/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2006/02/25/#ubuntu-server.txt

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YogSothothHi!02:15
YogSothothI'm in love with my Ubuntu laptop and I'm wondering if I will switch to Ubuntu Server instead of Debian for my next web server. I know this not a question to ask, but maybe someone had the experience of running both as web server so: what is best?02:17
FlannelKingYogSothoth, I'm hardly an authority, but I believe the administration of each is rather similar02:21
YogSothothI though Ubuntu is maybe a bit more up to date for kernels and hardware, and a bit more easy to maintain up to date. But I though Debian is more robust and securised. But this is only "prejugs" (what's the English word for this?)02:24
FlannelKingWhich debian are you running?02:29
YogSothothgood question02:30
YogSothothold test one02:30
YogSothothLinux servone.azuria-servers.net 2.4.28-azuria-g1 #4 SMP Sat Dec 11 14:48:59 CET 2004 i686 GNU/Linux02:31
YogSothothif it speaks to you :)02:31
FlannelKingdebian sarge? or uh, um, was woody before that?02:31
FlannelKingand, you running apache or apache2?02:31
FlannelKingsarge and Hoary (current ubuntu) were based from the same package base02:32
FlannelKingas far as I know02:32
FlannelKingof course, ubuntu has its own changes, but originally I believe ubuntu mirrored sarge for this past release02:33
YogSothothApache2 but on the move to Lighttpd (+Rails+PostegreSQL)02:33
YogSothothHoary (current ubuntu) > isn't that Breezy?02:33
YogSothothIn fact the only think that I fear is that I could face the same issues I have to run Lighttpd+Rails from my Ubuntu laptop02:35
YogSothoth*thing02:35
YogSothothit's a pain to install02:35
YogSothothwith FastCGI02:36
LordHunter317The only real concern presently with running Ubuntu over debian is security support.02:54
LordHunter317Ubuntu packages in universe aren't supported.02:54
LordHunter317for anyhting that's not LAMP or pythong, that generally means you're not /assured/ security updates.02:54
LordHunter317OTOH, Debian didn't have a security team for most of last year, so...02:55
LordHunter317http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/seeds/ubuntu-server-dapper/server there's a list of what will be in main in dapper that's in universe now.02:55
Psi-JackHmmm.03:05
Psi-Jackacpi=off in the kernel options should turn off the kernel's ACPI stuff, yes?03:05
LordHunter317yes.03:06
Psi-JackOkay, how would I disable the fbcons? Don't need those on my servers.03:06
Psi-Jackvga=off?03:07
LordHunter317yes.03:07
LordHunter317that being said, i don't know what that'll do to bootsplash.03:08
Psi-JackThen to remove the usplash, just take out the whole quiet and splash?03:08
LordHunter317splash should be sufficent.03:08
LordHunter317though quiet does control verbosity during startup.03:08
Psi-JackYeah, the fb stuff doesn't even work /prior/ to installation, anyway. Possibly because that particular system had troubles installing to begin with, probably didn't even get the splash installed. heh03:09
LordHunter317ahh.03:09
Psi-JackCD-ROM drive barely let me install. I had to use it in expert mode to use the internet to fetch packages it wouldn't read off the CD>03:09
LordHunter317sounds like a bad cd.03:09
Psi-JackBad ROM drive, actually.03:10
Psi-JackThe CD worked on 5 other systems. :)03:10
LordHunter317well, one or the other.03:10
Psi-JackI'm basically dist-upgrading to dapper on my two test servers. :)03:11
Psi-JackAnd.. Wow. It failed.. :/03:11
LordHunter317have to be really careful with those.03:11
LordHunter317especially for dapper, which is like trying to land on a moving pin head.03:11
Psi-Jackhehe03:11
Psi-JackIt failed on coreutils.03:11
LordHunter317oww.03:12
Psi-JackRemoving `local diversion of /usr/share/man/man1/md5sum.textutils.1.gz to /usr/share/man/man1/md5sum.1.gz'03:12
Psi-Jackdpkg-divert: rename involves overwriting `/usr/share/man/man1/md5sum.textutils.1.gz' with03:12
infinityFlannelKing: Ubuntu is always based on Debian unstable.  The fact that Sarge and Hoary occasionally have similar package versions is only because they released around the same time, not because hoary was based on sarge (it wasn't)03:17
FlannelKinginfinity, I thought we took the sarge source on the sarge release for Breezy?03:23
