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FroMaster | Is there a JeOS 64-bit or only 32-bit at the moment? | 00:28 |
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stephen|sflc | does the resolve.conf need to be the local IP address.. or the external IP address? | 02:06 |
kgoetz | stephen|sflc: it has to be the nameservers ip | 02:10 |
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SteckelBud | broken apache mod_rewrites- I installed apache on install, then added rewrites, but still doesn't work with drupal--any hints? | 03:11 |
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hads | mod_rewrite can do logging, that's useful to see what's wrong. | 03:16 |
Poweruser | hello | 03:36 |
Poweruser | ? | 03:36 |
kgoetz | !greet Poweruser | 04:09 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about greet poweruser | 04:09 |
kgoetz | aw | 04:09 |
kgoetz | !hello | 04:09 |
ubottu | Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu-server! | 04:09 |
antdedyet | hi | 04:14 |
Poweruser | thanks :) | 04:25 |
Poweruser | need some slapd help :) | 04:25 |
kgoetz | ah oh :o | 04:25 |
Poweruser | sorry starting to get used to empty IRC channels | 04:25 |
Poweruser | can u ghelp me ? | 04:25 |
Poweruser | kgoetz, can u? | 04:26 |
kgoetz | Poweruser: ask your question - if someone can help, they will | 04:28 |
Poweruser | need somhe help getting a basic slapd and samba conf going | 04:28 |
kgoetz | pretty sure wiki.samba.org has info on that | 04:30 |
kaushal | hi | 05:20 |
kaushal | when i do W: A error occurred during the signature verification. | 05:20 |
kaushal | when i do aptitute update | 05:21 |
ropetin | Do you have any non-standard sources in your apt sources? | 05:24 |
ropetin | OR not | 05:24 |
kaushal | hi | 05:29 |
kaushal | when i do apt-get update | 05:31 |
kaushal | i get | 05:31 |
kaushal | W: A error occurred during the signature verification. | 05:31 |
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kraut | moin | 07:45 |
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mdz | I noticed on a test install that the landscape-sysinfo status doesn't get displayed on first login, presumably because the cron job hasn't run yet | 09:53 |
mdz | likely not a problem, but it was noticeable | 09:54 |
danielm_mc | anyone in here? | 10:07 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #276292 in linux-meta (main) "Metapackages for virtual flavour are missing" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/276292 | 10:26 |
gouki | Hi. How can I list all locked accounts? I don't see any changes in /etc/passwd to grep it. | 10:33 |
ivoks | there are changes | 10:34 |
ivoks | in /etc/shadow | 10:34 |
gouki | I'm also getting login incorrect when trying to login with a locked account. Is there any way of changing the output given? | 10:34 |
gouki | ivoks: Thank you. I'll check it. | 10:34 |
ivoks | there's '!' in front of the password | 10:34 |
gouki | ivoks: I see. So when locking a user, we're actually just 'changing the password'. | 10:35 |
ivoks | locking account is actually changing password to something that won't work :) | 10:35 |
ivoks | correct | 10:35 |
gouki | :) Got it! :) So I believe that second question is no. There isn't a way to change the output when a locked user tries to login. | 10:35 |
ivoks | well, it's open source :) | 10:36 |
gouki | Indeed! | 10:36 |
gouki | Without changing pam, or something similar :) | 10:36 |
ivoks | nothing is impossible | 10:36 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #277053 in openldap (main) "appamor prevents slapd.d to write cn=config" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/277053 | 11:06 |
Kamping_Kaiser | that bug looks familar | 12:16 |
sommer | yay http://www.linux.com/feature/148629 | 13:55 |
bosky101 | hi , would be gr8 if u threw some light upon a thought of partcular interest | 14:40 |
bosky101 | im just moving from a single node setup to a multi-node one. how do u implement session mgmt | 14:41 |
