[04:08] <^Elfboy> hi [04:08] <^Elfboy> would some one know how o can set ftp so i can load thing and stuff to server [04:09] <^Elfboy> or point me to something to read [04:10] Don't use ftp. It's insecure. [04:10] <^Elfboy> ok [04:10] <^Elfboy> what shojuld i use [04:10] You can use sftp. On ubuntu-server you just have to install the openssh-server [04:11] <^Elfboy> openssh-server is install [04:12] <^Elfboy> i can ssh in to server from laptoop [04:12] <^Elfboy> useing locAL host [04:12] hi does anyone know a good way of backuping to a server without rsync on the destination [04:14] ^Elfboy: Then if you have an sftp client on the laptop, you'll be able to use sftp. [04:14] <^Elfboy> sftp in term [04:14] <^Elfboy> is there a ugi [04:14] That'll work or there are gui clients [04:15] <^Elfboy> :) [04:15] What is the laptop [04:15] <^Elfboy> gentoo [04:15] Gnome or KDE [04:15] <^Elfboy> kde [04:15] Konqueror will do it. [04:15] <^Elfboy> ok [04:15] sftp://url.of.server/ [04:16] <^Elfboy> ok [04:16] <^Elfboy> let me try [04:16] susscorfa: My first thought is install rsync. [04:16] i dont have admin rights otherwise i would have done that [04:17] scp ing a few gigs every time is not realy a option [04:17] <^Elfboy> sweeeeeeeeeeeeeet [04:17] <^Elfboy> ScottK: thanks man [04:17] ^Elfboy: You're welcome. That'll work if you want to switch to Kubuntu too... [04:18] <^Elfboy> cool [04:18] <^Elfboy> :) [04:19] susscorfa: I don't have a suggestion that doesn't involve having rights to install stuff on one end. [04:19] hmm ok ill look on [04:28] <^Elfboy> ok back [04:28] <^Elfboy> i have the sftp set up in server [04:28] <^Elfboy> when i tryed to move fil i get access denied [04:30] <^Elfboy> in server was there some thing i need to change ? [04:35] <^Elfboy> ????????????? [04:35] <^Elfboy> Sc [04:35] <^Elfboy> ScottK: u around [04:38] Yeah [04:38] <^Elfboy> cool [04:39] <^Elfboy> i got in the server but cant remove or add anything [04:39] Generally you access sftp as a normal user and copy onto the server in your home directory. From there you can use sudo cp or sudo mv to put the files where you want them. [04:39] <^Elfboy> i get access denied [04:39] You need to move stuff to where you have full rights. [04:40] <^Elfboy> on gentoo i have rights to all [04:41] That doesn't sound very secure. [04:42] <^Elfboy> i change permasion in /home/user [04:42] <^Elfboy> shold work [04:42] And make sure you login in with the same user via sftp [04:43] <^Elfboy> ? [04:43] <^Elfboy> ohhh [04:43] <^Elfboy> nm [05:04] <^Elfboy> ok i give up [05:05] Evening. [05:05] <^Elfboy> hi hi [05:06] <^Elfboy> is there a better sftp then konr [05:06] <^Elfboy> ose thats one is not working for mr to good [05:06] * antdedyet gets ready to find server release notes for ubuntu hardy alpha 4 [05:07] <^Elfboy> lol [05:08] <^Elfboy> im runing gentoo-kde [05:29] ^Elfboy: It works great on Kubuntu, so I don't know what to tell you. [05:30] <^Elfboy> beats me [05:31] <^Elfboy> im o gentoo [05:48] <^Elfboy> can some tell me where i can read on how to use term as sftp [06:02] ScottK: you are up for MOTU soon. Cool! [06:40] Hi all, I'm trying to upgrade my Feisty box to Gutsy. It keeps aborting with no error. Any ideas where to look? [06:41] wow - long server team meeting today - lots of good work - kudos to the team! [06:46] Maybe its got something to do with this. -> sshd[27882]: fatal: Cannot bind any address. [07:07] thats interesting [07:07] what does ifconfig say about your network interfaces [07:08] unless you've told sshd to bind only to certain addresses, it should bind to loopback/localhost as well [07:13] I havn't restricted the binding to sshd. I'll put my ifconfig on pastebin. I don't think this is my real problem but I noticed that the advertised sshd on 9004 didn't work on my other box during upgrade. [07:14] I think that the problem is that nfs-common is being kept back. I'm not sure how to upgrade this. [07:15] I can't remove it because /var/cache/apt/archives is mounted on nfs. [07:16] http://pastebin.com/m61cf1d8e [07:24] well, yes, I think you can discount the sshd message, the network stack seems to be up [07:24] I take it nfs is on the 10 network [07:24] and /var/cache/apt/archives is mounted RO? [07:26] Yes its on the 10 network, no its rw, [07:27] ok, I'm new, so forgive me this question, is there a particular reason you can't remove it because it's mounted via nfs? [07:30] apt uses /var/cache/apt/archives which is mounted via nfs so I can't remove nfs-common. Or is that dumb? [07:31] I'm not an