[04:28] what's the package name for cyrus-sasl [04:28] can't find one specific to it [04:33] cyrus-imap? [04:33] !imap [04:33] IMAP and POP are protocols for fetching email. The officially-supported server in Ubuntu is Dovecot (packages "dovecot-imapd" for IMAP, and "dovecot-pop3d" for POP) - See also !MailServer for information on the SMTP protocol [04:34] I was hoping it would list imap however [05:03] err, cyrus even [12:06] !mailserver [12:06] Ubuntu supports the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) and provides mail server software of many kinds. You can install a basic email handling configuration with the "Mail server" task during installation, or with the "tasksel" command. See also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MailServer and https://help.ubuntu.com/7.10/server/C/email-services.html [12:18] is there any ubuntu rss feed where new releases and more is ? [12:22] c1|freaky: www.ubuntu.com [13:18] is ther any way to interrupt initrd in debian/ubuntu and drop to a shell (busybox or so) ? [13:20] yes [13:20] Nafallo: how can i? i have lilo as my bootloader [13:21] thanks [13:21] I would imagine break=top would work [13:21] or break=bottom [13:21] great. ill try that. [13:21] or whereever you want to break [13:23] it stopped. but then rebooted shortly after [13:23] no # prompt :( [13:24] ah ok i removed panic=9 and now its ok [13:46] Nafallo: i think you saved my skin! [13:53] Buzz_: glad to help [14:27] anyone else using the LSI Fusion SCSI cards? I have a few HP DL385G1 with these cards where the drivers die during light I/O load [14:32] they are called HP U320 SCSI Adapter [14:44] iirc hp/compaq releases oss drivers for there server stuff ontop of whats in the kernel, so you may wish to check the vendor site [14:45] although I also imagine that google may have answers as well, I havent dealt with the DL series in quite some time [14:47] yeah, HP has released a version for other distributions but not for Ubuntu... Im d/l the lastest driver from LSI now so I'll try and compile my own version of the kernel [14:48] it seems to be a rather "well-known" problem with the Fusion driver but it isn't updated in the offical kernel [14:50] And the current driver locks the box so hard it will take a power cycle to bring it back :( [14:51] well, I don't think a full kernel compile should be needed, you should just be able to compile it as a module [14:51] which is significantly less work [14:53] I hope so. Wouldn't want to support my own kernel. I'll try to compile it as a module and if that doesn't work I'll buy a adaptec card and replace it :=) [15:33] is spamhaus lookups integrated by default when you install the Mailserver task? [15:53] I don't know offhand, the person to ask that is likely ScottK [15:54] at least if it's postfix [15:54] XiXaQ: No. [15:54] speak of the devil himself [15:54] XiXaQ: Anti-spam setups are very site specific, so we don't provide one. [15:54] hi ScottK [15:55] Hi faulkes-. [16:32] how to set up shm for fglrx ? i have devshm on /dev/shm type tmpfs (rw) and tmpfs on /dev/shm type tmpfs (rw) this came after ejs1920 helped me in #ati and told em to ask " try your distro's channel on how to set up shm for fglrx" [16:32] can someone help ? [16:41] try #ubuntu [16:41] ok [16:41] we don't generally deal with X issues as the server doesn't ship with it [16:42] ou yep i forgot about that sorry ^^ [17:56] im getting an error when trying to get a file using http in php: php_network_getaddresses: getaddrinfo failed: Name or service not known (im in kubuntu but i think this channel is a better place for such question...) [18:00] we generally deal with server level issues as opposed to programming level issues, however, I would suggest you determine what service or name it is failing to resolve [18:00] you may also want to check google groups for the usenet php groups [18:02] its not a programming failure, its because of server settings i think [18:05] googling says that there is a problem with dns server, also im on dynamic ip (dialup) (if it matters at all) [18:06] both "php_network_getaddresses: and getaddrinfo" are not base functions within php which leads me to believe it is something within whatever php application you are using [18:06] if you can resolve addresses exernally through other means, that would infer that dns resolution is functioning correctly [18:07] so, the question that would come up next, is what php application is this from? [18:12] thats not a function [18:12] that php 'internal' [18:13] yes, but something has to call it for it to create the error [18:13] because php by itself does not do any automatic connections outbound by itself [18:13] its not a php function, probably a c function used in php code [18:13] so, again, what application resulted in the error [18:13] file_get_contsns() [18:14] file_get_contents() [18:14] or fsockopen() [18:15] the only way I can see for it to generate that error, is if file_get_contents() was calling a URI [18:15] and therefore, I would check what URI it was calling [18:15] and the url is: http://websvn.kde.org/*checkout*/trunk/l10n-kde4/'.$Language.'/messages/elntry.desktop [18:19] I would try, the full url in a browser with the expected path (rather than $Language and such) and see what it returns [18:20] I would also ensure that your system can resolve websvn.kde.org [18:20] i did, works.also wget return 200 OK status. [18:21] what is the non php'ized url [18:22] http://websvn.kde.org/*checkout*/trunk/l10n-kde4/fa/messages/entry.desktop (for example) [18:23] then I would start adding in additional debugging around the statements which call get_file_contents() [18:24] this is a common problem, looks like that there is something wrong with dns settings [18:24] and sure i tried to debug it for hours [18:26] afaik php uses the unerlying system as it's resolver [18:30] the easiest way to test this would be to create a test unit which attempts to resolve [18:34] also check php.net for comments on file_get_contents() [18:34] and fsockopen() [18:34] didnt find anything there :( [18:39] does anyone know how to roll back to from a upgrade that fail? [19:00] emil: the only other thing I can suggest is you check php.ini to make sure that [19:00] ; Whether to allow the treatment of URLs (like http:// or ftp://) as files. [19:00] allow_url_fopen = On [19:00] is turned on [20:50] hello all [20:50] any rsync pros out there? [20:51] I want a solution that will mirror two directories on different machines [20:51] and I will 'work' on both directories potentially adding/removing from each one [20:52] I want them to constantly be in sync - what is the best way to do something like that [20:52] nfs [20:52] ;-) [20:53] unison [20:53] Nafallo: I have nfs setup, but I actually want them both to have local copies [20:53] it provides faster access to data and some failover [20:54] unison is essentially a birectional rsync. It's been a while since I used it and upstream is not at all active these days, so test first. [20:54] ScottK: unison... nice [22:09] ScottK: thoughts on 466068? [22:11] * ScottK looks [22:12] lamont: probably needs SQL mail storage backends :-) [22:12] * Nafallo hides ;-) [22:12] Nafallo: heh [22:15] lamont: I don't like it. [22:16] lamont: I think the different types ov mynetworks_style answers will almost always be wrong and you'll almost always have to specify. [22:17] Just trusting a subnet could have unexpected results for a small user that only has a few public IPs. [22:19] are there any jeos images for hardy that are installable? [22:32] lamont: I replied on the bug. [22:38] ScottK: thanks.. I was afk there for a bit [22:38] and about to run out of the house [22:39] K