[00:17] <sseiersen> :O
[01:11] <sseiersen> :O
[01:11] <sseiersen> Oh noes
[03:32] <U2GB> Hi, can I make chroot with openssh-server on ubuntu 8.04 server?
[03:47] <qman__> U2GB, yes, it requires additional software though
[03:50] <U2GB> ok, I get this message when I restart ssh service "ChrootDirectory is not allowed within a Match block"
[03:50] <U2GB> do you now what software?
[03:58] <qman__> I use jailkit  http://olivier.sessink.nl/jailkit/index.html#download
[03:59] <U2GB> ok thanks
[05:09] <sseiersen>   
[05:37] <sarthor> Hi, Hi, i am trying to configure linux computer with multi isp, having shorewall-perl 2.4.10, but there is error, all of my configuration are here, http://pastebin.com/m283087d6 Error says eth1 is not usable.
[05:49] <brunokrebs> hi there
[05:50] <brunokrebs> if my firewall rules are empty, and I type "iptables -P OUTPUT DROP" this will revoke any rules about outputs that I might add after that?
[05:50]  * ball stares blankly
[05:57] <qman__> no
[05:57] <qman__> that will cause it to drop all traffic unless rules specify otherwise
[05:57] <qman__> if you want to clear all your rules, use "iptables -F"
[06:04] <brunokrebs> yes, thanks
[06:05] <brunokrebs> I asked that because I was reading a book that have some examples
[06:05] <brunokrebs> but the examples are not working properly
[06:05] <brunokrebs> and I thouth it could be that first rule that they told me to put
[06:05] <brunokrebs> that is drop from the three chains
[06:06] <brunokrebs> but I made a few tests now and I could find that other rules can revoke this drop all first rule
[06:06] <brunokrebs> thanks again
[06:09] <brunokrebs> thought*
[06:28] <brunokrebs> ok I was able to, after setting the firewall to drop all from all chains, ping the localhost adding a few rules
[06:29] <brunokrebs> like: "iptables -A INPUT -i localhost -j ACCEPT" and "iptabls -A OUTPUT -j ACCEPT"
[06:30] <brunokrebs> but I can't accomplish to enable access to a server outside, like google
[06:30] <brunokrebs> how would I do that?
[06:39] <ball> How do I tell Ubuntu Server which ntp server to use?
[07:07] <duvnell> I'm currently booted from my old drive on /dev/sda1 .. I've now mounted my new drive's partition, /dev/sdb1.  Now I want to install grub on sdb1 because I'm about to remove the old drive on sda ... so when it boots next, the new drive will be sda...   How do I install grub on sdb?
[07:24] <Dustan> Hey guys, I'm pulling out my hair here, hoping someone can offer some solutions to my issue.
[07:24] <Dustan> I am moving a site from a managed host to a vps
[07:24] <Dustan> I am running ubuntu 8.04 on my vps
[07:25] <Dustan> on of the sites I am moving over uses a form/php script to email my client when they want a quote
[07:25] <Dustan> http://www.harrysflooring.com/contact.html
[07:26] <Dustan> php file processing the form
[07:26] <Dustan> http://pastebin.com/d43357a34
[07:26] <Dustan> I set up a simple lamp server and planned to use google apps for email
[07:26] <Dustan> How can I make this function without the fun of setting up a full blown mail server on my vps
[07:27] <Dustan> ? 1,000,000 internet points to man/lady who can save my day
[07:36] <ball> Dustan: why not have it dump them to a flat file and use something like logrotate to chop that up for downloading via rsync or sftp?
[07:37] <ball> Hang on though, you wouldn't need a main /server/, just a scriptable mail user agent
[07:37] <ball> (something like the ancient Berkeley mail program, which could mail text from standard input)
[07:41] <Dustan> here is the thing, I am a very young server admin, less than a year, so some of this stuff is way over my head. I am getting a grasp of things though.
[07:41] <Dustan> would installing postfix fix my problem>
[07:41] <Dustan> the form/php functioned fine on my managed host
[07:41] <ball> No
[07:42] <ball> At least, not without potentially introducing many more.
[07:42] <Dustan> I see.
[07:43] <Dustan> It's funny, when I found google apps I though that all my email nightmares were over.
[07:44] <ball> Mail wouldn't be my choice.
[07:45] <ball> Does your VPS have any kind of database on it?
