are disabled. Otherwise the host's hardware limits
are the same.
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I can confirm the socket/cpu limitation is at least 8, at least on
ESXi 3.x. I have an 8 core IBM x445 running on a free license. :-)
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On 12/19/10 8:40 AM, Les Mikesell wrote:
But the ESXi version isn't exactly fair to someone
.
All you need to get access to the console on these units is a C2T
Breakout cable. It looks like a custom KVM cable with PS2/VGA ports on
one end and a DVI port on the other.
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fdisk /dev/sde
Hit p to see the list of partitions. Press d to delete a partition. Press n
for a new partition.
Or you can just use t to change the filesystem type.
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. On our model we can scale up by an extra
three drive chassis if we wish, giving us up to 48TB (based on 1TB SAS
disks). The 5210 5410 will scale up to an extra six chassis giving
the user up to 84TB, more if they spring for 2TB SAS disks.
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practices suggested by the W3C.
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could get the code properly indented so it became easily
readable. PHP/MySQL code otoh was brutally messy.
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Is there any known issues when trying to run CentOS (x86 or x64) on a fresh
install of vmware 4.1?
Details as to why I am asking are here in the CentOS forums:
https://www.centos.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?viewmode=flatorder=DESCtopic_id=28521forum=39
Thanks!
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. Nothing chokes Outlook Express quite like an 8MB email
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' state it
will perform the deletion. The only command that can enter that state
is the QUIT command.
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1939.txt
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You need to do * and you don't want it running wasting power while
you don't need it?
So in summary, none of my uses. ;-)
VMware covers the server side, and the client PC's go to standby mode
till a timer wakes them up to scan for updates.
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we evaluated this board but instead decided to go with the SuperMicro X8SIL-F.
It doesn't support the core i5 and core i7 but it has VGA and there are Xeon
parts that match the core i5 and core i7 specs.
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What is the best way to connect a NAS / SAN to these 2 servers for
this kind of setup to work flawlessly? The NAS can export iSCSI, NFS,
SMB, etc. I'm sure I could even use ATAOE if needed
Unless you want to use cluster aware filesystems I'd say NFS is your best bet.
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Nothing
On a semi-related subtopic,
Why do I want WoL? What concrete examples are there where it's useful?
I understand what it is and how it works but the why has eluded me.
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eServer manuals were a tough slog. ;-)
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the following to do the heavy lifting
(cd src; tar cf - --xattrs .) | (cd dest; tar xf -)
Don't remember why I chose this over a cp -R based solution,
or a similar idiom using dump/restore instead of tar.
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Still googleing
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unstable, and I'm wondering if the AHCI virtual
controller is the problem.
I do have a real physical AHCI controller and I'm wondering if I
should try it on
a CentOS/RHEL 5.5 box, or if I should wait for RHEL/CentOS 6, before even
attempting it.
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hardware. Based on my own
tests within a VMware Player VM, frandom can generate 150MB/s when
piped to /dev/null. Tests on writing to disk were a modest 50MB/s
which is about all what my laptop's disk can handle.
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/VolGroup00/LogVol01)
Hmm. That's the old name of the swap device.
There's at least one more piece of the puzzle that's missing.
Lets boot up the Live CD again. And take a closer look at fstab. Looks
good to me.
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, a lot of stuff
disappeared from the desktop, then reappeared along with a new
nautilus process.
Still googling, but haven't found anything useful so far.
Any idea?
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and increase the total throughput.
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server from 36's to 74's and after consulting with my vendor, and my
own digging, it was determined to be impossible. The new controllers
being shipped otoh do come with the capability and I've made a point
of only ordering cards with the feature.
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think).
Not with the Intel Pro 1000's. The PCIe versions require a x4 slot in
the dual or quad configuration. Can't speak to the PCI-X version as I
don't have any in my inventory.
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the USB enclosures were too small.
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And it's still going. What we have here is a massive problem with the
mirrors.
So, any *real* idea what's going on?
mark
Other then http://mirror.harvard.edu/ everything referenced in your
test is showing as up.
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On Sun, Aug 1, 2010 at 6:35 AM, JohnS jse...@gmail.com wrote:
On Sat, 2010-07-31 at 05:32 -0700, Drew wrote:
I'd still want a separate partition for /var for the SAN
configuration. I've seen more then one machine brought to it's knees
by overflowing log entries.
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I can't really argue
a separate partition for /var for the SAN
configuration. I've seen more then one machine brought to it's knees
by overflowing log entries.
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2. Now let's say that you bought a NAS device (QNAP, Drobo,
Buffalo) that does iSCSI or NFS and you want to move your data off the
two local disks. With LVM you just add the new 'disk' into the pool
then tell LVM to move existing data off the 'old' disk.
Try doing that with parted. :-P
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configuration.
No.
The server lines are to tell NTP what servers to query to keep it's
own clock in sync. The restrict lines are used to limit which ntp
clients are allowed to use your server to sync their clock and what
alterations (if any) the client can make to your server.
