[01:01] Morning [01:08] anyone here free to help me with a debuild problem? [01:08] i'm trying to build squid3 from source but the package is messed up [01:11] docta_v, just ask your question/explain your problem [01:11] If someone knows the answer, they'll tell you :] [01:13] i am running through the standard process [01:13] which worked fine on squid v2 [01:14] run configure script [01:14] and then run debuild -us -uc -b [01:14] however some of the Makefiles are being deleted improperly [01:14] and the build fails because it's missing a Makefile for some of the sub directories [01:15] specifically there is no Makefile in the lib subdir [01:22] Well, it seems like you need to modify the debian rules file not to do that! :) [01:29] docta_v: are you basing your work on the squid3 package ? [01:29] yes [01:29] docta_v: there is already a squid3 package in universe [01:29] it's not built with ssl support [01:30] docta_v: did you try to build the binary package ? [01:30] docta_v: Makefile can be remove during the clean target, because they're regenerated at configure time [01:30] apparently it's not regenerating one of the Makefiles that it removes [01:31] i'm running debuild -us -uc -b to build [01:31] is that what you mean by building the binary? [01:32] docta_v: you don't need -b [01:32] docta_v: debuild -us -uc should be enough [01:35] same error [01:35] i do see some messages about "failed to remake makefile" [01:36] when i run debuild so that might have something to do with it [01:36] i can actually get a lot further if i use -nc [01:36] but that seems like it might cause its own problems [02:26] Hi! I have problems in nfs-common client service because start-stop-daemon seems that is not installed. Do anyone know the name of the package that contains "start-stop-daemon"? [02:33] doh, he left [03:01] what's the best CMS? [03:26] hey [03:26] Anyone been playing with Nexuiz on 804? [03:26] i know its a game and not serious stuff [03:26] =P [03:27] I have the same problem from the binary download as I do from the repo's version [03:29] well don't all answer at once [03:29] =P [03:29] 106 silent [03:30] =( [03:30] sparky01: Most people here work US/European days. It's normally pretty quiet this time of day. [03:31] ScottK, yeah, I hear you [03:34] Anyone nexuiz server? [04:59] any chance of a kernel update for 6.06 [04:59] since 2.6.15 is *CANUCKED* [04:59] nfs crash and burn bug [04:59] flyback: Is there a bug in LP for it? [05:00] yes [05:00] the kernel bug has been known for 2 yrs [05:00] you people suck [05:00] i'm sorry but that's pathetiuc [05:00] flyback: what's the bug number/url? [05:00] dunno but I can find the event again hang oin [05:01] :) [05:01] the last post was in april [05:01] flyback: [05:01] flyback: Good luck getting help by cursing at the people who might actually be able to help you. [05:01] dude [05:01] 2 yrs [05:02] even if you didn't want to change lts how about at least a "hey this affects some people you might want to do this" [05:02] Right, but I had nothing to do with that and you just told me I suck. [05:02] So guess how motivated I am to help now. [05:04] probably about as motivated as my diseased asshole [05:04] to push out shit [05:07] Upgrading remotely.. from gutsy to hardy.. is there a command line script equivalent to the GUI button? [05:07] pschulz01: do-release-upgrade [05:07] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.15/+bug/191182 [05:07] *CANUCKED* [05:07] Launchpad bug 191182 in linux-source-2.6.15 "6.06.02 2.6.15-51-server soft lockup on cpu#0 on shutdown/umount xfs partition on /dev/md0" [Undecided,Incomplete] [05:08] ScottK: Ta :-) [05:08] actually wrong link God damn google shit [05:08] ScottK: Lets see if it works remotely on my bosses computer :-) [05:10] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.15/+bug/97105 [05:10] Launchpad bug 97105 in linux-source-2.6.15 "samba causes nfsv4 kernel module bug" [Undecided,Confirmed] [05:10] this is close [05:10] pschulz01: I've done it on both