jdarias | how can i get the info about packages and cpu temperature | 01:49 |
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jdarias | i mean the info that appears when a user logs in for the first time | 01:54 |
jdarias | can i get that info by issuing a command in the console? | 01:59 |
jdarias | hello??? | 02:00 |
jdarias | helloooooo! (everybody got the rage virus so nobody answers) | 02:01 |
stiv2k | hi | 02:33 |
stiv2k | my roundcube-webmail got hosed when trying to upgrade | 02:33 |
stiv2k | something is wrong with the mysql database, it needs to be upgraded i think | 02:34 |
stiv2k | if only i can figure out how to start the upgrade process agian for roundcube | 02:35 |
giovani | sounds like a roundcube question then ... | 02:36 |
stiv2k | i guess | 02:36 |
stiv2k | giovani: how do i start the update process with apt(itude) again? | 02:36 |
giovani | what update process? | 02:37 |
stiv2k | when i began to update roundcube, it asked me a series of questions what to do about the database configuration. i want to go back to that so i can try it again | 02:37 |
giovani | was this in a web browser, or in the dpkg configuration? | 02:38 |
stiv2k | dpkg configuration | 02:38 |
stiv2k | it was a ncurses type of dialog | 02:38 |
giovani | dpkg-reconfigure | 02:38 |
stiv2k | nothing happens when i do dpkg-reconfigure roundcube | 02:38 |
giovani | the package is roundcube-core or something, right? | 02:39 |
stiv2k | ah yeah | 02:39 |
stiv2k | roundcube-core | 02:39 |
Alex_21 | Hi, all, | 02:40 |
Alex_21 | I would like to scan my network since the ip of one of my servers changed after a router upgrade and I can't find it. I have NMAP, but I don't remember how to can 192.168.0.0/24 | 02:41 |
Alex_21 | Can someone help me? | 02:41 |
Alex_21 | Please | 02:41 |
giovani | read the nmap manpage | 02:41 |
giovani | it's very well-documented | 02:42 |
Alex_21 | I am having a hard time reading it | 02:43 |
giovani | why? | 02:43 |
Alex_21 | I can only read small chunks of man pages because of my screen reader | 02:44 |
giovani | page down | 02:45 |
Alex_21 | Nope | 02:45 |
giovani | then fix your screen reader | 02:45 |
giovani | or use google | 02:45 |
giovani | to find an online copy of the manpage | 02:45 |
giovani | ubuntu has a website for manpages | 02:45 |
Alex_21 | There is nothing wrong with my SR | 02:46 |
giovani | there is if you can't page down | 02:46 |
Alex_21 | I was asking a simple question as I struggle through the Man page | 02:46 |
giovani | I'm in favor of you finding the very well-documented answer, rather than handing it to you | 02:46 |
Alex_21 | No, there isn't. I can page down, but the way things work, I can't read what is in between pages | 02:46 |
Alex_21 | It is quite unusual behavior :( | 02:47 |
giovani | use the up and down arrows to move one line at a time | 02:47 |
Alex_21 | It hits invisible barriers | 02:49 |
Alex_21 | It is a well-known but in Terminal | 02:49 |
giovani | this is not normal behavior | 02:49 |
giovani | anyway | 02:49 |
giovani | I've said that you can find manpages on the web | 02:50 |
giovani | ubuntu has a website for them | 02:50 |
Alex_21 | I am reading a hotow on it as we speak | 02:50 |
Alex_21 | Howto on it, ... Sorry | 02:50 |
Alex_21 | Also, it is usual behavior | 02:50 |
Alex_21 | It just is not ideal behavior | 02:51 |
giovani | no, the default manpage reader doesn't hit "invisible barriers" | 02:51 |
giovani | that's not normal behavior | 02:51 |
Alex_21 | With a screen reader it does | 02:52 |
giovani | nope | 02:52 |
Alex_21 | It has as far back as I can remember on | 02:52 |
Alex_21 | I have used a screen reader for years. I think I know when I find a bug and it is reproducable accross machines | 02:53 |
Alex_21 | Unless you think differently, I am sure this is a bug | 02:55 |
giovani | well there's no way to really prove this, or troubleshoot it -- did you find the manpage online? | 02:56 |
Alex_21 | I should call up software dev team staff on Monday and rereport it | 02:56 |
