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nxvlmathiaz: just tryed mysql build, it failed but in a different test00:00
mathiaznxvl: the test was also related to the NDB engine ?00:01
nxvlndb_config00:02
nxvlbut it is on i386, not amd6400:02
nxvland i386 on buildd falided on subselect00:03
mathiaznxvl: right - so all the failure are related to the set of ndb tests ?00:05
nxvldon't really think so00:05
nxvli *think* subselect is not ndb00:06
* nxvl checks00:06
nxvlyep00:06
nxvlsubselect is a different issue00:06
nxvlmysqltest: At line 3057: query '$start $end' failed with wrong errno 2013: 'Lost connection to MySQL server during query', instead of 0...00:06
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zulmathiaz: should it be changed so that if the tests failed it shouldnt error out?00:36
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uvirtbotNew bug: #261689 in dovecot (main) "Please add UFW profile integration with dovecot" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26168901:31
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nxvlkees: around?02:10
nxvljdstrand: i'm done with the primary ufw integration package02:10
nxvlpackages*02:10
nxvljdstrand: they are on the main queue waiting for sponsorship02:12
uvirtbotNew bug: #261698 in postfix (main) "Please add UFW profile integration with postfix" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26169802:16
uvirtbotNew bug: #261699 in bind9 (main) "Please add UFW profile integration with Bind9" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26169902:16
keesnxvl: just heading out the door02:20
tominglishey i have xubuntu 8.04,  i have installed postfix, apache2, mysql, and php5 (including gd / mysql); i have chowned /var/www to www-data, but when i try and install drupal, my browser tries to download phtml file, so presumably it is not being parsed?; i have checked to see that the php5 module is installed and that the files for libapache2-mod-php5 are installed; i have reinstalled php5 and restarted apac02:43
tominglisi have also tried installing libapache2-mod-auth-mysql and loading that?02:44
tominglisdoes anyone know what i can do? sorry but i am a bit of a noobie02:44
sommerScottK: new clamassassin mir: bug #26170502:48
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 261705 in libsys-hostname-long-perl "MIR for libsys-hostname-long-perl" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26170502:48
jdstrandtominglis: I'm not a drupal guy, but your situation typically means that AddHandler wasn't setup right02:49
jdstrandtominglis: I'm sorry, AddType02:50
tominglisok02:51
tominglisjdstrand: do you know where i can look to tell me how to set this up?02:51
tominglisshould this be done by one of the packages i installed?02:51
jdstrandtominglis: libapache2-mod-php5 should have done it for you. make sure you have php5 enabled with 'sudo a2enmod php5'02:52
tominglisyes, i have checked that it is enabled02:53
jdstrandtominglis: otherwise, check in /var/log/apache2/error.log02:53
tominglisif i purge that package and install it again will it redo the stuff?02:53
jdstrandtominglis: after doing the above, you should reload/restart apache. purging shouldn't be required unless you think you messed up your configuration02:54
tominglisi didn't do any configuring except installing the postfix, apache2, mysql5, and php5 packages02:55
tominglisi tried reinstalling libapache2-mod-php5, but it didn't have any effect02:56
tominglisbut if i purge it will that help?02:56
tominglisi have restarted apache each time02:56
jdstrandtominglis: based on what you said you did, no.02:56
tominglisoh :(02:57
tominglisso what do you think i should do. can i find out what the libapache2-mod-php5 package would have written and write it myself?02:58
jdstrandtominglis: does putting this in /var/www/test.php work?02:58
jdstrand<?php phpinfo(); ?>02:58
tominglisjdstrand: oh, yes! so is there something i am maybe doing wrong with drupal. should the files have different permissions?03:01
tominglisoh03:01
jdstrandtominglis: does renaming that file to test.phtml work?03:01
tominglisi tried doing http://localhost/index.php and that loads up drupal installer03:01
tominglisis there some way to make apache read php files by defaault03:02
jdstrandtominglis: I don't understand your question03:02
jdstrand(your test.php shows it is working)03:02
tominglisyes, and drupal installer works if you go to that specific link03:03