servers and desktops and had it work fine. [05:11] found it [05:11] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.15/+bug/58170 [05:11] Launchpad bug 58170 in linux-source-2.6.15 "Kernel race condition if nfs mounts present on real or virtual nodes [kernel BUG at lib/radix-tree.c]" [Undecided,Confirmed] [05:12] lamont: You awake? [05:17] ScottK: /me bites bullet.. [05:17] ScottK: :-) [05:18] ;-) [05:23] hi [05:23] 2.6.15-51 IS STILL the latest for 6.06 lts correct? [05:24] I want to know if when I install the tasks through the tasksel interface during the installation proccess it will ask me for configuration automatically or I will have to do it manually after the installation process? [05:27] Konam: It should ask you during the isnstallation process. [05:27] flyback: looks like it [05:28] that is a problem :/, good that I didn't choose to install them :) [05:29] Konam: It's not unique to tasksel. By policy packages are supposed to be installed in a running configuration and ask questions if needed to establish sane defaults. [05:29] ok cause I KNOW my pxe boot + auto script many os vm severely canucked ubuntu server install [05:29] actually nm [05:29] I took the kernel # from a normal install I did [05:29] just to compare [05:30] Konam: I can only think of a very few packages that don't do that. [05:30] ScottK yeah, I know, I just thought it wouldn't, silly me. I'm learning about handling Linux servers through ubuntu now :) [05:43] flyback: thanks for the pointers. seems like the bug should be marked "fix released" since it works in edgy etc - is that your experience? the policy on updating stable versions is conservative for good reasons. You can look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates and consider making a pitch for that bug in dapper. or folks can switch to hardy now of course. [05:43] uh [05:43] I don't see a fixed release [05:43] for 6.06 [05:44] and I consider a kernel crash and burn under load pretty fucking broken [05:45] I think we got that already. [05:46] flyback: you're also free to apply the patches and put a kernel in a "ppa" for others to use. but the policies have been worked out to try to best serve folks all things considered [05:46] with the mentality at work I might as well shove the package up my ass [05:47] hopefully I will have a heart attack before then [05:49] like ScottK said, foul language isn't likely to help, so please abide by the ubuntu code of conduct. http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct [05:49] whatever [05:49] 'my life's been 34 yrs of bullshit anyways [05:49] pigs will fly before anything changes [05:52] * flyback goodnight all [06:29] <[T]an2> need some help with ip tables [06:30] <[T]an2> here is my current set up: [06:30] <[T]an2> http://pastebin.ca/1009042 [06:30] <[T]an2> this give me access to the internet and basic service inbound. [06:31] <[T]an2> The problem i have is when i add nat to forward port 80 to a different address... the inbound port 80 rule works, but then I no longer can get out to the internet. [06:31] <[T]an2> any help would be appreciated [06:34] there is no rule for port 80 [06:34] <[T]an2> right... i took it out so i could get to the internet. :-D [06:34] <[T]an2> so its current configuration works to get me to the internet. [06:34] so, paste it somewhere [06:35] <[T]an2> if i add a rule for port 80 which should be set up identical to port 4569 then my outbound internet stops working [06:35] <[T]an2> i clone the rule for 4569 and change the port numbers only for my web server rule [06:35] <[T]an2> and it works. however the outbound port 80 stops [06:38] <[T]an2> gimme a sec and I will set it up like that and then paste it.... [06:40] look like you miss -d here [06:40] <[T]an2> here is my updated version [06:40] <[T]an2> http://pastebin.ca/1009045 [06:42] try A PREROUTING -p tcp -m tcp -d --dport 80 -j DNAT --to-destination 192.168.1.10:80 [06:42] now it just route all traffic to port 80 to 1.10 [06:44] <[T]an2> instead of: -A PREROUTING -p