[00:00] <ScottK> infinity: Any word on getting powerpc resurrected?
[00:15] <Bookman> I have all of my video and audio files on a machine acting as a central file server.  What are some of the choices for my client computers to run to be able to easily get access to those files.....
[00:19] <Bookman> Do I need to "serve" these files or is there a client that can index them on each individual machine?
[00:21] <Bookman> Back in a few moments....
[00:26] <uvirtbot`> New bug: #407166 in lsb (main) "lsb_release crashed with ImportError in <module>() (dup-of: 383697)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/407166
[01:14] <oh_noes> python-vm-builder throws out a line "2009-07-31 10:07:35,343 INFO     grep: /boot/config*: No such file or directory"
[01:14] <oh_noes> Does this mean I can create a file on my host that its being built on, to configure special grub params?
[01:14] <oh_noes> II want my timeout to be 0, but I'm not sure where to set it
[01:36] <uvirtbot`> New bug: #407173 in openssh (main) "openssh: Please set traffic class on IPv6 packets" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/407173
[03:54] <infinity> ScottK: powerpc should be fairly happy again by now...
[04:19] <ScottK> infinity: Apparently not. Looks like still full of chroot problems.
[04:24] <binzyw> Hi, Im running ubuntu server and trying to setup a network bridge using my wireless card to connect to my wireless router and my ethernet port to let my xbox 360 connect to the internet. I have gotten my computer to connect to the router just fine, but when I try setting up the bridge I lose connection to the router. Im using wpa-supplicant and my network config is as follows: # This file describes the network interfaces avail
[04:24] <binzyw> # and how to activate them. For more information, see interfaces(5).
[04:24] <binzyw> # The loopback network interface
[04:24] <binzyw> auto lo
[04:24] <binzyw> iface lo inet loopback
[04:24] <binzyw> #Wireless Connection
[04:24] <binzyw> auto ra0
[04:24] <binzyw> iface ra0 inet static
[04:24] <binzyw>  address 192.168.10.3
[04:24] <binzyw>  netmask 255.255.255.0
[04:24] <binzyw>  network 192.168.10.0
[04:24] <binzyw>  brodcast 192.168.10.255
[04:24] <binzyw>  gateway 192.168.10.1
[04:24] <binzyw> #Local Bridge
[04:24] <binzyw> # The wired network interface
[04:24] <binzyw> auto eth0
[04:24] <binzyw> iface eth0 inet manual
[04:24] <binzyw>  address 192.168.10.4
[04:24] <binzyw>  netmask 255.255.255.0
[04:24] <binzyw>  network 192.168.10.0
[04:24] <binzyw>  broadcast 192.168.10.255
[04:24] <binzyw>  gateway 192.168.10.1
[04:24] <binzyw> auto br0
[04:24] <binzyw> iface br0 inet static
[04:24] <binzyw>  bridge_ports eth0 ra0
[04:24] <binzyw>  address 192.168.10.5
[04:24] <binzyw>  netmask 255.255.255.0
[04:25] <binzyw> any one have any ideas?
[04:25] <binzyw> p.s. I'm totaly new to irc, so sorry if I make a fool of myself
[04:27] <cef> binzyw: you should only need to assign an IP to the br0 interface, not the other individual interfaces. that might be causign you headaches
[04:29] <cef> binzyw: btw: where possible, use a service like pastebin to put anything over 2 lines for people to view. lots of info appearing suddenly (like you pasted) in a channel can be very conversation disturbing, and is usually considered rather rude (no offence taken btw).
[04:30] <binzyw> ok, Ill do that next time, and thanks Ill try removing the IPs from the other interfaces
[04:31] <cef> you don't even need the other interfaces defined in /etc/network/interfaces btw.
[04:31] <cef> oh and remember to add a gateway to the br0 interface
[04:32] <binzyw> dont I need ra0 so that my wirless card will connect to my router?
[04:32] <cef> that in fact is probably your main issue
[04:32] <cef> as long as ra0 is in the 'bridge_ports' section of br0, then you shouldn't need it.
[04:32] <chrisellis> for ever domain name i host do i need to create a master zone?
[04:33] <cef> chrisellis: if you mean bind/dns stuff, then yes, or you need to have a master somewhere that you slave off.
[04:35] <chrisellis> cef: well i have name servers set up on my server so do i just put my name servers on the domain and then add a new master zone? or how does it work
[04:35] <cef> chrisellis: as long as it's actually a different 'domain' and just just a different name though' eg: www.ubuntu.com and wiki.ubuntu.com are all the same domain, but different names.
[04:35] <chrisellis> cef: right yeah these are completely different names
[04:35] <cef> chrisellis: so you've set up bind (or something similar), yes?