bosky101 | point user to the same node (persistent load-balancing) / no state (just urls/rewrites) / some mixture of state shared across a db ... ? | 14:41 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #277103 in freeradius (universe) "[intrepid] freeradius modules are missing" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/277103 | 14:51 |
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mathiaz | kirkland: hello mister RAID ! :D | 15:31 |
mathiaz | kirkland: I did some more testing yesterday with raid0 and raid5. | 15:31 |
mathiaz | kirkland: I've put raid0 and raid5 on / (with /boot on the same partition) and the system got stuck at grub loading | 15:32 |
mathiaz | kirkland: which makes sense since grub doesn't support booting from RAID0 or RAID5 AFAICT | 15:32 |
mathiaz | kirkland: however the installer didn't emit a warning | 15:33 |
mathiaz | kirkland: or grub-install didn't fail | 15:33 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #277120 in openssh (main) "openssh-server init script contains irrelevant --pidfile argument to start-stop-daemon" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/277120 | 15:41 |
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cyris| | any idea why I'm getting this packages kept back ? bind9-host dnsutils libbind9-30 libisccfg30 linux-image-server linux-server | 16:07 |
shame | just discovered /etc/crontab had been modified on 7/21 and apparently hasn't been used since, but I don't see anything in logs and it looks fine http://pastie.org/283641 | 16:23 |
shame | anyone have an idea what to look for ? | 16:24 |
shame | the cron.daily etc scripts have not run since 7/31 | 16:25 |
shame | 7/21 I mean | 16:25 |
shame | the box has been rebooted since, too | 16:25 |
shame | Oct 2 10:33:14 tug cron[28304]: Error: bad username; while reading /etc/crontab | 16:35 |
shame | wut? | 16:35 |
shame | oh jeez.. got it | 16:36 |
shame | if anyone's curious, there was a piece of the /etc/crontab that was omitted from the pastie that emailed an admin account on @reboot, something like @reboot echo "$(hostname) rebooted $(date)" |mail foo@example.com -s "$(hostname) Rebooted" | 16:40 |
shame | popping a 'root' after @reboot fixed it | 16:40 |
brousch | I can't find any info on tomcat5.5 in the server guide, help, or wiki. Are the docs as neglected as they seem, or am I missing something? | 16:53 |
ScottK | sommer: ^^? | 16:56 |
sommer | brousch: here's a link to the development serverguide on tomcat6: http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/tomcat.html | 17:15 |
sommer | brousch: not sure if that's what you're looking for though | 17:15 |
brousch | sommer, that is what I'm looking for, but I can't find it by searching the web site. If you start at http://help.ubuntu.com and follow the Server Guide link, that version does not mention Tomcat | 17:19 |
brousch | Also, I don't see tomcat6 in the ubuntu 8.04 repos, I only see tomcat5.5. It looks like tomcat6 isn't coming until ubuntu 8.10 | 17:23 |
mathiaz | brousch: correct. tomcat6 will only be available in 8.10 | 17:35 |
nxvl | kirkland: ping | 17:37 |
kirkland | nxvl: yo | 17:37 |
nxvl | kirkland: did you already played with patch-tracker? | 17:37 |
kirkland | nxvl: only the debian frontend | 17:38 |
kirkland | nxvl: i have not looked at the code or tried to install it | 17:38 |
nxvl | kirkland: so just as an user? | 17:38 |
kirkland | nxvl: right | 17:38 |
nxvl | ok | 17:38 |
kirkland | nxvl: you wanna set up the server? | 17:38 |
nxvl | i've just cloned the git repo | 17:38 |
nxvl | and was about to give it a look | 17:38 |
toonew | hi there - ne1 out there | 17:40 |
toonew | hey hey | 17:41 |
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lastdays | Help:Fresh JeOS,I need use pppoe with my xDSL,how to! | 18:26 |
sainzeo | hi all - I just installed Ubuntu Server into a virtual machine and am having problems with it as it doesn't seem to be accepting incoming connections - it can see the world and can ping others, but nothing can see it or ping it - any suggestions? | 20:05 |
brousch | sainzeo, is it NATted? | 20:06 |
sainzeo | brousch: i've tried using the Shared Networking option in Parallels as well as using the ethernet connection directly.. | 20:07 |
