[08:50] <ghaleb__> hello, when I start my freeradius server, I get the following error: rlm_eap: Failed to link EAP-Type/tls: rlm_eap_tls.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[09:09] <linuxonlinehelp_> hello @ all, does anyone knows setup of "Bionic"?
[09:09] <linuxonlinehelp_> to keep power of 3 servers as one virt.
[09:51] <frith> being an idiot i forgot to bookmark the page with the information on how to configure n-way replication for ldap
[11:10] <frith> hmm i can get the ldap to replicate but not the config
[11:26] <uvirtbot`> New bug: #272712 in mysql-dfsg-5.0 (main) "package mysql-server 5.0.67-0ubuntu5 failed to install/upgrade: Balík je ve velmi špatném, nekonzistentním stavu - před" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/272712
[12:21] <ghaleb__> hello, how can I get rlm_eap_tls.so module to run freeradius server ?
[13:07] <d7415> After a postfix update a while ago, I started getting the error: "__fop_file_setup:  Retry limit (100) exceeded" "postalias: fatal: open database /etc/aliases.db: File exists" whenever postalias or newaliases is run, including on install. This results in Postfix being listed as "not fully installed or removed" by apt-get. I have used find (as with sudo) and cannot find the aliases.db file anywhere, which seems to make a nonsense of the "file exists" erro
[13:57] <Bassetts> hi, I am trying to setup a mail server on my VPS and I keep getting "Relay access denied" when sending a message from or to the server.
[14:50] <Gargoyle> Is there a prefered way to run rsync daemon under ubuntu?
[15:34] <Gargoyle> Anyone got any good tips for rsync security? I have set hosts allow = just the IP of my remote machine. Is that enough?
[15:35] <Kamping_Kaiser> i'd recomend doing it over ssh myself
[15:40] <Gargoyle> Instead of running the daemon?
[15:40] <Kamping_Kaiser> yeah.
[15:41] <Deeps> likewise
[15:42] <Gargoyle> Do I still leave my rsyncd.conf and use the module paths?
[15:43] <Kamping_Kaiser> i've never used rsyncd. sshd executes rsync
[15:43] <linuxhelp_de> yepp
[15:44] <linuxhelp_de> runs stable and secure..
[15:44] <Gargoyle> Kamping_Kaiser: So do you just use full destination paths? (eg. rsync /var/www/ user@host:/var/www
[15:45] <Kamping_Kaiser> Gargoyle, man page will help, but in short - `rsync -avze ssh path user@host:path
[15:45] <Kamping_Kaiser> `
[15:45] <linuxhelp_de> is there a way to hold file rights with rsync without to tar /var/www?
[15:46] <Kamping_Kaiser> linuxhelp_de, ownership?
[15:46] <Kamping_Kaiser> doesnt -a do that?
[15:46] <linuxhelp_de> yes
[15:46] <Gargoyle> linuxhelp_de: The a option does that... Well, technically its a bunch of options, but they can all be applied with -a
[15:47] <linuxhelp_de> i made my backup skripts with rsync -avz /source/  user@IP:/dest
[15:48] <Kamping_Kaiser> when i run by hand i use --progress
[15:49] <linuxhelp_de> the problem is that i have diffrent second admins for /var/www files, not root, but crontab runs out of root
[15:50] <linuxhelp_de> -a set the file rights, but skripts over crontab set owners to root
[15:50] <linuxhelp_de> i will test something later
[15:52] <linuxhelp_de> the most backupskripts uses a TAR to pack all /var/www into a archive then send it over net to Backupengines
[15:52] <linuxhelp_de> bye make a break now
[15:58] <d7415> After a postfix update a while ago, I started getting the error: "__fop_file_setup:  Retry limit (100) exceeded" "postalias: fatal: open database /etc/aliases.db: File exists" whenever postalias or newaliases is run, including on install. This results in Postfix being listed as "not fully installed or removed" by apt-get. I have used find (as with sudo) and cannot find the aliases.db file anywhere, which seems to make a nonsense of the "file exists" erro
[16:11] <Gargoyle> d7415: /etc/aliases.db is its normal location
[16:11]  * Gargoyle is one step closer to happyness.
[16:12] <Gargoyle> Finally getting round to a remote backup for my webserver.
[16:17] <d7415> gargoyle: yup - it's not there
[16:17] <Gargoyle> do you have a file called /etc/aliases (should be plain text)?
[16:17] <d7415> yes
[16:18] <d7415> but not aliases.db
[16:18] <Gargoyle> what happens if you run newaliases (as root) ?
