[00:27] <diffra> alfa: that's a known issue
[00:28] <diffra> you need to update the perc 3 firmware.  There's a bug in it.
[00:29] <diffra> http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9133
[00:29] <diffra> wow, thanks, uvirtbot.
[01:18] <a1fa> diffra
[01:18] <a1fa> thanks
[01:18] <a1fa> i'll do this tomorrow
[02:17] <Skaag> how do I get the linux kernel source for my currently running kernel, 2.6.28-13-server
[02:44] <qiyong> [09:41:59] <qiyong> what is src group for?
[02:44] <qiyong> [09:42:10] <qiyong> what user should my cvs run as?
[03:01] <twb> You probably shouldn't still be using CVS
[03:04] <qiyong> twb: i need slim client side scm, so cvs is better than svn for this
[03:05] <twb> qiyong: it's really not worth it.
[03:05] <twb> I think you'd be better off investigation a modern DVCS.  CVS will just drive your team insane.
[03:05] <qiyong> twb: DVCS? what is it?
[03:06] <qiyong> distrubted version control system?
[03:06] <twb> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distributed_version_control_system
[03:06] <qiyong> twb: i knew svn git hg well
[03:06] <qiyong> twb: but my team need to manipulate huge amount of binary files
[03:06] <qiyong> twb: only cvs run fast enough for this purpose
[03:07] <qiyong> svn downloads too much extra data
[03:15] <twb> qiyong: ah, that's a good rationale.
[03:16] <qiyong> twb: i wish i can use a modern replacement
[03:16] <twb> qiyong: when you said "slim client side" I thought you were talking about build dependencies or something
[03:16] <qiyong> twb: i didn't find any
[03:16] <twb> qiyong: yeah, it sucks.
[03:17] <twb> qiyong: out of curiosity, what are the binary files?  medical imaging?
[03:17] <qiyong> twb: i thought svn can be tuned, but it can't
[03:17] <qiyong> twb: yeah, quite closely to, various imaging
[03:17] <qiyong> also pdf
[03:17] <twb> Yeah, there's not much you can do about that.
[03:18] <twb> Really you're hitting an edge case of what VCS is intended to do.
[03:18] <twb> You almost want to use a distributed filesystem or something instead...
[03:19] <twb> qiyong: have you looked into something like GFS?  (I admit I don't really know what your requirements are.)
[03:21] <qiyong> twb: i can't data stored centrally
[03:21] <qiyong> twb: s/can't/want/
[03:22] <qiyong> twb: i need some kind of history infomation, so nfs, windows share doen't work
[03:22] <twb> Fair enough.
[03:22] <twb> Although you could get lightweight per-file history using RCS instead of CVS -- on top of NFS/CIFS.
[03:22] <twb> For the case where you almost always care about the current version, but occasionally need history.
[03:23] <twb> ...although I dunno if RCS supports binary files, now I think about it...
[03:23] <qiyong> twb: not sure if RCS has some usable windows client
[03:23] <twb> Ah, you need Windows support, too.
[03:23] <twb> I don't envy that set of requirements! :-)
[03:23] <qiyong> i guess RCS was too crude to use
[03:24] <qiyong> so i have to stick to cvs, not moving on to svn
[03:24] <twb> Well, CVS is basically just RCS with supports for pulling/pushing files without using NFS
[03:24] <qiyong> if cvs dead, i'd have to take its source and keep it alive
[03:25] <qiyong> i remeber there's still a development cvs and also cvs nt
[03:25] <qiyong> so there's three cvs alive now
[03:25] <twb> Yeah, but they're both pretty dead
[03:27] <twb> In Debian, the latest changes to CVS and CVS-NT were both in 2006.
[03:27] <hikenboot> hello I am trying to update-initramfs i am getting fatal: modules must be specified suing absolute paths any ideas?
[03:27] <hikenboot> s/suing /using
[03:27] <twb> hikenboot: check /etc/initramfs/modules and /usr/share/initramfs/modules
[03:28] <twb> hikenboot: sounds like you installed a third-party package that has a mistake in it
[03:29] <hikenboot> could i get around the problem instead by recreating the initrd image using update-initramfs instead of updating?
[03:29] <hikenboot> whats the ramifications of doing this?
[03:30] <twb> hikenboot: what has happened, according to the error, is that a package has asked initramfs-tools to include a kernel module that it thinks is necessary to boot -- but it has not given that module's full path.
[03:30] <twb> hikenboot: you need to find this reference and correct it, or purge the broken package altogether.
[03:31] <qiyong> twb: what version of your 2006 cvs?
[03:31] <hikenboot> ok thanks
[03:32] <twb> qiyong: Version: 1:1.12.13-12 and Version: 2.5.03.2382-3.3
[03:32] <twb> qiyong: note that I meant the last *upstream* release was in 2006 -- there have been Debian NMUs and tweaks since then.
