[00:00] can someone send me a pastebin of a name baised config file please? for some reason my mind has taken a vacation, and I can't for the life of me figure out WTF is going on [00:01] ;named based config for what? [00:02] lil_cain, I'm trying to get my v-hosted apache2 install going [00:03] ah. I'm no help I'm afraid. [00:04] I try and avoid apache where possible. [00:04] no worries [00:04] lol [00:04] well, I think webmin is just messin' up the configs. [00:05] !webmin [00:05] webmin is no longer supported in Debian and Ubuntu. It is not compatible with the way that Ubuntu packages handle configuration files, and is likely to cause unexpected issues with your system. See !ebox instead. [00:05] :-) [00:06] yea yea yea [00:12] I need ideas in terms of outsourcing or in house hosting. I'm running a web server (e-commerce site) which is using Joomla. Traffic is high and many of the in house software (customer service, finance, etc) connects to the internal mysql server which also is used for the public site. My concern is if I should outsource both the web and sql server but again how will this impact the CAP placed by the hosting company. The personnel in th [00:12] office does use the mysql connection often. [00:13] so. Should I go with ubuntu server or could computing through Amazon. Any ideas? [00:13] cn1109: are you setup for disaster recovery, if not, what's that worth to you [00:13] cn1109: what's that worth to your customers [00:15] Well..It seems that the company has bot had an IT guy in house for a while. They have many open source OS's that in reality are not needed. Monowall is an example. The customers depend on the site to be up at all times. I would say that by using ESXi and the Ubuntu server edition we would be okay. Again we could be saving some money by focusing on cloud computing and reduce the maintenance cost of in house servers. [00:17] I'd be shocked if maintenance costs for servers were higher than costs for AWS. [00:18] lil_cain: so what would you recommend? [00:18] cn1109: depends on who you want to blame during outages [00:19] erimar77: that would be me :) [00:19] cn1109: not if you threw it all on a hosted server [00:20] erimar77: true. Just concerned about the bandwidth cap [00:20] <31NAAPG5D> has anybody use DEltacopy to make bakups from a windows client to an ubuntu server? [00:21] cn1109: how much bandwidth are you talking about, it sounds like you already have a host chosen [00:21] 31NAAPG5D: whats your issue [00:21] erimar77: we are hosting in house with a Sprint T1 line. We are also paying for multiple Ip's we really do not need. [00:22] cn1109: how much would you save by getting rid of all that, would it justify getting a higher bandwidth cap [00:23] it's about 1000 a month for internet. Electricity which comes for the AC unit and powering on the servers. That would eliminate a good amount. [00:23] <31NAAPG5D> erimar77: i whant to make automatics bakups of a windwos folder to a ubuntu server..i am a newbee and have look for a how to and no success [00:24] rsync? [00:24] 31NAAPG5D: what are you trying to accomplish? [00:24] 31NAAPG5D: ok [00:25] 31NAAPG5D: from the windows comptuer can you use an app like putty to ssh to the ubuntu server? [00:26] <31NAAPG5D> erimar77: i have at present moment the folder shared and have the folder mount in ubuntu and resync makes the trick very nicely, the problem is that the shared folder on windows is accesibel buy everybody in my network, that is how i heard about deltacopy./....yes i have access thru putty [00:28] 31NAAPG5D: it sounds like you have it a bit backwards, you shouldn't have to mount the shared windows folder in ubuntu for it to work [00:30] <31NAAPG5D> erimar77: well you might be rigth since i am a newbee...but so far works nice..probelm is that the share folder is public to everybody..let me show you how i have it [00:32] <31NAAPG5D> erimar77: //192.168.1.106/Charts /home/rgotten/charts.windows cifs credentials=/root/.credentials,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777 0 0 [00:33] 31NAAPG5D: give me a sec to install deltacopy [00:34] <31NAAPG5D> erimar77: [00:34] <31NAAPG5D> erimar77: thanks [00:38] <31NAAPG5D> erimar77: i have to take care of somebody in my office , will be back in 30 minutes..it is ok? [00:39] 31NAAPG5D: i think i'll be around [00:40] <31NAAPG5D> erimar77: thanks [00:41] New bug: #566971 in samba (main) "package samba-common-bin 2:3.4.0-3ubuntu5.6 failed to install/upgrade: il sottoprocesso vecchio script di post-installation ha restituito lo stato di errore 2" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/566971 [00:42] Where can I download ubuntu server directly? [00:42] vs using the form on ubuntu.com that doesnt work in ie6 : ( [00:42] SirStan: 32 or 64 bit [00:43] 32, 8.04 lts [00:43] http://mirror.site.com/directory/ is fine [00:44] http://mirrors.us.kernel.org/ubuntu-releases/8.04.4/ubuntu-8.04.4-server-i386.iso [00:44] thx [00:45] SirStan: if that mirror is slow, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#mirrors [00:48] does ubuntu server cache http output by default? [00:48] its a little slow.. but 1mb is ok [00:48] im not in a rush [01:16] hggdh, bug 564924 confirmed here. [01:16] Launchpad bug 564924 in linux "UEC guest sometimes gets kernel OOPS" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/564924 [01:22] smoser, the puppet integration with EC2/UEC is only to register the Instances running on the cloud automatically, correct? [01:23] RoAkSoAx, best to ask mathiaz. [01:23] http://ubuntumathiaz.wordpress.com/2010/03/25/using-puppet-in-uecec2-automating-the-signing-process/ [01:23] http://ubuntumathiaz.wordpress.com/2010/03/24/using-puppet-in-uecec2-puppet-support-in-ubuntu-images/ [01:23] i must admit to knowing little about it. [01:23] smoser, oh ok, thought the cloud-init package was part of this. So what is the cloud-init package for exactly? [01:25] RoAkSoAx, well, cloud-init enables it [01:25] cloud-init provides some hooks, the puppet takes advantage of that and does some puppet-y things for it. [01:26] http://ubuntu-smoser.blogspot.com/ is an entry i wrote about cloud-config [01:26] mathiaz's work provides cloud-config syntax to get puppet up and running [01:27] cloud-init has other functions other than just cloud-config though, it can allow you to hook into the boot process very early. [01:27] from your provided user-data [01:27] smoser, I see. [01:27] smoser, I'll take a look to your blog post and bug mathiaz about it then :) [01:27] i need to write another blog entry about what else it does [01:29] hggdh, i'm going to run a single_config job [01:29] smoser, will be waiting for it :) [01:29] alright :) [01:29] in the meantime, there is doc (admittedly not well exposed) [01:30] http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~cloud-init-dev/cloud-init/trunk/files/185?file_id=doc-20100127032511-5qfkb7qsglz0tfnn-1 [01:30] * RoAkSoAx reads [01:30] hggdh, one featur request for that. i'd like the output log to have what emi- was used [01:30] (possibly with its manifest name, to give some human readable context) === MTeck-ricer is now known as MTecknology [01:44] ?? === erichammond1 is now known as erichammond === three is now known as sferry [02:16] New bug: #566995 in postfix (main) "package postfix 2.7.0-1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 128" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/566995 [02:17] hello [02:17] is anyone here? [02:18] that depends on your definitions [02:19] the best approach is to just ask your question, instead of asking if you can ask your question. [02:20] I'm looking to run high capacity web servers, but wasn't sure if I should go with a private Amazon EC2 cloud or to just get the most powerful server I can === samferry is now known as sferry [02:53] smoser: I will print out the emi code at the start, then [03:09] smoser: first print-out line states the emi in use. I am running a new battery now, and will check on results tomorrow morning [03:23] True or false? Ubuntu's version of kickstart allows you to pass "pre-seeding" parameters to the debian