[00:07] <mm_202> Hey guys, Im 8.04.2 (x64) and want to upgrade it to 9.04.  I tried 'do-release-upgrade' but it says 'No new release found'.  How do I go about upgrading without a full reinstall?
[00:07] <mm_202> Im running*
[00:09] <mm_202> nm, found it in /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades
[00:11] <PleXs> JanC, It works now ;)
[00:11] <PleXs> JanC, I made a typo error i guess :)
[04:43] <wsa> is anyone aware of an sshd-enabled installer image for 9.04?  i'm trying to google around for one and getting a lot of noise
[05:14] <Threetimes> Hi I just successfully installed spamassasin. How do I place spam-flagged mails in a seperate IMAP mailbox? I use postfix with maildir. I think I have to use procmail, but I don't know if I configured it correctly.
[05:43] <wsa> Threetimes: you do in fact have to tell your mail delivery agent (in this case procmail) where to put it; can you post your config?
[05:43] <twb> wsa: within the installer, you can use anna-install openssh-server (IIRC) to get sshd running
[05:44] <twb> wsa: if you write a preseed file, you ought to be able to seed the necessary questions before that, and have it install sshd.
[05:44] <Threetimes> http://paste.ubuntu.com/198184/
[05:45] <wsa> Threetimes: I assume this is maildir format?
[05:45] <Threetimes> yes
[05:47] <wsa> Threetimes: are you sure about X-Spam-Flag?  I have X-Spam-Status in mine;
[05:48] <wsa> also I have a trailing slash -- '.Junk/' -- don't know how that gets parsed
[05:49] <Threetimes> I have both, and more. In fact, I have all of these: http://paste.ubuntu.com/198186/
[05:49] <Threetimes> I'll check the slash right now
[05:50] <Threetimes> doesn't work
[05:51] <Threetimes> how can I be sure the .procmailrc file is actually processed?
[05:52] <wsa> whaaaa
[05:52] <Threetimes> ?
[05:52] <wsa> does procmail run as you?
[05:52] <Threetimes> how do I know?
[05:53] <wsa> do you have any log output from procmail?  probably not, eh?
[05:53] <Threetimes> maybe, i'll search /var/log
[05:54] <Threetimes> nothing...
[05:54] <wsa> try putting this directive in /etc/procmailrc ?
[05:55] <wsa> or wherever procmailrc is on ubuntu
[05:55] <Threetimes> it's in ky home dir.
[05:55] <Threetimes>  /home/peter/.procmailrc
[05:55] <wsa> the global procmailrc, I mean
[05:55] <Threetimes> ow
[05:56] <wsa> I might be sending you on a wild goose chase
[06:00] <Threetimes> manual says: http://paste.ubuntu.com/198196/
[06:00] <Threetimes> /etc/procmailrc doesn't exist in my system
[06:04] <wsa> hmm
[06:07] <wsa> I don't know what to say; your .procmailrc looks correct, some kind of output from procmail would be helpful
[06:10] <Threetimes> how do i let it generate output?
[06:29] <Threetimes> I fount out that prcmail is using mbox.
[06:30] <Threetimes> and that is is working right now, but not in thet right way (yet)
[06:30] <Threetimes> how do I configure procmail for Maildir?
[06:35] <sbeattie> Threetimes: just make the targets end in '/'; that'll cause procmail to treat it as maildir
[06:36] <Threetimes> nope (just tried that)
[06:36] <Threetimes> but i'll look into this later today
[06:38] <sbeattie> Threetimes: did you set the LOGFILE variable to cause procmail to log what it's doing?
[06:57] <mhiku> how can i install mysql 6 and php mysql 6 using apt-get ?
[07:01] <Jeeves_> mhiku: I don't think you can yet?
[07:02] <mhiku> okay, thanks
[07:02] <Jeeves_> mhiku: They arent' in Karmic repo's
[07:02] <Jeeves_> So I think you need to compile them yourselve
[07:02] <mhiku> does 5.4 in the repos yet too?
[07:05] <Jeeves_> php5 seems to be php5.2.9, currently
[07:06] <Jeeves_> mhiku: http://www.bencornwell.com/2007/11/18/php-6-installation-guide-for-ubuntu-710-gutsy-gibbon/
[08:35] <Threetimes_> hi, how do I configure procmail to use Maildir?
