[00:00] is there an easier way to accomplish this? [00:00] im trying to join all my log files, but i awstats spits and error when i try that command === FFForever is now known as FFForever-Away [00:24] jpds, update-rc.d sabnzbplus start 2 says: use of uinitialized value within @argv? [00:26] billybigrigger, you want ` not " [00:26] as in, [00:26] LogFile=`cat /var/log/apache2/access.*` [00:26] of course, if it gzips them, you will need to get a little more complex than that [00:28] actually, that's wrong [00:28] you will have to combine the files first, if it's looking for a filename [00:30] zcat /var/log/apache2/access.*.gz > /var/log/apache2/awstats; cat /var/log/apache2/access.log.? /var/log/apaceh2/access.log >> /var/log/apache2/awstats [00:30] where can i see the ubuntu version thats installed? [00:30] LogFile="/var/log/apache2/awstats [00:30] user345fgh, cat /etc/issue [00:31] thx [00:31] Hi, sorry i am new here...can I ask where is this chat located Australia? [00:32] roxy09, I'm not sure what you're getting at, there are people here from all over the world, US, europe, and other places [00:32] this is simply the english speaking channel [00:32] thanks! thats is great! [00:38] billybigrigger: for webalizer, I log each of my sites individually, have webalizer conf files for each, and have webalizer run through them all nightly [00:50] hi somebody know how i can get the registers in the dns server? [01:20] somebody know how i can see the rulers or register in my DNS? [01:22] whois yourdomain? not sure if i understand you correctly [01:23] i did, but shows me No Data found [01:34] try with dig @somednsserver yourdomain.com +trace === FFForever-Away is now known as FFForever [02:07] somebody know how i can change a register in the DNS, i mean change the IP address of a server? [02:07] you need to access to your registrar [02:07] it's the only place you can make that change.. [02:08] i have access [02:08] remote access [02:08] hmm.. [02:09] but i dont know which command i need to use to change the register [02:09] you want to change the ip address for one of your nameservers ? [02:09] yes [02:10] ok. [02:10] you have access to your registar account? i mean the place where you put your contact data for the domain, including the hostname and ip address for the 2 nameservers? [02:11] you'll need to update the data there first. [02:12] then you'll need to update your zone file [02:12] how i can do that [02:13] you must edit your zonefile ... i'm not familiar with the Ubuntu's ubication for that file, but probably is at /var/named or /var/bind [02:13] look for the line with IN NS nameserver. and the look for the line nameserver. IN A ipaddress [02:13] there you can change it. [02:14] don't forget to update the zonefile serial id [02:15] my problem is the dns is not managed by us, i just have acces to change the rulers and check with some comands but i can't see that file... [02:15] i change the address in one of the server (cause was moved) and i need to change this new address in the dns register [02:16] ohh.. is harder then... maybe via a web interface? [02:20] i know the person that used before comand like dig [02:20] but i am not sure how [02:28] roxy09: dig will let you read/check what your DNS servers are replying with, but it can't change them. Use the web interface provided by your DNS provider for that (or run your own DNS!). [02:37] anybody had any luck setting up fetchmail with gmail? if so, can you help? [02:38] jon_high9000: sure [02:38] jon_high9000: but offlineimap is better [02:39] http://twb.ath.cx/Preferences/.offlineimaprc [02:39] i have tried different variations and i still can't get it to work. i have a functioning internet access too. [02:40] twb: referring to fetchmail [02:43] twb: I bookmarked the link you just posted. ty [02:43] http://hpaste.org/fastcgi/hpaste.fcgi/view?id=7253#a7253 [02:44] twb: ty [02:45] i will bookmark that as well. :) [02:46] twb: i am glad there are options. [02:48] twb: I will try it out. [02:48] twb: cya [02:48] jon_high9000: unless you have another question, be quiet. === hggdh_ is now known as hggdh [03:17] qman__, you there? [03:17] billybigrigger@sally:/var/log/apache2$ sudo cat access.log* > awstats [03:17] -bash: awstats: Permission denied [03:17] i keep getting this, i've tried cat file1 file2 