[00:04] jmedina: yes, I understand that [00:04] the question is why you should be able to connect to that port [00:05] MatBoy: I dont understand your question [00:07] jmedina: never mind... have to ask soe devs [00:07] *some [00:07] ok......... [00:07] MatBoy: so what is the answer? [00:09] jmedina: I will let you know when they answered it :) [00:09] :D [00:09] so what was the answer? [00:09] I mean the question [00:10] I use amavis-release from command line to release mails [00:15] jmedina: no, postvis admin wants to connect to it [00:19] Hi! I'm trying to build package in Ubuntu 8.10 x64 (php5) with mssql included, and I'm getting this message: "dpkg-buildpackage: failure: debian/rules clean gave error exit status 2" How do I troubleshoot it? I tried going back in the output, and was not able to link the command that is shown to the contents of any of the files... [00:24] Upgrading server... [00:24] * Gargoyle holds breath [00:24] * |dthacker| crosses fingers and toes [00:25] =) [00:25] All done [00:27] <|dthacker|> that was quick. [00:28] not much to typing apt-get upgrade! [00:28] :D [00:28] Fetched 53.3MB in 1s (34.6MB/s) [00:28] <|dthacker|> Gargoyle: from what level to Jaunty? [00:28] he he, also helps server is on a fat pipe! [00:29] Nahh, just doing the udates for hardy. I realised I had not done it since I got the server! [00:30] Although, I wonder if there is anything special I should ask my host about - Its a virtual machine in a bigger cluster! [00:30] Bit late for that now! :/ [00:33] All the sites are still up and running so I guess its time for bed. [01:41] hey folks - I'm trying to set up ubuntu & samba as a member of a windows AD domain, I've followed the guide on the ubuntu docs site but I can't browse to the server from a windows pc ... even though the share is set to browsable = yes and guest ok = yes, I get permission denied when I browse to \\bucket (the name of the server) ... any ideas ? [01:43] Doble: that sounds like a better question for #samba [01:45] twb: cheers will try there [01:54] Doble: what about samba logs? [01:54] ok [01:54] go to #samba [01:56] jmedina: which log should I look in? the ones for my windows PC are blank [01:57] Doble: first increase log level in smb.conf to 3 for example [01:57] restart samba [01:57] and watch to every file in /var/log/samba/ [02:01] !paste [02:01] pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic) [02:02] jmedina: I'm recieving this error in the log.winbindd-idmap - http://paste.ubuntu.com/151783/ [02:02] I was just reading the Karmic IdeaPool page and was wondering if anyone had a link to anything about "at" being deprecated? It's hard to search for. [02:03] Doble: I think you should add a idmap uid range [02:03] and probably the same for idmap gid range [02:04] jmedina: is there a way to search a file using pico ? [02:04] idmap uid = 10000-20000 [02:04] idmap gid = 10000-20000 [02:04] to your smb.conf [02:04] and before you restart samba try [02:04] testparm [02:05] if there is no error then restart samba [02:05] jmedina: I have idmap uid = 50-9999999999 and idmap gid = 50-9999999999 [02:05] should I change that ? [02:05] Doble: I dont use pico but I know how to search :S [02:05] did you try testparm? [02:05] its alright, i worked it out [02:06] I not sure if that is a valid range [02:06] I always use that range for Samba AD members [02:06] I cant imagine that amount of users :D [02:06] testparm returns this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/151784/ [02:07] try with another range [02:08] okay, one second [02:10] okay, same error in the winbindd-idmap log [02:13] are you sure are new logs? [02:13] did you restart samba after change? [02:13] well I have to go [02:13] continue in #samba [06:43] hi everyone -- I'm trying to figure out why our Ubuntu8.10 64-bit server locked up today [06:44] syslog: console-kit-daemon[10699]: CRITICAL: cannot initialize libpolkit [06:45] looks like Ubuntu8.10 needs policykit installed, but it's anything else [06:49] I mean, if there is anything else I missed, I would love to hear it === adam7_ is now known as adam7 [07:50] window level all [07:52] hey guys anyone have a more updated tutorial on how to setup samba as a domain controller [07:52] the one i found on howtoforge is a lil outdated [08:33] <_ruben> man .. self signed certs and gnutls are a complete bitch [08:36] not sure if what im trying to do is worse [08:36] setting up samba as a domain controller using openldap [08:54] moin [08:59] hey guys [09:17] <_ruben> seems im running into a gnutls regression :( [09:18] :( [09:18] i cant find the slapd.conf file [09:18] im wondering if me upgrading to jaunty from intrepid had somethign to do with it === scfh_ is now known as scfh [09:51] Morning all [09:51] Can a VPN block ssh packets? [09:52] <_ruben> sure, as can firewalls [09:52] ohh [09:52] how can i check if the ports open? [09:54] <_ruben> ask the administrator of the vpn? [09:56] lol sorry i just realised it was a stupid question [09:58] is ssh tcp or udp? [09:58] <_ruben> tcp port 22 [10:01] thanks _ruben [10:17] New bug: #349913 in openssh (main) "sftp: cannot enter umlauts like ä, ö, ü" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/349913 [10:24] anyone know if there are php-fpm packages for ubuntu anywhere? [10:38] ugh, i forgot the command for unsetting away status [10:39] konversation had that in a menu, and kde4's quassel doesn't :( [10:41] <_ruben> "/away" tends to do the trick on most non-braindead clients ;) [10:41] ok got that [10:43] anyway, has anyone found that LVM does not like sun disklabels? or is it something that I did wrong [10:45] <_ruben> dos and gpt are the only ones i use, so wouldnt know :) [10:46] what is lvm? [10:47] <_ruben> logical volume management [10:47] <_ruben> !lvm [10:47] raid is Tips and tricks for RAID and LVM can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID wto and http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO - For software RAID, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto [10:47] ishould have said LVM2, but i suppose that's been the default version for a while anyway [10:48] I had a drive that was swapped from sun sparc machine, and i didn't feel like repartitioning it [10:49] but after pvcreate seemed to succeed, other LVM commands started emitting weird warnings [10:50] and when I later tried to fdisk -l the drive, the label to be corrupted [10:50] the disklabel seemed to be corrupted === rascov_ is now known as rascov [10:56] <_ruben> i'd prefer repartitioning over using 'strange' disklabels personally :) [10:58] right, so i did that in the end [10:58] but how 'strange' is sun's solaris, it's been around for a few years now hasn't it [10:59] (actually the first time I accessed the internets it was using sunos boxes) [11:00] (that was, uh, over 15 ys ago iirc) [11:00] <_ruben> sun disklabels aren't strange for sun boxes, i do label them 'strange' for non-sun boxes :) [11:01] well i don't think the h/w itself cares much, and i heard linux runs pretty well on sun boxes too ;-) [11:02] <_ruben> true, but with sun boxes i meant boxes running a sun os :) [11:02] i must try dual-booting an ultrasparc one of these days [11:03] and compare the performance on a level field === android is now known as jussi01 [11:43] for mount-point what do i put [11:44] it says enter a value for a mount point [12:54] how do i get apt-get to re-generate a config file for a program? I removed vsftpd and now I want to re-install it, but when I do, the config file isn't generated and I need it to configure the FTP! [12:55] Remove the package with apt-get purge [12:55] (or aptitude) [12:56] hads: when i do that I recieve 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 57 not upgraded. [12:56] sometimes dpkg-reconfigure packagename does the trick [12:57] aptitude will let you purge a package when it's not installed [12:57] drbobb: that doesn't seem to have worked ... the config file still doesn't exist [12:57] apt-get does not [12:58] abcdasd: you might have to set a priority, or whatever it's called [12:58] ? [12:59] man dpkg-reconfigure [12:59] the `-p' option [13:01] drbobb: still no luck [13:02] sorry about that [13:02] i'd try a purge + reinstall [13:07] drbobb: I have tried that .. should I restart the server in between uninstall/purge/reinstall ? [13:08] no, why would you need to do that [13:08] i don't know, just my old windows sysadmin instinct kicking in :) ... the purge /reinstall doesn't seem to have any effect [14:05] Hello there [14:22] I am trying to run a script that uses pushd and popd, i've changed the script to use bash not sh [14:22] but that didn't fix it [14:24] "fix it"? [14:24] What's not working? [14:29] sorry, pushd and popd [14:36] New bug: #360891 in dovecot (main) "fatal errors during install" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/360891 [14:38] * ScottK waves to ivoks. [14:38] ScottK: we might just quit on installing postfix's part