| AndyCap | ravinix: that is what kickstart is for? |
| ravinix | but we need to boot system and type the ks.cfg file location ! i am asking i dont wann do that manually is it possiable in kickstart with out pxe boot |
| MerlinTHP | You can specify a kickstart location on the kernel command line, e.g. via PXE. |
| ravinix | how can we do with out pxe |
| MerlinTHP | How are you booting? |
| AndyCap | ravinix: by editing the command line on whatever you boot from |
| ravinix | this is asked by interviewer |
| AndyCap | ... |
| ravinix | i said all i know like pxe boot , |
| ravinix | typing pathin whn boot screen apper |
| AndyCap | and you can make a new boot medium with the correct command line as default |
| ravinix | hey andy |
| ravinix | question is perform a kickstart installation with out type any path in clien system |
| ravinix | is it possiable |
| AndyCap | how do you boot? |
| ravinix | i dont know answer andy |
| ravinix | mybe we need to create boot disk with ks.cgf file path |
| AndyCap | yes you do |
| ravinix | okay how should we do boot disk with kick star file |
| ravinix | thank you andy |
| Trae32566 | fun fact |
| Trae32566 | load averages are not indicative of CPU usage, but instead of time that applications /request/ the CPU |
| Trae32566 | >.> |
| Trae32566 | I'm using < 10% CPU and load average is like 3.x |
| MerlinTHP | Welcome to "I/O Bound", population: you! |
| Trae32566 | no not really |
| Trae32566 | well |
| Trae32566 | yes |
| Trae32566 | but not really drastically or even problematically |
| Trae32566 | raid 10 with SSD caching (raid 0 SSDs), / sits on raid 0 ssds |
| Trae32566 | IO is pretty much not a problem <.< |
| Trae32566 | http://serverfault.com/questions/365061/high-load-average-low-cpu-usage-why |
| Trae32566 | hell, I almost never cap out my RAID |
| Trae32566 | I don't really do much intensive on it except the occasional game |
| Trae32566 | MerlinTHP http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/9001: "The state in question is CPU load—not to be confused with CPU percentage. In fact, it is precisely the CPU load that is measured, because load averages do not include any processes or threads waiting on I/O, networking, databases or anything else not demanding the CPU. It narrowly focuses on what is actively demanding CPU time" |
| Trae32566 | so from my understanding it's essentially misused 80% of the time. |
| Trae32566 | hence why I found it so interesting |
| Trae32566 | conversely you could also have high CPU use and low load averages |
| Comnenus | MerlinTHP: surely you knew that. |
| Evolution | Comnenus: found your vacation spod |
| Evolution | er spot |
| Evolution | http://imgur.com/gallery/SnCmVe1 |
| Comnenus | Evolution: sooo many rabbits. |
| Comnenus | Evolution: I want to introduce a cat or two into the crowd. |
| Trae32566 | Comnenus: meh, I didn't |
| Comnenus | the gitlab channel is dead. |
| AndyCap | Comnenus: did you kill it? |
| Comnenus | I'm going to kill whoever develops gitlab. |
| Comnenus | This is such a simple thing and I have wasted days. |
| Comnenus | I'm really getting genuinely pissed off at this. |
| MerlinTHP | That's the one that sshs to localhost to update the git user authorized_keys file, right? |
| MerlinTHP | I mean, the CGI script does. |
| Comnenus | huh? |
| Comnenus | It's a fucking open relay. this should not be difficult. but it is. |
| Comnenus | OK I got that working finally. |
| Comnenus | this exists: etc/systemd/system/default.target.wants/gitlab-runsvdir.service -> /opt/gitlab/embedded/cookbooks/runit/files/default/gitlab-runsvdir.service But systemctl list-unit-files --type=service does not list gitlab at all. |
| Comnenus | I'm not sure why... is there a cache to rebuild or something? |
| plarsen | Comnenus, I don't think systemd will look in /opt for services? |
| Comnenus | plarsen: I had a feeling that was the case. |
| plarsen | Comnenus, what does pkg-config systemd --variable=systemdsystemunitdir return? |
| Comnenus | ahhh |
| Comnenus | it returns /usr/lib/systemd/system |
| Comnenus | that makes perfect sense. |
| plarsen | Yup |
| Comnenus | so whoever packaged this did get that wrong. |
| plarsen | Comnenus, check "man systemd" there is a lot of details on where the files are located, how to manage that etc. |
| Comnenus | and copying the original file into that dir, and fixing the symlink, makes things work. |
| plarsen | and man systemd.unit gives you even more interesting stuff in regards to location |
| AndyCap | https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=955379 |
| Comnenus | hah, can't enable it though due to a missing [Install] section. |
| AndyCap | looks like systemd uses O_NOFOLLOW |
| plarsen | Comnenus, you can set $SYSTEMD_UNIT_PATH for user mode and not use symlinks? |
| Comnenus | there are some that centos put in place though...I just followed suit. |
| AndyCap | And it seems systemctl accepts full paths |
| AndyCap | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHXx3orN35Y |
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| Guddu | What is the cheapest solution for a firewall that permits NAT to be installed on a RHEL Amazon EC2 Instance? I need this to act as te Gateway for a Site-To-Site VPN configuration. Please help. |
| joobz | hi guys.. i think my ipsec tunnel is up but doenst seem to be routing traffic.. can anyone lend a hand with troubleshooting htis? |
| Guddu | joobz, Also https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/6/html/Security_Guide/Host-To-Host_VPN_Using_Openswan.html#Verify_Host-To-Host_VPN_Using_Openswan |
| Guddu | eth1 is not showing up in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts . . What could be the issue? |
| Sokel | Guddu: You need to create it if it's not there. |
| Guddu | Sokel, Thanks I will do that now. |
| Sokel | You can copy eth0 over, and take care of the mac address, device line, and other configuration you need to set. |
| Guddu | Sokel, Perfect. It worked :-) |
| Sokel | Very good. |