[08:45] <cef> I've built up a machine using jaunty and when I log out of a text console, the login prompt doesn't come back until I poke it with 'initctl start tty1' (or whatever tty it is).. is this a known issue or any ideas WHY this happens? I've looked thru /etc/event.d/ and it all seems fine.
[08:47] <Threetimes_> cef: I have no idea...
[08:48] <cef> Threetimes_: yeah got me a lil stumped.. thought I'd ask about instead of mindlessly thumping my head on the screen
[08:50] <soren> Threetimes_: Just add a slash to the targets.
[08:51] <soren> Threetimes_: If the mailbox ends in a slash, procmail assumes Maildir.
[08:51] <Threetimes_> tried, doesn't work
[08:51] <soren> Well... Doing it wrong :)
[08:51] <soren> it works for me.
[08:51] <soren> Can I see your procmail rules?
[08:52] <Threetimes_> wiil post thet asap, just killed my ajax ssh app :p
[08:53] <soren> ajaxterm?
[08:53] <Threetimes_> soren: yes, it's really useful at school
[08:54] <Threetimes_> http://pastebin.com/f196cb0df
[08:55] <Threetimes_> The spamassasin headers are definately there.
[08:55] <soren> And what happens?
[08:55] <Threetimes_> my mail ends up in /var/mail
[08:55] <soren> Er..
[08:55] <cef> does anyone on 9.04 have an /etc/inittab file?
[08:55] <Threetimes_> if I disable procmail, it works
[08:56] <soren> cef: Ubuntu doesn't use an inittab file.
[08:56] <soren> Threetimes_: That makes no sense.
[08:56] <soren> Threetimes_: If you disable procmail, your mail gets filtered correctly?
[08:56] <soren> Threetimes_: What's doing the filtering?
[08:56] <cef> soren: guessed that.. but from older installs of upstart it used it ONLY to figure out the equivalent default runlevel
[08:56] <Threetimes_> no filtering has actually ever happend.
[08:56] <soren> Threetimes_: Ok, here's the deal:
[08:57] <Threetimes_> no mail has been automatically put in "Junk"
[08:57] <soren> Threetimes_: a) You're asking about getting procmail to use Maildir, but your problem is clearly that procmail isn't filtering correctly.
[08:57] <soren> Threetimes_: b) You need to tell procmail where to put your mail by default (if it doesn't get filtered otherwise).
[08:58] <soren> You do this using the DEFAULT variable.
[08:58] <soren> Guessing from your procmail rule, you want to set it to:
[08:58] <soren> DEFAULT=Maildir/
[08:58] <Threetimes_> is mailbox_command = /usr/bin/procmail -a "$EXTENSION" in postfix' main.cf right?
[08:58] <soren> Yeah, that looks about right.
[08:58] <soren> That's the default, isn't it?
[08:59] <Threetimes_> I got it from spamassassin's wiki
[09:00] <soren> Well, anyway. It looks about right.
[09:01] <cef> gah.. why won't my console getty's respawn. *sigh*
[09:05] <soren> Threetimes_: Did it help?
[09:06] <Threetimes_> Mail containing "hello"ends in my mailbox, mail containing the GTUBE disappears.
[09:06] <Threetimes_> I'll look at this later.
[09:06] <Threetimes_> bye!
[09:25] <cef> so, anyone got any idea why local console gettys won't respawn after the user logs out?
[09:26] <soren> No idea.
[09:26] <cef> once I restart them, everything works as expected
[09:28] <cef> I've got a vague idea that since the gettys get started asap, that it happens before /etc/init.d/bootlogs.sh, and so they don't restart properly.. might set DELAYLOGIN=yes in /etc/default/rcS
[09:34] <cef> BINGO! That fixed it. Not sure why it happens, but it happens!
[11:21] <Threetimes_> Hi, I have a procmail problem. http://pastebin.com/f624e200
[11:23] <Threetimes_> Spam mails don't end up in the Junk box, they disappear.
[11:26] <soren> Add "LOGFILE=mail.log" to your .procmailrc
[11:26] <soren> Try again, and see what the log file says.
[11:26] <soren> Threetimes_: ^
[11:26] <Threetimes_> ok, thanx
[11:27] <Threetimes_> will try that when I'm home, after five more hours :(
[11:28] <soren> Where exactly do you expect the mails to land?
[12:36] <Sir_Lyoshyk> hello to everyone.. can somebody help me with choicing filesystems?
[12:39] <Sir_Lyoshyk> nobody?