installer. [03:24] Is that False? I thought it was True [03:24] I know two of the answers I got wrong and I can't figure out what the third is :( [03:49] hggdh, thanks [03:51] hggdh, well, it seems "fixed" with my changes, now its getting "cant find metadata service", just like dustin and I see. [03:52] MTecknology: Ubuntu uses Debian's "preseeding" technique. This is ortogonal to RHEL's "kickstarting", which was ported to Ubuntu (and Debian) more recently. [03:52] *orthogonal [03:53] Although that's not really the right word; preseeding and kickstarting achieve the same result through different implementations. [03:53] thats a tricky question [03:54] twb: oh - so the correct answer was false - because the same affect is acheived differently? [03:54] MTecknology: The question is ill-defined. [03:54] i'd have to look at the implementation to be sure [03:54] MTecknology: so really the best answer is 無 [03:54] but i had always just assumed that kickstart config came in and was translated to preseed [03:54] twb: ok - it was on the serverassessment for UCP [03:54] which would mean 'true' [03:54] but i've never looked at it [04:32] I just unmounted a volume known as /dev/sd2a and created a partition on it with fdisk. but when I try to format it with mkfs.ext3 it reports that the partition I created isn't there even tho fdisk reports that it is. I made sure to reboot after using fdisk [04:32] http://pastebin.com/a3XQ3EPM [04:34] is it worth install webmin? [04:35] does ubuntu servr install prompt for a root password on install screen or I'm just confusing with something else? [04:36] maginot: It did not for me. Asked me for a new username and password [04:39] so...has anyone used webmin or something similar? [04:44] cn1109: we do not approve of web-based sysadmin wrappers here. [04:44] twb: okay. thx [04:44] cn1109: if you MUST use one, you should know that Ubuntu nominally supports ebox and definitely doesn't support webmin at all. [04:46] bluethundr: are you mis-typing /dev/sda2? [04:46] bluethundr: ah, I see what you're doing. [04:47] bluethundr: /dev/sda is a disk. /dev/sda2 is a partition ON that disk. By calling fdisk on /dev/sda2, you've created a partition on a partition, which linux/udev won't create a device file for by default. [04:47] twb: no, actually I am copying / pating [04:47] s/pasting/pating/ [04:47] ah ok [04:47] bluethundr: in the unlikely case that you actually want a partition table on a partition, you can create a device for it using losetup. [04:48] twb: good point, thank you so much for the insight [04:48] twb knows all! Tell your friends! [04:48] * bluethundr will!!! :-) [04:53] hmmm.. I can't seem to fdisk /dev/sda .. but fdisk /dev/sda2 works [04:53] Unable to open /dev/sda [04:54] Who owns those devices? [04:54] Are you running these commands as root? [04:55] You should probably be using GNU cfdisk or parted rather than fdisk. [05:06] ok, I just attached an S3 bucket to my Ubuntu 6.06 server on AWS.. I am able to run fdisk on this volume and create partitions, but mkfs claims this volume is in ue even tho I can't see it with df -h [05:06] /dev/sdf1 is apparently in use by the system; will not make a filesystem here! [05:08] can't ssh into machine. can't log in to physical terminal. sudo hangs. existing vnc, screen, irssi all still work. apache is fine. samba share doesn't seem to work. [05:08] any ideas what would cause all that? happens once every few months. I end up rebooting and everything is fine again for a while. [05:10] I get the same result with cfdisk as with fdisk and I am running the commands as root [05:11] bluethundr: 6.06 is too old for me to support [05:13] k [05:24] hey does anyone use their server to play music out of the local soundcard? like with MPD? === sourcode__ is now known as sourcode [05:46] New bug: #567043 in php5 (main) "[lucid] php5-cgi crashes in memcpy using lighttpd" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/567043 [07:27] Hey anyone got a moment to answer some questions about hard drive recovery? [07:40] does anybody know if /etc/syslog.conf