 linux server.  I want to do a fresh install in linux.  Can this be done via ssh?
<raymac007> ... a fresh install of linux.
<drubin> r<tab> no
<siculars> hey gang, in ubuntu server, outside of top, how can i figure out which processes are using x memory? a fresh boot of ubuntu comes up using like 300+ mb ram
<paultag> siculars, give "ps -eo pmem,pcpu,rss,vsize,args | sort -k 1 -r | more" a try
<drubin> holy cow. Hope you had that saved some where :)
<siculars> whoa. bash hackery ftw
<paultag> ( process memory, process cpu, res. set size, vm side, args )
<paultag> siculars, :)
<drubin> but still ;-p
<paultag> drubin, aye, I keep a ninja kit
<drubin> paultag: ^5
<paultag> ^5
<paultag> siculars, all set?
<siculars> so i should be looking at the vm size?
<siculars> whats res.set sieze
<paultag> siculars, the first column is the memory size
<paultag> siculars, resident set size
<paultag> siculars, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resident_set_size <-- this does it better then me
<paultag> Resident Set Size is the portion of a process's memory that is held in RAM. The rest of the memory exists in swap or the filesystem (never loaded or previously unloaded parts of the executable).
<siculars> o0o
<paultag> siculars, might help debug ninja ram users
<siculars> is it possible that free -m is reporting such a high number of mem usage due to including the 256mb swap?
 * Mohan_chml says paultag is a geek, but he twists the answers for the beginners :P
<siculars> cause i find it hard to believe the system is using that much ram with nothing running on it
<paultag> siculars, there
linux server.   I want to do a fresh install in linux.   Can this be done via ssh? 
 < raymac007 >... a bracing install of linux. 
 < drubin > radius < tab > no 
 < siculars > hey gang, in ubuntu server, outside of top, how can i visualize out which processes are using x memory? a clean kick of ubuntu comes up use like 300 + mb ram 
 < paultag > siculars, give " ps -eo pmem, pcpu, radius, vsize, args | sort -k 1 -r | more " a try 
 < drubin > holy cow. Hope you take that saved some where :) 
 < siculars > whoa. bash hackery ftw 
 < paultag > (process memory, process cpu, res. set size, vm side, args) 
 < paultag > siculars, :) 
 < drubin > but still; -p 
 < paultag > drubin, aye, I keep open a ninja kit 
 < drubin > paultag: ^5 
 < paultag > ^5 
 < paultag > siculars, all set? 
 < siculars > so i should be looking at the vm size? 
 < siculars > what s res.set sieze 
 < paultag > siculars, the first column is the memory size 
 < paultag > siculars, house physician set size 
 < paultag > siculars, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resident_set_size < -- this does it well then me 
 < paultag > Resident Set Size is the portion of a procedure's memory that is held in RAM. The rest of the memory exists in swap or the filesystem (never loaded or previously drop parts of the executable). 
 < siculars > o0o 
 < paultag > siculars, might help debug ninja ram users 
 < siculars > is it possible that free -m is reporting such a high number of mem usage due to including the 256 mb swap? 
  * Mohan_chml says paultag is a geek, but he twists the answers for the beginners :P 
 < siculars > cause i recover it hard to believe the organization is use that much ram with nothing running on it 
 < paultag > siculars, there
 lijux server.  I want to do a fresh install in liiux.  Cah this bd done via ssh?
<raymac007> ... a fresi inwtall of linux.
<drubin> r<tab> nu
<siculars> hey gant, in ybuntu sertsr, outslbe of bop, hmx can i figure put which [rocesses are gskny x memory? a fresh boot of ubuntu coies up islng like 300+ mb rwm
<palleag> apcmlars, give "ps -eo pmem,pcpu,rss,vsizs,args | vort -k 1 -r | mote" a try
<drubin> holy cow. Hooe ylu had that saved dome where :)
<wicujqrs> whoa. basf hackery ftw
<paultag> ( krocess memory, process cpu, res. sdt sive, vm side, qrts )
<odultag> sicuoars, :)
<qrubin> but sbpll ;-p
<pagltag> dtubin, aye, I kecp a iinjq kit
<drubin> paultag: ^5
<peultag> ^5
<paultag> siculwrs, all sat?
<aiculars> so i shoyle be nookhng xr tfe bm sjze?