in there's no main.cf [14:38] s/in/if [14:38] That's about all you can do I think. [14:38] Not exploding is good. [14:39] let me just check something [14:40] yet, it explodes :/ [14:40] yep [14:43] how do you guys solve that annoying ClamAV issue about updates when the repo is out of date ? [14:43] i say some nasty words about clamav :) [14:44] clamav is nice [14:44] MatBoy: I volunteer a lot of time to get the Ubuntu clamav packages updated and tested as soon as possible. [14:44] ScottK: ok, can I help on this ? [14:44] MatBoy: What do you use clamav with and on what release (yes)? [14:44] of course [14:45] I doubt is the virus definistions are updated when you get this message [14:45] Virus definitions are still updated [14:45] ScottK: I'm on.... WARNING: Local version: 0.94.2 Recommended version: 0.95.1 [14:45] What you don't have is the latest engine so not all the definitions can be used. [14:45] keej [14:46] nope indeed [14:46] MatBoy: Which Ubuntu release? [14:46] I'm on 8.10 [14:46] Intrepid [14:46] And how do you use clamav? [14:46] ScottK: with amavisd [14:47] MatBoy: OK. We have a group that work on it. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Clamav has some information. [14:47] 0.95.1 in in the ubuntu-clamav PPA for testing. [14:47] this looks nice [14:47] cemc can give you advice on helping with testing as he's been doing most of it recently. [14:48] ppa for stuff like this would be great [14:48] clamav is a moving target [14:48] it would be easier to handle it with ppa, than -updates [14:49] We use the PPA for testing, push to backports when we have all the rdepends updated, and then to -security/-updates once they've had broad testing. [14:49] but PPA isn't that restricted, anybody can upload anything and mess it up :) be accident of course [14:49] by* [14:50] Since the clamav upgrades fix security issues we do need to get them into the official repos. [14:50] PPA is a good stopping place, but not enough [14:50] true [14:51] I need to read more about PPA [14:51] create your own, and play around with it a bit ;) [14:54] I'm wondering if amavisd quarantines a mail because of a virus... to it sees it as "Banned"... if it should remove the virus on releasing [14:56] I don't think one can rely on that sort of thing even if it works sometimes. [14:58] Did you ever get a virus mail that you wanted to keep? [14:58] * ScottK would recommend just ditch anything labled virus [15:00] ScottK: true, but the virus is tagged as Banned... [15:00] in mail.log? [15:00] Change it to discard [15:00] ivoks knows amavisd-new better than me, so I'd listen to him [15:01] ivoks: no in my postvis admin tool that I'm testing to see how to script such thing :) [15:01] so I use SQL quarantine [15:02] MatBoy: you put the banned/virus email in SQL ? [15:03] cemc: Did you ever figure anything about qpsmtpd? If you get a fix, I can still get it in Jaunty. [15:04] ScottK: never got around to that... but I'll take a look tonight and give you an answer [15:04] cemc: yep [15:04] Thanks [15:05] MatBoy: even if it has a banned 10mb attachment on it? [15:05] cemc: possible... but I can select on it [15:06] I can say... max X-MB [15:06] is that wise? why not store it in a directory somewhere and have the information (path, size etc) in SQL ? [15:07] I'm no expert, just asking ;) [15:08] cemc: I'm not an expert too... just figuring out what is best and try to understand why :P [15:08] cemc: directory can be done too indeed [15:08] cemc: need to figure that out too :D [15:09] is there no good online spamfilter testtool that spams your spamfilter with about 100 mails ? [15:09] they were there before [15:10] lool: [15:10] ups... [15:12] UPS = Transport company or Universal Power Supply :P [15:19] ScottK: i have a new patch for that dovecot-postfix thingy [15:20] ivoks: OK. Is it in the bug? [15:20] ScottK: uploading [15:21] what bug? the "let's make postfix incredibly safe by having it not listen on any ports"-one? or did i miss sth? [15:22] Actium: bug 360891 [15:22] Launchpad bug 360891 in dovecot "fatal errors during install" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/360891 [15:22] cemc: do you store on MySQL/file base ? [15:22] thanks [15:23] ScottK: if there are gramar mistakes, please fix them; i'm not native english speaker :) [15:24] ivoks: Will do [15:24] brb.. dizzy from antibiotics === MohammadBoozary is now known as Mohammad[B] [15:32] lamont: postfix still leaves /var/lib/postfix behind on purge [15:33] lamont: bug 348990 [15:33] Launchpad bug 348990 in postfix "Deinstallation doesn't delete all files" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/348990 [15:34] Postfix 2.6 RC out today too. [15:36] ScottK: well, you could take care of this postfix bug [15:36] :) [15:36] since lamont isn't around [15:36] * ScottK is about out of Ubuntu time for a while.... [15:36] Need to get some actual $work done. [15:36] ok :) [15:42] New bug: #362344 in postfix (main) "Not able to fix while update - crashes - /usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: postfix is broken or not fully installed" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/362344 [15:46] ivoks: Uploaded. [15:47] ScottK: great, thank you! [16:14] kirkland: i just pushed a branch of screen-profiles to lp:~jbernard/+junk/screen-profiles that fixes the typo in the screen-profiles-extras description [16:14] jbernard: cool, thanks [16:14] * kirkland takes a quick look [16:19] jbernard: merged, thanks for you contribution ;-) [16:19] kirkland: no problem, that was easy ;) [16:19] jbernard: agreed ;-) [16:40] cemc: around ? [17:17] ScottK: thanks for taking care of the /var/lib/postfix thing [17:18] lamont: I didn't. The fixed thing was about a dovecot bug. [17:19] ah, ok [17:19] frankly, I don't really consider any droppings-on-purge to be release critical [17:19] though they are definitely "fix in karmic" [17:20] although all the MTAs suffer from the same "we don't nuke /etc/aliases on purge" feature [17:20] lol amavisd with sql is kinda tricky [19:01] MatBoy: yes? [19:04] cemc: do you quarantine using mysql and files ? [19:06] MatBoy: I'm not really using amavis either... and when I did, I don't remember qurantining anything. just log and discard [19:09] I realize that it may not be the best policy [19:10] cemc: ok [19:10] why are you going thru so much trouble anyway? just quarantine it in a file, and you have the logs if something's needed, right? [19:10] and let the user re-sent his email ? [19:11] let the user clean his system ;) [19:11] and take better care of it next time [19:12] what will you do with the quarantined stuff? [19:15] New bug: #362427 in openssh (main) "Public key ssh auth doesn't work in Jaunty" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/362427 [19:28] cemc: hold it for a while and remove it :) [19:39] can anyone explain why apache gives this message when you have more than one vhost? [19:39] VirtualHost *:80 -- mixing * ports and non-* ports with a NameVirtualHost address is not supported [19:39] how do you resolve it? [19:40] you can resolve it with proper configuration [19:41] if NameVirtualHost is *:80, then all VirtualHosts need to be *:80 [19:41] if NVH is *, then all VH should be * [19:42] but, it's just a warning, i doubt you'll have problems with that setup [19:43] hi ivoks [19:43] ah [19:43] thanks [19:44] hi jmedina [19:44] hi all :) [19:44] ivoks: which bacula version are you using in production? [19:45] those from repository [19:45] in 8.04 [19:45] bacula team just releases bacula 3.0.0 and they annonced that they will drop bacul 2.4 support in a few months [19:46] the code base now will be 3.0x, I was asking about upstream 2.2 lifetime in #bacula [19:46] some devs told me that if they are going to drop 2.4 they doubt there is 2.2 support at the moment [19:46] ivoks: yeap Im using 2.2.x from hardy repo [19:47] they are moving too fast [19:47] ivoks: that's cleared up that problem [19:47] but I'm also getting this message: [19:47] [warn] NameVirtualHost *:80 has no VirtualHosts [19:48] should I worry about that? [19:48] chris_d_adams: read my answer one more time :) [19:49] ivoks: I've set the named vhost to NameVirtualHost *:80, and all the vhosts are [19:49] i thought i was following your answer [19:49] ivoks: I dont see any info about 2.2 support in bacula news [19:50] is there a facebook developer irc? [19:50] chris_d_adams: maybe you've put multiple NVHs [19:51] jmedina: you are worried for security? [19:52] chris_d_adams: I have my NVH *:80 in httpd.conf, and in sites-available I have a bunch of s [19:52] ah cemc thanks, I'll check there [19:54] cemc: weird, me adding that gave me the error twice [19:54] you should have only one NVH per IP/port [19:54] ivoks: well not at the moment, im worried about support [19:54] jmedina: ubuntu provides support for packages in ubuntu ;) [19:55] baculasystems support only their own packages [19:55] chris_d_adams: NVH *:80 should be only in one