[00:00] <jakobks> sorry
[00:00] <jakobks> its verly fucked, its says that error when i try to make a site command to my ftp server
[00:46] <xperia> hello people. this question is maybe asked allready a few times but why i cant create a mysql table with this command here
[00:46] <xperia> "sudo mysqladmin -uroot create gallery2
[00:46] <xperia> mysqladmin: connect to server at 'localhost' failed
[00:46] <xperia> error: 'Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO)'
[00:48] <xperia> do i need really to setup first a password for mysql before i can use it ?
[00:56] <xperia> hmmm i catn even setup the password for the user root !
[00:56] <xperia> mysqladmin -u root password ********
[00:56] <xperia> mysqladmin: connect to server at 'localhost' failed
[00:56] <xperia> error: 'Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO)'
[01:03] <zash> duno about mysqlamin, but you run `mysql -u root -p******`
[01:03] <qman__> xperia, you set the root password when you install mysql
[01:03] <zroysch> hello
[01:04] <zroysch> i'm trying to install rubyripper on ubuntu server. its giving me an error when i try and configure without gtk
[01:04] <zroysch> http://pastebin.ca/1674233
[01:04] <xperia> qman: till yet i didnt used mysql nor i touched it !
[01:04] <zroysch> since i dont have a gui
[01:04] <xperia> so the password was not set til yet !
[01:04] <qman__> xperia, it's part of the install process, when you install mysql, it asks you to put in a password
[01:05] <qman__> that is the mysql root password
[01:05] <xperia> hmmmm in this case i cant remember it anymore
[01:05] <qman__> xperia, a 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure mysql-server' should do it, I think
[01:05] <xperia> ahh okay will try !
[01:09] <xperia> qman_: for some reason "sudo dpkg-reconfigure mysql-server" wont work !
[01:09] <qman__> zroysch, I don't know enough about that package, but it looks to me like you need another option to disable the GTK part
[01:11] <qman__> xperia, try 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure mysql-server-5.0'
[01:11] <qman__> xperia, if that doesn't work, this is the manual way: http://ubuntu.flowconsult.at/en/mysql-set-change-reset-root-password/
[01:12] <xperia> qman_: that works great ! was able to change my lost password !
[01:12] <zroysch> qman__: yea i tried using ./configure --disable-gtk2 --enable-cli
[01:12] <zroysch> seem to get the exact same result
[05:37] <sqrrl> I've got a question. I'm trying to setup a virtualhost. Everything appears to be setup correctly but something isn't working properly. When I try to view my domain through a browser it timesout. When I run dig from my home computer everything appears to be setup properly. Anyone have any clue what might be going on here?
[05:37] <sqrrl> I'm not much of a server admin
[07:57] <macrocosm> Is it logical to use ubuntus built in virtualization in the Amazon cloud?  I'm thinking id like to separate my database and mail servers from my main web server.  I will have a large instance with a high availability setup so I don't see any reason why resources would be a problem.
[07:57] <macrocosm> Im thinking it may save me some money over creating separate instances for each?
[08:00] <macrocosm> Seems to make sense to me but I was wondering if there were any big reasons not to that I have missed in my research.
[08:21] <billybigrigger> anyone here familiar with creating certificates?
[08:22] <twb> !anyone
[08:22] <billybigrigger> i'm trying to follow the server guide, and trying to create a non-passphrase key for my internet deamons, apache, postfix, etc
[08:22] <twb> billybigrigger: go on
[08:22] <billybigrigger> well i can't seem to create a key without a passphrase
[08:22] <billybigrigger> i could sit here and hit enter all night when it asks for one
[08:26] <twb> Don't you just hit Return?
[08:26] <billybigrigger> ya, and then it asks for a passphrase again
[08:26] <billybigrigger> and again...
[08:26] <billybigrigger> and again...
[08:26] <billybigrigger> you get the idea :P
[08:27] <twb> I haven't made an ssl keypair in a while, but I thought it was just like making a passphraseless ssh keypair.
[09:57] <jmarsden> billybigrigger: I just followed the instructions for creating a self-signed cert in https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/certificates-and-security.html and they worked fine here.
[09:58] <jmarsden> billybigrigger: Note that those instructions *do* need to you use a real passphrase at some points in the process, even to create an insecure key.
[10:14] <dayo> in /etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf can next-server be the IP of the local machine, if that's where tftp is going to be installed?