Alex_21 | I did not look. I found a nice walk-through though | 02:56 |
Alex_21 | So I am on my way | 02:56 |
Alex_21 | I realized my server isn't connected to the network even | 02:57 |
Alex_21 | It seems anyways | 02:57 |
Alex_21 | I'll bee back. | 02:57 |
Alex_21 | I'm going to go to the rack and fix it. | 02:58 |
Alex_21 | Thanks for your help | 02:58 |
Alex_21 | Good night | 02:58 |
burn_ | anyone have a package or something to show temp and other stats on a web page? | 03:59 |
Hasbro | Hi | 04:00 |
Hasbro | On my Ubuntu installation I cannot resolve anything without editing my hosts file :S I'll type ping google.com won't work unless I add that as an entry in my hosts file. | 04:01 |
Clackamas | Hi, I need some help in trying to preserve my RAID moving from SuSE 10.3 -> Ubuntu 9.04. | 04:01 |
Hasbro | Has anyone any ideas about this issue? | 04:01 |
Clackamas | Do I need anything besides the UUID and disk mappings? | 04:01 |
Clackamas | I am using the md driver. | 04:01 |
Clackamas | Hasbro: you probably don't have DHCP set up correctly. | 04:02 |
Hasbro | Any guides? | 04:02 |
giovani | Hasbro: your DNS isn't configured or working properly, obviously | 04:02 |
Hasbro | giovani, I use my provider's nameservers | 04:03 |
giovani | which are? | 04:03 |
Hasbro | • ns1.limestonenetworks.com | 04:03 |
Hasbro | • ns2.limestonenetworks.com | 04:03 |
Clackamas | Hasbro: what is in /etc/resolv.conf? | 04:03 |
Hasbro | search arcemu.info | 04:03 |
Hasbro | nameserver 209.130.152.7 | 04:03 |
giovani | Hasbro: those dns servers aren't returning records for the internet | 04:04 |
Hasbro | How can we check? | 04:04 |
giovani | and you are not specifying them in /etc/resolv.conf | 04:04 |
giovani | i just did check | 04:04 |
giovani | what makes you think you're using ns1 and ns2.limestonenetworks.com? | 04:04 |
Hasbro | I set the domains to them | 04:04 |
Hasbro | lol | 04:04 |
giovani | uh | 04:04 |
giovani | I think you may be confused how DNS works | 04:04 |
Hasbro | Yes, wasn't thinking | 04:04 |
Hasbro | wait so question | 04:05 |
Hasbro | I did not edit | 04:05 |
Hasbro | this | 04:05 |
giovani | there's a huge difference between authoritative DNS and internet resolvers | 04:05 |
Hasbro | and it was set to 209.130.152.7 | 04:05 |
Hasbro | which if you go it in a browser, brings up a page | 04:05 |
Clackamas | ns.limestonenetworks.com is 74.63.208.2 | 04:05 |
giovani | Clackamas: ignore that -- he's confusing his authoritative DNS for his domain with resolvers | 04:05 |
Hasbro | what's ubuntu's default nameserver set to? | 04:05 |
Hasbro | sorry | 04:05 |
giovani | Hasbro: it's not set -- that perobably came from your DNS at cologuys | 04:05 |
Hasbro | what resolver | 04:05 |
giovani | err | 04:05 |
giovani | DHCP | 04:05 |
giovani | or cologuys configured it for you | 04:06 |
Hasbro | nah | 04:06 |
giovani | well someone configured the box | 04:06 |
Hasbro | I run Ubuntu in a vm on windows | 04:06 |
giovani | haha | 04:06 |
Clackamas | giovani I will let you drive. | 04:06 |
Hasbro | It doesn't set to anything by default? | 04:06 |
giovani | Hasbro: no, of course not | 04:06 |
giovani | that's up to you to configure | 04:06 |
Hasbro | so if I leave it blank, what will happen? | 04:06 |
giovani | you won't be able to resolve domains | 04:06 |
Hasbro | giovani, so question | 04:06 |
Hasbro | since I run it in a vm on windows, can I just get what ever my windows one | 04:07 |
Hasbro | is set to? | 04:07 |
giovani | yes ... but you'd have to configure your vm software properly | 04:07 |
Hasbro | also, might I ask what the search line is for? | 04:07 |
Hasbro | search arcemu.info | 04:07 |
giovani | to either pass that ... or find the information in the windows host, and copy it | 04:07 |
Hasbro | in resolve.conf | 04:07 |
giovani | it's for automatically appending that domain on non-FQDN names you attempt to resolve | 04:07 |
giovani | i.e. ping foo | 04:07 |
giovani | will search DNS for foo.arcemu.info | 04:07 |
Hasbro | oh | 04:07 |
Hasbro | so ping google.com | 04:08 |