[03:35] <qiyong> twb: so distro still working on it
[03:36] <ajmitch> only the bare minimum of fixes to stop it being unusable
[03:38] <qiyong> i'll write a small pkg to help adduser for cvs
[03:41] <twb> Right, as ajmitch says
[03:43] <hikenboot>  hello i am getting boot failed: no such device /dev/mapper/<volume-name> trying to boot a xen kernel anyone able to shed some light on this problem?
[03:44] <hikenboot> I tried installing a package or two relative to lvm2 that i thought would help per someones suggestion but it made no difference
[03:44] <hikenboot> I am using raid and lvm for my system partiton which is the one it failes on
[03:48] <hikenboot> s/failes/fails and s /patiton/partition
[03:51] <bc> wouldn't this be the master device on the secondary IDE? -> ata2.01
[04:40] <bc> note, that was in dmesg output. wrt, ata2.01: exception Emask 0x0 SAct 0x0 SErr 0x0 action 0x6 frozen
[05:11] <nandemonai> Hiya guys. Quick question about ssh keys. If I setup a key and use it, yet leave password auth enabled, will ssh fallback to password authentication when a key is not used for the same user?
[05:12] <jmarsden> Yes.  But the quicker way to find out this kind of thing is to try it :)
[05:13] <nandemonai> I figured. Just wanted to check before going ahead. Much appreciated :)
[05:16] <qiyong> i often get connection reset error when i mirror archive.ubuntu.com
[05:16] <qiyong> why?
[08:45] <Skaag> What's the advantage of using LVM on the entire disk, as opposed to just using the entire disk regularly?
[08:51] <Skaag> never mind I found a nice blog post about it
[08:57] <twb> Skaag: 1) snapshots; 2) migrating to new hot-swapped disks; 3) resizing; 4) possibly, striping
[08:58] <Skaag> yah, and most of these things live
[08:58] <Skaag> impressive stuff
[08:58] <twb> In short: flexibility
[09:28] <a_ok> where can i find the JSON stuff for php5?
[09:36] <ajmitch> a_ok: what do you mean by the JSON stuff?
[09:36] <a_ok> ajmitch: the json.so lib in what package is it?
[09:37] <a_ok> there used to be a php5-json package but its gone
[09:38] <ajmitch> in which version?
[09:39] <ajmitch> as far as I know, it's no longer a separate package
[09:39] <a_ok> as long as I can get JSON extention to work its all fine by me
[09:40] <ajmitch> tried using the functions in it with just the normal PHP that's installed?
[09:40] <a_ok> no
[09:40] <ajmitch> since it looks to have been included from 5.2 onwards, which is why I asked which version
[09:40] <a_ok> ah version of php
[09:41] <ajmitch> version of ubuntu would have told me which version of php as well
[09:41] <a_ok> 5.2.4-2ubuntu5.6
[09:41] <a_ok> hardy harron
[09:41] <ajmitch> ok, it should be included then
[09:41] <a_ok> thank you
[09:41]  * ajmitch doesn't have his hardy laptop turned on to test it out
[09:50] <qiyong> i want to upgrade from jaunty to karmic, how advices and procedures?
[09:51] <a_ok> ajmitch: all checks out just fine thanks agian
[11:33] <axisys> how long it takes more the login message to update ?
[11:33] <axisys> it said i need to install 3 packages.. i installed it and re-ssh and still getting the same message
[11:34] <axisys> how long it takes for the login message to update ? (typo in prev post)
[11:38] <axisys> now it is gone.. i am guessing about 5 mins ?
[11:49] <axisys> also when I login what is it that gets called and tell me that I have pkgs available to be updated or system needs to be restarted?
[12:26] <hikenboot>  hello i am getting boot failed: no such device /dev/mapper/<volume-name> trying to boot a xen kernel anyone able to shed some light on this problem
[12:27] <hikenboot> I tried installing a package or two relative to lvm2 that i thought would help per someones suggestion and updated initramfs but it made no differenc
[12:27] <hikenboot>  I am using raid and lvm for my system partiton which is the one it failes on
[12:27] <hikenboot> s/failes/fails and s /patiton/partition
[12:28] <_ruben> using lilo or grub?
[12:32] <hikenboot> grub
[12:33] <hikenboot> oh same thing boots with a non xen kernel
[13:04] <hikenboot> _ruben whats the significants of lilo vrs grub?
[13:25] <dthacker> Is the power5 CPU supported by ubuntu server?
