[12:09] What would you like to edit ? [12:10] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LDAP-Samba_PDC_%28for_Linux_and_Windows%29#preview [12:10] they forget a few little things, like make sure php is enabled ;) [12:11] That should definatly be added to the article. [12:11] ok, doing it now === Burgundavia [n=corey@ubuntu/member/burgundavia] has joined #ubuntu-server [12:32] ok, is it just me or does that doc above seem to require you to have a root user setup === slackwarelife [n=slackwar@host93-116-dynamic.56-82-r.retail.telecomitalia.it] has joined #ubuntu-server [01:10] ok, i just did something really dumb. i nuked my /etc/group file. [01:11] can anyone pastbin theirs to me less the users. [02:23] hmm [02:23] I should have looked here earlier and mentioned group- :-P === stratus [n=stratus@201.53.55.52] has joined #ubuntu-server === r00tintheb0x [n=r00tinth@cpe-24-175-105-194.houston.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu-server === bigredradio [n=bigredra@ip68-8-158-81.sd.sd.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu-server [05:46] I'm trying to setup postfix thru webmin. It appears postqueue -p is hanging. Anyone run into this problem? === Burgundavia [n=corey@ubuntu/member/burgundavia] has joined #ubuntu-server === ivoks [n=ivoks@17-103.dsl.iskon.hr] has joined #ubuntu-server === h4wk0 [n=h4wk@84.13.246.109] has joined #ubuntu-server === h4wk0 [n=h4wk@84.13.246.109] has joined #ubuntu-server === [miles] [n=miles@bcn1.entorno.es] has joined #ubuntu-server === vciaglia [n=vciaglia@host149-37-dynamic.10-87-r.retail.telecomitalia.it] has joined #ubuntu-server === ||arifaX [n=||arifaX@inetpop1.witron.de] has joined #ubuntu-server === [miles] [n=miles@bcn1.entorno.es] has joined #ubuntu-server === ra1nb0w [n=ra1nb0w@host189-161-dynamic.56-82-r.retail.telecomitalia.it] has joined #ubuntu-server === ivoks [n=ivoks@backup.grad.hr] has joined #ubuntu-server === ivoks [n=ivoks@backup.grad.hr] has joined #ubuntu-server === Kamping_Kaiser [n=kgoetz@gnewsense/friend/kgoetz] has joined #ubuntu-server === TeTeT [n=spindler@modemcable178.77-70-69.static.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu-server === ivoks [n=ivoks@backup.grad.hr] has joined #ubuntu-server === Skaag [n=skaag@80.179.151.50] has joined #ubuntu-server [01:36] i've installed mysql-server-5 in my ubuntu server, and I told it to bind to all interfaces [01:36] but my other servers can't connect to it [01:36] any ideas? [01:38] netstat -ltn | grep whatportmysqluses... [01:38] tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:3306 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN [01:38] Skaag: firewall? [01:38] so, you can telnet to 3306? [01:38] yes I can telnet and telnet connects [01:39] no firewalls [01:39] did you set up a user to be able to conect from other hosts? [01:39] well, I use psql, so have no idea :-) [01:39] yes [01:39] actually! [01:39] ssh to that host does not work as well [01:39] not ssh [01:39] mysql user [01:39] so this now seems more like a general problem [01:40] yes there is a mysql user [01:40] darkstar is my new ubuntu-server machine [01:40] Skaag: does that user has % or localhost for host? [01:40] fry can not connect to darkstar [01:40] it has % [01:40] (any host should be able to connect) [01:41] oh, you said ssh doesn't work also... [01:41] yes [01:41] they are on the same switch [01:41] and there is no firewall [01:41] network problem? can you access to you network from that computer? [01:41] must be some networking issue [01:41] (ubuntu doesn't have ssh service by default) [01:41] the world can access both computers, and both can access the world [01:41] but not each other [01:41] I installed openssh-server [01:41] netmask? [01:42] can you ping/traceroute/nmap other host? === jsgotangco [n=jsg123@ubuntu/member/jsgotangco] has joined #ubuntu-server [01:48] PING google.com (64.233.167.99) 56(84) bytes of data. [01:48] 64 bytes from