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lamontremember to hand out live cds...15:08
lamonter... s/live/desktop/15:08
lamontgotta remember the new names15:08
someguylamont, should be interesting15:08
RAdamshow do I configure an ubuntu server to stop using dhcp and use manual settings I input instead?15:09
lamontRAdams: is the network-manager package installed?15:09
someguylamont, gonna talk about the history, usage examples and landscape15:09
lamont(if so, remove that - for bonus points, it'll down your network when you remove it. FTW)15:09
_rubenedit /etc/network/interfaces if network-manager isnt15:09
lamontRAdams: then man interfaces15:10
_rubeninstalled15:10
_ruben:p15:10
lamontI _think_ that NM will ignore the interface if it's configured 'static'15:10
RAdamsty15:10
lamontmaybe.15:10
lamontbecause NM knows what  you want, even when it's wrong. :(15:10
RAdamshaha15:10
lamontI mean, how could you possibly want more than one interface up?15:11
lamontor one down15:11
lamontI can't remember... something to do with nuking it everytime I bump into it being stupid, instead of trying to deal with it...15:11
lamontthat's one piece of code that promotes suicide15:12
_rubenheheh15:12
someguylamont, is eBox really going to be a management front end in the future for server?15:12
someguylamont, besides the official Landscape15:12
henojdstrand, nijaba: have you guys tested the server install option on the general DVDs at all? there isn't a test case for it unfortunately15:54
nijabaheno: no, sorry15:54
jdstrandheno: don't have a DVD burner15:54
jdstrand:(15:55
henothey might be a bit time consuming to download at this point too15:55
jdstrandheno: I did give the latest amd64 netboot a spin this morning, and it worked fine15:55
jdstrand:)15:55
henoI'll try that as I already have the DVDs (mostly)15:55
henosome help on filling in the general ISO testing is always appreciated though https://iso.qa.stgraber.org/qatracker/build/All15:56
RAdamswhat's that command that tells you how much space is available in a directory?19:08
hansinDoes anyone know what Python I need to install to use with FastCGI (in particular, Lighttpd's fastcgi module)?  Or can I just install regular Python (and configure Lighttpd for this) and be good?  Thanks.19:31
shane_Hey, anybody have any experience with webmin? I installed it there and I can't access it externally, while if I open lynx to https://localhost:10000 it works. I've no iptables rules. It also works from other machines on the local network. Webmin /should/ be bound to all devices. So anybody have any ideas?19:36
ScottK!webmin | shane_19:37
ScottKshane_: The bot appears to be dead or slow, but the bottom line is that webmin is not recommended as it's methods are not compatible with the way Debian systems work.19:38
ScottKSo the only recommendation you're likely to get here it don't use webmin.19:38
shane_Hmm, okay then. Why is this the case? Could someone point me to a link?19:39
ScottKThat's what the bot would have done if it'd been alive.19:40
ScottKThe bottom line is that it's going to get you at some point.  Best not to start down that path.19:40
ScottKIIRC you end up with corrupted or broken config files.19:40
shane_Okay then. Are there any alternatives to it that are more debian-friendly?19:41
ScottKvim is my first choice, but as I undertstand it ebox is probably the Ubuntu choice.  AFAIK, soren is going to be working on getting that into Ubuntu for Hardy.19:42
shane_Thanks, ebox looks like it'll do what I need. I wish I'd heard about it before, I spent ages packaging webmin in a debian-friendly way.19:45
shane_!webmin19:48
ubotuwebmin is no longer supported in Debian and Ubuntu. It is not compatible with the way that Ubuntu packages handle configuration files, and is likely to cause unexpected issues with your system19:49
ScottKshane_: If you decide you're interested in helping with ebox packaging, testing, be sure to let soren know.19:49
henodendrobates: have you guys done some sparc netboot installs on T2000 or so?21:07
dendrobatesheno: since the RC, you mean? not yet.  Will get to it in an hour or so.21:09
henodendrobates: ok, cool. the folks in #ubuntu-testing were wondering? ;)21:10
dendrobatesheno: I'll join #ubuntu-testing and give an update in a little while.21:10
henook, great21:11
orbstraI am trying to install uShare, I added the repository, and when I try to install it through apt-get, I am told that I am having problems with my libc6 dependency.. Libc6 is up to date as far as I can tell.. I can paste bin the exact error if anyone is willing to look21:39
