[00:07] <nijaba> goodnight all
[02:27] <CMD_L1N3> hello
[02:27] <CMD_L1N3> i believe a computer is trying to brute force through ssh on my server
[02:27] <CMD_L1N3> is this common?
[02:28] <J-_> CMD_L1N3:  Change the port.
[02:29] <CMD_L1N3> yes. but i was just wondering if this is a common event. i new to the server thing
[02:29] <CMD_L1N3> or do i need to add some more counter measures
[02:32] <J-_> I'm not sure, I don't think I've ever had anyone try to buteforce the port. Though, I don't have use it within the outside world. I just use ssh locally since my service is on my own network.
[02:32] <J-_> Can anyone help me set up ddclient?
[02:33] <tonyyarusso> CMD_L1N3: If you're running the default port, then yes, it will happen.  Change the port and set up fail2ban.
[02:33] <J-_> s/service/server/
[02:33] <Eeyore-Jr> i'm looking for some help solving a problem with getting a dhcp address on a mobo with a dual nic for ltsp server
[02:34] <J-_> what does ltsp stand for?
[02:34] <J-_> !ltsp
[03:42] <Jimmy0815> #baller
[05:13] <Dedi_> i can still not manage to get any backuppc files compressed, even the setting is correct
[05:16] <Eeyore-Jr> anyone use asrock boards?
[05:30] <kavon> so is it easy to get an unmanaged vps running ubuntu going?
[05:30] <kavon> there any things i should look into that would help me manage it myself?
[05:31] <tonyyarusso> Basic documentation is a good start, but there's nothing exceptional about it.  What are you trying to accomplish?
[05:54] <mindframe> anyone know how to tell ntop to save data between sessions?
[06:29] <paul68> Can someone help me with specific dns and dhcp configuration?
[06:30] <paul68> where do I add the autoupdate in the dns and dhcp files, and where do I add the acl lists?
[08:13] <nnull> when i installed the server during the install when u select what u want installed eg LAMP etc i accidently pushed enter to select the first thing i wanted installed but it skipped to the next part and didnt let me go back, how do i go about installing these things now? just manually find programs and install or?
[08:22] <blue-frog> use tasksel
[08:29] <kraut> moin
[08:40] <nomoa> is there a command to list attached scsi ala lsusb?
[08:42] <nomoa> nomoa: /proc/scsi/scsi
[11:34] <jgjones> Greetings all
[11:34] <jgjones> I wonder if anyone have used or have experience with iFolder?
[13:33] <ScottK> zul, nijaba, and/or soren_: Please help me understand why this ec2 thing is critical to fix now?
[14:11] <PecisDarbs> hi people, is there special channel about using Xen on Ubuntu or I can just ask here? Is there any up-to-date guide for creating and managing xen instances in Hardy? There is one in Ubuntu Wiki, but it is out of date
[14:13] <yann2> try #ubuntu-virt
[14:16] <Koon> ScottK: i suppose vm-builder would end up in multiverse if the ec2 plugin is not separated.
[14:17] <ReAn> a lightweight LAMP server should use roughly how much hard drive space?
[14:18] <ReAn> er, i.e. ubuntu-server's core + apache / php / mysql
[14:22] <ScottK> Koon: Zul and I discussed it, so I'm clear now.  Thanks.
[14:23] <ScottK> Anyone have a box handy that was a fresh Intrepid install (not upgraded) and has /etc/sasldb2 existing?
[14:45] <thefish> ScottK: no /etc/sasldb2 on my intrepid install (installed from about alpha 2/3 stage), but it has /etc/sasl2
[14:49] <ScottK> The sasldb2 file gets created when you add users to the database, so unless you've done that, it won't exist.
[15:08] <ScottK> mathiaz: I think someone really ought to take a look at Bug #288478.  I'm sure it's too late for the release, but in the meantime we ought to get to work on fixing it ASAP.
[15:29] <freaky_t> hi all. can someone help me with fixing a degraded raid array? software raid ?
