[00:03] <maharaja> i've got 2.4.23-1.1.6 running since serveral days
[00:03] <maharaja> no problem either
[00:10] <Zoiah> I'm running 2.4.23-ow1-vs1.20 for a few days now. Upgraded from 2.4.21-ctx17.
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[01:21] <Bertl> hi all!
[01:22] <JonB> hey Bertl
[01:23] <Bertl> @ccooke what issues did you observe?
[01:39] <kestrel_> hi there
[01:39] <kestrel_> hey herbert
[01:39] <kestrel_> jon
[01:39] <JonB> kestrel_: yes ?
[01:39] <kestrel_> nothing, it was a perfunctory greeting
[01:40] <JonB> kestrel_: okay :)
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[02:04] <Cmaj> hi
[02:04] <Bertl> hi cmaj!
[02:06] <Cmaj> Hi Bertl great work
[02:06] <Cmaj> vs 1.20 looks really fine here
[02:06] <Cmaj> on linux-2.4.23
[02:07] <Bertl> great to hear ...
[02:07] <Cmaj> i use new vserver 0.29 :)
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[02:08] <Bertl> what do you think, shall we add a page where everybody can add his/her config and version info, together with a machine history ... something like installed on bla bla ... up for bla bla days ...
[02:09] <Bertl> how are the 0.29er tools, haven't had the time yet to test them ...
[02:09] <Cmaj> yeas we will see what most of all use vs version 
[02:10] <Cmaj> well  you need e2fslib-dev and new .conf my conf  needed a face lift :)
[02:11] <Bertl> hmm, is there any documentation regarding the config changes?
[02:39] <Cmaj> yes on the site
[02:39] <Cmaj> sorry i went to eat
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[02:45] <Bertl> I guess I can forgive you, but next time don't do such cruel things like eating ... ;)
[02:46] <Cmaj> ahahah :) yeas sorry 
[02:47] <Bertl> do you use vs1.20 with or without the fix?
[02:47] <Cmaj> hey actually i didnt know there where a fix
[02:48] <Cmaj> no plain vanilla with vs 1.20
[02:48] <Bertl> http://vserver.13thfloor.at/Stuff/patch-vs1.20-fix.diff
[02:48] <Bertl> okay, there will be a 1.21 release today ... with this included ...
[02:49] <Bertl> if you don't experience any issues regarding nfs or local network, there is no need to update ... it is harmless ...
[02:50] <Cmaj> actually i have remove all nfs support
[02:52] <Cmaj> ill test like this for a while
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[02:54] <Cmaj> */
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[05:59] <kestrelw> ooh
[06:00] <Bertl> *g*
[06:00] <kestrelw> nice one herbert
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[06:40] <Nesh> help!
[06:41] <Nesh> berl@!!
[06:41] <Bertl> yup?!
[06:41] <Nesh> i have a vserver i added to more ip's
[06:41] <Nesh> to the .conf
[06:41] <Nesh> when i start the vserver it does not bring up the ip's
[06:42] <Nesh> any clues?
[06:42] <Nesh> i changed
[06:42] <Nesh> IPROOT="64.106.201.144"
[06:42] <Nesh> to
[06:42] <Nesh> IPROOT="64.106.201.144 64.106.201.230 64.106.201.231"
[06:42] <Bertl> have you read http://vserver.13thfloor.at/Stuff/VServer-IP-Setup-0.1.txt ?
[06:42] <Nesh> nope reading now
[06:43] <Nesh> hmm so I need to add a IPROOT="ALL"
[06:43] <Nesh> to my config?
[06:44] <Bertl> not necessarily ... what is your default setup, and what do you want to accomplish?
[06:44] <Nesh> ok i was running this vserver for months
[06:44] <Nesh> and the client wanted 2 more ip's
[06:44] <Nesh> so i do what i always do
[06:44] <Nesh> just edit the config
[06:45] <Bertl> okay, show me the entire config ...
[06:45] <Nesh> and add the IP's to the IPROOT=""
[06:45] <Nesh> S_HOSTNAME="pymecompras"
[06:45] <Nesh> IPROOT="64.106.201.144 64.106.201.230 64.106.201.231"
[06:45] <Nesh> IPROOTDEV="eth0"
[06:45] <Nesh> ONBOOT="yes"
[06:45] <Nesh> S_NICE="10"
[06:45] <Nesh> S_FLAGS="lock nproc sched hideinfo"
[06:45] <Nesh> ULIMIT="-HS -u 128 -n 1024"
[06:45] <Nesh> S_CAPS="CAP_NET_RAW"
[06:45] <Nesh> # *NOT* DNS domain name, for NIS only
[06:45] <Nesh> S_DOMAINNAME=""
[06:45] <Nesh> thats the whole config
[06:45] <Bertl> okay and you want the vserver to setup the aliases (all three) for you?
