[00:01] erichammond, yeah, what you're looking for is a replacement for active directory [00:01] samba 4 is designed to help with this, but samba 3 is a bit tougher [00:02] it basically requires ldap and a specific kerberos implementation [00:03] I've yet to actually get it to work, myself, but I've seen it done [00:06] I've tested samba4 and created and AD Server, created users, groups, used windows tools to manage the AD and was able to log in computers to the AD [00:07] nice [00:07] good to know samba 4 is making progress [00:08] qman__, I think that the user in need of that information has already left the chat. [00:08] qman__, it was pretty impressive!! === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [00:09] what would cause my jeos VM's built with vmbuilder to not have their harddrives linked in the config (xml) I have to manually attach them using virsh edit [00:15] qman__: Thanks. If you solve it, consider documenting the steps in a howto. At this point, I think I can admit that my Windows foo is insufficient to tackle it alone. [00:15] ok, so help me with this dissision. I need run bunch of virtuals on older xeon hardware without vmx [00:15] what should I use to make it running [00:17] I just spend 4 days of compiling and compiling of kernel 2.6.31.5 + xen 3.4.2-rc2 and I can not make that xen running :) [00:33] is there an issue with software raid and 2.6.31? [00:45] i seems to have made an arror writing my fstab, and have to manually mount my volumes. what's the correct way to mount volumes in an lvm on an encrypted volume? [00:52] how do you mount an lvm stored on an encrypted volume? === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [01:25] is there an issue with software raid and 2.6.31? === micahg1 is now known as micahg [01:31] does anybody know why "mkdir ~/public_html" doesn't create a folder any longer at http://domain.org/~chris/ for me? :/ [01:33] goose, It still works for me [01:33] mkdir ~/asdf [01:34] ? [01:34] fxhp: you want me to make a dir named "asdf" in my home folder? [01:35] No [01:35] I was expressing that the syntax still creates a folder [01:35] ah :p yes, the folder is created [01:35] your question was pretty ambiguous. [01:35] but it's no longer shown at http://domain.org/~chris/ [01:35] is what I meant [01:36] what do you use as a web server? [01:36] apache? [01:36] yes [01:36] lighTPD? [01:36] apache2 [01:36] Does apache point at your home dir? [01:36] it does by default, iirc? I'll double check, though [01:37] is there an issue with software raid and 2.6.31? [01:38] software raid and the new kernal? [01:38] kernel * [01:39] don't see anything off in my /etc/apache2/apache.conf, and my httpd.conf is blank :S [01:41] blank...? [01:42] Did youedit with sudo? [01:42] yeah... absolutely nothing in it [01:42] fxhp: yes [01:42] it wouldn't boot [01:42] can't find /dev/md0 [01:42] I have a boot partition [01:42] micahg: did this happen after an upgrade? [01:43] yes, I upgraded from jaunty -> karmic [01:43] eek [01:43] I got rid of the UUIDs and it didn't help [01:43] luckily I still had my old 2.6.28 kernel [01:43] fxhp: the module to enable that dir to be transferred to HTTP wasn't enabled. fixed now. [01:44] goose: good to hear. [01:44] micahg, so that raid array still exists but grub is unable to load it? [01:44] yes [01:44] well, it's not grub [01:45] it drops me into busybox [01:45] micahg, can you see the array in busybox? [01:45] see the files? [01:45] no, it can't find the array [01:46] I don't know... [01:47] I was planning on setting up raid5 on 5 drives. [01:47] Never got around to it [01:51] I know this is not support related channel [01:51] But I have user that is having NIS related issue with server with 10+ clients [01:51] JerVA: this is a support channel for servers :) [01:51] Hi there again micahg [01:51] * micahg is not usually in here [01:51] Should I refer this user to this channel? [01:52] I think this may be server related issue [01:52] if it's on the server side, yeah [01:52] Ok I'll refer this user [01:52] channel seems quiet right now though [01:53] Hello thieusoai [01:53] hi [01:53] micahg - this is thieusoai that needs assistance with NIS related issue I mentioned [01:53] I have problem with NIS --- all my clients machine (which authenticates login etc via NIS) cannot open any network related apps (e.g., pidgin, xchat, firefox). [01:54] if I log in a local account , then everything is fine. [01:54] * micahg doesn't know about NIS unfortunately [01:54] maybe someone else does [01:54] I set it up once, but I don't pretend to understand it. [01:55] The server runs Ubuntu-8.04 Server . The clients run various OS including Debian / Ubuntu Hardy, Karmic, Jaunty, etc _all_ face the same problems [01:55] yeh -- been working on this for almost 10 hrs [01:55] so frustrated :( [01:57] Did you try to do the server reset including clients? [01:57] yeh I did, I reboot the server as well as the clients [01:57] Like powercycling? [01:57] I turn off all the clients, and server, then start the server [01:57] and one client [01:58] and test on that client [01:58] thieusoai: have you seen this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNISHowTo [01:59] yeh micahg , I did [01:59] the weird part is that I was able to log in using NIS just fine , [01:59] it's just in X [01:59] when all the network-apps hang [02:00] but in tty's , everything works (e.g., I can use elinks and such) [02:02] kirkland: around? [02:03] also the home directory of user is mounted via nfs [02:03] not sure if it's related [02:03] you mean ntfs [02:03] no, nfs [02:03] ok [02:03] but I am not sure if it's related [02:03] because I can see all those files just fine [02:04] No updates or anything to do with Update Manager? [02:05] nope, I don't think it is due to updating. Because we didn't touch the Server at all for quite a long time [02:05] only when this problem arises today [02:05] then we decided to update it [02:05] but it still the same [02:05] Maybe it is hardware-related issue? [02:06] Run some network tests ? [02:06] on the server ? [02:06] why not [02:06] see where in the end is the issue [02:06] I am not sure what network test to run ? [02:06] yeh it would be good to localize where the problem is [02:07] http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/wiki/index.php/Quick_HOWTO_:_Ch30_:_Configuring_NIS [02:07] I'm googling what I can :) [02:08] I think this one may help out better [02:08] http://www.yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/NIS.html [02:10] thanks JerVA [02:10] anytime [02:10] I'll check them out -- but now I think gotta go dinner and come back [02:10] Okay. [02:13] thanks for helping out micahg [02:13] JerVA: sorry I couldn't be more help [02:14] no problem [02:14] I tried what I can [02:14] I'm not an expertise on NIS either [02:24] smoser, mdz: My first time trying to use euca2ools and I found that to rebundle an image for EC2 I had to install ec2-ami-tools from multiverse anyway just to get the EC2 cert. Seems like the Karmic AMI is not usable without ec2-ami-tools for rebundling which is the first thing most EC2 tutorials want you to try. [03:08] hi all... trying to send mail.. i have installed the postfix-dovecot package... it wont let me send... anyideas i can check on...? [03:10] smackd: Look in /var/log/mail.log. It will tell you why [03:11] ok it says this.. the same relay message what is that [03:11] Nov 7 18:07:05 76 postfix/smtpd[1534]: NOQUEUE: reject: RCPT from unknown[76.199.50.233]: 554 5.7.1 : Relay access denied; from= hi [03:19] on a server, I have : "/dev/sda1 142G 137G 0 100% /" the percentage doesn't look correct === genii_ is now known as genii [04:53] is there a boot screen/splash-screen for hardy? [04:54] oh_noes: For Ubuntu server there is no graphical splash screen... there is no GUI :) [04:55] well ive used hardy as a base for an appliance i made [04:55] i was looking into boot screen, preferbly text based [04:55] but i wasnt sure what options are available [04:57] oh_noes: You are creating appliances that assume a "PC" style VGA screen will be attached at boot time? Usually appliances can't assume that, can they? [04:58] For example, when you start an instance of the appliance up in the cloud