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setuidinfinity: Why no manpage for usplash?05:10
setuidtsk tsk!05:10
setuidAnd some wacky README about BOGL, but not usplash05:11
setuidoh, n/m... but the missing manpage is kind of a buggefr05:12
setuider, bugger05:12
lh317i think I'm of the mind bootup should be so fast tehre is no need for a splash screen ;)05:13
lh317and on a server, why does it even have a monitor? ;)05:14
setuidI was just poking at it05:14
setuidit doesn't do anything anyway05:14
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bintutis ubuntu already good as production server?07:18
lh317define "good"07:35
lh317and "production"07:35
bintutmail server.. stable for production.. supported by community especially on security fixes..07:36
fabbioneyes07:38
lh317well, the latter is questionable, as you have to run universe, adn universe isn't 'offically supported'07:38
bintutfabbione: you mean, ubuntu is already much like debian for its support?07:39
lh317if you need an actual contracted support for security, you're stuck with RHEL or SUEL pretty much.07:39
fabbionelh317: wrong07:39
lh317sine when have they reversed their universe policy?07:39
fabbionebintut: we do provide security updates for everything that is in main07:39
fabbionebintut: and that's for free07:40
fabbionebintut: time is about 18 months for breezy and 5 years for dapper07:40
fabbionebintut: if you need way more than that, i suggest you discuss a possible support contract with canonical07:40
fabbionelh317: no changes in that direction07:40
lh317fabbione: then what I said is true.07:41
lh317you have to run universe, unless all you want is just postfix or exim.07:41
fabbione<lh317> if you need an actual contracted support for security, you're stuck with RHEL or SUEL pretty much.07:41
fabbionethis is wrong07:41
fabbionebecause Canonical do offer contracted support07:41
lh317fabbione: for universe?07:41
fabbioneand security for main has been always free07:41
fabbionelh317: if you need support for universe you can get it if you pay07:41
lh317curiosity, link?07:41
fabbionebut that's something you need to agree with Canonical07:41
bintutfabbione: i'm about to setup a server.. i can actually support my server but not the security fixes07:42
fabbionewww.canonical.com ?07:42
lh317link to pay support contracts for universe?07:42
bintutbrb.. i have a phone call07:42
fabbionebintut: if your server is made only by pkgs in main, you get security for free07:42
bintutfabbione: i'll talk to you later..07:42
fabbionelh317: that's something you discuss on a per contract base07:42
bintutfabbione: yeah..07:42
lh317fabbione: which means if you're not willing to deal, you're stuck.  I'll amend then, if you need OOB support, you're stuck with RHEL or SUEL.07:43
fabbionelh317: ok.. let's put it in another way since you don't understand...07:44
lh317can I buy a ubuntu cd and get unvierse support OOB?07:44
fabbionethere are no ubuntu cd you can buy07:44
lh317No.  Therefore, if you need out of box security contract for the full offering, you arent running Ubuntu.07:44
fabbioneubuntu is free07:44
lh317i didn't literally mean buy a cd.07:45
fabbionejeee you are so way out of your mind07:45
lh317i can't get a universe support contract without negoiating.07:45
lh317I can go to redhat.com and buy a contract with jsut a credit card and a mouse click.07:45
fabbioneno because that would utterly expensive07:45
lh317that is a big deal for some groups.07:45
fabbionehow many packages are in rh?07:45
fabbionehow many in universe?07:45
fabbionemake a comparison07:46
fabbionethan07:46
fabbionethen07:46
fabbionethink this way07:46
fabbioneyou have all main for freee07:46
lh317fabbione: compared main to rhel, especially for a server.07:46
fabbionethat's about dunno.. 4400 binary pkgs?07:46
fabbioneif you need one or two pkgs from universe you pay only for those07:46
fabbioneinstead of paying BIGFAT amount for stuff you don't even need to care about07:46
fabbionebut of course..07:47
fabbioneif you want to pay for everything you don't need.. go redhat07:47
lh317... you obviously missed the whole OOB part.07:47
lh317if I'm installing a box for a customer, negoiating a support contract for a single box is out of the question.07:47
lh317they won't do it, adn I can't act for them.07:48
lh317of course, tbf, RHEL is a double-edged sword anyway.  they have a package that can do what you want.  But it isn't the package you want or the version you want.07:49