[13:54] <Threetimes_> I fixed the procmail problem, and i'm not even home yet!
[13:54] <Threetimes_> http://pastebin.com/f7c0222
[13:54] <Threetimes_> sorry, http://pastebin.com/f7c022216
[13:55] <Threetimes_> this is the correct .procmailrc file
[14:20] <bogeyd6> Number 1 overlooked service for admins? Apticron
[14:22]  * soren has a nagios plugin that does about the same thing
[14:39] <petx> I need some help...
[14:40] <petx> I need to add my IP in different netmask... any clue...??
[14:40] <Sam-I-Am> howso?
[14:40] <Sam-I-Am> ifconfig ethX <ip> netmask <netmask>
[14:42] <petx> one is for access to my ISP I'm using now... another is my neighborhod network...
[14:42] <petx> Sam-I-Am, how is it sam...?? sry, I'm new...
[14:42] <Sam-I-Am> maybe you don't mean netmask...
[14:43] <petx> Sam-I-Am, hmmm... I'll explain...
[14:44] <petx> Sam-I-Am, my IP now is 192.168.x.x in 255.255.255.0
[14:44] <petx> Sam-I-Am, I just want to add another IP, 172.18.x.x in 255.255.0.0...
[14:45] <Sam-I-Am> on the same interface?
[14:45] <petx> yups
[14:45] <Sam-I-Am> hmmm, weird... but ok... you'd need to create an alias
[14:45] <Sam-I-Am> so ifconfig eth0:0 172.18 ... netmask 255.255...
[14:45] <Sam-I-Am> then you'd have your 192 and your 172 on the same interface
[14:46] <bogeyd6> Does anyone here know how to install and configure tripwire for ubuntu?
[14:46] <Sam-I-Am> bogeyd6: apt-get install tripwire
[14:47] <Sam-I-Am> bogeyd6: you can find config docs online
[14:47] <bogeyd6> Sam-I-Am, ok, i did that, and i generated the keys. Whats next?
[14:47] <petx> Sam-I-Am, /etc/network/interfaces??
[14:47] <Sam-I-Am> bogeyd6: this isn't a tripwire support channel :/
[14:47] <Sam-I-Am> petx: no, thats the manual way to do it
[14:47] <Sam-I-Am> in interfaces you'd set one up like the eth0 one, only it would be called eth0:0 and have only the IP and netmask
[14:47] <bogeyd6> petx, if you run the cl like Sam-I-Am suggests, the next time you restart networking it will erase it
[14:49] <petx> so... how can it set to permanent..??
[14:50] <Sam-I-Am> petx: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/ubuntu-linux-creating-ethernet-alias-for-eth0-network-device.html
[14:51] <petx> Sam-I-Am, is it in different netmask...??
[14:52] <Sam-I-Am> you can make an alias whatever you want... however, i dont think what you're trying to do will actually work like you think it will
[14:55] <petx> Sam-I-Am, why...??
[14:56] <Sam-I-Am> because you're trying to access two separate networks from the same interface
[14:57] <petx> Sam-I-Am, but it works on w*****s.. >,<
[14:57] <Sam-I-Am> what you probably want is two network cards... one hooked up to your ISP, and the other to your home network.
[14:58] <Sam-I-Am> then it'll work on linux if you're explaining it right
[14:58] <petx> Sam-I-Am, sry.. my english is bad...
[15:00] <_ruben> a /wii petx
[15:01] <petx> _ruben, a /wii...??
[15:04] <petx> hmm... I'm confused how to explain then...
[15:04] <petx> T_T
[15:14] <twb> Can you "overcommit" RAM in kvm?
[15:15] <twb> That is, on an 8GiB system with four VMs, tell each one it can use up to 6GiB, and rely on them to usually only need 1GiB
[15:47] <Ethos> does "virtual host" in tasksel install vmware-server?
[15:48] <Sam-I-Am> Ethos: no, vmware server is a commercial product
[15:48] <Sylphid|work> anyone know where i can get a really cheap (~$200 or less)  36U square hole rack ?
[15:48] <Sam-I-Am> Sylphid|work: doesnt seem like an ubuntu issue :P
[15:49] <Ethos> no it's not
[15:49] <Ethos> vmware server is free
[15:49] <Sam-I-Am> Ethos: its not considered open source though
[15:49] <Sylphid|work> Sam-I-Am, its gonna house ubuntu servers =P
[15:49] <Sam-I-Am> Sylphid|work: google is your friend!
