=== Jaacelatie is now known as jaac [00:04] Hi! I'm using Ubuntu server and I wonder if it's possible to install KDE and run it? 'apt-get install kde' ??? [00:08] yes you could, but we dont provide support for kde here [00:08] here being this channel [00:08] kubuntu-desktop would install things to work and act like kubutnu [00:08] kde is the entire kde metapackage [00:08] so if you want ubuntu server to include everything in kubuntu, just install kubuntu-desktop [00:09] the kde package has more then just kubuntu-desktop [00:13] jjesse: ty [00:13] Apollo9: no problem [00:19] hey I have bind setup correctly [00:19] but [00:19] I still get can't find gopunix: Non-existent domain [00:21] yay for samba :| [00:21] although i guess its really MS filesharings fault [00:22] I can [00:22] nslookup gopunix.local [00:22] Server: 192.168.1.5 [00:23] in linux, but in windows nothing shows up [00:23] in nslookup [00:23] does windows have the correct name server? [00:23] in network connection yes [00:24] 192.168.1.5 [00:24] were else should I check [00:25] dunno. i'm not in ##windows :) [00:25] ya [00:25] are you sure bind is listening on that IP? [00:44] kgoetz what do you mean [00:44] it is [00:45] kgoetz could explain [00:45] gopp__: are you sure other systems can connect the dns server [00:45] *to the [00:45] yea other system can not [00:45] why [00:46] if bind is only listening on loopback, you cant connect from outside the system [00:46] for example [00:46] this is what I have zone "1.168.192.in-addr.arpa" { [00:46] type master; [00:46] file "/etc/bind/db.192.168.1"; [00:47] and I have _ldap._tcp.dc._msdcs IN SRV 0 0 389 gopunix [00:47] and kgoetz gopunix IN A 192.168.1.5 [00:48] hi [00:48] hi [00:48] i cant connect to the jabber server im.apinc.org the error is: "conflict" [00:49] with the client gajim [00:49] Bidou: try #ubuntu [00:49] thx [00:50] kgoetz do you know [00:51] !private message | gopp__ [00:51] gopp__: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can also benefit AND help you. Please don't PM a user in the channel without asking first, some find it rude. [00:53] k [00:53] err still bind will not work [00:54] *** DD-WRT can't find gopunix.local: Non-existent domain [00:56] bind should be listening on all interfaces, so your client is probably misconfigured [00:56] k [00:57] but were what file do I need to look at please [00:57] named.conf [00:57] on the client? or server? [00:57] server [00:57] bind [00:58] my client is a [00:58] windows xp [00:58] and my server is ubuntu [00:58] i'm starting to get confused. [00:58] !enter | gopp__ [00:58] gopp__: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! === c_schmitz is now known as c_schmitz|away [01:16] hi all [01:16] Does anyone know how can I export the audio device from a pc to another pc? [01:18] I have 2 pc's. One in the living-room. Another one in other room. And I would like to play a sound in one PC and it would sound in boths pc's [01:18] any idea? [06:03] Can someone help me with a floppy drive and ubuntu? [06:04] How do I mount a floppy drive? === nijaba[away] is now known as nijaba [08:10] moin [08:10] morning [08:13] <_ruben> mornin [09:01] hmm, rsync 3.0 released with huge improvements in speed and memory usage [09:01] what can i do to get in in hardy main? [09:18] Hi [09:38] Does anyone have any experience with dhcp3 failover? [09:44] or a sip server? [09:46] look ere4si some1 in th other channel send me this link http://www.voipphreak.ca/2007/11/03/freepbx-ubuntu-howto/ [09:46] check it out [09:46] it was a prod for your quest in #ubuntu Viper111 hehe... [09:47] yeah i now [09:47] :) [09:48] but u know sharing info :P:d [09:48] thnx for the thought Viper111 :) [09:49] weclome === \sh_away is now known as \sh [10:04] if i add ldap to my group line in /etc/nsswitch.conf i can not log in anymore. Any idea why? (this is hardy) [10:12] spiekey: Where did you add it? Beginning or end? [10:19] end [10:20] my login seems to time out [10:20] Do you have a working login? [10:21] only if i comment out the ldap in the group line. [10:21] passwd: files ldap [10:21] actually....i just found out that slapd is NOT starting automatically [10:22] (so far i only to to log in with a local account) [10:22] file ldap in nsswitch.conf should allow local logins [10:23] spiekey: How do you change nsswitch, if you can't log in? [10:23] http://pastebin.ca/925839 [10:24] there you can see a working