tcp -m tcp --dport 80 -j DNAT --to-destination 192.168.1.10:80 [06:44] <[T]an2> ? [06:44] <[T]an2> or in addition to? [06:47] instead [06:48] <[T]an2> errr... what is the command... i am trying to create that using webmin and not doing it correctly. [06:55] sorry, i've never used it... [07:03] "-p tcp -m tcp" seems a bit much. [07:12] <[T]an2> soren: how would you do it? [07:13] <[T]an2> check me.... [07:13] <[T]an2> # iptables -A PREROUTING -p tcp -m tcp --dport 80 -j DNAT --to-destination 192.168.1.10:80 [07:13] <[T]an2> iptables: No chain/target/match by that name [07:15] * RoAkSoAx by all [07:19] [T]an2: I'd just use one of them instead of both? [07:20] <[T]an2> oh, is that why i got the error? [07:20] [T]an2: PREROUTING is in the nat table, by the way. [07:21] You're missing "-t nat". [07:21] <[T]an2> help me out with the format of what I need to add.... this is all foreign to me. i can block and open ports... but i have never forwarded [07:46] Just add "-t nat" [07:46] [T]an2: ^ [07:53] hi. I have a Dell PowerEdge 1550 server, 4 scsi hard disks with RAID (2 pentium 3 processors). when I put the hardy install cd in and press enter at the welcome menu, it loads up then drops me to a busybox shell [07:53] the other strange thing is if I try to put windows nt on it, windows nt cant see the hard drives [07:54] but ubuntu wont even load with the "try ubuntu without changing your computer" option [07:55] AussieGuy: Do you have any reason to believe that these servers aren't completely b0rken? :) [07:55] not really [07:56] do you need to do anything special to make the hard drives visible? it came with windows 2000 server installed on it and that booted fine origionally (until I deleted it) [07:57] apparently by deleting it I also deleted the dell utility program [07:57] Linux usually just sees everything. [07:57] would a scratched cd cause it? [07:57] Some BIOS can mark parts of a drive as hidden (e.g. for the dell utility thing) so that Windows won't scribble over it. [07:57] AussieGuy: It's possible, yes. [07:58] I think I might download the manual for that particular server. might have more info [07:58] I got given the server [07:59] <[T]an2> soren: is this correct: [07:59] <[T]an2> iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -d 192.168.1.1 --dport 80 -t nat -j ACCEPT [08:02] No. [08:02] INPUT is in the filter table (the default). PREROUTING is in the nat table. === ikonia_ is now known as ikonia [09:39] hi. For a while now I've noticed a bug in the u-s partitioner: if you already have partitions of type "software raid", then try to configure software raid it claims there are no partitions to configure. Is this a known bug? Is there a work-around. many thanks. [09:40] meh, ignore that. PEBCAK. coffee time [09:43] one thing i will say is that there's an attempt to use ntp which fails badly if behind a proxy [10:35] any news on if the openvz kernel fixes will be pushed out via updates? [10:36] I would assume so. [10:50] Any idea when? I'm having to use debian to setup my VEs temporarily and it's not my ideal situation :/ [10:54] see the kernel mailing list [10:54] and/or any relevant bugs on launchpad [11:48] sommer: Don't bother with python-clamav NMU. I heard back from the Debian maintainer and he says he's going to update the package today. [11:48] sommer: Thanks so much for looking into it. === ere4sli is now known as ere4si [12:07] ScottK: cool, I'll move on to the next one [13:02] ScottK: awake now... [13:03] lamont: I was wanting to kick a certain in-duh-vidual last night and you were the only one with ops that might have been awake. [13:03] heh [13:03] I taunted him a bit instead, so it all worked out. [13:18] I really wish someone would package cobbler so that I don't have to. :( [13:25] hah hah [13:26] jdstrand: IIRC you were going to copy clamav from dapper-updates to dapper-security. I was a little suprised to see another dapper-security upload instead ... [13:27] ScottK: I had already uploaded that before our conversation [13:28] ScottK: the -security build queue has some issues right now, and I am just waiting on it to get straightened out before uploading the latest dapper [13:28] ScottK: it's on my todo list [13:29] jdstrand: OK. Just checking to make sure it didn't get dropped. Thanks. [13:29] ScottK: np [13:57] how to umount an NFS mount folder if the remote NFS server is no longer available [13:58] i got server failed to unmount [13:58] man mount :) [13:59] err [13:59] man umount, sorry [13:59] -f Force unmount (in case of an unreachable NFS system). (Requires kernel 2.1.116 or later.) [14:00] thanks [14:00] -l shuld work as well [14:04] I tried with -f and now getting umount.nfs: /mnt/temp: device is busy. i dont seems to be able to ls that folder and dont prefer to reboot [14:05] ok the -l option did it thanks === dantaliz1ng is now known as dantalizing [14:46] jdstrand: ping [14:47] zul: pong [14:47] jdstrand: maybe a stupid question but does the apparmor take account of master/slave configurations for openldap? [14:47] zul: the syncrepl bug? [14:47] jdstrand: exactly [14:48] zul: as long as the user is storing the databases in the normal place, yes. However, I'd be curious to see kern.log myself [14:48] ok [14:48] zul: that was not a configuration explicitly tested [14:49] (syncrepl that is) [15:08] jdstrand: I was able to replicate his crash (had to disable apparmor though because of his scripts though) [15:13] zul: so, IIUC, it is not an apparmor issue generally, but the user will have to adjust his apparmor profile [15:13] for his configuration [15:15] jdstrand: correct [15:15] zul: ok cool [15:16] jdstrand: I just have to go chance it down and fix it...hopefuly [15:16] * jdstrand nods [15:25] how do you assign different ips to the same ethernet card? [15:29] dna_: Put an eth0:1 stanza in interfaces(5) [15:29] (And eth0:2, etc) [15:30] or ip addr add ip/subnet dev [15:32] umm didn't get you :/ [15:32] ip addr add 192.168.20.121/24 dev eth0 [15:32] for example [15:34] ah ok :) thanks [15:35] New bug: #227344 in bind9 (main) "bind-dlz und ldap api" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/227344 [17:13] hi [17:14] is anybody there ready for a question about ubuntu server? [17:14] !ask | victoruiz [17:15] victoruiz: Don't ask to ask, just ask. [17:15] victoruiz: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-) [17:15] * cwebber admits to having that bad habit at first [17:47] hi again, sorry, but i'm working [17:48] the fact is that i've installed an ubuntu server 8.04, the installation is by default [17:48] I installed on it openssh [17:49] and i installed the service that i want to publish on that [17:50] victoruiz: im confused... are you looking for help with something [17:50] this service seems to run ok [17:50] yes [17:50] but i'm explaining the case [17:51] finally, the fact, is that the service is developen on java spring framework, making public all methods by mean of JMX [17:51] but i can't access remotely [17:51] if I do a netstat i can see that the port is on listening mode [17:52] and this service is running in some other services but windows servers and it's working well [17:53] I uninstalled apparmor cause after some questions i thought that could be the reason, but it's still working bad [17:54] anyone could say me what could be the reason???? [17:54] perhaps filtered by iptables or restricted by tcpwrappers? [17:55] victoruiz: what rev of ubuntu? [17:57] 2.6.24-16-server [17:58] lol [17:58] 8.04 [17:58] there ya go [17:58] which is the prob? [17:59] so i have not done an install of 8.04 yet so i dont know defaults... but can you access the service when you are on the same subnet? [18:17] I'm on the same subnet [18:18] and i can't access this JMX service [18:18] and have you verified that you dont have a subnet miss match on the box? [18:20] no, it's impossible [18:20] victoruiz: do you have a firewall installed? if so, have you opened the necessary ports? [18:20] i can access via ssh [18:21] I uninstalled apparmor at all [18:21] apparmor