tominglisbut if you just do http://localhost it tries to download a phtml file03:03
tominglisor open it03:03
jdstrandtominglis: need to adjust DirectoryIndex03:04
jdstrandtominglis: eg DirectoryIndex index.html index.htm index.shtml index.php03:04
tominglisshould that be in the apache2.conf file?03:05
tominglisor in the relevant file in /sites-enabled03:06
jdstrandtominglis: the latter03:06
jdstrandtominglis: you'll need to reload apache after making the change03:06
tominglisweird, i tried doing http://127.0.0.1 before i made the change, and that seems to work now, but http://localhost doesn't03:08
tominglisis that normal?03:08
tominglisalso also, do i actually need libapache2-mod-auth-mysql?03:09
jdstrandtominglis: I bet http://localhost/ works. it has to do with name resolution. google for apache and trailing slash for how to fix that03:10
jdstrandtominglis: as for libapache2-mod-auth-mysql, I have no idea (not a drupal user)03:10
tominglisi just installed it on the off chance it did something useful (it isn't required by drupal)03:10
jdstrandtominglis: gotta go! hopefully I helped somewhat. good luck!03:11
tominglisthanks loads!03:11
jdstrandnp03:11
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tominglisdoes anyone know why http://localhost/ or http://localhost fails to load index.php from my drupal install, but http://127.0.0.1 or / works fine?03:22
sommertominglis: ping localhost, it's probably going to 127.0.1.103:28
sommertominglis: just edit your /etc/hosts file03:29
ScottKsommer: Thanks.03:38
sommerScottK: and another #26172203:42
sommerbug #26172203:42
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 261722 in libtest-distribution-perl "MIR for libtest-distribution-perl" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26172203:42
ScottKGreat.03:43
FuRomHas anyone in here ever setup something called "phusion passenger"? I'm having issues with making it work on ubuntu hardy heron.04:30
ScottKsommer: ubuntu-mir subscribed on both.  I didn't make any changes.  Please keep going.04:32
ScottKFuRom: Someone is currently trying to get it included in the official archive.04:32
ScottKA couple of us looked at the code today and it was stunningly scary.04:32
ScottKAt least from a package management perspective.04:33
FuRomStunningly scary? xD04:33
ScottKPretty well ignores the way good packages are supposed to interact with the package management system.04:34
ScottKMind you this is not rare in the RoR world, but it doesn't suprise me that one might have problems.04:34
FuRom=/ It's been driving me nuts for the past 5 hours or so. I've had to redo how PHP works and all, just to make it work without removing stuff that I need to work. I've gotten it all installed, for the most part. I just need to really configure it, I guess.04:34
ScottKCan't help you there.04:34
FuRomI've come across the problem that, it's not as simple as mod_ruby =/04:35
FuRomlol04:35
wantokperhaps an exception to the 'packages is best' moto? :)04:35
FuRomHell, I can't even get normal rails installed, because "sudo gem install rails" tells me it doesn't exists in the repository.04:35
ScottKwantok: I'd say rather the opposite.04:38
wantokScottK: ah ok.04:40
wantoki understood this to be dodgy 3rd party packages04:40
wantokback in 15, afk04:41
ScottKMaybe I misunderstood you.04:41
ScottKThe whole RoR management system conflicts pretty seriously with any notion of how package management works on Debian and derived systems.04:41
wantokmy misunderstanding04:56
wantok:)04:56
FuRomI just came up with an interesting question.... (#apache seems to be dead, so, I guess this would be my 2nd best place to ask), anyways, is there a good way to turn apache into a multi-server? Like.... If the request type is xttp instead of http, it bridges to another server?05:39
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krautmoin08:42
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uvirtbotNew bug: #261809 in freeradius (universe) "freeradius listen on random port" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26180912:03
CrummyGummyK, report back. The HP software doesn't work on Hardy 64 bit.13:05
* CrummyGummy considers installing Debian boxen.13:05
maswanwhat HP software was that? some kind of weird san stuff?13:06
maswanhpacucli works at least, that's the only hp software I need. :)13:06
ahasenackare you guys aware of some issue with intrepid in kvm (host hardy) and vesa framebuffer? I can't get "vga=773" to work within that kvm14:04