[04:36] <chrisellis> cef: yes
[04:36] <cef> ok, you need to look in the bind config (probably /etc/bind/named.conf.local
[04:37] <infinity> ScottK: Oh, FFS, now that glibc built successfully, it's tripping on the silly kernel version check.  Argh.
[04:37] <cef> you just need another 'master' entry, and to point it at the correct master file.
[04:37] <chrisellis> I'm actually using webmin even though its not supported ... but iv'e created a new virtual server with the name of the new domain
[04:38] <infinity> ScottK: We'll get that sorted...
[04:38] <cef> chrisellis: ok.. not used webmin in years.. so i've got no idea on that sorry
[04:38] <chrisellis> cef: i would like to do it with the actual config files so i know exactly whats goin gon
[04:39] <cef> chrisellis: ok. look in /etc/bind/
[04:39] <cef> chrisellis: in there are a bunch of config files (named.conf, and a bunch of others, some of them are included into the main one)
[04:40] <chrisellis> i've got named.conf named.conf.local and longhornrepair.com.hosts
[04:40] <chrisellis> db.loca, db.root db.127 etc
[04:41] <cef> in there somewhere should be an entry that starts with 'zone "domain.com" {' or similar (replace domain.com with your known working domain)
[04:41] <cef> probably in named.conf.local
[04:41] <chrisellis> cef: if i do this stuff manually will it mess up webmin >?
[04:42] <cef> chrisellis: I dunno.. if webmin is smart, no. it may even tell you (in comments in those files) how to keep webmin up to date or where in webmin to edit this stuff
[04:42] <cef> looking won't break anything at any rate
[04:43] <chrisellis> k
[04:43] <chrisellis> yeahi have a zones.rfc1918
[04:44] <cef> look in named.conf.local and look for a text line that starts with 'zone "domain.com" {'
[04:44] <chrisellis> k yeah i see that in that file
[04:45] <chrisellis> the type is master
[04:46] <cef> yup.. says it's authorative for the zone. the 'file' statement tells it where to find the details for the domain (eg: my guess in your case it has 'file "/etc/bind/longhornrepair.com.hosts"'
[04:46] <chrisellis> yeah
[04:46] <chrisellis> so do i need to create a slave zone under my master zone?
[04:46] <cef> slave is if you aren't the master
[04:47] <cef> ie: you host details, but you're not the one that updates the details
[04:47] <cef> usually it's a different machine (for the same domain)
[04:47] <chrisellis> oh ahh gotcha
[04:47] <chrisellis> well im going to have all my domains in the same folder or their root directorys
[04:48] <cef> btw: you might want to read up on 'bind', as it's probably going to be much easier
[04:48] <chrisellis> cef: yeah im pretty sure this is really easy im just an idiot
[04:48] <chrisellis> cef: i just for some reason can't grasp how this all works...
[04:48] <binzyw> so when I removed the other two interfaces and added the gatway I lost my connection to the rest of the network. (which really sucks because Im sshing in). any other suggestions?
[04:49] <chrisellis> i've got longhornpcrepair.com working... and im guessing i can use the same name servers
[04:49] <cef> but the short version: for every domain you host a DNS for, you need a new file (eg: longhornrepair.com.hosts) and a new entry in named.conf.local that defines the domain details
[04:50] <chrisellis> okay so if i have a domain using my name servers i need to create a new entry in that file
[05:00] <chrisellis> by creating a new file ... I would be creating a what?
[05:06] <pmatulis> a dns zone
[05:10] <chrisellis> I don't know why i can't understand that
[05:10] <chrisellis> this
[05:11] <chrisellis> Do i point the new domain to the same IP and the virtual server will see it and point it to the correct directory
[05:14] <cef> chrisellis: yup! same ip, different name, the ebserver will see it as the other name
[05:14] <pmatulis> like cef said, you need to tell bind about the zone file by editing the bind configuration file, named.conf.local.
[05:15] <chrisellis> would it be a master zone ?
[05:15] <pmatulis> hey, you need to just read an introduction to dns/bind
[05:15] <pmatulis> it's not hard
[05:15] <pmatulis> just relax and find the time to read
[05:16] <chrisellis> could you point me to any good ones
[05:17] <pmatulis> google for it
[05:18] <pmatulis> oreilly has a classic on it, might want to check that
[05:19] <Byron_> Hello everyone
[05:19] <rosa> hi, i ma tying to join to the domain a Domain member server but I got error: failed to get machine password for account INTERBASE$: NT_STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE ...somebody know this error?
[05:20] <Byron_> Quick question. Hope someone can help. I can't seem to FTP with the domain, but I can do so locally only. This is with vsftpd. Is there some special setup for virtual hosting?