apt expert so I couldn't say [07:32] is there a reason you need /var/cache/apt/archives mounted via nfs or a particular reason for that setup? [07:34] Saves on bw costs. Its not a huge issue but its a saving non the less. [07:35] and you are doing what for the upgrade, "sudo apt dist-upgrade" or some such? [07:36] all these scientists really need to find better ways to make us healthy [07:37] because while I appreciate research showing that drinking 500ml of beet juice / day reduces blood pressure [07:37] ITS BEET JUICE [07:37] K, I've unmounted it so nothing is using it. nfs-common is still being kept back on dist-upgrade and upgrade. [07:37] * CrummyGummy shivers. [07:37] That sounds aweful. [07:37] is there a message associated with it being kept back? [07:38] DEBUG demoted: 'binfmt-support gcj-4.1-base gij-4.1 libgcj7-jar libglib1.2 liblzo1 libttf-dev libttf2' [07:38] ERROR Dist-upgrade failed: 'E:Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks, this may be caused by held packages.' [07:38] hmmm, that was an hour ago. [07:38] lemme look further. [07:39] no offense to the scientists but if they want to be taken seriously, they should be studying what health benefits a 3 martini lunch provides you [07:40] alot more people would buy into that kind of health diet [07:40] hehe, that sounds much better. [07:45] faulkes-: I removed it reinstalled it and the upgrades working now. Thanks. [07:46] it was a wierd dependancy problem... [07:47] not sure I really did anything but glad to help [07:48] lol, its way better than talking to a void... [07:48] % sudo ufw status [07:48] ERROR: problem running ip6tables [07:48] you're just lucky I can't sleep ;) [07:48] hehe [07:49] avatar: do you have ipv6 disabled? [07:49] no [07:50] hrrmm [07:50] I havent really looked at ufw yet so [07:50] faulkes-: ipv6 support was just committed tonight :) [07:50] iirc from the meeting today it is supposed to be functional with ipv6 [07:50] appearently with some bugs [07:50] apparently [07:51] hmm, server meeting was yesterday right? [07:52] yes [07:52] what does /sbin/ip6tables -L -n report [07:53] http://paste.ubuntu.com/4281/ [07:54] hrmm, so everything appears to be ok there [07:54] have you looked to see what the status argument is calling in ufw? [07:58] no, i just updated en tried after reading my mail wich about https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ufw/+bug/188934 [07:58] Launchpad bug 188934 in ufw "default ipv6 policy is block " [Medium,Fix released] [08:01] ah [08:01] not sure I can really help with it more than that [08:01] and I should crawl into bed so I at least get a couple hours of sleep [08:02] goodnite :) [08:02] i've just started my workig day :) [08:02] nite [08:25] moin [08:26] morning ... [08:45] where do i change the language, which dpkg uses for example for dpkg -l? [08:46] with setting your 'locale' ? [08:48] avatar_: how with daper? [08:48] dpkg-reconfigure locale doesn't work [08:49] set LANG=en_US.UTF-8 [08:50] where do i configure that permanent? [08:51] locale shows me allways "LANG=de_DE.UTF-8" [08:52] sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales [08:53] with default locales configured in /etc/environment [08:54] ah, i found the error in /etc/environment [08:54] thanks [10:01] hey [10:01] having issues getting X running for the server [10:02] i am getting "no valid fontpath" fatal X erroe [10:02] is it misconfigured or missing packages [10:50] hardy install on an ESX-server guest went fine, using our server installation package set (646 packages) [10:54] tjaalton: Awesome news! [10:55] tjaalton: I don't see why it wouldn't work, but it's still nice to know :) [10:56] yeah, it's pretty straightforward [10:57] only thing that I'm normally nervous about is that if the package set installs, since one single package failing to install halts the whole thing :) [10:57] but it's mostly a desktop install issue anyway [10:58] (conflicts, migrations etc) [11:01] and when the next d-i image is built, we'll be able to use ssh-key based remote access to the machine, and monitor the installation logs remotely from a log server (thank you Google :) [11:12] tjaalton: any tries with JeOS? [11:13] nijaba: no, it would need a special setup. What's special about it? Isn't it just a task which installs a minimal set of packages? [11:14] tjaalton: the kernel also has a lot less drivers [11:14] ah [11:14] and it seems we were missing some for proper ESX install on 7.10 [11:14] could not verify it though [11:15] tjaalton: hence my