ahasenack773 is 1024x768 IIRC, I use it with other guests14:04
sorenHow does it fail?14:05
ahasenacklet me try to get a screenshot14:05
ahasenacksoren: the kvm window switches to the right size, but all black14:06
ahasenacksoren: it does boot and work apparently14:06
ahasenackbut nothing can be seen14:06
ahasenacksoren: when booting normally, there are some errors which seem related to framebuffer, I'll try to get those14:06
ahasenacksoren: in a normal boot, I can see two logs from "uvesafb"14:08
ahasenack"getting vbe info block failed (eax=0x4f00, err=-3)14:08
ahasenack"vbe_init() failed with -22"14:08
sorenOk.14:09
AbracadabraHi, what is the command to untar a file ?14:36
sommertar -xf file_name, if it's been compressed you add "z" for gzip and "j" for bzip214:36
Abracadabrathe file is filename.tar14:37
sommerjust xf should do it then14:37
Abracadabraty14:37
sommernp14:37
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CrummyGummymaswan: The proliant stuff, hpacm and all. I've eventually come to the conclusion that it doesn't support my server anyway. DL 120 (simple gw boxen)14:54
CrummyGummyAny ideas why the pxe boot on a server iso would install a generic kernel?14:54
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CrummyGummycheers15:03
maswanCrummyGummy: Ah, never heard of it. :)15:03
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zulmathiaz: ping did you get anywhere with mysql?16:16
mathiazzul: not yet - I finished the nss overlay upload for openldap16:17
zulmathiaz: k16:17
mathiazzul: is it critical from a FF point of view ?16:17
didrockshi,16:25
didrockscolin watson is the Maintainer of openssh package. Do I still have to change it to core dev?16:26
ScottKYes.16:27
didrocksit still from the old nomenclature?16:27
zulmathiaz: kind of but I dont think the build should fail because of a stupid testsuite that apparently breaks in different spots16:39
mathiazzul: well - it may be related to the PIE upload from kees16:40
mathiazzul: if tests are failing randomly it may be that sort of issues16:40
mathiazzul: have you tried to rebuild it on the buildd a couple of times ?16:40
zulmathiaz: it could be, it could also be the buildds16:40
mathiazzul: does it always fail on the same test ?16:40
mathiazzul: or it's just random tests that fails16:41
zulno it doesnt16:41
zulit failed on the very first test as well16:41
zulill take another look at it though16:41
jdstrand_didrocks: fyi, I am going to change your debdiffs based on changes I made to ufw and UbuntuFirewall. The only changes are removing some things. I am going to use dpkg triggers so we don't have to play with the maintainer scripts16:41
jdstrand_didrocks: we lose a little bit of functionality (ie, don't use '--add-new'), but it will be much easier to maintain and palatable to Debian16:42
jdstrand_didrocks: when dpkg triggers supports arguments, I'll revisit --add-new functionality16:42
didrocksjdstrand_: ok. Keep me in touch about the change so that I can update my others patches16:43
jdstrand_didrocks: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuFirewall#Integrating%20UFW%20with%20Packages16:43
jdstrand_didrocks: but don't change anything yet, as I haven't uploaded the new ufw yet16:44
didrocksok, do you want me to change my debdiff when you will upload ufw?16:44
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jdstrand_didrocks: there is a bit of a time cruch, so I'll just do it all in one shot16:44
didrocksjdstrand_: so, for the moment, I don't upload the others debdiff (they were almost ready) ?16:45
ScottKsommer: All good.  Thanks.  Keep going.16:46
mathiazzul: I'll also try to build it on my build server16:46
mathiazzul: I'd also ask infinity about the buildd16:46
mathiazzul: something may have changed there that affects mysql tests.16:47
zulmathiaz: k16:47
jdstrand_didrocks: please upload-- it is much easier to pull out the bits16:48
didrocksjdstrand_: ok, sorry, it will be the old with postinst and postrm ;)16:48
didrocks(but I am interested in seeing with dpkg triggers :))16:49
jdstrand_didrocks: no sorries needed-- it is a last minute change16:49
AbracadabraAnyone here also in #ubuntu chan ?16:51
AbracadabraI typed in caps, by mistake, and got banned :(16:51
uvirtbotNew bug: #261884 in openssh (main) "Add UFW profile integration with OpenSSH" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26188417:06