[05:44] <netritious> Hi, I created a CSR using openssl, and have a godaddy.com signed certificate to use for postfix/sasl. I see references to .pem in /etc/postfix/main.cf but I do not have a .pem file nor did I receive one from godaddy ssl -- I only have .key and .crt. How to resolve this?
[05:56] <jmarsden> netritious: Linux/unix is generally not fussy about file name "extensions".  Try copying the .crt to a .pem file, or if necessary, cat both of the files from godaddy together into a single .pem file.
[05:59] <netritious> jmarsden: thank you. i did receive another file gd_bundle.crt which has two certificates as one. Should I use that - rename to .pem?
[06:00] <andol> netritious: Or simply put the .crt as smtpd_tls_cert_file= and .key as smtpd_tls_key_file=.
[06:00] <andol> netritious: As jmarsden said, the file extessions itself doesn't really matter.
[06:01] <netritious> andol: that makes sense. I'll give it a shot. thanks
[06:01] <jmarsden> netritious: Possibly.  As andol said, it depends whether the software needs to see one file with both parts in it, or the key and the public cert separately.
[06:02] <andol> jmarsden, netritious: postfix can handle the key and cert separate just fine. It is also possible to bundle both the certificate and key in the same file, as the smtpd_tls_key_file=.
[06:05] <andol> netritious: "man 5 postconf" will provide you with some explainations what those diffrent options in /etc/postfix/main.cf do.
[06:13] <chrisellis> where can i see apaches httpd.conf file to see my virtual servers
[06:15] <andol> chrisellis: The normal place to put apache vhosts configuration, on a Debian/Ubuntu system, is under /etc/apache2/sites-available/. No idea where you have put your :)
[06:19] <Byron> Does anyone know how to setup vsftpd for virtual hosts?
[06:19] <chrisellis> oh well its set up correctly
[06:22] <andol> Byron: Not sure if that term really applies on a ftp server. But perhaps I'm misstaken, what functionally are you asking for?
[06:24] <Byron> andol: I can FTP successfully with the command line (terminal/konsole/yakuake), but when I use FileZilla, I can only do it with the IP address behind my router.
[06:24] <Byron> This is also behind my own network. Fails outside of the network.
[06:25] <andol> Byron: Is your network based NAT? In other words, does it use internal ip adresses?
[06:27] <Byron> andol: yes
[06:29] <chrisellis> can someone dig wwmcd.org for me por favor
[06:31] <andol> Byron: Well, seems more like something which you have to configure in your local "router". For that to work well you might also want to tell vsftpd which data ports to use.
[06:31] <andol> Byron: But I'm off for work now, hopefully someone else can continue to help you.
[06:31] <Byron> andol: the router knowns to forward IP requests
[06:48] <jmarsden> chrisellis: http://pastebin.com/f29dbbc55
[06:48] <chrisellis> jmarsden: thank you... its not seeing my ip for some reason
[06:49] <jmarsden> Right.  Cgeck your bind config files and log files.
[06:49] <jmarsden> *Check
[06:50] <chrisellis> and for each domain i have to set up another master zone
[06:51] <chrisellis> could you check it again por favor
[06:53] <jmarsden> Same deal as before.
[06:53] <jmarsden> Have you run named-checkconf to look for errors in your named config file(s)?
[06:54] <chrisellis> no
[06:54] <jmarsden> Might be worth a try.  man named-checkconf
[06:54] <chrisellis> http://wwmcd.org
[06:55] <chrisellis> it looks like its working actually
[06:55] <jmarsden> Not from here.
[06:55] <chrisellis> whaa
[06:55] <chrisellis> weird
[06:55] <jmarsden> Maybe only internally... who are you allowing to query that zone?
[06:56] <chrisellis> its someone on an outside connection
[06:56] <chrisellis> there getting the index of the directory
[06:58] <jmarsden> It works from your DNs server but not from the ns1.everydns.net and ns2.everydns.net ones.
[06:58] <jmarsden> So it is random whether it works ... depends which DNS server gets picked!
[06:58] <chrisellis> oh okay
[06:58] <chrisellis> i actually don't think i've been able to get those stupid dns's to work
[06:58] <jmarsden> Then don't leave them in the DNS at the registrar :)
[06:59] <cef> wonderful. build up a machine to host 4 VM's, and the hard drives start failing just as I get close to production.. *sigh*
[06:59] <chrisellis> are they working on http://longhornpcrepair.com
[07:00] <jmarsden> dig them yourself to check... dig @ns1.everydns.net longhornpcrepair.com
[07:00] <jmarsden> Looks broken to me.
[07:13] <chrisellis> is there any reason you guys know why everydns's name servers wouldn't be able to receive the master record .. just off the top of your head
[07:13] <jmarsden> Because your named config doesn't allow them AXFR access to that zone on your server?  read your logs...
