[00:00] <lirxis> nothing special what i can see :/
[00:00] <lirxis> just normal logins through ssh and loading of RAM etc.
[00:01] <jmedina> local access is logged in /var/log/auth.log and /var/log/user.log
[00:01] <maw_> well something will be logged
[00:02] <lirxis> Feb 11 00:27:01 thedomain CRON[10561]: pam_unix(cron:session): session closed for user skrisad
[00:02] <lirxis> just a bunch of these
[00:03] <lirxis> Feb 11 00:52:25 solkronet kernel: [  116.101860] type=1502 audit(1234309945.389:14): operation="inode_permission" requested_mask="::r" denied_mask="::r" fsuid=1
[00:03] <lirxis> and that
[00:04] <lirxis> well when i start the comp. and look locally it just shows alot of module loading stats for NET MAIL etc.
[00:05] <lirxis> and when it has started it seems like only SSH starts up - webserver, mail and so on is not starting at all
[00:05] <lirxis> except manually after
[00:06] <lirxis> any idea?
[00:07] <maw_> have you tried booting to single user mode and if so did that work?
[00:07] <lirxis> and how do i do that - i am not familiar with "single user mode" :)
[00:07] <maw_> are you sitting in front of the server right now?
[00:08] <lirxis> i have ssh contact
[00:08] <maw_> well then you can't boot to single user
[00:08] <maw_> you need to see the boot loader
[00:08] <lirxis> okay what do i have to do?
[00:08] <lirxis> okay you meen recovery mode?
[00:09] <maw_> how have you been testing local logins so far?
[00:09] <lirxis> SSH
[00:09] <maw_> .
[00:09] <lirxis> no
[00:09] <lirxis> sorry :P
[00:09] <lirxis> im tired
[00:09] <lirxis> i have access to the computer :)
[00:09] <lirxis> but not right now
[00:10] <maw_> ok, then it is hard for us to recreate the error right?
[00:10] <lirxis> before i tested locally when i had access to it
[00:10] <maw_> and when I previously asked "what is the message on console" you could have said "I don't know because I am not at the computer
[00:10] <lirxis> well - we still have all the server apps wich do not startup..
[00:10] <lirxis> well sorry dude
[00:11] <maw_> working with the information you have provided it is difficult to know what the issue is
[00:11] <lirxis> i tried to remember just how it looked
[00:11] <maw_> the two messages you reported before are for 1) cron 2) a filesystem issue of some kind
[00:11] <lirxis> okay
[00:11] <maw_> I don't think either are related to your local access issue. But that is speculation as I haven't seen your /var/log/*
[00:11] <lirxis> well the problem accured after upgrading to 8.10 :/
[00:12] <lirxis> i can pastbin it
[00:12] <maw_> ya that sucks... Personally, I have not done that upgrade and I am not aware of any specific issues
[00:12] <lirxis> wich one do you want
[00:12] <lirxis> yeah - and i was stupid enough to try it :P
[00:13] <maw_> well messages would be good... and auth.log / user.log
[00:13] <lirxis> okay
[00:13] <lirxis> give me a sec
[00:18] <lirxis> http://notisec.se/logg.txt
[00:19] <lirxis> thats messages
[00:22] <lirxis> auth and user has nothing of interest - just login logs from my SSH traffic and webmin logs
[00:22] <lirxis> found anything?
[00:23] <maw_> not really
[00:23] <lirxis> ok :/
[00:23] <lirxis> could it be something with bash?
[00:23] <maw_> I haven't used auditd before
[00:23] <maw_> but it is complaining about BIND trying to read from some folders
[00:24] <lirxis> ok
[00:24] <lirxis> yeah i can see
[00:24] <maw_> it looks like auditd is blocking access to named
[00:24] <maw_> but I am not too familiar with auditd
[00:24] <lirxis> okay :S
[00:26] <lirxis> but could that be the problem of all this?
[00:26] <lirxis> should not that just affect the DNS server?
[00:26] <maw_> I am not sure, is 7.10 > 8.10 a supported upgrade path?
[00:26] <maw_> why did you skip 8.04 LTS?
[00:26] <lirxis> i took first 8.04
[00:27] <lirxis> but that didnt work either so i thought that maybe another upgrade would fix it if something went wrong
[00:27] <lirxis> but no..
[00:27] <maw_> so you had the same problem when you went 7.10 to 8.04?
[00:27] <lirxis> yes
[00:28] <maw_> ok so.. is named even running right now?
[00:28] <maw_> ps aux | grep -i named
[00:28] <maw_> sudo /etc/init.d/named status
[00:28] <maw_> etc..
[00:28] <maw_> if it isn't running what happens when you manually start it?
[00:28] <lirxis> syslog    3884  0.0  0.1   2012   680 ?        Ss   00:52   0:00 /sbin/syslogd -a /var/lib/named/dev/log -u syslog
[00:28] <lirxis> bind      3926  0.0  1.5  41132  8032 ?        Ssl  00:52   0:00 /usr/sbin/named -u bind -t /var/lib/named
[00:29] <lirxis> cant find named
[00:29] <jmedina> lirxis: you could disable apparmor just to check that everything works
[00:29] <lirxis> maybe i dont have it installed
[00:29] <lirxis> have alerady tried that :/
[00:30] <lirxis> does mysql start when you start apache2?
[00:30] <jmedina> yes we know
[00:30] <jmedina> well install apparmor and then disable it, something went wrong
[00:31] <lirxis> reinstall you meen?
[00:31] <jmedina> your logs are filled with apparmor (audit) denied messages
[00:31] <lirxis> okay..
[00:31] <jmedina> can you check apparmor is running?
[00:32] <lirxis> on my way
[00:32] <jmedina>  /etc/init.d/apparmor status
[00:32] <lirxis> Warning: found /etc/apparmor.d/force-complain/usr.sbin.clamd, forcing complain mode
[00:32] <kansan> mv: inter-device move failed: `images/' to `/var/openx/images'; unable to remove target: Is a directory  (from ext3 => xfs) ... is this not allowed or somethign?
[00:32] <lirxis> seems like it is not running at all
[00:33] <lirxis> sorry
[00:33] <lirxis> it did
[00:33] <jmedina> is that all?
[00:33] <jmedina> that is not a complet output from status
[00:33] <lirxis> 4 profiles are loaded.
[00:33] <lirxis> 0 profiles are in enforce mode.
[00:33] <lirxis> 4 profiles are in complain mode.
[00:33] <lirxis>    /usr/sbin/mysqld
[00:33] <lirxis>    /usr/sbin/clamd
[00:33] <lirxis>    /usr/bin/freshclam
[00:33] <lirxis>    /usr/sbin/named
[00:33] <lirxis> 2 processes have profiles defined.