_rubenhmm .. seems my perl got a bit confused .. now debmirror wont run17:27
_rubenIO::Compress::Gzip version 2.008 required--this is only version 2.005 at /usr/share/perl5/Compress/Zlib.pm line 13.17:27
_rubenyet /usr/share/perl5/IO/Compress/Gzip.pm shows being version 2.008 .. kinda odd i'd say17:28
ScottK-laptopsommer: I think for arj you linked the wrong wiki page.17:43
sommerScottK-laptop: gar... I'll fix it17:51
sommergood to go17:53
ScottK-laptopThanks.17:53
leonelScottK-laptop: anyone working in Mir for  unzoo ??17:55
ScottK-laptopleonel: Maybe sommer?17:55
ScottK-laptopHe's been doing a bunch.17:56
ScottK-laptopsommer: If leonel wants to do unzoo, how about you head on to spamassassin itself?17:56
ScottK-laptopleonel: Did you see my changes in your clamav MIR?17:56
sommerokay, I haven't done unzoo, so that'd be great17:57
sommerI can throw down on spamassassin17:57
ScottK-laptopGreat.17:58
ScottK-laptopleonel: unzoo is all yours.17:58
leonelScottK-laptop: yes and sorry for those errors ..17:58
leonelScottK-laptop:  ok17:59
* leonel goes to the zoo...17:59
ScottK-laptopsommer: Only one small change on arj.  I think it was just copy/paste error.17:59
ScottK-laptopleonel: No problem.  Thank you for helping.  This is a learning process, so no one expects it perfect the first time.17:59
sommerScottK-laptop: cool18:01
didrocksjdstrand_: I will upload openssh and cups in a few minutes18:20
didrocksI finishes some additionnal tests :)18:20
didrocksfinish18:20
ScottK-laptopsommer: Instead of dropping madcoder's "This package was debianized by ..." add a line under it that says, and is currently mainted by you.18:24
sommerScottK-laptop: which file is that?18:26
jdstrand_didrocks: thanks!18:26
jdstrand_didrocks: I'm processing them now18:26
ScottK-laptopsommer: debian/copyright.18:26
sommerScottK-laptop: ah will do18:26
jdstrand_didrocks: if you're planning on doing any others, just check UbuntuFirewall for what to do18:27
didrocksjdstrand_: hum, not others at the moment. I will wait for your modification :)18:27
didrocksjust openssh and cups18:27
ScottK-laptopsommer: DEB_PATCHDIRS := debian/patches isn't required for simple.patchsys.  Only for quilt.18:28
jdstrand_didrocks: ok. fyi-- ufw 0.21 is uploaded and all modifications in place18:28
jdstrand_(though it may not be mirrored yet)18:28
sommerScottK-laptop: gotcha, that was in there from the original... removed18:29
ScottK-laptopsommer: Did you combine debian/runtime.debian and debian/ldapscripts.conf?18:29
didrocksI haven't it yet on the french intrepid server :)18:30
ScottK-laptopIf so why and you need to document it.18:30
sommerScottK-laptop: the debian/runtime.debian simply had some extra code to pull the bind suffix and binddn from libnss-ldap, and the new version doesn't need it18:31
sommerScottK-laptop: ah, I'll add that to the changelog18:31
ScottK-laptopsommer: Right.18:31
ScottK-laptopsommer: Generally, what I'd suggest is grab the current 1.7.1 package and yours and then diff the debian dirs for each.18:32
ScottK-laptopsommer: From the changelog, you should generally be able to understand why all that diff is there.18:32
sommerScottK-laptop: makes sense18:35
* sommer diffing 18:35
ScottK-laptopsommer: Feel free to ping me when you have an updated diff.18:35
didrocksjdstrand_: I assigned you the second. Both patches are uploaded18:36
sommerScottK-laptop: cool will do, thanks man18:37
didrocksjdstrand_: but there is a mystery in the cups package. There is no dh_installdirs instruction in debian/rules but cups.dirs is used (I tested it)18:37
jdstrand_didrocks: I'm assuming the file gets installed ok?18:38
didrocksjdstrand_: yes, everything all right, even if /etc/ufw/applications.d does not exist :)18:40
jdstrand_didrocks: well, there are quite a few ways to do this sort of thing...18:41
didrocksjdstrand_: the package seems to use debhelper. But I found no occurence of *.dirs18:42
zulkees: how does mysql use the hardening-wrapper?18:43
didrocks(back in a few minutes, dinner time)18:43
keeszul: the wrapper is installed as a build-dep, and enabled via the rules file's "export DEB_BUILD_HARDENING=1"18:44
zulkees: thanks18:44
keeszul: there's talk on #u-d about it right now (doesn't seem to be the hardening bits)18:45
sommerScottK-laptop: diff updated18:53
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ScottK-laptopsommer: Why did you add the dirs file?18:58
sommerScottK-laptop: I followed the packaging guide18:59
