[03:06] <donspaulding> hi all, is there a guide somewhere that shows how to setup UML on an ubuntu server?
[03:07] <donspaulding> (google's not been much help so far)
[03:07] <jmarsden> I googled for "ubuntu uml" and found http://users.piuha.net/martti/comp/ubuntu/en/uml.html -- is that not helpful?
[03:09] <donspaulding> jmarsden: nice, thanks!
[03:09] <jmarsden> donspaulding: No problem.
[03:44] <dell> how are you all i need help me how to put it sing ~  in ubuntu server
[03:45] <dell> in my key don't have it sing
[03:48] <hads> Huh?
[05:33] <subir> how can i enable ssh access to ubuntu 8.04?
[05:34] <ropetin> subir:sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[05:34] <subir> ropetin, already installed it
[05:35] <subir> ropetin, but cannot ssh it
[05:36] <ropetin> What happens when you try to?
[05:37] <subir> ropetin, says no route to host
[05:37] <subir> ropetin, i can ssh to localhost, but not to IP from the same machine
[05:38] <ropetin> That's basically telling you it's a network issue.  Why would you use the external IP when connecting from the local machine?  What happens if you try the IP from a different machine?
[05:39] <subir> ropetin, ssh: connect to host 192.168.10.5 port 22: No route to host
[05:40] <ropetin> OK, what IP is assigned to teh server, what IP is assigned to the client, and can you ping from one to the other?  It's either going to be a networking issue, or a firewall issue
[05:40] <ropetin> Are you running ufw?
[05:41] <subir> ropetin, server: 192.168.10.5; client: 192.168.10.57
[05:41] <subir> ropetin, the client cannot ping the server
[05:41] <ropetin> So it's a networking issue then :)
[05:42] <ropetin> Unless of course it's a firewall issue.  Can you confirm if either is firewalled?
[05:42] <jmarsden> subir: Are both machines physically connected to the same LAN subnet (to the same switch or whatever)
[05:43] <subir> jmarsden, ya
[05:44] <jmarsden> Check the output of    ifconfig eth0    on both machines very carefully, (maybe pastebin it so we can see it)?
[05:44] <ropetin> maybe pastebin a traceroute from one to teh other too?
[05:50] <subir> ropetin, jmarsden ok it was a networking issue...anyways thnx :)
[05:52] <ropetin> NP!
[05:53] <subir> ropetin, jmarsden i'm trying to have svn server with code web browsing as well as site web browsing
[05:53] <subir> ropetin, any link/pointer would be great!
[05:53] <LoveGuru> Is there anyone who can help me to fix LAMP server :<  i did apache works fine. some problem with mysql i can't figure out whre is the problem how can i fix it. thanks.
[05:54] <ropetin> subir: I remember seeing a tutorial about that on HowToForge
[05:54] <ropetin> Maybe do a search there?
[05:54] <ropetin> LoveGuru: What's the exact issue?
[05:55] <LoveGuru> ropetin: mysql wont start
[05:55] <LoveGuru> or u can say won't work
[05:55] <subir> ropetin, okay thnx
[05:56] <ropetin> Does it generate any kind of error?
[05:57] <LoveGuru> ropetin: ya when i bootup my linux it gave me error on start. can i get that error from any log file?
[05:57] <LoveGuru> i really don't remember it
[05:58] <subir> ropetin, is this the one you are referring to? http://www.howtoforge.com/debian_subversion_websvn
[06:00] <ropetin> There was one specific to Ubuntu if I remember
[06:00] <ropetin> BUt that would work too
[06:01] <freaky_t> does svn+ssh work by default? oO
[06:01] <ropetin> With those directions yes, but I have no idea in general
[06:02] <freaky_t> ok ;D
[06:02]  * ropetin used svn once and found it to be overkill for his needs
[06:02] <freaky_t> thanks
[06:03] <subir> ropetin, okay
[06:04] <jmarsden> subir: See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Subversion
[06:06] <subir> jmarsden, thnx
[06:06] <jmarsden> No problem
[06:42] <subir> ropetin, jmarsden any idea how to enable public_html on ubuntu as on centos?
[06:44] <jmarsden> subir: I think you just would edit the apache2 config files to do your will... see under /etc/apache2/
[06:45] <subir> jmarsden, i think that feature is there by default in centos
[06:45] <ropetin> Isn't /var/www the equivalent of public_html?
[06:46] <ropetin> Or are you talking about for each user?
[06:46] <jmarsden> Probably.  So read the config files for apache in Centos and add the relevant lines
[06:47] <jmarsden> I think you just need a line that says      Userdir public_html  in there ?