[10:23] <_ruben> dayo: cant think of a reason why it wouldnt work .. unless "local machine" is the client in this context ;)
[10:24] <dayo> _ruben: no, local is not the client. it's the dhcp server for a subnet
[10:24] <GammelSokk> mine \ NoPE
[10:26] <maxagaz> how to run an application on a distant machine from ssh ?
[10:26] <maxagaz> an application like firefox
[10:26] <maxagaz> i need to run it so that it appears on the remote computer's screen
[10:27] <zash> maxagaz: ssh -X firefox --something
[10:28] <zash> maxagaz: ssh remotehost -X firefox --something
[10:28] <maxagaz> --something ?
[10:28] <zash> maxagaz: i remember something about firefox needing some option or it will start a local instance somehow
[10:29] <maxagaz> --display=DISPLAY ?
[10:29] <maxagaz> but how to list the display i can use ?
[10:29] <zash> no, that's automagicaly handled by ssh
[10:30] <zash> with a env var
[10:34] <maxagaz> I tried to ssh on the machine and then "firefox --display :0.0", but it doesn't work
[10:35] <zash> maxagaz: firefox "does some funky x11 signaling to maintain one instance" according to google
[10:35] <maxagaz> there's no instance of firefox on my machine
[10:36] <zash> ssh -N -X remotehost firefox -no-remote
[10:36] <zash> try that
[10:36] <zash> or
[10:36] <zash> skip -N
[10:37] <zash> -N = don't execute remote command ...
[10:38] <zash> was confusing stuff with setting upp ssh-proxies
[10:38] <maxagaz> it doesn't work
[10:39] <maxagaz> let's try with gcalctool
[10:40] <maxagaz> how to run it on the display of the distant machine ?
[10:40] <zash> wait
[10:40] <zash> hm
[10:40] <zash> ssh remotehost
[10:40] <zash> DISPLAY=:0.0 someprogram
[10:40] <zash> if you want to run on that computers host
[10:41] <zash> i thougt you wanted x11-forwarding to your local screen
[10:43] <maxagaz> i tried this: DISPLAY=:0.0 gcalctool
[10:43] <maxagaz> but it didn't work
[10:44] <maxagaz> it didn't appear on the remote computer's screen
[10:44] <zash> can you run echo $DISPLAY in a terminal directly on the remote?
[10:45] <maxagaz> zash, nothing is echoed
[10:46] <zash> as in
[10:46] <zash> not over ssh
[10:46] <zash> but can you ssh -X remote gcalctool
[10:47] <maxagaz> yes I can
[10:48] <zash> is it the same user that owns the x session on remote?
[10:49] <RoyK> yes
[10:52] <maxagaz> yes
[11:02] <alvin> If you want DISPLAY=... to work, you need to run X without '-nolisten tcp' (default settings)
[11:35] <acalvo> anyone using gnawrl?
[11:50] <majuk> Hey guys, I'm really sucking wind trying to set up my bind server. digs on the domain result in SERVFAIL, so clearly something in my zone config is incorrect. Here it is. Feel free to mock me. http://dpaste.org/VKZn/
[11:56] <Jeeves_>  // in a bind zone?
[11:56] <Jeeves_> Comments start with ;
[11:57] <acalvo> majuk: there is an utility to check the zones
[11:57] <acalvo> can't remember the name now
[11:58] <acalvo> but google probably will
[11:58] <Jeeves_>  /var/log/daemon.log is usually filled with debugging too
[12:02] <_ruben> soa looks incomplete as well
[12:02] <_ruben> not sure if that matters tho
[12:02] <Jeeves_> _ruben: No
[12:03] <Jeeves_> I mean. Why?
[12:03] <Jeeves_> :)
[12:04] <_ruben> wouldnt know how pedantic bind/dns is about (certain) records :)
[12:04] <majuk> Jeeves_! You nailed it, bind was complaining about one of my comments. gg checking the correct logs.
[12:04] <_ruben> but daemon.log would be my first bet as well
[12:04] <majuk> Nov 17 05:45:39 tlpserv named[2285]: /etc/bind/zones/thelearningpad.com.db:1: unknown RR type 'replace'
[12:05] <majuk> ><
[12:09] <majuk> _ruben! ...and now it's complaining that my SOA record is incomplete. lol
[12:19] <majuk> Jeeves_! _ruben! Thanks for the guiding, I'm making some headway on this thing now. Really appreciate it.
