[00:00] <aschmitz> Does anyone have experience with Orchestra and OpenStack?
[00:09] <jMCg> Is there a way to create virtual interfaces for a bridge and assign them IPs with /etc/networ/interfaces?
[00:18] <Cpt_Othello> Hello, I just tried to install ubuntu-server and when it boots up all I get is "Out of Scan Range". is there anything i can do at this point to get it to work? Any way to at at least get to a terminal of some sort?
[00:19] <Cpt_Othello> It boots up the BIOS fine but afterwards all I'm getting is a Information Box telling me that it's out of scan range
[00:22] <jMCg> What kind of scan range? Did it do that before you set it up?
[00:22] <Cpt_Othello> 46.2KHz / 86Hz, I used to have Cent6 and then windows server 2008 on it before. This is the first time that I've seen it do this.
[00:23] <jMCg> Ah.
[00:24] <jMCg> You're talking about a monitor.
[00:24] <jMCg> I haven't had a monitor attached to a server in 3 years.
[00:24] <jMCg> I have no idea what you're talking about :-/
[00:24] <jMCg> (I accidentally killed the sshd and had to go to the DC to fix it.)
[00:25] <Cpt_Othello> :( ok thanks for trying. Boss wants me to set it up as a streaming media server and wants to be able to remote into it with a gui so I'm just sort of bumbling along as I try to figure this out.
[00:26] <jMCg> (remote) GUI doesn't need a monitor in my book :)
[00:26] <Cpt_Othello> I know, I would much rather have it all just command line but he wants a gui so I need to make sure it happens ;(
[00:27] <Cpt_Othello> actually, i think i just got lost
[00:28] <jMCg> Cpt_Othello: well you can ssh in?
[00:28] <jMCg> What's running? Kill off gdm or lightdm and startx, see what happens, watch the logs, etc.
[00:33] <Cpt_Othello> Sorry, this is basically my first time dealing with servers and am learning everything from scratch as I go so I'll just keep looking things up. The joys of free family labor. Thanks for your help :)
[01:02] <qman__> Cpt_Othello, probably an issue with your card/monitor and KMS
[01:03] <qman__> try booting with the nomodeset option
[01:04] <qman__> there really should be some kind of hotkey for save video mode
[01:04] <qman__> safe*
[01:05] <Cpt_Othello> I'm not at the office anymore so I don't have access to the machine atm :( I've also been looking around to find the key to get to some kind of command line boot mode but keep coming up short. Is there some key I can press to get to ubuntu's boot options?
[01:06] <qman__> hold left shift to get a grub menu
[01:06] <qman__> during the boot process
[01:06] <qman__> if grub doesn't display in a working mode you'll have to boot live
[01:06] <Cpt_Othello> Noted, thanks I'll try that tomorrow
[01:08] <qman__> or try to modify the boot line blind
[01:08] <qman__> I've done that kind of thing before too
[01:08] <Cpt_Othello> boot line blind?
[01:08] <qman__> do the key presses needed to modify the boot line blindly, as in without a display
[01:09] <qman__> I can do it with grub1, but I don't know grub2 that well
[01:11] <Cpt_Othello> I don't think that'll work out too well on my part. I'm probably going to end up trying to ssh into it with a different monitor if anything. Thanks for your help :) going to afk for food
[02:03] <josePhoenix> Hello all
[02:04] <josePhoenix> I've got a somewhat odd issue... I'm using unix sockets fairly extensively internally (though there should only be about 40 more in use than on a usual system)
[02:05] <josePhoenix> actually, this may not be related now that I look at the error.
[02:05] <josePhoenix> It's trying to open a connection to a PostgreSQL server and saying "could not fork new process for connection: Resource temporarily unavailable
[02:09] <josePhoenix> One common thread seems to be that people get this error when they run into the process limit
[02:09] <josePhoenix> ps ax | grep Z doesn't show zombie processes
[02:10] <josePhoenix> ah, ps -el does show a lot of defunct processes
[02:13] <josePhoenix> ... which are now gone! o.O
[02:13] <josePhoenix> They were all named 'fuse'
[02:30] <josePhoenix> How can I see what depends on fuse? I'm pretty sure I didn't install it on purpose
[02:31] <qman__> lots of things use it
[02:31] <qman__> NFS, SSHFS, GVFS and other GUI-mounting systems
[02:31] <qman__> NFS goes both ways, depending on what you install
[02:32] <josePhoenix> I'm not using any of the things I saw in the reverse dependencies list (that I know of)
[02:32] <josePhoenix> Does ubuntu install it by default on servers?
