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CrazyTBWhat's the easiest way to enable 2 CPUs on a brand-new ubuntu-server running on AMD x2?12:28
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ajmitchit should just work12:30
mathiazCrazyTB: it should be enabled by defaut12:30
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CrazyTBcat /proc/cpuinfo shows only one CPU12:36
ivoksand how many do you have?12:36
ajmitchwhat kernel are you running?12:36
ajmitchivoks: he said it's an amd x2, so dual-core12:37
ivokshi ajmitch12:37
ajmitchhi :)12:37
CrazyTByes, one AMD x2 CPU (so, two cores)12:37
ivoksi would bet on bios12:37
CrazyTBboth vmlinuz-2.6.20-16-server and vmlinuz-2.6.20-15-generic detect only one.12:37
ivoksgrep processor /proc/cpuinfo12:37
ivoksshows only processor   : 0?12:38
ivokscheck BIOS, maybe X2 is disabled12:39
CrazyTBI'm at BIOS setup right now...12:40
CrazyTBPhoenix BIOS... Do you know the name of what I should enable?12:40
ivoksi don't know what name would be for AMD :/12:40
ivoksfor intel it's something like Core Multiplex, or something like that, IIRC12:41
ivoksi don't rember names, i read them12:41
=== ajmitch doesn't even recall seeing it in his bios
ajmitchthough it's been awhile since I had to change anything there12:41
ivoksi had to, yesterday12:41
CrazyTBwell, I can't find anything...12:41
ivokswhen i wanted to run C&C on gutsy :)12:42
ivoksCrazyTB: did you use noapic or additional paramateres for kernel?12:43
ivoksso many typos... :/12:43
CrazyTBfor some reason I think ubuntu kernel is compiled for at most 1 CPU...12:44
CrazyTBivoks, gotta check that, wait a moment12:44
ivoksCrazyTB: cat /proc/cmdline12:44
ajmitchCrazyTB: only the -i386 kernel was in previous releases12:45
ivoksright, all kernels are SMP12:45
ajmitchsince there were some drivers that couldn't handle SMP12:45
ajmitchI believe that was dropped in feisty12:45
CrazyTBThese are the boot parameters: ro quiet splash12:46
ajmitchnothing unusual there12:46
CrazyTBhuh...12:46
ajmitchmaybe pastebin the first couple of hundred lines of /var/log/dmesg12:47
CrazyTBdmesg | fgrep -i cpus12:47
CrazyTBSMP: Allowing 1 CPUs, 0 hotplug CPUs12:47
CrazyTBBrought up 1 CPUs12:47
ajmitchI see [    0.000000]  SMP: Allowing 2 CPUs, 0 hotplug CPUs12:47
ivoksi don't get that at all :)12:48
ajmitchivoks: I've got an x2 as well :)12:48
mathiazCrazyTB: which version of ubuntu-server are you running ?12:48
ivoksfeisty12:48
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CrazyTB7.0412:49
CrazyTBkernel: 2.6.20-15-generic12:49
CrazyTBor: vmlinuz-2.6.20-16-server12:49
CrazyTBdo you know where can I get the ubuntu kernel sources?12:50
ivoksi still bet on bios12:50
CrazyTBOr at least the .config ?12:50
ivoks/boot/config-2.6.20-16-server12:50
ivoksbut, trust me, milions of users use it - and it's SMP12:50
CrazyTBIs CONFIG_NR_CPUS what I think it is?12:52
ajmitchCrazyTB: can you put the rest of /var/log/dmesg on pastebin somewhere?12:52
ivoksCrazyTB: max. number of supported CPUs12:52
ivoksiirc, on -server, it's 1612:53
CrazyTBhum... I'm starting to suspect of the bios...12:53
ivoksoh no, not 16, 64 :)12:53
=== ajmitch wouldn't mind a 64-cpu system at home
ajmitchexcept for the noise & power bill :)12:54
ivoksCrazyTB: look very closely...12:54
ajmitchnealmcb: it's ok, I don't mind you uploading stuff to your PPA ;)12:55
ivoksajmitch: umm, something like this:12:55
ivoksajmitch: http://cluster.grad.hr/index.php?page=monitor12:56
ajmitchit'll load one day...12:56
ivoksyup :)12:56
ivoksor not :)12:57
ivokslol, it crashed; i can't belive... it crashed :/12:57
ivoksajmitch: i'll show you tomorrow :)12:58
CrazyTBlooks like the bios does not support x2. A friend is taking a closer look to that.12:59
CrazyTBin case someone actually wants to see the dmesg... http://sh.nu/p/2269601:00
ivoksCrazyTB: right, everything fine here01:02
ivoksbios/mb is my guess01:03
=== CrazyTB guesses you are right
