[00:36] hggdh: it's pretty much EoD ... want to just wait for tomorrow's? [00:37] smoser: i don't really think it's worth waiting around for another two hours, then rerunning the tests (personally) [00:56] New bug: #564301 in puppet (main) "Spec tests failing" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/564301 [01:08] kirkland: I will wait for tomorrow, and re-run the tests [01:11] hggdh: ack [03:17] New bug: #564355 in eucalyptus (main) "Second euca-run-instance request in same security group causes eucalyptus to remove network assoicated with security group" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/564355 [03:31] This may be a long stretch asking in here but... When I plug in an external drive, dmesg shows me that the drive and partitions are detected. I have pcmanfm installed and I want the new device to show up there so I can click and auto-mount the partition. The way I'm doing it now I have to drop to cli and manually mkdir && mount. What do I need to do for that to work? [03:42] MTecknology: when you say "show up there" where is there? [03:43] thebwt: the file manager [03:44] MTecknology: hmm to be more specific, do you want the filesystem to be mounted in the same place everytime or in a different place based on your firle manager's current working directory [03:46] thebwt: I have a very very slim version of Ubunut, I would love to have it working the same as it works in any other full version of ubuntu [03:46] basically I'm seeing two paths, automount in fstab/mtab (not sure how it works exactly); or a script/plugin for pcmanfm (which I've never even heard of before) [03:47] MTecknology: right now they auto mount in /media and then are sym linked to a "desktop" and added to the gnome "book marks" [03:47] ya - that [03:47] does pcmanfm have a desktop manager? [03:48] no [03:48] kk so don't have to worry about that [03:48] you need to automount to /media. I don't know how, but I know where to find out how... let me look it up [03:48] I wonder what package gnome-volume-manager comes in... [03:48] maybe that could help :S [03:49] not if you're trying to keep it tight [03:49] the solution is probably super simple [03:49] OH! [03:49] pmount [03:49] !info pmount [03:49] pmount (source: pmount): mount removable devices as normal user. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.9.19-1 (karmic), package size 108 kB, installed size 856 kB [03:49] nice [03:50] thebwt: I just noticed this page saying pmount is hard coded in gnome-volume-manger - http://www.togaware.com/linux/survivor/Using_Gnome_Volume_Manager.html [03:50] thebwt: nwo how to use it :P [03:50] indeed [03:51] need to know how to have a script be called when a removable device is inserted. [03:52] pmount /dev/sdb1 [03:52] mounted the drive to /media [03:52] but first, go ahead and write a script that does what you need it to do. That is, mount it (and add to pcmanfm bookmarks?). [03:52] no permission or anything though [03:52] neat [03:53] I'm thinking I need to go bck to something with a volume manager [03:54] perhaps, but if you have the time to learn it, I'd do so. [03:54] thebwt: I mounted as root - probably wasn't supposed to :P [03:54] hah [03:55] that's it... [03:56] thebwt: so... pmount is definitely the answer in some shape or another :D [03:58] thebwt: any idea how to figure out what package provides gnome-volume-manager? [03:59] !info gnome-volume-manager [03:59] gnome-volume-manager (source: gnome-volume-manager): GNOME daemon to auto-mount and manage media devices. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.24.1-3ubuntu1 (karmic), package size 377 kB, installed size 2752 kB [03:59] !info gnome-volume-manager lucid [03:59] Package gnome-volume-manager does not exist in lucid [03:59] hrm... [03:59] http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/hardy/man1/gnome-volume-manager.1.html [04:00] package seems to be gnome-colume-manager [04:00] volume* [04:00] thebwt: seems to have gone away in lucid [04:01] look at teh package halevt ... [04:01] looks right up your alley [04:02] :D [04:02] yay - broke installing [04:04] thebwt: http://dpaste.com/184401/ [04:05] eww root :p [04:05] thebwt: hm? [04:05] thebwt: sudo -s [04:06] *nods* [04:06] I do have a root pass on here - but good reasons for it :P [04:06] http://www.mail-archive.com/debian-bugs-closed@lists.debian.org/msg214174.html [04:06] extremely long, rarely ever used [04:08] ah [04:08] it won't start without a configuration script [04:09] fixed upstream it seems [04:09] this version is upstream [04:09] !info halevt [04:09] halevt (source: halevt): Generic handler for HAL events. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.1.3-3 (karmic), package size 47 kB, installed size 264 kB [04:09] !info halevt lucid [04:10] halevt (source: halevt): Generic handler for HAL events. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.1.5-3 (lucid), package size 57 kB, installed size 304 kB [04:10] debian has 0.1.5-4 [04:11] http://packages.debian.org/unstable/main/halevt [04:11] .debs are there [04:12] the bug was fixed before that last sync to lucid it seems [04:13] I guess I don't need that [04:15] http://packages.debian.org/changelogs/pool/main/h/halevt/halevt_0.1.5-4/changelog [04:15] bug was fixed in -4 [04:15] lucid has http://packages.ubuntu.com/it/lucid/admin/halevt [04:16] oh.. [04:24] thebwt: there's a usbmount package.... [04:25] hal events really seems like what you need though [04:25] *looks up usbmount* [04:25] thebwt: usbmount seems to jsut toss scripts in for udev [04:25] *nods* [04:26] I rescend my commit [04:26] maybe not exactly what I want - but it's hacky enough to work [04:28] what other functionality do you need? [04:28] it would be nice if it were a little cleaner [04:31] thebwt: beggers can't be choosers - I know there's a better way but right now - it works :D [04:33] thebwt: if it could let me unmount them that would be great too but- oh well [05:31] clamav ruined me [07:31] New bug: #564435 in clamav (main) "package clamav-milter 0.96 dfsg-1ubuntu2 failed to install/upgrade: il sottoprocesso vecchio script di post-installation ha restituito lo stato di errore 20" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/564435 [08:15] Is there a script, similar to Redhat's /etc/rc.sysinit, which is run once at boot? [08:16] hi , dpkg-reconfigure slapd dont ask me about new password , what is the easiest way to change password ? [08:16] ubu 9.10 [08:20] laen: /etc/init.d/rc.local ? [08:21] hm /etc/rc.local, sorry [08:22] Hm, okay. [09:39] Yo! [10:15] ttx: those images from ubuntu uec have no password? [10:17] binBASH: they use public key auth through SSH [10:17] oh, ok [10:18] so I have to create own because I don't get ips automatically assigned [10:18] binBASH: you're supposed to spin them up with some -k or userdata that will install a key in ~ubuntu/.ssh/authorized_keys [10:19] you can even use Launchpad SSh keys if you have one [10:19] uec-run-instances -l ttx $EMI [10:31] New bug: #564532 in clamav (main) "clamav-daemon stopped working in hardy" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/564532 [10:39] hi [10:39] I've got this error message on a desktop machine : Use of uninitialized value $item in hash element at /usr/share/perl5/Debconf/DbDriver/File.pm [10:40] when I do "aptitude install" [10:40] someone knows how to fix it ? [11:16] ttx: Ok, will try because I have an ip assigning problem ;) [11:52] <\sh> zul, when will mysql-5.0 be removed from universe (lucid) ? looks like it's still in there ;) [12:32] hi, is this the right channel to for EC2 related questions? [12:32] I was wondering, why I have 5 different kernels within my karmic AMI [12:32] This is the channel for Ubuntu Server Edition including Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud [12:33] binBASH: I have 2.6.31-14-server, 2.6.31-17-server, 2.6.31-20-server, 2.6.31-302-ec2 and 2.6.31-305-ec2 installed [12:33] but only 2.6.31-302-ec2 seems to be used? [12:35] this is not really amazon support channel ;) [12:35] I don't have amazon ec2, too [12:39] binBASH: Well, the images are from Ubuntu/Canonical [12:40] why ubuntu server 9.10 don't have nessus? [12:40] mbiebl: Think those are from Amazon [12:40] ;) [12:40] binBASH: they are from http://uec-images.ubuntu.com/releases/karmic/release/ [12:41] I used ami-05c2e971 [12:41] ahh, these are for usage in Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud. [12:41] if your run private cloud [12:44] I'm using the latest ubuntu server ami ebs boot from alestic.com, when I terminate the instance, the ebs also gets deleted. How do I change this behaviour [12:45] anyone? [12:46] J_P: Maybe because of licensing issues. [12:46] binBASH: are those the official,supported images from Canonical for EC2 or not? [12:47] binBASH: humm ok [12:47] mbiebl: Like I said they're for usage in Ubuntu Server cloud. If you run a ubuntu enterprise cloud installation. It's a private version compatible to Amazon. [12:47] J_P: I think nessus has .deb packages for download [12:48] binBASH: yes, I'm doing that.. :-) [12:48] J_P: Ubuntu should have openvas [12:49] an opensource alternative to nessus [12:50] binBASH: yes, I install openvas, but that is strange.. say like as nessus download app [12:50] http://packages.ubuntu.com/de/source/karmic/openvas-client [12:51] hey, how do i install and activate the git-daemon service on ubuntu? [12:52] it doesn't appear to work seamlessly like just about all service daemons on debian-derived systems [12:52] in other words, I think it's somehow foobared ;-/ [12:57] \sh: the request has been filed with the archive admin [13:05] again, does anybody know how to achieve a working git-daemon on ubuntu? [13:13] ok there is a package called `git-daemon-run' but it depends on some weirdness called `runit' which I never heard of before, and which is not used by anything else on my system [13:13] oh and btw it's broken anyway, the git-daemon service fails to run with some cryptic error [13:19] wow, it was known already in 2008 that git-daemon-run is broken [13:20] and apparently it still hasn't been fixed [13:31] drbobb: you should fix it. [13:37] i'm having an issue adding a custom apt repository to karmic installations, using add-apt-repository or manually by hand into /etc/sources.d.list along with the key... after i'll do an apt-update and see a fetch for the package manifests. but doing apt-cache search will still show the package version from the dist repository instead of the new repository.. is there something obvious i'm missing? [13:48] hazmat: try apt-cache policy to get more information === MTecknology is now known as MTeck-ricer [13:51] I'm reading about NSS and PAM. I've read that pam_unix uses standard C-library calls. Does that mean it uses NSS? And would I thus be able to set up an LDAP server with anonymous access somewhere, configure nss-ldap to use it (for passwd and shadow), and continue using pam_unix for authentication? [13:52] stephank: it's possible, but that would mean every user would have access to the hashes of the other users (shadow) [13:53] stephank: unless playing some tricks with root_bind_dn in nss_ldap [13:53] stephank: i don't remember all the implementation details, but you should watch out for that [13:53] ahasenack: ah, okay. that makes sense [14:04] morning [14:05] I've got a weird issue whereby 'aliases' added in /etc/network/interfaces via 'up ip addr add ....' do not always get added when I do a '/etc/init.d/networking restart' - some do, but not all - what is going on? [14:12] urgent: mail stopped working because i'm running clamav and the new version was released [14:13] i really need to know what is a proper way of upgrading to the new version [14:13] oru_work: mail stopped working? what do you mean? [14:14] pmatulis, none of my employees received mail this morning [14:14] i'm checking mail.log and its really complaining about the outdated anti-virus [14:15] oru_work: outdated doesn't mean it's not working [14:15] oru_work: are you receiving mail or not? [14:16] pmatulis, no i'm not [14:17] oru_work: so there must be an MTA error. what MTA are you using anyway? [14:17] postfix [14:19] oru_work: so pastebin the error(s) [14:20] pmatulis, i just upgraded clamav antivirus and mail started working again, but its really messed up that all of mail had been lost since last night [14:20] or not [14:20] hang on [14:20] oru_work: standard MTAs will send mail for 5 days [14:20] it should start processingthe que [14:21] pmatulis, that doesnt mean anything when it is actually delivered and is just awaiting lmtp [14:21] morning [14:21] oru_work: or your deffered queue will be processed [14:21] hey, how do i make sshd block multiple logins for a user. Like if the account user1 logged in twice, both sessions would be closed [14:21] bogeyd7: he didn't say if the mail was rejected or not, but i could have guessed not [14:21] does anyone know how to fix the Bad request in apache if you have SSL on with multiple sites? [14:22] reya276, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/forum/server/apache2/SSL [14:22] pmatulis, as soon as i updated clamav i'm seeing lots of activitiy in tail -f mail.log , so I guess all the mail that was in que is getting processed atm [14:22] i'm happy :) [14:22] right now if you try to hit this website http://www.accureports.com it will give you a bad request in firefox? [14:22] oru_work: ok, good [14:22] oru_work, now you need to setup your freshclam for hourly updates [14:23] cron.hourly is where you set it up [14:23] bogeyd7, any