[13:25] <dthacker> Sorry, should be specific.  IBM power 5
[14:10] <_ruben> hikenboot: grub doesnt support /boot on lvm
[14:15] <hikenboot> _ruben,  boot is on a separate partition and it has the problem trying to mount the system on the lvm volume
[14:39] <heath|work> Good morning
[14:39] <sgsax> another day, another openssl vuln
[14:39] <Appiah_> About the automatic updates , i selected install security updates, is there any log on what security updates it applies?
[14:42] <sommer> Appiah_: check /var/log/apt/term.log
[14:43] <sgsax> Appiah_: you can also look in /var/log/dpkg.log for recent activity
[14:44] <Appiah_> ah
[14:44] <Appiah_> thanks
[14:45] <asaavedra> hello, is it possible to use dovecot-postfix package (Ubuntu 9.04) using mysql authentication for virtual domains?
[14:53] <sommer> asaavedra: sure, you'll just need to add the additional configs to postfix
[14:53]  * sommer isn't sure what they are though
[14:54] <asaavedra> sommer: thank you, I'm trying a couple of tutorials, but none is intended for specific package dovecot-postfix
[14:55] <sommer> asaavedra: np, the dovecot-postfix package basically just configures postfix for SMTPAUTH using dovecot... so any additional configs you add shouldn't be a problem
[14:57] <asaavedra> sommer: I'll keep trying, thank your for your comments
[14:58] <sommer> asaavedra: np, others in this channel may have setup postfix and mysql so if you have specific questions feel free to ask
[15:01] <rags> I was trying password less rsh from differnt hosts using .rhosts file, but only works with ip addresses, so I guess the problem is with name resolution. But my dsn resolves the addresses correctly.
[15:02] <Gorlist> Hi, just grabbing debootstrap from  http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/d/debootstrap - however which one should I be using to install Hardy LTS?
[15:03] <Gorlist> 1.0.13.tar.gz or.. http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/d/debootstrap/
[15:03] <Gorlist> 	debootstrap_1.0.13~hardy1.tar.gz
[15:06] <Gorlist> no suggestions?
[15:11] <soren> Gorlist: You should be using the installer to install Hardy.
[15:11] <soren> Really.
[15:11] <soren> Gorlist: What are you trying to achieve?
[15:11] <Gorlist>  :) w
[15:11] <Gorlist> well
[15:11] <Gorlist> im install via a serial console
[15:12] <Gorlist> thus using debootstrap, however theirs no script for hardy
[15:12] <Gorlist> the last one is gusty?
[15:12] <soren> Hardy's a symlink to gutsy.
[15:12] <Gorlist> in version 1.0.13
[15:12] <soren> Unless you're using the version from Gutsy.
[15:12] <Gorlist> what does that mean?
[15:12] <soren> What does what mean?
[15:12] <Gorlist> symlink to gusty
[15:13] <soren> Do you know what a symlink is?
[15:13] <Gorlist> nop
[15:13] <Gorlist> soft link,
[15:13] <Gorlist> so gusty is hardy?
[15:14] <Gorlist> so whats this one for - debootstrap_1.0.13~hardy1.tar.gz
[15:21] <sommer> can ldap be used to define samba shares?
[15:22] <soren> Gorlist: You really don't need debootstrap to install over a serail connection.
[15:22] <soren> Gorlist: In fact, I'm unsure how debootstrap would help you in that situation.
[15:22] <Gorlist> hmm
[15:22] <Gorlist> how would you do it?
[15:22] <soren> Gorlist: Also, if you don't know what symlinks are, I'm afraid you'll have very little fun indeed using debootstrap.
[15:22] <Gorlist> im following this guide
[15:22] <Gorlist> http://sbmonkey.wordpress.com/2008/06/25/ubuntu-on-serverbeach-a-step-by-step-guide/
[15:23] <Gorlist> consider it a technical exercise :)
[15:23] <soren> Gorlist: I don't see where that mentions anything at all about serial connections?
[15:23] <Gorlist> well im running in recovery/ram mode you see
[15:24] <Gorlist> via serial console into that
[15:24] <Gorlist> working so far, just confused on the lack of hardy script in gusty
[15:25] <soren> It's *gutsy*, not gusty.
[15:25] <soren> And why are you running gutsy?
[15:26] <Gorlist> I don't want to to
[15:26] <Gorlist> too
[15:26] <Gorlist> I want to run hardy
[15:26] <Gorlist> but their* is no hardy script inside debootstrap
[15:26] <soren> Gorlist: Yes there is.
[15:26] <Gorlist> erm
[15:26] <soren> Gorlist: Where are you looking?
[15:27] <hikenboot> can anyone help with the mount problem I posted earlier this morning for raided lvm on / partition (note boot not raided and using grub) also note works fine for other kernels not the xen kernel
[15:27] <Gorlist> http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/d/debootstrap/debootstrap_1.0.13.tar.gz
[15:27] <Gorlist> scripts/ubuntu
[15:28] <Gorlist> breezy, hoary, gutsy, feisty, warty, edgy and dapper
[15:28] <Gorlist> no hardy
[15:29] <Gorlist> and 1.0.13 is the latest version?
