[01:41] <Nethernet> is there any way to translate the stuff in dmesg to dates/times?
[02:03] <Ries> Overand: dmesg only happesn when the kernel starts?
[02:05] <Overand> hm
[02:05] <Overand> no
[02:05] <Overand> but
[02:05] <Overand> change of topic-
[02:05] <Overand> I'm having what I *think* are power management issues
[02:05] <Overand> are there any daemons i should be checkjugn?
[02:06] <Overand> i didn't see apmd running
[02:08] <infinity> apmd shouldn't be running on a server system, that's for sure.
[02:08] <infinity> (It's not running in our default desktop install either, for that matter)
[02:08] <infinity> What are the power management issues you think you're seeing?
[02:11] <Overand> the system is waiting to get colocated, at a friends house
[02:11] <Overand> and it's been going unreachable
[02:11] <Overand> and he can't ssh in
[02:11] <Overand> from inside the lan
[02:11] <Overand> and i can't do anything from outside
[02:12] <Overand> so hey grabs the keyboard to bring up a local console
[02:12] <Overand> and all of a sudden... everything works again
[02:12] <infinity> Sketchy...
[02:12] <Overand> yeah
[02:12] <Overand> we'd *just* gotten done stress-testing, too
[02:12] <infinity> None of the nwtwork drivers should be powering down the cards, EVER.
[02:13] <Overand> and were ready to colocate this stuff
[02:13] <Overand> well it's aTyan GT20 (S2865)
[02:13] <infinity> In fact, NICs are one of the few things that stay on even when a machine's asleep.
[02:13] <Overand> which uses some broadcom card and an nividia one
[02:13] <Overand> and we're *not* using the nvidia one
[02:13] <Overand> =] 
[02:14] <infinity> Was this a server install, or a desktop install?
[02:14] <Overand> server
[02:14] <Overand> but- it was one of the RCs
[02:14] <Overand> that being said,it's vbeen updated
[02:14] <Overand> latest kernel,etc
[02:14] <infinity> Yeah, RC makes no difference if you've been updating.
[02:14] <Overand> well, latest *pacakged* kernel
[02:15] <Overand> ... packaged
[02:15] <Overand> it's AMD64 though
[02:15] <Overand> THis is waytoo weird of an issue
[02:15] <infinity> Which also makes no difference.
[02:15] <Overand> theoretically
[02:15] <Overand> just saying the drivers may be less mature in some cases
[02:15] <infinity> Not generally, no.
[02:15] <Overand> OK
[02:16] <infinity> There are a few weird issues if you run the i386 dist on amd64 hardware, but amd64-on-amd64 is quite solid.
[02:16] <Overand> yeah, i've had no problems at all
[02:16] <Overand> the system was stable for ages
[02:16] <Overand> i can't track down *when* it freaked out
[02:17] <infinity> When he hits the console, I assume the machine responds instantly?... ie: It hasn't actually put itself to sleep, doesn't do a resume cycle, etc?
[02:17] <Overand> it miiiight have been after a kernel upgrade
[02:17] <Overand> asking him
[02:17] <Overand> I might just drag his ass in here, heh
[02:18] <Overand> I'm better with ubuntu and linux in general, and slightly better with hardware, but he's OK.
[02:18] <Overand> well it's alive now
[02:18] <Overand> so i'm having him set aside the keyboard, and leave the monitor on, and we'll see if it fires down
[02:18] <Overand> I had him check the BIOS for weird config issues- nothing
[02:19] <Overand> he says the monitor doesn't fire itself down
[02:20] <Overand> k- no delay
[02:21] <infinity> Okay, so it's almost certainly not a power management thing, unless we broke the tg3 driver (we didn't) to recently start powering down NICs just for fun.
[02:23] <Overand> I'm hoping it's not hardware
[02:24] <Overand> he's gonna try a fresh install
[02:24] <Zambezi> I can find anyone who can help me with rtorrent in #ubuntu. Can anyone here help me? Cause server is without X and rtorrent runs without X, so probably somebody here knows.
[02:25] <Overand> Zambezi: there are some nicePHP base torrent clients
[02:25] <Overand> great for allowing people to get *nix ISOs and whatnot
[02:25] <Overand> very cool stuff- can't remember app napes
[02:25] <Overand> ah- torrentflux
[02:25] <Overand> check that out
[02:25] <Zambezi> Overand, But I would like to use rtorrent. But the applications isn't find in Breezy.
[02:26] <Overand> did you check in universe and multiverse?
[02:26] <Zambezi> Overand, And a packages I need doesn't work in Dapper. It sucks. I need Edgy now!
[02:26] <Overand> yeah- it's out there
[02:26] <Overand> i see it in dapper
[02:27] <Zambezi> Overand, I checked the packagesite on Linux. And rtorrent is only found in Dapper.
[02:28] <Overand> Zambezi: misread you re: dapper
[02:28] <Overand> what packagedoesn't work in dapper?
[02:28] <Overand> just curious
[02:29] <Zambezi> Overand, It's an external packages.
[02:29] <Overand> ok
[02:30] <Zambezi> And I'm starting to freak out if I can't solve this problem. :-(
[11:42] <Overand> ugh
[11:42] <Overand> so that machine I was having hte 'power management' problem with seems dead again.
[11:42] <Overand> I'm tempted to blame the issues on the 'router' it's behind- consumer NAT.
[01:24] <omarkj> Good day.
[11:05] <nihilocrat> helloooo
[11:05] <nihilocrat> I was just wondering if the LAMP server install option has any sort of accelerator pre-installed
[11:06] <nihilocrat> or various parts of the php and apache config pre-tuned to work best for a LAMP setup
[11:15] <Ries> nihilocrat: I just compile eAccelerator from scratch.... works on of the box