[07:50] <rosa> please somebody can help me....im trying to join the domian and I got  :failed to get schannel session key from server XXX fro domain YYY...what it mean?
[07:51] <twb> rosa: it's not clear what protocol you're using.  There's no way to understand what you're TRYING to do, let alone why it's failing.
[07:51] <twb> !smart-questions
[07:52] <twb> http://linuxmafia.com/faq/Essays/smart-questions.html
[07:52] <twb> rosa: I recommend you read that.
[07:53] <rosa> thanks a lot i will read
[07:55] <rosa> well...i said a lot of things before...but i did
[07:56] <rosa> I am trying to install a Domain member server and I am trying to join it to PDC with net rpc join ... and I got tthe error above
[08:01] <rosa> for somereason I can't join my Domain member server to the PDC
[08:04] <rosa> well i got it
[08:30] <uvirtbot`> New bug: #407248 in php5 (main) "PHP5 crashes after cacti and snmpd installation , and configurations. any idea? Follows error code com´s listing about 20 line if i write command dmesg." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/407248
[09:20] <chrislabeard> Hi guys
[09:36] <drurew> I have been wracking my brain as to why i cant log into my servers mysql user
[09:36] <chrislabeard> whats the problemo
[09:36] <drurew> i get : ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO)
[09:37] <drurew> when using login : mysql
[09:37] <drurew> or
[09:37] <drurew> if i use : mysql -u root -p
[09:37] <chrislabeard> so you do root are the username and the pass as the root user password
[09:38] <drurew> ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: YES)
[09:38] <chrislabeard> wtf
[09:38] <chrislabeard> your using the password you set up when you ran the mysql install
[09:39] <drurew> the mysql install was done by the host provider
[09:39] <chrislabeard> oh
[09:39] <drurew> i already purged it and reset everything .... still
[09:39] <Nalkem> hello
[09:40] <chrislabeard> Im not sure
[09:40] <chrislabeard> sorry i'm a newb too
[09:40] <chrislabeard> i know when i installed it ... it asked for a password and to login i used root
[09:40] <Nalkem> i installed a ubuntu server 8.04.2. i want to connect to it as root with public-key, but that don't works. i can make it as user, but not as root. what could it be? (i can connect via password ..)
[09:43] <drurew> you cannot create a second root account !
[09:44] <drurew> Nalkem: if your logged in as user then you will not be able to login to root as root login must be executed from the lowest level :sh
[09:45] <drurew> Nalkem: you should try sudo -s
[09:45] <drurew> if your user has root permissions then it shouold work
[09:49] <Nalkem> i make it with root permissions (su - )
[09:49] <Nalkem> and it don't work .. with different computers
[09:50] <Nalkem> it works with normal ubuntu 9.04 and 8.04, but not with the server. the sshd_config is the same
[09:50] <drurew> just try sudo -s
[09:51] <Nalkem> drurew: the same prob
[10:03] <drurew> Nalkem: im not sure I understand the problem
[10:03] <drurew> .....per ssh , youu canot log in as root ?
[10:03] <drurew> *cannot
[10:03] <Nalkem> drurew: i'm root on computer A and want to login as root to computer b with puiblickey .... that dont work, only with passwordlogin
[10:06] <drurew> I think that is pretty standard, tho you could try adding your  A key as B`s pubkey
[10:07] <drurew> root loging w/o password defeats the whole puorpose of linux security
[10:07] <Nalkem> normally yes ...  but i need it ... for backups per rsync
[10:08] <Nalkem> so it's going over a secured network
[10:08] <drurew> then try that what i said with the key
[10:08] <drurew> that would allow only box A and box B to connect without manually editing the passwd
[10:09] <Nalkem> thats what i made
[10:09] <drurew> *editing=typing
[10:10] <drurew> have you restarted to allow the conf to take place ?
[10:10] <Nalkem> restart the sshd .. yes
[10:12] <drurew> If your only method of access to a server is ssh, and you make a mistake in configuring sshd via the /etc/ssh/sshd_config file, you may find you are locked out of the server upon restarting it, or that the sshd server refuses to start due to an incorrect configuration directive.
[10:13] <drurew> did you chmod the key ?
[10:14] <Nalkem> yes, .. (and yes, the server isn't in this room, it is far far away ... so i don't make yust try and hope that it works ;)
[10:14] <drurew> heh
[10:14] <Nalkem> and it isn't used productivly ...
[10:16] <drurew> https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/openssh-server.html
[10:18] <Nalkem> read it .... and was wondering about authorized_keys2 ... the 2
[10:19] <drurew> differentiate between the original key set and your replacement
[10:19] <drurew> once the replacemt works you  can remove the old set and rename the key
[10:20] <Nalkem> its the same ... i really don't know where is the failure ... and it only don't work with ubuntu-server .... it works with other ubuntu and linux-distris ...
