hiro_dSn: I guess you're alright after the quake?
... and again... river.styx.org chez arp just bounced
RandalSchwartz: your nagios going nuts again or is it just me?
mattx86: Thank you for your concern. I'm fine.
hiro_dSn: that's good to hear
I just spoke to my brother a moment ago - he's in Nagoya and says things are alright there too.
says it was a 4 there
waaaaaaah
up_the_irons: can you set up some java interface to console.cust?  I can't get to my vps at all from work - it won't even allow me to ssh on port 80
I'm going to try to set up ssh-over-http, but it would be nice to have an emergency way into the vps's.
raptelan: openvpn allows access on https ports
raptelan: um, java is not going to change the underlying protocol. if you can't use an ssh binary to hit port 22 at work you're not going to be able to use a java implementation of ssh to hit port 22.
raptelan: yeah, what toddf said :)
ww: what O
ww: what OS are you running?
are you sure you don't have 'sudo reboot' in cron or something? ;)
(don't laugh, i've seen it happen)
lol
haha
wow
ive never seen that.... yet...
some people should just stick to windows
hi vcs
hi au
my freebsd 8.1 home router reboots at 3:45am, give or take a minute, every 3-6 days
it seems totally random on which day it happens, except the reboot time is constant
totally bizarre
maybe a hardware bug?
i always blame the hardware at work, because my code is always right
its always that evil hardware guy screwing it up
fink: check cron jobs being fired around that time... I doubt it's a cron job directly, it's more likely something else being triggered by the cron job.
jdoe: thanks, but i did…nothing
there's nothing being run at that time, or nothing you thought was related?
jdoe: actually, it's me. i have his password ******** and i'm just rebooting his box all the time to give him something to do  =)
gotta give him some credit, at least he picked hunter22 instead of hunter2...
jdoe: nothing being run
azmarco: ;)
jdoe: i have a unison job on another two boxes around that time though…
i just realized
but how could that crash the router?
can't imagine, unless the traffic crosses the router, and you never use the router for anything other than that unison job :P
I don't know.
jdoe: yea, the unison job shouldn't even touch the router
i think it's haunted
oh wow.
RandalSchwartz: it showed up! I'm a certified SAGE. In shirt form!
I'd given that thing up for dead.
although why HE shipped it in a padded envelope is beyond me.
hey folks--anyone running ARCH Linux on their VPS?
no, but I'm running arch on my home machine
cool, is there 64-bit support or just 32-bit for VPS? do you know?
should be 64 bit support.  To be honest, I just got mine setup today, but uname -a says its running 64 bit
sweet--are you going to run arch? or stick with..
there's definitely 64 bit support, i am on 64 bit debian
nah, I almost always use freebsd on my servers, mainly why I chose arpnet
sounds good; thanks for the help
:D
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