Hasbro | is searching forr google.com.arcemu.info maybe? | 04:08 |
giovani | no | 04:08 |
Hasbro | hrm | 04:08 |
giovani | google.com is a FQDN | 04:08 |
giovani | your DNS is broken, obviously | 04:08 |
Hasbro | could you check if 209.130.152.7 is a resolver? | 04:08 |
Hasbro | maybe it's vmware's settings which are fubared | 04:08 |
giovani | well it only has settings you give it | 04:08 |
giovani | but no, 209.130.152.7 is not resolving domains for me | 04:09 |
giovani | however | 04:09 |
giovani | that's a cologuys IP | 04:09 |
Hasbro | cologuys? | 04:09 |
giovani | so it's possibly limited to the internal network | 04:09 |
giovani | that's your IP space owner | 04:09 |
giovani | whomever you rent a server from is either cologuys, or is a customer of cologuys | 04:09 |
Hasbro | I see | 04:09 |
Hasbro | but the thing is | 04:09 |
giovani | this is a question for your provider | 04:09 |
Hasbro | I haven't modified any of this, and it worked on friday morning | 04:10 |
giovani | not #ubuntu-server | 04:10 |
Hasbro | and then it stopped working | 04:10 |
giovani | maybe their DNS server is broken now | 04:10 |
Hasbro | hrm | 04:10 |
giovani | once again, this is a question for your provider | 04:10 |
Hasbro | I'll contact support, 1 moment | 04:10 |
giovani | ubuntu is working perfectly | 04:10 |
Hasbro | giovani, do you have a server I could use to resolve domains off of? | 04:11 |
giovani | no | 04:11 |
Hasbro | what is yours set to then? | 04:11 |
giovani | they're set to opendns | 04:11 |
giovani | by way of a caching resolver | 04:11 |
Hasbro | so are there free resolvers out there? | 04:11 |
giovani | yes | 04:11 |
Hasbro | which is open dns? | 04:12 |
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Hasbro | giovani | 05:13 |
Hasbro | could I setup my own dns server? | 05:13 |
Hasbro | on the machine? | 05:13 |
Jomyoot | If NFS volume in /etc/fstab fails to mount. then will machine fail to boot? | 05:17 |
Hasbro | giovani, nevermind found my own answer and a nice guide :) | 05:19 |
Hasbro | cheers | 05:19 |
Hasbro | Jomyoot was yours deleted or soemthing? | 05:20 |
Hasbro | something* | 05:20 |
Jomyoot | no | 05:20 |
Jomyoot | just wondering in case | 05:20 |
Jomyoot | in case the NFS server is offline | 05:20 |
Hasbro | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=355869 | 05:21 |
Hasbro | check that out | 05:21 |
Jomyoot | because anything /etc/fstab has problem it seems to locks up machine | 05:21 |
kjkjava | Hey there | 05:27 |
kjkjava | I'm having some trouble setting up Ubuntu Server 9.04 LAMP on the network side of things | 05:29 |
kjkjava | I have set port forwarding on 80 and 22 | 05:30 |
kjkjava | and an online port scanner shows them as open | 05:30 |
kjkjava | (and only them) | 05:30 |
kjkjava | Also, web pages pull up fine on the internal IP | 05:31 |
kjkjava | and same with SSH (works internally, external port is open, but still nothing) | 05:31 |
kjkjava | okay, so even though tracerts can't make it to my global IP, my friend (outside of the network) was able to get to my site | 06:01 |
kjkjava | and so was a proxy | 06:01 |
kjkjava | so it looks like everyone outside of my network can get to me via my external IP | 06:02 |
kjkjava | so my new question is, why won't it work from the inside? | 06:03 |
kjkjava | but I'm happy, I suppose | 06:03 |
fbc-mx | Could someone tell me how(or point me in the right direction) to implement Event MPM on my server? | 11:44 |
Anirban1987 | i am having problem while upgrading SQL server. http://img31.imageshack.us/img31/5562/ubuntu20090621163808.png | 12:40 |
anirban | i am having problem while upgrading SQL server. http://img31.imageshack.us/img31/5562/ubuntu20090621163808.png | 12:42 |
pmatulis | anirban: it looks like you are mixing up debian and ubuntu packages | 12:48 |
anirban | pmatulis : Isn't ubuntu and debian packages same ? | 12:50 |
anirban | Then how to upgrade SQL server to 5.1.34 in Ubuntu ? | 12:52 |
pmatulis | anirban: no they're not the same | 12:54 |