[18:07] <slicslak_> any here familiar with ip(8)?  the replacement for ifconfig.  i want to remove one of my addresses but it's not obvious how.  and of course googling for ip is useless
[18:12] <slicslak_> nevermind.  deciphered the man page succesfully
[18:52] <mariussss> hello :)
[18:53] <mariussss> is anyone online to help me with an Internet problem?
[18:57] <daturan> if I can
[19:06] <mariussss> How do I setup something like this: Internet cable goes into PC (eth0); from eth1 a cable goes into an Wireless router; the Wireless router gives Internet to other wireless devices.
[19:06] <mariussss> I don't want to setup the regular Internet -> Wireless router -> PC/other wifi devices, because the PC has slow bandwith through the Wireless router...
[19:08] <daturan> so is the PC a workstation? or a server?
[19:09] <daturan> you could either just setup port forwarding, an easy way is to use the firestarter program.. or setup a transparent firewall
[19:10] <slicslak_> mariussss, essentially you need to setup iptables, but there are many scripts/utils to do that (like firestarter)
[19:13] <mariussss> slicslak_: I am using firestarter
[19:13] <macd> Hardy 32bit, runs in a vbox VM, uses host networkng, I changed my Host adapter on the Host system, hardy boots to no eth0, although the device still appears in lspci, would a rename to eth1 change this?
[19:14] <mariussss> but I am stuck :)
[19:14] <mariussss> I've setup a static IP address in /etc/network/interfaces
[19:14] <macd> I just confirmed eth1 works, but what would the adapter id change in the guest...
[19:14] <macd> The MAC remains the same
[19:15] <mariussss> auto eth1
[19:15] <mariussss> iface eth1 inet static
[19:15] <mariussss>     address        192.168.1.1
[19:15] <mariussss>     netmask        255.255.255.192
[19:15] <mariussss>     broadcast    192.168.1.255
[19:15] <mariussss>     network        192.168.1.0
[19:15] <mariussss> this is working after I restart the network
[19:15] <mariussss> but I can't access the Wireless router's configuration page, which is 192.168.1.1
[19:15] <mariussss> :)
[19:16] <trashguy>  wait
[19:16] <mariussss> I will
[19:16] <trashguy> tyring to use ur box as a router?
[19:17] <mariussss> yes
[19:17] <mariussss> I have to network cards
[19:17] <mariussss> In eth0 enters the main Internet cable
[19:17] <mariussss> I want to share the Internet connection to the second network card
[19:18] <mariussss> so it can give Internet to a Wireless router
[19:18] <mariussss> the Wireless router will give Internet to other devices :)
[19:18] <mariussss> complicated... I know :D
[19:18] <trashguy> not really
[19:18] <trashguy> you just need to add a bridge interface
[19:18] <SchneeSchwarz> mariussss: don't give your machine the same IP as the WLAN router
[19:19] <mariussss> SchneeSchwarz: I also put 10.10.1.1
[19:19] <mariussss> in /etc/network/interfaces
[19:19] <SchneeSchwarz> mariussss: and why should that help?
[19:20] <Rideh> i'm having some problems with a client connecting to my ldap server. rebooting my client yeilds udevd[2895]: nss_ldap: failed to bind to LDAP server ldap://ip: Can't contact LDAP server could not connect to any LDAP server as cn=admin,dc=domain,dc=org - cant contact ldap server (i have the correct domain compontents
[19:20] <mariussss> I know I am doing something wrong but don't know what :)
[19:20] <trashguy> you dont have a bridge
[19:20] <trashguy> so traffic wont pass from  one card to the other
[19:20] <trashguy> sudo apt-get install bridge-utils
[19:20] <mariussss> but the other card has Internet
[19:20] <trashguy> yea
[19:20] <mariussss> hold on
[19:21] <trashguy> the one plugged in to the interwebz
[19:21] <Rideh> 	nano -w /etc/sysctl.conf
[19:21] <Rideh> 		net.ipv4.conf.default.forwarding=1
[19:21] <Rideh> 	sudo sysctl -w net.ipv4.ip_forward=1
[19:21] <Rideh> 	nano -w /etc/rc.local
[19:21] <Rideh> 		/sbin/iptables -P FORWARD ACCEPT
[19:21] <Rideh> 		/sbin/iptables --tabl nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE
[19:21] <mariussss> bridge-utils is already the newest version.
