| rado__ | linux in a flashlight huh? |
| so_ | rado__, a fleshlight actually, much more disturbing a poor quality troll at best |
| rado__ | lol I have no clue wtf that is is that some kinda sex deal? |
| so_ | rado__, yes, yes it is |
| rado__ | you gotta be shitting me! oh Lord....what's next! |
| so_ | anyways, you won't be installing linux on it, it's just a hunk of plastic and latex |
| rado__ | I just put a new skylite in...came out nice but the neighbors upstairs are really pissed! wow on fleshlight well looking at the name....ya it all fits...dikdik so_, kk you have good nite k? |
| bobnn | rado__ - lol on the skylite |
| rado__ | uh huh crosseyed....to the bed...nite |
| so_ | night |
| Fullmetal-Mavez | sup |
| gumleef | I've been experiencing some random freezing with Centos 5beta x86_64 after the box is left on for a few hours. I don't really know how to diagnose this at all apart from looking though /var/log there's nothing unusual in /var/log/messages, but /var/log/faillog is massive in size -rw------- 1 root root 137438953440 Mar 30 2006 faillog can someone tell me what process writes to this file - i see no entry in syslog.conf (i realise that faillog is probably unrelated to my crashes otherwise i'd see the timestamp closer to the current date) the faillog file is larger than the size of the partition its on. what does this indicate? any attempts to look at it dont work, e.g. tail /var/log/faillog just hangs the process |
| bleeter | man faillog |
| gumleef | ok thanks, but running faillog just hangs the process too |
| bleeter | if faillog is filling /var partition, i wouldn't be suprised if the system is 'randomly' crashing out you might want to try, in single user mode, using the faillog switch to reset the log just a guess though, you prolly mnore importantly want to work out why it's got so big |
| gumleef | i have only one partition - everything on / and its not full so the faillog file is crazy in size and, what, a sparse file? i don't want to remove it until i can read some of it well, 'faillog -r' hangs too so I've just deleted the file what writes to the file anyway? the getty? how does one diagnose a random freeze? its happened about 5 times now, so its reproducable |
| Aquavette2k1 | Anyone awake this morning? |