**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Jun 21 03:00:04 2009 Jun 21 03:01:06 anyone have a package or something to show temp and other stats on a web page? Jun 21 03:05:54 burn_: Use a script Jun 21 03:06:33 There also might be some server status stuff on sourceforge.net Jun 21 03:07:08 I was hoping for something like apt-get install server-stats ;-) Jun 21 03:09:37 Na, use scripts to pull information from /proc Jun 21 03:20:28 burn_: It is very simple to make a small php script that executes a command to return a statistic. For cpu temp it could be as simple as Jun 21 03:20:53 All you have to go is google for a section of BASH script that you could execute with PHP. Jun 21 03:21:28 the example I showed requires the lmsensors package to be installed (might already be installed). Jun 21 03:23:13 I am quite a noob, so I am still stumbling my way around. I am think I need to find the location for where apache is keeping the www files first Jun 21 03:23:30 probably in /var/www/ Jun 21 03:23:51 the configuration file will tell you where. /etc/apache/apache.conf Jun 21 03:24:03 I do have lmsensors though Jun 21 03:24:12 or depending on your distro it could be under /etc/httpd/conf.d/httpd.conf Jun 21 03:29:10 Do you use nano? If you are new to Linux I would suggest using nano because it is much easier than vi for newbs. Jun 21 03:35:34 burn_, apt-get install phpsysinfo Jun 21 03:37:14 thanks scientes and DDevine Jun 21 03:40:18 scientes: phpsysinfo? Never heard of it. Jun 21 03:40:54 you have to have a fcgi web server Jun 21 03:42:21 scientes: I run nginx + fastcgi Jun 21 03:42:38 what do use use to spawn fcgi? Jun 21 03:42:49 That's a cool app. I'll remember it - I'll probably use it very soon :) Jun 21 03:43:36 spawn-fcgi in a startup script on debian. Jun 21 03:43:53 I'll be running it on my centOS web server very soon. Jun 21 03:44:45 I'm totally redoing my webserver. It will be a huge relief once it is done. Jun 21 18:07:09 does the sheevaplug have a hardware rng, my entropy values are very low most of the time Jun 21 18:09:36 i think i saw something about it, lemme check Jun 21 18:11:43 hmm it has crypto and xor accelerators but i don't see an rng... Jun 21 18:14:12 I was unsure whether this was a part of the crypto capabilities Jun 21 18:14:38 don't see it Jun 21 18:14:44 just encryption/decryption Jun 21 18:15:25 well, looks like pci express has a pseudo-random bit generator for testing :) Jun 21 18:17:09 ;), thanks anyway Jun 21 18:29:00 i don't think you want to use a prng (even if it's a hardware prng) for key material :) Jun 21 18:39:00 no I'd rather not, but there's no audio port (for example) to generate 'high quality' random data, though I could use an usb-audio solution, but then I'd need a usb-hub to hookup my usb-hd, etc etc Jun 21 18:58:32 I was just stuck with copying all the keys needed from my desktop box which has loads of entrophy Jun 21 18:58:45 generating a GPG keypair would not finish on the plug ;) Jun 21 22:31:41 hi :) Jun 21 22:32:24 good to see an irc-room for the plugcomputer thing :) Jun 21 22:33:35 I want to flash recently in germany arrived sheevaplug with gentoo ...but I dont get it. I also want to use ubifs ...even this doesnt work :( Jun 21 22:37:42 could someone tell me why I get a message "ubimkvol: error!: "/dev/ubi2" is not an UBI device node" after doing "ubiformat /dev/mtd2 -s 512" and "ubiattach /dev/ubi_ctrl -n 2 -m 2"? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Jun 22 02:59:57 2009