[19:21] <SchneeSchwarz> mariussss: if eth1 is the connection to the WLAN router, give the interface a different address than the router has - but from the same subnet
[19:21] <Rideh> try that mariussss
[19:21] <mariussss> I will, hold on :)
[19:22] <Rideh> oh that asumes eth0 is upstream and eth1 is down
[19:22] <mariussss> SchneeSchwarz: I don't know how :)
[19:22] <trashguy> meh
[19:23] <Rideh> mariussss: in /etc/network/interfaces  add 2 addapters, 1 with information to the stuff above. then the other for the stuff below
[19:23] <trashguy> iptables is such a filthy mess
[19:23] <trashguy> dude
[19:23] <trashguy> all you need to do is add a bridge
[19:23] <Rideh> oh mine is doing nat
[19:23] <Rideh> not just bridging
[19:23] <SchneeSchwarz> mariussss: in the snippet from /etc/network/interfaces you posted, change the 192.168.1.1 to, for example 192.168.1.2. Try if accessing the router's config page works, then.
[19:23] <Rideh> so i have a question above regarding an ldap client can anyone help me?
[19:23] <trashguy> i use bridiging
[19:24] <trashguy> for all my VMs
[19:24] <trashguy> so they get real IP addresses so the can be accessed externally etc
[19:24] <Rideh> oh i didnt realize he was talking bout vms
[19:24] <trashguy> no no
[19:24] <Rideh> right now i have a server and my laptop is acting like the "clients" with vm. but thats differnt
[19:25] <trashguy> were goignt o confuse him
[19:25] <trashguy> ^^
[19:25] <mariussss> SchneeSchwarz: I will... in a second
[19:25] <mariussss> trashguy: exaclty :D
[19:26] <trashguy> mariussss, do you need nat or just wanna pass traffic to your access point?
[19:26] <mariussss> just pass traffic
[19:26] <trashguy> here man
[19:26] <trashguy> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Router
[19:26] <trashguy> you just need to bridge eth0 and eth1
[19:27] <Rideh> rebooting my client yeilds udevd[2895]: nss_ldap: failed to bind to LDAP server ldap://ip: Can't contact LDAP server   could not connect to any LDAP server as cn=admin,dc=domain,dc=org - cant contact ldap server    (i have the correct domain compontents
[19:28] <trashguy> can u ping the ldap server?
[19:28] <Rideh> well thats the thing
[19:28] <Rideh> yes
[19:28] <Rideh> and if i wait like 10 minutes it'll boot up
[19:28] <Rideh> and getent returns the proper users
[19:29] <mariussss> SchneeSchwarz: seting 192.168.1.2 in /etc/network/interface doesn't work
[19:29] <trashguy> mariussss, you are going to have to make a  birdge
[19:29] <mariussss> Rideh: I've setup what you said and nothing :( should I reboot?
[19:29] <trashguy> or no network traffic will cross
[19:30] <Rideh> mariussss: your going to have to change the ips and nics to represent your network, but listen to these other guys they are giving you an easier way
[19:30] <mariussss> :)
[19:30] <trashguy> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Router
[19:30] <trashguy> thats what you want
[19:30] <mariussss> guys, I know how to set a simple Internet connection sharing in the /etc/network/interfaces
[19:30] <trashguy> wire to wired
[19:31] <mariussss> and trust me that it works
[19:31] <mariussss> the eth1 has Internet
[19:31] <mariussss> If I connect a cabble from the eth1 to the Playstation 3
[19:31] <mariussss> PS3 will have Internet with the IP I've setup in /etc/network/interfaces
[19:32] <mariussss> the problem here is the Wireless router, I don't know its problem :)
[19:32] <mariussss> I it won't accept the connection with the static IP I gave ? :(
[19:33] <SchneeSchwarz> mariussss: explain "doesn't work".