[15:49] <Sam-I-Am> Sylphid|work: ubuntu servers self-levitate, no rack needed
[15:49] <Sylphid|work> Sam-I-Am, cheapest im comming up with is $350
[15:50] <Sam-I-Am> racks aint cheap
[15:50] <Sylphid|work> Sam-I-Am, if only......=P
[15:50] <soren> Ethos: It doesn not cost anything, that's correct.
[15:50] <twb> Ethos: vmware-server is gratis.  It is not compliant with Ubuntu's requirements for free software.
[15:50] <soren> Ethos: However, it's still a commercial, non-free product.
[15:50] <PleXs> anyone known why kvm do not reboot with winxp
[15:50] <twb> soren: "proprietary".
[15:50] <twb> :-)
[15:50] <Sam-I-Am> Ethos: the virtual host on ubuntu would be more likely aimed towards KVM or even virtualbox
[15:50] <soren> that too :)
[15:50] <Ethos> so what does "virtual host" install on tasksel? :DD
[15:50] <Sam-I-Am> Ethos: but nothing says you can't install vmware
[15:50] <soren> kvm+libvirt
[15:51] <twb> I sit next to a #debian-legal weenie every day
[15:51] <Sam-I-Am> Ethos: kvm
[15:51] <Ethos> ah ok
[15:51] <Ethos> thanks
[15:51] <Sam-I-Am> which is actually quite nice...
[15:51] <Ethos> I don't think vmware server will run on my linode anyway...
[15:51] <Sam-I-Am> vmware is overrated imho
[15:51] <Sylphid|work> Sam-I-Am, im working on setting up a server farm in my house to provide free (donations accepted) VPS
[15:51] <Sam-I-Am> Sylphid|work: for who?
[15:51] <twb> Sylphid|work: I see several things wrong with this picture.
[15:51] <Sylphid|work> Sam-I-Am, the community
[15:52] <Sylphid|work> Sam-I-Am, anyone that wants one
[15:52] <twb> It seems to me you'd be better off joining one of the existing not-for-profit hosting/VPS providers.
[15:52] <twb> For example, hcoop and freeshell aren't strictly VPSs, but they do similar things.
[15:53] <Sylphid|work> twb, that prolly will happen down the line but im still working out the kinks ... need to get some ground work laid first and formost
[15:53] <twb> This will spare you the legal hassle of creating an accredited not-for-profit organization to accept donations, the power bills, the noise pollution, etc.
[15:54] <twb> Of course, if you're doing it for pedagogical rather than pro bono reasons, that's different... but you can't (safely) accept donations in that case.
[15:55] <Sylphid|work> twb, honestly im a technical guy with no business background.... so that is a concern
[15:56] <Sylphid|work> twb, im just looking for a niche that i have to give back to the community....
[15:57] <Sam-I-Am> Sylphid|work: start helping maintain packages :)
[15:57] <Sylphid|work> twb, and it just so happens that i work for my ISP so bandwidth is free for me and this would be a fun project
[15:58] <twb> You could set up a package mirror if your ISP doesn't already host one
[15:58] <Sam-I-Am> thats an idea
[15:58] <Sylphid|work> Sam-I-Am, i still need to get my feet wet on package maintenance
[15:58] <Sylphid|work> twb, good call!
[15:58] <Sam-I-Am> Sylphid|work: do you manage network services at your isp?
[15:58] <Sylphid|work> twb, any idea how much bandwidth a mirror pulls on average?
[15:58] <Sylphid|work> Sam-I-Am, sure do
[15:58] <Sam-I-Am> depends on use
[15:59] <Sam-I-Am> Sylphid|work: do you run things like bind, dhcp, ldap?
[15:59] <Sylphid|work> bind and dhcp yes ldap no
[16:00] <Sam-I-Am> well, you could run debian unstable or ubuntu karmic somewhere and test some of those packages... or roll upstream source into packages and test them
[16:01] <Sam-I-Am> for example.. i use dhcp with ldap.  ISC released dhcp4, but since the patch to do ldap only works with 3, i have a vested interest in the patch getting ported to v4 when debian makes a package for it... so thats what i'm doing now.
[16:01] <kaje> Can someone tell me what the debian-sys-maint user is in my mysql database? Also, it added two users with blank usernames. Can I delete those? I want to lock down my installation as much as I can
[16:01] <Sylphid|work> Sam-I-Am, does dhcp have that much maintenance required any more?