[00:33] <lirxis> 0 processes are in enforce mode :
[00:33] <lirxis> 2 processes are in complain mode.
[00:33] <lirxis>    /usr/sbin/named (3926)
[00:33] <lirxis>    /usr/sbin/mysqld (4048)
[00:34] <kansan> say i have a directory named /home/foo.  then say i create a new symbolic link named foo... and point it to /var/local/foo .... does this overwrite the local directory foo?  and if user does cd /home/foo they'll really be in /var/local/foo?
[00:35] <jmedina> lirxis: disable apparmor
[00:35] <lirxis> okay
[00:35] <maxb> kansan: You can't overwrite a directory, you'd have to delete/rename it first
[00:35] <lirxis> just stop it or disable it on boot
[00:35] <jmedina> invoke-rc.d apparmor stop
[00:35] <lirxis> okay
[00:35] <jmedina> then restart your apps, like named
[00:36] <jmedina> lirxis: there were some changes in the files used by named (afaik), I remember to change something about apparmor named profile, to match the paths I use
[00:36] <jmedina> lirxis: and keep watching your logs
[00:37] <lirxis> okay so I can try to reboot now?
[00:37] <jmedina> reboot?
[00:37] <jmedina> why?
[00:38] <jmedina> it is linux
[00:38] <lirxis> just so all apps get started =)
[00:38] <jmedina> just restart your apps
[00:38] <lirxis> yeah yeah :P
[00:38] <jmedina> well if you want to fight with apparmor, customize their profiles, if not, just disable it permanently
[00:38] <lirxis> dont know how many who has not been started
[00:38] <jmedina> update-rc.d -f apparmor remove
[00:39] <jmedina> and restart :D
[00:39] <lirxis> okay i will do that and try then - then fix apparmor another day :P
[00:39] <lirxis> wish me luck :P
[00:39] <jmedina> luck is for newbies!!!
[00:39] <jmedina> :D
[00:39] <lirxis> haha :P
[00:40] <lirxis> well said
[00:40] <jmedina> good luck
[00:40] <lirxis> ;)
[00:40] <lirxis> remember that the only thing you will have to learn in life is to improvise ;)
[00:41] <lirxis> works on jobs, when you study everywhere ;)
[00:41] <lirxis> but improvisation combined with knolledge is the ultimate :)
[00:41] <jmedina> well you can improvise your luck
[00:41] <lirxis> haha :P yea
[00:42] <lirxis> okay did not work
[00:42] <jmedina> what?
[00:42] <lirxis> but maybe i can add apache2 to start on boot somehow?
[00:44] <Alysum> Hello - how do I check what port number my nfs server is running on so I can open the firewall? tahnks
[00:44] <jmedina> lirxis: check that there is a S??apache2 file in /etc/rc2.d
[00:44] <lirxis> ok
[00:45] <Alysum> what options should I use with netstat?
[00:45] <jmedina> Alysum: nfs doesnt open ports by itself, it is partport via rpc
[00:45] <jmedina> rpcinfo
[00:45] <lirxis> yes S91apache2
[00:45] <jmedina> lirxis: what about apache logs?
[00:45] <Alysum> what port is rpc ?
[00:46] <jmedina> not, use rpcinfo
[00:46] <Alysum> I did rpcinfo -p localhost
[00:47] <Alysum> it says port 111 for portmapper
[00:47] <Alysum> I suppose thats it
[00:47] <jmedina> 111 is the portmapper port not nfs
[00:47] <Alysum> nfs uses portmap
[00:47] <lirxis> nothing in error.log
[00:48] <jmedina> nfs use a range, they shoul be listed there, a port por nfsd, mountd, nfslock and probably otheres
[00:48] <lirxis> looks like it is not even loaded..
[00:48] <Alysum> oh yes I have a couple of nfs rows in rpcinfo
[00:49] <jmedina> Alysum: nfs ports can change over the time
[00:49] <Alysum> ok
[00:49] <jmedina> you need to open a range or fix nfs ports, dont remeber where, probably in /etc/default/nfs-something
[00:50] <Alysum> how come port 2049 is not listed in netstat -l ?
[00:50] <Alysum> or maybe it doesnt actually listen?
[00:50] <jmedina> is your nfs running?
[00:50] <jmedina> you need to start nfs after portmap
[00:51] <Alysum> yeah they are boh running
[00:51] <kansan> is it legal to create symlinks across different volumes (if one is ext3 and the other is xfs)?
[00:51] <Alysum> nf/etc/init.d/portmap restart
[00:52] <Alysum> and /etc/init.d/nfs-kernel-server restart
[00:57] <jmedina> kansan: I dont see the problem, they all use inodes :D it is everything they need to know
[00:58] <soren> jmedina: symlinks do not refer to inodes. They refer to names.
[00:58] <soren> kansan: That's completely fine.
[00:59] <jmedina> soren: you are right, i confused with hard links
[00:59] <jmedina> they do are the same inode with a different name
[01:07] <Alysum> to NFS mount something you need to open portmapper and  nfs ports I believe?
[01:08] <Alysum> which are 111 for portmapper and 2049 for nfs (by default)
[01:09] <Alysum> but it still won't mount :( I get timeout
[01:09] <Alysum> "NFS Portmap: RPC: Port mapper failure - RPC: Timed out"
[01:16] <Alysum> any tips?
[01:19] <Elite> Hey guys!
[01:50] <twb> Alysum: does "rpcinfo -p" list nfs entries?
[01:50] <Alysum> twb: yes
[01:51] <twb> Alysum: which end is giving that error, the server or the client?
[01:51] <Alysum> the client trying to mount it
[01:51] <twb> Alysum: are both client and server running Ubuntu?
[01:51] <Alysum> yep
[01:52] <twb> OK, next I would check the firewall / networking between the two machines.
[01:52] <Alysum> portmap 111 port and nfs port 2049 are open on firewall
[01:52] <Alysum> ping works
[01:52] <twb> Oh, you have a firewall between them.
[01:52] <Alysum> not sure if mountd port needs to be open too ?
[01:52] <twb> NFS uses a whole bunch of ports, IIRC.
[01:53] <twb> According to unfs3's manpage, the MOUNT protocol also uses 2049 by default.
[01:53] <Alysum> hmm that is well open...
[01:54] <twb> I also see "-p Do not register with the portmapper. This will prevent other hosts from finding out the port numbers used for the MOUNT and NFS services by querying the portmap daemon. Clients will need to manually specify the port numbers to use (on Linux clients, use the mountport and port mount options)."
[01:56] <twb> On a working box, I can see that statd is also in use on a high port (33641)
[01:56] <twb> That might be for NIS, though; the box I'm looking at is both an NFS and NIS client, and an NFS server.
