[00:54] <lamont> sommer: send any postfix-ish stuff you want at me
[01:28] <zul> evening
[02:12] <sommer> lamont: cool thanks man
[04:30] <lamont> sommer: I figure that I can liberate parts of it, especially configuration type stuff, and make the package better.  so it's all good.
[04:49] <The_Kernel> how do I install ldap?
[05:02] <sommer> The_Kernel: sudo apt-get install slapd... if you want OpenLDAP that is.
[05:02] <sommer> lamont: party!
[05:50] <zylstra555> Hello. Are there bots (the bad kind) that have humans sitting behind a computer deciphering CAPTCHA system text?
[07:13] <joerlend> I'm making a virtual machine template and I need to find all references to the hostname. How do I do that?
[07:29] <pschulz01> joerlend: Are you asking for a searck of the entire root directory?
[07:30] <joerlend> not really. That would involve searching through all files.. I'm using ubuntu-desktop, mailserver, lamp and sshserver tasks. If someone knows which files are involved.. ?
[07:32] <antdedyet> joerlend: there are at least /etc/hosts & /etc/hostname
[07:33] <joerlend> yes, I know about those and I've edited them, other stuff still uses the old hostname.
[07:34] <pschulz01> joerlend: /etc/postfix/main.cf
[07:34] <kgoetz> grep -r `hostname` /etc/
[07:34] <joerlend> kgoetz?
[07:35] <joerlend> oh.. Yes, that might be helpful. I'll try it, though I don't think everything calls it hostname.
[07:35] <kgoetz> joerlend: search your hostname in /etc/, then you know what files its in
[07:36] <kgoetz> grep -r -e `hostname` -e hostname /etc/
[07:36] <pschulz01> joerlend: /etc/apache2/?
[07:37] <antdedyet> joerlend: backticks (` `) tell the shell to execute a command and the returned value is substituted for `hostname`
[07:38] <lamont>  /etc/mailname is what mailers use, by policy
[07:38] <joerlend> why doesn't everything just refer to /etc/hostname?
[07:40] <kgoetz> your mailname might not be your hostname
[07:40] <kgoetz> ditto httpd and any number of other services
[07:40] <joerlend> oh, right.
[08:38] <lamont> sommer: of course I have yelp installed... it's part of ubuntu-desktop.. :-)
[08:38] <lamont> sommer: so does this mean that you're running that other desktop??? :-)
[11:50] <J-_> What code can I put into a php page to show my MySQL enabled/disabled stuff?
[11:51] <J-_> When I first set up my server there was a way, but, now I can't remember how I did it.
[11:53] <susscorfa> phpinfo() ? maybe and look which modules are enabled
[11:54] <J-_> hmm I think that may be it
[11:55] <susscorfa> ok
[11:56] <J-_> do I just put phpinfo() in the file and save it as whatever.php?
[11:56] <susscorfa> well you should first start php <?php phpinfo(); ?>
[11:57] <susscorfa> but then write it to whatever.php and it should work
[11:57] <J-_> thanks
[11:57] <susscorfa> but afterwords delete this file again because phpinfo() can give unnessisary info to hackers / crackers
[11:58] <J-_> ... really? So it's not safe to show it to someone?
[11:58] <susscorfa> well it is a good use to not show it i believe
[11:59] <J-_> Okay, thanks very much for the info. =)
[11:59] <J-_> saved me
[11:59] <susscorfa> it gives info about your configureation so that is only a entry for other people
[11:59] <susscorfa> np
[17:36] <nealmcb> well that seemed like an exciting 24 hours....
[17:41] <nealmcb> (re: USN 544) - thanks to the folks that work the long hours, who I won't wake up now by mentioning them :-)
[19:29] <rickp> Does Ubuntu work with 2X - 2X TerminalServer?
[19:29] <rickp> more specifically Ubuntu Server 7.10
[19:34] <rickp> anyone with experience with X2 with Ubuntu server?
[19:34] <rickp> ^^ 2X TerminalServer ^^
[19:37] <rickp> I'll try back later
[22:31] <m1r> hello
[22:36] <m1r> i have dhcp server setup problem, can someone help ?
[23:06] <sommer> m1r: what's the specific issue?
[23:06] <m1r> hi sommer
[23:07] <m1r> i need to get eth0 serving dhcp server from chillispot
[23:07] <m1r> but when i put my server
[23:07] <m1r> i mean when i put network config as
[23:07] <m1r> auto eth0
[23:07] <m1r> it dont allow to get up
[23:08] <m1r> unknown interface eth0
[23:08] <m1r> but on 7.04 on same network setup that works with np
[23:09] <sommer> m1r: what's chillispot?
[23:09] <sommer> do you have more than one NIC?
[23:09] <m1r> yes
[23:09] <m1r> wlan0 conected to AP
[23:09] <m1r> eth0 should serve as internal dhcp server
[23:10] <m1r> chillispot is captive portal package
[23:10] <sommer> does it work if you stop the wlan0 interface?
[23:10] <sommer> ah
[23:11] <m1r> let me check what happenes when i stop wlan0
[23:11] <sommer> roger that standing by
[23:11] <sommer> heh
[23:11] <m1r> same , ignoring it
[23:12] <sommer> is the interface working, just not dhcpd?
[23:12] <m1r> laptop------AP-------eth0/wlan0-----AP-----internet
[23:13] <m1r> this is setup
[23:13] <sommer> and your eth0 is working, or no?
[23:13] <m1r> i am conecting on eth0 dhcp so it works, but in network restart it says it is ignoring eth0 all the time
[23:14] <sommer> ah and you want to turn eth0 into a dhcp server? or did I not understand that correctly?
[23:14] <m1r> yep
[23:15] <m1r> so packages from eth0 can go tun0 to wlan0
[23:15] <m1r> but now, i just want to get eth0 workable in sistem
[23:16] <sommer> ah... try commenting everything for wlan0 in /etc/network/interfaces... then restart networking
[23:16] <m1r> strange is that i have samesetup on 7.04 and it works with just: auto eth0 ; then it serves dhcp requests
[23:16] <sommer> also here's a link that may help: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-how-to-setup-multi-homing-networking.html
[23:16] <m1r> let me see
[23:17] <sommer> you might also check the scripts in /etc/network/if-* and see if they're running another daemon that isn't being run in 7.04
[23:17] <m1r> there is problem right in start
[23:18] <sommer> sweet
[23:19] <m1r> routing should be going thru chillispot
[23:19] <sommer> yep that would do it.
[23:19] <m1r> i will check scripts first to see if dirent
[23:23] <m1r> scripts seems same