[00:41] kirkland, mathiaz http://www.scratchbox.org/ is what i was talking about [00:41] at lunch [01:16] when was iSCSI support available in linux? [01:18] 2.6.12 [01:18] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISCSI === AntORG_ is now known as AntORG === genii is now known as Amastasius === Amastasius is now known as genii === rberger_ is now known as rberger [01:28] twb: thanks. i wanted to compare with OpenBSD (which is just now working on it) === spidoodle is now known as ProjectXXSorrow === ProjectXXSorrow is now known as ProjectxSorrow [04:05] what is the syslog that Ubuntu prefers over syslog-ng? [04:06] ah, rsyslog (I think) [04:15] erichammond: correct, rsyslog. [04:18] sbeattie: Thanks. Just finished reading the feature list. disk-based buffering sold me, but I was impressed by many others. [04:18] I plan to convert from syslog-ng at the next opportunity. [06:04] is there a mips version? [06:05] I think persia told me it was in an pre-alpha state [06:06] Debian has mipsel, of course... [06:07] lol i'm not even gonna say what i think about debian [06:08] generally its the most negative place i found so far on freenode intirely, thats all i'll say [06:08] i'm looking for something else that supports mips [06:08] if there's nothing else available then debian i'll just choose for nothing [06:12] stsm: Debian is not on Freenode. [06:12] stsm: if you went to #debian on Freenode, you'd find only the people who are too stupid to read announcements. [06:12] twb, its also on freenode next to oftc [06:12] twb, last time i went to oftc the same people were there [06:14] debian is just no option anymore for me [06:15] so no mips yet for ubuntu-server or ubuntu? [06:15] Shrug. I've told you what I know. [06:15] yeha pre-alpha [06:16] Hi, any reason why cacti depends on libapache2-mod-php5? I'm trying to convert my apache2-mpm-prefork + libapache2-mod-php to an apache2-mpm-worker + libapache2-mod-fcgid setup, but don't want to lose Cacti [06:16] I think this is a bug [06:16] only thing i can find was a place on launchpad, but its from last year so [06:16] twb, thanx for the info [06:20] psteyn: then report it as a bug [06:23] on it [07:18] Does anyone know if copying a MBR from one drive to another using dd if=/dev/sd* of=/dev/sd* bs=512 count=1 will wipe out all the other information on the drive? [07:19] on the drive I'm copying to [07:24] Callum__: that copies the partition table, too. [07:24] So it'll "wipe it out" in the sense that nothing will see the original partitions [07:24] From memory, the bootloader lives in the first 446 bytes. [07:25] okay === sourcode_ is now known as sourcode === Pierreb_ is now known as Pierreb [08:31] soren: if I did you a debdiff of #535397 (hopefully right this time) would you be more likely to fix it? :) [08:31] hmm, ubottu doesn't recognise it [08:31] LP #535397 [08:31] https://launchpad.net/bugs/535397 [08:32] ubottu seems to be in a coma [08:32] Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [08:32] so I see. [09:24] hey guys im following this tutorial https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Git when it says copy the public key what public key? [09:29] eagles05138785: ssh public key it assume you have or know how to make. This is not on topic for #ubuntu-server. [09:30] sherr: i asked in here cuz im setting up git on ubuntu server [09:33] eagles05138785: It is not relevant or specific to server (or desktop) though. Maybe try #git? [09:33] sherr: ok. thanks ill just follow the ubuntu wiki how to on how to generate a key === bianster_ is now known as bianster [10:00] has someone worked with puppet? how to copy files from client to server ? [10:00] mealstrom: i would recommend scp (secure copy) [10:01] eagles05138785: irrelevant. [10:01] puppet works differently. [10:01] ahhh [10:01] mealstrom: puppet has a built-in puppet:/// URI scheme [10:01] i was answering his 2nd part of the question jayvee [10:01] oh right [10:01] well when you know what puppet is, then you see that they are really just one question. [10:01] jayvee: yes, I can copy from server to client . and daes it work in client to server way ? [10:02] ah, I see [10:02] * jayvee scratches chin [10:02] just