[01:56] <Alysum> I dont have statd
[01:57] <Alysum> rpcinfo has portmapper, status, nfs, mountd and nlockmgr
[01:57] <twb> Alysum: I'm looking at "netstat -nap"
[01:57] <twb> I have a whole bunch of rpc.statd port mappings.
[01:58] <Alysum> OK FIXED
[01:58] <Alysum> I had to open mountd port...
[01:59] <Alysum> so thats 3 bloody ports that need open: portmapper, nfs and mountd
[01:59] <Alysum> thanks
[02:00] <twb> I'm amazed it worked with only those 3.
[02:00] <twb> So just for my interest, you opened which ports on which host(s)?
[02:02] <a1fa_> i am having issues doing do-release-upgrade on 7.04
[02:02] <a1fa_> is it advisable to change sources manually and run dist-upgrade
[02:04] <twb> a1fa_: there is an upgrade document somewhere that explains how to do it, and the known gotchas.
[02:04] <twb> a1fa_: but what you described is the basic idea, yes.
[02:04] <a1fa_> do-release-upgrade is trying to download amd64 sources for intel cpu
[02:04] <a1fa_> ;P
[02:06] <twb> All modern Intel CPUs are amd64 architecture.
[02:06] <twb> The marketing name is EM64T
[02:10] <Alysum> twb:  I opened the 3 ports on the nfs server
[02:12] <twb> Alysum: and you have no firewall on the NFS client?
[02:12] <Alysum> yeah there is but it's outgoing not incoming
[02:13] <a1fa> so my cpu is XEON and I used AMD64 cd
[02:13] <a1fa> would that create problems?
[02:13] <a1fa> is there a special flavor for xeon now?
[02:13] <twb> a1fa: if you can boot and install the AMD64 CD, then it is an AMD64 CPU.
[02:14] <twb> a1fa: there may be a special flavour of the kernel, but there won't be for anything else -- the ROI of making Xeon-specific packages is negligible.
[02:14] <a1fa> awesome
[02:14] <a1fa> thanks
[02:55] <orudie> how do i stop the mysql server ?
[02:59] <Elite> use /etc/init.d/mysql stop
[03:01] <hads> There's also invoke-rc.d which does the same thing
[03:02] <Elite> Touche
[03:03] <hads> I use it because on my system it's less characters to type :)
[03:03] <Elite> I wanna start x on my server how can I do this?
[03:04] <hads> You'll need to install some GUI packages
[03:05] <Elite> I did sudo apt-get install xinit, what else do I need to do?
[03:06] <hads> sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop will install GNOME etc. bear in mind that for help with GUI stuff you won't receieve much assistance here - it's mostly all command line people.
[03:07] <Elite> Well what I wish to do is start up firefox to see if the server is properly connected to the net
[03:08] <hads> heh, you don't need firefox for that.
[03:08] <hads> ping google.com
[03:09] <Elite> lol unknown host
[03:19] <steelcityjim> good evening
[03:19] <steelcityjim> Im looking for some help with 8.10 server
[03:19] <steelcityjim> can anyone answer a few ?'s
[03:20] <Elite> Hello.
[03:21] <steelcityjim> hello elite
[03:21] <steelcityjim> can anyone walk me through mounting a windows share drive?
[03:21] <Elite> I only know a little about 8.10 whats up?
[03:21] <steelcityjim> im new to ubuntu and linux
[03:21] <steelcityjim> have installed the software and samba
[03:21] <Elite> I can try it should be easy though
[03:22] <steelcityjim> well for some reason im not seeing the largest partition of my hard drive
[03:22] <steelcityjim> not sure if it did not get configured correctly upon installation
[03:22] <steelcityjim> or if im not doing something correctly
[03:22] <jmedina> steelcityjim: have you read this? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountWindowsSharesPermanently
[03:22] <Elite> So you have a drive in your PC now you wish to share to windows computer?
[03:22] <steelcityjim> yes
[03:23] <steelcityjim> windows network
[03:23] <steelcityjim> im adding a file server
[03:23] <steelcityjim> i see the server on my windows netowrk
[03:23] <steelcityjim> shows up under what i named it with samba on my windows pc
[03:23] <steelcityjim> under my network places
[03:23] <Elite> okay are you using ssh or a GUI?
[03:23] <steelcityjim> niether
[03:23] <steelcityjim> command line
[03:24] <Elite> *sigh*
[03:24] <steelcityjim> I have read the guis don't really do anything
[03:24] <Elite> How do you connect to the server?
[03:24] <steelcityjim> router
[03:25] <Elite> no they really dont
[03:25] <steelcityjim> dhcp
[03:25]  * Elite facepalms
[03:25] <steelcityjim> it configured upon install
[03:25] <steelcityjim> it appears to have configured correctly from what I can tell
[03:25] <steelcityjim> to the network that is
[03:27] <Elite> Yes I know, do you plan to keep this machine on all the time?
[03:27] <steelcityjim> yes
[03:27] <Elite> I have mine on all the time since its in a 1U case that has a pinta front panel
[03:28] <steelcityjim> if I reboot the server do I have to restart samba manually
[03:28] <steelcityjim> im assuming with the standard install I do
[03:28] <steelcityjim> is that correct?
[03:29] <jtaji> steelcityjim: it will be set to start when the computer boots
[03:30] <steelcityjim> without modifying any of the files?
[03:32] <Elite> Yes all you have to do is reboot
[03:32] <steelcityjim> ok cool
[03:32] <steelcityjim> now I tried the sudo fdisk -i command
[03:32] <steelcityjim> and i believe it only showed me the os partitions
[03:33] <orudie> i just did mv dir/ /anotherdir , and the content disapeard :(
[03:33] <steelcityjim> I appear to be missing 66 gb of my drive
[03:34] <steelcityjim> when I was installing im pretty sure it said partition #5
[03:34] <steelcityjim> would be the 66 gb
[03:35] <Elite> then it should be /dev/sda0s5
[03:35] <Elite> do cd /dev/sda0s5
[03:36] <hads> Erm, what?
[03:36] <steelcityjim> ok so i just type cd/dev/sda0s5
[03:37] <Elite> Would it not be?
[03:37] <steelcityjim> let me try
[03:37] <hads> No, it wouldn't be.
[03:38] <Elite> or /dev/hda5?
[03:38] <hads> Be careful with what you're doing, you have the ability to destroy your data.
[03:38] <hads> /dev/ is where your devices are, you can't change directory to a device.
[03:39] <Elite> gah!
[03:39] <Elite> damn BSD lol
[03:40] <steelcityjim> yea that did not work
[03:40] <steelcityjim> I got no data on here yet
[03:40] <steelcityjim> ok how do i find this damn drive
[03:41] <Elite> hads
[03:41] <hads> Yes?
[03:42] <Elite> I'm stumped lol
[03:42] <hads> You want to know what device your drive is? It will likely be /dev/sda if you only have one drive.