[15:30] <soren> ...
[15:30] <soren> You shouldn't be looking at the tar.gz
[15:30] <soren> The links are created at build time.
[15:30] <soren> They're in the deb.
[15:30] <soren> So when you install debootstrap, they're there.
[15:30] <ScottK> kirkland: I was wondering if you could have a look at Bug #374067?  From the duplicate bug it appears to be encryptfs related.
[15:31] <kirkland> ScottK: looking ...
[15:31] <ScottK> Thanks.
[15:31] <Gorlist> soren: so I should be grabbing debootstrap_1.0.13_all.deb
[15:31] <soren> Gorlist: Yes.
[15:32] <Gorlist> soren: doh!
[15:32] <Gorlist> soren: :)
[15:33] <kirkland> ScottK: this isn't ecryptfs ...  he says he uses pam_mount to mount his home partition
[15:33] <kirkland> ScottK: i looked at pam_mount's code a year ago, and it was so bad, i wrote pam_ecryptfs
[15:33] <kirkland> ScottK: his bug could very well be pam_mount related
[15:34] <ScottK> kirkland: I see.  I know almost nothing about this part of the system.  I think it's clearly not clamav's problem.  Suggestions?
[15:35] <kirkland> ScottK: hmm, let me see how i'd debug it ...
[15:35] <ScottK> kirkland: Please do.  Whatever advice you can give the reporter would be great.  What I know is "hmmm, encryption on disk ... Ask kirkland."
[15:35] <kirkland> ScottK: what does clam do with the pam statck?
[15:36] <kirkland> ScottK: heh, thanks :-)
[15:36] <ScottK> kirkland: Nothing.  I think he's got freshclam installing it's data into his home directory (some of the GUI front ends do this).
[15:53] <ivoks> hello everybody
[15:54] <ScottK> ivoks: Hello
[15:58] <axisys> i noticed in jaunty when I ssh login to a box if there are any new pkgs pending update it mentions the total number.. unlike older releases.. i like it .. and also curious .. what functions gets called when i ssh in that display those pkg status ?
[15:58] <sommer> axisys: update-motd
[15:58] <axisys> sommer: i did not see it in my .bashrc
[15:59] <sommer> axisys: it's run from cron
[15:59] <sommer> axisys: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/update-motd.html
[15:59] <axisys> sommer: oh ok .. cool., thanks
[16:00] <sommer> axisys: np
[16:00] <ivoks> \sh: interested in testing 8.3.3rc2+some_patches drbd in production? :)
[16:01] <sommer> heeeh production patches
[16:10] <axisys> sommer: would be nice if it send custom messages to users
[16:12] <axisys> sommer: like you are using too much disk space .. i know quota works
[16:14] <sommer> axisys: sure, you'll just need to create a script for that
[16:21] <axisys> sommer: thanks
[16:53] <marquinos> Hi!
[16:56] <marquinos> I'm trying (for learn) to create a "tinyurl".
[16:56] <marquinos> I tried at work with Windows and it worked.
[16:56] <marquinos> But in Ubuntu server the .htaccess file not works fine.
[16:56] <marquinos> RewriteEngine On
[16:56] <marquinos> RewriteRule ^([a-zA-Z0-9\-]+)/?$ index.php?codigo=$1  [L,NC]
[16:56] <marquinos> Any idea, please?
[16:56] <marquinos> Thanks!
[16:57] <ivoks> did you enable rewrite module?
[16:57] <ivoks> a2enmod rewrite
[16:58] <marquinos> yes
[16:58] <ivoks> huats: my padwan is ready to become motu; what's our next step? :)
[16:58] <ivoks> marquinos: and you restarted apache?
[16:59] <marquinos> a restart the machine
[16:59] <marquinos> :P
[16:59] <marquinos> this is the source code:
[16:59] <marquinos> http://xiki.to/
[16:59] <huats> ivoks: already ready to become a MOTU ?
[16:59] <huats> ok
[16:59] <huats> I'll take the time to send you the email tomorrow night
[16:59] <ivoks> huats: yeah; this is his second run for it
[16:59] <marquinos> I'm learning only
[17:00] <huats> ivoks: I am a bit surprised since usually it is says that you need to spend a whole cycle working before applying
[17:00] <ivoks> marquinos: sorry, i don't speak spanish :/
[17:00] <marquinos> well
[17:01] <marquinos> the same code & .htaccess worked fine in windows
[17:01] <marquinos> *-)
[17:01] <marquinos> in Ubuntu server works fine
[17:01] <huats> ivoks: if you think he can apply to MOTU there is nothing different to do than for someone else
[17:01] <marquinos> but http://xiki.to/aac not work
[17:01] <marquinos> works
[17:01] <marquinos> but works http://wiki.to?code=aac
[17:01] <marquinos> I need rewrite the url from http://xiki.to/aac to http://wiki.to?code=aac
[17:02] <marquinos> but the .htaccess not works in ubuntu :(
[17:02] <huats> ivoks: you are sure MOTU no Ubuntu Universe Contributor ?