is not a firewall [18:21] and i disabled on startup the ufw [18:21] thought it could cause similar problems [18:21] have you tried looking in /var/log/messages? [18:22] mmmmm [18:22] no, i'll see now [18:24] there is no log when i try to access remotely via JMX [18:26] :( [18:27] i can see in this log that after reboot, the system "start" up the link ethernet [18:28] in localhost interface appears: Disabled Privacy Extensions [18:28] loop: module loaded [18:28] and finally: ip_tables: (C) 2000-2006 Netfilter Code Team [18:29] but executing 'iptables --list' i can see that there is no rule [18:43] victoruiz: have you tried using wireshark or tcpdump to see if packets are arriving or replies are being sent? [18:43] are there firewalls elsewhere in the network? have you tried using the nc command to probe the ports and see if they are denied, or just timing out? [18:44] can you access the ports from the server itself? [18:55] zul: wrt syncrepl, you mentioned you had to put apparmor into complain mode for slapd-- just for clarity, did the user have a non-standard configuration? [18:56] jdstrand: I was able to use syncrepl without complain mode... just fyi [18:56] i found that there is a bug [18:56] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/netcfg/+bug/8980 [18:56] Launchpad bug 8980 in netcfg "hostname -f does not return a proper FQDN" [Medium,Confirmed] [18:56] I used the instructions in the server guide, so I'm not sure if there are other ways :) [18:57] sommer: oh excellent [18:57] * jdstrand puts syncrepl on his todo list for qa-regression-testing [19:03] victoruiz: There is a work around listed in the bug so you can resolve that issue. [19:04] jdstrand: yep [19:05] can a server use dhcp for it's networking? [19:06] i wouldnt do that [19:06] :) [19:06] the dhcp server uses mac address to provide the configuration, not address pool [19:07] then you could [19:07] but i wouldnt do it [19:07] if the dhcp goes dead [19:07] hi all, I run an ubuntu server at work, I wanted a groupware platform to sync outlook 2007 & 2003 calendars. Is Scalix a good choice? [19:07] and reboot [19:07] you're screwed [19:07] I mailed my ISP and asked for the correct gateway, netmask etc, and they replied "use dynamic settings" [19:07] heh [19:07] exciting [19:07] :) [19:09] does this mean I can't get a static network? [19:11] dmnd, what happens when the dhcp restarts? shouldn't it give me the same ip? [19:36] New bug: #227410 in bacula (main) "Catalog Backup fails because .my.cnf is not read" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/227410 [19:38] Anyone having trouble with SSH disconnects on Hardy? === OZ8AAZ_ is now known as OZ8AAZ [19:49] ScatterBrain, that would be pretty well noticed on ltsp servers (we use ssh there by default for X transport), no, i havent heard of anything [19:49] <-- ltsp maintainer [19:50] Hmmm.... [19:50] I've been connecting via putty to a freshly built hardy machine and after a couple of minutes (max) I get terminated. [19:51] anything n the logs ? [19:52] ScatterBrain: is your connection idle before it terminates? [19:52] nothing other than syslog restarting at 6:00'ish this morning. [19:53] jiqiren: only long enough to do things like switch between windows. [19:53] a couple of seconds tops! [19:53] sounds like a duplicate IP to me, from another machine, what happens when you ping the IP? do you get 2 responses? [19:54] Hmmm... intresting - never thought of that. [19:54] lemme check. [19:57] jiqiren: I think that may actually be it....I'm getting responses, but the times are wierd: [19:57] [19:57] 64 bytes from 10.200.8.56: icmp_seq=34 ttl=128 time=153 ms [19:57] 64 bytes from 10.200.8.56: icmp_seq=35 ttl=128 time=0.184 ms [19:57] 64 bytes from 10.200.8.56: icmp_seq=36 ttl=128 time=1.22 ms [19:57] 64 bytes from 10.200.8.56: icmp_seq=37 ttl=128 time=0.173 ms [19:57] 64 bytes from 10.200.8.56: icmp_seq=38 ttl=128 time=1.23 ms [19:57] 64 bytes from 10.200.8.56: icmp_seq=39 ttl=128 time=1.28 ms [19:57] 64 bytes from 