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claudiuhi all03:00
claudiuanybody around here ?03:00
claudiuI could use some help because I want to setup a web server on a powermac 760003:01
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duraanyone else get an md5sum mismatch today after apt-get update?04:32
infinityupdate again, you caught a mirror pulse.04:33
duraokay04:34
durathat makes me nervous sometimes lol04:34
duradapper apt-get update went fine ... but I got the error on dapper-server.04:35
duraheh... update servers are swamped atm04:35
infinitydapper and dapper server use the same repositories and the same mirrors.04:37
infinityIf one works, the other works.  If you catch a mirror during an update, it'll have a few seconds (or even a minute or two, if it's a slow mirror) where it's inconsistent.04:37
duraSo Dapper Desktop and Dapper Server use the same mirrors?04:39
infinitySame packages, same infrastructure, yes.04:42
infinityThe differences are in the packages selections we ship on the CD, but on the mirrors, it's all just "Ubuntu".04:42
spikespeaking of, is there an md5sum database available somewhere you can check binaries against?04:43
spikeI think fabbione was working on it, actually it was done iirc04:44
infinityWe never got the infrastructure in place to roll it out officially, though it's still down there on someone's TODO.04:45
durainfinity: Nice to know...04:45
infinityI suspect I'll bump it back up to the top of my TODO for edgy+1.04:45
spikeinfinity: is it possible to have the code? 04:45
duraBut I'm still getting md5sum mismatch04:45
durajust did apt-get update too04:46
spikecause I run a mirro locally so I can easily implement it there04:46
spikefor the LAN, on some ro media04:46
infinityspike: You'd have to poke Fabio.  I'm not sure where he had ths code.04:46
infinitys/ths/the/04:46
fabbionespike: it's partially done04:50
fabbioneinfinity: infrastructure is in place now04:50
fabbionewaiting for me to do the final test once i can get to build some custom/test CD04:50
infinityfabbione: Oh, cool.04:51
fabbionei think we only miss elmo to hook up the generation script to end of rsync mirror04:52
fabbioneand me to test the udeb on cd04:52
fabbioneafter that it's only a matter of improving the code and the amount of tests04:52
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durayep... still get md5sum mismatches05:04
infinityWhich mirror are you using?05:05
duraFor which packages?05:05
durasecurity? or...05:05
infinityThe one giving the mismatch.05:05
duraFailed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/dapper-backports/main/binary-i386/05:06
duraand05:06
duraFailed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/dapper-backports/main/source05:06
duraon both an amd64 and 3 x86 machines05:06
infinityYou run dapper-backports on a server?  Brave man.05:06
infinityAnyhow, try s/us.// (ie: just archive.ubuntu.com) and see if it likes you more.05:07
duralol05:08
duraokay...05:08
duraactually I don't know why I enabled it becaause I'm not using nay packages from it lol05:09
infinityOh, hrm, it's mismatched on the main archive too.05:09
infinityAwesome.05:09
duralol05:11
infinityI have our archive wizards looking into it.05:11
duraokay cool05:13
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duraWho do I talk to about a few howto's that are incorrect/incomplete?05:16
infinityDepends on where you found the HOWTO..05:17
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linnuxxyhi05:20
linnuxxyi use dapper... how to know if it support POSIX Threading Library (NPTL)?05:21
duraHang on let me retrieve the link...05:21
linnuxxyok... if u r talking to me :D05:22
infinitylinnuxxy: dapper uses NPTL, yes.05:22
duraheh... it's been edited.05:23
duragood05:23
duraI hope no one else spent 3 days trying to use it like me lol05:23
linnuxxythnx infinity....but is there a command to show this?05:23
infinitylinnuxxy: /lib/libc.so.605:33
infinityYes, the library is executable.05:34
infinityAvailable extensions:05:34
infinity        crypt add-on version 2.1 by Michael Glad and others05:34
infinity        GNU Libidn by Simon Josefsson05:34
infinity        GNU libio by Per Bothner05:34
infinity        NIS(YP)/NIS+ NSS modules 0.19 by Thorsten Kukuk05:34
infinity        Native POSIX Threads Library by Ulrich Drepper et al05:34
infinity        BIND-8.2.3-T5B05:34
infinityThread-local storage support included.05:34
infinityNPTL and TLS are what you're looking for there.05:34
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linnuxxyhow to run as another user in ubuntu...as su seems not working to me?06:35
linnuxxyhow to run as another user in ubuntu bash shell...as su seems not working to me?06:36
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linnuxxyhow to install gmake on dapper?07:54
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GargoyleAny suggestions for postfix config options to filter spam?10:47
GargoyleI wanted to use only programs from the main repository10:47
ivoksrbl10:49
ivoksthere are many ways to fight spam...10:50
ivoksnone is 100% efficiant, and best I've found is greylisting...10:51
GargoyleDo you use postfix's own greylist.pl?10:54
GargoyleAnd are there any other standard config directives I should enter first?10:55
GargoyleCurrently I have: permit_sasl_authenticated,permit_mynetworks,reject_unauth_destination in smtpd_recipient_restrictions10:56
ivokspostfix has many options10:58
ivoksyou can use postgrey for greylisting10:58
ivoksbut, it's in universe10:58
GargoyleYeah, just scrolling through postconf.5.html now!10:58
ivokssmtpd_recipient = reject_invalid_hostname, reject_non_fqdn_sender, reject_unknown_sender_domain, reject_unauth_pipelining, permit_mynetworks, reject_unauth_destination, reject_maps_rbl, check_policy_service10:59
ivoksfor example...10:59
ivoksi would suggest reading documentation and howtos11:01
Gargoylereading now...11:01
ivoksthere isn't "a solution", but many solutions11:01
GargoyleAhh, some of those have moved to smtpd_helo_restrictions :)11:13
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