[19:33] <trashguy> did you assign a static ip on the wirless router?
[19:34] <mariussss> no, because I can't access the wireless router
[19:34] <trashguy> well
[19:34] <trashguy> you have to access it directly
[19:34] <mariussss> how?
[19:34] <trashguy> and make sure the "WAN" conneciton can talk to your box
[19:34] <trashguy> form a laoptop?
[19:34] <trashguy> plug in to "LAN" side
[19:35] <mariussss> ohh
[19:35] <mariussss> right
[19:35] <mariussss> hold on
[19:35] <trashguy> if you are already routing traffic
[19:35] <trashguy> then
[19:35] <Rideh> i have a work issue
[19:35] <trashguy> your wirelss router just either need to have an ip to talk to the box or set to dhcp or osmething
[19:35] <Rideh> trying to get these clients connecting to a server - for business
[19:35] <mariussss> Ok, the cable from eth1 is now in the first LAN port
[19:35] <Rideh> can someone try to help me plz?
[19:35] <mariussss> of the Wireless router, of course :)
[19:35] <trashguy> Rideh, whats the logs say on the server
[19:35] <Rideh> lol the guy who doesnt know how networking works for his ps3 is monopolizing the channel
[19:36] <mariussss> :D
[19:36] <mariussss> sorry :(
[19:36] <Rideh> trashguy: whcih log do you want to know
[19:36] <mariussss> I won't anymore...because I have just access the page :D
[19:37] <mariussss> quick question.... :)
[19:37] <trashguy> Rideh, auth log for ldap
[19:39] <Rideh> odd
[19:39] <Rideh> i'm not seeing any logging from slapd
[19:39] <Rideh> i see it on client isde but it looks to be trying to auth pam_unix instead of ldap
[19:40] <trashguy> is the service running?
[19:40] <Rideh> yes , and running getent passwd on the client returns users from ldap
[19:41] <mariussss> Guys, thank you very much!!! Everything works now :)
[19:41] <Rideh> but i do see the dhcp request from the client vs the server
[19:41] <Rideh> and nfs worked properly - it created a home drive for my user on my server
[19:43] <Rideh> trashguy: which tells me ther eis something wrong with nss / pam
[19:46] <Weasel[DK]> Rideh, don't know what you are up to, but you can set loglevel in slapd.conf and default it is going into /var/log/syslog
[19:46] <Rideh> Weasel[DK]: i'm not seeing any output of it in syslog
[19:47] <PlaneCrazy1> Help!
[19:48] <trashguy> HALP
[19:48] <PlaneCrazy1> does anyone know how to get the dual boot menu back after it has been erased by reinstalling an os?
[19:49] <trashguy> you mean
[19:49] <trashguy> grub
[19:49] <trashguy> ?
[19:49] <PlaneCrazy1> I have a server that is set up with Windoze 2003 server and Ubutu 804 server
[19:49] <Weasel[DK]> Rideh, have you defined logfile <filename> in slapd.conf ?
[19:49] <trashguy> PlaneCrazy1, im assuming you reinstalled windows?
[19:50] <PlaneCrazy1> yup and it wiped out the grub boot menu
[19:50] <trashguy> yea
[19:50] <trashguy> so u go tot boot form a live cd
[19:50] <PlaneCrazy1> know I can't get into the Ubuntu server software
[19:51] <PlaneCrazy1> :-/
[19:51] <PlaneCrazy1> ok I tried that
[19:51] <trashguy> boot form an ubuntu live cd
[19:51] <trashguy> and you got to reinstall grub in to your MBR
[19:51] <PlaneCrazy1> yeah
[19:52] <PlaneCrazy1> ok, pardon my inexperience but what is the command
[19:52] <PlaneCrazy1> I tried grub-install
[19:52] <PlaneCrazy1> grub-install sda
[19:53] <trashguy> i sthat your hard drive?
