A reminder;

Tonight is iRail npo’s first General Meeting.

=> At Tour & Taxis - 19h00

All info here and here.

Hope to see you there ! :)

Because I couldn’t find any that worked.

(Dark blue: incoming queries, light blue: outgoing/recursive lookups)

mrtg.cfg sample:

# Bind
Title[bind]: Bind Queries
Target[bind]: `/etc/mrtg/bind-stats.sh`
PageTop[bind]: <H1> Bind queries per minute on vm1 </H1>
Options[bind]: growright,pngdate,nobanner,gauge,nopercent,noinfo
MaxBytes[bind]: 50000
Ylegend[bind]: Queries/min
ShortLegend[bind]:  queries/min
LegendO[bind]: Incoming Bind queries per minute
LegendI[bind]: Outcoing Bind queries per minute
Legend2[bind]: Incoming Bind queries per minute
Legend1[bind]: Outcoing Bind queries per minute

bind-stats.sh:

#!/bin/bash
# Bind MRTG stats
# by Yeri Tiete (Tuinslak) - 10/02/2011
# https://yeri.be
#
# mrtg.cfg sample:
################################################################################
#	#
#	# Bind
#	#
#	Title[bind]: Bind Queries
#	Target[bind]: `/etc/mrtg/bind-stats.sh`
#	PageTop[bind]: <H1> Bind queries per minute on vm1 </H1>
#	Options[bind]: growright,pngdate,nobanner,gauge,nopercent,noinfo
#	MaxBytes[bind]: 50000
#	Ylegend[bind]: Queries/min
#	ShortLegend[bind]:  queries/min
#	LegendO[bind]: Incoming Bind queries per minute
#	LegendI[bind]: Outcoing Bind queries per minute
#	Legend2[bind]: Incoming Bind queries per minute
#	Legend1[bind]: Outcoing Bind queries per minute
################################################################################
file path of named.stats
FILE=/var/log/named.stats
TMPFILE=/tmp/__dnsstats.txt

After updating my server from testing to Squeeze it suddenly crashed after running a high CPU % perl script.

Being unresponsive I reset the machine to reboot it.

After booting up and testing websites running on it I came along an odd PHP error;

Call to undefined function http_post_data()

Probably due to PHP updates from Lenny/testing to Squeeze.

I talked about MRTG stats for Squid in the past but apparently forgot to include the .mib file.

So, here it is. Download this file and put it in /usr/share/squid/mib.txt.

I don’t quite remember where I found that mib file. Probably included with Squid on Gentoo or the world wide web… But I couldn’t find it on Debian, so here it is. And be sure to add these lines to your Squid config:

Because there are too many brain-dead commercials around... At least VW is being funny and playful. Getting the child out in you :)

I'm sure we all desperately tried to use the force to move objects... ;)

Just awesome! Perfect song to start the day :D

Quite interesting. Looks like Belgium isn't the only one doing it the complicated way. ;)