[16:01] <Sam-I-Am> Sylphid|work: well, particularly now since we need a package for v4... dont have one yet.
[16:01] <Sam-I-Am> they changed the entire build mechanism
[16:01] <Sylphid|work> ahh ic
[16:02] <Sam-I-Am> so its not a simple upstream insertion
[16:02] <Sylphid|work> i was thinking bout diving into the zebra code
[16:02] <twb> Sylphid|work: depends on the implementation, but the debmirror manual should give you some rough numbers.
[16:03] <twb> Sylphid|work: ideally you would provide a mirror of much stuff, but hardy/main alone is only a few gigabytes in total, and changes not at all.
[16:03] <mbeierl1> anyone here have experience with likewise open and assigning domain users or groups to local unix groups?
[16:04] <twb> Sam-I-Am: maybe we should all boycott ISC dhcpc and use pump ;-P
[16:04] <Sam-I-Am> eh...
[16:04] <twb> Oh, did you mean dhcpd?
[16:04] <Sam-I-Am> yes, d
[16:05] <twb> Ah.  I am slack; I use dnsmasq for that.
[16:05] <Sam-I-Am> i wish dnsmasq had more features i need
[16:05] <mbeierl1> twb: can dnsmasq do SOA records?
[16:05] <twb> But it already HAS dbus! >duck<
[16:05] <twb> mbeierl1: IIRC I saw upstream ships with an (unapplied) patch for those.
[16:06] <twb> No, that was LOC
[16:06] <twb> Brain fart, it's 1:11AM here and I'm debuilding
[16:06] <mbeierl1> twb: close... but not SOAgar... okay... :)
[16:08] <twb> mbeierl1: you can tell dnsmasq to be *the* authoritative server for some domains.
[16:08] <mbeierl1> oh.  would that do it?
[16:08] <twb> mbeierl1: I don't know if that counts as SOA, I haven't dumped its packets
[16:08] <twb> But dnsmasq is meant to be a caching dns slave, and serving local records locally
[16:08] <mbeierl1> twb: I'm trying to set up a linux/windows hybrid network for a school
[16:08] <twb> It's not meant to be world-facing
[16:09] <mbeierl1> and use likewise open to have the linux machines be part of the domain
[16:09] <mbeierl1> but something is looking for SOA records for the domain
[16:09] <mbeierl1> the Windows Domain name and the linux local net domain name are the same - is that a bad idea?
[16:17] <twb> I don't do Windows, sorry.
[16:21] <twb> mbeierl1: -f, --filterwin2k Later versions of windows make periodic DNS requests which don’t get sensible answers from the public DNS and can cause problems by triggering dial-on-demand links. This flag turns on an option to filter such requests.  The requests blocked are for records of types SOA and SRV, and type ANY where the requested name has underscores, to catch LDAP requests.
[16:22] <twb> mbeierl1: does that help?
[16:22] <mbeierl1> well, the SRV records I already have serving back to the PDC, and that works
[16:22] <mbeierl1> I just don't know if the PDC needs to be the SOA for its domain name
[16:23] <mbeierl1> I'll give it a shot and see
[16:24] <mbeierl1> but my real question is if anyone here has actually used Likewise for unix authentication?
[16:26] <twb> never heard of it
[16:33] <mbeierl1> http://www.likewise.com/products/likewise_open  - comes in the likewise-open5 package in Jaunty
[16:33] <twb> Hmm, not in Debian yet.
[16:33] <twb> "Winter 2009 Edition"... bloody hemispherists.
[16:34] <mbeierl1> hee hee
[16:34] <mbeierl1> does that mean June?  or December?
[16:37] <huats> soren: around ?
[16:38] <soren> huats: wazzup?
[16:38] <huats> hey soren
[16:39] <huats> how are you ?
[16:39] <soren> huats: Crazy busy. :)
[16:39] <soren> huats: You?
[16:40] <huats> quite a lot too :)
[16:40] <huats> I still have on my local computer the virt-manager merge available
[16:40] <huats> I just need to review something with you...
[16:40] <huats> (before to put it on LP I mean)
[16:41] <huats> so when you have 5 minutes can you please tell me your opinion on :
[16:41] <huats> There was a patch that you made for testing that the user who is launching the virt-manager is in the virtd group
[16:41] <huats> I am not sure it is still necessary
[16:41] <soren> I think kirkland wrote that patch, actually.