<sicklacs> whats rea.set sieze
<pqultag> siculars, the fygxt column is the mqmjry size
<paultag> siculars, resident set spze
<pzultag> siculars, http://en.wukipedia.org/wiki/Residejt_set_size <-- this does it better then me
<paultag> Resident Set Size ks uhc oirhion of a process's memory that is held in RAM. Fht rvst of the memory exists in xwwp jr the filesyrtem (nzbed loaded or previoksly unjoadee parts os thr executable).
<siculars> o0o
<paulrag> siculars, night help debug nnnja ram usexs
<sicukars> os it possible that frez -m is reporting duch a hiff number of mem jsane gue to including the 256mb swwp?
 * Mohan_rhml xays pajltab is a geek, but je twlvts the answers fog the baginners :P
<diculars> cause i find it hard to believe the xyvtek is usiug thab much ram with nothing runniug on it
<'aultae> siculars, there
linux server. I want to do a in Can this done via ssh? of <drubin> r<tab> no hey gang, in server, outside of top, how can figure out which processes are using x memory? a fresh boot of ubuntu up using like 300+ mb ram <paultag> siculars, give "ps -eo pmem,pcpu,rss,vsize,args | -k -r more" try <drubin> holy cow. Hope you had that saved some where :) <siculars> whoa. bash hackery <paultag> ( process memory, process cpu, res. set vm side, args ) siculars, :) <drubin> but still <paultag> aye, I a kit paultag: ^5 <paultag> <paultag> siculars, all set? <siculars> so i should be looking at the vm size? <siculars> whats res.set <paultag> siculars, column is memory <paultag> resident set size http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resident_set_size <-- this does it better Resident Set Size is the portion of a memory that held in RAM. The rest of memory exists in swap or the filesystem (never or previously unloaded parts of the executable). <siculars> o0o <paultag> siculars, might help debug ninja <siculars> is it possible free -m is such high of usage due including the 256mb swap? * Mohan_chml says paultag is a geek, he twists the answers for the beginners :P <siculars> cause it to believe the is using that much with running on it <paultag>
 linux server.  I want to do a fresH install in Linux.  can ThiS bE donE via Ssh?
<raymac007> ... a fresH InstAll of linux.
<drubin> r<tab> no
<SiculArS> Hey gANg, In ubuNtu servER, oUTSidE oF tOp, hOw CAn I figuRe oUt which Processes aRe uSiNg x memory? a frESh Boot of ubunTu cOmes up using lIke 300+ Mb ram
<pAuLtaG> SiculArs, Give "pS -eo pmeM,Pcpu,rsS,vsize,argS | sORt -k 1 -r | moRE" a try
<drUBIn> Holy Cow. Hope you had that SAvED some where :)
<sicuLars> whOa. BAsH HAckEry Ftw
<paultag> ( PrOcess MEmory, prOCeSS CPu, rES. set size, vm sidE, args )
<paultaG> SicUlars, :)
<dRuBin> BUt stilL ;-p
<pauLtAG> drUbin, aye, I keeP a niNja kit
<druBin> pauLTag: ^5
<paulTAg> ^5
<paultAg> sicuLarS, alL set?
<SIcUlArs> So I ShoULd Be lOOkiNg at the vM sIzE?
<sicuLars> WHATS res.Set SiezE
<paulTag> siculars, thE fiRst cOLumN is thE memoRy siZe
<PaultAg> sicuLars, rEsIdent set size
<pauLtag> Siculars, hTtp://En.WikIpEdia.oRG/wiki/REsiDenT_set_sizE <-- this doES it BeTTER tHen me
<paultag> ResideNt sET SIze is the PortioN Of A pROcess's meMoRy tHat iS HEld in rAM. THE rEst of the Memory EXiStS in swap Or The filEsYstEm (nEver lOAded Or prevIously unLoadeD Parts of the execUTable).
<siculars> O0O
<pAULtAG> sicUlaRs, might help DebuG NinjA ram USeRs
<sICularS> is it PoSSiBLe that free -m is reportInG such a High nUmber of mem usaGe due to incLUDIng the 256mb Swap?