[10:26] <drurew> "sudo"
[10:37] <Nalkem> solved the prob, but don't know why it was there ... :/
[10:48] <drurew> does anyone see bad syntax in this : UPDATE user SET Password=PASSWORD'somthingSomthing' WHERE User='root' ; FLUSH PRIVILEGES; exit;
[10:48] <drurew> mysql
[10:49] <drurew> does anyone see bad syntax in this : UPDATE user SET Password=PASSWORD 'somthingSomthing' WHERE User='root' ; FLUSH PRIVILEGES; exit;
[10:50] <_ruben> shouldnt that be something like SET Password=PASSWORD('somethingSomthing') ?
[10:50] <drurew> UPDATE user SET Password=PASSWORD ('somthingSomthing') WHERE User='root' ; FLUSH PRIVILEGES; exit;
[10:52] <Nalkem> drurew: the problems could be the ' ... u can make \' ... and at the end limit 0, 1
[10:53] <drurew> the syntax is correct
[10:53] <drurew> with  ('somthingSomthing') , but the passwd dosnt work
[10:54] <Nalkem> drurew: and with escaped '   (\')
[10:55] <drurew> UPDATE user SET Password=PASSWORD ('somthingSomthing\') WHERE User='root' ; FLUSH PRIVILEGES; exit;
[10:55] <drurew> so ?
[10:57] <Nalkem> UPDATE user SET Password=PASSWORD (\'somthingSomthing\') WHERE User='root' ; FLUSH PRIVILEGES; exit;
[10:59] <drurew> ERROR 1064 (42000): You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near'\'somthingSomthing\') WHERE User='root'' at line 1
[11:00] <nashSwiss> hi: I just set up bind9 on jaunty and I saw that apparmor just allows ::r for bind in /etc/bind. It says: /var/lib/bind is for dynamically updated zone (and journal) files ...but how to configure bind to put dynamic files to /var/lib/bind ???
[11:01] <Nalkem> drurew: is it this what u want to do? http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/password-hashing.html
[11:04] <qman__> nashSwiss, place your dynamic zone file in /var/lib/bind, then configure in named.conf.local with absolute path
[11:04] <qman__> file "/var/lib/bind/my.zone"
[11:05] <nashSwiss> qman__; thanks, and how to do that for jnl files?
[11:06] <qman__> I don't know how the configuration goes for jnl files
[11:09] <qman__> from what I'm reading
[11:09] <qman__> it appears that the .jnl file is created in the same place as the zone file
[11:09] <qman__> so it should just work
[11:10] <nashSwiss> ok... so i have to put all m zones to /var/lib/bind to enable jnl... or change the apparmor config :S
[11:10] <qman__> looks like it
[11:10] <nashSwiss> thanks
[11:11] <qman__> seems a sensible default though
[11:36] <uvirtbot`> New bug: #407297 in samba (main) "PANIC: internal error (usershare related)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/407297
[11:38] <quizme> is it okay to do chown ubuntu:ubuntu -R /etc ?
[11:39] <maxb> Really really NO
[11:42] <drurew> Nalkem: http://ubuntu.flowconsult.at/en/mysql-set-change-reset-root-password/
[11:45] <_ruben> quizme: why would you want to do that ?!
[11:46] <Nalkem> drurew: hmm ..
[11:46] <quizme> cuz i'm having trouble writing to /etc/mailname
[11:46] <_ruben> use sudo
[11:46] <quizme> as the ubuntu user
[11:46] <quizme> i did
[11:46] <quizme> but it didn't work
[11:46] <_ruben> what command did you use?
[11:46] <quizme> echo "asf.com" | sudo tee /etc/mailname
[11:47] <_ruben> and what's the error you got?
[11:48] <quizme> permission denied
[11:48] <_ruben> odd .. what does ls -l /etc/mailname show ?
[11:48] <quizme> -rw-r--r--
[11:50] <quizme> root root of course
[11:59] <quizme> nm it's working now...
[11:59] <quizme> the sudo tee thing...
[11:59] <quizme> not sure why i was having trouble earlier...
[12:20] <T-Hawk> hey, anybody know why amavisd-new is sending me a mail every time the sync cron job is run with one line of contents: bayes: synced databases from journal in 0 seconds: 749 unique entries (1195 total entries)
[12:20] <T-Hawk> numbers vary, but as far as i can see all output is piped to /dev/null when the cron job i run
[12:37] <quizme> has anybody ever reset the root mysql password from a script ?
