[00:06] <tgraham> I have a fresh 8.10 server install on ESX4. I created an account during install, but I get Login incorrect every time I try to log in. Any clue?
[00:07] <animeloe> anyone help get sudo+ldap working for me (ubuntu 9.10 server 64-bit)
[00:07] <animeloe> got sudo-ldap and setup the proper ldap entries
[00:10] <animeloe> it's still saying "sudo: no valid sudoers sources found, quitting
[00:10] <animeloe> "
[00:14] <Roxyhart0> hola amigos! I need to install openldap in ubuntu 9.10 and i can do using slapd.conf or the new kind of configuration (without slapd). I would like to know which do you recomend, I mean easy and no to much problems or bugs
[00:15] <animeloe> use the new config
[00:17] <Roxyhart0> thanks
[02:14] <internalkernel> I'd like to receive logcheck emails from a workstation - I'm thinking Exim using a smarthost?
[02:14] <internalkernel> Any opinions on this, as far as ease of configuration...
[02:30] <TimReichhart> hey guys I am getting this error message: Can't locate IPC/Run.pm  what do I to fix that problem
[02:34] <twb> apt-file search IPC/Run.pm
[02:34] <twb> internalkernel: IMO you'd be better off telling all your workstations to send their logs to a central loghost, and running logcheck once, there.
[02:35] <Roxyhart0> hi i am getting the problem Available database(s) do not allow slapcat
[02:35] <Roxyhart0> someone know what is that...i has been tryed to configurate openldap and nothing work with the new version
[02:36] <internalkernel> twb: these are remote locations... and may have sporadic connections...
[02:36] <TimReichhart> twb when I did that I get apt-file command not found
[02:36] <twb> TimReichhart: so install it.
[02:37] <twb> internalkernel: OK, but FWIW rsyslog can send logs over untrusted networks.
[02:37] <TimReichhart> twb how do I install it
[02:38] <internalkernel> twb: I did not know that, I'll look into thanks...
[02:38] <twb> internalkernel: that wouldn't address the sporadicity.
[02:38] <twb> !grounding
[02:39] <internalkernel> twb: hmmm, still it's an option I may consider...
[02:39] <internalkernel> I am familiar with logcheck so went there first...
[02:39] <twb> internalkernel: well, you'd still be running logcheck, just in a single place
[02:39] <TimReichhart> twb any Ideas how to install it?
[02:40] <twb> The other issue that will bite you is if the workstations run e.g. gdm, then only the workstations will get the gdm package's .ignore.d entries -- you'd have to manually import them into the server.
[02:40] <internalkernel> twb: oh lord... cause the server would process the log files as it's own...
[02:40] <internalkernel> fun
[02:41] <twb> I still prefer it to getting hundreds of logs
[02:41] <internalkernel> twb: It would also be best for me to be able to single out a machine that is having an issue...
[02:41] <twb> YMMV, etc.
[02:41] <twb> internalkernel: you get the IP or hostname (if the IP resolves) in each entry
[02:42] <internalkernel> twb: ok, haven't used remote logging before... thanks again... I'll check it out...
[02:42] <Roxyhart0> hi, somebody have a document to install openldap with ubuntu 9,10 .the how to in ubuntu doesn work
[02:42] <twb> Roxyhart0: which howto?
[02:43] <Roxyhart0> http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/openldap-server.html
[02:43] <TimReichhart> hey twb did you get my last 2 messages?
[02:44] <twb> TimReichhart: yes.
[02:44] <TimReichhart> twb any ideas how can I get this installed
[02:44] <twb> Roxyhart0: I believe that's the right document.  What didn't work?
[02:45] <Roxyhart0> i got a lot error messages, the last one is invalid credential (49) and the password is correct
[02:45] <twb> Roxyhart0: the first error is usually the most important.
[02:50] <Roxyhart08> that is the fist error (now)
[02:50] <twb> Roxyhart0: I presume by "install LDAP" you really mean that you want to use LDAP to store Unix user accounts.
[02:51] <Roxyhart08> unix and windows clients
[02:51] <twb> I can't help you with Windows clients.  I think you set up Samba to authenticate to LDAP, and the Windows hosts to authenticate to Samba.
[02:52] <Roxyhart08> yes, that is the second step, but i cant even install ldap
[02:52] <Roxyhart08> i did before with old confgurations but with 9.10 i cant
[02:52] <twb> Roxyhart08: you did "apt-get install slapd"?