[12:22] <Jeeves_> yw
[13:18]  * zash still unshure if high or low swappiness is best for a server with 192M ram
[13:22] <alvin> Will there be an ubuntu-server 9.10.1 ?
[13:26] <KurtKraut> alvin, no. Why do you expect that?
[13:27] <alvin> Well, most bugs I encountered with this release are related to booting. so, I expected a new version.
[13:31] <alvin> Also JeOS (linux-virtual) is missing modules and there are still boot problems. A fresh cd with most of these things fixed would be a relief.
[13:31] <_ruben> network boot/install ftw
[13:32] <alvin> Never tried it, except in Debian (long time ago). Does it use NFS? Because NFS  in Karmic is just a horrible experience.
[13:33] <_ruben> i use pxe + local http mirror for installations
[13:33] <alvin> Sometimes I wonder wether Windows file sharing (samba) is getting more attention than NFS.
[13:33] <alvin> ah, http
[13:36] <alvin> network install would fix some things, but I'm especially annoyed at bug #461133, bug #351307 and bug #446031
[13:39] <alvin> The current cd also suffers from bug #462961. I do all installs with separate /boot, so the result of fresh installs wasn't nice...
[13:44] <\sh> alvin, did you check the fix in bug #446031
[13:45] <\sh> alvin, or if you can not build your own ifupdown package, try this: http://www.sourcecode.de/content/fun-upstart
[13:45] <alvin> \sh: Not yet. The machines suffering from this are currently used in production. I can probably free another machine and test.
[13:46] <alvin> \sh: I switched them to DHCP for the time being.
[13:48] <alvin> \sh: Thanks for the link. I'll try it that way.
[13:49] <\sh> alvin, it could be, that you encounter other problems during bootime, because of time some upstart timing problems
[13:50] <\sh> alvin, if so please file bugs and fill it with as much info as you can without disclosing some company secrets :)
[13:53] <alvin> \sh: Oh, I already did. I'm not sure about bug #351307. The bug was reported before karmic, but I'm only experiencing it after the upgrade to karmic. (probably) due to timing problems, libvirt does not succeed in mounting netfs storage pools, so virtual machines fail to start. I also noticed this weekend that it was no longer possible to use NFS for storing qcow2 images, but I didn't check that on another setup.
[14:00] <alvin> (I'm glad we don't have a lot of company secrets, except for some perl scripts. We use ubuntu for XDMCP and reading and writing huge amounts of xml files. At least the karmic kvm servers no longer crash when a guest was doing that (best burn-in test ever). But now there are those NFS problems.)
[14:07] <heath|work> what is the command to view a partitions UUID?
[14:07] <alvin> ...and the test succeeds. (virtual Jaunty on NFS share. Works on Jaunty kvm and on Karmic kvm. The image was raw.)
[14:07] <alvin> heath@work: blkid
[14:07] <heath|work> thanks
[14:08] <heath|work> alvin: we run all of our virts on NFS
[14:08] <alvin> heath|work: Do you use raw images or qcow2?
[14:08] <heath|work> ah qcow2
[14:09] <alvin> No, that's good to know. Here (@work) the test succeeds, but at home, I have a similar setup and it didn't work. As soon as I copy the qcow2 image to the NFS share, I can no longer boot. Do you use nfs4? Is it an Ubuntu server?
[14:10] <heath|work> it is an ubuntu jaunty server with nfs4
[14:11] <alvin> Good, similar to what I use at home. Weird. I wonder how to debug something like that. There are no errors. It just stops after checking the disk.
[14:11] <heath|work> the virt stops?
[14:12] <alvin> I see nothing more in the console. Just the first disk checks.
[14:12] <heath|work> What does your exports file look like?
[14:12] <alvin> After that, all is idle. I copied the image back (created it locally too, because the installer couldn't create partitions) and everything works. Have to use it locally now.
[14:13] <alvin> /srv/libvirt    192.168.1.0/24(rw,async,no_subtree_check)
[14:16] <alvin> at work (where it works) it's actually zfs on solaris that does the sharing. That line is where it doesn't work. idmap etc,.. is ok though.
[14:16] <heath|work> what is your kvm machine? Is that ubuntu as well?
[14:16] <alvin> Yes, karmic
[14:17] <heath|work> I'm logging in to double check my exports
[14:17] <alvin> As storage pool, I used 'directory', because netfs doesn't work. (libvirt can't mount nfs at boot) But that probably doesn't make any difference. libvirt also does not use nfs4, but nfs3.