[12:37] <quizme> i want to do it on one line, but it prompts me for the password
[12:43] <pmatulis> quizme: yeah, i've done that
[12:47] <_ruben> add -pyourcurrentpassword as parameter
[12:49] <quizme> _ruben yeah i figured it out thanks
[12:51] <Nightlurker> I got a VPS running Ubuntu Server 8.10. I have a problem with cron.* folders in the /etc dir not running. I have checked that it runs when I execute it manually, I have also made sure the cron proccess is running. What would be the next step in finding the error? My crontab file can be seen here: http://nightlurker.pastebin.com/m43dcceac
[12:51] <Daviey> Nightlurker: check your syslog.
[12:52] <Daviey> /var/log/syslog
[12:54] <Nightlurker> There are loads of entries like this: Jul 31 02:08:01 ares /USR/SBIN/CRON[9644]: (root) CMD (test -x /usr/sbin/anacron || ( cd / && run-parts --report /etc/cron.daily ))
[12:54] <Nightlurker> That seems correct right?
[12:54] <Daviey> yes
[12:54] <ivoks> yes
[12:55] <Daviey> Nightlurker: do you have a root mail alias?
[12:56] <ivoks> should we install headers by default?
[12:56] <ivoks> kernel headers
[12:57] <ivoks> disk space is cheap and those often come handy
[12:57] <Nightlurker> Does not look like it no. This is my /etc/aliases file: http://nightlurker.pastebin.com/m3a66b64c
[12:59] <_ruben> ivoks: diskspace is "cheap" indeed, but can still very well be limited .. running a server from a 1 or 2GB ssd isn't that uncommon (for us)
[13:00] <ivoks> well, still, i'd like to see headers installed by default
[13:01] <ivoks> we got kvm and drbd now depending on it
[13:01] <ivoks> and there were cases when i had to compile network or/and raid controler modules
[13:02] <heath|work> can you upgrade libvirt while virts are running, or should I shut them all down ?
[13:05] <stefan__2> hy
[13:05] <heath|work> heelo
[13:05] <uvirtbot`> New bug: #407324 in freeradius (universe) "/etc/init.d/freeradius stop don't work" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/407324
[13:10] <_ruben> wonder if the lpk patch for openssh will ever end up upstream .. would be a nice feature i'd say
[13:21] <Nightlurker> Daviey, I got an root alias setup now
[13:22] <Daviey> Nightlurker: it will be interesting to see if you get a mail, telling you of failure.
[13:22] <Nightlurker> Jupp, but from the mail logs no such messages where sent.
[13:26] <heath|work> can you upgrade libvirt while virts are running, or should I shut them all down ?
[13:33] <Alexanderfoto> Good day to the Ubuntu server community. I was hoping to get some help :) I'm new to the Ubuntu server, and I'm not used to working without a GUI. I'm trying to setup a server that will work as a shared storage device. I'm unsure how to go on with this cause there are so many different ways to go.
[13:35] <Nightlurker> Depends on what system you want to reach the storage. What systems will be connecting to it?
[13:37] <Alexanderfoto> Mac OSX Leopard.
[13:39] <Nightlurker> In which case you have a choise between using Samba and NFS. I have had the most luck using NFS when it comes to speed, but it can be a bit harder to setup and get working correctly on OSX. Samba is the esiest to setup, but I have personally had some performance problems with it on OSX. They may be resolved now though.
[13:40] <Alexanderfoto> Great stuff :) We'll be working a lot from the server. Our business is photography and the server will work as storage for our images and projects. So I believe speed is important :)
[13:42] <Nightlurker> I would try out samba first, if the performance is not good enough switch over to NFS.
[13:48] <Alexanderfoto> Thank you very much :)
[13:49] <Alexanderfoto> And one more thing, I'm not sure if Ubuntu is detecting all my HDDs, is there a command line that gives me HD stats?
[13:57] <aboman> you can see some disk stats for mounted disks with "df -h"
[13:57] <_ruben> sudo fdisk -l
[13:57] <aboman> ls /dev/{hd*,sd*} should show the avaiable disks (and optical devices)
[13:58] <aboman> no need for sudo on any of my systems
[13:59] <_ruben> you're probably a member of the disk group then
[14:01] <aboman> nop
[14:01] <Alexanderfoto> disk group?
[14:02] <aboman> dont worry about it Alexanderfoto, if you get "permission denied" do the sudo thing _ruben said
[14:03] <heath|work> My kvm's are going absolutely nuts and now I can't even connect with virsh
[14:04] <heath|work> they are all tacking out the entire server
[14:19] <quizme> hi, can somebody help me set up courier ?
[14:19] <quizme> actually it's set up
[14:19] <quizme> i just need some help trying to check my mail with a user i created.... can't login ....
[14:19] <quizme> IMAP/courier kinda stuff
[14:20] <Alexanderfoto> I'm having trouble making the { char on Ubuntu Server.. I'm using an apple computer.
[14:20] <quizme> i tried to telnet to 443 and i can, but the login won't work...
