=== crashsystems_ is now known as crashsystems === ShawnR__ is now known as ShawnR [02:18] hi [02:23] nobody knows [02:25] hi folks [04:41] hello everyone,... been a while [12:52] Some irc humor to start the morning. http://www.toothpastefordinner.com/112710/ice-cream-anti-social.gif [13:36] morning [14:23] man, is everyone just online shopping or something? [14:24] Probably still recovering from post-Turkey naps. [14:25] :D === akgraner` is now known as akgraner [16:30] Morning Everyone [16:32] morning [16:33] is there a way I can start SMBD service [16:33] I keep getting this msg [16:33] 'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare add: cannot convert name "Everyone" to a SID. The connection was refused. Maybe smbd is not running. [16:34] I'm trying to share a folder and give everyone access to create and modify files [16:34] sudo service samba start [16:34] or sudo service smbd start [16:34] I don't recall what the service name is [16:34] but should this not start automatically when the system turns on? [16:34] it sounds like maybe authentication is failing though [16:35] it usually is set to auto-start [16:35] like I said, it sounds like an auth problem [16:35] it's probably running [16:35] smbd start/running, process 4068 [16:35] does that mean it is running [16:36] ok Now I was able to Share the folder [16:37] how can I make sure that it starts when the system is restarted [16:38] it is weird as it was working that way before this mornings update [16:38] let restart the system and see what happens [16:38] BRB [16:45] seems like it started automatically now === rmcbride_ is now known as rmcbride [19:01] everyone is out on vacation? [19:02] no... just at work atm [19:02] lol [19:07] gosh [19:07] everyone is on vacation [19:12] DammitJim. hey damn it [19:12] sup dude? [19:12] LOL, I love your nickname man [19:12] that is funny dude [19:12] reya276, actually yours sounds like raya [19:12] it can go with everything [19:13] you mean like the exclamation point? [19:13] yeah...not very good I admit [19:13] but your rocks [19:31] lol [19:42] ok hopefully someone in here can help me [19:42] how would I go about getting how much memory apache is currently using? [19:51] dorgan: If you have a GUI system-montior should be able to give you that. [20:08] dorgan: in terminal ' ps -e -orss=,args= | grep [a]pache ' [20:20] chattr: that isnt giving me memory usage [20:20] its just listing all the apache processes [20:22] dorgan: you don't get a number as the first field? the first field should be memory [20:22] oh ok [20:22] i thought that was a processid [20:22] lol [20:22] chattr: is there a way to add all those up? [20:28] dorgan: awk could probably do it [20:29] i've never used awk [20:29] i am so not really a scripting guy....other than php [20:38] chattr: does this make sense? ps -e -orss=,args= | grep [a]pache | awk '{x += $1} END{ print x}' [20:39] dorgan: one moment. ' ps o "%z" Ovs -C apache|tail -n1 ' might give you the total. let me look at oyurs [20:40] thats literally just giving me back VSZ [20:40] :) [20:41] i believe my awk statement is working [20:42] one things is: there are so many ways to measure memory usage [20:45] not running any apache here, but with 10 xterms open, ' ps o "%z" Ovs -C xterm|tail -n1 ' returns 23476 (which is probably in kB) [20:47] the process there is apache or apache2? when I do the ps ... on a box running apache2, I get VSZ, but if I do ' ps o "%z" Ovs -C apaches|tail -n1 ' I get 32960 [20:47] s/apaches/apache2/ [20:55] back later