[06:46] <Nesh> yup
[06:46] <Bertl> set IPROOTDEV="" and IPROOT="eth0:64.106.201.144 eth0:64.106.201.230 eth0:64.106.201.231"
[06:46] <Bertl> that should do the trick ...
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[06:48] <Nesh> nope
[06:48] <Bertl> what do you see on vserver <name> start 
[06:49] <Bertl> and by the way, what tools are you using?
[06:49] <Nesh> ipv4root is now 64.106.201.144 64.106.201.230 64.106.201.231
[06:49] <Nesh> Host name is now pymecompras
[06:49] <Nesh> New security context is 4
[06:49] <Nesh> Starting system logger:                                    [  OK  ]
[06:49] <Nesh> Starting kernel logger:                                    [  OK  ]
[06:49] <Nesh> Starting named: opensocket_f: bind([0.0.0.0].0): Cannot assign requested address
[06:49] <Nesh> [root@host03:/etc/vservers]$ rpm -qa | grep util-v
[06:49] <Nesh> util-vserver-0.26-0
[06:49] <Nesh> util-vserver-linuxconf-0.26-0
[06:50] <Bertl> okay, iproute2 tools installed?
[06:50] <Nesh> Linux host03 2.4.22-c17f #1 Tue Oct 21 12:32:06 EDT 2003 i686 unknown
[06:50] <Nesh> i do not remeber installing it
[06:50] <Bertl> just 'ip' gives 'not found' or a usage message?
[06:51] <Nesh> [root@host03:/etc/iproute2]$ ip
[06:51] <Nesh> Usage: ip [ OPTIONS ] OBJECT { COMMAND | help }
[06:51] <Nesh> where  OBJECT := { link | addr | route | rule | neigh | tunnel |
[06:51] <Nesh>                    maddr | mroute | monitor }
[06:51] <Nesh>        OPTIONS := { -V[ersion] | -s[tatistics] | -r[esolve] |
[06:51] <Nesh>                     -f[amily] { inet | inet6 | ipx | dnet | link } | -o[neline] }
[06:51] <Bertl> okay, 'ip addr list' and just copy the entries with 64.106.201.144 64.106.201.230 64.106.201.231 
[06:52] <Nesh> inet 64.106.201.231/24 brd 64.106.201.255 scope global secondary eth0:pymecompra
[06:52] <Nesh> thats the only one i see
[06:52] <Nesh> i do not see the other 2
[06:52] <Bertl> well, you server name is how? long?
[06:52] <Bertl> just change it to something shorter ... and it will work ...
[06:52] <Nesh> pymecompras
[06:53] <Nesh> oh
[06:53] <Nesh> lemme try
[06:53] <Bertl> you need space for <name> and <name>1 <name>2
[06:55] <Nesh> yay that worked
[06:56] <Bertl> and do me a favour, upgrade to vs1.21 or at least vs1.00+fix ...
[06:57] <Nesh> this one 
[06:57] <Nesh> patch-2.4.23-vs1.00.diff
[06:57] <Nesh> ?
[06:57] <Bertl> at least + the fix at http://vserver.13thfloor.at/Stuff/patch-vs1.00-fix.diff
[06:58] <Nesh> eek i will go to
[06:58] <Nesh> patch-2.4.23-vs1.21.diff
[06:58] <Nesh> is my tool vserion ok tho?
[06:59] <Nesh> util-vserver-0.26-0
[06:59] <Bertl> lets see what's written on the release page ...
[06:59] <Nesh> util-vserver-0.26.tar.bz2
[06:59] <Nesh> yup yup
[07:00] <Nesh> i'll do that upgrade tommrow
[07:00] <Nesh> i am tired and i need sleep i will have to upgrade 4 boxes
[07:00] <Nesh> :(
[07:00] <Bertl> fine ...
[07:00] <Nesh> Thanks for the help!
[07:00] <Bertl> ur welcome
[07:00] <Nesh> and i have to give clients heads up
[07:03] <kestrelw> bloody clients
[07:03] <Nesh> bert
[07:04] <Bertl> .. said the X server and dropped the connection ...
[07:04] <Nesh> one last q
[07:04] <MrBawb> heh, they're so inconvenient :)
[07:04] <Nesh> do i need config changes when i upgrade
[07:04] <Nesh> Bawb!
[07:04] <MrBawb> hi Nesh
[07:04] <Nesh> hih
[07:04] <Bertl> not that I know of ... the tools are the same ...
[07:04] <Nesh> awesome
[07:12] <Nesh> there I just spammed all my clients
[07:12] <Nesh> ssssh dont tell MrBawb I was spamming!