[19:56] <PlaneCrazy1> sda1 is the windoze partition, and sda2 is the Extened, sda 5 is the EXT3 partition, sda 6 is the LINUX SWAP
[19:56] <trashguy> so yea
[19:56] <lukehasnoname> yea
[19:56] <trashguy> grub-install /dev/sda
[19:56] <PlaneCrazy1> according to partition editor
[19:57] <Rideh> Weasel[DK]: that didnt seem to change where its logging to
[19:57] <PlaneCrazy1> hhmm
[19:58] <Weasel[DK]> Rideh, hmm at least the file should be created... check the loglevel is > 0
[20:00] <Rideh> Weasel[DK]: just tried it with loglvl 256 /var/log/slapd   nothing
[20:01] <Weasel[DK]> Rideh, what versions are using for OS and slapd ?
[20:01] <Rideh> hardy, and how do i determine the version of a package?
[20:02] <trashguy> dpkg -l
[20:02] <trashguy> prob wann grep
[20:02] <trashguy> for what you want
[20:03] <Rideh> 2.4.9
[20:03] <Weasel[DK]> dpkg -s slapd
[20:04] <Rideh> Weasel[DK]: what do you want to know from that?
[20:05] <Weasel[DK]> Rideh, don't know yet... i have a similar setup... logging works just fine
[20:05] <Rideh> i've been dicking around with getting ldap to work properly for 3 days
[20:05] <Weasel[DK]> Rideh, same versions too
[20:05] <Rideh> very very simple config
[20:05] <Rideh> just cant get it to work right... do you have apparmor disabled?
[20:06] <Rideh> Weasel[DK]: you mind pastebin'n your pam files and such?
[20:06] <Rideh> and ldap.conf?
[20:07] <Weasel[DK]> no problem, where do i check appamor ?
[20:07] <Rideh> well you'd have done app-get remove to get rid of it
[20:08] <sbeattie> Weasel[DK]:  do you have rejections in /var/log/messages
[20:08] <Rideh> sbeattie: i'm the one with the issues his works fine
[20:09] <Rideh> sbeattie: i'm trying to figure out whats wrong with mine ... getent passwd works fine on client after it boots after long session of spamming unable to bind to server host etc
[20:09] <Weasel[DK]> no, so probably don't have it....
[20:09] <sbeattie> Rideh: sorry, do you have rejections? And you should not need to apt-get remove apparmor to disable it for slpad
[20:10] <ScottK> BTW, there's no need to uninstall apparmor to stop it.  sudo sh /etc/init.d/apparmor stop will make it lay down and take a rest.
[20:10] <Rideh> sbeattie: i cant figure out what my problem is :/
[20:11] <Rideh> i've been steadily working through issues, but its been 2 days and yet to see the light
[20:12] <Rideh> here is what i've tried so far
[20:12] <Rideh> http://pastebin.com/d11b443a5
[20:12] <Rideh> the very last one ln 141 is my latest try, followed the instructions at the website, then below are the modifications i made since.
[20:13] <sbeattie> ScottK: you don't even need to do that; for example, 'sudo aa-complain /usr/sbin/slapd' will disable enforcement of slapd's policy while keeping apparmor enforcement other applications
[20:14] <Rideh> this is what i've done from the client side: http://pastebin.com/d1abcca15
[20:14] <ScottK> True.