sommerScottK-laptop: and whichever command, I forget, adds those files... so I thought why not :)19:00
sommeror are they not really needed?19:00
ScottK-laptopI don't think it told you that or it needs to be fixed.  You only need to list empty dirs that the package needs.  If you install the files, the dirs get created automagically.  They only other case is if you are mv'ing files into the dir.19:00
ScottK-laptopI'm fairly certain if that were actually needed in this case, the package would have failed to build before.19:01
sommerah I see, I'll get rid of em19:01
ScottK-laptopIs Removed debian.runtime ... related to Package no longer needs .... ?19:02
ScottK-laptopsommer: ^^19:02
Koryohi all ^^19:03
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sommerScottK-laptop: yes, I was trying to explain the removed dependencies... so I guess I don't need to re-exlpain the debian.runtime file?19:04
ScottK-laptopI was thinking make one a sub entry of the other.19:05
sommersure, makes sense19:06
ScottK-laptopsommer: Something like this (if it's accurate) http://paste.ubuntu.com/40970/19:07
sommerScottK-laptop: that says it very well... updating19:07
ScottK-laptopsommer: Also, instead of just Fixes LP #49007, LP #114006, LP #126759, and LP #256091., a few words (a line maybe) about each.  End users can get debian/changelog presented to them when they install.19:08
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 49007 in ldapscripts "The script is looking for /etc/ldap.secret" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/4900719:08
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 114006 in ldapscripts "Dependancies may be too rigid." [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/11400619:08
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 126759 in ldapscripts "_ldapinit doesn't work with default slapd configuration" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/12675919:08
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 256091 in ldapscripts "ldapscripts in hardy tries to read /etc/pam_ldap.conf" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25609119:08
leonelScottK-laptop: LP #26193819:08
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 261938 in unzoo "MIR report for unzoo" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26193819:08
ScottK-laptopLooking.  Thanks.19:09
ScottK-laptopleonel: Looks pretty good.  My only comment is that it's a recommends of clamav, not a depends.  Please change that and I'll subscribe ubuntu-mir.19:10
leonelScottK-laptop:  done19:13
ScottK-laptopOK.  Thanks.19:13
ScottK-laptopNow we wait and be ready to answer questions for the MIR team.19:13
leonelGreat !19:14
ScottK-laptopsommer: Since you don't actually maintain the package in Ubuntu, the thing about currently maintaining in debian/copyright should go only in the Debian version of your package.  Just delete the line here.19:14
didrocksjdstrand_: are you still there?19:15
ScottK-laptopsommer: Assuming it actually builds and works, I think that's it.19:16
sommerScottK-laptop: I'll upload another diff in a second, just to be sure19:16
ScottK-laptopOK.19:16
jdstrand_didrocks: I am19:20
jdstrand_didrocks: apache uploaded19:21
didrocksjdstrand_: yeah, I saw that, thanks :)19:21
jdstrand_thank you!19:21
didrocksbut because of mysql is broken for all architectures appart from i386, there is a FTBFS for all architectures but i38619:21
didrocks:(19:22
zuldidrocks: yes we know19:22
jdstrand_that'll clearly have to wait ;)19:22
didrocksjdstrand_: and you will ask for a rebuild then ?19:22
didrocks(with the same version number)19:22
sommerScottK-laptop: diff updated19:22
jdstrand_didrocks: others are taking care of it. once the dust settles, we can resubmit19:22
jdstrand_it'll have to be a FFe19:23
didrocksjdstrand_: ok :)19:23
ScottK-laptopjdstrand_: Did you see my last comment on Postfix and UFW profile?19:23
ScottK-laptopsommer: Looking.19:23
jdstrand_ScottK-laptop: regarding 'Submission'19:23
jdstrand_?19:23
ScottK-laptopjdstrand_: Yes.19:23
jdstrand_ScottK-laptop: yes :)19:23
ScottK-laptopjdstrand_: Can you have multiple profiles per package?19:24
jdstrand_ScottK-laptop: also, ufw uses dpkg triggers now, so we don't have to fiddle with maintainer scripts19:24
jdstrand_ScottK-laptop: you can-- apache has 319:24
jdstrand_ScottK-laptop: I already uploaded postfix, but we can tweak it later if needed19:25
ScottK-laptopjdstrand_: Then postfix might want postfix, postfix-smtps, and postfix-submission.19:25
