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Chr1831 | how do i install mono support for asp.net on apache? | 01:23 |
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Chr1831 | mono-apache-server2 but its only showing me my source | 01:24 |
Chr1831 | anyone? | 01:27 |
Chr1831 | everyone ran away =( | 01:31 |
Chr1831 | twb can you lend me a hand? | 01:34 |
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twb | Chr1831: do not speak to specific people unless you have a good reason. | 01:38 |
lukehasnoname | smack-down hath been laid | 03:08 |
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rosa_ | Hi there...I am just installed my print server but when i try to connect from the windows clients to printers (in the server) doing double click and i got the message "the server doesn't have the correct drivers"...somebody know how solve it, i need the clients take the drivers from the serve | 03:33 |
rosa_ | Hi there...I am just installed my print server but when i try to connect from the windows clients to printers (in the server) doing double click and i got the message "the server doesn't have the correct drivers"...somebody know how solve it, i need the clients take the drivers from the serve | 04:16 |
keyser_soze | rosa_: I think this will help: http://www.enterprisenetworkingplanet.com/netsysm/article.php/3621876 | 05:27 |
rosa_ | thanks a lot! I will check it | 05:41 |
nick125 | :o That's really neat. I should try that on this school network I'm setting up with Windows clients and a Ubuntu server serving away. | 05:42 |
nick125 | Installing HP's crappy Windows drivers on 20-30 machines is enough to ruin ANYBODY'S day. | 05:45 |
twb | I didn't know Microsoft shipped Windows with PostScript drivers pre-installed. | 05:59 |
rosa_ | yes even more if you have 200 students | 06:06 |
nick125 | rosa_: If I had to install the HP drivers, by hand, on 200 machines, I think I would actually hang myself. | 06:26 |
rosa_ | haha ...i am tring to follor the stet but when i try to install libcups2-dev i got Couldn't find package libcups2-dev | 06:37 |
rosa_ | i tried with aptitud also but the same??? any idea? | 06:38 |
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rosa_ | i intaleed thwe other packages but i can't find this package | 06:42 |
nick125 | rosa_: weird. I find the package here without problems. | 07:02 |
rosa_ | also when i try to unpacket the files from cups i got error :gnu/stubs-32.h: No file or directory but my server is AMB64 | 07:10 |
nick125 | rosa_: Are you trying to build something? | 07:12 |
nick125 | If so, you'll *likely* need to run sudo apt-get build-dep cups | 07:13 |
rosa_ | no, just install the cups packet for windows that appear in the page that you told me | 07:13 |
rosa_ | :D | 07:13 |
nick125 | rosa_: run sudo apt-get build-dep cups and try again | 07:15 |
rosa_ | :) thanks | 07:16 |
nick125 | Let me know if it works. | 07:18 |
chrislabeard | Hey guys everytime i try and access my ftp server outside my network it times out after user and pass | 08:29 |
_ruben | chrislabeard: sounds like a problem with active/passive ftp and connection tracking .. i assume it stalls at the point where it'd list the directory contents? | 08:46 |
chrislabeard | i got it working my router wasn't forwarding the correct ports | 08:46 |
chrislabeard | now i want to test the speed | 08:46 |
uvirtbot` | New bug: #408732 in lsb (main) "lsb package crash after login (dup-of: 383697)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/408732 | 08:46 |
rosa | hi sorry i lost the connection, can please repeat the command to re install or install properly the libcusp2-dev? | 08:50 |
* andol points rosa at http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2009/08/04/%23ubuntu-server.html | 08:52 | |
rosa | hi there sombody know how I can know if i have cups-dev installed or how install it? | 09:14 |
nick125 | rosa: You should be able to run sudo apt-get install libcups2-dev and it will tell you if it's installed or not. If you're still installing the build deps, running the build deps command (sudo apt-get build-deps cups) should install anything not installed. | 09:25 |