[17:02] <marquinos> I don't undertand
[17:02] <Fenix|work> Greetings!
[17:02] <ivoks> huats: he knows how to merge, sync, package, patch, where are docs... what else is there to know?
[17:02] <huats> ivoks: to become a MOTU ?
[17:03] <ivoks> yes
[17:03] <huats> he needs to practice and practice and practice
[17:03] <huats> :)
[17:03] <Fenix|work> Can anyone assist with dmraid? :)
[17:38] <tomsdale> what would you recommend as a base for a webserver/mailserver installation on vmware. JeOS or generic, 9.04 or 8.04 LTS.
[17:40] <tomsdale> I gave my provider already an image with 8.04 and the server image but he couldn't boot it due to a kernel error. I couldn't find the JeOS kernel image in the repositories so I'm thinking about redoing the whole image.
[17:40] <Fenix|work> Has anything changed in dmraid in the last couple of months?  Ubuntu now sees my ASR array with a different name that's padded with lots of spaces and won't mount the partitions.
[17:43] <ivoks> tomsdale: what kind of an error?
[17:44] <tomsdale> ivoks: he wasn't specific but I had problems before with a 64Bit server image on virtualbox - usually using the generic kernel solves the issue.
[17:44] <ivoks> ah... 64bit on vmware
[17:45] <tomsdale> I don't know where his error comes from - I am able to run the same image on windows 7/vmware server 2.0.1 without problems on my core duo laptop CPU
[17:46] <ivoks> maybe his vmware is on 32bit system
[17:46] <tomsdale> I guess so - In this case it would be smarter to give him a 32 bit install as well?
[17:47] <ivoks> yes
[17:49] <tomsdale> since I have to redo it anyways again - what about JeOS vs Generic and should I stick to 8.04 LTS or go with 9.04.
[17:49] <tomsdale> Apparently you can upgrade between LTSes so I'm more thinking it would be smarter to still use 8.04
[17:49] <ivoks> i'd go with 8.04
[17:50] <ivoks> and then, when inside virtual machine, install linux-virtual kernel
[17:51] <tomsdale> is JeOS only available for 32bit? I tried finding it on the 64bit install but linux-virtual doesn't install.
[17:51] <ivoks> i don't even know what jeos is :)
[17:51] <ivoks> i've heard rumors about it, but have never seen it :D
[17:51] <tomsdale> I'm actually thinking of starting with the JeOS image. JeOS apparrently is a tuned kernel for virtual appliances.
[17:51] <ivoks> so, that's linux-virtual
[17:52] <tomsdale> from what I understand it's a very basic system to start with.
[17:52] <ivoks> ubuntu-server it self is very basic
[17:52] <ivoks> iirc, jeos was just merged into ubuntu
[17:53] <ivoks> soren: could you give us some info?
[17:53] <tomsdale> from what I know I think it exists since 8.04, 8.10 introduced the vmbuilder but 9.04 I have no idea, nothing in the wiki yet.
[17:54] <ivoks> vmbuilder is something else
[17:54] <ivoks> or... hm..
[17:54] <ivoks> i don't know
[17:54] <ivoks> just use normal ubuntu-server
[17:54] <ivoks> install linux-virtual and you are good to go
[17:54] <tomsdale> you have a 32bit install. As I said on the 64it install linux-virtual was not installable.
[17:55] <ivoks> linux-virtual is available on 64bit
[17:55] <ivoks> Filename: pool/main/l/linux-meta/linux-virtual_2.6.28.11.15_amd64.deb
[17:56] <tomsdale> strange - maybe I'm missing a repository or messed one up. I will double check that.
[17:56] <ivoks> or... not :)
[17:56] <ivoks> https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/base-installer/+bug/283368
[17:57] <ivoks> but that's in installer
[17:57] <tomsdale> hm - fix released only for 8.10 - seems 8.04 still has the bug.
[17:58] <ivoks> right... virtual isn't in hardy
[17:58] <ivoks> for amd64
[17:59] <tomsdale> I guess one can use a backport but I wonder why they didn't fix it in 8.04. It's a LTS.
[18:00] <ivoks> that's not a fix
[18:00] <ivoks> that's a decission
[18:00] <ivoks> -virtual doesn't exist for amd64 in hardy
[18:00] <ivoks> there are probably reasons for that
[18:04] <tomsdale> ok ivoks, I'll ask my provider whether his underlying host system is 32 bit and base my desicion on that. In any case thanks for your input.
