This is the blog where Kris Buytaert points you to extremely interresting and totally irrelevant stuff that happens in Life , The Universe and Everything
So LinkedIn is repromoting it's groups feature. So what groups should I try to create ?
* A couple of Alumni groups for companies/holdings I worked for ?
* A couple of Conference groups ? (Fosdem/LinuxTag/UKUUG ?)
Or should I just wait till someone else does that for me ? I`m lazy right ? :)
The thing with a new laptop is that you have to transfer your data again and again and again .. and that you forget to install packages you installed once..
All the theory about large scale installs and reproducability isn't worth a dime on a tool you install stuff to on a daily base.
Anyone has a good recipe to manage his own workstation t?
So Sun bought ClusterFS. I`m wondering what their focus will be now. What will be the prime platform on which Lustre will be developed Solaris or Linux ? Will other efforts in the open source cluster filesystem area react on this ? Will Lustre development speed up ? Will management become less complex ?
Time will tell .. I`m keeping an eye on it
The next time you run into PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined method DB_Error::query() and you are pretty sure all the correct libraries are installed , check if you can connect to the database with the username / password you have configured. Just as today you might have migrated to a new mysql server and forgotten to update the connection string.
bond1: error fetching interface information: Device not found
I had a machine with 4 nics that I wanted to bond 2 by to. I had no problem getting the bond0 device up witn any of the interfaces, however getting a bond1 up always resulted in the above error.
The friendly guys from #centos on freenode pointed me to the missing config.
options bonding mode=4 max_bonds=4
The important part being max_bonds
it seems that the default is 1 so adding one more fails.
So once in a while you get to take over the management of a machine someone installed with no documentation, with lots of playing around and no clue on how it should be reproducible. You're pretty sure that if you reboot the machine it won't come up with the right services, or in this case with the right Virtual machines up and running.
So I got this box with about 7 different xen configs in /etc/xen and none in /etc/xen/auto .. however different lvm volumes were created and 3 virtual machines were running. The different xen configs looked all the same.
web1, web, web.orig, web.working you know :(
So my challenge was to figure out the config of the running virtual machines
Luckily I bumped into some Redhat articles that tought me virsh dumpxml
Now I`m not really a fan of xml based config but it got me quite far.
Eg. on one of my own machines the output looks pretty good.
[root@core named]# xm list
Name ID Mem(MiB) VCPUs State Time(s)
Domain-0 0 619 1 r----- 1242.5
web.hs62.be 1 511 1 -b---- 4648.2
[root@core named]# virsh dumpxml 1
web.hs62.be f7cb62b9d3aa8a07489604285fe3d842 linux /boot/vmlinuz-2.6-xen /boot/initrd-2.6-xen.img /dev/sda1 rw selinux=0 3
So today is the last day of LinuxConference Europe , down the stairs in the same building there a bunch of weirdos sitting at round tables for some highly elite and secret meeting. , also known as the KernelSummit.
I just heard someone say that they are figuring out which new bug they are planning to introduce into the new kernels.
I`m in LMB's tutorial on Linux HA, so I`ll be musing about one of my favourite topics today :)
Or I`ll just pay attention ;)
I`m wondering why Lars just modified one of his slides... maybe I`ll ask him over Lunch...