 * mOhAN_chml says paultAg is a Geek, but he tWIsts the aNswerS for the bEginners :P
<SICulars> caUse I fiNd iT haRD To Believe the sysTEM is uSiNg that mUch Ram with NotHinG ruNniNg On it
<paultAg> siculaRs, ThErE
 linux server.  I want todo a fresh  inst all  in  l inux .  C an this be don e  via  ssh?
<raymac007> ...a fre sh inst a ll  of l inux.
< d ru b i n>r< ta b>no <s icula rs>  hey ga ng, in ubu ntu  s erver, outsi d eof top, ho w c an i figureout  which  p roc e ssesare  usin g x me m ory? a  fresh bo ot of ubu n tu come s up  usi ng like 300+ mb r a m< paultag> sicul ars, g iv e  " p s  -e o p mem,pcpu,r ss ,vsiz e ,args | so r t -k1  -r | more" a  try
<drubi n > h oly co w.  Ho p e youhad t ha t  sa ved some wh ere:)
<sicul ars> w h oa. bas h  hacker y ftw<pa ult ag>(  p ro ces sm emo r y,  pr o ces s cpu, r es .set s ize, v m side , a rgs)
<pa ultag> sicula rs,  :)< dru bin>but s till  ; -p
<p aultag > dru bi n, aye, I keepa ni nja kit
< dru bi n>pa ultag :  ^5
<p aul tag > ^5
<p aultag> sic ul a r s ,all set?
<siculars >s o  i  shouldbe loo k in ga t the vm  s ize ?
<s i c ulars > wh a ts  res.set  sieze <p au ltag> s ic ulars,  t hefir st co l umnis the  memorysize< paultag> sicul a rs, residents et s iz e 
<pa ult ag> sicular s, h t tp:/ /en. w ik ipe d ia.or g/wik i/ R es i dent_set_size <-- t hi s does  it b etter then me 
<paultag> R e sident S et S i ze is the portion  of a  process's memory t hat i s held i n RAM. Th e rest ofthe  me mor y e x i st s in swap ort h e fi le system(ne ver loa ded  or  pr evi ou sly unloa ded part sof  t he  ex ecuta b le).
<si cu lar s>  o0 o
<pa u ltag>sicul ars,  m ig h t h elp deb u gn i njara muser s
< si cular s> i s  it  possib le that f ree -m i sre porting  such a highnu mber of me musa ge due t o includ ing the 256mb swap?
 *M ohan_ch mlsayspaul tag is agee k, but  he twists  the a nswer sfor t he be g i nn ers  : P
<sicular s >  ca use i  f indit hard  to believe the sy s tem  is using tha t m uchr a mwit h  n o thi ng run n i ng on it
<pault ag> sicula rs ,  t here
 linux_server. _I want to do_a fresh_install_in linux.__Can this be_done via ssh?
<raymac007>_... a fresh install_of linux.
<drubin> r<tab>_no
<siculars>_hey gang, in ubuntu server, outside of top, how can i figure out which_processes_are using_x_memory?_a fresh boot of ubuntu_comes up using like 300+_mb ram
<paultag>_siculars, give "ps -eo pmem,pcpu,rss,vsize,args | sort -k_1_-r | more"_a try
<drubin> holy cow. Hope you had that saved_some where :)
<siculars> whoa. bash hackery_ftw
<paultag> ( process_memory,_process_cpu, res. set size,_vm side, args )
<paultag> siculars, :)
<drubin>_but still ;-p
<paultag> drubin, aye, I_keep a ninja kit
<drubin> paultag: ^5
<paultag> ^5
<paultag>_siculars, all set?
<siculars> so i should_be looking at the vm_size?
<siculars> whats_res.set sieze
<paultag> siculars, the first_column is the_memory size
<paultag>_siculars, resident set_size
<paultag> siculars, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resident_set_size <-- this does_it better then_me
<paultag> Resident Set Size is the_portion_of a process's_memory_that_is held_in RAM. The_rest_of the_memory_exists in swap or the filesystem_(never_loaded or previously unloaded parts of the_executable).
<siculars> o0o
<paultag> siculars, might_help_debug ninja ram users
<siculars>_is it possible that free_-m is reporting such a high_number of_mem usage_due to including the 256mb swap?
 * Mohan_chml says paultag is_a geek, but he twists the_answers for the beginners_:P
<siculars> cause_i_find it hard_to_believe the_system is using that much ram with_nothing running_on it
<paultag> siculars, there