rosa | i tried but still i got souln't find package libcups2-dev | 09:26 |
nick125 | Still? Well, I think build deps should pull that in any case. | 09:27 |
rosa | hi nick125: in the article also say I need to install this packages gcc, libjpeg, libjpeg-devel, libpng, libpng-devel, libtiff, libtiff-devel, zlib, and zlib-devel it is right cause also i can't get | 09:54 |
pascalou | hi here | 10:01 |
pascalou | i am having troublr to install grub on a md raid0 disk , can anyone help me? | 10:01 |
pascalou | i get The file /boot/grub/stage1 not read correctly | 10:02 |
rosa | im sorry im new...how i can know which cups version im running? | 10:05 |
rosa | hi pascalou what is the error exaclty? | 10:15 |
simplexio | pascalou: if i recall right you cant install grub into raid0.. i can be wrong too | 10:18 |
simplexio | pascalou: raid1 is ok | 10:19 |
rosa | hi, which is the last version from cups for ubuntu 8.04? | 10:21 |
rosa | nick125 i had a doubt, i got the version 1.3.7 od cups but in the aticle that you said this version is not there. what i can do? i tried to upgrade but i cant i got my version is the last one | 10:23 |
pascalou | escue me it s raid 1 | 10:45 |
pascalou | rosa it says that there s an error with the stage1 file | 10:45 |
pascalou | i tried reinstalling grub and various things | 10:46 |
pascalou | i work in a cgrrot on the new system from the live cd with a modified mtab and a rebinded /dev /proc /sys | 10:46 |
rosa | i remeber that i got the same problem and i did the process anyway usind (hd0) /dev/sda , etc...but i have Raid 0 | 10:58 |
rosa | are you installing or recovering the system? | 10:59 |
rosa | i suppose is the same? | 11:00 |
simplexio | pascalou: i have grub on raid1.. if i recall right you need to install grun into device not md | 11:02 |
rosa | yes, in every device that you have in your raid... | 11:08 |
rosa | hi nick a question...i try to follow the process to configurate cups (according the article) ..i understand libsys2.dev, cups-dev and libcups2-dev are the same? | 11:13 |
rosa | if is the same, that mean my ubuntu version is the problem as I can install a newer cups version | 11:14 |
uvirtbot` | New bug: #408779 in apparmor (main) "[karmic] dhcp fails with wireless link under 2.6.31-5-generic #24" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/408779 | 11:26 |
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uvirtbot` | New bug: #408795 in apache2 (main) "frequent apache crash with "*** glibc detected *** /usr/sbin/apache2: double free or corruption" message" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/408795 | 12:14 |
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rosa | l | 12:32 |
rosa | hi, i am doing cupsaddsmb -U root -a -v, but i got the error : session setup failed: NT_STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE...somebody know about that? | 12:35 |
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kim0 | Hi .. Can anyone please help me locate drbd-8.3 dkms deb package for hardy ? | 13:11 |
pmatulis | kim0: use apt-get i guess | 13:16 |
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quizme | is there a way to reliable combine two sets of /etc/passwd and /etc/group files from two different machines ? | 13:20 |
pmatulis | quizme: how many accounts from each machine? | 13:22 |
Grim76__ | ls | 13:24 |
Grim76__ | doh sorry wrong pane | 13:24 |
andol | Grim76__: been there, done that :) | 13:24 |
Grim76__ | Not quite awake this morning and forgot to ctrl-a tab to my other pane in screen. | 13:25 |
quizme | pmatuliz: 57 and 34 | 13:26 |
quizme | pmatulis: 57 and 34 | 13:26 |
quizme | pmatulis: 23 are in common | 13:28 |
rosa | hi, i am doing cupsaddsmb -U root -a -v, but i got the error : session setup failed: NT_STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE...somebody know about that? | 13:33 |
kim0 | enabling the backports in Hardy .. I still only get drbd 2:8.0.11-0ubuntu3 ... | 13:34 |