fujin_probably a different version of libc621:40
orbstrahow can I fix this?.. I am fairly a newb, srry21:40
orbstra!pastebin21:40
ubotupastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)21:40
fujin_show me the error21:40
fujin_I'd built it from source if you're getting dependancy errors around libc621:40
ScottKorbstra: You need to discuss this most likely with whoever is providing the package you are installing it.21:40
fujin_that's just me, though ;]21:41
orbstrahttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/40972/21:41
orbstrafujin_ I have tried upgrading it too, no luck21:41
fujin_what version of Ubuntu?21:42
fujin_feisty?21:42
fujin_upgrading to libc6 >= 2.6 will probably break lots of other stuff.21:42
orbstraI beleive so21:42
fujin_believe/know?"21:43
orbstraI cannot remember if I got 7.04 or 6.something21:43
orbstrawhat's that command to check real quick..21:43
orbstrasrry.... :(21:45
ajmitchlsb_release -a21:45
orbstrathnx.. 7.04 feisty21:45
orbstraso is there anyway I can fix this problem, I need to have 2.6 to run uShare, yet I cannot upgrade from whut fujin_ tells me.. I think21:46
fujin_it doesn't appear so, I doubt they'll put 2.6 into Feisty21:47
orbstrafujin_ thats agrivating, is there a way I can get 2.6 just for that one program?21:47
fujin_no, libc6 will break lots of stuff if you change it arbitrarily21:48
fujin_it's like, a package that *everything* is built against.21:48
fujin_the repository you're using is probably not for Ubuntu, more likely one of the newer Debian revisions21:48
fujin_or possibly Gutsy (#ubuntu+1)21:48
ScottKorbstra: Ask whoever is providing the package to build it for an earlier libc6.21:48
fujin_!package libc6 gutsy21:49
fujin_I thought that used to work21:49
fujin_!package libc621:49
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about package libc6 - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi21:49
ScottKorbstra: Usually it's just a question of building it against the different version of the library.21:49
orbstraScottK: should I do that or just see if I can find another Upnp program to share music and videos off my server to my xbox21:50
ScottKorbstra: Up to you.21:50
fujin_gah, upnp21:50
fujin_I'm sure you can come up with a better way to share media21:50
orbstraScottK: does anyone here have any solutions off the top of their head21:50
orbstrafujin_ with an xbox.... its tough21:50
ScottKNot me.21:50
fujin_ftp?21:50
fujin_;]21:50
ScottKsftp21:51
fujin_can't you soft-mod Xbox's to run a debian derivative anyway?21:51
orbstraScottK: between an xbox and my server?21:51
fujin_hell, you can probably even install nfs with a little tweaking21:51
orbstrafujin_ soft-mod = void on support... and xbox have recently found a lot of hardware overheating bugs.. I actually thought mine had one over the summer.. good thing I didn't mod it21:52
fujin_are we talking about xbox360 or xbox?21:52
orbstra36021:52
fujin_ah21:52
fujin_I thought you were referring to an xbox.21:52
fujin_Have you tried 'gmediaserver'?21:53
fujin_gmediaserver - UPnP Mediaserver21:53
orbstrafujin_ but it comes with 30 thousand other things I don't need... is there a way to just get the UPnP feature out of that21:54
fujin_I don't know, nor do I care21:54
fujin_it probably works, whereas uShare does not21:54
fujin_i.e.; you don't have any other choices21:54
fujin_short of pulling the source to uShare, installing build-essential and building uShare locally21:54
fujin_which as I mentioned earlier is what I'd do if I came up against a libc6 binary dependancy.21:55
fujin_or I'd use a repository actually designed for the version of Ubuntu that I'm running, be it edgy, feisty or gutsy21:55
orbstraoh21:55
lucasvohi21:57
lucasvoI have a problem with installing python-mysqldb21:58
fujin_O RLY?21:58
lucasvoI run dapper21:58
fujin_paste21:58
fujin_bin21:58
lucasvofujin_: well, what should I paste21:58
fujin_the output?21:58
lucasvoit does install, but there's nothing in site-packages after the install21:59
lucasvoImportError: No module named mysql.base22:00
lucasvothat's the error my python script says22:00
lucasvofujin_: http://pastebin.com/d4c92667a22:01
fujin_sounds like fun22:02
lucasvonot really22:03
lucasvofujin_: any suggestions?22:06
fujin_sorry, no idea22:09
