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Micksa | right | 05:57 |
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Micksa | what's the ubuntu equiv of "auto eth0:0" in /etc/interfaces? | 05:57 |
Micksa | er | 05:57 |
Micksa | /etc/network/interfaces :) | 05:57 |
infinity | The same. | 05:57 |
Micksa | is not | 05:58 |
Micksa | tell me what's wrong with this | 05:58 |
Micksa | auto eth0:0 | 05:58 |
Micksa | iface eth0:0 inet static address 203.217.18.195 netmask 255.255.255.248 network 203.217.18.192 broadcast 203.217.18.199 | 05:58 |
Micksa | graghrg | 05:58 |
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infinity | Other than the obvious lack of linebreaks, I assume? | 05:58 |
infinity | I assume eth0 is also "auto"? | 05:59 |
Micksa | that was a cut'n'paste anomaly | 05:59 |
infinity | Or are you upping eth0 with hotplug or something? | 05:59 |
Micksa | hmm... no but it comes up | 05:59 |
Micksa | hotplug | 05:59 |
infinity | If you're using hotplug mappings on a server... Don't. ;) | 06:00 |
infinity | (dapper removes all that hotplug mapping stuff anyway) | 06:00 |
Micksa | *shrug* kay | 06:00 |
Micksa | I never liked the idea anyway :) | 06:00 |
Micksa | not on a server | 06:00 |
Micksa | so can I trash the "mapping hotplug" stanza, set "auto eth0" and it'll all work fine? | 06:00 |
infinity | That should do it. | 06:00 |
Micksa | okay. here goes | 06:01 |
Micksa | course I can't restart the server right now :) | 06:01 |
Micksa | I'll have to test, like, next thunder storm or something | 06:01 |
Micksa | I need UPS :/ | 06:01 |
infinity | Heh. | 06:01 |
LordHunter317 | Micksa: unless you're using the iface, you can always ifdown it, and then ifup -a it IIRC | 06:05 |
LordHunter317 | it should igfnore already reaised interfaces. | 06:05 |
LordHunter317 | err raised. | 06:05 |
Micksa | won't that break 50 running daemons? | 06:05 |
LordHunter317 | some of them relying on the interface being there will need to be restarted, yes. | 06:05 |
LordHunter317 | lke I said, unless you're using it... | 06:05 |
Micksa | anyway I wanted to also test that the NIC device actually exists when it's brought up | 06:06 |
LordHunter317 | you mean it has link? | 06:06 |
Micksa | no, like, hotplug has brought it up | 06:06 |
Micksa | but like, hotplug starts just before S40networking so it should be fine | 06:06 |
Micksa | I'll get to it | 06:07 |
LordHunter317 | there's no need to explictly test, for the reason you jsut mentioned... so I'm kinda confused. | 06:08 |
Micksa | paranoia | 06:42 |
Micksa | it's a good thing in this line of woork | 06:43 |
LordHunter317 | if you're taht worried about it, just explcitly load the driver as a pre-up. | 06:50 |
LordHunter317 | which should run regardless of interface presence, IIRC. | 06:50 |
LordHunter317 | failign that, add an initscript, or use /etc/modules if you don't trust hotplug. | 06:50 |
Micksa | I just want it to boot properly without any intervention, that's all | 06:56 |
LordHunter317 | if oyu're worried about htee NIC driver not loading, toss the name in /etc/modules. | 06:57 |
LordHunter317 | done. | 06:57 |
Micksa | I don't want to be in another state and find out that I can't get my mail till I get back because this machine didn't come up properly | 06:57 |
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Micksa | anyone here used vmware player? | 09:26 |
Micksa | can it run a server? ie listen on a port and be connected to? | 09:26 |
hunger | Micksa: I road an article about vmware player. They wrote there that the only limitation is that it can not setup/configure the machine used. | 09:38 |
sebest | hunger: what do you mean? | 10:17 |
hunger | sebest: Did I say something here? | 10:18 |
sebest | hunger about vmware server | 10:19 |
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sebest | <>Micksa: I road an article about vmware player. They wrote there that the only limitation is that it can not setup/configure the machine used. | 10:19 |
hunger | sebest: Oh that:-) | 10:19 |
sebest | yes, because vmware server allow you to configure the host and guest machine exactly like vmware workstation | 10:19 |
hunger | Micksa asked about vmware player. | 10:19 |
sebest | ah sory | 10:20 |
hunger | Micksa: ... and whether that could run servers. | 10:20 |
sebest | i missread him :) | 10:20 |
sebest | better use vmware server :) | 10:20 |
hunger | Micksa: From what I understood it can (if you feed it a machine configured accordingly). | 10:20 |
hunger | sebest: Nah. I do not use proprietary software on my own boxes. | 10:21 |
sebest | hunger: vmware player is not propriertary software? | 10:21 |
hunger | sebest: I used Vmware ESX for a while at a customer's site. It is really nice. | 10:21 |
hunger | sebest: vmware player is proprietary. I did not use it, I only read about it. | 10:22 |
sebest | i mean it's better to use vmware server than to use vmware player for server usage | 10:22 |
hunger | sebest: I tend to agree, even though I never have used vmware server nor vmware player;-) | 10:23 |
sebest | vmware server, is like esx | 10:24 |
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Zedman | hello. I want to try to set up an ubuntu gnu/linux server. I am downloading the iso atm. My first question is: Is there sudo like on ubuntu desktop? | 11:51 |
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