[14:23] <heath|work> alvin: I have: /mnt/systems	192.168.1.0/24(rw,sync,no_subtree_check,no_root_squash)
[14:24] <alvin> heath|work: Well, I'll adapt my system and do some tests now. Let's see if that works.
[14:26] <heath|work> alvin: for the mount in /etc/fstab: 192.168.1.240:/mnt/systems /mnt/systems nfs rw,hard,intr 0 0
[14:30] <heath|work> alvin: I have also been experimenting with dropping the network to see how the virts will handle the loss. So far it's transparent. They just keep running on the virt server and when the connection comes back up they are good to go. I haven't experienced any data corruption or anything yet.
[14:30] <heath|work> I was looking into glusterFS and may start to migrate over to it in the future for redundency
[14:31] <alvin> heath|work: I did that once by accident... Was very surprised to see that it actually worked.
[14:33] <alvin> heath|work: My collegue does not believe in automatic failover and such :-) We use 2 servers and mirror the images weekly. They don't change much. All data is on a SAN  (ZFS +NFS) that is mirrored too. The images on NFS are for testing only.
[14:34] <alvin> So far, I did not succeed in live migration too. There is some documentation missing about that.
[14:34] <heath|work> alvin: me neither
[14:35] <heath|work> I have the same computers with the same share and same bridge setup... still no idce
[14:35] <heath|work> dice **
[14:59] <alvin> heath|work: Thanks for the tips, but I used them all (sync, no_root_sqauash, other fstab options) to no avail. There was a difference when trying nfs instead of nfs4. On nfs4, the network of the virtual guest can start (I can ping it. No ssh) Using nfs, that didn't even work.
[15:00] <alvin> There is something weird here. I'm going to search for some documentation about kvm on nfs. Maybe there is a method to see what is actually happening during boot.
[15:01] <heath|work> alvin: sorry it's being such a pain. Are you using a gigabit?
[15:04] <alvin> heath|work: Thank you, but I can live with locally shared storage there. It's only a home server. At work it works. I only want to find out why. I'm using gigabit. I will now convert the qcow2 image to raw to see if the result is different.
[15:05] <alvin> (The image contains my kolab mailserver, so having it on my RAID5 fileserver would of course be nicer than on a local disk.)
[15:26] <alecmuffett> Hi All.  Question: is it possible to host a repository on an (essentially) static website, eg: by creating all the files and directories and rsync-ing it an actual webserver on the Net?  All the "create a repository" documentation I have seen talks about installing CGI and poking Apache, which I would love to do but my hosting provider makes hard.
[15:42] <alvin> omg! I found it. kvm is running as libvirtd, and the GID of libvirtd does not exists on the NFS server...
[15:46] <alvin> So, another problem arises. The server has the group 'lpadmin' with GID 109, and the client has GID 109 for libvirtd. How does one solve things like that? (without LDAP or Kerberos) Just a nudge in the right direction is good for me.
[15:53] <foolano> is there any system rescue cd based on ubuntu like systemrescuecd?
[15:53] <mushroomblue> has anyone ever successfully connected an Ubuntu machine to an OS X 10.6 server running OpenDirectory?
[15:58] <heath|work> alvin: you are running ldap at home and your gids are conflicting?
[15:58] <alvin> heath|work: I'm not using ldap. Just system users and groups, and the gids are conflicting.
[15:59] <alvin> heath|work: In the future, I want to use ldap
[15:59] <alvin> Now, I see that the lpadmin group has no files on disk, so it's probably easiest to just change the gid and create a libvirtd group with the same gid as on the client.
[16:01] <heath|work> oh... lp sorry, my eyes are playing with me
[16:01] <heath|work> that's your cups group
[16:01] <alvin> yes
[16:02] <heath|work> I don't think it would be a problem to change it.
[16:03] <Fenix|work> Greetings and salutations!
[16:06] <alvin> Greetings too :-)
[16:06] <Fenix|work> Can anyone tell me how to avoid log duplication with rsyslog on karmic?  I've configured rsyslog as a central logging server and get both remote and local logs in /var/log and in the location I set up for remote logs.
[16:07] <alvin> Well heath|work, thanks for all the assistance. I changed the lpadmin group and added libvirtd. Works flawlessly.
[16:07] <alvin> Meanwhile, I found out why live migration does not work: it's probably bug #462000
[16:12] <orudie> whats a good way to set up FTP for one of my customers ?