[03:42] <Elite> Will it be in /Volumes/ or will it be /mnt/ ?
[03:42] <orudie> !mtr
[03:43] <steelcityjim> so do i do sudo fdisk /dev/sda5
[03:44] <steelcityjim> only one drive in the unit now with 80 gig hd
[03:44] <Elite> yes do that
[03:44] <hads> No, sda5 is a partition.
[03:44] <hads> sda is the drive.
[03:45] <steelcityjim> ok so....sudo fdsik /dev/sda
[03:45] <Elite> Try it lol
[03:45] <steelcityjim> wow that confident huh
[03:46] <Elite> I don't use fdisk that much in fact the last time I used ssh to do anything to my server as far as setup was a month and a half ago lol
[03:47] <steelcityjim> ok im guessing this ain't good
[03:47] <steelcityjim> the number of cylinders for this disk is set to 165398
[03:47] <steelcityjim> there is nothing wrong with that, but this is larger than 1024 and could in certain setups cause problems with
[03:47] <steelcityjim> 1.  softwarre that runs boot time
[03:48] <steelcityjim> 2. booting and partiionig software from other oss
[03:48] <steelcityjim> command (m for help)
[03:48] <steelcityjim> what does it mean basil?
[03:49] <Elite> You use SWAT?
[03:49] <Elite> !SWAT
[03:51] <steelcityjim> partition 5  head 255 greater than max 15
[03:51] <steelcityjim> partition 7 head 255 greater than max 15
[03:51] <steelcityjim> partition 8 head 255 greater than max 15
[03:51] <steelcityjim> 5413 unallocated sectors
[03:53] <steelcityjim> what is the swat command?
[03:53] <steelcityjim> I can do that from a client in explorer correct?
[03:55] <Elite> Yes you can, you have to install it first
[03:55] <steelcityjim> on the client or the server?
[03:55] <Elite> Server
[03:55] <steelcityjim> sudo apt-get install swat?
[03:56] <Elite> I thihnk so
[03:59] <steelcityjim> ok swats in
[03:59] <steelcityjim> now what?
[04:00] <steelcityjim> what is my browser address/
[04:00] <Elite> got to http://192.168.xxx.xxx:901 in your browser, obviously the 192.168.xxx.xxx being the servers lan address
[04:01] <Elite> no the servers address
[04:03] <Elite> I have my lan manually IP set for my internet sharing so my server it http://192.168.0.100:901 for SWAT
[04:05] <steelcityjim> mfer
[04:06] <steelcityjim> is it ipconfig to find your ip address
[04:06] <Elite> no its ifconfig
[04:09] <steelcityjim> imust not have the correct ip address
[04:09] <steelcityjim> nothing is happening
[04:10] <Elite> have a screenshot?
[04:11] <steelcityjim> its timing out
[04:11] <steelcityjim> ip address aint' right
[04:12] <Elite> What is ifconfig telling you?
[07:41] <d-b> hi there i can't seem to get ubuntu server to find my sata disk, the debian installer finds it but no the ubuntu server one - i have tried the normal and the advanced.. both do not detect it
[07:42] <_ruben> fancy hardware ?
[07:42] <d-b> _ruben: i doubt it
[07:42] <d-b> its seagate on a generic intel motherboard
[07:43] <d-b> http://pastebin.com/d41a34074
[07:44] <_ruben> ich6 shouldnt be that exotic indeed .. strange
[07:45] <_ruben> does the installer not detect it, or not even the kernel?
[07:45] <d-b> _ruben: should i try again maybe ?
[07:46] <d-b> i'm not sure about the kernel. i didn't stick around to test it. i have run ubuntu on this box before, but didnt' want to burn the alt cd to get encryption as i already have this server cd.
[07:47] <_ruben> i'd try again, and if the installer complains about no disks, drop to a shell (on one of the virtual consoles) and check the bootlogs
[07:47] <d-b> nar it finds my other disk.
[07:48] <d-b> will do that now.
[08:08] <d-b> nar it detects my hardware but "can't activate it"
[08:08] <d-b> what ever that means
[08:08] <d-b> do you think the alt install will work ?
[08:23] <junhui> Hi.  Any website that discusses on the recent hacking of zone-h.org?  It's uname is "Linux ubuntu... server...", which is a visible negative impact.  A news report says its DNS has been wrongly modified to point to the wrong IP address.
[08:25] <d-b> junhui: is this related to the ddos attack against metasploit ?
[08:25] <d-b> and other such sites
[08:26] <junhui> d-b: no.  sorry, i didn't know I'm off-topic.  you guys have fun.
[08:32]  * junhui is resisting joke on Bug #1.
[08:45] <kraut> moin
[08:54] <zed> hi there
[08:55] <zed> I have a strange problem with creating a swap partition.
[08:55] <zed> I have created the partition with fdisk:
[08:55] <zed> /dev/sda3              31         611     4666882+  82  Linux swap / Solaris
[08:56] <zed> but when trying to mkswap /dev/sda3 I have => /dev/sda3: Device or resource busy
[08:57] <_ruben> perhaps its already mounted or in use as swap?
[08:58] <zed> not according to /proc/swaps, it's empty
[08:59] <zed> i'm running ubuntu 8.04.2
[09:00] <zed> (it works if i do it on an image file so there's something related to the partition table or something like this
[09:00] <zed> i already rebooted the node but nothing changes
[10:56] <d-b> mm _ruben yeah i got it working with 8.04
[10:59] <ivoks> lamont: in jaunty, on removal, postfix doesn't remove /var/lib/postfix cause of master.lock file in it (owned by postfix)
[11:47] <lamont> ivoks: --> debian or launchpad bts pls
[11:47] <lamont> iz bug
[11:48] <ivoks> ok
[12:11] <shally87> hi what the link for paste bin?
[12:11] <shally87> i need help
[12:11] <Deeps> !paste | shally87
[12:11] <henriquelm> Hello there
[12:12] <henriquelm> Can you guys tell me how can I get the "remote connections" to start working from the logon screen?
[12:12] <shally87-2> !pastebin
[12:13] <shally87-2> this occur when i dig my bind server
[12:13] <shally87-2> http://paste.ubuntu.com/116780/
[12:13] <shally87-2> there is the servfail part
[12:13] <shally87-2> i guess it is not functioning
[12:13] <shally87-2> how to fix that?
[12:14] <shally87-2> I'm running virtual box with 4 ubuntu 8.04 for dns,lamp, mail and host
[12:15] <shally87-2> then the ip for all the nameserver and mail server  , www is 10.0.2.15
[12:16] <shally87-2> and i follow the guide from http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=236093
[12:16] <shally87-2> hope got fix for this
[13:30] <rgl> hi
[13:31] <rgl> how can I set the dnsdomainname?