[14:31] <Alexanderfoto> okay, so when I type something in the terminal im suddenly unable to write.. sorry for the stupid questions but im new to this.. are there any keys i've accidently pressed?
[14:35] <heath|work> Alexanderfoto, what do you mean unable to write?
[14:36] <poningru> hi quick question
[14:36] <poningru> is there a tomcat package that sets up everything?
[14:36] <heath|work> quizme, if you are unfamiliar with the command you can install mutt
[14:38] <Alexanderfoto> i cant write commands
[14:38] <Alexanderfoto> only the backspace works
[14:38] <heath|work> Alexanderfoto, are you at the physical server, or have you ssh'ed ?
[14:39] <Alexanderfoto> Im at the physical
[14:39] <quizme> heath|work thanks for the suggestion, but i'm pretty committed to courier cuz of the way postfix and everything is set up.
[14:40] <heath|work> quizme, mutt is a mail app that runs in a terminal. I use it for testing mutt user@localhost or whatever
[14:41] <heath|work> Alexanderfoto, that sounds strange, but if you have logged in the keyboard was working
[14:41] <Alexanderfoto> Yeah, it is working.. If I type numbers I get arg: #
[14:42] <Alexanderfoto> but normal letters are a no go:p
[14:43] <Alexanderfoto> ill try a reboot
[14:51] <Alexanderfoto> same issues, its when i try to make the { the keyboard locks up
[14:55] <quizme> is mcrypt the standard encryption program for ubuntu ?
[14:58] <Alexanderfoto> F3 resolved the problem :)
[15:09] <oioiii> Hi there, I want to monitor apache2 of my lampp box (ubuntu 8.04lts) via http://localhost/server-status?auto , works fine except I'm missing CPU load value, any hints?
[15:37] <gop> what the command to shut down apache
[15:37] <gop> or stop it for a second
[15:37] <_ruben> sudo invoke-rc.d apache stop
[15:46] <\sh> oioiii: depending on what you want to monitor from apache2...Ithink snmp is what you are looking for
[15:46] <gop> bah my applaince
[15:46] <gop> is looping an email
[15:46] <gop> I don't see documetion how to stop it
[15:46] <gop> and check logs afterwards
[15:48] <oioiii> \sh: I just want it to show overall cpu load on the status page. Although there is cpu load on server-status?all
[16:22] <ScottK> mathiaz: I put out a call for clamav testing for jaunty-proposed to the ML.  Would it be worth a post on the server blog?
[16:26] <mathiaz> ScottK: hi - sounds like a good plan
[16:26] <mathiaz> ScottK: I'll write something up
[16:26] <ScottK> mathiaz: Thanks.
[16:33] <Sam-I-Am> mathiaz: hey
[16:37] <Vaine-Dragon> I have installed Ubunto 9.04 Server and now it will not boot after initial install, no errors?????
[16:38] <Sam-I-Am> do you see grub?
[16:39] <Vaine-Dragon> Not at all, just a blinking cursor and nothing.
[16:39] <Sam-I-Am> did grub install ok?
[16:40] <Vaine-Dragon> As far as I know, did the full install twice and both times removed CD with same results?
[16:41] <Sam-I-Am> did you install to any sort of raid?
[16:42] <Vaine-Dragon> The installed asked if I wanted to use RAID and I did use it both times?
[16:44] <Sam-I-Am> what raid level?
[16:44] <Vaine-Dragon> 5
[16:44] <Sam-I-Am> yeah, linux wont boot off a software raid 5
[16:44] <Sam-I-Am> you'd need to have your boot partition on something else
[16:44] <Vaine-Dragon> Should I reinstall again and negate that option?
[16:44] <Sam-I-Am> it will boot off a raid 1 though
[16:44] <Sam-I-Am> yes
[16:45] <Sam-I-Am> not sure what your disk configuration is
[16:45] <Vaine-Dragon> Cool thanks for your input and I will do just that, Have great weekend.
[16:45] <Vaine-Dragon> I just selected RAID because it has 3 HD's
[16:46] <Sam-I-Am> ah
[16:46] <Sam-I-Am> if it has hardware raid, that'll work
[16:47] <Vaine-Dragon> Yeah I did setup prior in BIOS befor install, will that help?
[16:47] <Sam-I-Am> depends if its a real hardware raid or not
[16:47] <Sam-I-Am> if so, it would appear as one disk to the system
[16:47] <Vaine-Dragon> The MD has hardware RAID available.
