[00:00] kirkland: hey - how could you check if you run in a virtual machine? [00:01] mathiaz: /proc/cpuinfo gives some hints [00:01] mathiaz: QEMU Virtual CPU version 0.10.92 [00:01] kirkland: I've been playing with facter (related to puppet) [00:02] kirkland: it's used to provide facts about your system [00:02] mathiaz: neat [00:02] kirkland: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/facter/master/annotate/head%3A/lib/facter/virtual.rb [00:02] kirkland: ^^ this is the ruby code that checks whether you're running in a virtual or physical machine [00:03] kirkland: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/facter/master/annotate/head%3A/lib/facter/util/virtual.rb [00:03] kirkland: ^^ that's the actual code [00:04] kirkland: kvm/qemu doesn't seem to be supported - how could you detect that? [00:04] mathiaz: /proc/cpu/info [00:04] mathiaz: /proc/cpuinfo [00:05] mathiaz: yeah, it's not in that file [00:05] mathiaz: kvm/qemu is easy [00:05] kirkland: and grep for module name? [00:05] mathiaz: grep "^model name.*QEMU Virtual CPU" [00:05] mathiaz: grep "^model name.*QEMU Virtual CPU" /proc/cpuinfo [00:06] mathiaz: grep "^model name.*QEMU" /proc/cpuinfo [00:06] that would do it [00:06] kirkland: great - thanks [00:06] hello all [00:06] mathiaz: make sure you give me copyright assignment! [00:07] mathiaz: j/k :-) [00:07] kirkland: http://projects.reductivelabs.com/issues/2067#note-10 [00:07] kirkland: they mentions having the hypervisor flag set [00:10] please recommend some good tool to check HDD in ubuntu 8.10. the disk was in software as a part of software raid1, there were some problems with the drive, now it's mounted in my desktop and seems to be working, but i want to check it [00:15] kees: http://net-snmp.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/net-snmp/trunk/net-snmp/agent/mibgroup/host/hr_proc.c?r1=17265&r2=17415 [00:21] zul: oh nice! Can you add that to the bug report? [00:21] zul: changed again later: http://net-snmp.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/net-snmp/trunk/net-snmp/agent/mibgroup/host/hr_proc.c?r1=17415&r2=17616 [00:22] http://net-snmp.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/net-snmp/trunk/net-snmp/agent/mibgroup/host/hr_proc.c?view=log#rev17415 [00:22] I think two authors fixed the same bug differently. ;) [00:28] kees: ill take a crack at fixing it tomorrow [00:29] cool, thanks [00:29] watching flight 666 right now [00:33] kirkland: sure [00:34] kirkland: let me check the moodle maintainer scripts [00:34] mathiaz: it's dh_input critical * in config [00:36] New bug: #430358 in bind9 (main) "bind9 + DLZ core dumps on AFXR request" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/430358 [00:36] kirkland: hm - and the dependencies will screw everything [00:36] kirkland: the moodle .config script will run *before* the moodle-appliance .config script [00:37] kirkland: since the moodle-appliance would depend on moodle [00:37] mathiaz: poop [00:37] kirkland: next solution in the line: puppet [00:38] kirkland: you can create a puppet manifest that will configure everything at boot time [00:40] kirkland: did your brain just explode because of how brilliant my solution is? [00:40] mathiaz: i'm thinking about it [00:40] mathiaz: i'm just really frustrated vmbuilder can't put the goddamn package into the image [00:41] kirkland: right [00:41] kirkland: another solution is to add support for preseed to vmbuilder [00:41] kirkland: both puppet and d-i support this [00:42] mathiaz: yes [00:42] mathiaz: that needs to be done [00:43] kirkland: so two solutions: 1. puppet recipe 2. vmbuilder preseed support [00:44] kirkland: 2. requires some python hacking [00:44] kirkland: 1. requires a new system to learn [00:44] mathiaz: there's no reasonable way i can force moodle-appliance to be installed before moodle ? (besides pre-depends, which i don't want)? [00:44] kirkland: well - you'd have to modify the moodle package [00:45] mathiaz: that's the only way? [00:45] kirkland: uploading a moodle package to the virtual-appliance PPA [00:45] mathiaz: yeah, i'm thinking about that [00:45] kirkland: with a moodle package depending on moodle-appliance [00:45] mathiaz: i was thinking that moodle could provide moodle-appliance [00:46] kirkland: hm - well then you don't a moodle appliance package [00:46] kirkland: you just modify the moodle package to