on Amazon EC2, where will the "boot screen" be displayed? [05:01] How do I configure GRUB in Ubuntu 9.10 server? It seems there's no /boot/grub/stage1 [05:01] Fraxtil: 9.10 uses grub2 on fresh installs [05:01] Fraxtil: If you did a fresh install it most likely used grub2 instead of grub [05:01] !grub2 [05:01] GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager in Karmic. For more information and troubleshooting on GRUB2 please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 [05:02] okay then [05:03] How can I run update-grub, since I can't log in anymore? [05:03] *or boot it in the first place [05:06] Fraxtil: Boot the machine from a CD, perhaps. Sounds like there is a story behind your apparently simple question "How do I configure GRUB"... how did you break it in the first place? [05:12] jmarsden: I thought I could backup everything from an encrypted LVM and put it onto a regular ext3 filesystem, but that changed partition orders and stuff [05:14] OK. Sounds like booting from CD would be a useful way to go (if the system is local to you), then mount your ext3 partition(s), chroot into the real system and use update-grub. === robbiew is now known as robbiew_ [05:33] If grub is working, you can just pick "rescue" to immediately get root [05:35] If grub simply can't find the root partition or the kernel, you can also just edit it by hand enough to boot (the "e" key), and then get update-grub working from there. [07:03] Hi. anyone can help me with OpenFire installation. I'm newbie to server things. I've installed it but I get connection refused on admin console [07:17] I would like to turn off the DHCP client and set my server to a static IP on my LAN. Anyone got a guide that will help me with that? [07:18] crohakon: http://www.debianadmin.com/ubuntu-networking-for-basic-and-advanced-users.html === FireCrotch is now known as michaeljackson === michaeljackson is now known as FireCrotch [07:22] Boohbah, thanks [07:34] How can I test of my DNS server is using, via the server itself over SSH? [07:51] anyone have experience with kerberized nfs4? [08:02] i have installed a mirror for hardy, jaunty and karmic on a server, and then removed the lines for karmic, but karmic packages are still here, how to clean my mirror ? [08:08] well, I must say, I think I have noticed in the speed of opening websites using my own DNS server rather then charters... [08:08] noticed an increase* [08:09] crohakon, are you also caching the DNS queries? [08:10] How do I check? I am just now setting this all up and testing. [08:11] crohakon, what software you're using to have your own DNS server? [08:12] bind9? [08:12] crohakon, it does not cache queries by default. I recommend you to search for how to do that on Google. [08:12] What is the benefit? [08:12] crohakon, I'd like also to request your vote on this: http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/20842/ [08:14] What is the benefit of enabling caching? [08:16] crohakon, to be short: much, much, much faster internet browsing. [08:19] you got my votes. [08:21] crohakon, thanks [08:21] All that is required is simply adding the IP numbers of your ISP's DNS servers. <--- To enable caching I need to use the IP of my ISP's DNS servers why? [08:22] crohakon, you don't need caching [08:22] you're running your own server with root hints [08:22] caching is if you want to cache from your ISP's DNS [08:23] it's a completely different setup [08:23] crohakon, no you don't. But using your ISP DNS and them caching its results are also an improvement of performance. [08:23] qman__, saying 'you don't need caching' is like 'you don't need to use seat belts on cars' [08:23] both accomplish the same goal [08:23] :D [08:23] he doesn't need a caching server, because he has a server that uses root hints [08:23] instead of his ISP's DNS [08:24] Yes, I am trying to avoid using charters DNS all together. [08:24] qman__, even caching for local queries is a performance booster. [08:25] KurtKraut, I believe caching for local queries is enabled by default with bind9... though, I could be wrong. [08:25] that's what I thought, too [08:26] crohakon, AFAIK, no. But you can do the test with the command dig. Do a 'dig www.google.com' twice and see how many miliseconds both queries took. [08:27] 60ms; 0ms [08:27] 1ms; 1ms [08:27] qman__, crohakon, so it is caching. [08:27] I think it caches for like 5 minutes [08:28] only 5 minutes? [08:28] qman__, if it does, it is not correct. It should cache until the TTL of the query. Each DNS query tells to the server when it is expected to expire and should be kept until that time. [08:29] Hi, I need to install samba 3.2 o 3.3 on 8.04 LTS. I checked in backports but aren't there. any suggestions? [08:29] I don't know for sure, I was just guessing, because my server is pretty on top of DNS changes [08:30] it's more accurate than my ISP's DNS, by a considerable margin [08:32] I kept having issues where I would go to, say, www.ubuntu.com and it would not resolve. I would wait a minute, try again, and it would work... with charter. I was hoping running my own DNS server would make that less likely. [08:33] it will [08:33] crohakon, have you tried OpenDNS.com? [08:34] openDNS is alright, but not as fast as running your own server [08:34] qman__, OpenDNS + local cache is as good as querying directly to root servers. [08:34] smoser: Done. [08:35] KurtKraut, now that this is working and I can notice the improvement I think I am just going to stick with it. I already had the box running as a LAMP server using dyndns.com... so it it running when ever I have power anyway. [08:45] soren: o/ [08:46] soren: haven't seen any blueprints from you yet... [08:49] ttx: No, sorry about that. Last night didn't work out as planned :( [08:49] soren: ok, please do it today then ;) [08:50] soren: put yourself as assignee +drafter if you intend to do it, only as drafter if you want to lead the discussion about it, or leave blank if you don't really want to lead it or do it. [08:55] ttx: Sounds easy enough. [08:56] soren: doesn't mean you won't end up doing it, just that it's open :) [08:56] Gah. === gamla_ko1san is now known as gamla_kossan [10:10] ttx: What's the naming scheme for specs this time? [10:10] server-lucid-* [10:11] though it doesn't really help in getting their list, given how blueprint search "works" [10:14] Haha, lucid name clash gets me again [10:15] I was trying to work out when Lucid became a font foundry. [10:18] (Lucid Inc, that is.) === pipedrea1 is now known as pipedream === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [11:17] ttx: Who should I be defaulting to for approver? You? mdz? [11:18] Myself (if I'm not the drafter, of course)? [11:18] ttx: mdz [11:18] soren: mdz [11:21] ttx: Got it, thanks. [12:26] ttx: I'm not sure how to file the "automated testing" spec thing. It's vast and I doubt it will fit in a single session. [12:27] ttx: Also, I'm not sure it makes sense to split it into e.g. "mail", "web", "databases", etc. [12:27] ttx: Can we schedule a session on Monday, where we essentially schedule the next 3-4 sessions on the subject and reserve timeslots for those now? [12:28] I have a hunch that people more familiar with automated testing will have a better idea about how to split up this discussion. [12:28] soren: i'll talk about it to mdz [12:29] The first session may be about what we want to test... Another one could be about how, when, and where.. [12:29] I don't know, really. [12:29] It's rather new to me, to be honest. [12:29] I just know I want to do a lot of it for this cycle. [12:30] soren: I think we should have a formal session about Automated testing to discuss the targets and methods, then several ad-hoc discussions on specific targets [12:31] Having a blueprint on "automated tseting" will allow to schedule the first one [12:31] ttx: Oh, right, you said there'd be plenty of open slots, right? [12:31] I forget about that for a minute. [12:31] and having it scvhedule relatively early will allow for several breakout sessions on the subject during the week [12:31] Right, exactly. [12:31] soren: There should be open slots, yes [12:31] ttx: Are you doing any of the scheduling or is it all mdz? [12:31] soren: it's all mdz [12:39] morning [12:39] night [12:40] afternoon [12:41] This makes a complete MAN morning afternoon night [12:50] Is installation of ubuntu-server from USB stick officialy supported? [12:51] zul: do you plan to file a blueprint on calendaring ? [12:53] alvin: sure. [12:55] ttx: I have an old spec: https://blueprints.