py-in-f99.google.com (64.233.167.99): icmp_seq=1 ttl=238 time=171 ms [01:49] this is for darkstar: inet addr:80.179.151.1 Bcast:80.179.151.255 Mask:255.255.255.0 [01:50] not google [01:50] other host [01:50] and this is for fry: inet addr:80.179.151.50 Bcast:80.255.255.255 Mask:255.255.255.0 [01:50] fry/darkstar [01:50] nmap from .50 to .1 correctly lists the open services [01:50] Bcast:80.255.255.255 - are you sure you want this?! :) [01:50] probably the problem then! [01:50] probably not, but still a bad idea === dj-fu [i=aj@home.junglist.gen.nz] has joined #ubuntu-server === joejaxx [i=joejaxx@fluxbuntu/founder/joejaxx] has joined #ubuntu-server [02:04] i guess it worked [02:05] when running fsck.ext3, is fsck.ext3 -fcvF a good thing to run? [02:08] well... [02:09] i don't see what harm it can do [02:09] except -f [02:09] don't fsck mounted volume [02:09] i ran with -D and was going 26 hours later, so i thought i'd check [02:09] heh [02:10] anyway... have a good day :) === mzungu [n=mzungu@uu-041-207-070-172.africaonline.co.ke] has joined #ubuntu-server === vciaglia [n=vciaglia@193.205.162.6] has joined #ubuntu-server === vciaglia [n=vciaglia@193.205.162.6] has left #ubuntu-server [] === Skaag [n=skaag@80.179.151.50] has joined #ubuntu-server [02:41] i'm back [02:41] buggery...! [02:44] ok so it was not a problem with the broadcast [02:44] I still can not connect from 80.179.151.2-255 -> 80.179.151.1 [02:44] or the other way around [02:45] lol [02:45] learn2netowrk [02:46] teach me oh master [02:46] 80.179.151.1 : eth0 = 212.199.212.220 (external nic) [02:46] the 80.179.151.1 is on eth1 and is an internal nic [02:46] ip_forward = 1 [02:46] and it works - hosts in the 80.179.151.1/24 network can access the internet, and be accessed [02:47] but they can not connect to 80.179.151.1 to services [02:47] is it natted? [02:47] what kind of network are you tryin to setup? [02:48] it's not natted [02:48] 80.179.151.x is a real network, routed through 212.199.212.220 [02:48] ah [02:48] acls, firewalling? [02:49] no firewall [02:49] no acls [02:49] I can ssh from the world to 80.179.151.1 [02:49] but not from the network [02:49] the network can also be ssh'd into [02:50] it's just between my ubuntu server and the rest of the boxes on that network [02:50] checked your configure for netmask/network/broadcast settings? [02:50] configuration* [02:50] yes they seem fine, I will show them here: [02:50] inet addr:80.179.151.1 Bcast:80.179.151.255 Mask:255.255.255.0 [02:50] this is for my ubuntu-server box [02:51] inet addr:80.179.151.50 Bcast:80.179.151.255 Mask:255.255.255.0 [02:51] this is for one of the other boxes [02:52] and network address? configured that? [02:52] nopaste your /etc/network/interfaces [02:53] ok [02:53] what's a paste server you prefer? [02:54] sorry guys - just to jump in - you have a whole class 'c' range? [02:54] yes [02:54] your mask is for 256 addys [02:54] /24 [02:54] lucky you! [02:54] yep [02:54] why? [02:54] sorry for interupting [02:54] that's ok [02:55] i thought that was possibly the mistake [02:56] Skaag: rafb.net/paste is fine === jsgotangco [n=jsg123@ubuntu/member/jsgotangco] has joined #ubuntu-server [03:10] http://rafb.net/p/nVMVNY78.html [03:11] two files in there [03:11] top one is the gateway === ivoks [n=ivoks@38-51.dsl.iskon.hr] has joined #ubuntu-server [03:19] Skaag: put network 80.179.151.0 [03:19] in the client configuration at the bottom there [03:20] and broadcast? [03:20] still network problems? [03:20] network 80.179.151.0 [03:20] yah [03:20] broadcast 80.179.151.255 [03:20] netmask 255.255.255.0 [03:21] how do I apply this without rebooting the box? [03:21] /etc/init.d/networking restart [03:24] will it disconnect me? [03:24] ok it did not disconnect me [03:25] now what? [03:25] check status with ifconfig [03:26] looks mostly the same [03:26] the client can connect to other clients on the network, by the way [03:26] also, it used to be able to connect