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?php
$ranges = array(
array(ip2long('63.31.63.0'), ip2long('63.31.63.255')),
array(ip2long('64.65.0.0'), ip2long('64.65.31.255')));
$ips = array(63.31.63.2, 64.66.5.4);
function checkip($ip, $range) {
$ip = (integer) ip2long($ip);
if(($ip = $range[0]) and ($ip
this. It doesn't matter if you use PAE or x86-64. Without
support in the bios for remapping the lost memory you'll never recover
that extra RAM.
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we're down.
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Standard x86-64 was minimal to the point of being
unnoticeable.
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through trying
something else from the console.
Argghhh!!! This is more than just an annoyance.
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installed a 48port gigabit switch in the office that set us
back around $900. Equivalent Procurve was priced at around $3000.
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then
2010budgetproposalforceoreview sitting in a directory somewhere.
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I mixed up was for a Cisco managed switch.
It's been one of those days. ;)
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Windows in the shop. I just
don't tell anyone just how much linux there actually is in the shop.
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system and the live cd vintages.
At the moment I'm googling for info on the grub incantations for changing
the root file system logical volume.
Any comments suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks,
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this.
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Down at the bottom you'll find the edition comparatives.
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Intel's VT/VT-x or not as the ESXi 4 servers we're bringing
in are all vmware certified.
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)
Note: PHP allows shortcuts for bit values, including K (kilo), M
(mega) and G (giga). PHP will do the conversions automatically if you
use any of these. Be careful not to exceed the 32 bit signed integer
limit (if you're using 32bit versions) as it will cause your script to
fail.
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Perhaps he has an invalid URL specified only for addons and not base/updates?
thanks,
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Karanbir Singh
Sent: Monday, May 24, 2010 3:17 PM
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instead of the SW RAID
provided by the system itself
I have a pair of 1064's in a server at home and I can confirm they are
true hardware RAID. They only support RAID 0, 1, or 10 at most though.
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Hi,
It's enabled by default if BIND is the right version nothing needs to be done.
I found it kind of sad that the version of BIND that comes with the latest
version of CentOS 4 is so old that it doesn't support DNSSEC.
thanks,
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Actually it didn't read the Windows installtion CD and just boots up
from its CentOS .
The windows install CD's are not like Linux ones. They only give you
3-5 seconds to Press Enter to boot from CD before they default to
whatever device is next on the boot priority list.
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Those drives are likely fading out of the array because they aren't meant to be
in arrays in the first place, Adaptec has told us that if you use consumer
drives with their cards you are operating at your own risk.
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I know with Ubuntu if it detects Windows is installed it automatically does all
of this.
Never tried with CentOS because we don't use it as a desktop OS.
thanks,
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Tim Nelson
Sent
was supposedly rock
solid. Until Intel started releasing the Pro/100 Pro/1000 series,
3Coms were pretty much all you found in my gear.
Also helps that Linux drivers worked 'out of the box' in earlier
versions (pre-6.0) of RH. ;-)
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of VMware servers that we're due to get for
our next refresh.
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, but you will probably fail unzipping it.
Someone must not have told Windows (XP 32bit) that then. :-)
I'm staring at a 6.26GB backup of my samba share that WinRAR has no
problems reading extracting files from. I also routinely burn iso
images of DVD's which are around 4GB.
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the build environment you've trashed and not the
production environment.
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routinely create virtual machines under WMware Server to
experiment with new software before releasing it into the wild at
work. The cost overhead of running Server on my own workstation is
acceptable for testing but I wouldn't consider it for production.
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When you talk about the free version are your referring to Vmware server
or is there a free version of Esxi? The website is a little misleading
with free trail and such.
ESXi is free to use. ESX / vSphere is the paid version.
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I know nothing about vmware and virtualbox on this score.
VMware ESX(i) has their own set of optimized drivers for disks (and
Lan). Forget the names off the top but they are paravirtualised and
are available for Linux Windows.
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as a
student that only run on Windows, and my wife isn't fully converted to
Linux yet. :-)
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http://mirror.centos.org/centos/4/updates/i386/repodata/repomd.xml: [Errno
4] IOError: urlopen error nonnumeric port: '8080?'
What's your mirrors config file look like? I'm thinking something in
the url is messed up. Most likely a missing '/' after the 8080.
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Cluster.
What application(s) do you want to cluster? What sort of
environment/budget are you working with? What objective(s) are you
trying to achieve? What are your expectations of the cluster itself,
beyond just high availability?
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by the filesystem.
So if a filesystem allocates 64KB per block and a file is only 2KB, du
will report 2KB and df will report 64KB.
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DNS provider lowers your TTL to 300 it doesn't mean other peoples
servers (like ours) are going to expire their cache that quickly.
thanks,
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. I get the alert, call
our vendor, and he shows up 9am next morning with a replacement drive.