place, check the other files too [19:55] http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#namevirtualhost [19:55] read this [19:55] chris_d_adams: do a 'grep -Ri namevirtualhost *' in /etc/apache2 [19:55] ivoks: I know, any plans to package 3.0.x? [19:56] jmedina: not for jaunty :) [19:57] cemc: thanks [19:57] chris_d_adams: but you should read the apache docs too [19:58] ivoks: they've been in front of me for the last 15 mins, and I've been following the examples here [19:58] thanks for your patience so far, I have rtfm'ing, i promise [19:58] chris_d_adams: ubuntu ships some default configuration [19:58] there's default web page in sites-enabled [19:59] in has NVH in it, and it's * [19:59] so, if you don't disable that web site, you shouldn't add NVH into your web sites [19:59] also, all your websites would be [19:59] the offending article was in ports.conf [19:59] thanks guys! [19:59] ports.conf?! [20:00] that's the only place I didn't look [20:00] it shouldn't be there anyway [20:00] that's for ports [20:00] not virtualhosts [20:00] i agree, apache configuration should be easier :) [20:01] I'm running a ubuntu 8.10 vm with memset.com [20:01] may be they put it in there for laughs [20:01] thanks again for your help [20:01] this had been driving me insane [20:01] vms suck [20:01] there's too many people who create them and don't have a clue about what they are doing :) [20:02] what's the name of vm provider that set's clock to Georgian time? [20:03] sets [20:03] ivoks: this is true [20:03] they are from Georgia, USA, but set the clock to Georgia, Europe [20:04] not only the clock, but also do LC :) [20:05] orudie was the victime of that vm provider :D [20:05] too many typos, time to go to bed [20:41] New bug: #362510 in openssh (main) "force-command unable to pass arguments along to internal-sftp (dup-of: 362511)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/362510 [20:49] Does anyone have a guide to Squid Proxy server? [20:55] New bug: #362511 in openssh (main) "force-command unable to pass arguments along to internal-sftp" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/362511 [21:19] What is the workgroup used for in samba configuration file? [21:24] LyonJT: When you browse the network, you see for instance: Workgroup: MSHome or such. Then inside there will be all the computers with shares which also belong to the workgroup called MSHome [21:24] Don't worry i just worked it out but thank you! [21:25] np [21:26] :) [21:37] what port do you use to access a squid proxy server? [21:38] LyonJT: the default is 3128, iirc [21:38] but just check your config file [21:38] will do but its soo big! [21:39] just do a text search for 3128 [21:39] or "port" [21:39] should be straightforward [21:39] giovani is right [21:39] it's 3128 [21:40] yes i found it [21:40] is it tcp or udp? [21:40] tcp [21:40] HTTP is TCP [21:40] thanks! [21:40] how can i enable user name and password on it? [21:41] either read the squid docs/config [21:41] or #squid [21:43] thanks buddy === mcasadevall is now known as NCommander [22:01] my proxy server seems to work [22:02] but msn messenger doesn't seem to work why is that? === NCommander is now known as mcasadevall [22:11] LyonJT, sounds like a config issue with MSN Messanger [22:11] realy :S [22:11] LyonJT: messenger apps tend to be complex -- they use many ports sometimes, who knows [22:11] i got the ip address of the proxy and the port number though [22:19] thank you [22:19] never mind ill look into it [22:24] i am trying to install webmin [22:24] sudo dpkg -i webmin_1.441_all.deb [22:24] i use that [22:24] but it says it cant find it [22:24] :S [22:24] but when i put ls in it is there [22:24] LyonJT, permissions [22:24] oh dw i found out [22:24] lol [22:25] no no i was using the wrong switch [22:25] lol [22:25] ok [22:27] thank you though! [22:58] you only have to restart when there is a kernel change right? [22:59] vraa: or when the system crashes [22:59] ha ha [22:59] but rarely happens, most because hardware failure [23:02] no it's never crashed [23:02] it's ibm hardware, it won't fail [23:02] :D [23:03] so when i run "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade" is there a way to tell when it'll require a restart or when it won't? [23:03] vraa: unless you upgrade kernel and you really need to boot with it [23:03] if not, probably the most you can do is restart/reload services/daemons === mcasadevall is now known as NCommander === Daviey_ is now known as Daviey