bintutfabbione: in that case, if i'll use dapper now as a server, the packages i fethed from the universe will not be updated to the latest security fixes?07:50
fabbioneas i said many other times.. you choose what fits you best :)07:50
fabbionebintut: universe is not supported by default. so no.07:50
fabbionebintut: if you need support for universe you want to talk with Canonical07:50
fabbionebintut: also.. take into account that Dapper is still in development07:51
bintutfabbione: who provide the packages for universe?  is it canonical or the community?07:51
fabbionebintut: community07:51
bintutfabbione: yeah, i know that dapper is in dev stage07:51
fabbionebintut: but if you need support for them, Canonical will provide them for you07:51
fabbionebintut: you get the idea.. i guess07:52
bintutfabbione: are you connected with canonical?07:52
fabbionebintut: yes. i have been working for canonical since the beginning of light07:52
bintutfabbione: cool!  :)07:52
fabbionebintut: but i am not the person you want to talk about contracts or support.. really07:53
fabbionebintut: there is an email address on canonical.com07:53
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bintutfabbione: i'll ask you personally and hopefully you won't be biased: do you think that the community that provides the packages in the universe will provide their own security updates for dapper later on?07:54
fabbionebintut: i can tell from experience that it happens sporadicaly07:54
fabbionebut not on a regular base07:54
fabbionei mean i do use universe packages myself07:55
fabbionebut i know that i can't rely on them on supersecure servers07:56
bintutfabbione: is there additional patches that are being applied when packaging software in the universe?07:56
fabbionehttp://www.ubuntu.com/support07:56
bintutfabbione: yeah07:56
fabbionebintut: probably.. that depends from package to package07:56
fabbionethere are about 11000 pkgs in universe.. i somehow lack the time to look at all of them :07:56
bintutfabbione: how will i know the server packages that will be included in the main source for dapper?07:57
fabbionethere is a FAQ for that..07:57
fabbionelet me find the link07:57
bintutfabbione: yes, please..07:57
fabbionei am not a big www/wiki lover07:57
lh317http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/seeds/ubuntu-server-dapper/server07:57
fabbionethat one07:57
lh317is what I had, dunno if it's the most update source or not.07:57
fabbionethanks lh31707:57
fabbioneit is07:57
lh317they still need to seriously beef their mail server package sets.07:58
fabbionelh317: did you file wishlist bugs?07:58
fabbioneor do you expect people to read your mind?07:58
fabbione(on the note: that list will be considered final only 15 days from release)07:59
fabbione(more or lesS)07:59
lh317no, I haven't, but it should be obvious that SA, one of amavais or mailscanner, etc ought to be included.07:59
fabbionethat's exactly where community should be08:00
fabbionethere is no such thing as obvious08:00
lh317...08:00
bintutsame comment here..08:00
fabbionelh317: you want SA and whatever scanner.. i don't.. somebody else wants it but in another brand/pkg versions08:01
fabbione(just an example of course)08:01
fabbioneso there is no obviuos...08:01
lh317well, I understand that.  that's one thing.  But I haven't seen a, "pick which scanner will be in drake" thread or discussion or request of the community either, or even a bug to vote on.08:01
fabbioneif community doesn't express wishes,,08:01
fabbioneso consider yourself at fault for not bringing up the topic08:02
lh317fabbione: in this case, this is fundamental enough something should be selected.  Now, if you picked opposite my chocie and I didn't voice, i'd stfu.  but this is like selling a car and saying, tires optional IMO.08:02
fabbionefundamental to you08:02
fabbioneand your working env08:02
fabbioneare you aware that in some states/companies, spam filters are illegal?08:03
lh317i can't think of that many email environments where mailscanning isn't essential.08:03
fabbionei do :)08:03
lh317i'm aware.08:03
bintutpostfix, sa, amavis-ng, clamav, openldap, samba, openvpn, squid, dansguardian, sarg, nagios, snort, ejabberd, etc..08:04
fabbioneanyway.. time to wake up wife and start weekend :)08:05
bintutwhere can i post my request? sorry, i'm an ubuntu/debian newbie.. i'm a mandriva user for years..08:05
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