[16:47] <Sam-I-Am> at least as far as the ubuntu installer is concerned, and probably wouldnt let you do raid
[16:47] <Vaine-Dragon> MB
[16:47] <Sam-I-Am> you can try configuring that
[16:47] <Sam-I-Am> but a lot of motherboards are 'fake' raid
[16:48] <Vaine-Dragon> That's fine I don't need RAID for this system
[17:35] <uvirtbot`> New bug: #407415 in openldap (main) "slapd2.4.15-1ununtu3 failed to install or upgrade" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/407415
[17:35] <Vog> I have a ubuntu linux router that I can sshinto, it can resolve ip addresses but cannot ping them. iptables seems to be fine
[17:35] <Vog> It just won't let any traffic out...
[18:01] <jmedina> I there, anyone here hows a recent openvpn version for hardy?
[18:01] <jmedina> probably a PPA?
[18:04] <jmedina> I want 2.1rc19, because I need to add "redirect-private" and "auth-user-pass-optional" and thos options are only available starting from 2.1RC14
[18:05] <jmedina> I know it is really easy compile openvpn by hand
[18:06] <sonism> man, i've been kicked out of ubuntu because i said to those idiot don't ever type this: sudo rm -rf /. and yet those idiots do that!
[18:06] <ScottK> jmedina: LP now has a search feature for ppa's.
[18:06] <ScottK> sonism: #ubuntu-irc if you want to bitch.  This isn't the place.
[18:07] <ScottK> jmedina: I do not, however, favor installing code from somewhat random sources of indeterminate provenence.
[18:08] <jmedina> ScottK thanks, probably I dont know how to use LP, bu the search feature only shows me the ppa repositories, and I have to searh PPA by PPA, that is not that easy
[18:08] <jmedina> :)
[18:09] <ScottK> jmedina: Did you try https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas?name_filter=openldap
[18:09] <sonism> ScottK: i'm not bitchin', some onje messin' with sudo command, and then i told him what he don't do right. and then i told him not to do the previous one also. and yet he do that. it definetelly not my fault....
[18:10] <ScottK> sonism: How does that relate to Ubuntu Server?
[18:10] <sonism> ScottK: ok, i know..... sorry....
[18:11] <jmedina> ScottK, yeap, still I have to search into each PPA
[18:11] <ScottK> OK
[18:11] <jmedina> well I finished with 20 results and only one old package
[18:11] <jmedina> from LaMont Jones
[18:12] <ScottK> Him I'd trust.
[18:13] <jmedina> good
[18:14] <jmedina> I think it is time to lear how to create ubuntu packages and use PPA
[18:14]  * jmedina comes from pacakage slackware pacakges :)
[18:16] <ssm> jmedina: http://www.debian.org/doc/maint-guide/ is a good starting point
[18:18] <jmedina> ssm: thanks
[18:18] <jmedina> well, time to create 50 openvpn client certs and packs :S
[18:25] <Vaine-Dragon> I'm trying to Install Perl 5 and Webmin 1.480
[18:27] <Vaine-Dragon> I'm trying to Install Perl 5 and Webmin 1.480
[18:28] <Vaine-Dragon> HELP ANYONE
[18:29] <jmedina> Vaine-Dragon: and what is the problem?
[18:29] <jmedina> have have you tried?
[18:29] <jmedina> I think webmin is not supported in ubuntu
[18:29] <jmedina> !webmin
[18:29] <Vaine-Dragon> Will 8.10 work
[18:31] <Vaine-Dragon> I found this info on the Official Ubuntu page for configs
[18:31] <Vaine-Dragon> Or is there another web admin package that will work with 9.04
[18:31] <jmedina> well I really dont know, last time I used webmin was 5 years ago
[18:32] <uvirtbot`> New bug: #407428 in openssh (main) "sshd zombie processes and strange behavior after karmic upgrade" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/407428
[18:32] <jmedina> Vaine-Dragon: did you read the mmesage frfom ubottu?
[18:32] <Vaine-Dragon> Yes is there another such package for this type of admin
[18:33] <Vaine-Dragon> !ebox is that a package or another server?
[18:33] <jmedina> is that a question?
[18:34] <Vaine-Dragon> Yes
[18:34] <jmedina> !ebox
[18:34] <jmedina> they are packages or full distro
[18:34] <Vaine-Dragon> Ok thats what I need, kinda new sorry for the confusion
[18:35] <jmedina> dont worry
[18:35] <jmedina> bu
[20:54] <_lam> hi
[20:55] <jmedina> hi
[21:26] <uvirtbot`> New bug: #407310 in mysql-dfsg-5.0 (main) "Failed to check for installed and available applications" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/407310
[21:43] <funkyHat> Stupid question : where do I set the user that spamd should run as?
[21:45] <funkyHat> Oh got it, I add -u blah to /etc/default/spamassassin
[21:50] <chadkouse> anyone seen this?  When under a heavy cpu load I can't SSH to the server and if I'm already on the server, I can't su -- it's like authentication is waiting on CPU to free up