quizme | where are the passwords stored ? | 13:37 |
quizme | i only see ascii characters in /etc/passwd | 13:37 |
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quizme | pmatulis: i did it manually... | 13:50 |
highvoltage | quizme: /etc/shadow | 13:51 |
pmatulis | quizme: i fear you have a lot of grunt work to do | 13:51 |
pmatulis | quizme: you're done already? | 13:51 |
quizme | pmatulis: yeah, done, but when i symbolically link /etc/passwd to /vol/etc/passwd, i'm getting an error: sudo: uid 135 does not exist in the passwd file! | 13:56 |
quizme | oh fuk | 13:57 |
quizme | hehe | 13:57 |
quizme | i can't sudo now... | 13:57 |
NorthByNorthWest | stefan__3: I get this: http://pastebin.com/d294c98a1 | 14:23 |
NorthByNorthWest | stefan__3: cant see anything about those ports... or vnc... | 14:23 |
pmatulis | looks like you can't connect via vnc then | 14:24 |
stefan__3 | no vnc daemon there | 14:24 |
NorthByNorthWest | so I need to apt-get install one? | 14:25 |
stefan__3 | so that is why | 14:25 |
stefan__3 | which one did you use before ? | 14:25 |
NorthByNorthWest | well... I guerss there was one that came with the ubuntu server edition... cant remember that I installed one manually... | 14:26 |
stefan__3 | I have no knowledge of one that comes with the ubuntu server install, but I always install a CLI server ... | 14:27 |
stefan__3 | search on help.ubuntu.com | 14:27 |
_ruben | server = cli != vnc | 14:28 |
stefan__3 | there should be there some info about remotely accesing your box | 14:28 |
_ruben | remote access + server = ssh | 14:30 |
pmatulis | _ruben: nice math lesson | 14:30 |
_ruben | :) | 14:30 |
Tom_Ass | =) | 14:31 |
stefan__3 | guys let's not put away noob users, linux needs all the users it can get, plus you can see he/she comes from a win background | 14:31 |
pmatulis | NorthByNorthWest: you claimed that you accessed this server with vnc in the past | 14:32 |
NorthByNorthWest | well... I find some articles on help.ubuntu.com but I dont really know which path to take... I mean... when I installed the ubuntu server edition I could rdesktop into it no problemo.... and now, I just cant... so I guess I want to install the same vnc server that comes with ubuntu server edition.... | 14:32 |
_ruben | NorthByNorthWest: you can only vnc into an ubuntu desktop machine, not an ubuntu server machine | 14:32 |
NorthByNorthWest | pmatulis: well... I accessed it from a terminal using 'rdesktop' | 14:32 |
_ruben | errr .. rdesktop is for microsoft windows remote desktop | 14:33 |
stefan__3 | lol | 14:33 |
NorthByNorthWest | hmm... but Im suer of it... | 14:33 |
NorthByNorthWest | *sure | 14:33 |
_ruben | !info rdesktop | 14:33 |
ubottu | rdesktop (source: rdesktop): RDP client for Windows NT/2000 Terminal Server. In component main, is optional. Version 1.6.0-2ubuntu1 (jaunty), package size 134 kB, installed size 480 kB | 14:33 |
pmatulis | NorthByNorthWest: did you see orange/brown or blue? | 14:34 |
NorthByNorthWest | perhaps I should clarify that the the machine Im trying to access is a ubuntu server within an ubuntu server, running through vbox, if that makes a difference... | 14:36 |
NorthByNorthWest | gahh.... hold on... | 14:37 |
NorthByNorthWest | perhaps i booted the vm the wrong way! | 14:37 |
NorthByNorthWest | *preemptive blush* | 14:38 |
ball | _ruben: you can VNC into an Ubuntu Server box if you install VNC server and a suitable desktop or window manager. | 14:41 |
_ruben | ahhh .. a lot of virtualization products have their own builtin (graphical) remote admin interfaces, which can be based on vnc | 14:41 |
_ruben | ball: that's only partially through .. server + gui != server | 14:41 |
_ruben | server + gui = desktop | 14:41 |
_ruben | s/through/true though/ | 14:41 |
_ruben | (very odd typo) | 14:42 |
stefan__3 | yes virtualbox has a builtin vnc server | 14:42 |
stefan__3 | so NorthByNorthWest check that that setting is enabled on the vbox | 14:42 |
ball | _ruben: not quite ;-) | 14:42 |
_ruben | quite | 14:42 |
NorthByNorthWest | stefan__3: yes... im checking that... | 14:43 |