[16:25] <d7415> martin@lapserv:/etc$ sudo newaliases
[16:25] <d7415> [sudo] password for martin:
[16:25] <d7415> __fop_file_setup:  Retry limit (100) exceeded
[16:25] <d7415> postalias: fatal: open database /etc/aliases.db: File exists
[16:26] <d7415> big pause before the retry limit from all the retrying
[16:27] <Gargoyle> odd!
[16:28] <Gargoyle> Is it possible you have an error in your aliases file that it's not catching?
[16:44] <d7415> possible...will check through again
[16:49] <d7415> it all appears to be in the correct format (certainly one which used to work)
[16:51] <Gargoyle> d7415: Nothing extra in syslog or messages to help you out?
[16:52] <d7415> ooh - i looked in the mail logs before, stupidly didnt think to look in syslog...
[16:52] <d7415> Sep 21 16:51:10 lapserv postfix/smtpd[1803]: fatal: open database /etc/aliases.db: No such file or directory
[16:52] <d7415> Sep 21 16:51:11 lapserv postfix/master[4527]: warning: process /usr/lib/postfix/smtpd pid 1803 exit status 1
[16:52] <d7415> Sep 21 16:51:11 lapserv postfix/master[4527]: warning: /usr/lib/postfix/smtpd: bad command startup -- throttling
[16:52] <d7415> looks about the same message really though, and responses rather than causes
[16:53] <d7415> ooh
[16:53] <d7415> the mail log has "fatal: open database /etc/aliases.db: No such file or directory" rather than "File exists"
[16:53] <d7415> i'm not sure how that can work
[16:53] <d7415> (that's mail.err)
[16:54] <d7415> nothing in messages
[16:57] <Gargoyle> d7415: Not much more I can think of, never seen anything like that before!
[16:58] <d7415> ok, well thanks for trying
[16:58] <frith> i am reviewing the openldap docs for intrepid and i am trying to setup my ldap replication
[16:59] <frith> i seem to have loads of errors in my log file saying it can't bond to the remote server
[17:16] <uvirtbot`> New bug: #272812 in samba (main) "package samba 3.0.28a-1ubuntu4.5 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/272812
[17:17] <uvirtbot`> New bug: #270395 in samba (main) "cannot resolve windows host name" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/270395
[17:41] <NCommander> soren, ping
[18:08] <uvirtbot`> New bug: #268974 in mysql-dfsg-5.0 (main) "MySQL Socket Sharing in OpenVZ" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/268974
[18:42] <MasterShrek> can anyone help me with pam authenticaion and dovecot? cant seem to authenticate
[18:44] <Gargoyle> MasterShrek: Possibly... lemme dig up my old notes!
[18:45] <Gargoyle> MasterShrek: Oops, nope. I used a MySQL database.
[18:55] <frith> this is weird, my cn=admin users keeps getting deleted
[18:55] <frith> i wonder do i need a different user per server
[19:00] <frith> damn you ldap
[19:02] <frith> damn you replication why are you deleting my admin user
[19:27] <d7415> ARGGHHH - for anyone following my problem, aliases.db DID exist, but was named /etc/__db.aliases.db. deleted it and all is well
[19:30] <frith> http://pastebin.com/m347e394c
[19:30] <frith> anyone seen this before?
[19:32] <frith> replication that likes to delete the admin user
[20:25] <citizen42alpha> hello chaps.
[20:26] <frith> gu
[20:26] <frith> hi
[21:55] <Gargoyle> Two quick questions. 1.) Is setting the sticky but for my /var/www/xyz directories the correct/best way to make sure all future content created in those directories retains the mywebuser:www-data ownership? and 2.) Does that apply recursively, so will sub directories retain those permissions?
[21:56] <frith> 1, i think so, 2, -R
[21:56] <thenewguy> e
[21:57] <Gargoyle> poo nope. I made a test file and that got ownership of mywebuser:mywebuser (not in the group www-data) :(
[22:01] <guntbert> Gargoyle: wo's the owner-group of /var/www/xyz ?
[22:02] <Gargoyle> myuser:www-data
[22:02] <Gargoyle> I think I am looking for the -s flag, not the -t flag
[22:05] <blue-frog_> Gargoyle: you need to use ACL
[22:07] <frith> setting the sticky bit will do the job
[22:07] <Deeps> s is setuid
[22:07] <Deeps> t is sticky
[22:08] <Gargoyle> hmm, I have tried with just s and with both s and t.
[22:09] <Gargoyle> the files in the sub directories are getting the correct owner webuser:www-data, but they loose the group write permission
[22:09] <Gargoyle> *lose
[22:11] <Gargoyle> Just having some rsync trouble. I think I'll just make it so both systems have the same users.