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itself via IP, which
the Aten does allow. What Aten *also* does is use CAT5 cable to link
the KVM switch to various adapters which plug into the server(s). It's
the signalling on those lines that Brian was referring to, not
remotely accessing the KVM itself.
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That said, I do prefer NUT because I've been using their tools for a
Hi! From where (which repo) can NUT be installed for Centos 5 ?
epel has a copy of the old stable 2.2 branch in their repo.
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protecting
virtualised CentOS Windows Server 2003 instances, so NUT's been more
flexible for me.
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Is this available on CentOS systems?
If so, what advantage does running it provide?
As far as I know, that package is used to register your server with
RedHat as part of the RedHat Network subscription system to get their
updates.
On a CentOS box it's pretty much pointless.
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Hard to believe, but certain very well known organizations refuse to get off
NIS for critical and secure systems.
{{citation needed}}
:-)
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rep because of the
crazy (usually younger) ricers that seem to gravitate towards it. I
use it on my MythTV boxes because of the level of customization I've
done in my rigs, something I've never been able to achieve in any
package oriented distro.
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good. I use it on a server at home and on test rigs at
work for emailing results of cron jobs to my own account. Don't know
if it's available in yum as I haven't used it on a CentOS box yet.
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Hi Joseph,
Do you mean the graph() class by Zack Bloom?. All that's really needed
is to extract the zip to it's own subdirectory in your code and use a
couple of php include/require statements to pull in the files
containing the class.
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website's directory structure so they can be pulled in by the calling
script. I do something similar, without classes, on a website I've
written. I'll have a require(./framework/helpers.php); somewhere at
the top that calls in the needed functions. The same would apply to
pulling in classes.
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extensions/mime-types.
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), and you
respond with I'm too busy to read the manual, I'll read it later,
that comes across as extremely rude. It's rude because is shows
disrespect for the time we take out of our day to read lists like
CentOS and help others.
Hope that helps.
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to tell the RAID
system that you plan to remove the drive and then tell it when you add
a new drive back. Hot swapping disks is also dependent upon the drive
controller supporting hotswap.
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reference the outputs of cat /proc/cpuinfo and lspci -v
against VIA's own specs lists. You may even have to go so far as to
open the unit's case to find the silk screened model number.
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the pieces missing.
That said the first line of your error messages typically indicates
that the script can't find the python executable pointed at by the
script on the #! line.
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-install itself. The losses of apps were
usually due to any corruption of the filesystem, missing files or the
app's registry entries.
That said, it's always preferable in XP to start fresh if it's that
bad. Sometimes you can't though.
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for
relaying. I had this issue several years back out west here in BC with
Shaw Cable getting but on Spamhaus' RBL till they changed their email
policies. You used to be able to send email with *any* sender address
as long as you had a valid login with Shaw. That has since been
changed.
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I get back.
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the VIA C3/7 Intel
Atoms handle this sort of task? I've used VIA systems as MythTV
frontends but never as file/web servers. I'd expect they'd do fine for
home use but I've never tried.
Thanks,
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learned through the last few crashes
that backups and storing files off the PC are the best way to keep my
spouse, and therefore me, happy. For some reason she gets mad when our
photo collection isn't accessible on the media box. :-)
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could schmooze more
money out of the client. :) Future Shop, a large Canadian electronics
retailer, does this all the time.
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the Linux community as a whole gets such a bad rap.
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Mon-Sat and I usually work 7am-5pm Mon-Fri.
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then that. Just plug your computer in, fire up the DHCP
client and away you go. Both our local ISPs, Telus (ADSL) and Shaw
(Cable), use that sort of setup and I've never had to touch the
defaulting networking config, other then the firewall, on a linux box.
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tolerate downtime on those machines for a day or so while I scrounge
parts. And given we don't expect to be outgrowing those machines any
time quick, I can't justify the cost of new servers.
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it via the same name as the rest
of the public.
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pleased with so
far, is Astaro's Security Gateway products. They're linux based so use
the iptables firewall but also offer more then just packet filtering.
There is a cost, around $1500 for a 120, plus subscriptions for
updating the signatures databases on the various filters.
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-booted (XP/Debian) Laptop w/ 512M RAM and after upgrading
from 7 to 8 my machine in XP began to lag badly.
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so are primarily best practices I don't expect to see a
wholesale move anytime soon.
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in one directory or
another is a minor part, at best, of that process.
I agree with you on standardizing libraries but I fail to see how that
has any relevance to where an admin should place their client facing
files.
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and would in no way impact discussing the relevance of the /srv
folder.
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see applied to what goes in /srv. In a LAMP
box for example I'd expect to see the website(and site logs), database
files, and POP3/IMAP spools stored in srv directories. Machine
specific data like system logs and email processing spools get stored
in /var.
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goes under /srv/www.
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/www so the system doesn't
complain when apache related apps get updated.
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. Only downside is they are only available in PCI.
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