and a broken config [10:24] it does not make sense to me since i should be able to log in if the ldap server is down [10:25] spiekey: Again: How do you change nsswitch if you can't login? [10:26] oh, sorry. I misunderstood your question. [10:27] in single mode (recovery root shell) [10:27] maybe this is the source of the problem? http://pastebin.ca/925841 [10:28] well...cn=nssldap,ou=DSA,dc=example,dc=net does not exist...but i still wonder why my local user cant login then. [10:37] it works on dapper [10:39] could someone please verify this on hardy? add ldap to the groups line in /etc/nsswitch.conf, stop slapd and try to login with a local user [10:42] spiekey: Well, I suppose it asks ldap for addition group memberships and as ldap fails, it bails out. [10:44] soren: but that should not make the login fail...should it? [10:45] spiekey: That's debatable. [10:45] Imagine if you have a "DenyGroup evilusers" in your sshd_config.. [10:46] and that group is maintained in LDAP. [10:46] In that case, it's the safer choice to fail completely. [10:46] In you situation, though, it's not very convenient. [10:46] Here's what you can do: [10:47] Change: [10:47] group: files ldap [10:47] to [10:48] group: files ldap [unavail=continue] [10:48] Although, that really should be the default. [10:51] where can i read up what "compat" is? [10:54] spiekey: man nsswitch.conf === \sh is now known as \sh_away === \sh_away is now known as \sh [11:07] soren: group: files ldap [unavail=continue] did not solve it .-/ === \sh is now known as \sh_away === \sh_away is now known as \sh === cjwatson_ is now known as cjwatson [11:26] . /etc/ldap.secret only contains the password, not the rootbind, correct? [11:27] I belive so, yes. [11:27] spiekey: When you're logged in in single user mode, and enable ldap in nsswitch.conf, what does "getent group yourusername" give you? [11:29] foobar:x:1000: === \sh is now known as \sh_away === \sh_away is now known as \sh [11:38] whats the diffrence of /etc/ldap.conf and /etc/ldap/ldap.conf? [11:43] spiekey, ones part of pam, ones part of ldap iirc [11:43] * Kamping_Kaiser sleep. gl [11:50] where can i read that up? === \sh is now known as \sh_away === \sh_away is now known as \sh [12:25] why does dapper not have a ldap.conf? [12:25] apt-file search ldap.conf [12:25] returns nothing [12:41] can I create bind dns zone records easily in webmin [12:42] in ubuntu-server what the easyiest way to do dns [12:46] /join #linux-server [12:46] lol sorry [12:46] Is there a known issue with ubuntu server attached to a LAN using single IP address...I most of the times experienced intermittent connection when my ubuntu is on. [13:26] faulkes-: around? [13:32] morning all [13:34] rhineheart_m: I don't understand the question. [13:38] soren: when I will connect the server to the LAN.. the modem seems loosing its control even if I have a huge bandwifth [14:07] I followed this howto http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=249889 [14:07] the only problem is that my mounted nfs share is read only for clients [14:07] how can i mount it readable and writable [14:33] Hi there! I'm trying to setup nfsv4 with kerberos authentication on my server and already went through a lot of troubles. Could someone lend me a hand? [14:34] I get the following error message when trying to mount my share on the server (same on the client): mount.nfs4: mounting lancelot.acoveo.com:/ failed, reason given by server: [14:34] No such file or directory [14:36] In the logs I get the following output (which seems to be fine): http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/5236/ [14:37] Setting the following options for the rpc.mountd server does not really help: RPCMOUNTDOPTS="--debug all" I don't get any log messages from it, not even when running it from a shell with -F [14:38] I have the following entries in /etc/exports: [14:38] /exports gss/krb5(ro,fsid=0,insecure,no_subtree_check,async,anonuid=65534,anongid=65534) [14:38] /exports/acoveo_share gss/krb5(rw,nohide,insecure,no_subtree_check,async,anonuid=65534,anongid=65534) [14:38] exportfs -v shows then just fine [14:39] But mounting it via the following line in /etc/fstab fails with the error mentioned above: [14:39] lancelot.acoveo.com:/ /media/acoveo_share nfs4 ro,sec=krb5i,users 0 0 [14:42] AAAAAARRRRGH I just found the problem...it's the krb5i option, replacing it with krb5 makes it work. I picked that option