lucasvoeven though I do install the python-mysqldb package, the module doesn't get installed into site-packages. what am I doing wrong? I'm on dapper.22:09
fujin_sounds like dapper and python being awesome22:10
fujin_are there any other ways to install python packages? sorry I'm a perl man22:11
lucasvofujin_: sure, no problem22:11
mathiazlucasvo: how do you call mysqldb in your python script ?22:11
lucasvomathiaz: it's actually django22:12
lucasvomathiaz: but 'import mysql' from a python shell doesn't work22:12
ScottKlucasvo: Why do you expect it to be in site-packages?22:12
lucasvoScottK: well, because I installed it!22:12
lucasvo(the .deb)22:12
ScottKlucasvo: That's not where Debian python packages install things22:12
mathiazlucasvo: do you have a pythonX.Y-mysqldb installed ?22:13
lucasvoScottK: yes22:13
lucasvomathiaz: yes22:13
ScottKlucasvo: Which relase are you on?22:13
mathiazlucasvo: try import MySQLdb22:14
lucasvoScottK: dapper22:14
ScottKAh.  OK.  Well for Dapper it was a mix of old and new Python policy, so that might be where it wants to put it.22:15
lucasvoScottK: it works, but django(the pytohn webframework) needs it in mysql22:15
lucasvocan I make a symlink or something?22:15
ScottKThen that's a bug in django.22:15
ajmitchI've not seen django try & 'import mysql22:16
ScottKProbably.22:16
* ajmitch checks on dapper22:16
* ajmitch has a dapper install, just for special plone stuff22:16
ajmitch/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/_mysql.so22:17
ajmitchok, python2.4-mysqldb definitely puts it into site-packages22:18
ScottKAgreed and import MySQLdb works on my Dapper box too.22:19
ScottKIf something cares where the package is installed that something is IMO wrong.22:19
ajmitchlucasvo: what is django complaining about?22:19
ajmitchScottK: django really never has cared, from what I've seen22:20
sorenhansin: Did you figure out the python fastcgi question?22:20
lucasvoajmitch: http://pastebin.com/d3226224522:20
ajmitchlooks more like a possible configuration issue with django22:21
ajmitchwhat version of django?22:22
lucasvoajmitch: svn, 2weeks old22:22
ajmitchright, so something probably got rearranged with the django ORM backends22:23
sorenhansin: If not, python-flup is probably the answer to your prayers.22:23
lucasvoajmitch: up to date22:23
ajmitchsince the 'mysql.base' that you're referring to would be /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/django/db/backends/mysql/base.py22:23
ajmitch(assuming similar paths to .096)22:24
ajmitchs/.096/0.96/22:24
lucasvoajmitch: that means?22:25
ajmitchwhy are you using svn anyway?22:25
lucasvoajmitch: newforms and that stuff22:25
lucasvoajmitch: you say mysql is broken in svn?22:27
ajmitchno, I'm saying that it's not python2.4-mysqldb that's the problem22:29
lucasvook22:29
ajmitchbut a different issue in loading the django mysql backend22:29
ajmitchit at least appears to be there, so most likely an issue with the python path22:29
ScottKajmitch: If pythonpath was a problem, import MySQLdb wouldn't work, right?22:31
sorenScottK: It seems to be django's mysql glue code that's b0rking.22:32
ScottKSounds reasonable to me.22:32
sorennot mysql itself.22:32
ajmitchScottK: I mean that it's trying to import mysql.base, which is /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/django/db/backends/mysql/base.py22:36
ScottKI see.22:36
ScottKsoren: What do we need to do to get cyrus-sasl2 added to the list of packages the server team tracks?22:38
ajmitchaccording to the loader code (changed a few weeks ago in svn), it should be prepending the import path first, if that fails, then it's assuming it's external22:38
sorenScottK: Just subscribe the team to the bugmail.22:38
ScottKsoren: Team admin has to do that now.22:39
ajmitchlucasvo: I would suggest asking in #django, but I see you're there already22:39
lucasvoyes22:39
lucasvoajmitch: thanks22:39
sorenScottK: Oh, right.22:40
sorenThe "Ubuntu Server Team" team was successfully subscribed to all bugmail in cyrus-sasl2 in ubuntu22:41
ajmitchwonderful22:42
* ajmitch waits for the deluge22:42
lucasvoajmitch: this strange error means my mysql is too outdated22:57
lucasvo:(22:57
lucasvothat means I have to upate my server to edgy22:57
ajmitchoh that's special22:57
ajmitchthe code is *meant* to raise a different error if it's too old22:58
lucasvoor mysql_old does the trick22:58
ajmitchI just saw the ticket url22:58
lucasvoajmitch: yes, it's a bug22:58
ajmitchhow irritating :)22:58

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