[16:14] <heath|work> bah... appamor at it again
[16:14] <Fenix|work> Would it be considered a 'bug' that rsyslog is configured to log to /dev/xconsole when X isn't installed by default on ubuntu server?
[16:15] <heath|work> orudie: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.10/serverguide/C/ftp-server.html
[16:15] <heath|work> alvin: glad that fixed it
[16:15] <heath|work> damn gid's
[16:16] <Fenix|work> heath|work, you running karmic server?
[16:16] <alvin> yes, I want to use LDAP, but I hate to learn it first.
[16:16] <heath|work> I'm probably running at least one of each since hardy
[16:16] <Fenix|work> alvin, that's half the fun...
[16:17] <Fenix|work> heath|work, you have an untouched copy of /etc/rsyslog.conf ?
[16:17] <heath|work> alvin: virtualmin is a good start. It will get you up and running then you can learn the commands
[16:17] <heath|work> it requires hardy though
[16:17] <alvin> Fenix|work: Certainly! But I will not do this on servers I need on a daily basis.
[16:17] <Fenix|work> I've modded the crap out of mine to get dynamic directory creation working, and I didn't think to make a copy of the base.  I'd like to file some rsyslog 'bugs'
[16:17] <alvin> I can run a virtual hardy :-)
[16:18] <heath|work> Fenix|work: I'll paste my desktop one if that's ok
[16:18] <Fenix|work> heath|work, that would be fantastic.
[16:19] <Fenix|work> before I file these bugs, could I run them by the channel to ask for bug-worthiness?  If they fail the sniff test here, I won't post 'em on launchpad
[16:19] <heath|work> Fenix|work: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d5fc303a7
[16:20] <alvin> virtualmin looks like a big system
[16:20] <heath|work> alvin: it is, but one thing they have right: You can still manually config all the files and it will just read them
[16:21] <heath|work> most of those systems use custom crap, virtualmin uses the actual system files
[16:21] <heath|work> It's great... I love it
[16:21] <Fenix|work> heath|work, fantastic, thanks.
[16:21] <alvin> heath|work: Now, THAT is a good feature! I'm often wary about such tools for that reason
[16:21] <Fenix|work> would you guys consider a it a bug that rsyslog on server wants to log to /dev/xconsole out of the box?
[16:21] <heath|work> Fenix|work: np
[16:22] <Fenix|work> (considering that X is required to use xconsole)
[16:22] <heath|work> lol... Fenix|work that does sound strange
[16:22] <Fenix|work> ok, just checking my sanity
[16:23] <Fenix|work> the other bug I'm going to file has to do with file/directory ownership and permissions.  The base rsyslog config doesn't allow for the creation of dynamic directories because the perms are a little messed up
[16:30] <alvin> Fenix|work: Good luck with filing the bugs. I will profit from that in the near future :-) (rsyslog is on the menu). I'm going home now.
[16:35] <Fenix|work> alvin, thanks
[16:39] <Mosx> hi I've configured ssl for apache - but where do i put content ? - there is a public_html folder - do I need to create private_html as well ?
[16:41] <ivoks> private web pages are in ~/public_html
[16:42] <ivoks> generaly, apache looks in /var/www/
[16:49] <Mosx> I mean ssl , rather than user location
[16:49] <Mosx> apache is looking in /var/www/
[16:50] <Mosx> I'm using virtual hosts - so I have aDovumentRoot /srv/www/sitename/public_html/
[16:53] <Reepicheep> Mosx: generally https and http web content are handled the same by the server ..  you can put the content where ever you like.. just make sure that the virtualhost in your instance points at the correct "DocumentRoot"
[16:54] <Mosx> oh, I see I need <VirtualHost 192.168.1.2:443>
[16:55] <Reepicheep> "public_html" is not related to whether it is server over SSL or not .. it's just a directory
[16:55] <Reepicheep> yeah.. that's it..  443 = https = SSL
[16:55] <Mosx> sure, ok, so I have two entries in the VirtualHost file for each site...
[16:56] <Mosx> if I make the Document root the same then presumably the site can be viewed either over ssl or plain http ??
[16:56] <Reepicheep> yeah.. that's how that works
[16:57] <Mosx> ok, so if i do that....and then I also want to secure another certain directory for the same site... ?
[16:57] <Mosx> you follow ?
[16:58] <Reepicheep> Mosx: basicly everything with in one virtualhost (SSL or not) needs to be with in one "DocumentRoot" ..