to this machine before it became an ubuntu-server [03:28] so, from other machine you can see open ports on ubuntu server? [03:28] yes if I nmap it [03:28] if I do networking restart on the ubuntu-server it tells me this: [03:28] * Reconfiguring network interfaces... [03:28] SIOCSIFFLAGS: Cannot assign requested address [03:28] SIOCSIFFLAGS: Cannot assign requested address [03:28] ...done [03:28] I think it does this for the eth1:5 and eth1:6 entries I have in there [03:29] Skaag: ok, so you can see open ports on ubuntu-server [03:29] and in dmesg, related to this, I get this: [03:29] [157270.606962] eth0: no IPv6 routers present [03:29] [157270.756498] eth1: no IPv6 routers present [03:29] Skaag: did you try telneting to those ports? [03:29] yah I can see the ports are open [03:29] yes, I can telnet but no communication occures [03:30] i see... [03:30] it accepts the connection and then drops it [03:30] could you comment out all other connections except the one you are trying to connect [03:30] ie dsiable eth1:x [03:30] and leave only eth1 [03:31] that will stop my mail services :-( [03:33] ok [03:33] could you then add output of ifconfig somewhere so i could take a look at it? [03:34] sure [03:35] http://rafb.net/p/HfNufi56.html [03:36] and which address doesn't work? [03:36] eth1:5? [03:38] any of them, from the network [03:39] and output of route -n is...? :) [03:46] route -n: [03:46] http://rafb.net/p/peGt1F12.html [03:48] i guess none of your servers trying to connect to ubuntu is on .60-.65 [03:49] no [03:49] this looks ok... [03:49] well... tcpdump? [03:49] ok [03:50] ok I used netcat [03:50] nc -l -p 70 [03:50] I then connected from fry -> darkstar [03:51] I type test on fry, I see it in darkstar! [03:51] I type ACK on darkstar, I do not see it on fry! [03:51] firewall, must be [03:52] there are the only rules in the FW: [03:52] Chain FORWARD (policy ACCEPT) [03:52] target prot opt source destination [03:52] DROP tcp -- 0.0.0.0/0 0.0.0.0/0 tcp dpt:445 [03:52] DROP tcp -- 0.0.0.0/0 0.0.0.0/0 tcp dpt:16536 [03:52] the other chains are ACCEPT and empty [03:52] this is forward, nothing to do with your problem [03:52] and on that non-ubuntu server? [03:53] there the FW is completely empty [03:53] and all on ACCEPT policy [03:54] <[miles] > guys, anyone with a large quanity of spam in one mbox? [03:54] I use Maildir [03:54] no mbox here [03:54] Skaag: could you upload your /etc/network/interfaces? [03:54] [miles] : i had, but killed it very nicely [03:54] <[miles] > lol [03:55] <[miles] > I've just setup a pyzor server [03:55] http://rafb.net/p/nVMVNY78.html [03:55] <[miles] > but I need submitters of hashes to it [03:55] i do it with postgrey [03:55] [miles] : I will be happy to help! I do have tons of spam somewhere [03:56] <[miles] > ok [03:56] <[miles] > In exchage, u can clear via the server if u wish [03:56] <[miles] > one moment [03:56] ubuntu is gateway? [03:56] <[miles] > ... [03:56] yes [03:56] clear? [03:57] ivoks: yes the gateway is the ubuntu-server [03:57] [miles] : let me know how to set it up [03:57] <[miles] > ok, back [03:58] <[miles] > Skaag: just do a simple : sudo apt-get install pyzor [03:58] I already have pyzor [03:58] <[miles] > ah [03:58] <[miles] > ok [03:58] <[miles] > well [03:58] Skaag: add network 80.179.151.0 to all your eth1* [03:58] <[miles] > do everything as normal user yeah [03:58] ivoks: ok sec [03:58] <[miles] > mkdir ~/.pyzor [03:58] <[miles] > then create a file called ~/.pyzor/servers [03:58] Skaag: and broadcast 80.179.151.255 [03:59] <[miles] > and put in it [03:59] <[miles] > 195.77.190.21:24441 [03:59] <[miles] > then do a [03:59] <[miles] > pyzor ping [03:59] <[miles] > and tell me the response [04:02] <[miles] > 1178200907,Thu May 3 16:01:47 2007,anonymous,212.199.xxx.xxxx,ping,'',200 [04:02] <[miles] > ok [04:02] <[miles] > cool [04:02] <[miles] > jeje [04:02] miles: [04:02] 66.250.40.33:24441 (200, 'OK') [04:02] 195.77.190.21:24441 (200, 'OK') [04:02] <[miles] > perfect [04:02] <[miles] > right, Skaag I'm gonna add authentification to it shortly [04:02] [miles] : you want to join forces on a project I am doing called DoNotPost.com? :) [04:02] <[miles] > but ftm, it's open ok [04:03] <[miles] > Skaag: tell me about it [04:03] ok the idea is that on the web page for that project, javascript produces a SHA-1 of your email address [04:03] so we never really keep email addresses of people [04:03] to this SHA-1 + password, you keep "bits" [04:04] <[miles] > k [04:04] such as: age below 18, age below 16, no spam at all, no pills, no pharma, no casino, etc. [04:04] then telemarketers can consult us with SHA-1's and get those bits [04:04] not really get, just ask the status of a specific bit [04:04] and spam whole world? :) [04:05] well, look at it this way..: [04:05] <[miles] > lol [04:05] they ALREADY have your email! === [miles] head is spinning [04:05] at least if they come and ask, they might not email you [04:05] maybe, but i don't get spam [04:05] because they don't want complaints [04:05] you'r right, I don't get spam either :-) [04:05] <[miles] > Skaag: this is your company, NSA? [04:05] spamassasin, pyzor, and fuzzyocr are doing a great job [04:05] yes === ivoks will stop helping you :) [04:06] <[miles] > Skaag: ok, 1st... lets try this server [04:06] ivoks: why? :) [04:07] <[miles] > Skaag: jeje, cos I must test it out... also, I'm not the owner of the company I work for.. just a SA and programmer [04:07] <[miles] > Skaag: but they're very very open to all my sugestions [04:07] <[miles] > Skaag: you have SA and a box full of spam? === ivoks thinks spamers are worst than pedofils :) [04:07] so anyone helping them is spamer too [04:07] :D [04:07] I have the domain for a long time [04:08] I bought it around the time the US presented the DoNotCall law & program, remember that? [04:08] but I never really did anything with it [04:08] <[miles] > Skaag: can you do a report on your spam, and it should automatically report to my server [04:08] how do I do that? [04:08] <[miles] > Skaag: ok, you have an IMAP folder or mbox? [04:09] a Maildir folder [04:09] <[miles] > Skaag: the messages are in indervidual files? [04:09] with lots of email files in it [04:09] <[miles] > ok [04:09] yah individual files. [04:09] <[miles] > try this: [04:09] <[miles] > pyzor report done [04:10] <[miles] > yep [04:10] <[miles] > worked [04:10] <[miles] > so [04:10] that's real spam [04:10] <[miles] > ok, now [04:10] <[miles] > if you have a folder full of it [04:11] <[miles] > do that for all the messages [04:11] <[miles] > u know I only get the hash yeah... [04:11] <[miles] > not the email [04:11] yah it's spam anyway who cares :) [04:11] <[miles] > ok, now to confirm it registered in our DB [04:12] <[miles] > with the same message, do: [04:12] <[miles] > pyzor check Skaag: I'm just gonna run out to take a coffee.... I'll be back shortly ok [04:14] i'm going to report all my files [04:14] <[miles] > to my server? [04:14] yah [04:15] <[miles] > Skaag: ok, thank you [04:15] <[miles] > Skaag: can I query u when I come back? [04:15] 66.250.40.33:24441 (200, 'OK') 1 0 [04:15] 195.77.190.21:24441 (200, 'OK') 1 0 [04:15] what does this mean? [04:15] <[miles] > that means it registered in both servers [04:15] <[miles] > the message [04:15] sure man and my email is skaag@skaag.net if you ever need any help with this! [04:15] in case i'm not here when you'r back [04:15] <[miles] > ok nice [04:16] <[miles] > lionel: dude, wake up and read above :P [04:16] <[miles] > lionel: bonjour ;) [04:16] hi ! [04:16] I just arrived in from of my computer :) [04:16] let me read :) === kupesoft [n=dave@CPE00119583e9ae-CM0013718cb08a.