[07:14] <Nesh>  11:04pm  up 128 days, 12:52,  2 users,  load average: 0.31, 0.64, 0.89
[07:14] <Nesh> uhg last time i rebooted was for a kernel upgrade too
[07:14] <Nesh> heh
[07:14] <MrBawb> what about do_brk()?
[07:15] <Nesh> i know your not talking to me
[07:15] <Nesh> cause that means nothing
[07:15] <Bertl> hmm 128 days with c17f, that is really long ...
[07:15] <MrBawb> heh
[07:15] <MrBawb> Nesh: the latest linux kernel local exploit
[07:15] <Nesh> MrBawb i never did that one apprently
[07:15] <Nesh> :
[07:15] <Nesh> :P
[07:16] <MrBawb> heh
[07:16] <Nesh> Dan, have you started contributing code yet?
[07:16] <MrBawb> to what? :)
[07:16] <Nesh> vserver man
[07:16] <Nesh> linux-vserver
[07:16] <Nesh> ;)
[07:16] <MrBawb> I've contributed some bugreports :)
[07:16] <Bertl> has anybody an user account on nesh server, I want to try the exploit!
[07:16] <MrBawb> haha
[07:16] <Nesh> Bertl does that work from insie the vserver?
[07:17] <MrBawb> yes
[07:17] <MrBawb> you get access to the kernel's memory
[07:17] <Nesh> oops
[07:17] <Nesh> uhg i should get on top of my servers
[07:17] <MrBawb> hehe
[07:17] <MrBawb> it's quite nasty
[07:17] <Bertl> well, the version I saw, just gives you a root shell ;)
[07:17] <Nesh> my clients are apprently dumb heh
[07:17] <MrBawb> yeah, you could just modify your uid
[07:18] <Nesh> i upgraed my shared hosting servers
[07:18] <MrBawb> but you could also break out of a chroot, change your capabilities
[07:18] <Nesh> just not the vps's
[07:18] <MrBawb> someone made a loadable module to fix it
[07:18] <Nesh> Oh yeah?
[07:18] <Nesh> hook a brother up so i can run that for now.
[07:18] <Nesh> since
[07:18] <Nesh> Dear Valued Customer,
[07:18] <Nesh> On Sunday December 14th 2003 at 12:00am all of our servers will be rebooted
[07:19] <Nesh> for a kernel upgrade.
[07:19] <MrBawb> http://msgs.securepoint.com/cgi-bin/get/bugtraq0312/61.html
[07:19] <Nesh> is what i told my clients.
[07:21] <Nesh> [root@host03:/home/dmistry]$ gcc -O3 -I/lib/modules/`uname -r`/build/include   -c -o brk_fix.o brk_fix.c
[07:21] <Nesh> [root@host03:/home/dmistry]$ insmod ./brk_fix.o
[07:21] <Nesh> ./brk_fix.o: unresolved symbol __start___kallsyms
[07:21] <Nesh> haha
[07:21] <MrBawb> hehe
[07:21] <Nesh> guess i am screwed :)
[07:22] <MrBawb> http://wizard.ath.cx/fixbrk.tar.gz
[07:22] <MrBawb> there's someone else's
[07:22] <Nesh> lemme try
[07:23] <MrBawb> hehe
[07:23] <MrBawb> try it on a non-production machine :)
[07:23] <Nesh> that one was even worse
[07:24] <MrBawb> hehe
[07:24] <Nesh> screw it i'll leave it explotable
[07:24] <Nesh> expliotable
[07:24] <Nesh> you know what i mean
[07:24] <Nesh> Dan do not hack me
[07:24] <Nesh> you already know my passwords!@!
[07:24] <MrBawb> ahaha
[07:25] <Nesh> Guess what
[07:25] <MrBawb> you're a security problem :)
[07:25] <Nesh> heh yeah
[07:25] <Nesh> but i did some perl code
[07:25] <Nesh> dirty as hekk ut it works
[07:25] <Nesh> hell
[07:25] <Nesh> but
[07:26] <MrBawb> well keep at it, your perl code should clean up with experience :)
[07:26] <Nesh> a mass email script
[07:26] <Nesh> ok wife is yelling
[07:26] <Nesh> need to go to bed
[07:26] <Nesh> seeya tommorow dan the man
[07:27] <MrBawb> later
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[08:30] <Bertl> okay, I go to bed ...
[08:30] <Bertl> have a nice whatever everyone ... 
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[14:16] <AGoe> hi enrico.. online?
[14:17] <JonB> i dont think so
[14:17] <AGoe> looks like it..
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[15:42] <Bertl> hi all!
[15:42] <JonB> hey Bertl
[15:43] <Bertl> hi aka! hi Alexander!
[16:16] <kestrel> hi herbert
[16:18] <Bertl> hi Alec, now at home?