actually do what you want [00:46] kirkland: now - does vmbuilder support insalling packages from another PPA? [00:46] mathiaz: yes, it does do that [00:46] kirkland: probably yes - as the postinst script [00:47] kirkland: ah! what about using the --exec option? [00:48] kirkland: http://paste.ubuntu.com/271763/ [00:48] kirkland: you can preseed all the debconf question in there and *then* apt-get install moodle [00:48] kirkland: there == postinst script [00:49] mathiaz: hmm, that looks promising [00:49] mathiaz: rock on, i'll knock this around [00:50] kirkland: yeah -that should do it [00:50] mathiaz: thanks [00:50] kirkland: moodle config doesn't reset debconf question [00:50] mathiaz: thank goodness [00:50] kirkland: so preseeding with debconf-set-selection *before* installing the package should work [00:51] kirkland: well - some scripts reset the seen flag [00:51] bastards [00:51] kirkland: under some circumstances [00:51] kirkland: anyway - looks like a promising solution to me [00:51] mathiaz: i think so [00:52] mathiaz: thanks for the brainstorming [00:52] kirkland: ah no [00:52] kirkland: won't work [00:52] kirkland: the mysql database is not running in the guest :/ [00:52] kirkland: so the postinst will fail [00:52] kirkland: is it will not be able to create the tables [00:53] mathiaz: doh [00:53] kirkland: wait [00:53] kirkland: I'm reading moodle postinst script [00:55] kirkland: hm [00:55] kirkland: so it may be possible [00:56] kirkland: the postinst script checks whether you want to create the db manually [00:56] kirkland: so you can preseed that question [00:56] any auth-client-config magician around ? i followed openldap server tutorial on ubuntu server 9.04 guide and it do not authenticate pam against ldap =/ [00:56] kirkland: moodle/db_create [00:57] kirkland: what the script actually does (in DoMySQL) is to create a database [00:57] mathiaz: and then do that at machine startup [00:58] kirkland: right [00:58] kirkland: I was checking if you could use mysqldadmin to actually create the database when building the appliance [00:59] kirkland: but it requires a running mysqld [00:59] mathiaz: well, i'm using postgres [00:59] mathiaz: but i get your point [00:59] kirkland: ah - I haven't checked postgres [00:59] mathiaz: it defaults to postgresql [01:00] kirkland: oh - then I think you're lucky [01:00] kirkland: IIRC postgres doesn't require a running daemon [01:00] kirkland: I may be wrong though [01:03] kirkland: the rest of the postinst looks good to me [01:03] kirkland: it may well work correctly [01:03] mathiaz: cool, thanks for the look === rickspencer3 is now known as rickspencer3-afk [02:31] New bug: #305071 in vsftpd (main) "Corrupted file on anonymous upload" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/305071 [04:45] New bug: #403969 in eucalyptus "high CPU usage from cloud controller" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/403969 [04:51] New bug: #385435 in eucalyptus "In MANAGED mode, with CLC and CC on same host, on first boot of CLC, Walrus URL is detected as 169.254.169.254" [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/385435 [06:56] New bug: #425526 in samba (main) "Kubuntu Karmic i386 Alpha 5 network copy/stream from samba share glitch approximately every 5 minutes" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/425526 [07:20] how do i get rubygems > 1.3.1 on ubuntu hardy? http://pastie.org/618463 is my attempt; failed :( [07:35] kansan: you don't. [07:37] Installing newer releases into an LTS environment breaks the whole point of using an LTS environment. [08:16] im trying to get cpu temps on my server, from what ive read i should be seeing something in /proc/acpi/thermal_zone. If i see nothing in thermal_zone, does this mean that I do not have the ability to see my cpu's temp or do I have to install something further? [08:19] <_ruben> installinst lm-sensers tends to be a good start [08:19] <_ruben> s/installinst/installing/ [08:19] i have also done that [08:20] i still see nothing in thermal_zone [08:20] would a reboot be required? [08:20] <_ruben> run sensor-detect to configure, then sensors to see the result [08:23] do you want to add these lines automatically? NO is bold. what does this mean exactly? [08:24] nvm, i figured it out [08:24] <_ruben> some stuff needs to be added to some files [08:24] <_ruben> ok [08:24] my modules file [08:25] sensors command displays what i want, however i still have nothing in thermal_zone. any idea why? [08:27] <_ruben> nope, never used /proc for temp info [08:27] <_ruben> might need to load some (acpi) modules or so [08:28] ah, ok, i'll have to google around with it some more. thanks for the help getting me started. :) [08:58] Whoo! My ISP just started offering 40/8 Mbit (down/up) connections. [08:58] <_ruben> nice [08:59] <_ruben> my cable isp can get me 50/3 atm .. downstream increasing to 100+ early next year .. rather pricy tho [08:59] <_ruben> currently at 20/1 dsl [08:59] soren: fiber to the home? [09:01] henkjan: VDSL2. [09:02] _ruben: 40/8 weighs in at around €65. [09:02] .au maxes out at ADSL2+, which IIRC is 20mbps down. [09:04] With throttling or excess charges if you download more than xGiB/mo. [09:05] FttH overhere 35,- for 35/35 (with a free upgrade to 100/100) [09:06] <_ruben> henkjan: where's that? [09:06] _ruben: Rijssen [09:06] FttH? [09:06] <_ruben> soren: abount the same for 50/3 i think, tho it'd include tv and phone as well [09:06] <_ruben> henkjan: which isp? [09:06] _ruben: Oh, right, this includes phone as well. [09:06] concepts ict [09:07] (the 100Mbit is not from concepts ;) ) [09:07] henkjan: 35 what? Euros? [09:07] yep, 35,- EUR [09:07] henkjan: And why on Earth would anyone be on 35/35 if the upgrade to 100/100 is free? [09:07] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Broadband_Network is the .au government propaganda about FTTH. [09:07] not exactly free [09:07] poking the right persons :) [09:08] <_ruben> i pay about 30 euro for my 20/1 now i think [09:08] henkjan: photos of the right people doing the wrong things [09:08] i just asked for native ipv6 and got 100/100 :) [09:09] <_ruben> in my area they're determining the possible userbase for ftth .. so far only 10% is interested, and they need like 40% or so in order to get the investors curious [09:10] too bad for you [09:10] <_ruben> kinda lame for a city that calls itself "the ict city" (zoetermeer) [10:42] how do I search the entire /etc directory to find a particular setting? [10:43] for example, a proxy server continues to get set system wide, and I don't know exactally where to disable it [10:44] <_ruben> grep -r somestring /etc/* [10:44] <_ruben> might wanna sudo do that [10:46] thank you ruben [10:50] how do you go about unsetting stuff in the gconf xml tree? [11:04] hi all [11:20] I need dovecot 1.2 for hardy, is there a good guide for how to build debs from source? [11:20] where can i get a list of universities and colleges that use linux/ubuntu? [11:37] New bug: #429769 in postfix (main) "package postfix 2.5.5-1.1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 75" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/429769 [12:01] <_ruben> heath|otg: i'd use the dovecot 1.2 packages from debian (testing or unstable) and rebuild them for ubuntu [12:53] _ruben, what do you mean rebuild for ubuntu [12:55] morning, afternoon for you danes [12:58] morning [12:59] zul: o/ [13:00] Any way to build dovecot 1.2 for hardy? [13:20] soren, i assume you must have looked at that build failure on nectarine ? there is a 20090916 and 20090916.2. [13:20] had you ? [13:21] I'm working on it right now. [13:21] The first problem was that your patch from yesterday wasn't python 2.5 friendly. I did not catch this :( [13:21] Now it's just hanging during package install. I'm trying to work out why that might be. [13:24] ...and now I can't log into nectarine. [13:24] smoser: Can you? [13:25] i'm in on nectarine now [13:25] but i have been all night [13:25] so i wont log out [13:25] Oh. [13:26] sorry about the python 2.5... didn't know. when i saw locally there i didn't understand how my tests could have worked. the 2.5/2.6 makes sense. [13:26] New bug: #420960 in kaffeine "Karmic Alpha 4 playback stops when playing media stored on samba share" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/420960 [13:26] smoser: Your ssh connection there is responsive? [13:26] smoser: No, it won't be, because it was just bounced. Never mind :( [13:26] not now. it was 3 minutes ago [13:27] I'm back in. [13:27] Ng: Thanks. [13:27] and now that evil peer reset my connection :) [13:27] I knew a guy called Peer once, actually. [13:27] Way before I saw that error for the first time, though. [13:27] Like... '93-ish. [13:28] hi all, it