[20:15] <Rideh> i get spammed by rebooting my client yeilds udevd[2895]: nss_ldap: failed to bind to LDAP server ldap://ip: Can't contact LDAP server could not connect to any LDAP server as cn=admin,dc=domain,dc=org - cant contact ldap server (i have the correct domain compontents when booting client
[20:15] <Weasel[DK]> Rideh, http://pastebin.com/d2353a3be
[20:17] <Weasel[DK]> Rideh, is see you are messing with ssl... you could try get it working without and put ssl in when the plain is running
[20:17] <Rideh> ther eis no ssl in it righ tnow
[20:17] <Rideh> those were prior attempts
[20:17] <Rideh> i'm on a completley new vm :)
[20:17] <Rideh> the last "installing openldap" is my latest
[20:17] <Weasel[DK]> Rideh, as oyu can see i am messing with ebox atm
[20:18] <Rideh> yea  what are all the ?one
[20:18] <Weasel[DK]> meaning the only this level is seached for matches
[20:19] <Rideh> oh
[20:19] <Weasel[DK]> it can be ?sub, the it will work recursive
[20:20] <Rideh> brb i need to get a drink been at this for 6 hours today
[20:20] <Weasel[DK]> he he
[20:20] <J-_> How can I get ssh to work when I mount my server to my desktop? I want to be able to click on the sftp folder on my desktop, add stuff to /var/www. I don't care if it asks for a password or such. I just want to be able to delete, copy, paste, move files around in sftp.
[20:21] <Weasel[DK]> J-_, can't you make a short-cut from your filemanager ?
[20:22] <Weasel[DK]> sftp://<blah blah>
[20:22] <J-_> That's what it does when I mount it. I just don't have any permission to do anything in /var/www in my server.
[20:24] <Weasel[DK]> J-_, check what group the www folder has and add your self to the group... on the server
[20:24] <Weasel[DK]> J-_, check the group permissions on www
[20:29] <J-_> Weasel[DK]:  How can I check what group www is, and how do I add myself to the group? Or, check the permissions on www?
[20:30] <J-_> !lamp, wonder if this would help
[20:30] <J-_> !lamp
[20:30] <Weasel[DK]> J-_, ls -l /var look for www
[20:31] <drbrown> is xen support built into the standard ubuntu server kernel?
[20:32] <J-_> drwxr-xr-x  2 root root  4096 2008-10-23 01:38 www
[20:32] <zul> drbrown: domU yes, dom0 you have to get it from somewhere else
[20:34] <drbrown> zul: thank you very much
[20:37] <Weasel[DK]> J-_, i normaly create a webmaster group (group add webmaster) add my self to the group (usermod -a webmaster <myself>)
[20:39] <Weasel[DK]> change permissins on www (chgrp -r webmaster /var/www)  give group write permissions (chmod g+rwx /var/www )
[20:39] <Rideh> Weasel[DK]: no luck :/
[20:41] <Weasel[DK]> Rideh, what do you want to accomplish, what is the problem. i dont think logging is the only thing ;)
[20:41] <Rideh> i have ldap up and running on a server, i have 25 clients i need to authetnicate off ot it
[20:41] <Rideh> my client machines can connect as far as getent passwd goes
[20:41] <Rideh> but they will not authenticate off of it
[20:42] <Rideh> and when booting i have to watch 10 minutes of
[20:42] <Rideh>  udevd[2895]: nss_ldap: failed to bind to LDAP server ldap://ip: Can't contact LDAP server could not connect to any LDAP server as cn=admin,dc=domain,dc=org - cant contact ldap server (i have the correct domain compontents when booting client
[20:42] <Rideh> i just want ldap to work. i've done everything 5 differnt ways and everyone of those said "this works, this is how you do it" and none have worked
[20:42] <trashguy> firewall?
[20:43] <Rideh> trashguy: shouldnt be, but how can i check
[20:43] <trashguy> well are you on the same network
[20:43] <J-_> Weasel[DK]:  chgrp -r webmaster /var/www doesn't work
[20:44] <trashguy> capital r
[20:44] <trashguy> chgrp -R
[20:44] <Weasel[DK]> Rideh, this tool is nice for connecting http://www.mcs.anl.gov/~gawor/ldap/
[20:44] <Rideh> i have a server with static ip connected to a router on eth0 WAN.. i have eth1 connected to a switch (hosting dhcp and nat). my laptop is connected to the switch running vmware with 4 edubuntu clients
[20:45] <trashguy> can your laptop connect?