[02:32] <qman__> I don't think so, but I'm not sure
[02:32] <qman__> but in order to have fuse processes, you have to be using it with something
[02:32] <josePhoenix> hmm I guess it'll yell at me if I try to uninstall it
[02:32] <TheEvilPhoenix> i think those fuse based things require the GUI stuff right?
[02:32] <qman__> it doesn't run unless something mounts with it
[02:33] <TheEvilPhoenix> ^
[02:33] <josePhoenix> TheEvilPhoenix: I don't think they necessarily do
[02:33] <josePhoenix> But afaik I'm not using any userspace filesystems
[02:35] <josePhoenix> looks like it installs ntfs-3g by default... but I'm not mounting anything with it o.O
[03:01] <A_B_> Q: I upgraded a very standard server installation running Samba server with no GUI to 11.10. Now the network doesn't start giving me the error "Unable to connect to system bus: Failed to connect to socket /var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket: connection refused"
[03:42] <AnGrYfUrBy> hey guys i upgraded to ubuntu 11.10 and it deleted my network adapter
[04:02] <josePhoenix> Why would I have zombie processes created and reaped 500 at a time?
[04:03] <josePhoenix> I can't seem to catch them.
[04:03] <josePhoenix> The one time I saw them in the process table, they were fuse processes
[04:03] <josePhoenix> I uninstalled fuse, but I think I need to reboot for that to take effect
[04:03] <qman__> not really
[04:03] <qman__> only stuff that would remain is that which is loaded in RAM
[04:04] <qman__> once the processes end, there'd be no way to start new ones because the files aren't thre
[04:04] <qman__> there*
[04:04] <josePhoenix> I can't seem to catch the processes though :\
[04:04] <josePhoenix> So I'm not sure what's starting them
[04:06] <josePhoenix> Hmm, no processes currently running with fuse in the title
[04:51] <webPragmatist> anyone know how to replace the comma with foo
[04:51] <webPragmatist> I have preg_replace('#(.*),(/w+{/if})#', '$1foo$2', '},   {/if}');
[04:53] <webPragmatist> wonder if /i is a thing
[04:53] <webPragmatist> nope
[04:53] <webPragmatist> woops wrong chan
[05:12] <kthomas1> APC only using 30M of 128M setting,  can't see why.
[05:36] <pdtpatrick_> Question .. after installing ubuntu-orchestra-server ... what is the address for the web? i didn't get any output saying ur sever is now available at ...
[06:05] <pdtpatrick_> Nvm figured it out
[06:12] <kthomas1> ah;  apc 4 accepts 128M etc;  apc 3.x does NOT.
[06:45] <caeci11ius> trying to connect macos 10.7 to afp / samba shares on an ubuntu 11.10 server, it connects fine provided it doesn't need to authenticate (i.e. as a guest), but won't work when a username/password is required. Any ideas?
[06:46] <caeci11ius> had it working in the past on 11.04, no luck with 11.10 though
[06:56] <kthomas1> is the a debugging output mode for the connection?
[06:56] <kthomas1> ie,  look for the log file
[10:51] <piegod> Hi, upgraded to 11.10 and now on boot it spends ages doing the Waiting for network configuration thing, and then when i finally get in all the interfaces (which should be static as per /etc/network/interfaces) are down... can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong? :(
[10:54] <piegod> i have to bring them up and set their address manually each time, its as though /etc/network/interfaces is completely ignored.
[10:59] <w00> piegod check this http://uksysadmin.wordpress.com/2011/10/14/upgrade-to-ubuntu-11-10-problem-waiting-for-network-configuration-then-black-screen-solution/
[11:00] <piegod> could you tinyurl it? cant click links, running irssi in a tty and only have text-based browser w/no mouse :>
[11:00] <w00> piegod http://goo.gl/W9fd9
[11:00] <piegod> thanks
[11:03] <piegod> well, here goes. Will give this a try and see what happens :D
[11:04] <piegod> Wahay
[11:04] <piegod> Worked, thanks
[11:04] <w00> np :)
[11:04] <w00> Weird that i did an upgrade yesterday and that wasn't needed anymore
[11:04] <piegod> does this issue present itself on fresh installs?