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu-server [04:18] [miles] : what I should see ? === [miles] is now known as alive_and_k!ck!ng [04:25] he's gone to drink [04:25] <[miles] > lionel: you doing much anti spam fighting up there north of me [04:25] ah back [04:25] <[miles] > ayeeeee [04:25] <[miles] > Skaag: did you do reporting? [04:26] I use amavis-new for antispam [04:26] with pyzor, razor, spamassassi [04:26] <[miles] > ah ok [04:26] <[miles] > lionel: I've setup a pyzor server [04:26] <[miles] > lionel: I'm in need of hashes [04:27] <[miles] > lionel: of known spam tho [04:27] [miles] : do you see me reporting now? [04:27] [miles] : I may have some :) [04:28] <[miles] > Skaag: no [04:28] [miles] : help me out, I did this but it wait for something: [04:28] find . -type f -exec pyzor report < '{}' ; [04:28] <[miles] > find . -type f -exec pyzor report < {} \; [04:28] ah without the ticks.. [04:29] bash: {}: No such file or directory [04:29] oops sec [04:29] <[miles] > :-\ [04:29] no, same problem [04:29] weird one [04:29] <[miles] > one sec [04:29] find . -type f -exec pyzor report < {} ';' [04:30] <[miles] > find . -type f -exec pyzor report {} \; [04:30] <[miles] > Skaag: ensure that it's not finding non-email files tho! [04:31] there's only email files in that directory [04:31] <[miles] > k [04:31] do you see reports now? [04:31] <[miles] > nope [04:32] so it's not working [04:32] pyzor needs the emails piped into it I guess [04:32] <[miles] > Skaag: whats pyzor showing u on screen? [04:32] with < [04:32] nothing [04:32] it waits for input [04:32] <[miles] > :-\ [04:32] from stdin [04:33] right [04:33] find . -type f -exec echo {} | pyzor report ';' [04:33] no [04:33] find . -type f -exec cat {} | pyzor report ';' [04:33] or xargs [04:34] <[miles] > or try pyzor report < *.eml for example [04:34] <[miles] > or whatever extension they have [04:36] <[miles] > lionel: anything you can supply me with? [04:36] I have a folder full of spam. How can I help you ? [04:37] (full meaning about 2500) [04:37] <[miles] > ok, lionel [04:37] <[miles] > is it in mbox format? [04:37] non, it is a maildir [04:37] <[miles] > you got a pyzor client installed? [04:38] why would somebody use mbox format... so dangerous... [04:38] yes ! [04:38] <[miles] > ok, if you add 195.77.190.21:24441 [04:38] <[miles] > to your servers file [04:38] <[miles] > then do a pyzor report < file [04:38] <[miles] > then do a pyzor check < file [04:38] <[miles] > Skaag: it's still used [04:39] yah I know, too bad for the users... [04:39] <[miles] > nod [04:39] I remember 6 years ago I had an mbox, it got corrupted and I lost mail [04:39] <[miles] > jeje [04:40] <[miles] > Skaag: you still can't get the mail hashes sent no? [04:40] still [04:40] but just a sec. [04:40] <[miles] > Skaag: did u try < * [04:42] [miles] : running [04:42] <[miles] > lionel: ok, I'll look at the logs [04:43] <[miles] > lionel: mmm nothing [04:43] <[miles] > lionel: did u do a ping? [04:43] [miles] : yah <* will never work... [04:43] lionel: what did you use to send him the hashes? [04:44] <[miles] > Skaag: I ain't got any off him yet [04:44] [miles] : rah, it took another server... [04:44] <[miles] > jeje === [miles] knows Lionel will get it sorted... guru ;) [04:45] <[miles] > actually, lionel if u want to check also, you can... I'll be adding auth to it shortly, but if u create a user and key, I'll add it [04:45] <[miles] > same goes for u Skaag [04:45] <[miles] > lionel: with you being not so far away, it should be quite quick [04:46] when I will try why it took the bad server, it should be quick :) [04:46] <[miles] > ? [04:47] \o/ [04:47] running on your server now [04:48] <[miles] > ah [04:48] <[miles] > now [04:48] <[miles] > yeh, that looks a frenchish IP if ever I saw one [04:48] :) [04:48] <[miles] > u getting any time outs? [04:48] I have seen none [04:49] <[miles] > jaja [04:49] <[miles] > I am [04:49] <[miles] > I'm reporting atm also from a mbox [04:50] <[miles] > lionel: hows france today, it's pissing it down and dark here in Barcelona [04:50] same here [04:50] <[miles] > :-| [04:51] <[miles] > I was thinking of going to france last weekend, just