CrazyTBok, thanks people. gtg. Bye01:15
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nealmcbajmitch: of course - I just wish the system didn't spam you with embarrassing build errors on my part :-O02:55
nealmcbbut it looks like they're fixing that aspect of ppa as we speak: bug 13641802:59
ubotuLaunchpad bug 136418 in soyuz "[ppa]  Report email is sent to original maintainer and uploader" [Critical,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13641802:59
ajmitchnealmcb: nope, just 2 rejected notices that I saw03:04
nealmcbajmitch: so now when I try to build my takeoff on authtool 0.2.1  I get "make: dh_pycentral: Command not found" - does it need another build dependency?03:11
ajmitchyes, most likely03:11
ajmitchI need to rework debian/{control,rules}03:11
ajmitchsince I know it's not working as intended03:11
ajmitchI've been meaning to actually sit down & merge changes in - I'd better actually do as I said soon :)03:12
nealmcbis there a nice small  python package anyone could recommand as a template to modify for my ppa experiments?03:13
ajmitchpyflakes? :)03:13
ajmitchthat's very simple03:13
nealmcbI03:14
nealmcbI'm looking for something that models both the latest methods of packaging, and the cleanest python coding, documentation, unit tests, etc03:15
ajmitchah, that's not the best package to look at then03:17
ajmitchperhaps gdebi03:17
leonelI need psycopg2  in dapper  :-P03:17
leonelhaven't been able to  backport or make the package from scratch03:18
ajmitchprobably due to the python packaging changes that took place03:19
ajmitchnealmcb: how's gdebi looking?03:26
nealmcbajmitch: if I want the package to build in dapper as well as gutsy, would the latest gdebi (for example) work, or should I use an old gdebi?03:28
ajmitchnealmcb: you'd be hard pressed to find any package that would build in dapper & gutsy without hassle03:28
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ajmitchsince I'm sure that edgy was the big python shakeup03:28
ajmitchall dependencies changed from python2.X-foo to python-foo, python-central & python-support were introduced03:29
nealmcbahh03:29
ajmitchI know, it was a hassle to change all these packages :)03:29
nealmcbmaybe I should experiment with a bash package :-)03:30
ajmitchare you just looking for something to do with a PPA?03:30
nealmcbyup03:30
ajmitchwhy does it need to build on dapper then?03:31
ajmitchthere's not even a dapper PPA, unfortunately03:31
nealmcbseems to me that ppa is a great opportunity to introduce folks to packaging in general, and an example that lets anyone on any supported release package some personal productivity tools would be a good intro03:31
nealmcbajmitch: oh, yeah - right - I just noticed that....03:32
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nealmcbI wonder why03:32
nealmcbmakes it hard for server folks....03:32
ajmitchyes, and I hope it'll be changed soon03:32
nealmcbso let me ask the question on gdebi for feisty and gutsy - should I start with the latest, or use the feisty version?03:33
ajmitchthere shouldn't be too much difference between feisty & gutsy03:34
nealmcbedgy?03:34
ajmitchI haven't looked at that one, the packaging should be similar though03:34
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nealmcbajmitch: hmm - this conversation would probably be better suited to perhaps #ubuntu-motu, and you're there also...03:49
ajmitchyes03:49
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kshahI'm having a bit of problems with vsftpd, and I'd really appreciate a small bit of help if anyone is around04:58
mralphabetkshah: we are not psychic, we need to know what your problem is before we can troubleshoot it05:06
mralphabetSeriously good guide to asking questions on IRC: http://www.sabi.co.uk/Notes/linuxHelpAsk.html05:06
kshahI know, I know, it's just that its late, otherwise I wouldn't have asked to ask05:07
kshahlet me post the error05:07