[02:54] <Roxyhart08> that is the first step...
[02:55] <twb> Roxyhart08: and that failed?
[02:55] <twb> Roxyhart08: your problem report is far from ideal.
[02:57] <Roxyhart08> i followed the document how to and when i did 3rd step to add the back end.ldif i got invalid credentials error
[02:57] <wizzy__> how do i restart networking interfaces in 9.10
[02:57] <wizzy__> sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart doesnt work
[02:58] <twb> wizzy__: might be an upstart job now.  They're in /etc/event.d or /etc/init
[02:59] <wizzy__> i am getting error "SIOCADDRT : no such process failed to bring eth0
[02:59] <twb> Roxyhart08: did you change dc=example,dc=com and olcRootPW?
[03:00] <wizzy__> sudo apt-get update "failed to fetch...
[03:01] <Roxyhart08> yes ...and also i did slappasswd
[03:03] <Roxyhart08> i got a question...there are another how to: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1313472
[03:03] <Roxyhart08> which how to i should follow?
[03:05] <twb> Roxyhart08: sorry, I don't have any more time
[03:05] <animeloe> any ideas about sudo+ldap
[03:06] <twb> animeloe: what about it?
[03:06] <animeloe> s/about/regarding/
[03:06] <twb> sudo just backs onto pam, like everything else.
[03:06] <animeloe> ok
[03:06] <twb> It doesn't care if the user is in shadow or ldap
[03:06] <animeloe> hold on I'll give you the error I get
[03:08] <animeloe> root@netbook:~# sudo
[03:08] <animeloe> sudo: no valid sudoers sources found, quitting
[03:08] <animeloe> that's what it gives
[03:08] <animeloe> my nsswitch.conf is sudoers: ldap
[03:08] <animeloe> my ldap.conf entry is: sudoers_base            ou=sudoers,dc=animeloe,dc=net
[03:13] <wizzy__> i got questions with routers
[03:13] <wizzy__> i cannot connect to the internet with my US
[03:13] <wizzy__> i got server dd-wrt connected to modem and then di-604 which is connected to ddwrt
[03:14] <wizzy__> server is connected to di-604
[03:15] <wizzy__> i opened port 80 for di-604 in ddwrt
[03:15] <wizzy__> and ports in di-604 for ubuntu server
[03:17] <twb> animeloe: you're doing sudo differently to me.
[03:17] <animeloe> how are you doing it?
[03:18] <animeloe> I don't want an sudoers file
[03:18] <twb> Default /etc/sudoers from 8.04
[03:18] <animeloe> I've done it using ldap before
[03:18] <animeloe> but for some reason it's not liking it on this particular version
[03:18] <twb> Possibly with %sudoers or something in /etc/sudoers, and the "sudoers" group in ldap.  I don't remember.
[03:18] <twb> I'm afraid I can't help with a /etc/sudoers-less setup
[03:18] <wizzy__> even i opened all ports server is still not connecting to internet
[03:19] <twb> wizzy__: talk to your dd-wrt provider.
[03:19] <animeloe> well I was using 1.7.3 on the other
[03:19] <animeloe> so I think I'll just upgrade it
[03:19] <wizzy__> i know i am asking you people if its the right way i did it
[03:19] <twb> wizzy__: I guess you're using NAT and need to add a DNAT rule to your firewall.
[03:20] <animeloe> that's the easiest way
[03:20] <animeloe> since I know it worked using the newer version
[03:20] <wizzy__> well as long as i had dhcp address on server i could connect to internet
[03:20] <wizzy__> while i changet static ip in /etc/network/interfaces it all stops
[03:21] <twb> wizzy__: then you did it wrong.
[03:21] <qman__> you need to have the correct default gateway and DNS entries, and the router in the front needs to allow you through
[03:21] <qman__> some setups won't let you through if you don't get a lease from the router
[03:21] <qman__> though that's an advanced configuration
[03:22] <wizzy__> yea gateway and dns are from di server
[03:22] <wizzy__> dd server is connected to modem , di router to dd and server to di
[03:22] <qman__> the server should have an address in the di's subnet, and the di should be its default gateway
[03:22] <wizzy__> yes it is
[03:23] <wizzy__> di server adress is 192.168.0.1
[03:23] <wizzy__> and dd adress is 192.168.1.1
[03:24] <wizzy__> server interfaces are address 192.168.0.106 netmask 255.255.255.0 gateway 192.168.0.`
[03:25] <qman__> if you are going to set a static address on the server, ensure you choose one that is not in the router's DHCP range
[03:25] <qman__> 106 is in most routers' default DHCP ranges
[03:26] <wizzy__> i had it on dd-wrt and was no problem
[03:27] <wizzy__> i just added router btw dd-wrt and server
[03:27] <wizzy__> and now its problem
[03:28] <twb> qman__: since he's running dd-wrt, he can just ssh in and poke at it
[03:28] <twb> But how to do so should be discussed on the dd-wrt channel, not here.