request.... [11:16] tjaalton: you tried ons esx 3.5? [11:16] the problem is that the ESX frontend server isn't on public network, so I'm not sure how I'll be able to push the image there :) [11:16] right now i'm installing a few ESX hosts for a customer [11:17] i can spend a few minutes installing JeOS [11:17] avatar_: that would be awsome ! [11:17] nijaba: seems to be 3.0.2 [11:17] tjaalton: okay, i'll give it a try on esx 3.5 [11:18] \o/ === \sh_away is now known as \sh [13:21] morning [13:22] antdedyet: I am already a MOTU. I'm up for core-dev (from the scrollback about 7 hours ago). [13:37] hey all [13:39] hello sommer [13:49] Hello sommer [14:47] hi [14:47] Hello ivoks [14:48] ivoks: pitti gave me some hope I may have an answer on the amavisd-new MIR today. [14:48] So maybe there's a chance to integrate it into the tasksel. [14:50] great [14:50] we can always add diff once it's accepted [14:51] i would go with very basic setup with amavis [14:51] hey ivoks [14:51] zul: hi [14:52] zul: umm... could you just brief me on drbd status in kernel? [14:53] ivoks: its in the archive now [14:53] as of 2.6.24-6 I believe === nijaba_ is now known as nijaba [14:53] it's just in -server kenel? [14:54] generic as well I believe [14:54] hm... [14:54] oh, i'm on -5 [14:54] that could be your problem :) [14:54] yeah... [14:55] /lib/modules/2.6.24-6-generic/ubuntu/block/drbd [14:55] interesting... i don't have -6, but i do have -5 in archive [14:55] er... -7 [14:56] ok, first i'll deal with bacula :D [14:58] 2.2.8 is sitting in merges.ubuntu.com so you might want to merge it first [14:58] -6 failed to build. [14:58] zul: Someone did that earlier today. [14:58] norsetto, I belive. [14:58] believe, even. [14:58] MoM just hasn't run since then. [14:58] zul: i already have merged them localy... [14:58] nifty.. [14:58] i'm working on a diff that would sort some things out.. [14:59] i've talked with upstream about changes i'm planing to do, and they are ok with it [14:59] we don't want -sqlite version in main, right? [15:00] just -mysql and -postgresql? [15:00] Why not -sqlite? [15:00] I prefer that one. By far! [15:00] so, we do want it? [15:00] ok :) [15:00] Why wouldn't we? [15:01] we dont support sqllite dont we? [15:01] cause for free you get whole sql :) [15:01] Sure we do. [15:01] It's just the command line interface for it, that's in universe (which is rather silly, if you ask me). [15:02] libsqlite3-{0,dev,doc} are all in main. [15:02] Er... sqlite3-doc. Not libsqlite3-doc. [15:02] pff, vmware-- [15:02] I think sqlite is sexy. [15:03] indeed, sqlite is nice. [15:03] right, 2.2.8 is merged [15:04] good to know that most of the ubuntu changes in bacula were accepted in upstream or debian [15:24] lamont: I'm running your postfix 2.4.7 backport to Gutsy on my test server right now. Upgraded and works without issue. Thanks. [15:25] rock. I'll push it back to the others then [15:26] ScottK: and then I just need to know what we're doing for 2.5.1... I figured I'd let Wietse move that past -rc1 before I upload it... [15:26] Ah. Right. [15:27] fresh install of vmware esx. Create new guest, configure it to boot from hardy iso. Power on. Poof, crash :( [15:27] lamont: I'd suggest pushing 2.5.0-1 to Sid/Hardy now and then updating to 2.5.1 when he releases it. That way you'll get more 'feedback' if there are packaging issues to deal with at the same time. [15:28] good point [15:28] soren: any tought on the ubuntu-server-bugs mailing list used as a contact email for ubuntu-server LP team ? [15:28] soren: see my email on ubuntu-server from yesterday [15:28] which still gets back to "what did ScottK want me to do to postfix, again?" so I can put that into 2.5.0-1 [15:28] Right. [15:28] zul: ^^ [15:28] I'll upload postfix this afternoon [15:28] mathiaz: I've seen it and it looks reasonable. [15:28] evening [15:28] mathiaz: In fact, it looks quite good. [15:28] lamont: I'll ping you with some bug numbers in a few minutes. [15:29] ob nit. how about if you ping me and then give me bug numbers. :) [15:29] * lamont ducks [15:29] mathiaz: Ive looked and sounds good to me [15:29] bug numbers hurtseses when they bounce off my hull. [15:30] * ScottK regrets the lack of ordnance he used to have available when he was in the Navy ... [15:31] * faulkes- loves him some good ordnance [15:32] Being Gunnery Officer on a 10,000 ton Cruiser was fun. [15:32] its not size of the gun that counts its how you use it [15:33] :) [16:00] hrm, some good ufw feedback on planet [16:00] or rather, positive feedback in it being liked and