[13:32] <ivoks> in /etc/hosts
[13:32] <ivoks> IP hostname.domainname
[13:32] <ivoks> for example:
[13:32] <ivoks> 127.0.1.1 jaunty64.init.lan jaunty64
[13:33] <rgl> it still does not work :(
[13:34] <rgl> I have to replace 127.0.1.1 with the real ip?
[13:34] <rgl> reboot?
[13:34] <_ruben> no and no
[13:36] <rgl> how can I known why its not working?
[13:37] <_ruben> how you determine its not working ?
[13:37] <rgl> the result of the dnsdomainname command is empty
[13:38] <ivoks> what are first two lines in /etc/hosts?
[13:39] <rgl> oh, adding "search test" into /etc/resolv.conf did the trick
[13:39] <rgl> now dnsdomainname return "test"
[13:39] <ivoks> that's not it
[13:39] <ivoks> what are the first two lines in /etc/hosts?
[13:40] <rgl> oh.  what is it then?
[13:40] <rgl> 127.0.0.1       localhost
[13:40] <rgl> the the same for IPv6
[13:40] <ivoks> so, you didn't add 127.0.1.1?
[13:40] <rgl> no
[13:40] <rgl> that didn't work
[13:40] <rgl> I tried.
[13:41] <ivoks> atm, your host doesn't know how to resolv it self
[13:41] <ivoks> what's in /etc/hostname
[13:41] <ivoks> ?
[13:41] <rgl> the only thing that seems to work is changing resolv.conf
[13:41] <rgl> plesk
[13:41] <rgl> its "plesk"
[13:41] <ivoks> try pinging plesk
[13:41] <rgl> works
[13:42] <ivoks> probably cause it resolvs over some other mechanism
[13:42] <rgl> it tries to resolv "plesk.test" which resolves fine.
[13:42] <ivoks> your /etc/hosts must contain:
[13:42] <ivoks> 127.0.0.1 localhost
[13:42] <ivoks> ip_of_computer hostname.domain hostname
[13:43] <ivoks> where ip_of_computer is regular ip, or 127.0.1.1
[13:43] <rgl> my host.conf has the default settings: order hosts,bind and multi on
[13:43] <ivoks> i give up
[13:44] <rgl> you asked what other mecanism it tried.  I guessed you wanted to see hosts.conf;  which contains the other mechanisms, no=
[13:44] <rgl> ?
[13:44] <ivoks> 14:42 < ivoks> your /etc/hosts must contain:
[13:44] <ivoks> i never ever mentioned /etc/host.conf
[13:44] <rgl> you didn't.  but thats not how we configure the mechanims for the local resolver?
[13:46] <ivoks> so, there you go, it resolved over DNS
[13:46] <ivoks> not hosts
[13:46] <ivoks> cause there's no plesk in hosts
[13:46] <rgl> ok, I understand now.
[13:46] <rgl> thanks!
[13:47] <rgl> the 127.0.1.1 is a special IP address that the local resolv understands as "name of the local host"?
[13:47] <Deeps> 127.* is localhost
[13:48] <rgl> yes, 127/8 is the localhost network.  though, only the particular 127.0.1.1 seems to trigger some special behaviour on the local dns resolver
[13:49] <rgl> is this some convention?
[13:50] <ivoks> ?
[13:50] <ivoks> for example:
[13:50] <ivoks> 127.52.34.89 jaunty64.init.lan jaunty64
[13:51] <ivoks> this is exactly the same as 127.0.1.1
[13:52] <ivoks> 127.0.1.1 is 'random' address
[13:52] <ivoks> it could've been any other from 127/8
[13:52] <ivoks> it just easier to remember it than 127.234.12.16
[13:52] <rgl> indeed.  I've tried with127.0.0.1 and it works fine too.
[13:53] <ivoks> but don't use 127.0.0.1
[13:53] <ivoks> you already have 127.0.0.1 in /etc/hosts
[13:53] <Nash_13> ayuda
[13:53] <rgl> I've changed it to: 127.0.0.1       plesk.test plesk localhost
[13:54] <Nash_13> help
[13:54] <_ruben> !ask
[13:54] <ivoks> you can do that, it you want plesk to resolv on localhost, right
[13:54] <Nash_13> I need to configure two network cards
[13:54] <Nash_13> in the server
[13:54] <_ruben> edit /etc/network/interfaces
[13:55] <Nash_13> _ruben, I have a problem
[13:55]  * _ruben activates his psychic ability
[13:56] <Deeps> _ruben: what number am i thinking of?
[13:56] <_ruben> 69
[13:56] <ivoks> :)
[13:56] <Nash_13> _ruben, when I configure the two interaces with all, I can not conect to internet
[13:56] <Deeps> _ruben: wow
[13:56] <ivoks> all men think of 69
[13:56] <ivoks> :D
[13:56] <ivoks> Nash_13: how did you configure them?
[13:57] <Nash_13> ivoks, I configure the interfaces for the two network card
[13:57] <_ruben> my guess: 2 default gateways, one for each interface
[13:57] <_ruben> put your interfaces file on a pastebin site
[13:58] <Nash_13> _ruben, when I do that I can not conect to internet wiht mi public IP
[13:59] <Nash_13> ivoks, a friend tell me that I have to eliminate a gateway for can conect to internet
[13:59] <_ruben> no need to "activate" those setting .. just put the settings you used on a pastebin (as in: instead of editing the interfaces file, type the text in a pastebin site)
[14:00] <Nash_13> _ruben, ok wait
[14:00] <_ruben> we cant determine what you're doing wrong without knowing what you've tried ;)
[14:01] <Nash_13> _ruben, ok I will public that now
[14:03] <Nash_13> _ruben, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/116835
[14:03] <Nash_13> ivoks, here is my interfaces configuration http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/116835
[14:04] <ivoks> put a tab in front of all lines, except those that start with auto or iface
[14:05] <ivoks> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/116837/
[14:08] <Nash_13> ivoks, what is for???
[14:08] <ivoks> ?
[14:10] <Nash_13> ivoks, the tab in front.....
[14:10] <ivoks> that's a syntax of network/interfaces file
[14:11] <Nash_13> ivoks, but that configuration have not a error
[14:11] <ivoks> i don't see anything wrong with configuration
[14:11] <ivoks> if you are router for 192.168.180.0 network
[14:12] <ivoks> bah, strike that :)
[14:12] <ivoks> everything is ok
[14:12] <Nash_13> ivoks, but the computer in mi LAN can not see the server
[14:13] <Nash_13> ivoks, my public IP is eth0 and the other is mi IP in the LAN
[14:13] <ivoks> ok
[14:14] <ivoks> and you want to be gateway for your local network?