shouldn't be a problem switching a between a amd motherboard and cpu with an intel motherboard and cpu right? [13:28] ghostlines: For Ubuntu? No. [13:28] Other than that? No clue. [13:28] or during installation special configuration are done for the specific setup? [13:29] no problems for ubuntu/linux huh, how are you so sure [13:29] tried it already ? [13:32] It's just the sort of thing I know. [13:33] Hey, you asked. I answered. [13:33] i want to connect to an iSCSI target what do i need? [13:33] a_ok2: open-iscsi. [13:33] ty [13:33] soren, no problem just checking [13:34] im trying to enable AllowOveride=All so i can put a password in my website. Anyone help me do this? [13:35] garymc: What's the problem? [13:36] i want to put a username and password on my server web site [13:36] Yes... [13:36] using .htaccess and .htpasswd [13:36] i created thos files put them in the web folder but it doesnt work [13:36] I read that i gotta put "AllowOverride All" somewhere? [13:36] Don't put your .htpasswd in your web folder. [13:37] i only got /var/www/webfiles [13:37] "AllowOverride AuthConfig" will do. [13:37] i only got /var/www/webfiles.htm [13:37] where do i put that? [13:37] and it belongs in your apache configuration for the given virtualhost. [13:37] in the htaccess? [13:37] No. [13:37] It defines what you can do from .htaccess. [13:38] If you could change it from .htaccess it'd be pointless :) [13:38] ok where do i put the allowoverride? [13:38] 12:37:33 < soren> and it belongs in your apache configuration for the given virtualhost. [13:39] thats my problem im a newbie and not sure where that is [13:39] Where are these files? [13:39] What's your webroot? [13:39] my web files? /var/www/ [13:41] soren: was Peer danish? [13:42] soren : I put web pages in this folder /var/www/ if thats what you mean [13:42] garymc, http config files should be under /etc/apache2. but my guess is that soren was going to give you a stanza here in a minute [13:42] ok yeah i got a /etc/apache2 aswell [13:43] for me, there is a file /etc/apache2/sites-available/default that has conf for that dir. [13:43] :q [13:44] i have that folder sites enabled with one file in there. 000-default [13:44] i found it [13:44] nice one smoser [13:45] soren, i think that libc6-xen being added to the package list is causing the hang [13:46] good stuff it works now [13:46] after ctrl-c'ing it, the process that is stopping the unmount is '/sbin/getty 38400 xvc0' [13:46] zul: He was, yes. [13:47] smoser: could be. Let me try adding that locally and see if that makes it equally unhappy. [13:48] * soren takes a quick break [13:50] soren 2 things [13:50] a.) that process definitely gets started in the jail, and detached, and is blocking the unmount on failure [13:50] granted i did ctrl-c the vmbuilder process though [13:51] b.) vmbuilder/VMBuilder/plugins/ubuntu/hardy.py installs libc6-xen in a different way... [13:51] self.run_in_target('apt-get' ,'--force-yes', '-y', 'install', 'libc6-xen') [13:51] but my assessment was "it shouldn't need to do that, it should just work" and since i couldn't test it... [13:56] New bug: #405715 in janino (main) "Main Inclusion Report (Eucalyptus dependencies set 1)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/405715 [14:00] ugh. [14:00] soren, no nectarine has no /dev/loop* devices [14:01] smoser : how do i change the output folde of my web files from /var/www/ to /var/www/html/? [14:01] New bug: #423076 in qemu-kvm (main) "[patch] `kvm -name TITLE` option does not set gnome-panel name correctly" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/423076 [14:02] garymc, probably that same file [14:02] yeah im trying that but its giving me errors in the browser now [14:02] 500 internal server error [14:06] anyone else know how i change this? [14:07] garymc: What does your apache log file say about the errors? [14:08] soren, well, i "fixed" hat wit 'udevadm trigger' now devices are back at least [14:09] hang on ill do it again Pici [14:10] it says all sorts of stuff [14:11] ok its working now sort of? [14:12] smoser: Sure it does? [14:12] smoser: Oh. === rickspencer3-afk is now known as rickspencer3 [14:13] * ttx isotests and is amazed how fast the server boots now. [14:21] New bug: #430730 in freeradius (universe) "freeradius config needs freeradius-mysql" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/430730 [14:24] how does adding a domain name to my web server work? Do i just point the domain at my ip? [14:25] and how would i define if i had differnt .com addresses and more than one website hosted? [14:26] New bug: #430732 in freeradius (universe) "radclient doesn't work" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/430732 [14:35] hi all [14:36] i seem to have set a wrong password when i was installing ubuntu on one pc, how can i boot into SU mode and reset it? [14:38] SockPant1, just hit escape when loading Grub pops up and choose the recovery mode options [14:38] SockPant1, http://burnz.wordpress.com/2008/09/09/how-to-reset-ubuntu-root-password/ [14:39] garymc, apache virtual hosting [14:40] ok google it and read up on it i will [14:40] garymc, go to support.ubuntu.com and look at the server manuals. there are probably how to's in there [14:40] how can i list users? [14:41] garymc, i am not familiar with apache in many years, but it would appear that the way the ubuntu packages lay things out, you probalby want something in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-my-new-site [14:41] soren: tried open-iscsi, is there something also something with decent documentation? [14:41] garymc, if you're not experienced in Apache, I'd recommend you trying lighttpd. It is faster and easier to configure. [14:41] ok thanks [14:42] awsome: http://tomasz.sterna.tv/2009/07/dovecot-1-2-0-for-ubuntu-hardy/ [14:42] s/awsome/awesome/ [14:43] i forgot what i set for a non-root user :S how can i see which users there are? [14:44] SockPant1, cat /etc/passwd | cut -d":" -f 1 [14:45] how do i chown a user to a directory and all of its contents? [14:45] Are there any options for server management gui beside ebox on ubuntu 9.04? [14:45] i did "sudo chown gary:gary /var/www/html/" but all contents have padlocks on them [14:45] ah got it [14:46] now, is it easy to change the hostname of the server? or would i have to change it in 1000 places [14:46] sudo chown -Rv gary:gary /var/www/html/ [14:46] garymc, ^^ [14:46] thanks heath|work [14:46] SockPant1, 2 places [14:46] heath|work: that's doable [14:46] /etc/hosts, /etc/hostname [14:47] then /etc/init.d/hostname.sh [14:47] all sudo of course [14:48] anyone using ksplice on ubuntu server 8.04 ? [14:49] alright that worked [14:49] SockPant1, check it out with hostname and hostname -f [14:49] the -f should show the fqdn [14:50] i'm using 8.04 LTS because it's pretty old hardware, how do i make sure everything is as up to date as possible? [14:50] you mean packages? [14:50] yeah, i suppose, what else? [14:51] sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [14:51] i mean, to the extent that it would still work and not increase system requirements by a significant amount [14:51] what does dist-upgrade do? [14:51] grabs the new kernels [14:52] but i would still be on ubuntu 8.04? [14:52] yes [14:52] ok [14:52] how about stuff like apache [14:52] the above command updates all packages [14:53] alright :) [14:56] Anyone using dovecot 1.2 ? [14:57] on hardy [15:06] is anyone interested in system admin job in NJ ? [15:07] NJ? [15:07] yeah NJ [15:07] New Jersey? [15:07] yes yes [15:07] (I'm from UK myself hence the question) [15:07] ah. not New Jork [15:08] I'm looking for a job, but I think the work trip is a tad too far to NJ :) [15:09] heh [15:09] orudie, how about remote? [15:10] no remote sorry [15:10] :( [15:17] where in NJ? [15:18] JohnD23-> the recruiter didnt tell me, i live in NY so I said its too far for me , she said if i know someone then let her know [15:36] kirkland: dunno if you saw this yet: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=ubuntu_910_encryption&num=1 [15:40] Oh boy. Have I got a question for you! If I apt-mirror a repo, is it possible to create a hybrid merge of (private lan repo) and (public ubuntu repo) so the packages will first check private lan, then public ubuntu repo for packages? [15:41] Somewhere in /etc/apt/sources.list [15:45] <_ruben> specify both repos in that file .. for each package apt will check which repo holds the most recent version and use that one [15:45] how can I disable cpu throtelling and set to max freq? [15:48] jcastro: hadn't see it [15:48] jcastro: thanks [15:50] clusty, are you sure you want that? It will probably just increase your energy consumption without having an improvement on