jj
opps
ugh - my apache logrolling at 2am (graceful retstart) hung the web server until I saw my SMS messages at 5:15am. :(
zfs malloc failure?
nope... something about the socket open
I suspect the previous server didn't go down nicely or something
someone was still holding 80
I have to investigate further after I wake up more :)
a bit late, but thanks RandalSchwartz for answering my question about whether openbsd 4.8 is supported
even as vague as it was? :)
17:02 < RandalSchwartz> anything you want to point an ISO at. :) <-- that wasn't vague :)
ahh
yeah, the VPS here presents a fairly generic machine, and doesn't require any sort of paravirtualization
lteo: no need for isos, just download bsd.rd of the release or snapshot you want and boot it from the serial console
unlike some places (EC2, looking at you!)
DaCa: ah great. good to know that option is available too.
RandalSchwartz: yeah, simplicity is always good.
I know this is a really retarded question (since IIS is retarded) but is there an IIS equivilent of mod_rewrite?
I'm being forced to develop this frontend for IIS since my client won't move hosts
I couldn't find a decent answer on google
RandalSchwartz: I'll be in downtown tomorrow installing some new gear; i'll arrive there probably between 8-9pm.  will you be in town?
can anyone tell me how to configure a second public IP on my box?
currently I do my jails via cloned_interface on lo1, but I want to give a jail a public IP.
sadly, no
heading for TJ
about 8am
cedwards - I used a binat for that
or an rdr in, nat out
... rdr pass on $ext_if proto tcp from any to $ext_neil port {ssh, http, https} -> $int_neil
where $ext_neil was my external IP dedicated to this, and $int_neil was 127.1.0.1
the general nat the other direction: nat on $ext_if from !($ext_if) to any -> ($ext_if:0)
does that help?
I have the rdr in and 'nat on em0 from lo1:network to any -> (em0)'
RandalSchwartz: ah OK, too bad.  We'll have to meet up next time.
yeah, I'll be back for SCALE, if you'll be around for that
This'll be my first year at SCALE. Looking forward to it.
and then starting my gig in culver city, working for (mt)
RandalSchwartz: media template?
for those using ZFS on FreeBSD, are you applying any ZFS tuning? I haven't been and wonder if I should be.
I haven't, and I haven't had any problems, including under simulated intentionally heavy load with 768 MB.
8.2+ now consider 512 MB the minimum amount for ZFS to operate reliably.
which is more in line with Solaris
well that makes me feel a little better.
You're insane if you're running 7.x w/ ZFS on less than 1 or maybe 2 GB though
I'm on 8.1-RELEASE-p2 and I'm sure I'll go to 8.2 once it comes out.
I'm generally fine, but I can pretty consistently lock my machine if I build/upgrade mysql-server. I wondered if it might have been related to zfs and resource limitations.
are you swapping to ZFS?
or to an actual partition?