[16:42] <huats> ok
[16:51] <kirkland> huats: soren: howdy ...
[16:51] <huats> hey kirkland
[16:51] <huats> how are you ?
[16:51] <kirkland> huats: fine, what's up?
[16:51] <huats> same here
[16:51] <huats> :)
[16:51] <huats> I was saying to soren
[16:52] <huats> that I have done (locally) the virt-manager merge
[16:52] <huats> and that I have just a question regarding a patch that apparently you wrote (according to soren)
[16:52] <huats> the one that verifies that the user is in the virtd group
[16:52] <huats> do you remember that ?
[16:53] <huats> because I am not sure it is necessary
[16:53] <huats> and thus I'd like an opinion before putting that on LP
[17:12] <rsr> hello
[17:15] <rsr> I have two ubuntu server gateways. They both have exactly the same services but one has the ip 209 and the other has 210. Is it possible for me to make a script to change 210's ip to 209 in case internet connection fails on 209? it will then take place of the other server in case of a downtime.
[17:35] <soren> rsr: Look at heartbeat or redhat-cluster-suite
[17:39] <rsr> ok
[17:39] <rsr> thanks
[17:40] <Sam-I-Am> rsr: look at linux-ha
[17:40] <Sam-I-Am> rsr: which contains heartbeat :)
[17:41] <rsr> yes
[17:41] <rsr> heatbeat seams hardcore to set up though
[17:42] <rsr> I will have to thoroughly read all the man pages and docs
[17:43] <rsr> thanks for your help
[17:43] <rsr> I have to go
[17:46] <RoAkSoAx> rsr, there are many howto's
[17:53] <Sam-I-Am> heartbeat looks painful but its really not bad for just switching hot IPs
[17:53] <Sam-I-Am> anything using xml is painful at first :/
[17:55] <RoAkSoAx> but it is not hard at all it is just 5 lines in the heartbeat config to setup the IP switching
[18:36] <Sylphid|work> is it possible to set up a terminal emulator using cat or tail and echo ?
[18:38] <johnny5> Anyone know how to go about switching from apache-mpm-prefork to apache-mpm-worker?
[19:20] <thierry_> hi, I've just set up my apache webserver but I don't know where to put files to make them visible via http
[19:20] <giovani|work> thierry_: by default, /var/www/
[19:21] <giovani|work> but that's specified in apache's config
[19:21] <thierry_> giovani|work : k, I don't have a /srv/www directory so I'll check the config
[19:23] <thierry_> giovani|work : is it the root directory argument?
[19:34] <maswan> anyone found a list of which servers are talked about in here? http://www.ubuntu.com/news/hp-proliant-servers-certified-ubuntu
[19:34] <maswan> http://webapps.ubuntu.com/certification/list/?release=9.04&category=Server <- only two are listed here
[19:49] <zoopster> maswan: for G6, that is all that is currently certified...more are coming AFAIK
[19:57] <maswan> so it is 17 configurations of 1 or 2 servers among the G6 generation?
[20:01] <maswan> yeah, from a closer reading, it seems like only dl360 and dl380 g6, and also, only 32-bit legacy versions?
[20:03] <petx> hi all... I need to set dual IP with different netmask... any idea??
[20:04] <zoopster> maswan: the latter is correct...the 380 and 380 G6's
[20:05] <zoopster> maswan: I mean 380 and 360...yeesh
[20:07] <zoopster> petx: please clarify...two cards or one card with 2 addrs?
[20:07] <maswan> Well, I'm guessing the blades won't be certified anytime soon, given https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/360966
[20:07] <petx> zoopster, 1 card... two ip in different netmask...
[20:09] <petx> I've tried with the aliases... but I'm confused then... I dont know how to set it with different netmask...
[20:10] <zoopster> petx: try this http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-230622.html
[20:12] <oruwork> how can i check which version of mysql server i have installed ?
[20:14] <petx> zoopster, it works... thanks so much...
[20:14] <zoopster> petx: sure thing. enjoy.
[20:17] <zoopster> maswan: never know...that's an easy fix
[20:18] <petx> zoopster, I saw /etc/rc.conf... what's it...??
[20:20] <maswan> zoopster: oh, I've just had a guy over inf #fai butt his head against that for a couple of hours by now.
[20:20] <petx> nvm... I removed it... nothing happened then..
[20:20] <maswan> zoopster: got an easy workaround, or is it an easy fix on the package side?
