[00:06] <[Solars]> i wasn't [00:07] ^^ [00:07] trashguy: Error: "^" is not a valid command. [00:12] <[Solars]> strange that my internet starting working again for no reason [00:26] quit brb [00:26] New bug: #279372 in mysql-dfsg-5.0 (main) "packaging problem: libmysqld.a relocation R_X86_64_32" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/279372 [01:48] sommer: ping [01:49] zul: yo [01:49] where is the virtualization section in the server guide? [01:50] zul: http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/virtualization.html [01:50] sommer: thanks [01:51] zul: np [02:19] if I want cron to email me (xubuntu 8.04), then I have to install sendmail? is that right? [02:19] alyawn: you can use another mta like ssmtp or postfix [02:20] that is, email me at an external address [02:20] is one more ubuntu-y than others? [02:21] ssmtp is very lightweight it needs to send messages to a "mail hub", so ya it can send to an outside address [02:21] while postfix is a full featured mta [02:21] postfix ftw \o/ [02:21] heh [02:21] ok.. I think I'll give ssmtp, since all I'm concerned about is getting cron notifications on an external mail account [02:21] for simple cron emails I use ssmtp [02:22] I don't need a full blown smtp server [02:22] thanks! [02:22] np [03:05] w [03:05] whoops [03:09] <[Solars]> haha === PrivateVoid_ is now known as PrivateVoid [05:01] i have a recovery menu screen that i dont know what to do with it.. im running 8.04.1 server.. the options are resume dpkg root and xfix.. any ideas [07:42] moin [08:21] dear all, I'm running this command "ldapsearch -b "dc=sc,dc=bibalex,dc=org" -Y GSSAPI" and getting this error "ldap_sasl_interactive_bind_s: Other (e.g., implementation specific) error (80)" I've checked every suggested solution on the web but in vain could you help me please? === freaky[t] is now known as fReAkY[t] [09:01] hi all, can anyone help me with this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/54915/ ? [09:18] <[Solars]> res_errno: 80, res_error: , res_matched: <> [09:18] <[Solars]> fix your permission [09:20] Solars: so how can I fix the permission, or which permission should I fix ? [09:38] Solars: which permissions ? [09:46] i was wondering if anyone could help me troubleshoot vhosts on ubuntu I used the Drubuntu guide here: http://groups.drupal.org/node/6266 but it doesn't work :( === mneptok_ is now known as mneptok [11:21] i was wondering if anyone could help me troubleshoot vhosts on ubuntu? I can't get it to work - everything points to the same documentroot for some weird reason?! [11:21] * Gargoyle hides [11:21] ;) [11:21] Gargoyle: hehe [11:25] robotjox: The only other thing I can think of is that those vhost files are very minimal. You could try copying the extra directives from the default and editing as needed. [11:25] Gargoyle: good idea! [11:25] thanks [11:25] At very least, you might need the directive [11:27] ok [11:56] I've setup Postfix+Dovecot and installed pysieved to handle sieve scripts. The sieve scripts are created successfully, but not applied by Dovecot. I have added cmusieve plugin and sieve script path to dovecot.conf, but no joy. Any ideas? Thanks in advance === masACC is now known as maswan [13:20] hi all, I want to replace the passwd, shadow and groups flat files by openldap db can anyone give me a hint on how to do this ? [13:24] scuser: this should get you started: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/openldap-server.html [13:33] Need help with cpu usage limittation on ubunttu server. Anyone can help ? [13:36] jdstrand: when you will be back, do you have any time to have a look on my ufw merge integration? :) [14:08] I'm having a really... really strange problem and was hoping someone could help. I just built a new server with 6.06. From the server, I can ping anything on my network. However, if I go to a machine that I did not try to ping from the server, the requests time out. As soon as I ping that machine from the server (which works), then the other machine can start to ping the server. [14:08] i've never seen anything like this before and i dont understand whats happening. [14:10] Koon: -rc11 fixes tls negotitation problems as well so yeah I would ask for the ffe [14:11] zul: yep + all those rc9 regressions [14:11] yep yep [14:13] In other words, from Server I can ping A. From B, I can not ping Server. From Server, I can ping B, then after that point, B can ping server. [14:13] zul: should I open a separate bug just for the Ffe ? Or do it inside the current bug ? [14:14] draven1005, pinging by hostname or by ip address? [14:14] brousch: same results with both [14:15] Koon: seperate bug, add the changelog, diffstat yadda yadda [14:15] brousch: the name resolves, but i'm not able to route to the host [14:15] draven1005, i have no ideas, sorry === tclineks_ is now known as tclineks [14:52] didrocks: hi! yeah, I started to look