to pass a night [04:51] I am thinking of going to spain next week for vacations :) [04:51] <[miles] > ah yeah [04:51] <[miles] > which part? [04:51] Sevilla :) [04:51] <[miles] > wooo nice [04:52] <[miles] > very very nice indeed [04:52] <[miles] > fly yeah? [04:52] yeah, car is tooo long [04:52] <[miles] > nod [04:52] <[miles] > very very long [04:52] <[miles] > takes me 5 hours from here to Alicante / Valencia border [04:52] <[miles] > so, sevilla.. pfff [04:52] <[miles] > shit man [04:52] <[miles] > mmmm [04:53] mappy.com told me 13h :-( [04:53] <[miles] > 24 years, 5 months, 3 days, 2 hours and 49 minutes === [miles] prods Skaag === [miles] prods him a bit more === [miles] stops prodding Skaag [04:54] <[miles] > what I could reallllllllly do with, is a method of importing a pure hash file.. [04:54] <[miles] > you can create one with pyzor [04:54] <[miles] > but you can't import it from what I see [04:54] <[miles] > much easier than all this reporting malarky [04:54] <[miles] > for bulk [04:54] <[miles] > evening spam hash drops, etc [04:55] <[miles] > theres the digest command [05:00] sorry i'm back [05:00] what's up [05:01] <[miles] > I want your hashes [05:01] <[miles] > jeje [05:01] ;-) [05:01] i'm checking how to do this [05:01] <[miles] > lionel has just completed his I think [05:02] [miles] : you're right :) [05:02] how? [05:04] <[miles] > Skaag: I have no idea what your doing wrong [05:04] <[miles] > can you paste bin the dir your trying to report , a brief sample of the filenames or somthing? [05:06] <[miles] > lionel: thanks for the reports btw [05:07] [miles] : no problem. My pleasure :) [05:07] <[miles] > lionel: when u come to barcelona one day, I'll buy you a drink [05:09] :) [05:11] <[miles] > lionel: you want to genkey ? [05:11] <[miles] > lionel: and I'll add u as an autharized user [05:13] [miles] : why not! [05:14] <[miles] > lol === ivoks [n=ivoks@21-211.dsl.iskon.hr] has joined #ubuntu-server [05:36] hey ivoks [05:36] hi [05:38] <[miles] > any python programmers here? === ivoks hides [05:39] <[miles] > ivoks: [05:39] <[miles] > out u come [05:39] <[miles] > :-) [05:40] i'm not a python programmer [05:40] i just program in python stuff i need; i don't know it very well to call my self programmer [05:41] <[miles] > ivoks: mmm I program also, but not in python [05:41] <[miles] > ivoks: not overly keen on what I see of the language to be honest [05:42] <[miles] > ivoks: I'm trying to work out what parts of a email pyzor digests, and what it does not [05:43] no, i will not download pyzor source :) === [miles] ssh's into ivoks box and wgets it [05:43] <[miles] > damn predigest command fails [05:44] <[miles] > on both my build, and ubuntu servers build [05:44] ok, i downloaded [05:44] so, what's on your mind? [05:44] <[miles] > ivoks: well [05:44] <[miles] > ivoks: I want to see how the hashes are created, so I can make other clients that can create the same hashes [05:45] <[miles] > ivoks: create a file, which I can then import into pyzor servers db [05:45] beh... [05:45] as i said, not a python programmer :) [05:45] <[miles] > ivoks: jeje [05:45] <[miles] > ivoks: me neither [05:45] <[miles] > ivoks: it's using sha1 [05:46] <[miles] > ivoks: http://pastebin.ca/469128 [05:46] ok... [05:46] it's opening /dev/random [05:46] generates salt out of it [05:47] <[miles] > http://milesbarry.info/COCINA.eml [05:48] <[miles] > ivoks: can you try pyzor predigest < COCINA.eml [05:48] <[miles] > please? [05:48] <[miles] > it *should* show the lines that have been hashed [05:48] <[miles] > but mine fails here as you saw [05:49] mine too [05:50] <[miles] > ivoks: see any reason why? [05:51] <[miles] > http://www.mail-archive.com/debian-qa-packages@lists.debian.org/msg17607.html [05:51] <[miles] > ah [05:51] there you go [05:52] <[miles] > mmm cunt is, I've applied other patches [05:52] <[miles] > :-\ [05:52] heh, i got something... [05:53] but i don't know if it is correct [05:53] http://pastebin.ca/469136 [05:53] i doubt that's what you are looking for [05:54] <[miles] > aye [05:54] <[miles] > done it, patched my desktop client [05:57] <[miles] > mmm [05:57] <[miles] > still dont see what part of the .eml it uses to hash [05:59] <[miles] > ivoks: wot u recon? === nick58b [n=brand@cypher.nceas.ucsb.edu] has joined #ubuntu-server [06:01] i think i'm going to hit the bed now :) [06:01] <[miles] > shite, it's 18:00 [06:01] <[miles] > ok, thanks ivoks lionel Skaag [06:01] \wii [miles] [06:01] <[miles] > cuall2moro [06:01] oh lol [06:01] <[miles] > adios [06:01] time for bed :) === asw [n=asw@karuna.med.harvard.edu] has joined #ubuntu-server === vciaglia [n=vciaglia@87.19.156.152] has joined #ubuntu-server === bensherman [n=sudo@pool-72-83-137-129.washdc.fios.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu-server [06:25] Hi all. === h4wk0 [n=h4wk@84.13.246.109] has joined #ubuntu-server === vciaglia [n=vciaglia@87.19.156.152] has joined #ubuntu-server === turox [n=chatzill@dslb-084-057-237-228.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu-server === bensherman [n=sudo@pool-72-83-137-129.washdc.fios.verizon.net] has left #ubuntu-server [] === ScottK [n=ScottK@ubuntu/member/scottk] has joined #ubuntu-server === ph1zzle [n=ph1zzle@74.92.202.169] has joined #ubuntu-server [08:38] haha [08:38] hey all [08:38] same people here :-) [08:38] :) [08:38] I have a server running feisty, and I haev just setup lvm across three hard disks, I was wondering if there is a way I can make /etc/init.d/lvm recognize my setup and set it up for me upon system start? [08:39] ph1zzle: It's not working that way now, you think? [08:39] ph1zzle: what version of Ubuntu is it? :-) [08:39] feisty [08:39] and shawarma no it is not [08:39] ph1zzle: What goes wrong? [08:39] I ran /etc/init.d/lvm start [08:39] and then I looked and the drive was not mounted [08:39] Is it in /etc/fstab ? [08:39] I am not even sure where I tell it to mount to [08:39] uh, no [08:40] then it can't know where to mount it. [08:40] if it was in /etc/fstab I though it might confuse mount [08:40] ADd it to fstab and that's it. [08:40] ph1zzle: so your lvm isn't assembled when you arrive at the prompt? [08:40] No, that's where that stuff is. [08:40] Nafallo, I just set it up manually, I ran pvcreate/ vgcreate etc === ph1zzle sets it up in fstab [08:40] yea, so? that wasn't my question :-) [08:41] and use UUID for LVM now btw :-) [08:41] so for the drive in fstab I just enter /dev// ? [08:41] it actually WORKS! :-D [08:41] How do I get the UUID ? [08:41] Nafallo: Why? [08:41] nm [08:41] shawarma: because it TheRightWay(tm) ? :-) [08:41] I just got it with blkid === slackwarelife [n=slackwar@host93-116-dynamic.56-82-r.retail.telecomitalia.it] has left #ubuntu-server [] [08:42] Nafallo: Meh.. The lvm path is almost a UUID. :-) === slackwarelife [n=slackwar@host93-116-dynamic.56-82-r.retail.telecomitalia.it] has joined #ubuntu-server [08:43] shawarma: :-P [08:43] I just added "UUID=6944090d-1ceb-4030-a757-9ead7bd52798 /home/data ext3 defaults 0 0" into fstab and re ran lvm and it still was not mounted [08:43] shawarma: with UUID I wouldn't need to edit fstab if I want to rename vg och lv ;-) [08:44] ph1zzle: sudo mount -a [08:44] ph1zzle: lvm doesn't do mounting. [08:44] ph1zzle: lvm is not supposed to mount anything. [08:44] ok, that worked [08:44] now I am about to do a reboot, it should mount automatically after reboot? [08:45] oh and lvm is not in /etc/rc[*] .d [08:45] yes [08:45] no, lvm is in initramfs. [08:45] and lvm does not need to be in /etc/rc[*] .d? [08:46] oh ok [08:46] fair enough [08:46] or no, it's not. [08:46] it's in udev :-) === ph1zzle waits for the reboot [08:46] ah [08:46] or something like that :-) [08:46] ok [08:46] yeah ok, it workedlol [08:46] great, I appreciate the helpguys [08:46] *help guys [08:47] np [09:04] is there a way to tell feisty server not to load ipv6 module? [09:05] blacklist it [09:06] where? [09:06] I have done it about a year ago [09:06] but I am looking over etc atm [09:06] /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-ipv6 or something like that maybe? :-) [09:06] I just simply have to touch that file [09:07] you have to write ipv6 in it to :-) [09:07] ok === ra1nb0w [n=ra1nb0w@host64-12-dynamic.5-87-r.retail.telecomitalia.it] has joined #ubuntu-server === totalcaos [n=totalcao@60-240-225-137-vic-pppoe.tpgi.