[20:20] <oruwork> question. is anyone familiar with vtiger crm ? i am looking for an installation guide on ubuntu
[20:21] <zoopster> maswan: no easy fix from me...but it's only needed if you need networking during the install, no?
[20:21] <maswan> zoopster: yes, but it is rather hard to do automated network installs without networking during the install
[20:21] <zoopster> maswan: heh...good point
[20:24] <zoopster> oruwork: for edgy, but looks simple enough. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=358395
[20:25] <oruwork> zoopster-> i'm looking at that , vtiger now comes with a binary , not .tar
[20:26] <zoopster> oruwork: the vtiger wiki has some install docs...those don't work?
[20:26] <oruwork> zoopster-> i'm about to find out
[20:26] <zoopster> oruwork: good luck
[20:26] <oruwork> zoopster-> just dont want to break anything :)
[20:27] <zoopster> oruwork: it's linux...easily fixed
[20:27] <oruwork> zoopster-> they sai i must have    1. Access to set PHP directive : max_execution_time = 600
[20:27] <oruwork> not sure how to check that
[20:32] <zoopster> that's in the php.ini or in a .htaccess file
[20:32] <petx> how can I scan w*****s based shared folder on my network... any clue...??
[20:33] <zoopster> oruwork: you can easily check the variables with a php_info script
[20:34] <oruwork> zoopster-> not sure what you mean
[20:34] <oruwork> php_info ?
[20:35] <sgsax> anybody famliar with gentoo's glsa-check?
[20:36] <sgsax> I'm curious if anybody has done something similar for debian/ubuntu
[20:37] <zoopster> oruwork: just create a test.php file with this line in it "< ?php phpinfo() ?>" without quotes on your web server...when you hit that file via a browser it will list all of the settings for your php install
[20:40] <oruwork> zoopster-> http://www.selsovet.com/images/test.php
[20:44] <oruwork> can someone evaluate this please http://pastebin.com/m1bbd1f2d
[20:46] <sgsax> so awk is not on your system?
[20:46] <sgsax> isn't that part of ubuntu-server metapackage?
[20:47] <oruwork> dont know
[20:47] <sgsax> well, on my latest LTS install, mawk is installed
[20:48] <sgsax> and on my latest jaunty desktop, both gawk and mawk are installed
[20:50] <a1fa> wow is vmware really that resource hogging
[20:50] <a1fa> or there is some extra step/patch for ubuntu-server
[20:50] <a1fa> IO to vmware is awful
[20:50] <a1fa> i am seeing 120ms delay from host os to client os
[20:50] <sgsax> no, vmware is a hog
[20:50] <a1fa> awful product
[20:51] <a1fa> i just want to beat it with a stick
[20:51] <sgsax> it's a great product, when it works :)
[20:51] <a1fa> i have 10 GB of ram 2x2.6Ghz Intel Xeon
[20:51] <a1fa> IBM server
[20:51] <sgsax> you should try the free ESXi server, instead of the ordinary free server
[20:51] <a1fa> my load average is 3+
[20:51] <a1fa> sgsax : what benefits does that bring?
[20:52] <sgsax> it's a true hypervisor
[20:53] <sgsax> I've been using the free server, and am switching over to ESXi
[20:53] <a1fa> can it import images?
[20:53] <sgsax> though on my production free server, I'm showing a pretty low load, running 6-8 active VMs
[20:53] <a1fa> hehe
[20:54] <sgsax> you'll need their converter tool to import from free server to ESXi
[20:54] <a1fa> this shit all started happening after i installed norton antivirus on client os
[20:54] <sgsax> ah, well that would do it
[20:54] <a1fa> Windows XP
[20:54] <a1fa> no matter how much ram i give it
[20:54] <a1fa> it still crawls
[20:54] <drurew> can anyone sujest a sitebuilder
[20:54] <a1fa> tha mgmt website is awful in terms of resources
[20:55] <oruwork> how can i get to the buttom of the man page quickly ?
[20:55] <drurew> pg down
[20:55] <zoopster> oruwork: not sure what it needs...maybe original-awk?
[20:56] <zoopster> oruwork: your php thing...are you sure you have php running with apache?
[20:57] <oruwork> zoopster-> yup 100%
[20:58] <a1fa> does virtuablbox require x11 to run?
