[00:01] does someone know how to get egroupware 1.4.004 into Ubuntu server ? Server is still loaded with 1.2 : [08:56] hello the chan [16:32] i need to move my server to a new box. The server has 3 drives in a raid 5 software setup. The old server is a core2 duo and the new server is an amd 3400+. Can I just take the old drives and shove them in to the new box and boot up? [16:32] running 7.10 on the box [16:32] if this is software raid, yes [16:32] anybody that knows of any guideline/best practice how to package a java-app? I.e where to put classfiles and the executables? [16:32] did anyone expirience problems with solaris and ubuntu 8.04? [16:39] this is really strange [16:40] i can't wget/scp/ftp file bigger than 40kbytes from solaris to newer versions of ubuntu or debian or redhat [16:40] but it works with older version of ubuntu, other solaris and probably windows [16:58] ivoks, gonna give it a try [16:59] ivoks, will i have problems with the switch from intel dual core to amd single core? [16:59] you shouldn't [17:00] ok cool [17:00] thanks [17:00] ivoks, do the drives have to be plugged in in a certain order? [17:00] no [17:00] ok cool [17:00] thanks again [17:01] i have to shut down now to do the move [17:01] later [18:09] leonel and sommer: Getting an MIR done for clamav/spamassassin? I'm around now to answer questions. I won't be past about two hours. [19:29] ScottK: still around? [19:32] Yes. [19:32] sommer: ^^ [19:33] ScottK: working on mail-spf-perl, and wasn't sure about the daemon question [19:33] it does actually supply a daemon spfd, but there's no start script [19:34] just wanted to double check that the answer should be "yes" [19:34] OK. If there no init in the spf-tools binary? [19:34] If/is [19:35] nope, no init [19:36] Then I'd answer yes, but there is no provided init. [19:36] sommer: Which binary package is that in? [19:36] cool, will do [19:36] spf-tools-perl (/usr/sbin/spfd) [19:37] OK. We don't need spf-tools-perl promoted, so you should say in the MIR that binary should stay in Universe. [19:37] We want to promote source + only the needed binaries. [19:38] okay, will do [19:38] I'd think spamassassin would only need libspf-mail-perl [19:40] Yes. [19:59] sommer: I'm taking off now. FYI, I know the upstream/Debian maintainer for mail-spf-perl. [20:01] ScottK: cool, getting close... looking at debian policy compliance, and from what I've read of the policy it's good :) [21:25] ehlo@all, this is my first time setting up a mailserver, I've been working on this for several days now and went through several howtos, basically I got everything setup -> postfix combined with dovecot(maildir|ssl/tls) however, now I am stuck on getting sasl setup so I can actually send mails through evolution. I realyl hope someone can help me here, because the users in #ubuntu.de remain clueless or don't want to talk... [21:27] http://ubuntuusers.de/paste/380172/ [21:29] gringo: you might try the serverguide: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/postfix.html [21:29] gringo: it details configuring postfix with dovecot-sasl [21:31] gringo: also you might double check permissions on private/auth... from the log output you posted that may be an issue [21:31] well, the file auth does not exist at all... [21:31] in that dir [21:32] gringo: that'd probably be the problem :) [21:32] and I didn't wanan do some noobish stupid things and mess around in the spool dir [21:32] can I just go ahead and create it? [21:33] gringo: see https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/postfix.html Configuring SASL section [21:34] gringo: and also the smtp-auth sasl postfix configs above that section [21:35] basically postfix needs to be able to access a sasl daemon/socket thingy [21:35] postfix supports cyrus sasl and dovecot-sasl... dovecot is somewhat easier to setup IMHO [21:38] note: I wouldn't recommend self signed certs in a MTA [21:38] I've run into some nasty problems. Some MTA's just directed my mail to /dev/null [21:40] nandersson, that is just while I'm setting things up... I'll get myself a true cert as soon as things are stable [21:40] Everything sorted out just fine when I bought a SSL from a trusted CA. But it's important that the cert corresponds to the hostname when you do a reverse lookup [21:40] gringo, I bought from RapidSSL [21:41] i.e you don't want to buy a cert for mail.domain.com if it's a CNAME record [21:57] sommer, followed setp-by-step through the guide and still get http://ubuntuusers.de/paste/380175/ [21:59] gringo: you've configured dovecot ? [21:59] yes [21:59] and restarted it? [22:00] dovecot -n -> http://ubuntuusers.de/paste/380176/ [22:00] yes I did restart the whole thing [22:01] fetching mails with evolution works just fine... it's just the sending part something in smtp soewhere [22:01] gringo: looks like you didn't change the path option in the socket listen directive: path = /var/spool/postfix/private/auth-client [22:01] postfix runs in a chroot, which means the sasl path needs to be adjusted [22:02] but auth-client does not exist in /var/spool/postfix/private/ [22:03] gringo: right if you configure dovecot to use it and restart dovecot it should create it [22:03] http://ubuntuusers.de/paste/380177/ [22:04] I pasted my dovecot.conf, I resarted it and auth-client isn't loaded... what could be going wrong? [22:05] gringo: make your dovecot.conf look like this http://ubuntuusers.de/paste/380178/ [22:05] gringo: you have: path: /var/run/dovecot/auth-client [22:05] postfix can't access that directory [22:05] it needs to be path = /var/spool/postfix/private/auth-client [22:06] I love you man [22:06] heh, does that mean it worked? [22:06] I'm serious you're my personal 1 minute super hero [22:06] it worked [22:07] gringo: party! [22:07] finally... so the users in #ubuntu.de where absolutely right... mailserver noob do need an average of three days to get things running... it is my third day ^^ [22:07] gringo: heh, it's all about experience [22:08] I am so happy... so now why did it not ask me for a password? that does not sound good...? spam... [22:08] you probably configured it in your mail client [22:08] or your mail client is defaulting to the password you used for pop, imap, etc [22:09] hm... possible... [22:09] is there a way to flush passwords in evolution? they are set to don't remember [22:10] gringo: not sure, don't use evolution myself [23:07] ok now: I sent the first email via smtp with evolution to myself... the secon over gmx webmail... both never arrived in my inbox, why? http://ubuntuusers.de/paste/380182/