[14:14] <Nash_13> ivoks, and the computer in my LAN can see my server
[14:14] <Nash_13> ivoks, no
[14:14] <Nash_13> ivoks, in this server I have a ftp server and jabber
[14:16] <Nash_13> ivoks, I whant to have mi public IP to conect to internet and the other for the computer in mi LAN acced to my server ftp and jabber
[14:20] <kinnaz> is there anything like guardgod is for gui, building firewalls with iptables smt ncurses based for example
[14:22] <_ruben> there's ufw, but that aint ncurses based though
[14:22] <kinnaz> was just wondering
[14:22] <kinnaz> really should learn iptables more and write my own firewalls
[14:22] <_ruben> indeed ;)
[14:22] <kinnaz> rather then use some interface to generate rules
[14:23] <kinnaz> the basic things are quite easy
[14:23] <kinnaz> but as it gets complex
[14:23] <kinnaz> it gets complex :P
[14:23] <Nash_13> _ruben, I eliminate the firewall and all
[14:24] <Nash_13> _ruben, I don´t know but I think that the problem is the configuration
[14:27] <Nash_13> _ruben, I have to eliminate the gateway to my lan for can conect my public IP to internet
[14:27] <Nash_13> _ruben, and I think that is the problem
[14:27] <Nash_13> _ruben, for my lan can see my server
[14:28] <_ruben> Nash_13: there's only 1 gateway defined in your pastebin, whcih seems ok
[14:28] <_ruben> eth0 is hooked up to the internet i assume? :)
[14:29] <Nash_13> _ruben, yes
[14:29] <Nash_13> _R
[14:29] <Nash_13> r
[14:29] <Nash_13> _ruben, and eth1 is my lan
[14:30] <_ruben> and you cant ping the gateway (200.55.167.1
[14:30] <_ruben> ) with that config
[14:34] <Nash_13> _ruben, yes
[14:35] <_ruben> you sure the cabling is ok and that the gateway allows to be pinged?
[14:36] <Nash_13> _ruben, I can not see mi lan
[14:36] <ivoks> you don't see internet or...
[14:36] <_ruben> i thouhgt you couldnt connect to the internet
[14:36] <ivoks> ....you can't reslove hostname?
[14:36]  * _ruben *confused*
[14:37] <Nash_13> _ruben, my lan can see the lan yet
[14:37] <_ruben> now im even more confused
[14:39] <ivoks> Nash_13: what's your native language?
[14:39] <Nash_13> _ruben, shut
[14:39] <ivoks> pourtougese?
[14:39] <Nash_13> ivoks, spanish why???
[14:39] <ivoks> maybe would be easier if you ask in ubuntu-es
[14:39] <ivoks> or if someone here speaks spanish
[14:40] <ivoks> anybody?
[14:41] <Nash_13> ivoks, well I don´t practice
[14:41] <ivoks> ok...
[14:41] <Nash_13> ivoks, that is the point
[14:42] <ivoks> so, once you set up interfaces as described, you can't access to lan or you don't have access to internet?
[14:42] <Nash_13> ivoks, but I undertand and read fine
[14:42] <Nash_13> ivoks, the problem es wirte it
[14:42] <ivoks> i have the same problem, so, we'll try to figure out something :)
[14:43] <Nash_13> ivoks, the computer of my lan can not see my server that is the problem
[14:43] <ivoks> but the server does have access to internet?
[14:44] <Nash_13> ivoks, yes
[14:44] <ivoks> are you loged in to your server?
[14:44] <Nash_13> ivoks, I have internet with my public IP
[14:44] <Nash_13> ivoks, yes
[14:44] <ivoks> it would be easier if you could set network
[14:45] <ivoks> and then we will debug
[14:46] <Nash_13> ivoks, where
[14:47] <ivoks> set up network as you pasted on pastebin
[14:47] <ivoks> reboot the server
[14:47] <ivoks> and then log in on server and get back here
[14:47] <ivoks> on irc
[14:47] <ivoks> could you do that?
[14:47] <Nash_13> ivoks, ok wait
[14:52] <Nash_13> ivoks, I back
[14:53] <ivoks> great
[14:54] <ivoks> so, you have access to the internet, but not to your lan?
[14:54] <ivoks> (from server)
[14:54] <Nash_13> ivoks, yes
[14:55] <Ng> soren: could I draw your attention to bug #328093 please? :)
[14:55] <ivoks> ok, paste the output of 'ifconfig' on pastebin
[14:55] <Nash_13> ivoks, and I can acced to my land too
[14:55] <ivoks> you can?
[14:55] <ivoks> so, then it's working?
[14:56] <Nash_13> ivoks, yes but exist a problem?'
[14:56] <shally87> how do i install ebox in lamp?
[14:56] <ivoks> what is the problem now?
[14:56] <Nash_13> ivoks, my subnetwork can not see my server
[14:56] <shally87> just want to know the apt-get command..
[14:58] <shally87> oh dont mind.. i got it while googling
[14:58] <ivoks> Nash_13: what is your subnetwork?
[14:59] <Nash_13> ivoks, sorry the network that are under my
[14:59] <Nash_13> ivoks, I don´t know how write it
[15:00] <soren> Ng: Gah...
[15:01] <ivoks> Nash_13: paste the output of 'ifconfig' to paste.ubuntu.com
[15:01] <Nash_13> ivoks, ok
[15:03] <Nash_13> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/116852
[15:04] <ivoks> Nash_13: ok, this looks ok
[15:04] <ivoks> Nash_13: what's the IP of 'subnetwork'?
[15:05] <Nash_13> ivoks, my lan is 192.168.180.21
[15:05] <soren> Ng: Darn it, my bad. I'll fix straight away.
[15:06] <Nash_13> ivoks, and my subnetwork are 192.168.181.* and other
[15:06] <ivoks> Nash_13: ah, that's the problem...
[15:06] <Ng> soren: great! we've just quickly worked around by changing libvirtd.conf to use the old group, but I'll revert that when there's a new package and make sure the upgrade works :)
[15:06] <ivoks> Nash_13: what's the gateway for 192.168.181.*?
[15:07] <soren> Ng: libvirtd should continue to be the right name of the group.
[15:07] <Ng> soren: ah good :)
[15:07] <Nash_13> ivoks, I eliminate the gateway because, with that I can conect to internet with my public ip
[15:08] <Nash_13> ivoks, I find that the two gateway cause problem
[15:08] <ivoks> Nash_13: i understand that, my question is 'what's the gateway between 192.168.180.* and 192.168.181.*?'
[15:08] <ivoks> Nash_13: two default gateways, yes; but ubuntu can have lots of gateways for other subnets
[15:09] <ivoks> Nash_13: for example: route add -net 192.168.181.0/24 gw IP_of_gateway
[15:09] <Nash_13> ivoks, yes but if I put a gateway I can not conect to internet
[15:09] <soren> Ng: Just chaning the name in libvirtd.conf fixed it for you, right?