file3 > awstats same thing [03:18] billybigrigger: redirection is done by the shell, not by cat. Thus using sudo to escalate cat's privileges does not help. [03:18] Either start a root shell, or abuse tee: [03:18] sudo cat access.log* | sudo tee awstats >/dev/null [03:20] that command worked [03:20] but awstats still isn't picking up stats between july 10-18th [03:26] Hey all got a question if anyone knows. Running Ubuntu Server 9.04. It's set to run as a DNS server (have forwarding entries setup, but also primary for example.local). I've gone through the tutorial and set it up ok. Running named-checkzone example.local /etc/bind/db.example.local and it works fine. While SSH'd into the server i can ping all the hosts, however my clients cannot. Verified DNS entry on client, can't see what's wrong. Any [03:29] altf2o: what you mean is that your clients cannot resolve ? try from a client with nslookup and check they've got the right server and can resolve. maybe your dns setup is not listening, or the firewall is blocking or the zone is not enabled for the internal network [03:32] correct, and running "nslookup example.local" from my Ubuntu 9.04 desktop outputs the following: Server: 192.168.0.102 \ Address: 192.168.0.102#53 \ Name: example.local \ Address: 127.0.0.1 - perhaps judging by the last "Address" entry there, might my DNS be setup incorrectly? [03:33] altf2o: pass the IP address of your DNS server as a second argument to nslookup [03:34] Now using: nslookup example.local 192.168.0.102 , produces the exact same output. [03:34] Of course it does. [03:35] Your server's responding that "example.local" is 127.0.0.1, period. [03:35] It's not a client issue. [03:40] very strange indeed. I've checked over my configuration file, and comparing it to the example i can't see anything wrong with it. Or more specifically where to tell it "example.local = 192.168.0.102" and not the localhost of the client. [03:40] Pastebin your example.local zonefile? [03:41] Well, your .local ... Whatever. [03:43] ok, so i just found the second line which reads: @ IN A 127.0.0.1 , it was my error, the directions did say to change that so i did. Now using: nslookup example.local 192.168.0.102 , i get the output: Name: example.local \ Address: 192.168.0.102 , however pinging it still isn't working. And sure let me grab it real quick. [03:45] hi ...i need to change one ip address form a server in DNS server, but i cant find the "named" file... [03:46] altf2o: you should know that .local is a reserved domain, for autonegotiation. [03:46] http://pastebin.com/m30f0f40f - this is my /etc/bind/db.example.local , file. [03:46] altf2o: you will get exciting behaviour if you try to use it as a private LAN domain; try .lan instead. [03:46] ahhh, wasn't aware, let me update accordingly. [03:46] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.local [03:47] "Name resolution issues may arise if Bonjour, Avahi, or other Multicast DNS software is used in conjunction with a network that implements the local toplevel DNS domain." [03:47] roxy09, the default location in ubuntu is /etc/bind - /etc/bind/named.conf.local normally contains the zone definitions, which will list where the zone file is [03:49] Personally I find dnsmasq much easier to use than bind + isc dhcpd, for serving DHCP and local DNS lookups. [03:50] thanks [03:50] that was it! I changed it simply to 'example.lan' updated zone information, now all my clients appear to be able to ping just fine. Really appreciate the help on this one thank you :). [03:50] i try but i can't find [03:51] but when i do dig nameserver i got information [03:53] there any comand line to change a IP address in DNS [03:55] for i in $(rgrep -l "oldipaddress" /); do sed -i -e 's/oldipaddress/newipaddress/g' $i; done && rndc reload [03:55] I'm betting that's not the command line you were looking for, though. :) [03:56] i dont know where is the dns configurated but i can access with "dig" camand...so i just want to do with a command line [03:56] Oh, I suppose I missed magic to update zone serials in that shell pain, didn't I? [03:56] I lose. [03:56] roxy09: Is this not your machine? [03:57] roxy09: If you've taken over from another admin, the zone files are probably in /etc/bind/ somewhere. [03:57] roxy09: But I highly recommend reading a nice bind