ball | _ruben: have you tried it? I'm not talking about running an X server on the console. I think I get where you're coming from, but clearly they're not the same thing. | 14:44 |
NorthByNorthWest | stefan__3: well... this is a vbox issue... although vrdp is enabled it gets disabled when I boot the vm... weird... | 14:46 |
stefan__3 | NorthByNorthWest: search in the search engines for that problem | 14:48 |
j0nr | anyone happen to know how to construct the inner envelope of a peritrochoid? | 14:54 |
pmatulis | j0nr: maybe try ##physics | 14:59 |
ball | ##maths? | 15:00 |
j0nr | pmatulis: cheers | 15:02 |
traemccombs | http://paste.ubuntu.com/247258/ Trying to restart mysql and I get these errors | 15:28 |
_ruben | seems like /etc/mysql/debian.cnf contains wrong info | 15:30 |
Sam-I-Am | sounds like somehow the debian internal password got changed | 15:30 |
Sam-I-Am | or that | 15:30 |
sgsax | if the restart is unable to stop mysqld (line 2), it means either the daemon was never started, or the saved pid is incorrect | 15:30 |
stefan__3 | if the user debian-sys-maint cannot connect that is not a major issue | 15:35 |
Jur | hi there | 15:35 |
stefan__3 | that user just does the table checks | 15:35 |
sgsax | what kind of checks? (just curious) | 15:36 |
Jur | i'm a uber linux noob. how can I get out of the sudo manual :p | 15:36 |
stefan__3 | traemccombs: you would be better off looking in the mysql error log | 15:36 |
sgsax | Jur: don't quite understand your question | 15:36 |
stefan__3 | sgsax: table checks for integrity or something like that , can't remember, i disable that every time | 15:37 |
sgsax | stefan__3: gotcha, never used it myself | 15:37 |
Jur | Hi I just installed ubuntu server and now I have this cli. I ran the sudo manual but how can I exit it | 15:38 |
stefan__3 | sgsax: if you have a huge db. it is hell to restart it if you need to | 15:38 |
sgsax | Jur: ah, "q" for quit | 15:38 |
stefan__3 | Jur: type q | 15:38 |
stefan__3 | that should quit the man page | 15:38 |
Jur | lol that's it thx | 15:38 |
Jur | my 1st time on linux cli | 15:39 |
_jmedina | man man | 15:39 |
sgsax | Jur: welcome to linux :) | 15:40 |
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traemccombs | hmm | 15:41 |
jmedina | I have strange behaivor changin vim modes | 15:42 |
jmedina | :S | 15:42 |
jmedina | when I in insert mode I can change to command using ESC, I have to type ctrl+c, that is weird | 15:42 |
Daviey | meeting --> | 16:00 |
traemccombs | I've opened the port with the following: /sbin/iptables -A INPUT -i eth1 -p tcp --destination-port 3306 -j ACCEPT But for some reason it's still not listening. I have mysql set with: bind-address: SERVERS_IP_ADDRESS instead of 127.0.0.1 is there anything else I need? | 16:06 |
Jur | lolldsf | 16:07 |
Jur | lol does the cli of ubuntuserver has a screensaver | 16:07 |
Jur | pretty nice | 16:07 |
firecrotch | Trying to connect to a pptp vpn from my Ubuntu server, and I get the error "Failed to set PPP kernel option flags: Inappropriate ioctl for device". Everything in teh configuration files is correct, as it was copied directly from a Kubuntu machine that can connect just fine with kvpnc | 16:16 |
stefan__3 | firecrotch: I tried it in ubuntu desktop , it only worked with kvpnc , never been able to make it work otherwise | 16:17 |
Max007 | hi | 16:20 |
Max007 | i'm trying to install ubuntu server 9.06 64bits on a HP ML350 G6 server. After the installation I can't get grub to show.. it says: trying to boot from hard drive... | 16:21 |
firecrotch | stefan__3: Hmmm I solved it... something was trying to run /usr/bin/pptp but pptp is located in /usr/sbin/ | 16:23 |
firecrotch | nice little symlink and all is well :-D | 16:24 |
stefan__3 | good to know firecrotch | 16:26 |
stefan__3 | that means that I haven't investigated enough | 16:26 |
firecrotch | It also means that there's a bug in a package somewhere | 16:26 |
stefan__3 | Max007: are you using 9.04 ? | 16:32 |
stefan__3 | that worked here on a g6 | 16:33 |