[15:10] <soren> changing, even.
[15:10] <ivoks> Nash_13: just tell me the IP of gateway and shut up :)
[15:10] <Ng> soren: yeah, just changing the group from "libvirt" to libvirtd"
[15:10] <Nash_13> ivoks, my gateway for this net is 192.168.180.22
[15:12] <ivoks> Nash_13: this is what you need: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/116857/
[15:13] <soren> Ng: Fixed.
[15:13] <soren> Ng: Thanks for the pointer!
[15:13] <Nash_13> ivoks, what do the line in the end
[15:14] <Fenix|work> Greetings and salutations!
[15:14] <ivoks> Nash_13: adds gatway for 192.168.181.0/24 network
[15:14] <ivoks> Nash_13: that's not the same as two default gateways
[15:14] <ivoks> Nash_13: you can try it by your self
[15:14] <ivoks> Nash_13: run: route add -net 192.168.181.0/24 gw 192.168.180.22
[15:15] <ivoks> Nash_13: and everything will work out
[15:15] <Nash_13> ivoks, thanks
[15:16] <ivoks> bbl
[15:16] <Nash_13> ivoks, that is another way to put that
[15:18] <Fenix|work> I need some help with cvs on ubuntu-server ...  All users are members of the cvsusers group, but when new directories are included into the repository the permissions are 750 preventing the creation of a LOCK file on checkout ... is there a default umask or something that sets these permissions?
[15:21] <Ng> soren: thanks for the quick fix
[15:22] <orudie> is there such thing is Banner templates ?
[15:22] <orudie> sorry wrong channel
[15:30] <genii> Fenix|work: Try to see if the command argument given in xinetd directive which starts cvs has -w (create new files in writable mode)
[15:33] <Fenix|work> genii, -w covers directories as well as files?
[15:41] <AnRkey> where is the default bash alias list/file?
[15:41] <AnRkey> i want to copy it to my root profile so that tab completion works as shown here >> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=190445
[15:42] <AnRkey> 8.04.2 server
[15:42] <jtaji> AnRkey: /etc/bash.bashrc , the 3 lines you need to uncomment should already be there
[15:43] <ivoks> and you need bash-completition package
[15:43]  * jtaji nods
[15:43] <ivoks> bash-completion
[15:44]  * AnRkey scurries off to try it all
[15:46] <maswan> Is there a good reason why MAXNS is only 3 (resolv.conf)?
[15:47] <maswan> ah, there is already a bug on it
[15:48] <AnRkey> hmm, funny it wasnt uncommented
[15:48] <AnRkey> nice, thanks guys
[15:49] <AnRkey> i'm so happy now ;)
[15:55] <genii> Fenix|work: Apologies on lag, work required me. I'm not currently running cvs server so can't test about the dir creation mode, unfortunately.
[16:07] <Fenix|work> genii, I think I've identified how to fix it... in cvsd.conf there's a Umask value... the cvs admin set it to 027, I've since changed it to 007
[16:07] <genii> Fenix|work: Ah, nice detective work
[16:58] <leonel> scottK  wow  !!!  Just  read  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates/MicroReleaseExceptions    for clamav ..
[16:58] <ScottK> leonel: Yes.  We got that approved by the tech board.
[16:58] <leonel> scottK remember  If you need help to test or any work related to clamav     just let me know
[16:59] <ScottK> leonel: We also got clamav updated in Hardy.
[16:59] <ScottK> leonel: Do you have Dapper you can do backport testing on?
[16:59] <leonel> the hardy version to dapper ?
[17:00] <leonel> scottK ?
[17:00] <ScottK> There's a version in the PPA for Dapper already.
[17:00] <ScottK> I still need to upload rdepends.
[17:01] <leonel> scottK ppa  url ?
[17:01] <ScottK> leonel: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-clamav/+archive/ppa
[17:03] <ScottK> leonel: One hard task I know needs doing is looking at the php-clamavlib 0.13 changes for clamav 0.94 integration and backporting them to the php-clamavlib 0.12 in Dapper.
[17:03] <ScottK> I don't know if you're up for that, but I need to find someone who codes a bit to do that.
[17:03] <leonel> I hate php  but I can take a look
[17:04] <ScottK> Great.
[17:04] <ScottK> leonel: If you diff the php-clamav libs in hardy-updates and hardy-backports that should give you an idea.
[17:04] <leonel> ok
[17:04] <ScottK> Thanks.
[17:15] <chmac> Does an application need to be written to support PAE memory? Or can any standard 32 bit app take advantage of the extra memory available via PAE?
[17:15] <leonel> scottK  is to backport  clamav 0.94.2 to dapper  right ??
[17:15] <ScottK> leonel: Yes.
[17:15] <ball> chmac: if anything it'd just be a recompile I 'd have thought.
[17:16] <leonel> scottK  ok  added to my  to do  list
[17:16] <chmac> ball: Hmm, ok. I'm considering a 32bit PAE kernel versus a 64 bit kernel.
[17:16] <chmac> Somebody told me that most applications are not written to support PAE, so they won't be able to access the additional memory. In which case, it's a waste of time going the PAE route.
[17:16] <ScottK> leonel: Thanks.  We'll get 0.95 probably next month and it will break everything again, so best we get 0.94 to Dapper so we don't have so many versions ....
[17:16] <leonel> scottK ok
[17:19] <ball> chmac: I suppose it depends how the address mapping is done.  Do apps live in a 32-bit virtual address space that maps to the physical address space?  Perhaps the kernel takes care of that for the app and the app itself never knows.
[17:19] <Kartagis> ScottK, FYI, I got dovecot to offer me the right certificate
[17:20] <ScottK> Great.
[17:20] <ball> chmac: My guess is the kernel needs to know and the apps don't care.
[17:20] <chmac> ball: I'd guess that PAE does something like that, so the apps don't need to know. But jrusso2 suggested different here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1042318
[17:20]  * chmac re-reads the wikipedia PAE Page
[17:20] <ball> chmac: is jrusso2 a kernel hacker?
[17:21] <chmac> ball: No idea, 1'583 posts on the forusm though :)
[17:21] <Kartagis> ScottK, can you help me with horde/imp?
[17:22] <chmac> Ok, so from the wikipedia article I'm guessing that PAE is a kernel hack and applications don't need to know anything about it http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Address_Extension
[17:23] <ball> PAE's a cludge anyway
[17:27] <maswan> Yeah, but PAE still limits individual processes to 32-bit adressing. But really, you want to run a 64-bit kernel anyway.
[17:37] <ball> maswan: for most applications, 4 Gbytes "should be enough" ;-)
[17:37] <ball> hello centaur5
[17:38] <centaur5> Hi ball
[17:45] <ball> hello mdeslaur
[17:46] <mdeslaur> hello ball
[18:10] <kirkland> anyone around here minding giving http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/phoronix-test-suite a REVU?