[11:05] <w00> Shouldn't
[11:05] <piegod> might just do a fresh blank install sometime soon then :V
[11:05] <piegod> anyway, time to move this server back downstairs, thanks again
[12:14] <Juv1228> hello, im having trouble getting ubuntu server installed to my esxi host
[12:15] <Juv1228> the install runs fine, but after that when trying to boot into the system i am greeted by the ubuntu logo/load screen thing
[12:15] <Juv1228> it proceeds to a black screen where it hangs indefinitely
[12:16] <Juv1228> left it running for a good 20 minutes and it was just flashing its cursor away the whole time
[12:23] <jasef> O.o is there a GUI system installed on it or is it the normal tty that's crashing?
[12:24] <Juv1228> jasef, its a bare install, so it should be booting to a term
[12:24] <Juv1228> no gnome etc
[12:26] <jasef> Juv1228, :| Dunno what to suggest, if it was a gui, you could try ctrl+alt+f1 or something, but I doubt that'd help on a system that's meant to boot to tty1 anyway
[12:26] <Juv1228> i dont think its even fully booting
[12:27] <jasef> Does the same thing happen if you boot into recovery mode?
[12:27] <Juv1228> hmm. booting in recovery mode drops me into a shell no problem
[12:28] <jasef> Sorry - this touchpad quits channels on me lol. It clicks when it shouldn't
[12:29] <Juv1228> heh, keyboards alway have my vote
[12:29] <jasef> What happens if you boot in recovery mode and then choose to "try to continue normal boot"
[12:29] <jasef> :P It's the touchpad on my laptop though, I cant replace it with a keyboard.
[12:30] <Juv1228> thats what i meant, try to continue normal boot works
[12:30] <Juv1228> boots the system fine
[12:30] <jasef> :| That's awfully weird.
[12:30] <Juv1228> just tried again with a normal boot tho. black screen
[12:31] <jasef> When you get the ubuntu logo up, hit escape and see if any particular error message comes up before it goes to the black screen
[12:32] <Juv1228> hmm. it seems to be something to do with kernel options
[12:33] <Juv1228> default options are "quiet splash vt.handoff=7"
[12:34] <Juv1228> remove all of them and it boots fine
[12:35] <jasef> O.o that's strange. I guess it's the vt.handoff that's causing the problem, but not sure
[12:35] <Juv1228> thats a new one for me, never had a problem installing ubuntu to esxi
[12:36] <Juv1228> seems to be, just tried with only it removed and it boots too
[12:37] <jasef> Lol, weird, I don't think my server ever had that in it's boot options
[12:38] <jasef> I'll ssh in and check
[12:46] <jasef> that took way too long
[12:46] <jasef> But no, I don't have that in my boot options
[12:51] <Juv1228> ya, i have no clue
[12:51] <Juv1228> but removing it worked
[13:09]  * RoyK added Icinga checks SMART data for all drives and just got the first message "drive is failing" :)
[13:09] <RoyK> it's nice to see things like that reported _before_ the drive fails.....
[14:09] <potatoe> Do I really need anything other than netmask and address when defining a static IP in network/interfaces ? It seems to me that broadcast and network can be determined based on the subnet mask and address, and gateway and DNS are only needed if i want a DNS or gateway available to the machine. The netmask should automatically assume the older class a, class b and class c networks, no ?
[14:13] <RoyK> potatoe: the old class-based networking idea is rather outdated...
[14:15] <potatoe> ok
[14:15] <potatoe> what about the network and broadcast lines ? are they necessary ?
[14:15] <RoyK> dunno if the broadcast is set according to the subnet mask - test it
[14:16] <RoyK> anyway - it shouldn't matter much - if broadcast is set to 255.255.255.255, it'll still work, but might be non-optimal if you have different IP subnets on the same physical network
[14:16] <RoyK> but then again, most don't
[14:18] <potatoe> ok
[14:18] <potatoe> thx
[15:28] <geekd> Hello everone, is this the correct place to talk to someone about issues on a server?