want to copy some backups [10:03] mealstrom: ya it does but not 100% sure how to do it [10:03] mealstrom: how big are the backups cuz if they are of decent size you can eat up all your bandwidth [10:03] unless this is a home network [10:04] office network 100 Mbit... looks like puppet has "filebucket" for backup storage. [10:04] lets dig filebucket :) thanks btw [10:04] Depends what you're backing up. [10:05] home directories every 3 month's [10:05] If you mean backups of, say, /home, puppet's filebucket is probably not the right thing [10:05] FILEFC="/tmp/`ifconfig | grep 192.168.1. | cut -d' ' -f12 | cut -d':' -f2`" [10:05] tar -cvzf $FILEFC.tar.gz /home . then just copy this backup to server [10:05] mealstrom: I'd just use rsnapshot to backup to another building, and do that every night. [10:06] If you have tape or generally want to go overboard, there's amanda [10:06] I don't know why anyone would deploy a new tape solution, though. [10:07] why? [10:07] what's wrong with tape? [10:07] jayvee: it's expensive and slow [10:07] For WORN, sure. === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === au is now known as Guest68752 === ogra_ is now known as ogra [13:07] hello, I got a bug to file against the samba apparmor profile in lucid, should I file it against apparmor, against samba, ...? technically it's more a bug of the configuration [13:07] official ubuntu manual recommends to put folders to share in /srv/samba, but apparmor prevents smbd from accessing /srv [13:08] yann2: is this from the apparmor-profiles package? [13:09] (samba should not be shipping a profile for smbd by default) [13:09] I believe so, I can't remember installing it manually, but I wouldnt rule it out... [13:09] maybe its from apparmor-profile, not impossible that I installed it and forgot about it [13:09] yann2: dpkg -S /etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.smbd [13:09] yann2: report it against apparmor; if you're wrong it'll be reassigned. [13:09] indeed then :) [13:09] apparmor-profiles it is [13:10] yann2: feel free to file a bug against apparmor. that profile needs work (it is on the TODO list), is complain mode only and also community supported atm (ie, it's in universe) [13:11] yann2: what I mean be all of that is that even though it is installed and noisy, it shouldn't be blocking anything, unless you manually put it in enforcing mode [13:11] was in enforce mode... but I tink I had a play with apparmor a long time ago [13:11] (is a dev server) [13:12] so maybe I just activated it :) [13:13] yann2: probably. if you have modified it in such a way that it works well with a default samba installation according to the Ubuntu manual, then please submit your updated profile in the bug and we can review it for inclusion in the package (and upstream) [13:13] haven't touched it (yet) [13:13] (and by 'package', I mean the apparmor-profiles package for now) [13:13] * jdstrand nods [13:15] is there a way to report a bug using http://bugs.launchpad.net ? [13:17] oh man the guy who decided to remove the "report bug" link on that page really should get fired every time I try to report a bug I just cant find out how to do it [13:17] yann2: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apparmor/+filebug [13:17] thanks [13:17] np [13:22] alright done: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apparmor/+bug/545061 , thanks a lot for your help jdstrand . I believe quite a few people will get in trouble trying to share other folders when this profile get into enforce mode though ;) [14:06] If I have a subnet routed behind an ip how do I use an ip from that subnet with windows desktops ? [14:14] hello [14:16] How do I disable NAT ? [14:18] i'm looking in to building my first ubuntu server. my server would be used as a file server and media sharing with my xbox 360. was hoping someone could point me to some rockin faq, doc websites [14:30] i need help with Webmin: si coloco https://xxx.xxx.x.xx:10000 i can see webmin, but if i place https://hostname:10000 nothing..can somebody please help me? === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [14:33] Rafael_: could it be intentional? [14:33] Rafael_, try 'ping `hostname`, and see