specifics or details on that please ? [14:24] oru_work, sudo su root , then crontab -e, then make a crontab entry for the freshclam to run hourly [14:24] that is easier than trying to make a cron.hourly script === bogeyd7 is now known as bogeyd6 [14:31] I've got a weird issue whereby 'aliases' added in /etc/network/interfaces via 'up ip addr add ....' do not always get added when I do a '/etc/init.d/networking restart' - some do, but not all - what is going on? [14:33] I am trying to install Ubuntu on a sunfire x4100 and I'm getting an error about no disks. I see that this issue existed in dapper, but I am still running into the issue. Has anyone found a workaround? [14:34] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.15/+bug/37452 [14:34] Launchpad bug 37452 in linux-source-2.6.15 "fusion mpt sas driver does not find a RAID1 disk during installation(Sun Galaxy X4200 and X4100, Dell SASR5/i)" [High,Invalid] [14:35] bogeyd7: would this tutorial apply to 9.10? [14:35] bogeyd7: is says for 7.10 [15:16] bogeyd6, around ? check your pm please :) [15:18] i'm getting the following error ./freshclam [15:18] ERROR: /var/log/clamav/freshclam.log is locked by another process [15:18] ERROR: Problem with internal logger (UpdateLogFile = /var/log/clamav/freshclam.log). [15:21] mathiaz_, ping me when you have a minute [15:30] zul, smoser, kirkland, mathiaz: could one of you cover the following beta2 testcase today ? http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/result/3919/480 [15:31] ara wants all optional cases covered before we start RC testing... and will cover iSCSI ones [15:31] ttx: i can do it [15:31] zul: thanks ! [15:32] New bug: #564727 in qemu-kvm (main) "qemu-kvm: ubuntu-7.10-server-i386.iso fails to boot" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/564727 [15:34] ttx: do you mind if it's done in a KVM ? [15:35] ttx: ah, i see zul is the man ;-) [15:35] zul, smoser, kirkland, mathiaz: if you run out of ideas on bugs to fix, there are some unassigned bugs in the list @ https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/ReleaseStatus :) [15:36] that's mostly for smoser a,d mathiaz, since the others already have some :) [15:36] ttx: ill never run out of ideas ;) === mathiaz_ is now known as mathiaz [15:38] ok. thanks ttx [15:43] mathiaz: let me know if you received my "Server Team 20100414 meeting minutes" recent email [15:49] I am trying to install Ubuntu on a sunfire x4100 and I'm getting an error about no disks. I see that this issue existed in dapper, but I am still running into the issue. Has anyone found a workaround? [15:50] which version do you use? === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [16:22] mathiaz: hey [16:23] mathiaz: i have a working solution for dovecot-postfix [16:23] ivoks: glad to hear that! [16:23] ivoks: have you tested upgrade as well? [16:24] no, i just created a setup that works with default (upstream supported) config location [16:24] i'll work on upgrade paths now [16:25] # Config files can also be included. deliver doesn't support them currently. [16:25] #!include /etc/dovecot/conf.d/*.conf [16:25] # Optional configurations, don't give an error if it's not found: [16:25] #!include_try /etc/dovecot/extra.conf [16:25] ttx: iso test passed [16:26] break and than wrap up this dovecot-postfix once for all [16:27] You searched for ivoks did you mean "Ewoks"? [16:27] new config syntax allows us to do wonders in maverick [16:27] ivoks: maverick? [16:27] ivoks: what's the state for lucid then? [16:27] for lucid i have solution [16:28] for maverick we can split dovecot-postfix [16:28] and use a tool to setup mail server [16:28] that would copy config files to conf.d [16:28] instead of using separate package [16:28] ivoks: what's the solution for lucid then? [16:29] mathiaz: dovecot-postfix stays and i'll send a patch before 8AM CET [16:29] ivoks: could you give me a quick (2 sentence) overview of the solution? [16:30] kirkland/mathiaz: Foundations just asked that we help them on bug 557429, since they are getting their hands full with installer/mountall/plymouth [16:30] Launchpad bug 557429 in mdadm "array with conflicting changes is assembled with data corruption/silent loss" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/557429 [16:30] mathiaz: put dovecot-postfix.conf in /etc/dovecot/conf.d/, enable include_try for that directory in /etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf [16:30] kirkland/mathiaz: I know it's not necessarily your area of expertise, but