[15:31] <cloakable> geekd: Depends on if it's running Ubuntu Server or not :P
[15:32] <geekd> it's running Ubuntu server 8.04
[15:32] <cloakable> Oh wow
[15:32] <jasef> O.o seriously, geekd, I think you should upgrade to 10.04
[15:32] <jasef> O-o
[15:32] <cloakable> Someone forgot to run do-release-upgrade for a few years >.>
[15:32] <geekd> it's really old equipment
[15:33] <cloakable> Trust me, 10.04 will still run on it :P
[15:34] <geekd> No the laptop it is on is a 1991 model 300Mhz with 48Mb and 6GB HDD
[15:34] <cloakable> Yes
[15:34] <RoyK> geekd: ask away
[15:34] <geekd> I tried starting at 10.04 ...too slow, went to 9.94 ...too slow, 8.04 seems to run decent on it
[15:35] <RoyK> geekd: I use 8.04 on a number of servers myself
[15:35] <cloakable> Oh wow.
[15:35] <cloakable> I just finished upgrading my server to 11.10 last night. >.>
[15:35] <RoyK> 8.04 will be upported until april 2013, so no reason to use anything newer unless you need newer software :P
[15:35] <geekd> I installed Postfix, and can receive mail just fine, When I send it however, Evolution says it sent but I never get it....
[15:36] <geekd> What could be an issue to lookat
[15:36] <RoyK> cloakable: I still have solaris 8 in production at work :P
[15:36] <jasef> I'm running 10.04 on my server. I can't wait till 12.04 comes out though lol
[15:36] <cloakable> Heh
[15:36] <RoyK> jasef: I'd wait until 12.04.1 is released :P
[15:37] <jasef> RoyK, Lol, most people would. I like cutting edge though
[15:37] <jasef> My laptop has bleeding edge all the time, running 12.04 desktop atm
[15:37] <RoyK> geekd: hwat does mailq have to say?
[15:37] <geekd> Once I get this first real server doing what I want I will prolly put together a real Box for a newer release
[15:37] <cloakable> jasef: 12.04? So what, pre-alpha? >.>
[15:37] <geekd> one sec
[15:38] <jasef> cloakable, basically, yeah.
[15:38]  * RoyK somewhat prefers servers to be stable :P
[15:38] <cloakable> jasef: Ow. You may be safer running Debian Sid+Experimental. :P
[15:39] <RoyK> Sid, the kid that breaks toys :P
[15:39] <cloakable> Exactly
[15:40] <geekd> -Queue ID- --Size-- ----Arrival Time---- -Sender/Recipient-------
[15:40] <geekd> 1472820E2       609 Fri Oct 28 10:06:52  mike@geekdeity.com
[15:40] <geekd>       (connect to mta6.am0.yahoodns.net[74.6.136.65]:25: Connection timed out)
[15:40] <geekd>                                          silameth@yahoo.com
[15:40] <geekd> 932C620D9       607 Fri Oct 28 04:41:23  mike@geekdeity.com
[15:40] <geekd>       (connect to mta5.am0.yahoodns.net[74.6.140.64]:25: Connection timed out)
[15:40] <geekd>                                          silameth@yahoo.com
[15:40] <RoyK> !pastebin
[15:40] <jasef> Lol.
[15:41] <geekd> RoyK is that what you wanted
[15:41] <RoyK> geekd: it is, but please use a pastebin next time
[15:41] <geekd> new to IRC
[15:42] <RoyK> geekd: is this a home server? if so, try setting up a relay host - most ISPs block outgoing SMTP these days because of spammers
[15:42] <geekd> hmmmmm wonder if that could be it....it is a home server
[15:43] <RoyK> geekd: run dpkg-reconfigure postfix
[15:43] <RoyK> geekd: and set it to use your ISPs SMTP host
[15:45] <geekd> Weeeeeeeell...... Technically it is at a family members house, because they have better internet connection
[15:46] <geekd> I don't know there ISP's SMTP host
[15:46] <cloakable> what ISP?
[15:46] <geekd> I have to ssh to it
[15:46] <geekd> AT&T
[15:47] <geekd> They have that new AT&T Fiber connection
[15:48] <cloakable> geekd: three seconds of googling reveals http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r19926669-Using-ATT-as-smarthost-with-Exchange-2k3
[15:54] <geekd> !pastebin
[15:55] <geekd> http://paste.ubuntu.com/722401/
[15:56] <geekd> I guess I did that right
[15:56] <RoyK> geekd: run dpkg-reconfigure postfix
[15:56] <geekd> RoyK: Anyway that is the message I got
[15:57] <RoyK> geekd: not dpkg -reconfigure :P
[15:57] <geekd> oh
[16:00] <geekd> working on it.... like I said slow
[16:00] <RoyK> :)
[16:04] <geekd> now to test .... do I use that smarthost smtp in my evolution?