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/server-karmic-virtual-appliance I'd like to just start a new one on virtual appliances for lucid. What state should I put the old one (so that it doesn't show up in the usual lists)? [12:55] You should make the new oe supersede the old one [12:56] ttx: Clever. [12:56] (go to the old one, select mark superseded, then type really fast to select) === sleeping`dragon is now known as error404notfound [13:01] soren: good, in that case I have found a bug (I think). This weekend, I installed an Atom 330 server with 4 disks. Ubuntu is installed FROM usb stick ON another USB stick. The stick containing the installer is /dev/sde and the target device is /dev/sdf. After the successful installation, I unplug the installation stick. Now, the root drive is the other stick and it becomes /dev/sde.... dun, dun, duuuun,... No boot. [13:01] I changed the value in /boot/grub/grub.conf and /etc/fstab, because they where both wrong. [13:02] Shouldn't they both use UUID by default, (fstab and grub) === ogra_ is now known as ogra [13:11] alvin: Ah. You never said anything about installing /to/ a USB stick :) I'm not sure that's supported. [13:11] alvin: but yes, I would have thought everything would use UUID's. [13:11] alvin: which version of Ubunt uis this? [13:11] soren: Well, true :-) (but it is handy if you want those 4 drives to work in RAID and have only 4 SATA connections) [13:11] soren: karmic [13:12] soren: On EVERY new karmic installation of ubuntu-server I noticed UUID's are no longer used! [13:13] I did about 10 of those fresh installations. No UUID in sight. Not in grub and not in fstab [13:14] alvin: All of them from USB? [13:14] No, only 1. The rest are normal disks. [13:14] "from". [13:14] Not "to". [13:14] From cd, to sata or sas [13:14] Ok. [13:14] The server CD, I presume? [13:15] yes, the default one [13:15] oh, and also the kubuntu (alternate) cd [13:16] I thought it must have been a new policy. Upgraded installations still use UUID [13:16] Upgrades don't make changes to fstab. [13:16] Usually. [13:16] alvin: Are you using lvm? [13:17] soren: Yes, but I always use a separate non-lvm /boot [13:18] cjwatson: Oh, you're in here as well... Saves me the trouble of repeating everything to you :) [13:18] as I said on #ubuntu-installer, the installer hasn't changed in this regard [13:19] It hasn't? [13:19] well, let's say no intentional change [13:19] we've never used UUIDs for LVM, but continue to do so elsewhere, to the best of my knowledge [13:19] I did a fresh install today and this is in the /etc/fstab of that server: [13:19] /dev/cciss/c0d0p1 /boot ext2 defaults 0 2 [13:19] please post your fstab somewhere [13:20] cciss I'm not sure about, although aren't those controller numbers stable? [13:20] I wouldn't mind a quick look through /var/log/installer/syslog [13:21] Could very well be. It's only one server that uses it here. I'll find some other fresh installations. [13:21] let me see [13:21] the code involved contains no special-casing of cciss, though [13:29] ip a [13:33] ttx: https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6880 [13:33] bugzilla.samba.org bug 6880 in libsmbclient "cannot list workgroup servers" [Major,Resolved: fixed] [13:36] /var/log/installer/syslog of a server, using cciss: http://paste.ubuntu.com/315068/ [13:36] This is from the 'usb stick install'. (note that I changed it from /dev/sdf1 to /dev/sde1): [13:36] /dev/sde1 / ext2 noatime,errors=remount-ro 0 1 [13:36] Other note: I didn't have to change it in order to boot. Only the grub root= had the be adjusted for that! (df showed /dev/sde1, while /dev/sdf1 was the value in /etc/fstab) [13:38] I'm now looking at a virtual karmic server, and /boot is UUID there, so it looks like I'm mistaken and I'm seeing this only in the case