HOWTO or something first, before diving in. [03:58] roxy09: Since updating zones requires changing info, updating a serial, reloading the name server, etc. [03:59] long to explain...but i got this server already installed which is DNS server ( i dont have any documentation about) and I change the IP address form a server (which was moved ) and I need to change that in the DNS server... [04:00] but i cant find the "named" file ..but when i do "dig" i get information about my server with the old IP [04:00] There is no "named" file. [04:00] Well, not one that does what you think it does. [04:00] Like you've been told a few times, the configuration for bind is in text files in (usually) /etc/bind. [04:00] is not there [04:01] rgrep "oldipaddress" /etc [04:01] See if you find anything. [04:02] I don't know any better than you do how the previous admin set up your machine. === s_markow_ is now known as s_markow [04:18] I am using fail2ban, i have set the bantime to permanent (-1) however it continues to unban the user after about 10 minutes, could someone help? === FFForever is now known as FFForever-Away [05:51] * altf2o wonders why no DNS reverse lookup tutorials mentioned that the number preceding each PTR entry, is simply the last octet in the IP. That would've saved a lot of headaches :). [06:10] Im setting a lease { } block in dhclient.conf -- but when a DHCP server isnt available it isnt being used [06:11] is there anything additional I need to do? [07:32] hi [07:33] somebody know how i can install a backup ldap server? [07:38] roxy09: refering to an (open)ldap slave? [07:41] roxy09: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/openldap-server.html [07:41] See the /topic in here... please read the Server Guide :) [07:42] hi nay squid users here...? [07:43] any squid users here..? [07:46] i mesorry..yes i have one old gentoo opendlap server and i am instaling openldap in a slave machine with ubuntu [07:47] Since you are running a Ubuntu server, it pays to read the Ubuntu Server Guide :) I'm not sure if you will have any issues with different versions of openldap between the two systems... [07:49] well is linux...i hope no...i tried before but doesn't work...i desinstade everything and i am intalling again...my question is if i need to install openldap like the main server or different...also how they can detect that my machine is slave [07:51] Read the section "LDAP replication" in the Server Guide. [07:51] my version is 8.04 i suppose is the same process? [07:52] https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/openldap-server.html [07:52] Probably roughly the same, but may be an older version of openldap [07:56] thanks a lot i will try === scfh_ is now known as scfh [10:06] New bug: #383697 in util-linux (main) "lsb_release crashed with ImportError in ()" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/383697 [10:06] how do you make a command run automatically after reboot? [10:07] quizme: /etc/init.d/rc.local for example [10:07] quizme: there are other solutions to problem [10:07] thanks [10:08] i think that's what i want [10:08] what you want run ? [10:08] i want to restart my jruby app [10:08] glassfish [10:08] it's a long glassfish command [10:08] probably best way to do it is create own init script for it, so you cant get /etc/init.d/youscript stop/start/restart functionality [10:09] but adding command/script to rc.local is wasiest way [10:09] easiest.. [10:11] ok [10:11] thanks [10:21] hi [10:22] which installation method should I follow to install jaunty on a remote server [10:22] I can boot into a rescue system [10:23] and partition/format hard drives, etc... [10:23] oh ssh [10:23] over ssh [10:24] how do you make the root user run a command as another user ? [10:32] su === ogra_ is now known as ogra [11:39] Hi! [11:39] Is there any way to list all active services on a server? [11:39] Like apache, openldap, freeradius, etc... [11:52] acalvo: ps aux [11:52] simplexio: but it'd list all active processes [11:52] acalvo: offcourse then you need know what services you are looking [11:53] I thought it'll be some kind of more readable list of active services [11:54] acalvo: netstat -lntp [11:54] jpds: thanks, it'd do the jog! [11:55] *job [12:02] hello. I am going to test Virtualization on a new computer [12:02] my idea is