[03:29] <wizzy__> ok ill ask them
[03:29] <wizzy__> i jusst though nayone of you are using 2 routers
[03:29] <wizzy__> *someone
[03:30] <twb> wizzy__: unless those routers are running Ubuntu, configuring them is better discussed elsewhere.  We can still help you configuring networking on your Ubuntu host, of course.
[03:30] <wizzy__> ok lets try maybe check my etwork interfaces
[03:30] <wizzy__> maybe i did wrong somewhere
[03:30] <wizzy__> cause it did work while on dhcp
[03:31] <twb> wizzy__: did you statically assign the same address that you were allocated via DHCP?
[03:31] <wizzy__> no
[03:31] <twb> Try that
[03:31] <animeloe> twb: nvm
[03:31] <animeloe> I got it
[03:32]  * animeloe mutters about not READING THE FUCKEN -V output properly
[03:32] <twb> animeloe: what was the resolution?
[03:32] <animeloe> sudo-ldap.conf
[03:32] <twb> Heh.
[03:32] <animeloe> I shoudl of known... but no.... I was being an idiot
[03:32] <animeloe> well it's fixed now
[03:32] <animeloe> lol
[03:32] <twb> *should have
[03:38] <wizzy__> ok here my scheme
[03:38] <wizzy__> http://lh6.ggpht.com/_cXxRH_xn2yM/S2ZMrPCf8sI/AAAAAAAAArI/AzfeZ4GoJIs/s576/sceme.JPG
[03:39] <wizzy__> ip of router 3 has open ports on router 2
[03:39] <wizzy__> sever 4 has open ports on router 3
[03:45] <wizzy_> anyone is here
[03:48] <wizzy_> i didnt
[03:50] <patdk-lap> wizzy_, how the hell is any of that support to even attempt to work?
[03:50] <wizzy_> ??
[03:59] <MTecknology> !info libpurple-facebookchat lucid
[03:59] <MTecknology> :(
[04:10] <ruben23> hi what rae the types of load balancing a web server..? round robin and the other type i forgot..
[04:25] <twb> ruben23: I imagine there's a wikipedia article covering load balancing theory in great detail
[04:37] <MTecknology> how does $~a match unidentified?
[04:37] <MTecknology> wrong chan*
[04:45] <animeloe> any ideas why I get could not connect to any LDAP server as (null) - Can't contact LDAP server
[04:45] <animeloe> could not connect to any LDAP server as (null) - Can't contact LDAP server
[04:45] <animeloe> whenever I use sudo
[04:46] <twb> Can that host's ldapsearch bind to the LDAP server?
[04:46] <animeloe> yes
[04:46] <animeloe> no problems
[04:46] <animeloe> ldapsearch -x
[04:47] <animeloe> works well (it's ssl mode though)
[04:47] <twb> Then I dunno
[04:48] <twb> You could try turning on debugging in some pam modules, and libnss (if nsswitch.conf supports debugging, I forget)
[04:48] <twb> I'm also assuming you've already logged in correctly using an LDAP user account, and from that shell are running "sudo -l"
[04:53] <ruben23> hi anyways how do i chek my ubuntu server for malware, adware and viruses..?
[04:56] <animeloe> ldap_is_socket_ready: error on socket 4: errno: 111 (Connection refused)
[04:56] <animeloe> wtf....
[04:57] <twb> ruben23: is it a CIFS server?
[04:57] <ruben23>  twb:i have one server using CIFS..
[04:57] <twb> If it's not a CIFS server, then it has no malware, adware or viruses.