at it and have decided that I will incorporate it, but it won't be in Ubuntu until jaunty [14:52] didrocks: thanks for your work on it! :) [14:52] New bug: #279632 in openldap2.3 (main) "package slapd 2.4.9-0ubuntu0.8.04.1 failed to install/upgrade: Unterprozess post-installation script gab den Fehlerwert 1 zur?ck" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/279632 [14:53] jdstrand: my pleasure. Glade that you appreciate it :) [14:53] didrocks: I've got some security updates to do, so I likely won't merge it into trunk for a bit [14:54] jdstrand: I just hope you will be able to merge it in a easy way, when it will be the time ;) [14:54] didrocks: it'll be the first code changes I work on when I get back to ufw [14:55] didrocks: so I shouldn't have a problem :) [14:55] jdstrand: great :) [14:58] hey ive got a messed up vserver runnign suse 10. i can only access it via ssh and if possible i would like to switch the distribution to ubuntu server [14:58] is this possible? [14:58] I can ping anything on the network from my 6.06 server. But I can not route to the server from any host that has not first be pinged (or made any other form of connection) from the server. Server can ping A, A can ping Server. B can NOT ping Server until after Server pings B. Any ideas? [15:06] hi all, where could I find kdb5_ldap_util ?\ [15:16] I get a FTBFS in myodbc with an undefined reference to `mysql_odbc_escape_string', and I was under the impression the server team looked after mysql-dfsg-5.0? [15:16] hi guys [15:17] I am an admin of an Ubuntu Server 6.06.x machine (yeah, I know, an oldie-goldie) [15:18] and I am starting to find myself in need of virtualisation [15:18] short question is: what would you guys suggest, taking into account that re-installing the system from scratch (read: Xen) is a no-go? [15:19] and yes, it's a Xserver-less setup [15:19] and yes, I am scorching google on this, too ;) [15:21] VMWare Server? [15:21] and from the Free-as-in-speech part of the world? [15:21] StevenK: besides, does VMWare Server run without Xserver? [15:21] Certainly does [15:23] m'kay, thanks for the hint [15:23] although I would prefer a FLOSS solution (is there any?) [16:02] New bug: #279655 in openvpn (universe) "[FFe] Merge openvpn 2.1_rc11-1 from Debian" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/279655 [16:35] Anyone ever install MySQL with csv-storage-engine [16:56] umm... linux-virutal is for guests, right? [16:56] <_ruben> yes [17:12] zul: Ffe request for openvpn has been posted, feel free to review it (bug 279655) [17:12] Launchpad bug 279655 in openvpn "[FFe] Merge openvpn 2.1_rc11-1 from Debian" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/279655 [17:15] <_ruben> wonder if openvpn 2.1 will ever reach final .. been beta/rc for ages now === fReAkY[t] is now known as freaky[t] [19:15] hi all. I want to alert you to bug 275432. It only affects server installs really. [19:15] Launchpad bug 275432 in policykit "libpolkit requires files from policykit for polkit_context_init to work" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/275432 [19:17] hm... odd [19:18] -virtual kernel freezes on my vmware [19:18] and always during apt-get :/ [19:27] I think I've seen that too... but with kvm [19:27] something is missing in kernel :/ [19:28] i just realized that it doesn't freeze [19:28] apt-get hangs [19:28] and i can't even ctrl+c it [19:28] i can kill, but can't room top - that freezes too [19:28] very strange [19:28] ya, I thought it was just me [19:29] actually planned on digging into the issue deeper this evening :0 [19:29] :) [19:29] sommer: is that with hardy or intrepid? [19:30] intrepid [19:30] New bug: #279754 in kvm (main) "Intrepid fails to install onto virtio block device" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/279754 [19:30] ivoks: with intrepid guest, but I've also seen it with debian guests [19:30] hm... i'm seeing this with hardy guest on hardy [19:30] ah, might be a different issue than [19:31] or the same :D [19:33] kirkland: could summarize the evdev bug you've fixed in kvm? [19:33] I'll see what I can come up with this evening, up the logging or something [19:33] i've watched the logs, noting in it [19:33] i might debug kernel... [19:36] mathiaz: basically, i ported a patch that existed for virt-manager to qemu and the qemu inside of our kvm package [19:37] kirkland: right - what was the problem? [19:37] mathiaz: by virt-manager, i mean gtk-vnc [19:39] mathiaz: oneliner: incorrect keymapping [19:39] mathiaz: detailed explanation: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2008-August/026076.html [19:39] kirkland: ok - thanks - I'll dig into that [19:39] mathiaz: we went with soren's option 3 [19:40] mathiaz: which was the "hardest", but the "most correct" of the 3 approaches [19:40] mathiaz: and we're all better people because of it ;-) [19:40] kirkland: ok - that's the