[18:19] <rsr> hi
[18:19] <rsr> im having some trouble. I dont know if its apache related. Maybe someone might help me figure it out. I have joomla running on apache and it was configured on an internal ethernet interface with an ip like 192.168.0.x. Now I have moved it to another location wich required me to reconfigure with another ip. but when I access the server through a browser certain aspects of joomla tries to connect to the old ip 192...
[18:20] <rsr> it is running on ubuntu-server LTS
[18:25] <zoopster> rsr: you will need to visit the joomla config and change the references to your new site...always you dns names where possible to avoid these issues
[18:25] <zoopster> rsr: that should have been USE dns names where possible
[18:26] <rsr> ok zoopster...ive seen it works after a while of trying to load
[18:26] <zoopster> rsr: ah..so it may be a cache issue on your browser
[18:27] <rsr> no
[18:27] <rsr> ive tried accessing from another browser
[18:27] <rsr> same thing
[18:27] <rsr> but its ok
[18:27] <rsr> after it takes a lonk while and loads
[18:27] <rsr> further loading is quick
[18:45] <balloooza> hello hello, I have a question, I hope this is the server channel, can somone
[18:45] <balloooza>   confirm this, I have a problem with dhcp server/ ethernet, the server
[18:45] <balloooza>   assigns itself an ip address to an interface set up as static
[18:45] <soren> balloooza: Reboot it.
[18:45] <balloooza> I have done that 2 times, it dose it every 5 minuits
[18:46] <soren> balloooza: Let me guess. It was installed using dhcp, and now you changed the config, and it keeps getting reset+
[18:46] <balloooza> no, I did nothing, it was on for 71 days, and now it is going crazy (this is only one of the problems) I am fearfull of a security breach of some sort
[18:47] <soren> Put your /etc/network/interfaces somewhere. (on a pastebin)
[18:47] <soren> Check for dhclient processes.
[18:50] <balloooza> my /etc/network/interfaces is fine, that is what I first checked, and whenever I run dhclient, it resets not only th ewlan ip (for modem) but the ip clearly set as static in /etc/network/interfaces
[18:52] <balloooza> it is strange, is there a way to see what the reson the ip was set, I was able to see when it set the ip in the logs, but no justificarion for the static configured interface to accept a dhcp assigned address
[18:55] <balloooza> I mean I can see somthing like: set ip 192.168.2.98 to 00:00:e..... but I would like to see somthing like, Now setting static interfae=eth2 to dhcp, because bang computer and throw out window!=true, this would explain that because I have yet to throw the computer out the window, the address remains dhcp.
[18:56] <balloooza> sorry for the hypothetical
[18:59] <balloooza> dose anyone know the log file for an interface, I suppose I could run wireshark, but I am more interested in what convinced the interface(eth2) set to static to use dhch to gat an address
[18:59] <_ruben> installing 9.04-server on a via c3 board .. wonder how that'll go :)
[19:01] <Gorlist> how can I check my root harddrive? (e.g. hd0,0)
[19:01] <Gorlist> tried fdisk -l but only comes back with partitions
[19:02] <marquinos> Hi!
[19:02] <marquinos> My before problem is solved
[19:02] <marquinos> :)
[19:02] <balloooza> hi
[19:02] <marquinos> for use .htaccess in ubuntu server
[19:02] <marquinos> I must edit sudo nano /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default
[19:02] <balloooza> that is good, I wish I had as good of news
[19:02] <marquinos> and Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews
[19:02] <marquinos> AllowOverride None
[19:02] <marquinos> Order allow,deny
[19:02] <marquinos> allow from all
[19:03] <marquinos> change by :
[19:03] <marquinos> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews
[19:03] <marquinos> AllowOverride All
[19:03] <marquinos> Order allow,deny
[19:03] <marquinos> allow from all
[19:03] <balloooza> marq, stop
[19:03] <marquinos> ;)
[19:03] <balloooza> paste.ubuntu.com
[19:04] <marquinos> sorry :$
[19:07] <balloooza> that is cool, the floodbot warning is science fictiony, warning balloooza= leaving, prepare for demensional activity
[19:10]  * genii prepares for dementialistic activities
[20:08] <heath|work> I am trying to understand split views in bind, but there are two files: named.conf and named.conf.local .  I am assuming all of the options I want to add should go in the .local file, but should the acl and views be stored in the named.conf ? If so, should I just lose the named.conf.local file?
[20:13] <_ruben> heath|work: close .. the named.conf is maintained by the package(r) .. named.conf.local contains your own custom/local changes
[20:13] <_ruben> if i recall correctly that is
[20:16] <heath|work> hmmm thanks _ruben
[20:27] <LeeQ> anyone have experience with APE?