10.200.8.56: icmp_seq=40 ttl=128 time=1.24 ms [19:57] .1 ms, then 1.23 ms? [19:57] Not sure but that's odd. [19:58] can you halt the machine (shutdown) then try to ping to verify? [19:58] yeah...doing that now. [20:02] ricketick look into dynamic dns...it can be manged with ddclient if you are unable to get static IP's [20:02] jiqiren: That's what it was. [20:02] I'm surprised that DHCP did that! [20:02] and that the other machine was still alive! [20:04] coolio, well enjoy fixing dhcp. :) [20:05] jiqiren: gee thanks! =) [20:07] zul: here? [20:07] ivoks: yep [20:07] zul: we have a small but anoying bug in bacula (bug 227410) [20:07] Launchpad bug 227410 in bacula "Catalog Backup fails because .my.cnf is not read" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/227410 [20:08] ok [20:08] i'm creating debdiff at the moment... i think we should push this into 8.04.1 or even asap [20:08] sure... [20:09] can you write up the test case as well? [20:09] yes [20:09] thanks === Navop_ is now known as Navop [20:18] what file does debuild look at to set the package version number? [20:18] changelog? [20:18] cool thanks [20:25] hi, what's the steps to install the stock 2.6.15-57 kernel source for a patch and recompile [20:25] I need to patch against the nfs crash and burn bug [20:26] hopefully this will result in a .deb I can install on the other blades [20:27] apt-get source linux-image-2.6.15-57-server [20:27] I mean I been doing kernels since 96 but for this production enviorment i'd like to have standard steps I can teach to someone else [20:27] then patch it and compile it with debuild; you should talk to ubuntu-kernel for details [20:27] ok is that the one with smp [20:27] oh cool [20:27] didn't know about that channel [20:28] i don't recall how it's done with dapper [20:28] thx [20:30] does anyone know of any resources to help gentoo system administrators transition to ubuntu server? [20:31] heh [20:31] i'm not sure there's a lot to explain, except packaging system [20:32] and maybe config.d directories [20:32] i'm not sure gentoo has those [20:32] i'm having trouble getting things set up, dhcp client, firewall, etc. [20:32] network is set in /etc/network/interfaces (man interfaces for details) [20:32] for example, if i want to use dhcpcd to configure a dhcp client, where do i start? [20:33] firewall is... well... iptables :) [20:33] by default we use dhclient3 [20:33] does /etc/network/interfaces work with all dhcp CLIENTs? [20:33] whether dhclient3, dhcpcd, etc.? [20:34] i'm not sure... never tought about that... [20:34] as for iptables, how do i save rules? how do i get the firewall to automatically start? [20:34] for example, in gentoo, rc-udpate add iptables default, and /etc/init.d/iptables save [20:35] I wish you guys had just patched this in 6.06 [20:35] the kernel shitting itself I think is a pretty significant bug [20:36] psufan: did you report the bug? (i don't know what you are talking about) [20:36] http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/firewall.html [20:36] melter: no, there isn't /etc/init.d/iptables script [20:36] there is ufw (in hardy) [20:36] see the link above [20:36] i have a bash script that i maintain to set up iptables, do i just need to run that script every time i boot? [20:37] melter: that's how i do it [20:37] paste it in /etc/rc.local and that's it [20:37] ogra, i already have an iptables setup i use with gentoo, so i'd prefer just to reuse that [20:37] (before exit 0) :) [20:38] ivoks, ok, thanks [20:38] melter: one big thing is that /bin/sh isn't /bin/bash on ubuntu [20:39] so, if you have bash scripts, be sure to change #!/bin/sh into #!