from a tutorial somewhere and forgot about adding it...sorry [15:13] hello! I found this issue.. SAMBA tends to slow down network connection.. [15:14] foo: u there? [15:28] mathiaz: when you get a chance can you look at that samba merge? [15:29] zul: sure - I'll try to review it later today [15:29] ok [15:38] what is the best CMS today? [15:38] vim [15:38] thats like asking for the best linux dist these days... [15:38] or 42 [15:39] how do i found out which CMS is the best for me? [15:39] research [15:39] c1|freaky: try - http://www.cmsmatrix.org/ [15:39] determine what your needs are, look at the available CMS platforms, compare features [15:40] or use mathiaz' handy url ;) [15:40] morning mathiaz [15:40] hya faulkes- [15:43] thank you [15:55] mathiaz: oh yeah I talked to ScottK about the libdb4.6 migration and you have just have to grep for the word transaction [15:57] zul: great - could you update the Roadmap with the new information ? [15:57] sure [15:57] ill do some as well [17:13] what does use_first_pass do in common-auth? [17:14] there is no manpage for pam.conf [17:15] froma man page: "Specifies that pam_ldap should always use the first password provided in the authentication stack." [17:15] ==> but when can yuo provide a 2n passwd? [17:15] 2nd === \sh is now known as \sh_away === c_schmitz|away is now known as c_schmitz [17:19] spiekey: it prevent your user having to type two times his password (one for unix auth, one for ldap auth) [17:19] ah! [17:19] thanks! [17:37] spiekey: You can stack authentication modules. You can require users to authenticate against passwd/shadow, LDAP, opie, and otpw, one after the other. Most things that use pam for authentication support this. [17:44] hello Soren [18:10] jdstrand: toma (who seems to be having connection issues) brought to my attention an interesting use-case with akonadi -- it launches (and fails) mysql in a separate directory. The AA profile is breaking it... [18:12] keescook: yes - I've seen the bug [18:12] keescook: I've been thinking about this. [18:13] mathiaz: okay, cool. :) [18:13] keescook: I think that akonadi shouldn't use mysql the way it does now. [18:13] keescook: I don't see a reason to start your own mysql server process [18:13] heh [18:13] I'd tend to agree there. :) [18:13] keescook: either you should directly embed mysql in your application [18:14] keescook: or use the system server [18:14] keescook: I haven't looked at how they're actually doing it though. [18:14] mathiaz: me neither -- I just wanted to make sure it was on our radar (passing along toma's concerns) [18:21] hey keescook [18:22] heya zul -- I take it you got back the next day? [18:22] keescook: yep had to go through montreal === nijaba is now known as nijaba[away] === c_schmitz is now known as c_schmitz|away === nijaba[away] is now known as nijaba [19:10] * jdstrand wonders why akonadi would do that by default... [19:27] jdstrand: yeah - it's an uncommon design. [19:27] jdstrand: however I wonder if they're embedding mysql [19:27] jdstrand: it may come from that === c_schmitz|away is now known as c_schmitz === nijaba is now known as nijaba[away] [20:37] muhaha [20:38] * faulkes- eyes zul [20:38] zul -v [20:38] * faulkes- [20:38] exxxxcellennt [20:39] freaking cyrust-imapd [20:39] heh [20:39] I think what we really need to concentrate on, is bringing back gopher for 8.04 server [20:40] perhaps maybe toss in a bit of WAIS as well [20:40] priorities! === c_schmitz is now known as c_schmitz|away [20:53] Hi all - I am trying to install ubuntu-server 7.10 in a vmware VM, but when I check the cd for defects, I get the error "The ./isolinux/boot.cat file failed the MD5 checksum verification. Your cd-rom may be corrupted" The only thing is, the MD5 checks out [21:12] anyone know of a good alternative to ebox-platform? [21:19] Hi all - I am trying to install ubuntu-server 7.10 in a vmware VM, but when I check the cd for defects, I get the error "The ./isolinux/boot.cat file failed the MD5 checksum verification. Your cd-rom may be corrupted" The only thing is, the MD5 checks out [21:25] jdstrand: is your vmware-to-kvm conversion process documented? I feel like I used to have a URL, but now I can't find it. [21:26] keescook: it is not yet, but should be a part of libvirt soon, per soren [21:26] sweet. === c_schmitz|away is now known as c_schmitz === nijaba[away] is now known as nijaba === nijaba is now known as nijaba[away]