to have an OS running Virtualbox, then deploy 2 virtual machines on it [12:03] because this is my first test with virtualization, it's probably easier to do it using Virtualbox's GUI [12:03] so, what ubuntu version should I install on the computer which will host Virtualbox? [12:03] server + an X environment, or desktop? [12:05] ie, I want the OS to be as unclogged as possible, but still have an X to ease the virtual servers' configuration and management === lamont` is now known as lamont [12:20] any thoughts? [12:25] If your computer has decent specs installing the standard desktop version shouldn't bog it down to where it can't run the 2 virtual machines [13:06] half world says its good to use unattended-upgrades, half says it isnt, which side are you on? [13:09] seems like i am observing a third type, which remains silent :P [13:11] anyone? [13:20] I'm installed about a dozen dedicated server with ubuntu but this latest one refuses to even start grub [13:20] I'm utterly LOST [13:21] I have even tried getting serial console (COM1) output to see if grub is start but have established that it is not [13:21] does anyone have any ideas that could help me? [13:22] ForeverSmurf: usually it gives some error [13:22] I'm not getting any error/ouput from grub at all [13:22] it's as if it isn't even being invoked [13:22] ForeverSmurf: and but you dont get no boot disk... error too ? [13:26] it's a remote server [13:26] no screen [13:27] hence the serial console [13:27] kvm switch ? [13:28] actually i dont do you get those boot time errors from serial console, vewer used one [13:29] my best quess is that you have wrong boot order. it isnt that long since i isntalled grub in ubuntu-server and it worked eithout problems [13:30] what fs you used for grub OR /boot [13:30] i didnt get xfs working year ago, so i had to use ext3. [13:32] dunno how you can change that with your setup === scfh_ is now known as scfh [13:46] why am i getting "E: Couldn't find package libapache2-mod-security" on default intrepid install? [13:49] error404notfound: Because that package is not in intrepid? [13:49] :( [13:49] why? :( [13:50] error404notfound: Reason: (From Debian) RoM; undistributable for legal reasons [13:51] <_ruben> Deleted in feisty-release on 2006-11-15 (Reason: (From Debian) RoM; undistributable for legal reasons) [13:51] <_ruben> aww .. too late :) [13:51] <_ruben> its back though [13:51] error404notfound: There's libapache-mod-security - but it's from jaunty onwards. [13:51] <_ruben> in jaunty/karmic [13:51] _ruben: Too slow, sir, tsk. ;) [13:52] i am intrepid. Is it safe to go for jaunty? [13:52] i am on* [13:52] <_ruben> for certain values of "safe", sure :) [13:53] i mean overall, is it a good decision? [13:55] <_ruben> can be .. basically its just newer versions of the same stuff (globally) [13:56] how many people here use jaunty as server? i still prefer hardy wherever possible... [13:56] <_ruben> i have 2 jaunty boxes here [13:57] <_ruben> at work its feisty/hardy/intrepid/jaunty .. yes .. one feisty left to upgrade :p [13:57] <_ruben> err [13:57] <_ruben> gutsy [13:57] <_ruben> not feisty :) [14:06] http://shivekkhurana.servebbs.com/ [14:07] Can anyone help me on the concept of port forwarding ? **| [14:09] hello evbdy, im having trouble with ubuntus tomcat6, it doesnt print jasper reports [14:10] can anybody help me? [14:11] Can anyone help me (read mmy last post ) ^^| [14:12] Hey. I'm trying to use SFTP to access my server, however I (of course) can't write in root directories and I don't want to activate the root account. is there way to sudo myself in sftp? [14:14] photon: can you just sudo when you are already in? [14:14] Yorix: I don't know how since I use nautilus to access the server. no command line. [14:16] photon: can u use a shell? [14:17] photon: try getting in through cmd line, ddo u know how? [14:20] photon: you should be able to write root dirs if you are in the sudoers list through a shell [14:21] Hi all :) Is anyone fermiliar with this error? mdadm: failed to create /dev/md0 [14:23] Yorix: I know how to do it with a shell, that's not the problem. I just _want_ to use nautilus, because it simplifies copying files over. can I get sudo with nautilus any way? [14:24] photon: i dont know if you can do it with nautilus [14:25] photo: gksudo should