brousch | sainzeo, does it get a non-NAT IP address using either of those methods? | 20:08 |
sainzeo | yeah - using the ethernet connection directly, I get a normal network IP address | 20:09 |
brousch | I'm not really familiar with parallels, but could the OSX firewall also be applying itself to the VM? | 20:10 |
sainzeo | brousch: i don't believe so as I had no problem with Ubuntu Server Gutsy....I am currently using Hardy though... | 20:10 |
[Solars] | where is a good spot to put a multimedia directory within the directory hiarchy ... going to be used to store media by multiple users | 20:14 |
sainzeo | brousch: does Hardy Server install some kind of firewall along with the LAMP installation or something? | 20:14 |
brousch | sainzeo, not that i know of | 20:16 |
brousch | what happens when you ping to the VM IP address? | 20:16 |
sainzeo | brousch: times out :( | 20:17 |
brousch | sainzeo, I have no other ideas. The symptoms point to a NAT/routing/firewall problem, and I don't see anything similar on Google searches. :) | 20:29 |
sainzeo | brousch: yeah i know - i wasn't able to find much either...hmm...maybe i'll just put gutsy back on and see what happens - thanks for your time though! | 20:30 |
kirkland | mathiaz: ping | 21:44 |
kirkland | mathiaz: i have a new upload of mdadm in the works, fixing 2 significant bugs | 21:44 |
kirkland | mathiaz: i could probably attach that debconf wording change onto here, if you want | 21:44 |
ivoks | mathiaz: drbd thing ended up being more complicated than we tought - i'm working with TJ from kernel team on this one | 21:45 |
kirkland | mathiaz: actually, i think we missed string freeze | 21:46 |
ScottK | ivoks: clamav with your apparmor change uploaded. Thank you again. | 21:48 |
ScottK | jdstrand: ^^ | 21:48 |
jdstrand | \o/ | 21:48 |
ScottK | Beta is released, so we're free to break stuff now, right? | 21:49 |
Nafallo | ScottK: -> slangasek | 21:49 |
Nafallo | :-) | 21:49 |
ivoks | ScottK: no problem at all | 21:49 |
slangasek | no, you're not free to break me | 21:50 |
ScottK | slangasek: You aren't stuff. | 21:50 |
slangasek | harsh | 21:50 |
ScottK | Really? | 21:51 |
ScottK | Maybe that didn't come out like I intended then. | 21:51 |
slangasek | heh | 21:51 |
* Nafallo laughs | 21:51 | |
* NCommander just had a horrible idea involving breaking stuff, slangasek, and a cast | 21:51 | |
* ScottK was thinking 'stuff' = non-living items. | 21:51 | |
NCommander | ScottK, well, its easy to make someone non-living | 21:51 |
* ScottK doesn't want to know. | 21:51 | |
ScottK | True. | 21:52 |
ScottK | Then they can at least be stuffed. | 21:52 |
NCommander | *things_to_be_broken = (stuff) slangasek; | 21:52 |
* NCommander runs | 21:52 | |
NCommander | although if we accept that to be broken it must be stuff, and to be stuff, it must be non_living, then we need to a call to homicide() | 21:53 |
NCommander | .... | 21:53 |
NCommander | I'm going to shutup now | 21:53 |
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[Solars] | whats the best way to see what packages are installed on my server so i can systemactically go through each one and decide if i need it or not | 22:46 |
RediXe | How would I change a group ID to a custom # | 22:50 |
trashguy | [Solars], dpkg -l | 22:55 |
[Solars] | heh wow got lots of stuff installed | 22:57 |
trashguy | dkg -l | wc -l | 23:10 |
trashguy | show u how many pkgs are installed | 23:11 |
[Solars] | i should start from scratch | 23:11 |
[Solars] | if thats possible | 23:11 |
[Solars] | have a bare bone system without any updates | 23:11 |
[Solars] | then install what i want :P | 23:12 |
[Solars] | else i just end up installing packages i don't ever use except for that one time | 23:12 |
[Solars] | or have stuff hanging there from an old dependancy | 23:12 |
[Solars] | 1154 pkg | 23:13 |
[Solars] | doesn't help that ihave X installed :) | 23:14 |
trashguy | ,y email server has | 23:14 |
trashguy | 285 | 23:14 |
trashguy | running zimbra | 23:14 |
RediXe | drwsrwsr-x what is the s for? | 23:15 |
[Solars] | i want minual stuff installed but at the same time kinda need gui for the wife | 23:15 |