if the IP addresses match [14:33] let me try [14:35] hggdh: 64 bytes from myplasticare (127.0.1.1): icmp_seq=2 ttl=64 time=0.019 ms [14:35] the ip address of the lan ubuntu should be 192.168.1.11 not 127.0.1.1 [14:36] Rafael_, check your /etc/hosts, I am quite sure you will find your hostname maped to 127.0.1.1 [14:37] hggdh: i am a newby..let me try, if not i will google and if not i will ask you [14:38] mmh it seems hardy's puppetmaster can't handle lucid's puppet :( [14:38] [2010-03-23 14:35:04] 10.0.10.108 - - [23/Mar/2010:14:35:04 GMT] "PUT /production/certificate_request/10.0.10.108 HTTP/1.1" 404 324 < is that worth a bug report, or isn't it supposed to work? [14:40] hggdh: this is what i found: [14:40] ::1 ip6-localhost ip6-loopback [14:40] fe00::0 ip6-localnet [14:40] ff00::0 ip6-mcastprefix [14:40] ff02::1 ip6-allnodes [14:40] ff02::2 ip6-allrouters [14:40] ff02::3 ip6-allhosts [14:40] 192.168.1.11 myplasticare [14:40] how do upgrade to the latest? currently on Hardy and some of its software is a little too old for my current needs [14:42] tremby: If you want to upgrade to the next LTS, you'll need to wait until the end of April. Otherwise you can upgrade to 8.10->9.04->9.10 [14:42] need to make a move today, really. it's blocking my work. do i have to go through each step like that? [14:42] would things break if i just pointed it to the 9.10 repos and said dist-upgrade? [14:43] tremby: That's not supported. [14:43] tremby: Its likely. I definitely wouldn't do that on a production server. [14:43] it's a testing server [14:43] tremby: You can upgrade from one LTS to the next though. So you will be able to go from 8.04 to 10.04 once its released. [14:43] oh, i see [14:43] hmm, in that case maybe i'll work around my issue, build some stuff from source [14:44] hggdh: can you give me some idea on what to do? [14:44] thanks [14:44] How do I run a process as a different user? I'm using Ubuntu 9.10 (as found on rackspace-cloud). When I run "su tomcat6 whoami" I get no output. When I run "sudo -u tomcat6 whoami", it reports the username. I want to launch this as a script, so sudo is not appropriate. [14:45] jaraco_mobile: you probably mean su tomcat6 -c whoami [14:45] tremby: same result - no output. [14:46] BTW, root account is enabled... and I'm running su as root. [14:46] hmm, all i can say is it works for me [14:47] sudo su -; su tremby -c whoami [14:47] gives me "tremby" [14:47] odd [14:48] I'll try a clean server and if it's still behaving as such, I'll try rackspace support. === jaraco_mobile is now known as jaraco [14:54] Okay. I found that su works for a regular user account, but not for the tomcat service account. [14:54] !pastenbin | Rafael_ [14:54] Whose shell is set to '/bin/false' [14:55] oh there you go. use the shell switch of su [14:55] !pastebin| Rafael_ [14:55] Rafael_: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [14:55] tremby: thanks for the tip. I'll look into it. [14:55] su tomcat5 -s /bin/sh -c whoami [14:55] Indeed, that does the trick. Thanks! [14:56] no prob. should have realized you were trying to use a system account... [14:57] I sure do love rackspace cloud. I was able to stand up a new, clean server and eliminate all other variables in just a few minutes. [14:59] Is using 'su' the best way to launch a system process under a particular userid, or should I be using something else? [14:59] sudo -u jaraco ls [15:00] it's su or sudo really. or using that user's own crontab i guess [15:00] I usually drop things into the user's crontabs. Then again, these are accounts that don't belong to particular people that I deal with. [15:01] Rafael_, IIRC, webmin will by default only allow localhost to connect [15:01] i think it's a bit neater to stick them all in root's crontab. hard to keep track otherwise [15:02] hggdh: did i did rigth the pastebin? [15:03] Rafael_, I guess you did not ;-) Did you post the link here? [15:03] sorry...not let me try === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [15:07] hggdh: i guess is: http://pastebin.com/p0GG7KXd [15:11] Rafael_, some issues: (1) you have multiple definitions of the mypasticare and mypasSticare [15:12] Rafael_, (2) lines 5 and 19 are simply plain wrong [15:12] Rafael_, so, please correct/clean up your /etc/hosts, and then you can try again [15:13] hggdh: should i just delete or correct [15:19] hggdh: sorry but when i copy and paste something wsa paste not correctly..this is a new pastebin: tkae a look and please give me your feedback: http://pastebin.com/VmkpeX73 [15:22] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libvirt/+bug/523148 [15:23] kirkland, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libvirt/+bug/542324 [15:24] Rafael_, lines 2 and 11 conflict [15:26] hggdh: Thanks so much for your help as you can see i am a newby and not so smart..just learning...question..so if i have assign on my LAN a static ip address of 192.168.1.11, can i delete line 2 or what is 127.0.1.1 [15:27] Rafael_, yes, you can delete line 2 [15:28] hggdh: will try..what is the 127.0.1.1? [15:29] Rafael_, any addresses in the 127/8 range are non-routeable addresses (this is what is usually called the localnet). 127.0.0.1 should usually be set to localhost [15:49] <_ruben> bah .. pmacct is built without ipv6 support [15:55] hggdh: i try and clean it, this is how it looks now http://pastebin.com/74hkyhrm i reboot ubuntu but still webmin is not working with the hostname [15:55] kk Rafael_ [15:56] Rafael_, what do you have in /etc/hosts [15:58] hggdh: if i do a ping now i get: 64 bytes from myplasticare (192.168.1.11): icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.022 ms [15:59] bogeyd6: see http://pastebin.com/74hkyhrm [16:00] and you cant go to http://myplasticare? [16:00] ahasenack, ping [16:01] RoAkSoAx: hi [16:01] RoAkSoAx: hi [16:01] ahasenack, hi, may I PM you? [16:01] bogeyd6: my original question was: i need help with Webmin: si coloco https://xxx.xxx.x.xx:10000 i can see webmin, but if i place https://hostname:10000 nothing..can somebody please help me? [16:01] RoAkSoAx: yes [16:15] RoAkSoAx: Thanks for pushing the glusterfs update. I really appreciate it. [16:16] any help? [16:49] hey guys, I got a ubuntu server box running MySQL/Apache that the hard drive is in a buggered state in... I tried to use dd on the drive to make an image but even with the noerror option, it still is giving me input/output errors. Is there anyway I can make it run enough to get a dump of the MySQL database I need? [16:50] This was just a testing box so it's not super important (or I would have made backups) but I would be handy to get the data off [16:50] *it would [16:50] There any way to do a dump of the database from a liveCD? [16:53] smoser: http://paste.ubuntu.com/400069/ [16:53] smoser: something like that in the header [16:53] kirkland, smoser, mathiaz: how is it going ? [16:54] excellente [16:54] ttx: we made some progress yesterday; i have pictures of our todo/done stuff from the flipchart [16:54] ttx: i'll email those to you, if you like [16:54] ttx: our main blocker right now is that we have a 49KB/s download speed from the hotel where we're working [16:55] kirkland: beh [17:05] djveer: maybe ddrescue? [17:38] soren, no prob :) [17:47] http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/lucid/beta-1/ === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [17:53] sherr: can dd_rescue be ran from a live CD environment? [17:56] ttx: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/server-papercuts/+bug/545262 [17:56] ack [18:08] djveer: I see no reason why not. It's in the repos - have a go. Good luck :-) === jldugger is now known as pwnguin [18:20] kirkland: approved as papercut, assigned to you :P [18:20] sherr: Thanks! I think i'm going to try freezing the drive for 30 min or so before [18:21] sherr: i've been told people have had good luck doing that [18:26] Hi, i have ubuntu-server 9.10 installed. squid/dhcp/shorewall 4.4/pppoe-server, running, i want to put one access point having no security key, that the people can connect, and when they start browsing, so all their browsing redirect to http://192.168.0.100:80, Coz there is my page with detail to get user name and password and use internet,, I am also running pppoe-server, [18:37] zul: hey, just hitting the nut upgrade. is it just me or should /etc/nut/ups.conf not be a conffile? I'm getting prompted on upgrade and there