[07:45] <Dustan> mysql
[07:45] <Dustan> it's a linode, it can have whatever we want
[07:46] <ball> Just tuck them away in a table somewhere and add an admin interface that lets your customer click a button and download the lot.
[07:47] <Dustan> what about  ssmtp
[07:48] <ball> putting mail on your Web server is a bad idea in my opinion because of what could happen when your VPS is compromised
[07:48] <Dustan> What he like about the email was I could have the email cc'd to his cell xxx-xxx-xx@phoneservice.com
[07:49]  * ball shrugs
[07:49] <Dustan> he could call the contact from his worksite
[07:49] <ball> He'll like that until the spammers hit.
[07:50] <Dustan> captchas?
[07:50] <ball> Anyone here happen to know how to ask an Ubuntu Server box to suspend?
[08:01]  * ball gives up and goes to bed.
[10:53] <orogor> hi here
[10:54] <orogor> anyone may help me to switch from a single drive install to a raid 10 install using only 4 drives?
[11:01] <qiyong> i lost my clipboard, what is its widget name?
[11:01] <qiyong> i lost my clipboard, what is its widget name?
[11:16] <Speedy059> root@changeme:~# apt-get install yum
[11:16] <Speedy059> Reading package lists... Done
[11:16] <Speedy059> Building dependency tree... Done
[11:16] <Speedy059> E: Couldn't find package yum
[11:16] <Speedy059> root@changeme:~#
[11:16] <Speedy059> How do you install YUM?
[11:16] <Speedy059> Wont work for me :/
[11:27]  * RoyK slaps Speedy059 
[11:27] <RoyK> orogor: switch?
[11:27] <RoyK> Speedy059: alias yum='apt-get'
[11:29] <RoyK> orogor: there are several ways to do that. I'd recommend backup/reinstall/restore
[12:22] <freelancer4> hey guys, i have acoupple of questions in ragards to replacing m$ sbs, with ubuntu, im starting at the base, and wanting some good hints / tips on building a working openldap + samba setup
[12:39] <RoyK> freeflying: ask away - about openldap + samba, try google
[13:05] <Speedy059> When I install KDE, ubuntu-desktop, VNC..when I connect VNC all I get is a command prompt and a black/white screen with now desktop. Any ideas?
[13:07] <RoyK> Speedy059: on a server?
[14:14] <NorthByNorthWest> Hi! Need som help with server and vbox... I have installed a Ubuntu Server Edition with everything that I need on my desktop computer, works really well! Now I want to migrate the VM-server to a dedicated server computer running Ubuntu Server Edition...
[14:15] <NorthByNorthWest> which is the best way forward? I installed the virtualization options on the ubuntu server, but does that give me the option to simply move the virtual harddrive file and boot my virtual machine?
[14:42] <avalonstable> hi folks, is pam required for kerberos?
[14:43] <avalonstable> or is it enough to manually create a ticket (kinit) and login with that
[16:52] <J_5> is their a command to tell me what version of some of the packages I have are (apache, open-ssh etc.) ?
[16:53] <jmarsden> J_5: dpkg-query -W apache2 openssh-client # etc
[16:54] <J_5> sweet, thank you.
[16:55] <jmarsden> No problem.
[17:27] <Byron_> Hello everyone. Thank you all for your help in getting my Ubuntu LAMP server setup. It's running, I can SSH to it from my phone (G1), FTP from my desktop and netbook, but I can't access the index.php file as it tries to download rather than display.
[17:27] <Byron_> What would cause this to happen? All appears to be installed and running for Apache and php5
[17:52] <Byron> when I use 'curl -i http://My.Own.IP.Address' I get the contents of what would display online, but my browser keeps trying to download the index.php file as opposed to displaying it on the browser.
[18:05] <Byron> So it seems that I can only view the contents when I use a browser as root
[18:06] <Byron> Is there a way around this (leaving it as root:root) or should I chown it to $USER:$USER?
[18:13] <Byron> So it seems that chown'ing to $USER:$USER was the solution for /var/www
[18:23] <Byron> www was set to 755, if that doesn't add some oddity
[20:51] <jaredster> can somebody help me with cupsys?
[20:54] <jaredster> https://help.ubuntu.com/6.06/ubuntu/serverguide/C/cups.html
[20:55] <jaredster> this tells me to edit my /etc/cups/cups.d/ports.conf, but it doens't exist
[20:55] <jaredster> even after I installed cups, cupsys, and cupsys-client
[20:59] <heath|home> you're using 6.06?