help you but not with sftp [14:25] when you log in, you do it with your user [14:25] photon: give me a minute, [14:26] ok :) [14:31] photon: indeed, you can't do root operations with nautilus through sftp without tempering some nasty stuff... [14:31] once you logged in, you r you, and can't change roles through nautilus [14:32] this should be done via shell [14:33] alright :( [14:33] thank you [14:34] can anyone give me a hand with this buggy stuff??? jasperReports not printing in ubuntus tomcat6 instance [14:35] Yorix: if it's working with the regular tomcat tarball, then you should try disabling TOMCAT6_SECURITY in /etc/default/tomcat6 [14:35] That will mimic more closely upstream default behavior [14:36] ttx: done that... and yes its working in the regular tarball [14:36] Yorix: any error ? [14:36] ttx: it is really strange, the text is not displaying at all, but just the text, and it is not my first time with jasper... fields are not overlapping [14:37] ttx: none whatsoever [14:37] Yorix: ah, it produces something, but the output is wrong ? [14:38] the output "text" is not showing in any format, pdf, html, etc [14:38] could it be a font issue ? Do you use the same JVM in both cases ? [14:38] but everything else (eg field bground) is showing just nice [14:38] yes [14:39] suns 6 [14:39] bug 303291 [14:39] Launchpad bug 303291 in openjdk-6 "All generated Jasper reports are blank w/ openjdk-6-jdk" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/303291 [14:39] it is really frutrating [14:40] hmmm [14:40] Looks like an openJDK issue. If openJDK is installed, ubuntu's Tomcat6 uses it [14:40] You can force another JDK in /etc/default/tomcat6 [14:40] let me check [14:42] ttx: hmmm.... so if openjdk is present, tomcat makes use of it despite environment configs? [14:42] what if i uninstall openjdk [14:42] = [14:42] ? [14:42] Should work, it should pick Sun's JDK (the next on the default list) [14:43] JDK_DIRS="/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun /usr/lib/jvm/java- [14:43] 1.5.0-sun /usr/lib/j2sdk1.5-sun /usr/lib/j2sdk1.5-ibm" [14:43] or override JAVA_HOME in /etc/default/tomcat6 [14:44] Yorix: the latter seems more resilient (since lots of stuff may reinstall openjdk) [14:44] indeed [14:45] ttx: thx lots man, saved my pathetic life [14:45] Hi again ^^D === wim_ is now known as t8llw1m [14:45] Yorix: you're welcome. [14:45] I've configured the apache server (http://shivekkhurana.servebbs.com). Now how to edit index.html located at /var/www [14:46] shivek: if you just want a short page, use a text editor [14:47] otherwise, point the root of your website to the real content [14:47] No mean it says something like permission denied [14:47] shivek: install apaches userdir mod and read docs [14:47] You have to do it either as the user running apache or as root [14:48] Do you have real content to start with>? [14:48] no you're not [14:48] look in /etc/passwd [14:48] you're just one of a bunch of users [14:48] t8llw1m: it doesnt matter, listing will be shown as default if no content is available [14:50] There's no such thing as "activating" root. What do you mean? [14:51] it's not locked === pace_t_zulu_ is now known as pace_t_zulu [14:52] 1. make sure you have real content, 2. read the apache tutorial [14:52] post me a link [14:52] ^D [14:52] shivek: Error: "D" is not a valid command. [14:53] What do you mean by real content ? [14:53] Simple webpages or something else ? [14:53] nice [14:53] You know that better than me. Why do you want to run a webserver to start with? [14:54] Its a personal website for me and friends . [15:39] I've got a fresh install of apache2 and am trying to point the virtual host to a directory in my home directory. All I've done is modify the document root and directory defaults to point to my "sites" directory but when I browse to localhost i get 403 forbidden! What else do I need to do? Do i need to change the grp/owner/permissions of my "sites" directory? [15:44] boozler1: the user that apache is running as needs to have read permissions on the directory and all the files in ti [15:45] New bug: #401767 in mysql-dfsg-5.0 (main) "package mysql-server-5.0 5.1.30really5.0.75-0ubuntu10.2 failed to install/upgrade: le sous-processus post-installation script a retourn? une erreur de sortie d'?tat 