pmatulis | anirban: just upgrade your system in the normal way | 12:54 |
pmatulis | $ sudo aptitude update; sudo aptitude full-upgrade | 12:54 |
anirban | pmatulis : But it is stuck in SQL server 5.0.67 in Ubuntu 9.04 server. Where the current release is 5.1.35 | 12:55 |
pmatulis | first of all, it's not 'SQL server'. it's 'MySQL server' | 12:55 |
pmatulis | anirban: i see 5.0.75 for jaunty | 12:57 |
Hecate | http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=mysql-server&searchon=names&suite=jaunty§ion=all | 13:10 |
Hecate | anirban, universe already offers the mysql server version 5.1.31-1 | 13:11 |
anirban | Hecate : But how to get that ? | 13:11 |
Hecate | enable universe and install the package | 13:12 |
anirban | I have uninstalled the unsupported package and installed the universe package. Still it is showing error : http://img26.imageshack.us/img26/5184/ubuntu20090621181240l.png | 13:46 |
Hecate | anirban, what happens when you invoke "invoke-rc.d mysql start"? | 13:49 |
anirban | Hecate : Same error | 13:50 |
Hecate | any output? | 13:50 |
anirban | Same error that was showing earlier. | 13:51 |
Hecate | except for the "fail"? | 13:51 |
anirban | action start failed | 13:52 |
Hecate | i need sth to work with. any details in the syslog? | 13:53 |
anirban | where to get the syslog ? Plz help | 13:54 |
Hecate | /var/log/messages | 13:56 |
Hecate | maybe there's sth in /var/log/mysql/ too- | 13:56 |
anirban | There is something like denied_mask="::r" | 13:58 |
anirban | Hecate : Can u hav an SSH access and look into the problem ? | 13:59 |
Hecate | maybe the current apparmor profile is not compatible with mysql-5.1, but that's just a guess | 13:59 |
Hecate | if you consider me trustworthy enough, i could. | 13:59 |
anirban | Coming to private chat | 14:00 |
mobi-sheep | I'm thinking about creating a Ubuntu Home Theater PC Server --- Preferably XBMC. What could you run on server that would benefit me (the home user) the most? | 14:29 |
mobi-sheep | And on the side note, I'm fairly experienced with Ubuntu already. I want to dip my feet in the server / networking area more. :) | 14:30 |
giovani | mobi-sheep: ubuntu-server has the same packages as the desktop version | 14:35 |
giovani | so there's really little-to-no difference from a what-will-run perspective | 14:35 |
mobi-sheep | giovani: I mean literally hooking it up to a HDMI television in living room so I would like to avoid the GUI. In a way, I'm saying that I want to set it up to run XBMC as a default session. I also looked at LIRC remote control. I only want to know what I could do that would benefit me or my local network. | 14:38 |
giovani | well xbmc is a gui | 14:39 |
giovani | and has to run on xorg | 14:39 |
mobi-sheep | giovani: Few packages would be fine for starters. It'll give me something to look at. | 14:39 |
giovani | I don't know what you're asking for though | 14:40 |
mobi-sheep | Does that mean I have to install Ubuntu-desktop or will xorg be sufficient? | 14:40 |
giovani | it means running xbmc on ubuntu-server might be a bit of a mess | 14:40 |
mobi-sheep | giovani: I simply want to learn more about server packages. | 14:40 |
giovani | it's most certainly possible | 14:40 |
giovani | mobi-sheep: there are thousands | 14:40 |
giovani | given that xbmc is a desktop-oriented application, it's not supported here | 14:41 |
mobi-sheep | giovani: Heh. Alright. I'm copying system files for XBMC live to usb at the moment. Thanks for the small talk. I'll figure out what I'm trying to do. I think I'm trying to achieve a ultimate HTPC + Home Server type thingy. :) | 14:43 |
ruben23 | hi | 14:59 |
ruben23 | hi how do i change hostname on ubuntu server | 15:04 |
_ruben | find all files on the system that refer to the old name, change to new name, reboot :P | 15:05 |
ruben23 | are there modprobe.conf setting on ubuntu server | 15:20 |
Hecate | ruben23, basically that would be /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts, but as _ruben said a 'grep -r "`hostname`" /etc' can't hurt | 15:20 |