trashguy | for a server? | 23:16 |
trashguy | RediXe, im aussiming those are permissions | 23:16 |
RediXe | yes for a directory .. | 23:17 |
trashguy | s | 23:17 |
trashguy | o dunno what thsoe s are | 23:18 |
trashguy | usally | 23:18 |
nxvl | mathiaz: is there any easy/quick task in the RoadMap in need of attention | 23:18 |
mathiaz | nxvl: make sure 8.10 rocks ! | 23:19 |
nxvl | \o/ | 23:19 |
mathiaz | nxvl: done ? | 23:19 |
mathiaz | nxvl: awesome - thanks :D | 23:20 |
nxvl | yup | 23:20 |
nxvl | :D | 23:20 |
* nxvl is quick | 23:20 | |
mathiaz | nxvl: what you could do is have a look at the ebox packages | 23:21 |
mathiaz | nxvl: https://launchpad.net/~ebox/+archive | 23:21 |
[Solars] | how many packages does the server install does? | 23:22 |
mathiaz | nxvl: I've started to test them but then got stuck in testing for beta | 23:22 |
trashguy | [Solars], 200ish | 23:22 |
mathiaz | nxvl: what's you could focus on is testing and reviewing the changes between the packages in hardy and intrepid | 23:22 |
trashguy | im used to freebsd, all linux distros feel bloated even server versions ;) | 23:23 |
mathiaz | nxvl: we should try to get them updated before release - in order to do that we'll have to ask for FFe as this is a new upstream version. | 23:23 |
nxvl | mathiaz: ok, wrote on my todo, i will take a look in a few minutes that i finish seting up my schroot | 23:23 |
mathiaz | nxvl: but as of now, the packages in intrepid don't work (because of the cn=config ldap change) | 23:24 |
nxvl | uhg, did you worked that with foolano already? | 23:24 |
mathiaz | nxvl: there are a couple of source packages that needs to need to have a FFe request prepared | 23:24 |
[Solars] | trashguy last time i ever used a *nix was several years ago with FBSD | 23:24 |
nxvl | mathiaz: is there a list of them? | 23:25 |
mathiaz | nxvl: the testing I did with the packages in the PPA are good | 23:25 |
trashguy | linux | 23:25 |
trashguy | is | 23:25 |
mathiaz | nxvl: the packages in the PPA seem to work correclty. | 23:25 |
trashguy | *nix ^^ | 23:25 |
trashguy | Look alike oses | 23:25 |
[Solars] | heh | 23:25 |
trashguy | although freebsd is rooted a little more | 23:25 |
mathiaz | nxvl: now we have to do the work to get them uploaded to the archive. | 23:25 |
nxvl | mathiaz: i'm looking for things like testing and writing FFe, since they are a lot and quick, so i can do it after my work hours | 23:26 |
trashguy | i use ubuntu for my desktop and i recently had to install zimbra which doesnt run at all on freebsd | 23:26 |
[Solars] | well i used slackware, redhat, debian, fbsd, and now ubuntu to name a few | 23:26 |
[Solars] | what is zimbra? | 23:26 |
mathiaz | nxvl: awesome - ebox would fit perferctly then ;) | 23:26 |
nxvl | mathiaz: yes, that works perfect for after work hours/dead times while waiting for a process to finish | 23:28 |
[Solars] | which flavor of desktop enviroments is user friendly and not extremly bloated? | 23:32 |
trashguy | Zimbra is an exchange alternative | 23:51 |
trashguy | I run gnome | 23:51 |
[Solars] | i am going to reinstall ubuntu | 23:51 |
[Solars] | this time starting from a server disk | 23:52 |
[Solars] | then build up what i need | 23:52 |
trashguy | i just install desktop | 23:53 |
trashguy | then install server kernel | 23:54 |
trashguy | ^^ | 23:54 |
uvirtbot | trashguy: Error: "^" is not a valid command. | 23:54 |
[Solars] | trashguy in any case i want a fresh start ...and its a good way to relearn the system building from the base up | 23:55 |
[Solars] | that way i know whats installed etc | 23:55 |
trashguy | yea | 23:55 |
trashguy | problem is | 23:55 |
trashguy | when yu do | 23:56 |
trashguy | the | 23:56 |
trashguy | ubuntu-desktop | 23:56 |
trashguy | you mind as well just installf ormt he cd | 23:56 |
[Solars] | not sure if i want to do ubuntu-desktop yet or not | 23:57 |
[Solars] | hard to say | 23:58 |
trashguy | that sthe pkg the recommend | 23:59 |
trashguy | if u want a gui | 23:59 |
trashguy | and all your sound and stuff working | 23:59 |
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