is no reasonable default afaict. the same goes for upsd.users, upsmon.conf and nut.conf [18:38] jdstrand: hmm....not sure can you open up a bug just in case [18:38] ttx: thanks === ProjectxSorrow is now known as damagepizzadamag === damagepizzadamag is now known as ProjectXSorrow [18:56] hggdh: any other help you can provide me? [18:58] bogeyd6: Any oither help that you csan provide will be appeciated [18:59] Rafael, [18:59] Rafael, is it sitll the problem of https://hostname doesnt work? [19:00] from the client, not the webmin server [19:03] bogeyd6: yes if i type https://myplasticare:100000 does not work [19:03] Rafael, which dns server is the client set to use? [19:04] bogeyd6: just to be sure..how can i check that [19:05] Rafael, on client if windows just type "ipconfig /all" in a commmand windows [19:05] Rafael, if linux just type "cat /etc/resolv.conf" [19:06] bogeyd6:thanks, let me check on windows client [19:06] k [19:12] bogeyd6:http://pastebin.com/sV1azZkb [19:12] Rafael, and the dns server 156.154.70.22 is set to resolve http://myplasticare ? [19:20] Rafael, another fix would be to edit the host file of the windows client [19:27] I'm having a problem with likewise-open not being able to change password for AD account. Anyone experienced with likewise-open? [19:39] smoser: mathiaz: http://www.southcoastdeli.com/menu.html [20:44] I am looking into using AWS ELB for my commerce site. Will my site/code/php be able to see the users IP address? I have geolocation on my site and from the research I have done is that under https it doesn't pass the users IP. Is that correct? [21:23] kirkland, bug 541486 is ready to be sponsored... it could be queued with other eucalyptus changes, but i think its ready. [21:23] bug #541486 [21:23] * kirkland smacks ubottu [21:36] bogeyd6: sorry i have to leave, but i am back. you are saying that i should edit the host file on the windows client? [21:36] I have a java servlet that I would like to deploy on Ubuntu. I'm able to download the stock apache binaries for tomcat 6.0.20 and deploy the app in that environment. I would prefer to use Apt and the ubuntu tomcat package, but when I do, I get cryptic errors. Can someone suggest how I might track down the differences between the Ubuntu package and the stock tomcat binaries? [21:37] Sorry, I realize that's not a very specific question. [21:42] jaraco: I guess you could a) look at the version number and b) Go through the changelogs and compare === robbiew is now known as robbiew_ [22:22] mathiaz: I *did* restart the CC with CLEAN=1 (tried different things, and found this requirement elsewhere)... [22:22] hggdh: hm... [22:22] mathiaz: but, anyway, I am going to do it all again ;-) [22:23] hggdh: did you "restart *eucalyptus-cc* CLEAN=1" [22:23] hggdh: or restart euclyptus-*cloud* CLEAN=1 [22:23] mathiaz: yessir [22:23] hggdh: ? [22:23] oh [22:23] *now* I am in doubt [22:24] I followed the docs [22:24] hggdh: eucalyptus-cloud doesn't support CLEAN, eucalyptus-cc does [22:24] hggdh: right - I've updated the test cases [22:24] mathiaz: I will have to do it again, so we will find out :-) [22:24] hggdh: right [22:24] hggdh: how is the uec test rig doing? [22:25] mathiaz: did not touch it since Monday [22:25] mathiaz: can I keep on using it? [22:25] hggdh: yes [22:25] hggdh: testing beta1 and you getting familiar with the test rig is the most important thing [22:26] mathiaz: ack [22:26] mathiaz: will restart the tests, then, from the beginning (still set to use the ISOs [22:34] I have a server with a load of about 970. `ps aux` and `lsof` freeze and dont' return anything. There are lots of runaway defunct ps procs that I cannot kill [22:34] is there any way to kill things? [22:34] There are some dmesg things about the raid, but mdadm says everything is fine [22:35] kernel is 2.6.24-19-server [22:52] norkakn: sounds bad. If you have a console, maybe an "init 1" and try and clean up? [22:53] it's a mail server, and it is still responsive, and it is 3 hours away from the nearest coworker [22:54] I'm at a bit of a loss, I haven't had things resistant to -HUP then -9 before === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === jaraco1 is now known as jaraco