* andol wonders if anyone has any good opionon on bug #334374 and whatever ldap-auth-config perhaps is better suited as a Recommends than as a hard Depedency to libnss-ldap? | 16:58 | |
uvirtbot` | Launchpad bug 334374 in libnss-ldap "libnss-ldap should not depend on libpam-ldap" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/334374 | 16:58 |
andol | mathiaz: Would be nice if you were one of the anybodies just refered to ^^ :) | 17:00 |
Sam-I-Am | hmmmm | 17:00 |
Sam-I-Am | interesting... | 17:02 |
sgsax | I'm wondering what most people would use ldap for if not with pam for auth | 17:02 |
andol | sgsax: User info, without the auth part? | 17:02 |
Sam-I-Am | well, user info | 17:02 |
Sam-I-Am | passwd, shadow, group, netgrou; | 17:03 |
Sam-I-Am | bunch of stuff | 17:03 |
Sam-I-Am | perhaps if theres a config tool for nss it should be more generic .. like nss-config | 17:04 |
sgsax | I've been fighting with ldap for the last two weeks | 17:04 |
sgsax | finally got it working | 17:04 |
Sam-I-Am | then something different for authentication that would install pam modules depending on selections | 17:04 |
Sam-I-Am | sgsax: its a hoot... | 17:04 |
sgsax | this is for auth against AD, so doubly-fun | 17:05 |
andol | sgsax: yeah, mixed enviroments can be really fun... | 17:06 |
Sam-I-Am | mmm, proxy | 17:06 |
Sam-I-Am | i usually get the job of ridding departments of AD | 17:07 |
sgsax | I wish I could | 17:11 |
sgsax | no such luck yet | 17:11 |
Sam-I-Am | i'm kinda waiting to see what samba4 brings | 17:13 |
Sam-I-Am | curious if ubuntu will go with heimdal over MIT kerberos | 17:13 |
Sam-I-Am | since they seem to be integrating well with samba5 | 17:13 |
Sam-I-Am | er, 4 | 17:13 |
sgsax | I thought heimdal had been depricated in favor of mit | 17:15 |
Sam-I-Am | hmm, didnt think so | 17:16 |
sgsax | so is kerberos still the preferred auth method with ldap againast AD? | 17:19 |
Sam-I-Am | i think so | 17:22 |
Sam-I-Am | thats how the boxes work here before i get rid of AD | 17:22 |
sgsax | there are a lot of docs out there on using winbind | 17:22 |
Sam-I-Am | that might also work | 17:22 |
sgsax | wasn't sure if that's where things were going | 17:22 |
Sam-I-Am | although i think winbind was more of an NT-style domain thing since AD uses kerberos | 17:23 |
sgsax | I had always had the impression that winbind was what people used on a small-scale | 17:23 |
sgsax | ah, that would make sense | 17:23 |
sgsax | I knew there was a reason why I had been staying away from it | 17:23 |
andol | sgsax: Regarding kerberos, that is pretty much what AD uses för authentication. | 17:23 |
sgsax | good to know | 17:24 |
sgsax | and I did finally get it working | 17:24 |
sgsax | we actually had it working on our gentoo boxes, which I am phasing out in favor of ubuntu | 17:24 |
sgsax | but when I tried replicating the configs on ubuntu, it took a while to get it all sorted out | 17:24 |
sgsax | the versions of nss-ldap and pam-ldap are only a couple revs newer on jaunty | 17:25 |
sgsax | I think part of my problem may have also been an unhealty AD | 17:25 |
Sam-I-Am | theres also nss-ldapd :) | 17:25 |
Sam-I-Am | which... has its own issues | 17:26 |
Sam-I-Am | tempting to try nssov from openldap at some point | 17:26 |
sgsax | yeah, we still need AD, unfortunately | 17:26 |
sgsax | until samba can do GPOs... | 17:26 |
sgsax | which are really the only redeeming feature of AD | 17:27 |
Sam-I-Am | yes, quite | 17:27 |
Sam-I-Am | once i nuke AD in this environment, i'm going to toss samba4 into the testbed and see what i can make it do | 17:28 |
Sam-I-Am | which brings up the mit/heimdal question again | 17:28 |
Sam-I-Am | and then there's the issue with which security suite will everything use | 17:28 |
sgsax | what do you do for print services? | 17:28 |
Sam-I-Am | samba/cups | 17:28 |
sgsax | I've ended up with a dual solution: samba/cups for linux desktops, Windows printing for Windows desktops | 17:29 |
Sam-I-Am | debian/ubuntu seem to like gnutls over openssl... frankly i think gnutls is broken... and then there's mozilla/netscape | 17:29 |