ruben23 | Hecate:ok, but how about modprobe.conf can i find that on ubuntu or what is the equivalent config for that on ubuntu | 15:23 |
giovani | ruben23: ubuntu uses the modprobe.d structure | 15:23 |
giovani | look at /etc/modprobe.d/ | 15:23 |
ruben23 | giovani:its empty | 15:29 |
giovani | right | 15:29 |
ruben23 | is it normal | 15:29 |
giovani | yes ... if you'd like to place something you would've placed in modprobe.conf, you do it there | 15:29 |
ruben23 | im trying to find and load the module of Ethernet controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT6105 [Rhine-III] (rev 8b) | 15:30 |
ruben23 | i install it on the pci but not detected | 15:30 |
ruben23 | by the ubuntu server machne | 15:30 |
giovani | ok, and? | 15:31 |
ruben23 | if theres module for via-rhine i might load it | 15:32 |
giovani | understood | 15:32 |
giovani | so load it | 15:32 |
ruben23 | giovani:don know how | 15:35 |
giovani | sudo modprobe via-rhine | 15:37 |
ruben23 | giovani: i got it worked | 15:39 |
ruben23 | thans | 15:39 |
ruben23 | thanks | 15:39 |
ruben23 | hi | 16:40 |
ruben23 | if i have | 16:40 |
metalfan___ | or maybe not | 16:40 |
ruben23 | 2 nics for my ubuntut server | 16:40 |
ruben23 | i do the setting still on the /etc/network/interfaces | 16:41 |
ruben23 | how would it be written | 16:41 |
giovani | ruben23: "man interfaces" | 16:41 |
metalfan___ | ruben23, next time please write your question before posting it, check if for logical mistakes, for spelling mistakes. thx | 16:42 |
metalfan___ | it | 16:42 |
ruben23 | metalfan___:ok | 16:44 |
metalfan___ | somehow my via epia-mII board starts the installation, but after i leave the first "gui" screen some kernel messages scroll by and then it says "Trying..." which results in a "signal out of range" message from my monitor? doesnt ubuntu server always start a console gui? | 16:44 |
metalfan___ | also F5/F6 seen to be not working, no menu pops up after pressing | 16:45 |
_gpg_ | hello | 16:50 |
_gpg_ | Hello | 16:57 |
_gpg_ | i'm interested to use bazaar since few days, but stuck with some items | 16:57 |
_gpg_ | The "Decentralized with automatic gatekeeper" is what i need with my team actually, i cant find any documentation about how to use/set PQM server | 16:57 |
_gpg_ | anyone can help please | 16:58 |
giovani | _gpg_: you're likely to get better help in the official bazaar channel: #bzr | 16:59 |
_gpg_ | giovani, thank you | 17:00 |
durt | I need to virus-scan some .pdfs the occasional multimedia file and the occasional windows .exe. Can anyone get me up to speed with the recommended AV package? | 17:32 |
giovani | durt: clamav | 17:36 |
ruben23 | hi tried installing linux-headers but got this message http://pastebin.com/m763b37fb | 17:37 |
giovani | ruben23: follow the instruction it gave you | 17:38 |
ruben23 | yeah i did got this http://pastebin.com/m28594742 | 17:39 |
giovani | you didn't write the package name correctly | 17:40 |
giovani | please use some common sense before pasting these as if they're errors | 17:40 |
ruben23 | O:-) | 17:41 |
blacksunseven | hello | 18:59 |
blacksunseven | i'm looking for some help with apache2 (securing it, ssl only, etc.) | 18:59 |
Hasbro | giovani you here? | 19:04 |
Hasbro | I updated my resolver if I didn't say so last night :) | 19:04 |
kjkjava | Is there a recommended FTP daemon? or will anything do (proftp, vsftpd)? | 19:33 |
slestak_ | anyone good with gparted? Im trying to shuffle some space out of a logical partition sda4 out to a primary partition sda3? | 19:40 |
_ruben | kjkjava: its a matter of personal preference combined with your list wishes/requirements :) | 19:40 |
slestak_ | right now i am just one by one, copying the space left in gparted, one fs at a time | 19:40 |
jdarias | i have ubuntu server installed on a laptop. Is it possible to have dpms off everytime i boot it? | 19:51 |
jdarias | currently i have to issue sudo vbetool dpms off to turn off the screen (that´s what i want to do) | 19:52 |
