[03:07] <brandonc503> as far as keeping people from seeing my server in file,folder format and as only a website..is it safe enough to just put index pages in my folders redirecting back to home
[03:54] <jmarsden> brandonc503: It's safer to set Options -Indexes   so that all directories will not autogenerate a file index.
[03:54] <jmarsden> See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#options
[03:55] <brandonc503>  sweet thanks
[03:57] <jmarsden> No problem.
[08:14] <_bubsy> hi
[08:38] <erichammond> _bubsy: Things get a bit slow here on weekends, but if you have a question go ahead and ask and somebody might respond.
[08:38] <_bubsy> ok
[08:38] <_bubsy> which linux dist have server version now ?
[08:39] <erichammond> _bubsy: All current Ubuntu releases have server flavors. (You're on an Ubuntu channel.)
[08:39] <_bubsy> i know.. my friend told me centos. but i don't like it
[08:43] <erichammond> _bubsy: I've been running production servers on Ubuntu since 2005.
[11:08] <med\weed> o thank jeebuz
[11:53] <phaidros> so, I ran out of inodes coz of an big dokuwiki :)
[11:54] <phaidros> what fs do you guys use for alot of small files ?
[12:06] <ikonia> phaidros: xfs has proved well
[12:06] <ikonia> phaidros: or just create ext3/4 with a bigger indoe distirubtion
[12:06] <ikonia> phaidros: resier used to be very good for lots of small files
[12:06] <phaidros> ikonia: but is discontinued :)
[12:07] <phaidros> ikonia: whats the parameters for the inode distribuiotn on mkfs, and is the value better higher or smaller for my case?
[12:07] <phaidros> so, inode_ratio is the 'density' of inodes?
[12:07] <phaidros> or the number of indes?
[12:11] <phaidros> ok, mkfs has blocksize, I go for 1024
[12:11] <phaidros> but I do not get: [-i bytes-per-inode] [-I inode-size] [-N number-of-inodes]
[12:11] <phaidros> what are good values for small files ?
[12:12] <phaidros> and: what's the inoda_ratio in there?
[12:14] <ikonia> off the top of my head, no idea, you have to look it up
[12:15]  * phaidros reads the fm ;)
[12:15] <ikonia> I can't remember the maths like that
[12:15] <ikonia> phaidros: I don't remember it being massicly complicated but you have to do a little bit of forward planning
[12:17] <phaidros> mkfs.ext3 -b 1024 -i 4096 -m 2 -I 128
[12:17] <phaidros> so will it be :)
[12:25] <ikonia> well done
[15:04] <samurai007> Hi there
[15:05] <samurai007> has anyone of tried to run a private cloud computing server?
[15:54] <samurai007> :)
[17:59] <LyonJT> Hey i have setup vsftpd on my ubuntu server but im not allowed to edit anything outside of my home directory how can i allow this?
[19:00] <blizzkid> lo all. how can I execute a script that runs notify-send on host2 from host1 if host1 (Ubuntu server) has no X?
[21:04] <MyWay> hi, where can i find how to set apache2 (www-data and all about) permission correctly?
[21:06] <billybigrigger> apache docs?
[21:07] <VousDeux> https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/web-servers.html
[21:38] <Ziber> I have a working VPN between two Ubuntu VPS's and I want to figure out how to get DHCP running, for Ipv4, so I can implement it for my home LAN. Everytime I try to run the DHCP client daemon, my server freezes, and I'm forced to reboot. According to syslog, of both VPS's, it does in fact get a LAN IPv4 IP.
[22:05] <Ziber> Anyone?
[22:15] <JanC> Ziber: I fear your explanation isn't entirely clear (e.g. for what & where do you want to use DHCP)
[22:18] <Ziber> I have a VPN between two VPS's, and I want to set up a DHCP server on the first one, assigning a random private IP for the second one.
[22:24] <JanC> does the VPN-setup allow dynamic IPs like that?
[22:24] <JanC> (I don't know what's causing your problem, just trying to help you think)
[22:26] <Ziber> Well, it allows for radvd (ipv6 dhcp), which I set up (but currently have disabled)
[22:27] <Ziber> I wish there was a ipv4 equivalent of radvd. Complete autoconfig.
[22:28] <Ziber> I mean, in 15 seconds, I just got radvd working. 2001:470:b995:abcd:b0e5:3bff:fe25:17cc <-- complete autoconfig
[23:54] <wizardslovak> hello people
[23:54] <wizardslovak> how can i set up apache to host 2 domains?
[23:56] <JanC> wizardslovak: read /usr/share/doc/apache2/README.Debian.gz *and* the Apache documentation about virtual domains
[23:56] <Bilge> virtual hosts
[23:57] <wizardslovak> yea i know that virtual hosts
[23:57] <wizardslovak> but document root
[23:57] <wizardslovak> should i point to all of the folders of domains?
[23:58] <JanC> document root should point to the directory that holds the documents for the domain that you're defining a virtual host for...
[23:59] <wizardslovak> ok so lets say i want to host example1.com and example2.com