On Fri, Jul 02, 2010 at 01:52:20PM +0200, Vincent Caron wrote: > On Fri, 2010-07-02 at 11:55 +0200, Sylvain Beucler wrote: > > > > On both accounts, it was an emergency: the Lenny VServer is not > > super-stable, and the 'gna-sftp' VM was half-crashed; this required a > > reboot, and while I was at it I installed the Squeeze kernel that has > > a more stable VServer (along with updated util-vserver userlands). > > Mmm.. I have only two (big) servers using vserver for massively > hosting heavy RoR things, it's rock solid. But I use plain NAT on a > single public IP and thus a very simple network setup, maybe it helps > (since the network part seems to be so painful on Petzi).
Well if you ask the VServer guys, they'll say that version is not stable, and I got this kind of issue on another box I maintain (very simple, with a single vm). There must be a few corner cases :/ Fortunately it's rare enough. I think the network part is stable in petzi, now that vservers are not fiddling with the firewall anymore. We'll see :) > > Btw, the Squeeze kernel is frozen, hence so is its backport, which > > eases my mind when it comes to upgrading the kernel. > > > > I now know we can sync on #bearstech and will do that next time, sorry > > for disturbing somebody's sleep ;) > > OK. Yes, pleease sync for a major upgrade, when Squeeze is out we'll > have a lot of work across all servers and we don't necessarily rush at > Debian release day :). Same here, upgrading everybody is usually done across the better part of the year. > BTW Petzi has an IPMI module but its SoL part does not work reliably > (broken Tyan things), so it's still using a plain old console server > (octopus.bearstech.com). But at least we can properly reset the machine > without power cycling it. OK. -- Sylvain _______________________________________________ Project mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/project