mralphabetirc never sleeps, there is just a lull in activity05:07
kshah:) hehe05:07
kshahTransfer channel can't be opened. Reason: No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it.05:07
mralphabetactively refused it . . . did you install a firewall on the machine?05:08
kshahI don't believe so, it is the default set up for ubuntu server 705:10
kshahI followed the server guide w/o incident05:10
kshahonly thing I did differently was setup trac after svn05:10
mralphabetif you do a netstat -a does it list ftp in the list?05:11
mralphabetif you telnet to port 21 locally does it answer?05:11
kshah*:ftp  LISTEN05:12
kshahwow that was a crazy command05:12
kshahit lists everything05:12
kshahmralphabet: yes, telnet to port 21 works05:13
kshah"220 Welcome to..."05:13
kshahmy little msg05:14
mralphabetif it works locally and doesn't work across the network . . .05:14
mralphabethave you looked at syslog or the messages file to see if it tells you what the problem is?05:14
kshahhonestly I'm new to linux, I don't know how to many many things from the command line05:15
kshahas my amazement from netstat -a might reveal05:15
mralphabetdo 'cd /var/log'05:15
mralphabetthen 'less messages'05:16
kshahsudo nano vsftpd.log05:16
kshahi guess?05:16
mralphabetthat works too05:16
kshahit says OK LOGIN for every attempt I made05:16
kshahCONNECT: Client "my.ip.at.this.comp"05:17
mralphabeto005:17
kshahcould this by any chance be something in my network/interfaces file?05:18
kshahthe fact that I specified broadcast in my old set up05:18
kshahand not this05:18
mralphabetpossible, unlikely I think05:18
mralphabetand I am unfortuneately heading out05:18
kshahthanks, lets hope it worked05:18
kshahI'll init 605:19
kshahsee i knew that one05:19
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kshahwhat is wrong with sudo mount localhost:/mydir /mydir08:08
kshahnfs08:08
asisakkshah: this seems to be valid, but without any error message it would be hard to guess08:12
kshahpermission denied while i'm running as sudo08:41
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krautmoin10:02
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Drazhaquestion: why compile ubuntu server for sparc, but not the ubuntu(destop) ?10:52
sorenDrazha: That's really a desktop question, isn't it? :)10:58
sorenDrazha: What specifically are you missing on sparc?10:58
Drazhanothing, just was curious, why not have ubuntu on sparc? :)11:00
sorenDrazha: What makes you say that we don't have Ubuntu on sparc? That's what I'm asking.11:00
Drazhai cant recall seeing it on the list, let me recheck11:01
sorenDrazha: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/feisty/main/binary-sparc/Packages.gz11:01
Drazhaheh11:01
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soren:)11:02
Drazhawell actually11:02
Drazhathere seems only to be a ubuntu server iso for sparc?11:02
sorenPossibly, I don't remember.11:03
sorenStill... That's more of a -desktop question, really :)11:03
Drazhathats fine11:03
sorenDrazha: The packages are there, though, so you could run an LTSP-like setup on your sparc machine and have a load of thin clients connect to it.11:04
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ScottKAny thoughts on syncing php-make to get this and other bug fixes: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=42478701:55
ubotuDebian bug 424787 in dh-make-php "dh-make-php: affected by php4-removal" [Serious,Fixed] 01:55
ScottKRather dh-make-php01:55
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renzo17hi all, i have Fesity set up as a primary domain controller for a small XP Pro based network. if i was to have to reinstall and set it up again can i use it with the accounts on the windows pc that i already have setup to use the pdc without it creating a new local account on the client machines? i ask because we had a massive HD failure a while ago, and i replaced fedora with fesity, set it...02:22