sgsax | cups wasn't quite good enough for my Windows users | 17:29 |
Sam-I-Am | cups can be a little rough... but very little printing happens here | 17:29 |
Sam-I-Am | its mainly centralized auth and file storage | 17:29 |
sgsax | I work in a CS dept at a uni | 17:30 |
sgsax | got users who need to print | 17:30 |
sgsax | we used to impose quotas and have students pay for going over, but got our hands slapped by the auditor | 17:31 |
Sam-I-Am | oh, print quotas are messy | 17:32 |
Sam-I-Am | i did that once | 17:32 |
Sam-I-Am | wound up hacking something to make it work... been quite a few years now | 17:32 |
sgsax | while there are some decent tools for print quotas on Windows, there's little to nothing for *nix | 17:32 |
sgsax | our solution was homegrown | 17:32 |
sgsax | now I just have to keep them running | 17:33 |
Sam-I-Am | printing isnt big here, but i usually have other interesting things to integrate... like RSA tokens | 17:35 |
sgsax | nice | 17:35 |
Sam-I-Am | and unfortunately most of that software only runs on windows, has vague/limited ldap support, and the tech support folks are sub par | 17:35 |
Sam-I-Am | this particularly company is very difficult to get answers out of... even with a fat support contract. | 17:36 |
sgsax | sounds typical | 17:37 |
sgsax | salesmen make a great pitch to the PHB | 17:37 |
sgsax | the admins get stuck making it work with little or no help from vendor support | 17:37 |
Sam-I-Am | i was fairly surprised to see this package even supporting ldapv3 | 17:38 |
Sam-I-Am | it also does SSL, but not starttls... which is irritating. | 17:39 |
Sam-I-Am | it also doesn't understand groups in ldap... of any sort. | 17:39 |
jmedina | Sam-I-Am: hi sam | 17:40 |
jmedina | Sam-I-Am: what package? | 17:40 |
sgsax | that sucks | 17:40 |
sgsax | groups was my last big battle with ldap | 17:41 |
Sam-I-Am | actividentity 4tress | 17:41 |
Sam-I-Am | jmedina: howdy | 17:41 |
sgsax | was only getting about half of them pulled down, and even not all of those were correctly populated | 17:41 |
jmedina | Sam-I-Am: just lurking | 17:42 |
Sam-I-Am | this just doesnt do it at all... in order to consider someone authorized to access something via the token, it wants to see a certain attribute for each user | 17:42 |
Sam-I-Am | so i have to do something like employeeType = netadmin | 17:42 |
sgsax | did you have to extend the AD schema? | 17:42 |
jmedina | ja | 17:42 |
Sam-I-Am | i'm not using the AD schema | 17:43 |
jmedina | I hate when ldap apps requiere extra attributes instead of using groups | 17:43 |
Sam-I-Am | cisco acs is another problem | 17:48 |
Sam-I-Am | it doesnt even support a user database outside of itself... but it will read passwords from ldap | 17:48 |
Sam-I-Am | kinda hurts the whole idea of centralized management | 17:48 |
dennda | Is mod_python installed per default on ubuntu server? | 17:49 |
jmedina | damn, I dont know what happened to vim :S | 17:49 |
jmedina | dennda: afaik no | 17:49 |
jmedina | only built-in m odules | 17:49 |
sgsax | we just got a new contract for copiers | 17:51 |
sgsax | turns out they can do ldap lookups, but not for auth-ing users, just for looking up email addresses | 17:51 |
Sam-I-Am | sgsax: been there | 17:59 |
* jmedina uses minolta copies with ldap | 17:59 | |
Sam-I-Am | sgsax: i had to manage those separately using *gasp* access | 17:59 |
Sam-I-Am | and of course it couldnt dump its logs over ethernet... i had to go around with a laptop and a usb cable | 17:59 |
uvirtbot` | New bug: #408948 in samba (main) "winxp discovery fail when machine name truncated at 15 chars" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/408948 | 18:01 |
bobg | i have jaunty running in a xen VM with the linux-virtual kernel. When I run "sudo update-grub" I get a "Segmentation fault". Any suggestions on how I can fix this? | 19:22 |
bobg | i have tracked down my update-grup "segementation fault" to "exec /usr/share/debconf/frontend /usr/sbin/update-grub" -- frontend is a perl script | 19:38 |
bobg | any perl script fails when it includes "use Debconf::Db;" | 19:55 |