[20:45] <trashguy> are you natting your vms?
[20:45] <Weasel[DK]> Rideh, sounds like a tricky setup...
[20:45] <trashguy> or bridging
[20:46] <trashguy> firstly you want to get the laptop to connect
[20:46] <Rideh> trashguy: my vms are bridged. the server hostng ldap is also hosting dhcp, acting as nat etc
[20:46] <trashguy> yea
[20:46] <Rideh> my laptop and all the vm's get ips and are able to browse etc.
[20:46] <Rideh> the clients are all able to mount exports from the server etc
[20:46] <Rideh> the clients can getent passwd and see entries from the ldap
[20:46] <trashguy> do you have iptables running?
[20:46] <Rideh> on the server yes
[20:47] <trashguy> whats ldap 389?
[20:48] <Rideh> http://pastebin.com/d69da1578 are the rules for iptables
[20:48] <Rideh> trashguy: what do you mean
[20:48] <trashguy> god
[20:48] <trashguy> iptables is so ugly vs PF
[20:49] <Rideh> btw is there supposed to be a /etc/openldap/ folder? cuz i have /etc/ldap.conf and /etc/ldap/ldap.conf
[20:50] <Weasel[DK]> Rideh, no... /etc/ldap/ldap.conf should be the correct one
[20:51] <Rideh> grr
[20:51] <Rideh> i'm so ready to dump ubuntu as a server
[20:51] <paneo> Hi, someone can help me? I have a error in this line, but I don´t know solve this error: Hola, estuve googleando yes no encontre el error en ésta estructura de control:if [ $usuario = `cut -f 1,2 -d : /etc/passwd | grep $usuario: | cut -f 1 -d :` ]
[20:51] <trashguy> Rideh, freebsd ;)
[20:51] <Rideh> well the thing is
[20:51] <paneo> Sorry
[20:51] <Weasel[DK]> Rideh, sorry the /etc/ldap.conf is the correct
[20:51] <trashguy> uw ill deal with the same situation on any linux serevr though
[20:51] <Rideh> that they want to do one of the edubuntu thin client setups
[20:51] <paneo> if [ $usuario = `cut -f 1,2 -d : /etc/passwd | grep $usuario: | cut -f 1 -d :` ]
[20:51] <Rideh> trashguy: cept ubuntu does wierd stuff
[20:52] <Rideh> like changes default folders of configs for no reason
[20:52] <trashguy> Rideh, defien default
[20:52] <trashguy> its different for each distribution ^^
[20:52] <Rideh> yea yea
[20:52] <Rideh> i like gentoo
[20:52] <J-_> Weasel[DK], trashguy: Thanks a lot :)
[20:52] <Rideh> lol
[20:52] <Rideh> lemme go back to gentoo
[20:53] <trashguy> i rather
[20:53] <trashguy> bleed to death
[20:53] <Weasel[DK]> J-_, NP
[20:53] <trashguy> then mess with gentoo
[20:53] <Rideh> i learned on gento
[20:53] <Rideh> first distro i ever used. phase 1
[20:53] <trashguy> portage  is a mess
[20:53] <Rideh> shrug i liked portage
[20:53] <trashguy> the community is lulz
[20:53] <Rideh> i like the build flags
[20:53] <trashguy> you can do that in ubuntu if you want
[20:53] <Rideh> like when i apt-get openldap i have no idea if it has openssl support built in or not
[20:54] <trashguy> Rideh, then download the devel pkg and compileit yourself
[20:54] <Rideh> ok back to my problem
[20:54] <Rideh> how do i fix this
[20:55] <trashguy> cusrious
[20:55] <trashguy> did u install libpam-ldap?
