akuma55 | what is the command to del | 00:16 |
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andol | akuma55: To delete a file? rm | 00:18 |
akuma55 | yeah andol | 00:18 |
LoveGuru | is there anyhelp with " grsecurity " or any tutorial which one can help me out with install/configuration. thanks. | 00:19 |
akuma55 | LoveGuru, is it like fwknop | 00:21 |
LoveGuru | akuma55: sorry didn't know anythg about "fwknop" well grsecurity i believe is for secure kernel | 00:22 |
akuma55 | to secure it? | 00:23 |
akuma55 | or pen it | 00:23 |
akuma55 | ? | 00:23 |
LoveGuru | secure it | 00:25 |
akuma55 | andol do you know? | 00:25 |
andol | akuma55: Thought I already gave you the answer :) it is rm | 00:26 |
akuma55 | LoveGuru, ill try it if it work ill make a tut | 00:26 |
andol | andol: rm filename | 00:26 |
andol | hmm..not sure why I addressed that to myself :) | 00:26 |
akuma55 | oh sorry | 00:26 |
akuma55 | hehe | 00:27 |
andol | akuma55: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.10/basic-commands/C/ | 00:28 |
LoveGuru | :/ | 00:28 |
Knifa | When I ssh into my 8.10 server, I see a little system information usage printout. How is that done? | 00:32 |
Knifa | I looked in the ssh config and in pam.d but I couldn't find it at all. | 00:32 |
ScottK | LoveGuru: I'm not familiar with grsecurity, but I'd recommend familiarizing yourself with the security measures already built into Ubuntu's kernel and the overall system before adding potentially incompatible 3rd party tools. | 00:43 |
ScottK | LoveGuru: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam has links to some of the relevant information. | 00:45 |
LoveGuru | ScottK: thanks was not here :) | 01:33 |
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jmarsden | What is the package name in Intrepid that adds mod_security (for apache2) ? | 05:06 |
ropetin | apt-cache search mod_security | 05:08 |
ropetin | What does that give you? | 05:08 |
jmarsden | Nothing, that's why I am asking :-) | 05:09 |
ropetin | Hehhe, OK | 05:09 |
jmarsden | Looks like it used to be called libapache2-mod-security in earlier releases, but... something seems to have changed in Intrepid | 05:11 |
ropetin | Yeah, I couldn't find it at all | 05:11 |
jmarsden | Google searches show howtos for older distro versions, none yet for Intrepid... hmm. And it is not in /etc/apache2/mods-available/ by default, I checked there also. | 05:12 |
kees | jmarsden: Debian (and Ubuntu) removed mod-security from the archives: http://packages.qa.debian.org/liba/libapache-mod-security.html | 05:20 |
kees | http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=313615 | 05:21 |
uvirtbot | Debian bug 313615 in libapache-mod-security "License conflict makes binary undistributable" [Grave,Open] | 05:21 |
jmarsden | Ah, thanks. Sad, but that explains it. | 05:21 |
kees | yeah. if the upstream could be convinced to relicense, that'd be nice. :P | 05:21 |
jmarsden | Hmm, apparently the Apache2 licence is officially GPLv3 comptible, but not GPLv2 compatible... | 05:24 |
jmarsden | Upstream already fixed the license! http://blog.modsecurity.org/2008/06/modsecurity-lic.html | 05:26 |
jmarsden | I wonder how hard it would be for me to package it? :-) | 05:27 |
kees | jmarsden: should be pretty easy -- just grab the old packaging. :) http://packages.qa.debian.org/liba/libapache-mod-security.html | 05:28 |
chimp | When setting up a mail server (postfix), is there a way to have to accept emails for $user@...... without $user existing on the system. I don't really want to clutter the server up with lots of users | 09:27 |
lukehasnoname | bug #255368 | 09:38 |
uvirtbot | Launchpad bug 255368 in ebox "ebox: Depends: libapache-authcookie-perl but it is not installable " [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/255368 | 09:38 |
lukehasnoname | So what's happening with this bug? Is the lib going to be added, or is ebox going to be modified to not depend on that lib? | 09:41 |
jmarsden | chimp: Sure there is. Virtual users are your friend. Try man 5 virtual or read most guides on setting up Postfix | 10:01 |