ScottK-laptopOK19:25
jdstrand_ScottK-laptop: right now, it has 'Postfix' and 'Postfix Submission'19:25
jdstrand_ScottK-laptop: we also don't use the '--add-new' at this point, so no ports are opened via package installation (regardless of what DEFAULT_APPLICATION_POLICY is)19:26
ScottK-laptopOK.19:27
jdstrand_that'll come later-- as in intrepid+1 or later depending on the status of dpkg triggers funcionality19:27
ScottK-laptopRight.19:27
egze-qypeHi guys19:27
ScottK-laptopI think postfix and postfix-submission is probably enough.19:27
ScottK-laptopsmtps is deprecated anyway.19:27
egze-qypecan someone help me with configuring postfix please?19:28
ScottK-laptopegze-qype: Perhaps.  What's your question.19:28
jdstrand_ScottK-laptop: well, we have time to think about it :) the idea behind the profiles is to not have too many-- just the most common (otherwise there are so many choices and it is no easier for the user)19:28
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ScottK-laptopTight.19:29
ScottK-laptopErr19:29
egze-qypei'm testing my setup in telnet. sending mails to localhost works fine. but when I try to send a mail to my gmail account, I get this 550 5.1.1 <my_email@gmail.com>: Recipient address rejected: gmail.com19:29
ScottK-laptopRight.19:29
ScottK-laptopegze-qype: Find in /var/log/mail.log where that happens and pastebin it and the several lines before it.19:30
egze-qypeScottK-laptop http://pastebin.com/m7b1b3b8a19:32
egze-qypeany ideas?19:35
* ScottK-laptop looks19:35
egze-qypewant me to paste also my conf file?19:35
ScottK-laptopsommer: I'm doing some more formatting work on your debian/changelog.  I'll just fix it and then you can look at it if you don't mind.19:35
ScottK-laptopegze-qype: Just a moment.19:35
uvirtbotNew bug: #261952 in samba (main) "passwd does not work whith special smb.conf options (maybe a libpam-smbpass bug?)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26195219:36
sommerScottK-laptop: heh, sure... a coupld of the bugs are resolved by the removing the old dependencies, so I just moved them up :)19:37
leonelScottK-laptop:  in case  clamav get into main   what about the patches   do we keep sending  diffs   as today ?19:37
ScottK-laptopegze-qype: Yes.  Please pastebin the output of postconf -n19:38
ScottK-laptopleonel: Yes.  Canonical will do it if we don't, but they appreciate the help.19:39
leonelgreat19:39
ScottK-laptopAlso there will be USN whenever it's updated.19:39
leonelperfect19:39
uvirtbotNew bug: #261956 in mysql-dfsg-5.0 (main) "libmysqlclient15off requires mysql-common >= 5.0.67-0ubuntu2" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26195619:41
ScottK-laptopsommer: Try running lintian on the .deb (use the current Intrepid version).19:51
ScottK-laptopsommer: I think E: ldapscripts: FSSTND-dir-in-usr usr/man/ must be fixed before an upload.  The rest can wait for a rev 2 if you want.19:52
ScottK-laptopegze-qype: Are you getting your postconf -n?19:52
sommerScottK-laptop: spamassassin done, bug #26196819:58
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 261968 in spamassassin "MIR for spamassassin" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26196819:58
ScottK-laptopsommer: Great.20:01
* lamont mutters at jdstrand, makes a note to go fetch postfix and push the changes into the VCS tree20:01
ScottK-laptophey boss.  I tried to hold them off until you showed up.20:04
jdstrand_lamont: now hold on a sec :) there were already changes made to that tree that weren't in git IIRC (and bind9)20:04
jdstrand_lamont: I was gonna get you the git stuff later, but I'm under a serious time crunch atm20:05
lamontheh. no worries20:05
lamontjdstrand_: ah... is kees fault.20:06
jdstrand_lamont: do you want me to give you the debdiffs I uploaded for postfix and bind9? or get you the git stuff when I have time (probably tomorrow)20:06
jdstrand_(the debdiffs are different than what was submitted)20:06
keeserg?20:06
lamontjdstrand_: no worries - it's more a question of if you had multiple changes, gettting them as separate diffs would be wonderful...20:06
lamontkees: just blaming you for the ubunu1 bind9 version (hardening)20:06
lamontwhich is really just me being a slacker and not uploading it before you did20:06
lamontbtw, thanks for testing that for me. :-)20:07
keesah! heh, sorry.  I wasn't sure with some of the packages which were in VCS.  the control files can be vague.  :P20:07
lamontLOL20:07