[04:58] <twb> Unless you count stuff like Firefox as malware
[04:58] <ruben23> twb:i have one ubuntu server, using CIFs
[04:58] <twb> http://linuxmafia.com/~rick/faq/index.php?page=virus
[04:59] <ruben23> im getting warning from opendns where my dns is pintede that--->  Malware/Botnet Activity Detected
[05:00] <animeloe> your dns might be poisoned
[05:00] <twb> Unless you've opened a gaping hole, like exposing sshd or php to the internet, that's more likely to be the Windows workstations sitting on your network.
[05:01] <animeloe> found the solution twb
[05:01] <ruben23>  animeloe:what you mean by that..?
[05:01] <animeloe> just a bit of google :)
[05:01] <animeloe> ruben23: someone took some poison and gave your dns cache a nice dose :)
[05:01] <animeloe> ie. Look for the windows user who screwed up :P
[05:01] <animeloe> :)
[06:01] <NTFS> !OPS
[06:03] <NTFS> !ops
[06:10] <mrp> whenever i reboot my machine ufw doesn't start?
[06:23] <TimReichhart> can somebody tell me how to update : DBI_DRIVER
[06:28] <TimReichhart> anybody?
[06:37] <TimReichhart> any body got any answers how I would get my DBI_DRIVER to work correctly
[08:10] <kevinprince> Hi
[09:10] <twb> If someone has a 9.10 or newer *desktop* handy, can you please tell me the output of this?
[09:10] <twb> grep -i 1002954F /usr/share/xserver-xorg/pci/*.ids
[09:11] <twb> I'd ask #ubuntu, but I think they're too dumb to know how to open an xterm.
[09:12] <twb> Hm, maybe I can get the info out of a pbuilder chroot...
[11:28] <incorrect> ipsec is so frustrating
[11:28] <incorrect> i might just give up and use openvpn
[11:30] <_ruben> ipsec can be quite annoying indeed ;)
[11:32] <incorrect> shame the docs aren't exactly helpful
[11:32] <incorrect> i am sure they are great if you don't actually need to read them because you know everything
[11:35] <_ruben> incorrect: what are you trying to complish / which problems do you run into?
[13:35] <kevinprince> Hello
[13:59] <mrp> how do i install JeOS?
[14:02] <mrp> option seems to be missing from 9.10?
[14:02] <mrp> nevermind found it
[15:05] <Kagarman> hello
[15:05] <Kagarman> all
[15:05] <Kagarman> helpme pliz&
[15:05] <Kagarman> ?
[15:11] <kevinprince> Hello
[15:11] <Kagarman> The people what free file a server good for beginners? The file a server on ubuntu for users windows with access rights is necessary???
[15:12] <Kagarman> kevinprince hi
[15:12] <kevinprince> sorry looking for help myseld
[15:12] <Kagarman> ??
[15:15] <Kagarman> fak you пидаразы
[15:32] <Kagarman> http://howtoforge.com/setting-up-proftpd-tls-on-ubuntu-9.10-karmic-koala
[15:32] <Kagarman> 20:30	Kagarman	filezila server можно в люниксе убунти поставит?
[15:33] <Kagarman> filezila server it is possible in ubuntu  will put?
[15:33] <Kagarman> http://filezilla-project.org/
[15:34] <nano-> I have ubuntu server with libvirt, and it creates a virbr0, on a phony network, I want virbr0 to be my main network to give guests proper network. How do I accomplish this?
[15:35] <nano-> I tried creating br0 in the interfaces file, and pointing the libvirt xml-files to that br0-device, but this resulted in no network (it seems like libvirt overwrote the initial settings and removed eth0 from the br ports)
[15:36] <TimReichhart> can anybody tell me from this pastbin http://pastebin.com/m48b1fb44    how to fix that problem?
[15:36] <Kagarman> иди на хуй
[15:45] <TimReichhart> anybody in this chat room or is it dead
[15:54] <Reepicheep> TimReichhart: you didn't give us much info.. like for instance what app you are using..
[15:54] <Reepicheep> but by the looks of it it looks like it is a perl app of some sort and you need to install a dbi
[15:55] <Reepicheep> like maybe libdbi-perl or something
[15:55] <TimReichhart> the app I am trying to install is freeside (billing software)
[15:59] <TimReichhart> well I already got that libdbi-perl installed
[16:52] <ball> I'm agonizing over 8.04 LTS Vs. 9.10
[16:52] <ball> ...suppose I'll try 9.10 for now.
[16:53] <ball> I can't seem to find .torrent files on the server download page though.
[16:55] <patdk-wk> did you look under alternate?