[20:59] <jaredster> no, ubuntu server 9.04
[21:00] <jaredster> yeah i saw that
[21:01] <jaredster> following this one now https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/cups.html
[21:04] <jaredster>  it still says to look for /etc/cups/cups.d/, but the directory doesnt seem to exist.
[21:06] <jaredster> heath|home, do you have any idea?
[21:09] <heath|home> I'm not sure why it wouldn't be there. Do you want me to pastebin mine?
[21:10] <jaredster> yes please
[21:10] <heath|home> jaredster: did you install cups-common?
[21:11] <jaredster> yes
[21:11] <heath|home> There is 17 files in /etc/cups
[21:12] <jaredster> etc/cups$ ls
[21:12] <jaredster> acroread.conf       mime.convs      oopstops.types  pstopdf.convs  snmp.conf
[21:12] <jaredster> cupsd.conf          mime.types      pdftops.conf    raw.convs      ssl
[21:12] <jaredster> cupsd.conf.default  oopstops.convs  ppd             raw.typ
[21:13] <heath|home> that's everything I have
[21:13] <heath|home> here are the packages I have installed: http://pastie.org/542573
[21:14] <jaredster> I'm kind of new to this.  I'm installing this for the house.
[21:14] <jaredster> Isn't cups.d supposed to be a directory
[21:14] <heath|home> jaredster: are you installing a server for your house?
[21:15] <jaredster> yep
[21:15] <heath|home> jaredster: look into ebox, it makes all this stuff a breeze
[21:16]  * ScottK encourages continued learning about how the system works.
[21:16] <heath|home> I think it's even in the guide
[21:16] <jaredster> I've already invested too much time into this
[21:16] <jaredster> I don't think I'm going to install an other distro
[21:17] <jaredster> this is just one of the few things I'm trying to set up really
[21:17] <heath|home> well, ebox runs on ubuntu. It looks like everything you need is in the dir, what exactly is not working?
[21:18] <jaredster> no cups.d directory, the ubuntu guide tells you to edit files in it
[21:18] <jaredster> /etc/cups/cups.d/ports.conf
[21:18] <heath|home> I don't have that dir either...
[21:18] <jaredster> weird
[21:18] <jaredster> and yours works fine?
[21:19] <heath|home> nor do I have that file
[21:19] <jaredster> so that guide is wrong then
[21:22] <heath|home> jaredster: http://www.debianadmin.com/setup-cups-common-unix-printing-system-server-and-client-in-debian.html
[21:23] <jaredster> thanks heath|home
[21:23] <jaredster> i'll try that
[21:23] <heath|home> That explains what cupsd.conf needs
[22:14] <jaredster> thanks heath|home
[22:14] <jaredster> the main page is up now
[22:14] <heath|home> you get it going?
[22:14] <heath|home> nice!
[22:14] <jaredster> yeah, except now I'm getting a 426 error
[22:14] <jaredster> upgrade requierd
[22:14] <jaredster> required*
[22:14] <jaredster> btw I'm setting this up over the internet
[22:15] <heath|home> That's always the best way to do it!
[22:15] <jaredster> lol
[22:16] <jaredster> I mean the server is in an other state
[22:16] <jaredster> so that's always fun
[22:17] <jaredster> openssh ftw
[22:19] <jaredster> i'm getting an "426 Upgrade Required" whenever I try to access anything other than the main page.
[22:19] <heath|home> main page being site:631 ?
[22:20] <jaredster> yes
[22:20] <jaredster> but if I access server:631/admin I get the error.
[22:20] <jaredster> then it trys to redirect me to the lanip:631, which won't work because I'm not on the network.
[22:20] <heath|home> http://desk.stinkpot.org:8080/tricks/index.php/2007/05/cups-problems-426-upgrade-required/
[22:21] <jaredster> yeah I tried that, people are saying that removing the encryption fixes it
[22:21] <jaredster> which is not the case here.
[22:21] <heath|home> looks like you just need to add two lines for configuring remotely
[22:22] <jaredster> which lines?
[22:22] <heath|home> jaredster: did you try using https://
[22:23] <jaredster> wow that worked
[22:23] <jaredster> thanks!
[22:24] <heath|home> security is #!
[22:24] <heath|home> **1
[22:28] <jaredster> lol
[22:28] <jaredster> so I'll be there tomorrow and I'll hook up the printer
[23:13] <jaredster> one more question heath|home, do you recommend samba or bonjour for sharing this printer to a windows pc?