message I'll try to get accross then - better-people-we-are-now-:D [19:42] mathiaz: you working on a blog post, or something? [19:56] kirkland: yeah - the monthly archive report [19:57] mathiaz: you could also mention the hal integration i did [19:57] kirkland: done :D [20:14] mathiaz: fwiw, i responded to soren's note on ubuntu-devel, "closing" the issue and pointing at the bug/patch [20:14] mathiaz: most for internet crawlers and googlers out there searching this issue [20:14] mathiaz: the thread had left it sort of "open" [20:15] mathiaz: thanks for reminding me to do that ;-) [20:15] i had been meaning too [20:16] kirkland: so you've fixed both qemu and kvm? [20:16] mathiaz: yes [20:17] mathiaz: there's a qemu package in universe, which i patched and pushed out [20:17] mathiaz: and there's a qemu that's internal to our kvm package [20:17] mathiaz: i don't entirely understand why we did it that way [20:18] mathiaz: but it's been patched in all 3 places [20:18] kirkland: http://paste.ubuntu.com/55094/ <- is that a good overview ? [20:21] mathiaz: you might want to mention gtk-vnc, which is what virt-manager uses [20:21] mathiaz: that's where the original patch came from [20:21] mathiaz: i ported to kvm/qemu [20:34] kirkland: bug 279754 - we were just dicussing that in the meeting this morning [20:35] Launchpad bug 279754 in kvm "Intrepid fails to install onto virtio block device" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/279754 [20:39] mathiaz: how do you install on a virtio device? [20:40] mathiaz: i always install to a plain image file [20:42] kirkland: when you define your root disk in libvirt you can set the bus attribute to virtio [20:43] kirkland: http://libvirt.org/formatdomain.html#elementsDisks [20:43] kirkland: when specifying the target device - you can set the bus to virtio [20:44] kirkland: in which case your device will be seen as /dev/vda in your guest. [20:44] kirkland: you can do the same with a network device and set it to use virtnet [20:50] mathiaz: through the virt-manager wizard? [20:51] kirkland: hm - I don't think so [20:51] kirkland: I'm using virsh to create the vm definition [20:51] kirkland: I think that's what we pulled out for hardy - the ability to set virtio as an option in virt-manager [20:52] kirkland: although I'm not sure exactly. [20:52] mathiaz: okay, i don't use virsh... what are the commands to create a virtio disk? [20:52] kirkland: the easiest way is to dump the guest configuration with the dumpxml command [20:52] kirkland: virsh dumpxml name-of-guest [20:52] kirkland: then edit the xml file [20:53] kirkland: and redefine the guest with the define command [20:53] kirkland: virsh define name-of-guest.xml [20:53] mathiaz: hmm, i must not be asking the right question.... [20:53] mathiaz: when i create a virtual machine, i do everything from the command line, and there are just two steps [20:53] mathiaz: qemu-img create [20:54] mathiaz: kvm -hda foo.img [20:54] kirkland: hm - I don't know then. [20:54] kirkland: I'm using libvirt to manage the kvm machines [20:55] kirkland: there is probably a switch somewhere to say that it should use a virtio driver [20:56] kirkland: -drive file=/dev/ubuntu/vm_t-dovecot,if=virtio [20:57] kirkland: ^^ that seems to be the option to attach a drive with virtio in kvm [20:58] mathiaz: how did you create /dev/ubuntu/vm_t-dovecot ? [20:58] kirkland: it's an lvm snapshot [20:59] mathiaz: how do you create that [20:59] kirkland: you can use a normal lv also [21:00] kirkland: with the lvcreate command [21:00] kirkland: may be you cannot use virtio when you're using files - only if you're using a device on the host. [21:01] mathiaz: okay, i'll need to set up a new intrepid host with LVM then [21:12] mathiaz: it'll either be late tonight or tomorrow before i can reinstall a test machine here with LVM === mcasadevall is now known as NCommander [21:15] New bug: #279819 in openldap (main) "intrepid: slapd: Unrecognized database type (bdb) " [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/279819 [21:28] I am using ACL to set group and permissions when a new file or directory is created but how can I get the group and permissions set when a file is saved to the directory? [21:35] RediXe: saving file = creating file [21:36] ivoks: if I right click and say new file it's fine. If I scan in something and hit file save the permissions are not the same [21:36] hello, need help with iptables missing libs [21:36] RediXe: you have to change permissions on existing files [21:37] on default installation of hardy server, and trying to use the ROUTE modules it fails with "iptables v1.3.8: Couldn't load target `ROUTE':/lib/iptables/libipt_ROUTE.