[16:18] <kestrel> yep
[16:18] <aka> servus herbert, ich bin auch aus A
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[18:06] <Bertl> hey rik!
[18:07] <Bertl> @riel did you find some time to look at the stack dumps? did you see anything?
[18:07] <riel> nope, didn't find anything suspicious to me
[18:07] <Bertl> hmm, bad ... 
[18:11] <Bertl> any suggestions how to locate the lock, if it's an locking issue at all?
[18:11] <riel> wait, did you have decoded alt-sysrq-p backtraces ?
[18:11] <Bertl> 'p' means process dumps, right?
[18:12] <riel> stack trace of what's currently running
[18:12] <Bertl> I always have to use the help, as I do not remember ...
[18:12] <Bertl> yes that's the dumps I collected ...
[18:13] <Bertl> http://vserver.13thfloor.at/Stuff/Lock02_procs_ksymoops
[18:14] <riel> that's sysrq-t
[18:14] <riel> too much information to be useful ;)
[18:14] <Bertl> okay, what gives sysreq-p then?
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[18:16] <Bertl> @riel ahh, okay, had a look sysrq-p should be this one ... http://vserver.13thfloor.at/Stuff/Lock02_snap_ksymoops 
[18:16] <riel> Bertl: only what's on the cpu at that point in time
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[18:22] <riel> Bertl: ok, something in the VFS
[18:22] <riel> waiting on the dcache_lock
[18:23] <riel> in the same place the whole time
[18:23] <Bertl> hmm, that probably explains why all the processes are in running state, then, yes?
[18:26] <riel> yeah
[18:26] <riel> mmm no, it doesn't explain all
[18:26] <riel> I suspect one process scheduled while holding a spinlock
[18:26] <Bertl> is this a spinlock or a rwsem?
[18:27] <riel> and now the rest are waiting on that spinlock
[18:27] <riel> the original one can't be scheduled back, because the others are spinning
[18:28] <Bertl> would spinlock debugging help here?
[18:35] <Bertl> @riel could there be some relation to the comment in int shrink_dcache_memory(int priority, unsigned int gfp_mask)
[18:36] <riel> spinlock debugging would not help
[18:36] <riel> did you modify any of the dcache code ?
[18:36] <Bertl> nope ...
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[18:58] <shuri> viva la revolution
[18:58] <Bertl> that's the spirit!
[18:59] <shuri> hi Bertl
[18:59] <Bertl> hi!
[19:00] <shuri> hey Bertl do know know how to limite a 100 Mbits connection to 5 Mbits with traffic shipong on linux?
[19:00] <shuri> shaping
[19:00] <Bertl> shipong sounds nice ;)
[19:00] <shuri> hehe
[19:01] <Bertl> you can limit outgoing traffice, per se you can't limit incoming, you can only drop packets, this way backing off the source, and lowering the traffic ...
[19:02] <shuri> ok
[19:02] <Bertl> the former can be done via tc and qdisc ...
[19:03] <shuri> need QoS support then
[19:03] <Bertl> yeah, if you have end to end QoS, you have no problem ...
[19:04] <shuri> and do you know the syntax pf tc and qdisc?
[19:04] <Bertl> for tc there are hundreds of examples flying around on the web ...
[19:05] <Bertl> http://www.knowplace.org/shaper/examples.html
[19:05] <Bertl> (is one)
[19:06] <Bertl> http://www.wlug.org.nz/TrafficShaping
[19:06] <Bertl> the reference is http://lartc.org/
[19:07] <shuri> ok thanx
[19:07] <Bertl> http://www.fibrespeed.net/~mbabcock/linux/qos_tc/ is also useful ...
[19:07] <shuri> so you can't limit incoming
[19:07] <shuri> is bad then
[19:07] <Bertl> you can start dropping packages, this is what wondershaper et al do ... 
[19:07] <Bertl> s/packages/packets/
[19:08] <Bertl> how do you think that limiting incoming traffic should wokr?
[19:12] <shuri> dont know is why i ask
[19:13] <Bertl> well, it sounded like, that is bad, I'll use BSD then, they know how to do it properly ... ;)
[19:14] <Bertl> not like gee, it's bad that this can't be done with currently used protocols ..
[19:15] <shuri> is very bad
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[19:36] <Bertl> okay ... have to leave now ... cu l8er ...
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[22:28] <Alex^> 'lo
[22:28] <JonB> hey
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[23:48] <frz> helloŸŸ    
[23:49] <JonB> hi
[23:51] <frz> i suggest this is the vserver dev. channel and maybe i can get some hints about patching 2.4.23 debian kernel with 1.21 vs patch
[23:52] <JonB> yeah, maybe you van
[23:52] <JonB> can
[23:52] <frz> :)
[23:55] <JonB> what happens when you do that ?
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