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/401767 [15:46] firecrotch: ok so what is the proper way to handle it? modify the apache users grp or modify the directories permissions them selves? [15:47] boozler1: I would modify the permissions on the directory and files [15:48] <_ruben> i wouldnt place the docroot in my homedir either, but thats just me :) [15:49] Morning everyone! [15:49] _ruben: true, but he probably wants to get around the "problem" of the regular user not being able to write to /var/www [16:23] hmm, still getting weird XML out of virt-install after building 0.400.3-4ubuntu1 [16:24] how so i open port 13000 from eth0 on iptables? [16:24] kirkland: got a sec? trying out the KVM backport on hardy and I must be on crack [16:25] hmm, actually belay that for a bit, I have some weird versions installed [16:25] hello [16:25] please, how i can install the orca screen reader in command line mode for UBUNTU Seerver 8.10? [16:26] Ng: k [16:28] DelphiWorld: I think orca is fairly tightly bound to Gnome, so that may not be doable? Might be better/easier to install ORCA on a desktop machine and then ssh from there into the server?? [16:28] jmarsden: ok, i accept that np, but why adrian support it with no gnome? [16:29] I'm not an orca expert... there may be a way to compile/install a commandline only version of it... but I don't know. Can you ask adrian, whoever adrian is? [16:30] ok, adrian is a command line mode Operating system [16:30] knopix is using it [16:31] Um. That would be ADRIANE :) [16:32] and it seems to use SBL, not orca... [16:33] kirkland: --accelerate should be the right option for virt-install, right? I'm getting which I think is wrong? [16:34] Ng: i'm sorry, i'm not that familiar with virt-install [16:34] Ng: check with soren, perhaps [16:34] kirkland: what would be the preferred way for me to be creating kvm instances to test with this backport stuff? :) [16:36] Ng: virt-install should theoretically work; i generally run kvm from the command line, or use virt-manager, though [16:36] Ng: did you grab the libvirt backport too? [16:36] kirkland: 0.6.1-0ubuntu5.1~rc1ppa1 ? [16:38] Ng: righto [16:38] Ng: that might actually solve your virt-install problem, as it uses libvirt [16:38] kirkland: I have that version installed already [16:39] http://paste2.org/p/333274 [16:39] Ng: hrm [16:40] jmarsden: no, orca [16:43] Ng: lsmod | grep kvm [16:43] Ng: did you reboot after upgrading to kvm-84 ? [16:44] kirkland: yeah I've been rebooting after each failed machine creation. weirdly there's no kvm module loaded this time [16:44] Ng: that's why accelerate isn't working [16:44] Ng: did your dkms kvm build succeed? [16:44] Ng: dpkg -l | grep kvm [16:46] kirkland: I have kvm and kvm-source from the PPA. I'm not sure if the build succeeded, but I have modules in /lib/modules/2.6.27-14-server/updates/dkms/ [16:46] ScottK: when's the last day for me to get my tac_pus + webui package in for Karmic? [16:46] Whatever feature freeze is. [16:46] * rgreening searches... [16:47] how i can login to my server using WinSCP a root? [16:47] root is not accepted [16:47] ScottK: so Aug 27th seems to be FF date [16:48] kirkland: ok, that fixed the XML virt-install is producing at least, and I now have a kvm process chewing CPU [16:48] Sounds right. [16:49] ScottK: so, once I have a clean set of packages, I can upload to universe... I assume no issues. These are standalone and provide a service which doesn't already exist in Ubuntu (at least for the last 2 releases) [16:50] Ng: what was the fix? [16:50] rgreening: REVU +1 advocate from another MOTU is recommended, but not strictly required. [16:51] kirkland: I just manually loaded the module. I'm still a bit stumped about what to do next, I have a kvm process using a whole core of CPU, but using virsh to connect to its console gets me nothing to speak of [16:55] ty ScottK. I'll post up to REVU and get someone else to review/ack it [17:06] I've created my website. When I type the url in my browser it redirects, but when I ask a friend to do so , it doesn't shows. Please help ! [17:07] how do i open port 13000 from eth0 on iptables? [17:08] shivek [17:08] what is the ip of the server= [17:09] url is http://shivekkhurana.servebbs.com/ [17:09] wget ip [17:09] 59.177.146.132 [17:10] BrixSat2 : are you there [17:10] yes [17:10] working ;) [17:10] Help Me [17:11] ! ^^D [17:11] Sorry, I don't know anything about D [17:11] i will [17:11] unable to establish connection..... [17:11] is it online? [17:11] BrixSat2 : Shift to private window [17:11] no keep here [17:11] some one might help ;) [17:12] Ok [17:12] Hi Bot ^^D [17:12] haaa rebooting? [17:14] Till then give me a command to move 1.JPG , 2.JPG and 3.JPG to /var/www . [17:14] ? [17:14] mv *.jpg /var/www [17:14] Ok [17:15] the images are on the desktop [17:15] ^^| [17:15] shivek: Error: "^|" is not a valid command. [17:15] |help [17:17] ubuntu server have selinux enabled by default? [17:17] <|404NotFound|> can someone help me fix: http://pastebin.com/m39b7886a ? apache keeps disappearing.. [17:17] <|404NotFound|> DelphiWorld, ubuntu has aparmour, which is enabled but not confgured [17:17] <|404NotFound|> aparmour is a little bit less comprehensive thus easier than selinux [17:17] <|404NotFound|> apparmour* [17:17] <|404NotFound|> too many typos... [17:18] <|404NotFound|> DelphiWorld, Google Ubuntu AppArmor and Application Security and you will find some nice stuff.. [17:18] |404NotFound| try #apache ;) [17:18] <|404NotFound|> AppArmor provides a sandbox to aps [17:18] <|404NotFound|> BrixSat2, tried :( [17:19] <|404NotFound|> also in daemon.log i get "WARNING: Couldn't read /proc/5650/environ: Failed to open file '/proc/5650/environ': No such file or directory" whats this? [17:19] |404NotFound|: ok, thanks [17:19] <|404NotFound|> DelphiWorld, no problem i would have given you a walkthrough but i am stuck with this dumb vps [17:20] |404NotFound|: np, i'm asking about it only because my apache tomcat is unable to listen to 8080 [17:21] <|404NotFound|> you sure something else is not using 8080? [17:21] <|404NotFound|> try netstat -anp | grep 8080 to confirm [17:26] |404NotFound|: no process in port 808 [17:26] 8080 === |404NotFound| is now known as error404notfound [17:33] hmmm, you sure its configured to be run on 8080? [17:56] New bug: #380663 in open-iscsi (main) "open-iscsi initiator tries to resolve ipv6 address of target and fails" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/380663 [18:17] * manjo is away: getting lunch (gone at 20th Jul, 12:17:11) === manjo is now known as manjo`away === manjo`away is now known as manjo [18:17] * manjo returns (getting lunch [20s]) (total away time: 20s) [18:19] http://serverfault.com/questions/43070/apache-never-runs-after-configuring-eaccelerator-and-fastcgi [18:21] * manjo is away: out for lunch back soon... (gone at 20th Jul, 12:21:27) === manjo is now known as manjo`away [18:32] any ideas about : http://serverfault.com/questions/43070/apache-never-runs-after-configuring-eaccelerator-and-fastcgi ? === MianoSM1 is now known as mianosm === mianosm is now known as MianoSM [19:00] bootloader error when trying Server 9.04 - /in{tall/vmlinuz [19:00] booting off cd directly - need help. [19:01] chose my language of English and keyboard of USA and then hit enter and get the small grey BOOTLOADER error [19:02] Intel Pentium 4 1.8Ghz with 512M DDR [19:04] thadguidry: Bad burn, probably. [19:04] ok, let me try a 1.0x burn and try that.... be back in 15 mins.... Thanks Infinity [19:30] how do i open port 1202 on eth0? === photon is now known as lol === lol is now known as photon [19:32] Hello people. I installed Ubuntu server 9.04. Got VINO working for VNC to it. It happens that only lets me VNC to an open session. But if the server is rebooted I cannot VNC on the login screen. Is there a way to set it up permanent? === manjo`away is now known as manjo [20:04] * manjo returns (out for lunch back soon... [1h 42m 34s]) (total away time: 1h 42m 34s) === nxvl_ is now known as nxvl [20:44] does this look malicious to anyone? [20:45] someone tried to leave a comment on my wordpress site [20:45] http://imagebin.ca/view/rtKm6oM.html [20:45] thought i'd take a screenshot and show someone...looks a bit odd imo [20:46] that's spam [20:46] get use to it [20:46] people spam blogs [20:48] thanks, just the first time i'd seen something like it [20:50] * ivoks enjoys cool evening by the sea... [20:51] ivoks, where do you live? [20:51] croatia [20:51] must be nice living by the sea [20:51] i'm not, i'm on vacation [20:51] ahhh [20:52] should have left your laptop in the room to enjoy it :P [20:52]