* lamont looks around for his trusty trout20:07
lamontjdstrand_: with the exception of apparmor being overly agressive to certain bind9 instances (due to untested integration issues with certain universe packages), you haven't given me any cause to worry about your changes.20:10
lamontkees has done even better. :)20:10
jdstrand_\o/20:11
jdstrand_lamont: if you give me bug reports, I can update our qa-regression-testing scripts accordingly20:11
jdstrand_lamont: to fix up the bind9 apparmor stuff20:11
lamontjdstrand_: dnscvsutil is the one that had things, um, beyond what we expected.20:12
keesjdstrand_: while you're in there, could you add a rw rule for /var/log/named ?  I've seen that location used for custom logging.20:12
lamontand that got fixed20:12
lamontoh.  cool20:12
lamontkees: I'll make time to get that change in before the freeze-after-tomorrow :-)20:13
lamontif jdstrand_ isn't already still pending-upload on bind920:13
keeslamont: ah, very good.20:13
* lamont wonders when the bzr frontend to talk to a git repo will be done20:13
jdstrand_lamont: bind9 is uploaded (for the ufw stuff)20:13
lamontright20:13
keeszul: this upstream bug fix for mysql is giving me a headache.20:13
jdstrand_I won't get to the apparmor today, but made a note of it20:13
lamontI just pulled the source for all versions-extant from archive.u.c, so I can rationalize the source20:14
jdstrand_(it's not FF sensitive anyway)20:14
lamontjdstrand_: right.  for that matter, just blat a bug into launchpad, since I scrape that before I upload anyway20:14
zulkees: how so?20:15
jdstrand_ok20:15
keeszul: they hardcoded their build path in the error messages....20:15
kees+mysqltest: At line 1: expecting a SQL-state (00000) from query 'remove_file /misc/mysql/forest/23921/51-23921/mysql-test/var/tmp/test_nonexistent.tmp' which cannot produce one...20:15
keeswhich, obviously fails when I try to build... *roll eyes*20:15
zulkees: heh sounds like quality stuff20:16
keeszul: yeah, I'm digging around in their vcs to see if they've improved on it...20:16
zulkees: im guessing they havent20:16
keesand LP keeps timing out.20:17
egze-qypeScottK-laptop sorry, was out getting food. here's my postconf http://pastebin.com/m54a909de20:18
* ScottK-laptop looks20:19
lamontkees/jdstrand_: I assume there's no reason that your changes would be a bad thing to upload to debian?20:23
ScottK-laptopegze-qype: Why did you set default_transport = error and inet_interfaces = loopback-only ?20:25
egze-qypeScottK-laptop it was set by default like this. Is this wrong? I only want to send emails, and not to receive them20:27
egze-qypeand only send from localhost20:28
ScottK-laptopegze-qype: When you installed postfix, what option did you pick?20:29
jdstrand_lamont: mine would be odd at this point because ufw isn't in debian yet. on todo list for after debian freeze20:29
ScottK-laptopegze-qype: inet_interfaces and default_transport affect sending.20:30
egze-qypeScottK-laptop Local only20:30
keeslamont: afaik, it should be fine.20:30
lamontthanks20:31
ScottK-laptopegze-qype: inet_interfaces would be how you want it to send the mail out.  With loopback only it won't get far.20:31
ScottK-laptopegze-qype: You don't want local only if you want to send mail out.20:31
egze-qypeScottK-laptop should I pick Internet-Website then?20:32
fostermarkdof course it can send mail out20:33
fostermarkdinet_interfaces refers to what IP it _listens_ on20:33
fostermarkdwhich is for accepting mail, not for sending it20:33
ScottK-laptopegze-qype: Run sudo dpkg-reconfigure postfix and then pick internet.20:34
lamontjdstrand_: there's a difference between "odd" and "broken" :-)20:35
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jdstrand_lamont: it certainly won't break anything-- just drops a file somewhere :)20:36
ScottK-laptopfostermarkd: Right.  Sorry.20:36
ScottK-laptopegze-qype: He's right.20:36
egze-qypewohoo. reconfigured as Internet and the sending works20:37
ScottK-laptopSince only loopback addresses are in mynetworks anyway, it won't actually change anything to make inet_interfaces loopback only.20:37
ScottK-laptopOK.20:37
lamontjdstrand_: exactly20:37
egze-qypeHow can I make sure that the mails can be sent only from localhost?20:37
ScottK-laptopegze-qype: mynetworks = 127.0.0.0/8 [::ffff:127.0.0.0]/104 [::1]/128 does that for you already.20:38
didrocksjdstrand_: thanks for the upload :)20:39
jdstrand_np!20:39