your combined looks is probably our best chance to help them [16:30] mathiaz: add /etc/dovecot/auth.d and put auth part of dovecot-postfix.conf into /etc/dovecot/auth.d and add include_try under auth section of /etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf [16:31] kirkland/mathiaz: could you add it to your agenda ? jdstrand submitted it, so he can give you any missing detail [16:31] so it works in the same way as apache, amavis... [16:31] ivoks: ok - sounds like a good plan to me [16:31] ivoks: how about upgrades? [16:32] mathiaz: that could be tricky [16:32] mathiaz: i'll look at the possible issues [16:32] ttx: ugh, okay [16:32] mathiaz: i'll work it out [16:33] ttx: assign to me, i'll fight it [16:33] i have a user csahost who can log into FTP, but is not allowed permssion to write files. the user csahost does not show when i do $ cat /etc/passwd [16:34] kirkland: we at least need to see if that's not a known issue, since apparently the package lags with upstream and this is *not* a lucid regression [16:34] kirkland: thanks ! [16:41] having trouble with dnsmasq, i can use it on a local machine, but other computers on the lan seem not to be working with it [16:42] Do you have libvirt installed? [16:43] i may not. checking [16:44] If you do, there's some interaction issues that mean you have to configure dnsmasq in a special manner. [16:44] install by apt package libvirt0 ? [16:44] If not, then I have no idea about your issue. [16:47] persia, hey, found the problem. hosts file was nuked [16:48] skrite99: Aha! That would do it. [16:49] I am thinking of getting a Ruckus 7731 wireless bridge for two buildings. Does anyone have any thoughts they would like to share if they have used them before? [16:50] persia, yup, built a hosts file and what do you know? it works. thanks [16:51] stupid question, but how can i find out what FTP daemon is running? [16:51] netstatp natp | grep 21 [16:52] s/p// [16:52] netstat -natp | grep 21 [17:04] smoser: I am using today's UEC image, but the booted instance still shows 2.6.32-20 [17:04] * hggdh is sorta confused [17:04] doen'st sound right [17:05] $ ls /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32-21-generic-pae [17:05] t/vmlinuz-2.6.32-21-generic-pae [17:05] that is from today's image on ec2 [17:08] smoser: this is what I see, both from the instance and from cempedak: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/415637/ [17:09] in the instance, cat /etc/cloud/build.info [17:10] I think I got it -- a stale ISO in the way [17:11] New bug: #564796 in logwatch (main) "The --print options in the logwatch man page examples don't work" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/564796 [17:20] ooooh this is not god: kernel oops in a instance [17:22] Hmm, god. [17:25] er. s/god/good/ [17:25] the panic god? [17:25] which one is that? :) [17:26] * RoyK votes for Loki [17:29] in kernel we trust [17:43] hggdh, did you figure this out above ? [17:43] i think you must have registered an old image [17:43] ah, never mind. i see that you did. [18:15] hey guys, I am trying to change the port ssh listens on... I edited /etc/ssh/sshd_config and then restarted ssh w/ /etc/init.d/ssh restart and it didn't work [18:15] I noticed that the ssh I was running is /usr/sbin/sshd am I editing the wrong config file? [18:15] just mentions my nick and I will be back in here :) thanks [18:16] can we see your /etc/ssh/sshd_config? [18:16] New bug: #564842 in samba (main) "Installing winbind causes sudo to behave weird on SIGINT" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/564842 [18:17] au: sure https://gist.github.com/04181e137eb1c447cce9 [18:18] # What ports, IPs and protocols we listen for [18:18] Port 22 [18:18] change that [18:19] yeah, I had that on 2222 and it didn't work [18:19] I just changed it b/c I gave up [18:19] hehe, then I'm not sure what's wrong [18:19] I just get connection refused [18:19] it is an amazon ec2... [18:19] no idea [18:19] sorry that I can't help you [18:20] ok thanks, do you know why when I do a "which ssh" I get /usr/bin/ssh but when I do a ps ax |grep sshd I see the process as /usr/sbin/sshd [18:21] no idea (I am a bit of a ubuntu newbie) [18:21] gotcha, thx [18:21] probably because there are two versions [18:21] and your init.d script uses the sbin one [18:22] yeah... [18:22] that's all I can think of [18:22] lol, if anyone else has any clues just mention shennyg [18:22] 2349 ? Ss 0:00 /usr/sbin/sshd [18:22] which sshd returns sbin, which ssh returns bin [18:39] au: I figured it out... I was juggling 4 servers and had two of them mixed up :) [18:39] thanks for your input [18:39] shennyg: ssh is the client and sshd is the server? [18:40] gotcha [18:40] smoser: yes, it was indeed a stale ISO in the path [18:41] smoser: but I got about 50% success anyways :-( [18:41] hm.. how do you fail ? [18:41] New bug: #564861 in puppet (main) "puppetmaster error /etc/puppet/files" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/564861 [18:41] smoser: many different ways... kernel OOPS (1), euca tracebacks (most) ssh no route to host(same) [18:42] smoser: I will email you with the results. Repeating, now, wth m1.small [18:42] hggdh, so this is just massive horrible regression ? [18:43] smoser: sounds like [18:43] kirkland: ^ [18:43] hggdh, verified outside of you and data center ? [18:44] hggdh: log? [18:45] kirkland: emailed to you [18:45] smoser: of course not... I can only test in the data centre [18:46] :) [18:46] smoser: but I have been running stress tests, I do not know if this is done outside the rig [18:47] kirkland, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuOpenWeek [18:47] kirkland, I've put you down for two sessions, let me know if this isn't doable [18:47] jcastro: d00d [18:47] kirkland, feel free to sell out any other person for the Q+A [18:47] jcastro: wed may 5 i'm at somehands [18:48] ok [18:48] jcastro: move byobu to the monday session and i'm happy to do that one [18:48] ok [18:48] jcastro: grab another server dude for the q&a on wednesday [18:48] ok [18:48] jcastro: maybe mathiaz ;-) [18:48] jcastro: thanks for the recruitment [18:49] amber told me to just volunteer you so I JFDIed you. :D [19:10] hggdh: still around? [19:10] kirkland: aye [19:10] hggdh: have you run these stress tests before (with complete success)? [19:10] kirkland: yes, up to beta2 [19:10] hggdh: so this is a regression since beta2? [19:11] kirkland: I am not able to state so with certainty, but looks like [19:11] hggdh: there has been a major kernel kvm change since beta2 [19:11] hggdh: i was a little nervous about that [19:12] kirkland: certainly: (1) the kernel oops is new and ugly; (2) I used to have some few instances not tested; (3) we did not have the console output before [19:12] kirkland: this is why I am reserving a final position here [19:13] hggdh: and libvirt has changed a few times too [19:13] hggdh: understood [19:13] kirkland: not counting that, yes [19:13] hggdh: what state is the test rig in? [19:13] hggdh: ideally the same state as the tests you just ran and emailed to me ... [19:13] kirkland: finishing a 100-instance run on m1.small [19:13] hggdh: how long (ish) does that take to run? [19:14] kirkland: indeed it is. We can always restart the cloud, anyways [19:14] hggdh: here's what i'm thinking .... [19:14] hggdh: right, i just want quick turnaround on this, without reinstalling [19:14] kirkland: finished it [19:14] hggdh: these are all guest oopses, right? [19:14] kirkland: correct [19:15] hggdh: dmesg in the host is clean of oopses? [19:15] hggdh: in the NCs ? [19:15] kirkland: hum. Checking [19:16] hggdh: and can you confirm for me the kernel version in both host and guest? [19:18] jjohansen: around? [19:18] yep [19:18] kirkland: no OOPSes on the NCs, and both NCs and guests are running 2.6.32-21.31 [19:19] jjohansen: we have another OOPs in guest VMs in UEC [19:19] jjohansen: not sure if it's new or not, actually [19:19] kirkland: but many audit messages with denied for libvirt [19:19] jjohansen: but its an oops that we apparently didn't have in beta2 [19:19] kirkland: paste bin or bug#? [19:19] oh! [19:20] jjohansen: pasting [19:20] hggdh: so 32-21.31 cleanedup your issues then [19:20] kirkland: oooh this is good. apparmor is in enforce mode for libvirt [19:20] jjohansen: not on my laptop, no [19:21] okay, one can always hope /me reading backscroll [19:22] jjohansen: scp chinstrap.canonical.com:~kirkland/Results_from_a_stress_test_using_the_ISO_from_20100416.bz2 . [19:22] hggdh: i put your results there for jjohansen, internal server [19:24] hggdh, did you see this sort of failure when you were (mistakingly) running guests from yesterday ? [19:26] hggdh: i have another suggestion .... [19:26] smoser: yes [19:26] kirkland: shoot [19:26] hggdh: can you register a karmic 9.10 image in your uec, and run your stress test against that? [19:26] hggdh: let's take this all the way back to that released image [19:26] kirkland: no prob [19:27] hggdh: take the image/instance out of the equation [19:27]