renzo17...up with the same settings, but when people went to log back in on their xp machines, it created a new local account for them........is this avoidable?02:22
ScottKIn general, no.02:23
ScottKWhile the accounts have the same name, they are not the same accounts.02:23
ScottKIIRC the way to avoid this is to have a backup domain controller and restore the accounts from there.02:24
renzo17ScottK: thanks, i was afraid someone might say that02:24
ScottKIt's been a while though.02:24
renzo17was incredibly tedious copying everyone files, bookmarks, outlooks etc from their old accounts to their new ones02:25
ScottKGet a backup domain controller.02:25
ScottKIt doesn't have to be expensive or even a dedicated machine.02:26
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renzo17cool thanks, how do i make it a backup?02:26
ScottKThat would be where my ability to help runs out.  It's been a long time since I had to worry about such things.02:26
ScottKSorry.02:26
renzo17lol, no probs, thanks anyway02:27
renzo17i've google for some howtos02:27
renzo17^googleD02:27
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Stonekeepe1Hi all. Does anyone know a good url for setting up NTP on feisty server? I've tried a lot and can't get it to work. Thanks.02:34
Stonekeepe1*NTP-server02:34
NafalloStonekeepe1: what do you need help with?02:35
renzo17so can anyone explain how to set up samba as a backup domain controller (bdc)?02:41
sorenStonekeepe1: You need a good ntp server address or a URL for a howto?02:46
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Nafallo@ europe uk :-)02:46
sommer_renzo17: did you take a look at this url: http://www.samba.org/samba/docs/man/Samba-HOWTO-Collection/samba-bdc.html02:51
renzo17no not yet, i was just rummaging the samba docs too, thanks sommer_02:52
sommer_np02:53
sommer_Stonekeepe1: did you see: https://help.ubuntu.com/7.04/server/C/NTP.html02:57
Stonekeepe1sorry was afk03:00
Stonekeepe1it seems that when i nmap the server, it says the port is open|filtered03:00
Stonekeepe1no firewalls are running on it03:01
Stonekeepe1or between the client and it03:03
NafalloStonekeepe1: it's udp... what did you expect? :-)03:04
NafalloStonekeepe1: the protocol is connectionless...03:04
renzo17sommer_: sorry for being a n00b, but in that guide what is all the ldap stuff?03:04
Stonekeepe1ok, so why are other posts on the net saying that it is just "open" ?03:05
NafalloStonekeepe1: cause they isn't as good as nmap.03:05
sommer_renzo17: LDAP is a protocol basically for serving directory style information:  https://help.ubuntu.com/7.04/server/C/openldap-server.html03:06
sommer_Microsoft uses it in Active Directory and Novell's used it since NDS back in the day.03:07
renzo17sommer_: thanks, so do i need it? my primary controller doesnt use it i dont think?03:07
Stonekeepe1I'm getting "Server dropped: strata too high" messages?03:07
Stonekeepe1Nafallo: heh, nmap rocks :D03:08
sommer_renzo17: not necessarily, I believe the guide just recommends it because it can automatically sync usernames and passwords between machines.03:08
sommer_if you don't use it you'll have to manually sync them.03:08
sommer_depending on your environment this may not be too big a deal.  You could setup an rsync job for example.03:09
NafalloStonekeepe1: I know03:10
NafalloStonekeepe1: let it sync first.03:10
renzo17sommer_: cool thanks, i'll have a try without first.......i'm gonna have to go find an old unused pc now03:10
sommer_renzo17: probably a good idea LDAP can be a pretty big beast when you're new to it.03:11
NafalloStonekeepe1: feel free to use ntp0.magicalforest.se (iPHouse, E14, London)03:14
ScottKI've always found pool.ntp.org to be adequate.03:15
NafalloScottK: my server is in there, but you can't use that if you want to be in there ;-)03:15
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ScottKRight.03:16
Nafallohttp://www.pool.ntp.org/user/NafalloBjalevik03:16