_ruben | jdarias: put "vbetool dpms off" in /etc/rc.local oughta do the trick i'd say | 19:59 |
jdarias | nobody? | 19:59 |
jdarias | gonna check that now ruben! :) ty | 20:00 |
jdarias | brb, will tell you if it worked or not. | 20:02 |
jdarias | it worked, ruben, thank you very much! | 20:07 |
_ruben | nice :) | 20:08 |
slestak_ | _ruben: would you know how to troubleshoot a usplash problem on a laptop? It is the only one (of like 20 installs) i have seen the usplash screen distorted. on livecd boot, it looks correct | 20:10 |
Hasbro | slestak_, does the livecd use it's own drivers? | 20:10 |
slestak_ | Hasbro: i dont know. This is not a server problem, we can take to to pm or #ubuntu if anyone has a problem with OT | 20:11 |
slestak_ | i would think the 9.04 livecd would use its own drivers, probably nv, i am using nvidia accel driver with hd install | 20:11 |
Hasbro | Might be best to try #ubuntu ;) | 20:11 |
slestak_ | i was over there (still am) I was talking to _ruben over there, and saw him over here as well | 20:12 |
slestak_ | sorry, i know its OT | 20:12 |
slestak_ | im doing some gparted amnipulations rignt now, so i'll save the usplash problem for another day | 20:13 |
slestak_ | i have 60g available in a logical partition sda4, i really need to get it out of there and into a new primary partition | 20:17 |
slestak_ | i have moved it up to the front of the logical partition, but do not see how to take it any further | 20:17 |
_ruben | lvm for the win! ;) | 20:18 |
slestak_ | is that the only solution? | 20:18 |
slestak_ | i mean, am i screwed with this install, i can redo it,m just reying to extend and learn | 20:18 |
_ruben | probably not, but sure makes things easier | 20:18 |
_ruben | and whats the real underlying problem? why do you need to move the space ? | 20:19 |
slestak_ | im trying to get xp home onto a primary partition, basically dual boot - ubuntu installed first | 20:19 |
slestak_ | i kinda planned ahead, i have jaunty in an extended partition | 20:20 |
_ruben | "best" practice is to install windows first .. its has a deep love for the first primary partition, and destroys any unknown bootloaders | 20:20 |
slestak_ | yeah | 20:21 |
slestak_ | well, i keep good backups, im gonna just redo it. | 20:21 |
slestak_ | ty for your counsel :) happy fathers day to you dads in here | 20:21 |
ghostlines | I don't want to use openvpn's script cuz I already have a bridge setiup | 20:58 |
ErikWestrup | How do I, in the terminal, choose what interface to use for internet connections? I want to use 'dnep0' but right now the system uses another wirless interface. | 22:11 |
pmatulis | ErikWestrup: your wireless card was autoconfigured on the server? | 22:19 |
ErikWestrup | nvm, I found a way out from the cloud of confusion and found a solution. :-) | 22:58 |
hamush | does anyone know if dapper is still supported with security updates? last i heard, it was supposed to be supported, at least for server components, until 2011, but i keep on reading that it has lots of open CVEs and is not safe to be using. | 23:08 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #388600 in samba (main) "dpkg (подпроцесс): не удалось запустить post-installation script: Exec format error dpkg: ошибка при очистке - подпроцесс post-installation script возвратил код ошибки 2 При обработке следующих пакетов произошли ошибки: winbind" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/388600 | 23:11 |
diffra | sdf | 23:30 |
pmatulis | ErikWestrup: what was your solution? | 23:43 |
stiv2k | hi | 23:51 |
stiv2k | what is this error mean | 23:51 |
stiv2k | Connection for controluser as defined in your configuration failed. | 23:51 |
stiv2k | getting it from mysql | 23:51 |
stiv2k | phpmyadmin | 23:51 |
ajmitch | stiv2k: check the username & password for that user in the phpmyadmin config | 23:53 |
stiv2k | hmm | 23:56 |
stiv2k | its just set to $dbuser and $dbpass | 23:56 |
stiv2k | i fixed it by commenting those two lins out | 23:57 |
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