FlannelKingI suppose I was mistaken03:23
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Psi-JackHmmm.05:30
Psi-JackWhere's the libsasl2-modules-ldap? :/05:30
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virogenesishi09:14
virogenesisdoes anyone happen to have a apache2 httpd.conf mine seems to be trashed :(09:17
virogenesisnever mind i know where i can get one09:20
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YogSothothLordHunter317, Hi thanks for your answer. I just had a look to the list and did not saw Lighttpd/Rails. Does that mean that if I use Ubuntu Server, I will not be garanteed to obtain security updates for these packages?10:39
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fabbioneneuralis: ping?03:06
YogSothothpong03:08
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E0xhello05:43
E0xfor a proper webserver what packages i need install ?05:43
spikewhat's a proper webserver?05:45
E0xnevermind06:20
Psi-Jack"proper" webserver? heh08:55
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gusawebhello !10:10
gusawebanyone who has experienced problems with telned on breezy?10:12
LordHunter317i suspect very few peopel run telnetd anymore.10:14
LordHunter317but what sort of issues.10:14
gusawebin fact I have to use it only for my courses10:14
LordHunter317you have ot run a telnet /server/ for your courses?10:14
gusawebyes10:15
LordHunter317well, what sort of problems are you seeing?10:15
gusawebthis line in /etc/inetd.conf doesn't work :10:16
gusawebtelnet              stream  tcp     nowait  telnetd.telnetd /usr/sbin/tcpd  /usr/sbin/in.telnetd10:16
gusawebI have to put root, or telnetd10:17
gusawebinstaed of telned.telned10:17
LordHunter317is there a telnetd group?10:18
LordHunter317my guess is no.10:18
gusawebI don't understand why10:18
LordHunter317because most daemons don't have matching groups.10:18
gusawebyes and a telnetd group too10:18
gusawebuser I mean10:18
LordHunter317wait, now I'm confused (and was wrong about hte group thing, no matter)10:19
gusaweb(I am sorry, my english is poor, I am french...)10:19
LordHunter317is there a user or not?10:19
LordHunter317if you specifc user.group, both must exist.10:19
gusawebthere is a user there is a group10:20
LordHunter317and the telnetd user belongs to the same group?10:20
gusawebroot@megawatt:~# cat /etc/group | grep telnetd10:21
gusawebutmp:x:43:telnetd10:21
gusawebtelnetd:x:119:10:21
gusawebroot@megawatt:~# cat /etc/passwd | grep telnetd10:21
gusawebtelnetd:x:119:119::/nonexistent:/bin/false10:21
LordHunter317if the primary group is telnetd, there's no need to specify it to inetd.10:21
gusawebthe group and user were created when installing the package10:23
gusawebwhen I run /etc/init.d/inetutils-inetd start10:24
gusawebi have the following line in dameon.log :10:24
gusawebtelnet/tcp: No such user 'telnetd.telnetd', service ignored10:25
LordHunter317oh, you're using the inetutils one?10:25
LordHunter317i don't know if it supports groups.10:25
gusawebyes10:25
LordHunter317i always use the netkit one.10:25
gusawebok I am going to try10:26
gusawebok you solved my problem LordHunter31710:28
gusawebit works10:28
gusawebthank you very much10:29
LordHunter317np10:29
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monkey-leadehi10:30
monkey-leadeneed help with rndc/ddns10:31
monkey-leadei get "rndc: connect failed: connection refused10:31
fabbionemonkey-leade: -> #ubuntu10:32
neuralisfabbione: pong10:32
fabbioneneuralis: hey.. just see my email about ganglia10:33
monkey-leadeim in that room too but no1 answers10:33
neuralisfabbione: yep, saw it. basically, i don't care *that* much if new ganglia doesn't make it into dapper (although ante said he'd have new packages ready today), but it'd be nice to have.10:33
neuralisfabbione: so if the new packages are good, great, if not, we can just drop it. you're already too busy.10:33
fabbioneneuralis: ok :)10:33
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Pygineuralis: is ante better after all that? :-P10:34
neuralisPygi: hm?10:35
Pygithat snowboard thingy :-P10:35
Pygineuralis: do you know what am I talking about? :)10:37
gusawebbye10:40
neuralisPygi: ah, yes. i haven't asked him about it in a while.10:42
Pygineuralis: he'll get better eventually :)10:46