[16:55]  * ball can't even see an option for that on here.
[17:07] <ball> Ugh.  This is frustrating.
[17:09] <ball> Is there an alternate version of the server iso?
[17:11] <RoyK> ball: the alternate cd_
[17:11] <RoyK> ?
[17:11] <ball> RoyK: ?
[17:11] <RoyK> I just came in, what's the problem?
[17:11] <patdk-wk> he was looking for the torrent files
[17:11] <patdk-wk> now I dunno
[17:12] <patdk-wk> there are 4 iso's now I guess, desktop, server, netbook, alt
[17:12] <RoyK> ball: there is an alternate version of ubuntu, yes
[17:12] <RoyK> patdk-wk: and alternate
[17:12] <RoyK> erm
[17:12] <RoyK> yes
[17:12] <ball> RoyK: so there aren't separate alternates for desktop and server editions?
[17:12] <patdk-wk> nope
[17:12]  * ball ponders
[17:12] <patdk-wk> there really isn't much difference between desktop and server
[17:13] <patdk-wk> besides th edefault kernel, and desktop loads the gui
[17:13] <patdk-wk> but you can always turn server into desktop, and desktop into server
[17:13] <RoyK> yeah. desktop is mostly kernel with preempt and X running
[17:14] <ball> Where should I look for .torrent files?  I can't see them on the server edition download page.
[17:18] <Jeniczek> hi
[17:19] <Jeniczek> hi bogeyd6 and jmarsden
[17:19] <ball> Can Ubuntu Server install on a machine with just 128M of RAM?
[17:19] <bogeyd6> hi Jeniczek
[17:20] <Jeniczek> so guyz
[17:20] <Jeniczek> latest news
[17:20] <Jeniczek> Linux twinstar 2.6.26-2-amd64 #1 SMP Tue Jan 12 22:12:20 UTC 2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[17:20] <Jeniczek> switched to debian
[17:20] <Jeniczek> 6h of pain is over now ;)
[17:20] <Jeniczek> but the results are not as expected :(
[17:20] <jmarsden> ball: According to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements  yes, but I'm not sure how old the info is.
[17:21] <jmarsden> Jeniczek: It's more or less the same as on Ubuntu, right?  I thought that's what you would find.  As we discussed before the two kernels etc are very similar.
[17:21] <Jeniczek> Actually the diff went down almost 2times, but its till high
[17:22] <jmarsden> OK.  Better than nothing, then.   I need to go to work... probably back here in 11 hours or so...
[17:22] <Jeniczek> jmarsden well, those diff changes are still very noticeable, so, it was worth it... the question is, what is the factor that helped and how to play with it more
[17:22] <Jeniczek> hehe
[17:23] <Jeniczek> have a nice workin day then
[17:23] <Jeniczek> its almost night here
[17:23] <jmarsden> Thanks...
[17:23] <Jeniczek> bye
[17:23] <bogeyd6> Jeniczek, sorry you are having so many issues
[17:25] <Jeniczek> bogeyd6 well the question just is, where the problem is ;)
[17:27] <bogeyd6> Jeniczek, i have a couple of problems on how you are approaching the issue and the reluctance to use known stable operating systems
[17:28] <bogeyd6> ubuntu 8.04.4 with regular kernel or 9.10 with the rt smp (multi processor) kernel
[17:28] <bogeyd6> you say you have a problem but you are aloof when it comes to nailing down a standard and sticking to it
[17:30] <Jeniczek> well I tried the rt on 8.04 and it was a no go.... I have heard the the project has some issues on 9.10 and that it runs smoothly on debian, so my decision was logical and teoretically shoul have provide better results
[17:38] <Jeniczek> well, g2g, later
[17:38] <Jeniczek> bb
[18:08] <spackest1> I am trying to use the uec store and need to specify a proxy and am not sure where to do it
[18:16] <ball> I'll be back later.
[18:16] <leonel-vaio> on your dns you can add an A record to point to your host on your lan
[18:16] <leonel-vaio>  
[18:17] <leonel-vaio> I guess we won't have PostgreSQL 9 on Lucid right ??
[18:29] <ruben23> leonel-vaio:hi
[18:29] <leonel-vaio> ruben23: ea
[18:29] <ruben23> whats that..
[18:31] <leonel-vaio> ruben23:  What ? PostgreSQL 9 ??