[06:48] <jmarsden> I have one RHEL server I admin, but its httpd.conf has been... highly modified from the defaults :-)
[06:57] <subir> ropetin, for each user...i just found out one
[06:57] <subir> ropetin, jmarsden by enabling userdir module in apache2
[06:57] <subir> jmarsden, :)
[07:06] <timreichhart> hey guys
[07:07] <timreichhart> I am just wondering if anybody could tell me how to configure 2 56k modems
[07:07] <ropetin> timreichhart: do it the same as one, only twice?
[07:07] <timreichhart> oh ok
[07:07] <ropetin> What kind of modem and what issues are you currently having?
[07:09] <timreichhart> well i just bought 2 Conexant 56k V.92  CX11252-11 PCI Data/Fax
[07:09] <timreichhart> Modem (OEM) and i want to have one modem for incoming faxes and one for outgoing
[07:09] <timreichhart> if that even possible to do
[07:12] <timreichhart> ?
[07:13] <ropetin> Sure, definitely possible.  You'd just have to install them (I'll see if I can find instruction) and then in teh fax software you're using (HylaFAX?) specify which one for each function
[07:14] <timreichhart> im going to use hylafax and web base frontpage of avantfax
[07:15] <ropetin> In which case it's designed to work with multiple modems
[07:15] <timreichhart> yes
[07:15] <ropetin> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto
[07:15] <ropetin> That covers conexant
[07:16] <timreichhart> yes I do see that
[07:17] <timreichhart> thanks for that info
[07:17] <ropetin> Np!
[08:56] <ivarss> Hi *. Perhaps I am missing the obvious, but how do I include new schema files in openldap configuration? Intrepid ships with openldap v2.4 which uses new cn=config style configuration and not slapd.conf Thanks and please point me to the right direction if this is not a proper place to ask.
[09:28] <kraut> moin
[09:30] <ropetin> Yup
[14:10] <netrat> i'm currently booting ubuntu over the network with AoE, which works fine. the only thing that doesn't work properly is the shutdown procedure. could anyone point me to some documentation? how does the shutdown process differ if you have an NFS root filesystem?
[14:37] <philsf> how can I enable access for 'debian-sys-maint' in mysql-server? http://paste.ubuntu.com/71867/
[14:37] <philsf> or, where should I rtm?
[14:41] <sommer> philsf: take a look at /etc/mysql/debian.cnf
[14:42] <philsf> sommer: there are entries for 'debian-sys-maint' for both [client] and [mysql_upgrade], both have the password var empty
[14:43] <philsf> should I set a password? should I paste this file?
[14:45] <sommer> philsf: mine have what I assume is a generated password, so it probably wouldn't hurt to try adding one
[14:46] <philsf> sommer: shouldn't this have happened upon installation?
[14:47] <philsf> sommer: oh, I just found a useful README.Debian, thanks and sorry for the noise
[14:48] <sommer> philsf: I would've thought so
[17:44] <akuma5> im haveing trouble installing vhcs on hardy any body know why
[18:10] <sandstrom> How can I restrict a users access to the home-folder solely?
[19:50] <Celephais> Hi, how can i use lvm with kvm?
[19:57] <zoopster> sandstrom: as in you don't want them to see other areas of the filesystem on a given machine?
[20:45] <levander> Do the dovecot packages for Ibex include ManageSieve?
[20:54] <ewook> did you check the repository-info?
[21:46] <akuma55> hello how do i create a new mysql db
[21:48] <vensign> akuma55 you can execute mysqladmin create databasename
[21:50] <akuma55> error: 'Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO)'
[21:50] <vensign> akuma55 mysqladmin -u root -p create databasename
[21:51] <vensign> you have the mysql root password?
[22:02] <byte_slave> hello everyone!
[22:04] <byte_slave> how canm i see which are the ssh established tunnels?
[22:04] <byte_slave> in this moment?
[22:07] <_jmedina> to your server?
[22:07] <_jmedina> you can use
[22:07] <_jmedina> w
[22:08] <_jmedina> no wait, that only tellyou about local and remote users
[22:08] <_jmedina> but it doensnt say it is a ssh connection
[22:08] <_jmedina> it could be telnet :)
[22:08] <vensign> byte_slave you can use netstat -an | grep :22
[22:09] <vensign> to see the active connections to port 22 (ssh port)
[22:09] <akuma55> vensign, thanx it worked
[22:09] <akuma55> got wordpress up
[22:10] <vensign> you're welcome akuma55
[22:11] <byte_slave> netstat -an | grep :22 only tells me the connections not the tunnels inside it i guess
[22:11] <akuma55> vensign,  do you know how i can move everything in a directory out in to anther folld
[22:11] <akuma55> folder?
[22:11] <akuma55> *
[22:11] <Deeps> mv /path/to/source/dir/* /path/to/destination/dir/
[22:13] <vensign> you are rigth byte_slave sorry I dont remember if you can see the tunnels
[22:17] <vensign> akuma55 Deeps give you the answer
[22:18] <akuma55> im trying it now