[20:27] <LeeQ> I'm having trouble installing it
[20:27] <LeeQ> src/json.c:251: warning: âjson_callbackâ defined but not used
[20:36] <FFEMTcJ> Can anyone tell me why the most recient updates that came out are requesting a reboot?
[20:36] <sommer> FFEMTcJ: probably a kernel update
[20:50] <heath|work> FFEMTcJ,  libssl openssl today
[20:51] <heath|work> I'm not sure why there are requesting me to restart though
[20:54] <Abel408> Hello everyone! When booting into the ubuntu server cd the computer runs through a bunch of stuff and stops at "Debian GNU/Linux 4.0 www tty1      www login:" and waits for me to enter a username and password.
[20:54] <Abel408> Anyone know what the login is?
[20:55] <a1fa> hey
[20:55] <a1fa> has anyone updated dell firmware though ubuntu
[21:09] <henkjan> !jdstrand++ # filtering by interface in ufw
[21:11] <jdstrand> heh
[21:12] <jdstrand> that was fast, that was my first blog post on my shiny new blog :)
[21:13] <henkjan> its agegrated  on planet.ubuntu.com
[21:16] <FFEMTcJ> tzdata file libssl  libsasl linux-libc-dev openssl libmagic1 libc6 is what i upgraded today heath|work, best i can tell
[21:18] <jdstrand> henkjan: I know, I added myself, I was just surprised at how quickly I got the blog up, integrated and people responding. cool :)
[21:19] <a1fa> damn
[21:19] <a1fa> i dont get it why i am getting such bad performance from these servers
[21:19] <a1fa> 70mb/s
[21:19] <a1fa> whats the secret?
[21:19] <jdstrand> heath|work: bacically, many *many* things use libssl. rather then trying to say you have to restart a hundred applications, you are asked to restart
[21:19] <heath|work> jdstrand, that makes sense
[21:20] <a1fa> i have a 2x2 Core 3.2Ghz Intel Xeon, with 5GB of RAM, RAID 5 disk
[21:20] <a1fa> 15K RPM
[21:20] <a1fa> and this is what hdparm reports
[21:20] <a1fa>  Timing buffered disk reads:  204 MB in  3.03 seconds =  67.42 MB/sec
[21:21]  * bogeyd6_ :3
[21:21] <a1fa> this is just assannine
[21:22] <a1fa> wtf am I missing?
[21:24] <hikenboot> hello i am getting boot failed: no such device /dev/mapper/<volume-name> trying to boot a xen kernel anyone able to shed some light on this problem?
[21:24] <hikenboot> i am trying to use lvm and raid on ubuntu 9.04 except for /boot which is not raided cause I am using grub instead of lilo
[21:24] <hikenboot> it fails on both a debian kernel and also a custom ubuntu kernel...not sure what I am missing
[21:27] <hikenboot> bbs
[21:27] <jmarsden|work> a1fa: Try using a benchmark more representative of your expected server load? hdparm is for tweaking hard drives, not for serious benchmarking.
[21:35] <a1fa> jmarsden: i am getting 300mb/s on another server
[21:35] <a1fa> Dell 2850
[21:35] <a1fa> Ubuntu 9.04
[21:36] <_ruben> hdparm isnt a benchmarking tool
[21:37] <jmarsden|work> a1fa: Same disk controller and disks on both machines?  hdparm -tT does odd things on some controllers, at least for me it does... use iozone or bonnie++ or some more "real" disk benchmark to get yourself a better view of what is happening.
[21:37] <_ruben> iometer is better (tho far from perfect on linux)
[21:42] <a1fa> does iometer run in shell? and is it fast?
[21:47] <a1fa> I am doing bonnie++ benchmark right npw
[21:47] <a1fa> on both servers
[21:48] <a1fa> 9gb files
[21:48] <a1fa> :P
[21:48] <a1fa> its taking forever
[21:50] <a1fa> 2850 is literally rockin
[21:50] <a1fa> 100+ mb/s
[21:50] <a1fa> as far as my naked eye can tell
[21:50] <a1fa> 2650 not so much
[21:52] <a1fa> [    1.601795] scsi 0:0:0:0: Direct-Access     SEAGATE  ST3300555SS      T106 PQ: 0 ANSI: 5
[21:52] <a1fa> on Dell 2850
[21:55] <a1fa> [    2.906545] scsi 2:0:0:0: Direct-Access     DELL     PERC RAID5       V1.0 PQ: 0 ANSI: 2
[21:55] <a1fa> on 2650
[21:59] <a1fa> hdparm is pretty much dead on with bonnie++
[22:01] <a1fa> anyone else with Dell 2650 here?