bobg | rebooting seems to have fixed my problem | 19:58 |
heath|work | every time I log into my JeOS 9.04 servers I am prompted for [sudo] , I wouldn't care because I always sudo -i after, but now I need scp and it won't let me | 20:36 |
sgsax | define "it won't let me" | 20:40 |
heath|work | after the scp stuff.tar.gz server:/path I enter the connecting password, then I am prompted for [sudo]: When I type for the sudo command it is echoed back to me, but doesn't take | 20:42 |
heath|work | sudo command => sudo password | 20:43 |
heath|work | Is there a way I can find out what is running that is requiring the sudo? | 20:43 |
sgsax | so you are trying to do "sudo scp something somehwere:/foo" | 20:44 |
sgsax | right? | 20:44 |
heath|work | no... I know this is confusing, so sorry. Scrape the scp , I need to figure out why I am being requested to sudo right after I login | 20:45 |
sgsax | that does sound odd | 20:45 |
sgsax | I'm not familiar with the details of jeos | 20:46 |
sgsax | but I wouldn't expect they're doing anything to off-the-wall with it | 20:46 |
sgsax | it's intended to just be an ubuntu appliance, right? | 20:46 |
heath|work | well, I think it may have to do with the first login or first run scripts, but I can't figure out how to see what script is requiring the sudo | 20:47 |
heath|work | yeah, just an appliance | 20:47 |
sgsax | if you can login to it, look at .profile .bashrc .login .bash_profile | 20:47 |
sgsax | then see if any of them source a system-wide config somewhere | 20:47 |
heath|work | will do thanks | 20:50 |
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chrislabeard | is there anyway to get your server to text you without using a gsm modem ? | 22:28 |
lukehasnoname | http://www.zeepmobile.com/ | 22:33 |
lukehasnoname | Maybe? | 22:33 |
Sam-I-Am | chrislabeard: some services allow TAP dialing into their systems | 22:33 |
Sam-I-Am | dial in with a modem, send text, disconnect | 22:33 |
chrislabeard | oh okay | 22:33 |
chrislabeard | i thought you can send txts with regular old internet connection | 22:34 |
Sam-I-Am | you can too | 22:34 |
Sam-I-Am | depends if you want to send texts regarding your internet connection outage :) | 22:34 |
chrislabeard | Its not too big of a deal i just wanted to mess around with it | 22:35 |
sgsax | chrislabeard: if your cell carrier has an email gateway, you can just have your server send email to it | 22:47 |
chrislabeard | yeah | 22:47 |
chrislabeard | does this website look generic to you guys http://longhornpcrepair.com | 22:50 |
sarthor | Hi, i used shaper for bandwith controlling, i wrote 255 files for the whole subnet, and were then located in /etc/shpaer/, not in 9.04 the pakage is changed a bit, its now shaperd, How to configure shaperd now? will that already 255 configured files will work with this shapred also?? | 22:54 |
lukehasnoname | chrislabeard, what's with the latin | 22:58 |
sgsax | lukehasnoname: it's semi-random filler text | 23:02 |
sgsax | google the first couple of words and you'll get the whole history of typesetting | 23:02 |
lukehasnoname | mhm | 23:04 |
lukehasnoname | San Antonio resident here, btw | 23:04 |
sarthor | Hi, i used shaper for bandwith controlling, i wrote 255 files for the whole subnet, and were then located in /etc/shpaer/, not in 9.04 the pakage is changed a bit, its now shaperd, How to configure shaperd now? will that already 255 configured files will work with this shapred also?? | 23:23 |
sarthor | Hi, i used shaper for bandwith controlling, i wrote 255 files for the whole subnet, and were then located in /etc/shpaer/, not in 9.04 the pakage is changed a bit, its now shaperd, How to configure shaperd now? will that already 255 configured files will work with this shapred also?? | 23:54 |
uvirtbot` | New bug: #409093 in samba (main) "package samba-common 2:3.3.2-1ubuntu3.1 failed to install/upgrade: Unterprozess post-installation script gab den Fehlerwert 1 zur?ck" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/409093 | 23:55 |
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