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-server === sahafeez [n=sahafeez@67.109.14.227.ptr.us.xo.net] has joined #ubuntu-server [10:22] so now that i have a better understanding of ubuntu i figured i would do a new install and start fresh. booted the cd and told it to mount the existing lvm setup. it has been 20 mins now.. [10:28] sahafeez: Did you manage to salvage your group file? [10:28] hum, no idea. just booted the install prg. and it asked me if i wanted to use the current lvm setup. it is the lvm delay bug i think. 3 mins per and 7 slices so.. [10:33] sahafeez: Er, no, didn't you talk about you nuked /etc/group yesterday? [10:33] yes, got that back [10:33] 01:10 < sahafeez> ok, i just did something really dumb. i nuked my /etc/group file. [10:33] yah. sorrry. long day and it is only 1333. i got that back [10:34] Good. Not just by copying it from another machine, I trust? [10:34] yes, thats how. same ubuntu setup. same users [10:34] Well, if you're sure everything was installed in the same order on those machine, you should be fine. [10:35] Otherwise, you might run into... well.. funny issues along the way. [10:35] hum, well i am nuking that box right now so it does not matter. i have found 4 docs on ldap+samba on ubuntu and they are all wrong or missing something. i have put together what works and i will write it up and add it to the wiki when done [10:36] are the gid not the same per service [10:36] ? === ra1nb0w [n=ra1nb0w@host206-159-dynamic.56-82-r.retail.telecomitalia.it] has joined #ubuntu-server [10:38] sahafeez: No. [10:38] sahafeez: Not necessarily. [10:38] wow. i would call that a bug [10:38] sahafeez: Some things run "adduser --system" or "addgroup --system" in their postinst script. [10:38] in *BSD the gid for servers are standard for 90% of the stuff [10:40] 0-99 are always the same. [10:40] Stuff like root, bin, news, admin.. [10:41] Generally stuff that doesn't belong to one single service, but are more administrative in character. [10:41] http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-opersys.html#s9.2.2 [10:41] There you go. [10:41] ok, thank you for the information. i am looking forward to getting this up and running. i am hoping to cut over from the w2k3 box this weekend. === totalcaos [n=totalcao@60-240-225-137-vic-pppoe.tpgi.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-server [10:42] Cool. [10:43] we will see. i have even started on testing the groupware bit. === nictuku [n=yves@201.15.115.140] has joined #ubuntu-server [11:22] do you guys know any software for sharing internet connection that's focused on non-technical users ? [11:23] I have a friend that lives in a Uni dorm with 100 computers, and they're all sharing an internet connection using a "Windows XP Server" [11:24] so I guess if there was a very simple program that let a person 1) setup a local IP network 2) distribute IP's 3) share connection in a safe way 4) let the "administrator" mark a checkbox that would activate a QoS fair algorithm 5) create nice usage statistics [11:24] if there isn't, I would consider creating one [11:25] it could be either a simplified control panel using PyGTK, or a web control panel [11:25] 29mins to read the lvm. nasty bug. [11:26] or buy a linksys for $40 [11:28] yeah, agreed, although a linksys router won't have a stochastic fair queueing algorithm [11:29] depends. there is qos on some of them [11:29] the $70 one [11:29] :-) === dj-fu [n=aj@202.89.35.30] has joined #ubuntu-server