[18:18] <LeoWei> hi
[18:18] <LeoWei> i've installed my LAMP server and phpmyadmin
[18:18] <LeoWei> and change the root to home/user/public_html
[18:19] <LeoWei> how do i access the phpmyadmin installation and the ebox?
[18:19] <LeoWei> what is it's path
[18:20] <genii> There's ...just ..so many things ...wrong with that ...
[18:20] <LeoWei> hat you mean genii
[18:22] <LeoWei> What you mean genii
[18:38] <dnperfors> /w/wx
[18:51] <palt> Anyone knows of a simple yet powerful backup system. It will be used to take backup of a couple of linux servers :)
[18:51] <jmedina> bacula
[18:51] <palt> I have looked at bacula, and amanda but they seem quite complicated to setup
[18:51] <palt> bacule seems to be everything but the kitchen sink :)
[18:52] <palt> I could probably use some time to learn it, but I don't need a too advanced system :)
[18:56] <ScottK> Kartagis: No, sorry.  I'm not familiar with those.
[18:59] <AnRkey> is there a way to import ubuntu os iso's into apt-proxy caches?
[18:59] <ivoks> use apt-cacher
[19:00] <ivoks> instead of apt-proxy
[19:00] <AnRkey> is that a tool or an apt-proxy replacement
[19:00] <AnRkey> ah ok thanks
[19:00] <AnRkey> different port?
[19:01] <AnRkey> hmm, i could use one for the install and the other for updates
[19:09] <ball> kirkland: are you around?
[19:10] <kirkland> ball: hello
[19:11] <ball> kirkland: I don't know whether you're interested in such an old data point, but I'm about to install Ubuntu Server on an old Dell box and will happily test APM suspend and resume for you.
[19:11] <ball> ...not sure this qualifies as a server, but that's what I'm installing: Dell OptiPlex GX1
[19:12] <kirkland> ball: sure, sounds good to me
[19:12]  * kirkland needs to setup a wiki page for results
[19:12] <AnRkey> ivoks: i'm pretty sure that import script is not going to work with the squashfs on the iso. this is nothing to work around though. Thanks very much for this info!
[19:13] <ivoks> doesn't ubuntu-server store packages without squashfs?
[19:13] <AnRkey> hmm, dono... checking
[19:13] <ivoks> kirkland: hibernation works on dell t300
[19:13] <kirkland> ivoks: and resume?  :-)
[19:14] <ivoks> kirkland: and freq. scaling, even though it can scale from 2000 to 2500mhz :D
[19:14] <ivoks> kirkland: and resume too
[19:14] <kirkland> ivoks: have you tried suspend
[19:14] <kirkland> ivoks: cool
[19:14] <ivoks> i 'tried'
[19:14] <ivoks> suspend command didn't do anything, so... i guess it doesn't work or isn't supported
[19:15] <ball> This box predates SpeedStep
[19:15] <AnRkey> ivoks: u'r right server does not seem to use squashfs
[19:16] <ball> This will take me an hour to download, so I'm off to do the dishes.
[19:16] <ball> Back later.
[19:16] <AnRkey> i need desktop too though so gonna extraxt the iso and squashfs for that manually
[19:16] <AnRkey> ball, i feel for u mate, just finnished ours
[19:16] <AnRkey> man i hate doing dishes
[19:16] <AnRkey> bah
[20:03] <flyingsquirrel32> How do I modify my dhcp.conf to make my LTSP install work with a single nic?
[21:48] <crackintosh_> I am having a hard time mounting a usb drive. I am able to read/write via gnome, but not via command line, which is where i need it for a shell script
[21:55] <ball> crackintosh_: what error do you get?
[22:43] <Rafael> i am getting error E: Couldn't find package “^ebox-.*”
[22:43] <Rafael>  intalling ebox...any help on what this means
[22:45] <Deeps> try again, copy and paste: apt-get install ^ebox-.*
[22:49] <Rafael> Deeps: Thanks
[22:54] <Faust-C> anyone know how to create a local update server?
[23:03] <ivoks> yes
[23:03] <erichammond> Faust-C: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/mirror
[23:03] <ivoks> apt-cacher
[23:04] <ivoks> apt-cacher isn't actually local update server, but a cache server
[23:04] <ivoks> it caches downloaded packages
[23:04] <ivoks> it doesn't pushes updates
[23:04] <ivoks> s/pushes/push
[23:09] <mathiaz> ivoks: I'm looking at your dovecot-postfix debdiff
[23:09] <ivoks> mathiaz: ok
[23:09] <mathiaz> ivoks: I'm also considering merging the latest version for upstream
[23:10] <mathiaz> ivoks: debian is at 1.1.9 in experimental while upstream is at 1.1.11
[23:10] <ivoks> that would be wise, yes
[23:10] <ivoks> i would go with upstream
[23:10] <ivoks> minor versions are just bug fixes
[23:17] <Faust-C> ivoks: erichammond ty
[23:17] <Faust-C> wait lol
[23:19] <ivoks> kirkland: so, how does one suspend a server?
[23:19] <ivoks> kirkland: pm-suspend? :)
[23:19] <kirkland> ivoks: ack
[23:20] <kirkland> ivoks: and i'm using wakeonlan to wake it back up
[23:20] <ivoks> it won't do anything once i call pm-suspend
[23:20] <ivoks> i wake mine with impi :D
[23:20] <kirkland> ivoks: nice ;-)
[23:20] <ivoks> ipmi
[23:20] <kirkland> ivoks: "won't do anything" ... ?
[23:21] <ivoks> running pm-suspend doesn't do anything
[23:21] <ivoks> exit status 1
[23:21] <ivoks> hm...
[23:22] <ivoks> looks like i'm missing do_suspend
[23:22] <ivoks> write(1, "do_suspend: not found\n"..., 22) = 22
[23:35] <VK7HSE> What tests are required for a server system to be listed in the Validated Hardware list ???
[23:39] <ivoks> i must admit, at first i was sceptical about hibernating servers, but i really like that idea
[23:40] <ivoks> that was a good catch, kirkland
[23:40] <VK7HSE> As I'm using an IBM eServer220 8646-4AX with ubuntu-server 8.10 and all is working a treat! however, 8.04LTS wouldn't detect the Serveraid 4lx card!
[23:41] <ivoks> it didn't work on 8.04?
[23:41] <ivoks> that old controller?
[23:43] <ivoks> CONFIG_SCSI_IPS=m
[23:43] <ivoks> it should work in 8.04
[23:44] <avtarr> hi, if i modify the PATH variable in /etc/environment shouldn't that affect the PATH when using sudo?
[23:45] <ivoks> 'night