[16:06] <cloakable> No, the smtp daemon should use it automatically
[16:07] <geekd> ok well here goes nothing
[16:07] <cloakable> I use a smarthost in postfix on my server
[16:08] <RoyK> geekd: try telnet into the smarthost on port 25
[16:08] <RoyK> telnet somehost 2
[16:08] <RoyK> telnet somehost 25
[16:10] <geekd> could not resolve geekdeity.com/25: name or service not known
[16:11] <RoyK> geekdeity.com/25 isn't a hostname :P
[16:11] <RoyK> geekd: and the smarthost is your ISP's SMTP server, not your own box
[16:13] <geekd> ok at command prompt  mike@www
[16:13] <geekd> so www is my hostname?
[16:14] <RoyK> what are you trying to do?
[16:14] <RoyK> geekd: from the server, try to "telnet name.of.smtp.relay.host 25"
[16:14] <geekd> telnet my host 25
[16:14] <geekd> oh
[16:15] <geekd> one sec it is doing something
[16:16] <geekd> first line of response is : trying 207.115.36.27...
[16:16] <geekd> waiting on more
[16:17] <RoyK> geekd: http://support.netdoor.com/email/smtpauth.php
[16:17] <RoyK> geekd: a whois lists you as connected from netdoor.com...
[16:18] <geekd> again my server is on a AT&T connection though I am on netdoor
[16:18] <RoyK> ok
[16:18] <RoyK> then check with the ISP which SMTP host to use
[16:19] <geekd> so I used the smtpauth.sbcglobal.net from the link cloaked sent me
[16:19] <RoyK> can you telnet into port 25 on that machine?
[16:19] <RoyK> if not, find another, call support
[16:19] <geekd> it was unable to resolve: connection timed out
[16:20] <RoyK> that means it's not your SMTP host
[16:20] <geekd> hmmmm
[16:21] <geekd> wait if I can get into the router, would it have the smtp host info in it?
[16:21] <RoyK> doubt it
[16:21] <geekd> dang
[16:21] <RoyK> can't you just call support?
[16:21] <geekd> so I have to go to the family members house and call their support
[16:21] <RoyK> it's probably on the ISP's FAQ
[16:22] <geekd> Don't know if they will give me that since not my account
[16:22] <geekd> I can try
[16:22] <RoyK> just lie :)
[16:22] <RoyK> or even better - tell the truth :P
[16:24] <geekd> I wouldn't want to cause them to lose their account.
[16:26] <RoyK> erm - why would they?
[16:26] <RoyK> it's just a server
[16:26] <geekd> Letting someone run a server.....I don't know
[16:27] <RoyK> http://www.iw-webhosting.co.uk/smtp_hosts.htm
[16:29] <RoyK> geekd: try one of those two - telnet into port 25 on them to see if they're open
[16:29] <geekd> will do
[16:32] <geekd> first one no
[16:32] <geekd> rying second
[16:34] <RoyK> what's the server's IP?
[16:34] <RoyK> a whois search can easily lookup whatever ISP it's on
[16:34] <geekd> 99.25.3.21
[16:34] <RoyK> or even a reverse dns
[16:34] <RoyK> 21.3.25.99.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer 99-25-3-21.lightspeed.jcsnms.sbcglobal.net.
[16:35] <RoyK> try smtp.sbcglobal.net
[16:35] <geekd> on it
[16:38] <geekd> don't think it is going to work
[16:38] <geekd> taking long time
[16:39] <RoyK> geekd: it should answer immediately if it's open
[16:39] <RoyK> geekd: again, call support!
