works well enough for occasional use
hsein: my nick or yours? hsien: mine :)
just trying to determine when my vps became unresponsive
would be sweet if we got a search tool for irc logs toddf: my records show oct 20th to be the last time you 'quit' on us, then somehow I missed any join notification in my logs (I'm logging not from my vps..) hsien: ok thanks!
hm, i wonder what happend
hope i havent been pwned toddf: was it a reboot or ? sometimes the thundering hurd of disk io stalls out some vps's but that's pretty rare, and now that crontab entries are altered slightly it's not known to happen unless multiple vps owners hit disk io hard and heavy for prolonged periods hsien: nothing on my part
im not even able to access oob access
hm, maybe its a billing issue
but i am sure i would get some type of notification if that were the case toddf: there have been scenarios where the 'kvm' userland process was stuck and a hard shutdown then 'boot' of the vps took care of the issue
if you can't hit either serial console or vnc that is a clue that you should try that hsien: yeah i tried a graceful shutdown and a boot, nothing yet toddf: when you get to the point that you are willing to try the hard shutdown then boot, it would be my next recommendation hsien: lol ok
yeah havent gotten there yet, but almost toddf: given that the vnc connection goes straight to the vps process, if the vnc connection is refused, you are likely not going to have success with soft shutdown hsien: good point
worth a shot toddf: soft shutdown == blindly doing equiv of 'telnet kvmhost qemucmdpromptport' and sending whatever kvm command tells it to gracefully use acpi to tell the guest os to shutdown
hard shutdown == kill -9 your kvm userland process
boot == start your kvm userland process if it's not already running hsien: well cross your fingers! toddf: if things got more fancy, we'd get a status report on if the soft shutdown succeeded... and separtely have a 'hard reboot' or a 'soft reboot' knob, combo of 'soft shutdown + boot' and 'hard shutdown + boot' but that's only fluff, we got the meat in any event hsien: nothing yet toddf: you have mailed support@ by this point, right? hsien: yeah toddf: well, the hard shutdown + boot tends to be the most likely to work, if vnc console isn't usable then you're either not hitting vnc console before your os does a 'halt + poweroff' or something else is amiss
sorry, I have no further advice ;-( ***: schmir has joined #arpnetworks hsien: :) no worries bro, you have helped plenty
i will just wait until support can respong
respond even
ok, looks like it was a billing issue ;x ***: Sunil has joined #arpnetworks