[20:59] <nick125> It has a headless feature, I believe
[20:59] <oruwork> now i am getting this error  zoopster http://pastebin.com/m38054669
[20:59] <oruwork> doesnt list what i'm missing
[20:59] <oruwork> doesnt list what its looking for
[21:00] <a1fa> nick125 : is there a package?
[21:02] <zoopster> oruwork: yes it does...you are missing "make"
[21:03] <sgsax> sounds like ou don't have a proper base install
[21:03] <a1fa> virtualbox-ose - x86 virtualization solution - binaries
[21:05] <a1fa> is this it?
[21:07] <nick125> a1fa: I believe so
[21:08] <a1fa> hm any urls on how to work this thing headlesly?
[21:08] <a1fa> virtualbox
[21:08] <a1fa> Qt WARNING: VirtualBox: cannot connect to X server
[21:08] <a1fa> it wants X
[21:08] <nick125> Maybe VBoxHeadless? I never used it headless, unfortunately.
[21:11] <oruwork> what is the default location of <apachehome> in 9.04 server ?
[21:12] <soren> What is <apachehome>?
[21:16] <oruwork> Specify the location of <apachehome>/bin/httpd in your system (For example /etc/httpd/bin) :
[21:16] <oruwork> soren->
[21:19] <soren> /usr
[21:22] <oruwork> soren-> nope :(
[21:23] <sgsax> how about /usr/sbin/apache2
[21:23] <soren> oruwork: Then you need to rephrase your question.
[21:23] <soren> oruwork: What are you trying to do?
[21:24] <oruwork> soren-> in the middle of installing vtiger crm
[21:24] <soren> I'm just going to read "vtiger crm" as "something", if that's ok? Go on.
[21:24] <oruwork> the installer script is asking me this question http://pastebin.com/m2754d7c9
[21:25] <soren> /usr/sbin/apache2
[21:26] <soren> It's asking you for the path to apache, not this made up "<apachehome>" thingamabob.
[21:26] <sgsax> did you read through the installation manual?
[21:27] <sgsax> they list all required packages there for 6 distros
[21:29] <sgsax> also seems to be a pretty thorough install guide, should be able to answer most of your questions there
[21:31] <oruwork> reading the insatllation instructions here http://wiki.vtiger.com/index.php/Vtiger_CRM_5.0.4_-_Installation_Manual_for_Linux#Choose_the_Correct_Linux_Distribution
[21:31] <oruwork> sgsax-> awk is not listed there, though i needed it
[21:31] <oruwork> sgsax-> so is make
[21:32] <oruwork> this sux
[21:35] <soren> oruwork: Is apache installed?
[21:38] <sgsax> if you don't have awk, then I'm pretty sure your base install is not complete
[21:39] <sgsax> and make is part of build-essentials
[21:39] <sgsax> which is listed
[21:39] <oruwork> soren-> yes apache is installed
[21:40] <sgsax> so according to the install manual, it will first ask you for the location of your apache config files
[21:40] <sgsax> which should be /etc/apache2
[21:40] <sgsax> and then for the location of the apache binary
[21:40] <sgsax> which should be /usr/sbin/apache2
[21:41] <sgsax> (redhat et al use httpd for apache)
[21:45] <oruwork> yes i was missing build-essential i just installed it and trying the installer again
[21:47] <oruwork> sgsax-> http://pastebin.com/m7d7c5671 :(
[21:47] <oruwork> same thing
[21:48] <oruwork> if i choose an option to install apache bondled with CRM ?
[21:48] <oruwork> is that gonna break stuff ?
[21:48] <oruwork> cause its already installed and i have stuff running
[21:52] <oruwork> why is it looking for httpd and not httpd.conf ?
[21:55] <oruwork> soren-> ?
[21:55] <oruwork> sgsax-> ?
[21:55] <oruwork> :)
[22:20] <phoenixz> I have this in the /etc/fstab: UUID=ff479173-12f1-416b-88d8-58e60282585d /boot           ext2    relatime        0       2
[22:20] <phoenixz> so its using the UUID for the device, not the /dev/vgname/lvname
[22:20] <phoenixz> I want to add another lv to the fstab
[22:21] <phoenixz> but I cant find the UUID for that lv
[22:21] <phoenixz> I tried lvdisplay, but the UUIDs in there are no the ones I find in the fstab.. Where can I find these UUID's?
[22:48] <Marticus> can someone recommend a good book on ubuntu server?
[22:55] <Marticus> is there a certification program for ubuntu server?