=== MenZa is now known as kii === kii is now known as Kii === Kii is now known as MenZa === MenZa is now known as Kii === Kii is now known as MenZa [00:20] soren: I changed my mind, close them all [00:20] Aw.. [00:20] :P [00:20] But I don't wanna! [00:21] Hey there are lots of things I don't wanna do, like leave my room, shave and drag my ass to the office but sometimes you just have to [00:21] now close the channels dammit [00:21] is there a man page for iftab? [00:22] apt-cache search says no [00:23] iftab? You're on dapper or something? [00:23] jetole: if soren and I don't drag our asses out of rooms, we would never get out of the office. [00:24] would that explain why we do not like closing tabs? [00:24] I suppose that's somewhat related, yes :) [00:24] * nealmcb wonders what donkeys have to do with the server team :-) [00:24] nealmcb: You'd be surprised. [00:24] lol [00:24] soren: nope but it has been a while since I had to use iftab. is there replacement for it? [00:24] donkeys were surprised [00:25] jetole: Yes. /etc/udev/rules.d/75-persistent-net-something [00:25] what DON'T donkeys have to do with the server team? [00:25] cat: /etc/udev/rules.d/75-persistent-net-something: No such file or directory ;) [00:27] well this file seems odd, I think I will have to RTFM as soon as I can find it [00:27] jetole: Reinstall. Something's broken. [00:27] reboot a few times first [00:28] Yes. An even number of times, of course. [00:28] You wouldn't want the AC stabiliser to get out of sync, would you? [00:28] jetole: Sorry, make that /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules. [00:30] jetole: it's quite simple. It's autogenerated by /etc/udev/rules.d/75-persistent-net-generator.rules [00:30] jetole: ..if you want to change anything, just move stuff around in the obvious ways. [00:31] I was actually just looking at that from it came up on google and I was about to say this looks a lot easier [00:31] I take it name determined by mac I specify [00:31] like iftab? [00:36] Yes, pretty much. [00:56] soren, last night jon corbet tipped us off to the most excellent documentation/adventure game of the lguest virtualization code and this delightful thread of lkml: http://kerneltrap.org/node/13992 [00:56] but I'm probably just way behind the times :) [01:04] nealmcb: I hadn't seen that. I'll be looking at it later. It looks like fun :) [01:04] Now, it's bedtime, though. [01:47] http://dpaste.com/28110/ /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error [01:48] dpkg.log just says 2007-12-14 17:43:59 status half-configured munin-node 1.2.5-1 === ScottK2 is now known as ScottK [02:54] Is there a way to use wake on lan with a LAMP server? [03:51] Hi I just put a hard drive in my server from my older server, the data on it is in a format called LVM2 MEMBER, because my old server was LVM, I just need to get the data off it for my new server? how do I go about this? [05:24] hey guys. I have a question, I compiled a kernel this afternoon using the pre-existing config that came with my system in /boot, after several tries I didn't change anything in it so I should have a duplicate kernel [05:24] using this new kernel with a copy and paste in grub or with update-grub I had identical grub entries for either kernel and yet the new one would not boot my system [05:25] it claimed unknown type of media for UUID [05:25] why would a kernel using the exact same config file have this issue? [15:52] dhcpd3 fails to start-up quietly and does not leave any trace in logs after moving to gutsy. Any suggestions? [16:00] let me clarify... dhcpd3 does not start and returns no output [16:04] Define ubuntu problem, dhcpd3 works fine if started manually, init script fails everytime... any ideas? === ember_ is now known as ember [17:49] i need some samba help, i use to remember how to get my system account to be able to log in, I can't remember can someone help me [17:54] moos3: "smbpasswd -L -a username" probably. [17:55] but for every user? [17:55] I have some 500 users [17:56] I would use ldap but everytime I install ldap it kills my ubuntu installation [17:58] Samba can't authenticate against the system user database (/etc/passwd and /etc/shadow) [17:59] Well, yes, if you're running win 95 and can set it to unencrypted logins, but I'm guessing you're not.. [18:01] moos3: LDAP is surely what you want. [18:03] yeah i was hoping to avoid it because on 7.04 i keeps killing my kernels and recover images [18:03] 7.10 wont even run on my server hardware [18:03] LDAP cannot kill your kernel. [18:03] trust me last time I had ldap on my server it shit the bed and wont even boot [18:04] You realise that there are other things than the kernel involved in booting, right? [18:04] yeah I know that [18:04] And you still believe ldap "killed your kernel"? [18:05] You need to qualify that statement somehow? I've not seen a bug report about anything of the sort. [18:05] it killed everything I'm sure its what led to the corrupt kernel [18:05] You're trying to fix the wrong problem here. [18:06] You tried doing things the right way (use ldap), and failed miserably ("killed your kernel"( and now you want to do things the wrong way instead.. [18:07] fresh install the first thing I did was upgrade from 6.10 to 7.04 then installed ldap then I logged off and lost power a hour or so later it wouldn't boot it just hanged on kernel load [18:08] a) That makes no sense. LDAP does not get anywhere near your kernel. If you've upgraded to 7.04 and lost power before having a chance to reboot it, yes, your kernel might very well be in a bad state due to not having been synced to disk. This has nothing to do with ldap. [18:08] so I had to go thought the miserable install process again because 7.04 doesn't have hardware support for my server, I spent about 2 hours of reinstall time [18:08] Besides, you said "every time". This is a single instance, I hope? [18:09] nope I have tried it install first then upgrade to 7.04, then reboot, no go, i got everything install now with out ldap and life is good, but I need to get system users to access, and I'm not going to have a choice but to use ldap [18:10] in bsd I have never had this type of problem before, [18:11] You're messing things up here.. Why don't you install 7.04 directly instead of upgrading?= [18:11] * soren will be right back [18:12] because 7.04 install hangs at 21% when loading libc6-udeb [18:12] same with 7.10 [18:13] What's new in virtualization? Should I go with vmware-server or xen on gutsy? [18:17] hey all, anyone a moderator to the ubuntu-server mailing list? [18:22] sommer: Yes? [18:22] soren: I just sent a message with an attachment of 137k. just wondering if that could go through this once? [18:23] trying to get some help with a backup section to the server guide. [18:23] sommer: Already did. Like 27 seconds after you sent it. [18:23] sommer: More than 15 minutes ago, surely. [18:23] soren: oh cool, thank you very much [18:23] sommer: np :) [18:23] I just saw the bounce message [18:24] sommer: Ah. I might get the notification about stuff needing moderation faster than you get the bounce message. :) Don't know. [18:24] soren: probably not, but I started writing another message right after sending. so I didn't check for new mail right away. [18:25] sommer: Oh, got it. [18:25] moos3: I see. I need to make a phone call right now. I'll get back to you later. [18:25] ok [18:26] i got a bunch of python to write, just let me know when your back [18:59] are there problems with mdadm when deleting MD's in the server edition during the installation ? === Matts is now known as MatBoy [20:06] jdstrand: there? [20:08] bug 176175 [20:08] Launchpad bug 176175 in linux-ftpd-ssl "CVE-2007-6263: security vulnerability in linux-ftpd-ssl" [Wishlist,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/176175 [23:57] * MatBoy solved it..