ScottKCool.03:16
Nafallohttp://stats.magicalforest.se/magicalforest.se/lumberjack.magicalforest.se-ntp_states.html03:17
Nafallo:-)03:17
Stonekeepe1Nafallo: i'm using janet ntp servers03:23
NafalloStonekeepe1: oki. you don't have to ;-)03:24
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Stonekeepe1yay! it's now working - weird. must jst be a time delay issue03:26
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^robertjsoren: I was reading the thread RE: samba back ports (the one from THE YELLING GUY) , and it seems to me that your proposition of a is the definition of what the S in LTS is all about, and that if there is noone to do that work then an LTS shoudln't be cut at all. Thoughts?03:57
^robertj(that assumes that his statement about there being serious interoperability problems with Vista is correct, I haven't kept up)03:58
NafalloStonekeepe1: like I said... the server needs to sync its status up from stratum16 before its a valid source.03:58
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soren^robertj: Hang on, I need to reread the bug.03:59
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soren^robertj: Yes, a) is the option we've usually used.04:00
soren^robertj: We, however, suggests that the samba version in Dapper is so completely and utterly broken that this would take ages.04:01
^robertjsoren: yes, its undoubtedly boring as crap, a time-sink, and going to leave at least some people unhappy, but to me thats what LTS is all about04:01
soren^robertj: I should of course have pointed out that we prefer a) and we probably need all the help we can get in pinpointing those bugs (i.e. "OMGWTF1337BBQ!!!1!!one! IT'S ALL COMPLETELY BROKEN! BREAK IT FOR EVERYONE ELSE!")04:02
sorenEr... something other than what was in those parentheses.04:02
soren^robertj: We're not going to honour a "I think it's all complete crap. Please update to the latest crack, so that I can shut up again." That's not how it works. He needs to report bugs about specific issues, so that we can fix specific issues. "Samba is old in Dapper" is not a specific issue.04:04
^robertjsoren: oh no, not advocating that you do at all. I'm just a tad worried that the time and monkey sink that is process a is going to go underfunded & understaffed in the long run04:04
^robertjsoren: and you really can't rely on volunteer labor when doing an LTS it seems if you are _really_ supporting it04:04
soren^robertj: We are indeed supporting it, I believe. If people file bugs that are not crackful, we evaluate the impact and whether it's worth the risk.04:05
soren^robertj: Hang on, I'll follow up on the bug.04:05
^robertjIMO it should be closed in either 1 of 2 ways04:06
^robertj1. there should be a new meta-bug referencing specific issues for a roll-up fix in a single update and this should be closed as a duplicate of that bug04:06
^robertj2. it should be closed as general complaining NOTABUG or some such and invite him to resubmit specific problems so they can be investigated04:07
soren^robertj: I'm doing 2) right now :)04:12
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Nafalloanyone worked with Dells PERC?06:31
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Nafallonever mind. I aborted06:33
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ivoks'evening06:55
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lamont`ScottK: re 137779: postfix/dapper recommends: mail-reader or such, and emacs is probably getting dragged in to satisfy that.07:08
lamont`tell him to install mutt. :-)  or use apt :-)07:08
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ScottKI already asked him what happens if he tries apt.07:09
ScottKThanks.  We'll see.07:09
nealmcbbug 13777907:12
ubotuLaunchpad bug 137779 in postfix "Dapper Server: Postfix dependency on emacs?" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13777907:12
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