[22:11] <a1fa> nvm
[22:11] <a1fa> with Raid 5 you can only get single disk speeds
[22:11] <a1fa> due to stripping
[22:11] <a1fa> with Raid 10 i am bound to get 200mb/s
[22:18] <a1fa> fucking simple as that
[22:24] <LiraNuna> hello,
[22:24] <LiraNuna> I got a rather disturbing problem on 8.04.2
[22:25] <LiraNuna> it's a production server, and I've just noticed this problem while upgrading the system's RAM
[22:25] <LiraNuna> when I shut it down, it complains it cannot unmount file systems, as it doesn't have permissions
[22:25] <LiraNuna> this results in fsck kicking in the next boot
[22:27] <jmarsden|work> LiraNuna: Seems odd, but I'd check permissions on / , /etc , and /etc/mtab for sanity
[22:28] <LiraNuna> permissions on / ?
[22:28] <jmarsden|work> ls -ld /
[22:28] <LiraNuna> oh, never knew about d
[22:29] <LiraNuna> http://pastie.org/525937
[22:29] <LiraNuna> seems okay to me
[22:30] <jmarsden|work> Looks OK to me too.  I'm not sure what else to suggest... if the server stays up for months at a time, maybe you don't really care about this and should just get it back online as is?
[22:32] <LiraNuna> I'd rather not ignore problems such as this, the server is connected to a UPS, and when it's low it shuts it down. If it will shutdown without clean unmount, it might make stuff worse
[22:33] <LiraNuna> where can I find info about how ubuntu commercial support is working? is there a per-hour basis instead of monthly fee?
[22:33] <jmarsden|work> Sure.  Then you'll probably want to read the shutdown scripts and see where it umount's file systems,and figure out what is going on from there.
[22:33] <jmarsden|work> I don't think Canonical does per-incident support.
[22:33] <LiraNuna> I got no experience with shutdown scripts, just startup
[22:34] <LiraNuna> mind giving me a few pointers if you are knowledgeable?
[22:34] <jmarsden|work> I would but it's the middle of my work day... I'm supposed to be working :)
[22:35] <LiraNuna> oh whoops, didn't notice that
[22:35] <LiraNuna> thank you so much for your time
[22:35] <LiraNuna> I hope I didn't get you in trouble
[22:36] <jmarsden|work> No problem... if I'm still here as jmarsden in 3 or 4 hours time, ask me again :)
[22:39] <LiraNuna> jmarsden|work, thank you; highly appreciated
[22:44] <DelphiWorld> hello Ubuntu users
[22:45] <DelphiWorld> please anyone here use OpenSer in ubuntu?
[22:46] <DelphiWorld> i installed PhpPgadmin but i'm unable to access it using my Browser: 403 Forbidden
[22:54] <LiraNuna> those are the errors I get during shutdown: http://pastie.org/525966
[22:54] <LiraNuna> which is rather silly since root is executing that script
[23:00] <LiraNuna> I believe the problem is apparmor...
[23:01] <LiraNuna> apparently /bin/dash is confined and I can't seem to stop apparmor
[23:02] <LiraNuna> same bug as here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apparmor/+bug/268880
[23:33] <jdstrand> LiraNuna: just passing by, but you don't have to guess-- check /var/log/kern.log for 'audit' errors. see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingApparmor for details
[23:33] <LiraNuna> jdstrand, the problem was indeed apparmor
[23:33] <LiraNuna> apparently /bin/dash was enforced
[23:34] <LiraNuna> so it couldn't unmount (even root couldn't)
[23:34] <jdstrand> that is a seriously non-default profile
[23:34] <LiraNuna> I know, I messed with apache profile
[23:34] <jdstrand> ah
[23:34] <LiraNuna> but I still don't know why /bin/dash was included
[23:35] <LiraNuna> I ended up purging apparmor and reloading (since root didn't have the privileges to stop it now!)
[23:35] <jdstrand> you could have just moved the init script aside and rebooted
[23:36] <jdstrand> bye purging you likely lost the cause of the problem and how to avoid it
[23:36] <jdstrand> s/bye/by/
[23:36] <LiraNuna> true ...
[23:36] <sbeattie> or rebooted with "apparmor.enabled=0" on the kernel command line
[23:37] <jdstrand> ah yes, an even better option
[23:37] <jdstrand> leave to sbeattie to come up with the ultimate option :)
[23:38]  * LiraNuna takes notes
[23:39] <LiraNuna> thank you both,
[23:39] <jdstrand> np
[23:39] <LiraNuna> okay and it's back
[23:39] <LiraNuna> I got no profiles and I just called aa-logprof
[23:40] <LiraNuna> http://pastie.org/526008
[23:40] <LiraNuna> at least it stops this time
[23:51] <c0rleone> anyone knows how i fix this ? i cant install apache2... please http://pastebin.com/md8c98ed