egze-qypeScottK-laptop nice! So I don't need to protect it with a password if it only accepts requests from localhost? Or I should still think about security?20:40
ScottK-laptopYour config didn't have any SASL in it, so the only place it will accept mail from is one of those addresses (which are all localhost addresses).20:41
egze-qypeScottK-laptop thanks a lot!20:43
sommerScottK-laptop: new diff uploaded20:48
* sommer didn't know lintian worked on .debs, coolnes20:49
lamontsommer: it uses the .changes just far enough to get the list of debs. :-)20:50
sommerah20:51
sommerI sometimes feel like lintian is just waiting to betray me :-)20:52
keesfetching all of the mysql bzr tree: not quick.20:59
basicshwaI need help with two things21:02
basicshwaI installed ubuntu server on my laptop. I then installed fluxbox because I ahve a taste for minimalism. I need to now make sure fluxbox starts on bootup and I need to learn how to install programs via apt-get21:03
basicshwaI only need basic programs to basically do simple things such as play media. thats about it really21:04
slicslakproftpd still the recommended ftp server?21:04
nxvljdstrand_: jamie, are you updating Samba's patch or waiting for me to work on it?21:05
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jdstrand_nxvl: I am updating it21:10
jdstrand_nxvl: everything else is uploaded21:10
jdstrand_nxvl: thanks for your help on this21:10
jdstrand_nxvl: if you plan to do more, be sure to see the new procedures in UbuntuFirewall (it's simpler now, cause I'm using dpkg triggers)21:11
jdstrand_though note, I won't be able to sponsor more today :)21:11
ScottK-laptopsommer: Uploaded.  Thank you for your contribution to Ubuntu.  Please fix up the rest of the lintian warnings (except the no versioned depends on debhelper one) and make that a revision 2.21:13
ScottK-laptopsommer: I recommend you pull your package off of mentors and fix this stuff first.21:13
sommerScottK-laptop: awesome will do, thanks again21:13
ScottK-laptopslicslak: My recommendation is to use another, more secure protocol instead.21:14
sommerScottK-laptop: when I've fixed the errors should I just file a new bug?21:18
slicslakScottK-laptop, :)  ssh(fs) might be more secure from an outside attack but less secure from an inside attack.21:23
nxvljdstrand_: yeah, i saw the uploads, thank you for sponsoring them21:29
nxvl:D21:29
uvirtbotNew bug: #261999 in mysql-dfsg-5.0 (main) "libmysqlclient15off broken in intrepid amd64" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26199921:31
nxvljdstrand_: you have plans to add ufw to debian?21:48
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jdstrand_nxvl: yes21:55
ScottK-laptopslicslak: From my perspective anything that transmits a password in the clear is a non-starter, so for anything non-anyonymous, no ftp I say.22:02
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basicshwaok, So, I installed ubuntu server edition. Then I sudo apt-get install xorg fluxbox fluxconf in command line. I then installed mplayer by apt-get install mplayer in command line. I went to go to systems in fluxbox and.... systems was not there22:14
slicslakScottK-laptop, true, but you can enforce TLS22:14
ScottK-laptopI suppose that works.  It's been long enough since I used ftp, is it common that clients support that?22:15
ScottK-laptopbasicshwa: As soon as you said 'installed fluxbox' it wasn't really a server question anymore.  I suggest #ubuntu22:15
slicslakold clients don't - or do so buggy.  but new ones do.  and clients like filezilla will automatically try to use TLS without being told to.  so i always enforce it and then tell clients to d/l filezilla (which is a great ftp app anyway)22:16
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Goosemooseanyone have a good preseed file example for hardy? In particualr I'm interested in getting the computers to join an AD Domain22:17
Goosemooseand login authentication via AD22:17
freaky[t]can anyone help me with this: http://main.freakyy.de/raid.txt i get this when starting my server it's something about a raid array ... http://main.freakyy.de/sda.txt <-- this is the smartctl -d ata -a /dev/sda output22:19
mawanyone running snort on Ubuntu 8.04?22:31
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ScottK-laptopsommer: FYI, my review of your package also resulted in Debian Bug#496826 being filed.22:37
lukehasnonameso apparently murmur is NOT console server capable23:55

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