[16:40] <geekd> I guess I will have to
[16:40] <geekd> thanks for the help... I will let ou know what happens
[16:40] <RoyK> :)
[16:42] <geekd> hmmm this site says you can't use ssl
[16:43] <geekd> how would I remove the ssl from postfix
[16:43] <RoyK> geekd: postfix won't use ssl by default
[16:44] <RoyK> the way to check is to test telnetting into port 25
[16:44] <geekd> oh ok
[16:44] <RoyK> if that port is blocked, there's no way around it unless the server in question uses another port, such as 587, like some do
[16:45] <geekd> do I have to reconfigure everytime or can I just try the server ....reconfigureing is getting old
[16:45] <RoyK> you only have to reconfigure it once
[16:46] <geekd> rather just try telnetting it
[16:46] <RoyK> try telnetting first
[16:46] <RoyK> if it doesn't answer, there's no point of telling postfix to try
[16:46] <geekd> ok cause I have been reconfigureing very time I got a new server to try
[16:47] <geekd> now I feel stupid
[16:47] <RoyK> :)
[16:48] <RoyK> geekd: messing up is just another step in learning :)
[16:51] <geekd> Ahhhh while searching for support # it connected
[16:52] <RoyK> try to send an email manually - type HELO asdf.com <enter> from: asdf@asdf.com<enter> to: your.email@somewhere.com<enter>data<enter>asdf<enter>.<enter>
[16:52] <RoyK> that's after telnetting into port 25
[16:53] <geekd> what is the command to mail manually
[16:53] <qman__> that is the command
[16:53] <qman__> first you helo, then you mail from:, then rcpt to:
[16:54] <qman__> data, your message, . to end
[16:54] <geekd> helo command not found
[16:55] <qman__> inside the telnet session
[16:55] <RoyK> erm, 'mail from' and 'rcpt to', yes
[16:55]  * RoyK is tired
[16:56] <geekd> getting 501 missing fully quailfied domin name
[16:58] <geekd> now getting 530 Authenication required
[16:58] <RoyK> geekd: just try to reconfigure postfix then
[16:58] <RoyK> oh
[16:58] <RoyK> bad sign
[16:59] <RoyK> try to reconfigure postfix anyway
[17:00] <geekd> ok
[17:00] <geekd> brb
[17:11] <geekd> still 530 Authentication required
[17:13] <jMCg> geekd: what, exactly, does the auth log say? (If you don't know where the auth log is, grep -ri auth /etc/*syslog*)
[17:13] <geekd> trying to get out of telnet
[17:18] <geekd> could I email you login and let you look I don't know which part you want.....
[17:19] <qman__> the escape sequence is ^], which means control+]
[17:19] <geekd> qman I saw that thanks
[17:22] <geekd> jMCg here is authlog from today.... http://paste.ubuntu.com/722441/
[17:24] <ogra_> soren, around ?
[17:25] <ogra_> did you guys change the handling of dummy ethernet devices in oneiric ?
[17:25]  * ogra_ just sits next to rccGodFather_ and after upgrading to oneiric his dummy devices stopped working
[17:26] <geekd> jMCg: did you get it?
[17:28] <geekd> RoyK: still here?
[17:34] <geekd> oh no.....
[17:36] <geekd> RoyK: does this mean I need that family members account login and pw to be able to do this?
[17:40] <geekd> well gotta make store run....bbl
[17:48] <TimR> can anybody tell me how to correct internal error of 500 after I did suPHP + userdir?
[17:50] <rccGodFather_> how to create aliased dummy interfaces in oneric
[17:54] <RoyK> TimR: your logs may tell you the cause :P
[17:54] <TimR> i found it its smaller than min_uid
[17:54] <TimR> that is the issue
[17:56] <TimR> how do i fix that error
[18:14] <jMCg> ge.. gone.
[21:41] <RoyK> I've read it's possible to change from raid5 to raid6, is the other way possible? reducing redundancy to raid5?
[22:25] <TimR> hi guys have a question how do I limit users disk space in home directory because I only want the user have 100mb
[22:25] <TimR> i have quota setup
[22:29] <somnoliento> If I type "lc_all=C df" (or almost any command), I can see its output in english. How come "lc_all=C lpstat -t" still shows it in my locale?
[22:31] <RoyK> !quota
[22:31] <RoyK> TimR: google for disk quota
[22:31] <TimR> ya didnt you see i have quota setup?
[22:32] <RoyK> it's all in the docs....
[22:34] <RoyK> man edquota
[22:45] <josePhoenix> Anyone know why the cron task for php is filling up my process table? http://paste.pocoo.org/show/500216/
[23:14] <soren> ogra_: "dummy? You mean aliases (like eth0:0)?