Pygifabbione: ping, does anything else needs testing/attendance for now?10:48
fabbionePygi: everything..10:49
fabbionethe -server kernels are not on CD yet10:49
fabbioneit will be a very good idea for everybody to test them10:49
fabbioneeven on your workstation10:49
fabbionethe performance hit is minimal imho10:49
fabbione(modulo binary drivers)10:49
Pygihm, I have a server where I believe I could test them...what exactly needs testing? stability? also, where can I find that kernels?10:50
fabbionePygi: stability yes10:53
fabbionethey are in dapper10:53
fabbionelike everything else10:53
Pygiyes, that is understood :) repository? main I suppose?10:53
fabbioneyes of course10:54
Pygikk, I already have that daily server build running on that server, so I guess a server kernel won't heart10:54
PygiShould I post to list to encourage people to test the server kernels?10:55
fabbioneyes please10:58
fabbionethat would be lovely10:58
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Pygikk, me go do that right away10:59
Pygifabbione: done :)11:21
sebestis there some work going on toward a web admin tool?11:27
sebestis it a goal of the ubuntu-server project?11:27
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Pygisebest: There is a project for a web admin tool that is meant to *replace* or *be better then webmin* but it is not part of ubuntu-server project11:29
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sebestPygi: what is it? ebox?11:30
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Pygisebest: I g2g take a look...sec pls11:31
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Pygisebest: seems like a team was started with only 2 people in it, but don't know if they did anything...11:39
sebestPygi you found the websote11:40
sebestsite11:40
PygiI found the team in launchpad11:40
Pygithose two folks wanted to use Ajax to build it 'cause they didn't liked webmin, and they were developing some part of webmin before I think11:41
sebestthe project was based on webmin?11:41
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Pygino, they didn't liked the webmin11:42
PygiI said that they were developing a webmin before :P11:42
sebestPygi: i thought it was http://ebox-platform.com/11:44
Pygiwhat does ebox have to do with ubuntu? :-/11:45
sebestebox, nothing, but it's a nice web admin11:46
Pygihehe :)11:48
Pygiwell, if you think you can, you can provide a package of it11:48
sebesti first wanted to know if there was some kind of "official" statment on the "web admin" topic for ubuntu server11:49
Pygiwell, I belive that no web admin tool will hit the "Main" for now, meaning it won't be on the CD11:51
sebestpygi: btw it seems that they already provide debian packages11:51
Pygiand no, Ubuntu doesn't have a "dedicated" or "official" or "suggested" web admin tool to use11:51
Pygiyou can use whatever it fits11:51
sebestPygi: i m interested in the long term solution11:51
Pygisebest: If I am not mistaken, ubuntu package are a lill' bit different from debian ones, altought debian ones can be installed, but not recommended11:52
sebestpersonnaly i don't need a web admin11:52
sebestPygi: i just meant that if there is already package for debian, it wouldn't be too hard to make some for ubuntu11:52
Pygihm, yes,true, but if you can't package it for urself, I suppose you could suggest it to MOTU's to package it...11:53
sebesti'm not especially interested in ebox, i'm interested in ubunu server for SMB11:54
PygiI believe kernels are available for dapper in Main repository11:55
Pygifabbione, please correct me if I am wrong11:55
sebestby smb i mean small and medium business11:57
Pygiisn't it sbs then ? :)11:58
Pygibut that's just the small one :P11:58
Pygianyway, maybe get in touch with this team? https://launchpad.net/people/ubuntu-sbs11:59
Pygiand what in general are you interested in?11:59
sebestin general i'm interested in easing things :)11:59
sebestthat's why i work on avahi12:00
Pygi:)12:00
Pygiaha :)12:01
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Pygiwhat's the current status of it?12:02
sebestit's stable (functionnaly and API/ABI)12:02
Pygiah, k :)12:03
Pygiwhat language is it written in?12:03
sebestonly wide-area publishing is missing : publishing in an unicast dns server12:03

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