jmarsden | chimp: For lots of users, yu might want to read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PostfixCompleteVirtualMailSystemHowto | 10:06 |
chimp | cheers | 10:10 |
jmarsden | chimp: No problem | 10:13 |
kraut | moin | 10:18 |
Carroarmato0 | Hi, I'm setting up a server using Quota's, but when entering the command 'quotacheck -avugm' I get a message saying that although the kernel has support for journaled quota's, it's not enabled. How can I change that? | 14:05 |
lucabecchetti | hi boys, i create a repository in /home/svn/repos and all work fine, form more computers i con checkout the repos, now i go to my webroot from console and in /var/www/proj i checkout a repository with users test, then i create a post-commit script, but i recevie this error, svn: Can't open file '/var/www/proj/.svn/lock': Permission denied, if i use sudo all it's ok, i use ubuntu server, some idea????? | 15:03 |
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lucabecchetti | ok, i delete all, now i have a repository correctly created, and i need to create a working copy in apache2 root | 15:13 |
lucabecchetti | how can i do??? | 15:13 |
lucabecchetti | nobody can help me? | 15:23 |
frith | i want to create an catch all alias, is this possible? | 15:27 |
frith | *: user | 15:27 |
arpu | hello | 15:36 |
arpu | i do an update from 8.04 to 8.10 with sudo do-release-upgrade | 15:36 |
arpu | at the beginning the programm say i have to start liloconf ? | 15:36 |
arpu | i think i use grub but in the menu list now 8.10 kernel is shown | 15:37 |
arpu | iam afraid to restart the server :-/ | 15:37 |
frith | arpu, well just install a bootloader to start with | 15:38 |
frith | i would just put on grub | 15:38 |
arpu | hi frith i think grub is installed from 8.04 | 15:38 |
frith | well it shouldn't simply vanish | 15:38 |
frith | you might want to manually reinstall it if you are worried | 15:39 |
arpu | how can i do this | 15:39 |
frith | hmmm | 15:40 |
frith | its more worrying you don't know how, its fair simple however | 15:40 |
frith | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto | 15:41 |
arpu | frith: hmm but this is a simple update why this dies not work ? | 15:42 |
arpu | i do an update-grub | 15:44 |
arpu | i hope this works now ? | 15:44 |
frith | did the dist upgrade work? | 15:44 |
arpu | yes i do an do-release-upgrade | 15:45 |
frith | well if you look in /boot/grub/menu.lst | 15:46 |
frith | you will see some kernels | 15:46 |
frith | make sure they exists | 15:46 |
arpu | yes now after update-grub the new kernel is in there | 15:46 |
frith | and it exists in /boot? | 15:46 |
frith | i would manually rub grub | 15:46 |
frith | if i was paranoid | 15:47 |
frith | the problem is you don't sound too sure if you are using lilo or grub at boot time | 15:47 |
arpu | i have no lilo in /boot | 15:47 |
frith | dpkg -l | grep lilo | 15:51 |
frith | arpu, lilo is in /etc | 15:51 |
frith | /etc/lilo.conf | 15:51 |
frith | iirc | 15:51 |
arpu | ii lilo 1:22.8-4ubuntu1 LInux LOader - The Classic OS loader can loa | 15:51 |
frith | ok so it is installed | 15:51 |
frith | so someone has been playing | 15:51 |
arpu | i have no lilo.conf | 15:52 |
frith | like i said, to make yourself confident that it will reboot just run grub again | 15:52 |
arpu | update-grub ? | 15:53 |
frith | grub | 15:53 |
frith | root (hd0) | 15:53 |
frith | boot (hd0,1) | 15:54 |
frith | depends how the system is configured | 15:54 |
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arpu | hmm my fstab lokks strange | 15:55 |
arpu | proc /proc proc defaults 0 0 | 15:55 |
arpu | none /dev/pts devpts gid=5,mode=620 0 0 | 15:55 |
arpu | /dev/sda1 none swap sw 0 0 | 15:55 |
arpu | /dev/sda2 / ext3 defaults,relatime 0 0 | 15:55 |
arpu | no UIDS ? | 15:55 |
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frith | do you have /dev/sda ? | 16:02 |
arpu | yes sda sda1 sda2 | 16:04 |
frith | you should be fine | 16:05 |
frith | hmmm, what should i use for a webmail client? | 16:06 |