of cciss and an install on an USB stick. I do have another installation, but I'll check tonight. It can't boot currently, due to bug 461133 [13:38] Launchpad bug 461133 in mountall "karmic: nfs shares are not mounted at boot" [Medium,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/461133 [13:40] zul: ew [13:40] zul: will it ever end [13:40] ttx: nope unless microsoft kills off windows which im hoping they do next week [13:41] zul: good plan [13:42] ttx: im pretty sure we have a bug open about that ;) [13:45] soren: i bet you would be glad to know that windows 7 works on kvm ;) [13:45] zul: Absolutely thrilled. [13:45] I'm beside myself. === Ash-Fox_ is now known as Ash-Fox [14:08] New bug: #468771 in php5 (main) "php5 crashed with SIGSEGV in _Unwind_ForcedUnwind()" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/468771 [14:08] Well, I'm sorry for the wrong information. Apparently, UUID's are still used (except on cciss and unsupported USB-sticks). It would be nice to introduce it on USB sticks too. [14:08] well that made it choke [14:09] A related question: what is the official way to change root=/dev/sdX to root=UUID=... in the new grub? [14:09] alvin: Uh, edit /boot/grub/menu.lst? [14:09] Jeeves: No, I mean in grub2 [14:10] That file no longer exists and /boot/grub/grub.conf should not be altered manually [14:12] jdstrand: Ooh, two-factor authentication! === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [14:15] soren: we all decided you would be both interested and a great asset in the session :) [14:15] soren: so I subscribed you [14:19] There is extensive documentation about adding new entries to grub, but there's nothing in there about changing an existing configuration. [14:20] jdstrand: is that because he has it already? [14:22] zul: well, I know he's played with a lot of different auth methods, and I thought he did use it currently, yes [14:24] smoser, kirkland: around ? [14:24] ttx: yup [14:24] here [14:25] kirkland: mdz asked me to make sure the necessary blueprints were filed so that he can bootstrap scheduling [14:25] kirkland: are you planning to file one about appliances and one about bugfixes blitzes ? [14:26] ttx: wasn't planning on either [14:26] (the latter might be known as bugdays/bugweeks and could be discussed with QA) [14:26] ttx: i understood soren to own appliances now [14:27] soren, kirkland: we need at least one session on the subject [14:27] Another thing about the usb stick installation. blkid does not report /dev/sde. The drive is mounted, but I can not see the UUID. (it may not be supported, but I'm mentioning it anyway. I'm quite happy with the solution of installing Ubuntu on a stick to create a simple NAS. It's at least 3x faster than FreeNAS.) [14:27] Filing the blueprint doesn't mean you have to set yourself as drafter/assignee [14:28] ttx: I'm filing one on appliances. [14:28] soren: cool, thx [14:29] ttx, i'm mostly in order, i wanted to go ahead and fill out 2 more blueprints regarding OVF, though. [14:29] ttx: (That was the one where I wanted to mark the old one superseded a couple of hours ago.) [14:29] i'll start that now. [14:29] jdstrand: Sounds great. [14:32] smoser: are you the one that suggested working on ec2-/euca- tools compatibility on the IdeaPool ? [14:32] i dont know. if not i'll add quickly. [14:32] actually i think i did ad dthat last night. [14:33] unless i forgot to hit save [14:33] hold on [14:33] yeah, its there, ttx, search for bug 435140 [14:33] Launchpad bug 435140 in euca2ools "euca2ools should provide ec2-* symlinks/alternatives" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/435140 [14:33] oh. sorry,k i completely missed your question. yes, i added that last night. [14:34] i just added my name to it [14:35] smoser: I'm not sure it warrants a blueprint by itself [14:35] but I can't find anything to include it into [14:36] yeah, that was mainly my reason for putting it there and not making a blueprint :) [14:38] smoser: file it, because if we end up doing it, we'll be glad to have a blueprint -- we need a testing plan [14:39] ttx, ok. blue print in the works. [14:40] soren: Hi, I get an error when running 'vmbuilder xen ubuntu' on karmic - Soemthing is wrong, no valid xen kernel for the suite jaunty found by rmadison. Any ways to get around this? [14:42] soren: think I figured it out - does not work behind a proxy by default [14:43] TeTeT: Ah. [14:45] soren: setting http_proxy and all is good :) Was just confused by the error message [14:45] Yeah, it's rather opaque. [14:47] Where do I put an official SSL certificate for use with Eucalyptus (UEC) ? === robbiew_ is now known as robbiew [14:49] <\sh> anyone who was doing lately an dist-upgrade from jaunty to karmic server and having no network after that? [14:50] \sh: Using bonding or bridging? [14:50] <\sh> (without do-release-upgrade) [14:50] <\sh> soren, yepp [14:50] <\sh> bonding + vlan [14:51] Add a sleep 20 to /etc/init/networking before "ifup -a". [14:51] and.. [14:51] Err... [14:51] Something clever in rc2 to make sure it waits for lo. [14:52] <\sh> soren, do we have a bug for that? [14:53] \sh: I don't know. I kind of gave up on the issue after arguing for two hours whether it was even a regression. [15:01] My server keeps restarting sshd about 2-3 minutes after a connection, afterwards it's not available on the network anymore [15:01] It's a fresh install of 9.10 [15:01] Carroarmato0: are you using dhcp? [15:02] yes [15:02] smoser: maybe extend the xc2 one [15:02] the server get's a static op from the routers dhcp [15:02] Carroarmato0: try using a static connection [15:02] zul, I'll try [15:02] ttx: ^^^ thats another thing to fix for lucid [15:02] smoser: rewording server-lucid-xc2 so that it includes both topics sounds good to me [15:03] ttx, the reason i didn't put that there... [15:03] I'm trying to test landscape cloud management with UEC, I got a real certificate for my front-end, where do I put it and how do I get the front page to use it? [15:04] is that we definitely *could* just add another layer of indirection and fix the compatibility there. however, i would think that for many things, euca2ools needs to be fixed. [15:04] ie, i think there is one argumetn i ran into recently where euca2ools only takes '-K' not '--key' or something... stuff like that, you could work around in 'xc2' but would be better done in euca2ools [15:04] zul, also something I've noticed is that whenever that problem occures, the server behaves as if it were frozen (not shutingdown when pressing the power button) [15:04] smoser: I think its part of the same discussion [15:05] smoser: its an and/or [15:05] well.. i dotn know. but i'm ok with adding it to the xc2 blueprint. [15:06] Carroarmato0: the reason probably why its restarting every 2-3 minutes is that your dhcp lease time is pretty short and there is a hook to restart network services when dhcp queries a new ip address you should be fine with a static IP address [15:06] smoser: gives more chance that both subjects will be discussed [15:06] smoser: ... I think [15:06] well, done [15:06] zul, I never had that issue before with the previous release, might the dhcp default settings have been changed with the latest one? [15:07] Carroarmato0: maybe I cant say for sure [15:07] what is the actual software within UEC that runs on port 8443? [15:07] \sh: Sorry, I want to help, but I can't. See #ubuntu-devel, if you're in the mood. [15:07] zul, thx I'll report back when I'm confident the problem doesn't happen anymore [15:07] Carroarmato0: thanks [15:08] * soren goes to pick up daughter at day care. [15:08] looks like I'll be writing some more documentation when I figure this out [15:09] <\sh> soren, I'll try to get a solution there...because it's really a nasty thing === jfluhmann_ is now known as jfluhmann [15:12] New bug: #480048 in eucalyptus (main) "euca-register fails with syntax error" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/480048 [15:16] zul, It seems like the server droped off the net again [15:16] Carroarmato0: oh well that sucks [15:17] zul, I've set the static address in and did a /etc/init.d/networking restart [15:17] Carroarmato0: changing the ip is something you want to do at the console anyways [15:17]