being human [16:01] From a very prominent Ubuntu blogger too. [16:22] how to resize ntfs partition? [16:26] qtparted [16:39] lamont: I sent you mail on postfix updates to your debian.org address. Thanks to greylisting you don't have it yet, but it's in the air. [16:40] heh. ok [16:40] d.o, u.c, c.c all come the same place in the end [16:40] Right, just figured that was the most reasonable one to send it to since we're discussing Postfix 2.5 in Debian. [16:41] heh [16:41] ok [16:41] they're all just .forwards or aliases to lamont@m.c [17:00] Well debian.org took the mail, so you should have it now. === \sh is now known as \sh_away [17:12] <^Elfboy> hi all [17:17] <^Elfboy> im trying to install a psybnc on my server but i got this http://www.pastebin.ca/895189 [17:18] <^Elfboy> some take a look for me please [18:36] q [18:36] oops [20:31] ScottK: ping [20:31] Pong [20:31] how well do you know the clamav maintainer in debian? [20:33] We've had a not insignificant, but not steady dialogue. [20:33] He takes some of my Ubuntu changes and tells me to get stuffed when I mess up. [20:33] If I ask him about updating freeradius debian nicely how would he take it? [20:34] I think he's not hostile to Ubuntu, but not extremely interested in it. If you offered help/patches/etc, I think he'd take it well. [20:35] is he on irc? [20:36] sgran has been idle for 2 hours, 27 minutes, and 38 seconds. [20:36] Sort of. [20:36] (on OFTC). [20:39] ok thanks [21:38] <^Elfboy> is there a ftp serveer that will run so i can load and get stuf odd the server [21:41] mathiaz: got a good response from forum council on the email, I believe you were cc'd [21:42] * ScottK waits for mathiaz to get it done so the bugmail stops. [21:42] ... unwanted bugmail ... [21:43] <^Elfboy> lol [21:44] faulkes-: yes - saw that. Look good ! Thanks for taking this task :) [21:44] ScottK: I've asked the creation of ubuntu-server-bugs mailing list. [21:44] mathiaz: Glad to hear it. [21:44] ScottK: Once it's created, I'll update the LP configuration. [21:44] * ScottK nods [22:08] mathiaz: I'll work on the first part of what was discussed tonight so it can be reviewed and the forum council can act on it [22:09] I should have something fleshed out for tomorrow [22:15] faulkes-: excellent ! [22:50] Hi guys, is the likewise-open in dendrobates' PPA supposed to work? [22:50] I just tried joining to a domain today and it gave me an error 0004 and was wondering if the package was ready for general consumption [22:54] I'm not sure on it's readyness (that doesn't it isn't, just that I don't know) [22:54] has anyone had any luck getting LDAP authentication working in 7.10? i'm having a hell of a time getting local logins to work [22:54] i want to say i'm hitting a issue with libnss-ldap, but i'm not really sure [23:15] jcastro, seany, I probably can't help directly but maybe if you put some more details about the issues you're encountering into the channel, one of the fine u-s members can pick it up [23:16] i've set it up and it doesn't work :-p [23:16] hold on let me type it up [23:17] i'm fairly sure i've getting caught on this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libnss-ldap/+bug/155947 [23:17] Launchpad bug 155947 in libnss-ldap "ldap config causes Ubuntu to hang at a reboot" [Undecided,Confirmed] [23:18] i setup openldap +samba like i normally would have, and when i get to changing the pam stuff, when ever i reboot the machine it hangs after trying to login [23:18] some times it will let me enter a user and pw, other times just a user [23:18] faulkes-: well, I can't even find a log for the likewise thing, so I guess I'll just wait until it hits universe and give it a shot [23:18] when it's in this state all of the external services are down, can't ping it, no ssh etc [23:19] jcastro: a new version of likewise has been uploaded to dendrobates' ppa [23:19] jcastro: and published about an hour ago [23:19] ah [23:19] booting into single user mode and starting things manually gets me to a place where things are usable, and i can fire off services one at a time to get things working, but that's not a solution [23:19] mathiaz: I don't have an AD environment at home but I can get to one during lunch, I'll give it a shot tomorrow [23:55] jcastro: looking into the source code, your error code seems to be CENTERROR_DOMAINJOIN_NO_ETH_ITF_CFG_FILE [23:59] mathiaz: I just installed the package and tried to join via the cli command, I must have missed a configuration step someplace [23:59] * jcastro failed to read documentation