arpu | boot (hd0,1) | 16:10 |
arpu | Starting up ... | 16:10 |
arpu | Error 8: Kernel must be loaded before booting | 16:10 |
NCommander | arpu, sounds like grub decided to go bleck | 16:11 |
arpu | NCommander: sorry i do not understand | 16:12 |
NCommander | arpu, it sounds like your grub configuration went and self-destructed | 16:12 |
arpu | what can i do ? | 16:13 |
NCommander | arpu, grab a Ubuntu server CD (or an Ubuntu Desktop alternate CD), type rescue at the prompt, then try to reinstall the bootloader | 16:16 |
arpu | NCommander: this server is in an server house | 16:16 |
arpu | i can not use a cd :D | 16:16 |
arpu | anyone can hep ? | 16:21 |
arpu | :-/ | 16:50 |
frith | arpu, i guess you didn't see if you could install grub? | 17:02 |
arpu | i think it is installed | 17:02 |
frith | so when the server starts up you get a grub boot menu? or press esc | 17:03 |
arpu | i only have a remote ssh account | 17:05 |
arpu | and i am afraid of reboot the server | 17:05 |
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Guest30588 | installing ubuntu server 8.10 on new server. server won't boot off the main SCSI hardrive. GRUB says that the device does not exist by UUID. | 17:24 |
david_trebacz | i have reinstalled from the CD several times and reformated pertions. Each time I get stuck at this point. | 17:26 |
david_trebacz | new to IRC -I'm aslo guest30588 -sorry | 17:28 |
david_trebacz | My system is using and Adaptec onboard SCSI controller AIC-7902, but I'm not trying to do anything with redundant disks at this point. Just get a booted ubuntu server system. | 17:30 |
david_trebacz | Actual error message by grub is: Gave up on waiting for root device. ALERT! dev/disk/by-uuid/ disk ID here does not exist. Dropping to shell. I'm now sitting at a busybox shell prompt. | 17:36 |
arpu | david_trebacz: maybe i have the same problem | 17:37 |
ssd7 | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mdadm/+bug/278176 | 17:37 |
uvirtbot | Launchpad bug 278176 in mdadm "Intrepid ubuntu server won't boot RAID1" [Undecided,New] | 17:37 |
ssd7 | i think that is the same problem too | 17:38 |
ssd7 | there seem to be some work arounds in there | 17:40 |
ssd7 | about using rootdelay= as a boot option | 17:41 |
david_trebacz | Brilliant! by typing exit the server did boot allow it to boot. At least now I have an operating system. | 17:41 |
jmarsden | david_trebacz: If you wait a couple of minutes and then type exit at the ... good :-) | 17:41 |
david_trebacz | I'll read the bug report further to see if I can contrbute more information -thanks! | 17:42 |
ScottK | david_trebacz: See http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/810#Boot%20failures%20on%20systems%20with%20Intel%20D945%20motherboards | 17:49 |
yann2 | ahm, i got a openssh-server: cant be installed because of a dependancy... openssh-client 1.4.7p1.8ubuntu1 (openssh-client 1/4/7p1.8ubuntu2 is to be installed) | 19:20 |
yann2 | but no 1.4.7p1.8ubuntu2 in main... | 19:20 |
yann2 | (ubuntu hardy x86 freshly installed) | 19:21 |
yann2 | works by removing openssh-client and then install openssh-server again.. but is definitely broken by default.. never seen this bug before :( | 19:22 |
ScottK | You should be installing 1:4.7p1-8ubuntu1.2 for Hardy. | 19:23 |
ScottK | yann2: That one is in both hardy-security and hardy-updates. | 19:24 |
ScottK | yann2: I'd suggest checking to make sure you have the security updates repository enabled. | 19:24 |
yann2 | oh -updates and -security, that must be what i am missing | 19:24 |
yann2 | sorry for the noise | 19:24 |
ScottK | yann2: No problem. You do want those. | 19:24 |
frith | hi i am looking for mod-security for apache | 22:05 |
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XiXaQ | I'm going to setup an ldap/nfs system for centralized users. The guides I read all mention the use of automount. Is there any disadvantage to having /home mounted from nfs all the time? | 23:59 |
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