[00:01] Sweet, Ubuntu is offered by Hostway now [00:02] Finally, I have some push to move a big client of mine over from RedHat. [00:13] goodnight all [01:07] Who was the ebox guy? [01:08] I commented on your libtree-perl package on REVU. [03:37] * emgent night. [06:34] Is there a way to kill a process (a Ruby script, specifically) and then start it again every x hours through SSH? [07:29] hi all i am running ubuntu on both server and desktop. Now i have a question when there comes a new ubuntu release say from feisty to gutsy, my update-notifier tells me, "hey there i s new release. Do you want to upgrade? " Is there something similar for the server? Or do I need to edit the sources.list by hand? [07:30] i think you'll have to change the sources.list, but i'm not sure... there's a url around somewhere that has info on upgrading versions, but i don't remember... let me see if i can find it [07:32] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes [07:33] go into whichever version you need & there should be a network upgrade for ubuntu servers section [07:33] ok thx [07:34] np, if you have a software raid array you may have issues with that... i had to re-add 1 of the drives & let it rebuild the backup === \sh_away is now known as \sh [08:12] <_ruben> to upgrade a server use: sudo do-release-upgrade [09:00] question about locale configuration on gutsy [09:00] it says install locales reconifugre locales install localeconf reconfigure localeconf [09:00] but i remember a nice dialog where i could choose which locales i can generate with locale-gen [09:01] is that gone? [09:01] yes. iirc two releases ago [09:01] i want more than one locale because i am running squirrelmail and it is working with compiled locales [09:02] kgoetz: why? does it really make sense? [09:02] so i run locale-gen with the locales i need, correct? [09:02] milestone_: dont remember. just remember it got pulled [09:03] kgoetz: yeah no worries [09:03] i see that reconfigre locales will re-generate even those locales i generated with locale-gen === \sh is now known as \sh_away === \sh_away is now known as \sh === \sh is now known as \sh_away === \sh_away is now known as \sh === \sh is now known as \sh_away === \sh_away is now known as \sh [09:53] Morning [11:13] moin [12:25] morning === crummygummy_ is now known as CrummyGummy [13:09] i am having problems with my nfs server [13:09] I can create and delete dir's and files [13:09] can't edit them [13:10] output from nano: Error writing new file: Invalid argument [13:10] gedit, openoffice and others give more or less the same error [13:10] any help would be cool === crummygummy_ is now known as CrummyGummy [16:29] gutsy - Package `locale' is not installed and no info is available. [16:30] E: Couldn't find package locale [16:30] apt-cache search locale = about 1 million hits [16:33] CarlFK: Its "apt-get install locales". [16:36] coffeedude: just found that on http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=397005 [16:37] which is the real problem, and folloing all of those sugestions didn't help [16:41] CarlFK: ahhh....ok. === infinity2 is now known as infinity [18:45] does anyone have an opinnon on https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/182086? [18:45] Launchpad bug 182086 in dovecot "dovecot-common postinst fails for multiple ssl certs" [Medium,Triaged] [18:49] zul: the grep is only checking if there is any ssl cert [18:49] zul: not using it [18:50] if there is one it uses it, if not, it creates one [18:50] so the solution is a good one [18:51] IMHO [18:51] ok good [18:58] what is the #u-doc chan name? [18:58] or is there one? [18:59] CarlFK: #ubuntu-doc [18:59] huh - must have misspelled it. thanks [19:42] having a bit of an issue, for some reson postfix stopped sending and receiving emails, any ideas why that might happen, nothing has changed except for some normal updates to Ubuntu yesterday [19:42] this is the only thing in my mail error log "Jan 24 14:31:49 krusty postfix/sendmail[9858]: fatal: usage: sendmail [options]" === \sh is now known as \sh_away === \sh_away is now known as \sh [19:46] hi guys, has the addon for hardy been finished to enable the simple authentication against an AD domain? [19:54] reya276: whenever i have to troubleshoot mail problems i use `tcpflow port 25`, send mail, then dig through the output of the dump. [19:54] reya276: another thing to do is to do dpkg-reconfigure on your mail package [19:55] i've had mail problems that have been resolved by both of those. [19:57] thanks, but the issue seems to be fixed as It was an update from yesterday that was left unattended and BIND was going to change a script so it was waiting for someone to give the ok [20:19] soren: hello, is there a way to use virt-manager from the cli? === \sh is now known as \sh_away [21:17] Sincerely, [21:17] Dominic Maricic [21:17] Home Inspector Pro [21:17] http://www.HomeInspectorPro.com [21:17] Toll Free: 1-888-750-4777 [21:17] oops, wrong window, sorry [21:21] hate it when that hapens. does anyone know if the new module to connect ubuntu to an AD server via hardy is ready [21:25] hey guys, some tech at our company, probably me but thats besides the point, just did a rm -rf /usr/lib on a server, is there a way using a CD I can fix this? I was able to do a dpkg --get-selections before ssh dropped me but using apt-get --reinstall failed with missing libs [21:27] i think you might be screwed [21:27] but then again you might not [21:28] debootstrap a base system to a chroot, copy over enough libs to make dpkg and apt happy again, then do the --reinstall dance. [21:37] infinity: thanks [21:37] infinity: you want to do that for me? [21:37] j/k