[18:31] <ruben23>  leonel-vaio: wheres your place..?
[18:33] <leonel-vaio> any thing to do with  PostgreSQL 9 ?
[18:43] <wizzy_> hello
[18:43] <wizzy_> its weird i am trying to install ubuntu-server and it just freezes
[18:46] <spackest1> anyone using uec?
[18:51] <wizzy_> its always halts on kernel_thread_helper ?
[18:51] <wizzy_> \
[18:54] <smoser> jkakar, one thing i wanted to alk to you about since you're here, and i'm thinking about it.  it seems that the landscape script that runs in sysvinit on lucid has high timeout... it makes my jobs that are installed by the boothooks at rc.local run very long after the rest of the system is up.
[19:09] <guntbert> !md5sum | wizzy_ did you check?
[19:15] <wizzy_> i installed from same cd yesterday without problems
[19:15] <wizzy_> i changed 3rd cdrom already , got 2nd clean install cd (burned with 16x)
[19:15] <wizzy_> and still nothing
[19:17] <mcas> hi why is my crontab in hardy not working probably? every line with test -x anacron doesn't work
[19:17] <mcas> can anyone help me out
[20:38] <micahg> does anyone know if there's a PHP internals IRC channel?
[20:42] <guntbert> micahg: try /msg alis list *php*
[20:46] <micahg> guntbert: thanks, but no luck...
[20:48] <guntbert> micahg: try /msg alis list *php* -min 10 (or skip 30)
[20:51] <magic_1> still dont understand why ubuntu server doesnt come with proxy server
[21:58] <Disconnect> smoser: finally had to pull the plug on UEC. they should be embarrassed to tag it "ubuntu" and they should be viciously punished for trying to say "enterprise". thats gonna set ubuntu adoption back in a lot of shops (in favor of centos/rhel/etc)..
[21:59] <smoser> ouch :(
[22:02] <Disconnect> i'll happily adapt my writeup for a metabug report if you want it, but the last straw was when a clean reboot of the controller destroyed the cluster (sure, networking came back in a few mins, once it was running again. but thats bad too.
[22:02] <Disconnect> we run >15Gbit total data at peak on the CAREFULLY SWITCHED gig-e backbone. there's no way nat/iptables/bridging/etc will get beyond 750mbit, no matter what the hardware or how creative the ruleset
[22:03] <Disconnect> and now i need to go to the compute nodes and kill off all the kvm procs to get the vms stopped so i can start them again (with the corresponding reboot-loses-data bug, they all need to be reprovisioned as well)
[22:05] <mdeslaur> mathiaz: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/UpdateProcedures
[22:08] <Disconnect> i'd have gone a lot farther with it if "no HA" meant "no single point of failure, but resources on a failed node are dead" (controller down? no administration till it comes back. had to make a new one? it can get its state from the compute nodes. maybe that takes a long time or has some other major flaw, but the important bit - the instances - keep working.)
[22:09] <Disconnect> but anyway, i'm done ranting :) i'm just really frustrated and annoyed that i have to go to the datacenter this week (almost 100 miles away) to rebuild those boxes with our standard vm host config.
[22:29] <nick__> hi !
[22:30] <nick__> I've been reading documentation that says that installing gnome-desktop on my server is not a good idea, which seems fairly logical.
[22:31] <nick__> My problem is that my server is too far from the access point to be able to use wired, and I was hoping that there was some way of getting it to automatically detect the network settings like it does when I use the desktop client.
[22:34] <nick__> Or, if that isn't possible, is it possible to get it to use the network from a cross cable attached to my laptop? (they are both v. 9.10)
[22:34] <nick__> Currently, it seems that my only option is to install the desktop or try to figure out how to configure the onboard wireless.
[22:35] <nick__> was hoping that someone might have a pointer to give me... (just asking like it says in the title!)
[22:37] <nick__> ...can I save network settings discovered by the live-cd desktop version and apply them to the server version?
[23:05] <smoser> jjohansen, ping
[23:05] <jjohansen> pong
[23:05] <cleary> hi
[23:08] <jjohansen> smoser: ?
[23:08] <smoser> jjohansen, soryy.. dont need you for the moment.
[23:09] <jjohansen> okay
[23:43] <smoser> jjohansen, ok, now i would like to chat
[23:43] <smoser> if you can find some time
[23:44] <jjohansen> do you want me to come down?
[23:45] <jjohansen> smoser: on my way