/bin/bash - i highly recommend that fot /etc/rc.local [20:39] what is this git stuff [20:40] psufan: git? Linus's CVS :) [20:41] psufan: http://git.kernel.org/ [20:41] * ogra shaeds his eyes [20:41] *shades [20:43] this is so confusing and I remeber hacking a 1.1 kernel to run on 1.6 meg of ram [20:43] all I want to do is apply a fix to the existing 2.6.15-51 source that prevents the nfs kernel crash and burn [20:44] :) [20:44] i gave up on kernel compiling 4 years ago [20:44] yeah I am about to just update to 2.6.17 [20:54] if rc.local is run at boot time, what is run at shutdown? [20:56] hehe [20:56] what version of ubuntu are we talking about? [20:57] Is there a preferred .torrent tracker for the new version install ISOs? or is everyone just using mirrors [20:57] basicaly, everything in /etc/rc0.d/* starts on shutdown === blue-frog_ is now known as blue-frog [21:07] i used a lan card direct pc to pc strategy to share internet to an another pc. now i added another lan card and for another pc to share internet but it is not seem to work. can any one guide me? [21:07] i have eth1 2 3 firestarter (firewall) says 1 is internet 2 is local 3 is ethernet.. i followed http://www.fs-security.com/docs/connection-sharing.php [21:12] ivoks, thanks, putting my firewall script in rc.local works great [21:14] i just changed "/etc/init.d/iptables save" to "[ -x /etc/init.d/iptables] && /etc/init.d/iptables save" [21:14] changed sh to bash, like you said, and added "exit 0" at the end [21:15] now the same script works with both gentoo and ubuntu :) [21:17] :) [21:19] Is there a logrotate wildcard you can use to treat all logs with the same retention, etc? [21:20] so in subdir /var/log/fancyco I can put the same lograte directives for /var/log/fancyco/loga.log logb.log etc? === mathiaz_ is now known as mathiaz [22:16] New bug: #227267 in openldap2.3 (main) "package slapd failed to install" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/227267 [22:27] I'm upgrading from Dapper server to Hoary server, dealing with dependancy problems involving udev and hal -- anyone have a second? [22:48] http://tracking.landwide.com.au/ - this has been causing me grief for over 24 hours. For some reason I don't see its style sheet applied. On my VMware image it works, on my workstation it works but on my VPS it doesn't. Both VPS and workstation have en_AU.UTF-8, and VMware is POSIX. In addition... [22:49] there are some strange results with strings. The "strings style.css" output is in http://tracking.landwide.com.au/style.bob and the "strings index.php" is in http://tracking.landwide.com.au/index.bob [22:50] It does not appear to be a coding issue and a wget -d shows the same output in headers. Live Headers on Firefox shows the stylesheet being loaded on the VMware and workstation, but not on the VPS. [22:50] Anyone seen anything like this before? [22:52] I think we are pretty dormant tonight, and I've never gotten into css [22:52] VPS is running a Ubuntu LAMP install - apparently cobbled together with debootstrap. VMware is running Hardy Beta Server LAMP and workstation is running Gutsy. [22:52] andguen1: It doesn't appear to be a css issue. [22:53] I'm more concerned that the strings output of what is supposed to be just plain text is different from the text itself. [22:54] Any WAGs will be appreciated. [22:55] I just broke my route...... appearently established sessions are still working :) [22:55] I will click those links again when my router finishes upgrading [22:55] andguen1: Tah. I'll have some brekkie in the meanwhile :_ [23:16] Back from brekkie... [23:42] * flyback wants to know if ironman's rocket fuel is pure or freebased [23:46] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TsZ3_oCjFnk# [23:50] andguen2: How is your route coming along? [23:51] turned out to be that upgrading squid made it cranky, bypassing manually for now....... [23:53] think its time to play with fire and reboot.... see what comes back up :) [23:53] Did you have the opportunity to have a squiz at those links by any chance? [23:53] I did glance them over, I saw nothing wrong, but again, css isn't my strong suit [23:55] andguen2: So you saw a page that rendered with images and colours etc? [23:55] I'm assuming that index.bob actually has a ?> to close the php, and strings just didn't find it [23:55] no, only text, i thought this was the output of strings [23:55]