[20:57] <afallenhope|work> I'm having an issue installing ubuntu server.. I get up to the point where it says: "Select and Install software" and it hangs at 6%
[20:58] <Weasel[DK]> Rideh, can the users login local and/or via ssh
[20:59] <Rideh> trashguy: lemme check
[20:59] <Rideh> grr its rebooting might take a while
[20:59] <Rideh> Weasel[DK]: no
[20:59] <trashguy> why reboot take so long?
[20:59] <Rideh> because 10 minutes of that spam
[20:59] <Rideh> i told you about
[20:59] <Rideh> it literally spams that for 10 minutes whlie booting
[20:59] <trashguy> spam
[21:00] <trashguy> thats obviously an issue :/
[21:00] <Rideh>  udevd[2895]: nss_ldap: failed to bind to LDAP server ldap://ip: Can't contact LDAP server could not connect to any LDAP server as cn=admin,dc=domain,dc=org - cant contact ldap server (i have the correct domain compontents)
[21:00] <Rideh> it'll sit there and spit that out over and over for 10 minutes
[21:00] <trashguy> klol
[21:00] <trashguy> libnss_ldap installed then
[21:01] <Rideh> ok good
[21:01] <Rideh> so i changed some stuff in nsswitch.conf and it got rid of that
[21:01] <Rideh> changed from ldap files to compat ldap then _compat: ldap
[21:01] <Rideh> and changed netgroup to ldap from nis
[21:01] <trashguy> rideh create a gorup called nvram
[21:02] <trashguy> your are expierwencing a known issue
[21:02] <trashguy> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libnss-ldap/+bug/51315
[21:03] <trashguy> "The sleep interval is doubled each time (4,8,16,32,64 seconds) and takes a very long time to boot up."
[21:03] <Rideh> trashguy: do i crate that group local on the system or in ldap?
[21:03] <trashguy> the server
[21:03] <Rideh> oh you linked it, i can read
[21:03] <trashguy> The problem is caused by the usage of the non existing group 'nvram'
[21:03] <trashguy> in /etc/udev/rules.d/40-permissions.rules: KERNEL=="nvram", GROUP="nvram"
[21:05] <trashguy> brb lunch
[21:05] <Rideh> trashguy: the group exists
[21:05] <Rideh> that spam happens on the clients not hte server. but i got the spam gone
[21:05] <Rideh> so i think my last problem is making pam autnenticate properly
[21:13] <juannicolas> hi, can someone tell met how to save the iwconfig in order for the machine have the information in the next reboot?
[21:27] <lukehasnoname> Hey guys
[21:27] <lukehasnoname> can I reinstall over one of several partitions in an encrypted volume?
[21:29] <lukehasnoname> I have an encrypted volume with home and root directories
[21:29] <lukehasnoname> I only want to reinstall the root, and I want to keep the home, mounting it to /home
[21:29] <lukehasnoname> can I do that?
[21:29] <lukehasnoname> (I'm backing up my /home dir anyway)
[21:30] <lukehasnoname> bbl, but I'll be around
[21:38] <afallenhope|work> is there a ways of retrieving the user/pass of the initial setup
[21:52] <lukehasnoname> I know the encrypted volume password
[23:16] <bonez45> I need in setting up Print service.. on my newly installed 8.04 server edition..
[23:16] <bonez45> where do I start?
[23:17] <bonez45> since the server edition does NOT install X by default.. and yet the documentation indicates I should install cupsys.. how then would I administer adding and configuring printers.. ?
[23:24] <ScottK> bonez45: http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2005/10/13/enabling-cupsys-web-admin-interface/ looks like it might be relevant.
[23:29] <bonez45> ScottK: I am looking into the documentation for the server on help.ubuntu.com and 8.04 which is what I just installed, and it suggests changes to files that aren't there..
[23:30] <bonez45> I'll check that link
[23:30] <ScottK> bonez45: For the documentation, please file bugs against ubuntu-docs.
[23:32] <bonez45> thanks Scott... great name btw. it's mine too
[23:46] <Codedrunk> Anyone have a good method to capture images from a webcam in a jpeg, png, or gif format?
[23:52] <ewook> apt-cache search webcam