performance. [15:50] KurtKraut, need to compile ATLAS [15:51] It still won't be any faster. [15:51] ATLAS gives bad results when throtelling is enabled [15:51] pfff [15:51] i know [15:51] ATLAS does timings on different params [15:51] throtelling interferes [15:52] is the maxperformance the governor [15:52] ? [15:52] cause it does not work [15:52] but ondemand does [15:53] performance is the name [16:03] jjohansen, smoser: EC2 kernel meeting? [16:06] i'm here... i just pinged jjohansen separately, and no response yet, though [16:06] I think I'm an hour early. [16:06] he was up pretty late last night [16:16] erichammond: yeah there will be a meeting, in about 45 min [16:32] smoser: you might be hitting the alpha breakage in your image [16:33] zul, no [16:33] soren figured it out. [16:33] oh what was it? [16:33] this is probably a very nooby question but ive never done this before.. [16:34] how can i configure a static IP on eth0? [16:34] on the cli [16:35] SockPant1, best thing to read: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/index.html [16:35] item 4 in your case [16:37] Does anyone happen to know if managesieve support was compiled into dovecot for Hardy? [16:38] zul: You'll see :) [16:38] https://code.launchpad.net/~soren/vmbuilder/smallest-patch-ever [16:38] soren: if you plan another round of eucalyptus updates before alpha6, please consider fixing bug 430758 [16:38] Launchpad bug 430758 in eucalyptus "Cloud installer / Cluster install hangs at reboot after install" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/430758 [16:38] It's a 4 bit patch. [16:38] ttx, so should i start looking at filing a MIR for euca2ools ? [16:39] soren: the right fix is to rewrite those initscripts completely, but I guess some bandaid is better than nothing [16:39] ttx: You're core-dev, aren't you? [16:40] You are! pfffft... Then do it yourself. [16:40] do others here agree that euca2ools really needs to be in main ? the UEC really does depend on it, although (because he just wanted to argue) ttx argues that Eucalyptus does not strictly depend on euca2ools [16:40] soren: I am ;) Just wanting not to collide with any other update you might have planned :P [16:40] smoser: I absolutely agree. [16:40] ttx: Oh, we do it all in bzr. [16:40] smoser:yes [16:40] ttx: And the way we do it makes it really easy to have multiple people working on it at the same time. [16:41] ok, given that we need MIR for euca2ools for UEC, i am going to suggest replacement of ec2-ami-tools with euca2ools rather than removal of them from ec2-images. [16:41] ttx: If you have 5 minutes, I'd love to help you set it up. [16:41] soren: I have, but I don't want to waste your precious alpha6-generation time [16:41] New bug: #430758 in eucalyptus (main) "Cloud installer / Cluster install hangs at reboot after install" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/430758 [16:41] * smoser doesn't know that bzr qualifies as "really easy to have multiple people working on it" [16:41] ttx: Oh, I'm waiting for a build to finish anyway. [16:41] * ttx smacks smoser on the head [16:41] soren: ok, go [16:41] hm [16:42] it doesn't work. [16:42] ttx: Alright, create a suitable basedir for this. I use $HOME/src/Eucalyptus [16:42] ttx: In there, do "apt-get source eucalyptus". [16:42] i've edited /etc/network/interfaces and /etc/resolv.conf, ping 10.0.0.1 gives 'connect: Network is unreachable' [16:42] ttx: To get the tarball. [16:42] ttx: Create a file called $HOME/.devscripts [16:42] put these two lines in there: [16:42] DEBCHANGE_RELEASE_HEURISTIC=changelog [16:42] DEBCHANGE_MULTIMAINT_MERGE=yes [16:43] soren: https://code.launchpad.net/~mathiaz/eucalyptus/image-store-proxy-recommends/+merge/11819 [16:43] SockPant1, did you restart networking? [16:43] soren: ^^ did you get a chance to look at the image-store-proxy integration? [16:43] soren: done [16:43] soren: which is rather simple - -cloud recommends image-store-proxy [16:43] heath|work: i was lazy and restarted the entire box [16:44] ifconfig -a doesn't list an ip for eth0 eihter [16:44] ttx: Sorry, mathiaz disturbed me :) [16:44] SockPant1, pastebin your /etc/network file [16:45] ttx: Ok, now in that basedir you created, you do: bzr co lp:~ubuntu-core-dev/eucalyptus/ubuntu [16:45] heath|work: difficult. i'll type it out [16:46] jcastro: he sure picked the worst platform to run these benchmarks on [16:46]