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" [21:38] ivoks: ? Right now we run a script after saving a file to the directory that changes the owner/group and sets permissions. It does it recursively. [21:38] route? [21:39] ivoks: Without that script the newly saved file is set as the user:user instead of user:mygroup and has read only rights. [21:39] RediXe: are you talking about ACL or normal unix permissions? [21:40] yes, the 'route' iptables jump target [21:41] ivoks: I used ACL to have it auto set the group and permission for me. ( setfacl -dm g:escrow:rwx /home/common/ ) ... I need the files placed in /home/common to have the group escrow with rwx no matter how that file is placed in that directory [21:43] RediXe: you are mixing ACL with classic user/group permissions [21:43] RediXe: if you set ACL -dm for a group [21:43] (btw, you should do -Rdm) [21:44] then you are setting ACL for a group, and the group in classic sense is irrelevant [21:47] ivoks: I'm not very good at this user/group thing :P Is it possible to have the file's that are placed in /home/common to have there group set to escrow and to have the group permission of rwx automatically or do we have to manually change the group and permissions by hand? [21:48] RediXe: you can have automaticaly, yes [21:48] RediXe: if that's an SMB/CIFS share, you could force group in smb.conf [21:49] ivoks: the /home/common is being shared with sshfs to other employees [21:49] eh [21:50] i don't know about that filesystem [21:50] but you could fix that on lower level [21:50] example: [21:50] # mkdir /tmp/TEST [21:50] # chmod 3775 /tmp/TEST [21:51] # chown root:users /tmp/TEST [21:51] $ touch /tmp/TEST/bla [21:51] if user is member of users group, the file would be owned by users group [21:52] even tough it's primary group is something else [21:52] for that you don't need ACLs [21:52] so... [21:52] chmod 3775 /home/common [21:53] chown root:escrow /home/common [21:53] all of your users need to be members of escrow group for this to work [21:53] ivoks: remove the ACL i have on it? [21:53] ivoks: The users are part of escrow [21:54] there's no need to remove ACL, leave it for now [21:54] test this solution [22:02] * [Solars] thinkgs ivoks is the helper god of the channel monday-friday morning to afternoon support [22:04] ivoks: It seems to be almost working - the group was set to escrow but group only had read only access [22:04] RediXe: that's another issue [22:05] ivoks: lol, and what's my solutions? :P [22:05] each user has an umask value [22:05] if that value is 027, then all files created would be 750 [22:05] if umask is 007, then all files would be 770 [22:06] How do I find the umask value? [22:06] in ~/.profile [22:06] RediXe: are those ubuntu clients? [22:07] ivoks: yes - ubuntu server and clients [22:07] well xubuntu clients [22:07] RediXe: then change on each client machine /etc/profile [22:07] RediXe: at the end of the file, there's umask 022, change it to 002 [22:07] RediXe: another option is to check options for sshfs [22:08] RediXe: maybe it is possible to force permissions [22:09] ivoks: I really have no idea - my boss set up the sshfs and said here is where I'm at and this is where I want to be [22:11] RediXe: have you tried mounting with option gid=escrow? [22:11] or, even better [22:11] gid=escrow,umask=002 [22:11] that should work [22:11] ivoks: changing the umask in /etc/profile from 022 to 002 didn't change the permission [22:12] RediXe: it didn't change on existing files [22:12] Did that on the client machine [22:12] Well I went in there and saved a new file to check [22:12] user should logout and log in again also [22:12] ahhh okay [22:12] to pick up new settings [22:14] ivoks: Yup that seemed to work .. now I can check about using those options above when mounting [22:14] RediXe: mount options would be better solution than changing umask in /etc/profile [22:17] but... i never worked with sshfs, i don't know if something like that is possible [22:29] anyone using likewise-open for AD authentication when using SSH? [22:30] ivoks: It appears to work .. right click file owner and group have read/write yet getting access denied when trying to delete the test files [22:30] files are content of directory [22:31] if you don't have rw access to a dir, you can't change it's content [22:31] thus, you can't delete or create files [22:31] drwxrwsr-t+ 20 root escrow 4096 2008-10-07 16:29 common [22:32] ah... i'm tierd [22:33] tired even [22:34] ivoks: You might have had it right in the first place - boss ran the script to chmod and chown the directory [22:34] ivoks: so he over wrote the 3775 [22:35] ivoks: meh, it's read only [22:36] RediXe: i've explained couple of ways to solve this, not it's up to you to play with it [22:36] it's midnight here and i have no plans on sticking here for another minute [22:36] ivoks: I am :P [22:36] ivoks: Well, thanks for the help ... I'll be back tomorrow to bug you some more [23:40] mathiaz: ping [23:40] mathiaz: have you tested today's server iso's? [23:41] sup everyone [23:42] kirkland: nope [23:42] kirkland: has the world ended?