[16:59] <Reepicheep> you can use Aliases to link to other directories from within one virtualhost though
[16:59] <Mosx> ah...ok, I don't know about them
[17:07] <lezz> anyone have experience getting exim running on ubuntu on ec2?
[17:08] <Mosx> ok, I don't get it, over http i see my content, over https i get sent to the 'It works!'
[17:09] <Mosx> I've used the same DocumentRoot setting in each virtual host
[17:22] <Reepicheep> lezz: what is your exim issue?  it probably doesn't matter that it is on ec2 or not
[17:36] <moparisthebest> I'm having a problem with dnsmasq
[17:36] <moparisthebest> I specify addresses like this, for example:
[17:36] <moparisthebest> address=/mediacenter/192.168.1.20
[17:37] <moparisthebest> but a lookup for 'mediacenter' fails, where a lookup for 'mediacenter.' succeeds
[18:29] <SockPants> hey all
[18:30] <diffra> Hello
[18:30] <SockPants> i'm wondering what's the easiest way to transfer files to and from a ubuntu server running in virtualbox with only the command line
[18:31] <diffra> scp
[18:31] <diffra> easy + secure!
[18:31] <SockPants> is it on by default?
[18:31] <diffra> scp /path/to/localfile user@remotehost:/remote/path/
[18:31] <diffra> you have to enable ssh on the remote host
[18:32] <SockPants> if i installed openssh is it enabled on ubuntu server?
[18:33] <SockPants> it seems to be
[18:33] <SockPants> lets see
[18:34] <SockPants> it says permission denied on the local file
[18:35] <SockPants> nvm, it was the remote path that was bad
[18:35] <SockPants> i think it works :D
[18:36] <SockPants> this is great
[18:36] <SockPants> and scp is installed by default on mac os x afaik, because it works
[19:04] <rcaskey> hey all, should I bridge from wmaster0 -> eth0 or wlan0-> eth0? I'm having trouble finding info on wmaster0
[19:40] <ppine> Hello, is just installed ubuntu server (karmic) with only ssh, what is the best way now to start setting up an email server ?
[19:42] <epinky> ppine: decide which MTA you want to setup?
[21:02] <jfluhmann> ppine, you might also check out -  mail-server from tasksel.  You could do an apt-get install mail-server^ -s to see what it would install
[21:04] <jfluhmann> ppine, http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/serveredition/features/mailserver
[21:12] <Bookman> Why would my password all of a sudden not be accepted by my smtp server?  It works just fine on their web based interface so I know their servers are working fine.
[21:13] <Daviey> nxvl: i stab you.
[21:16] <jpds> Daviey: ...
[21:17] <Daviey> that was supposed to be a pm
[21:18] <diffra> smtp auth is probably misconfigured, bookman
[21:18] <diffra> they probably allow from the webmail servers regardless of password
[21:18] <diffra> which is why that works
[21:24] <jpds> Daviey: Well, we know not to mess with you: http://tinyurl.com/yaxzazj
[21:25] <Daviey> heh
[22:35] <davidboy1> How would I set up a cron job to run at a specific time?
[22:36] <kane_> davidboy1: google's your friend here: http://clickmojo.com/code/cron-tutorial.html
[22:36] <davidboy1> kane_: Thanks
[22:37] <twisted_steel> is there any way to determine the default list of packages that are supposed to be pulled in during a ubuntu server install?
[22:44] <twisted_steel> the main reason I was asking was to see if openoffice is supposed to be installed by default
[22:44] <twisted_steel> could someone check on their system? I'm trying to determine if this is by design or a problem with the netboot installer setup
[22:46] <zul> open office is not installed by default on ubuntu-server
[22:46] <Infomomo> hey guys, having trouble changing resolution on ubuntu-server 9.10
[22:46] <twisted_steel> weird ... it was pulled in on mine along with X, Java, etc
[22:46] <Infomomo> anyone has the tutorial
[22:50] <twisted_steel> maybe I screwed up the netboot install, though there didn't seem to be too many options to deviate
[22:51] <Infomomo> twisted_steel: ok
[22:52] <twisted_steel> Infomomo: sorry, I wasn't referring to your issue
[22:52] <Infomomo> twisted_steel: ok bro
[23:52] <Bo7> Do I need a firewall?
[23:54] <smcquay> good evening. I'm trying to stand up and connect to a Eucalyptus VM. It stands up, but denies my public key. Things are rather vanilla on my setup, but I've set up ssh keys for root between the CC and NC. Could this have gotten in the way of things?