is even used (9.10 onwards) ? === libertiy is now known as libertiy|away === libertiy|away is now known as libertiy [08:25] <_ruben> SandGorgon: sysklogd has been replaced by rsylogd, and thus /etc/rsyslog.conf is used instead [09:00] morning folks [09:21] New bug: #567104 in openldap (main) "debuild twice fails" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/567104 [09:52] ping jdstrand === libertiy is now known as libertiy|away === libertiy|away is now known as libertiy === libertiy is now known as libertiy|away [10:57] hello on karmic, if I run /usr/sbin/mysqld --defaults-file=/etc/mysql2/my.cnf --print-defaults I got no parameters [10:57] but cat /etc/mysql2/my.cnf works ok, any idea ? === libertiy|away is now known as libertiy === ogra_ is now known as ogra [11:56] New bug: #567179 in mysql-dfsg-5.1 (main) "Update mysql-server-5.1 hangs up" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/567179 [12:29] how to check the procs (number, speed, type) of my server ? [12:29] maxagaz: sudo lshw [12:30] if it's just the processer you're looking for, cat /proc/cpuinfo [12:30] easier to read, and doesn't require root. [12:32] alvin, cat /proc/cpuinfo works fine too [12:33] alvin, thanks [12:34] is it possible to know the brandt of the machine from the console ? [12:34] you're welcome (/proc/cpuinfo is one of the places lshw looks) [12:34] not in any portable way that I've ever heard of. [12:35] Yes, lshw :-) (look for 'vendor') [12:36] Depends on the hardware: that works for some vendors, and not for others. [12:36] Tends to work more poorly for white-label stuff. [12:37] Probably. I'm in luck. (vendor: transtec AG) [12:41] maxagaz: you can try dmidecode too [12:41] I get mixed results. One of my two apples lists Apple, the other doesn't. My Panasonic only lists Intel and Ricoh. [13:47] I am searching for an ubuntuforums thread regarding upgrading a server from hardy to lucid. If one exists, I cannot find it. I'm looking specifically for any discussion regarding recommending not upgrading because hardy is ext3 and lucid is ext4 (by default, I assume). I have found this post http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=8813514&postcount=5 but nothing more. Do my searching skills suck or should I start [13:52] Italian_Plumber: What sort of issues are you expecting to see from a filesystem change? [13:53] Or rather, and even then it won't be switching filesystems when you upgrade. [13:53] Italian_Plumber: I'm pretty sure ext3 will not be automatically converted to ext4. [14:06] I don't know; I just saw this post and panicked. :) [14:06] ttx, copied you on bug 566792 [14:06] Launchpad bug 566792 in eucalyptus "UEC guests sometimes fail on consuming user data" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/566792 === mathiaz_ is now known as mathiaz [14:22] hi [14:25] Italian_Plumber: I wouldn't panic. Lucid isn't 'made for ext4'. I do hope ext4 has good support, but ext3 will most certainly be at least equally well supported. There are far more worse things that can happen during or after the upgrade than staying on ext3. [14:25] i have a question...i have necessity to make a server to manage 3 different email account (for example, @gmail.com, @hotmail.com, etc)...and sort email to each account...how can i do this?postfix + fetchmail? [14:28] smoser: thanks [14:32] mathiaz: fyi mysql-5.0 is gone from universe [14:33] smoser: I think you make a good case of pinpointing a bug in eucalyptus, let's see how they react [14:33] smoser: any reason to keep the cloud-init task opened ? [14:33] probably not, since i can't even successfully work around it [14:33] :) [14:33] i tried [14:34] smoser: you reproduce it every single time, or need specific situation ? [14:35] timing [14:35] luck [14:35] ok [14:37] team: please do some ISO testing coverage [14:47] ack [14:49] ttx:i was going to say only if you say please but you did ;) [14:53] ttx, i will start ec2 tests [15:04] ill start the i386 tests [15:17] ttx: do we need to go thru the UEC tests? [15:28] hggdh: I'll cover the ISO / UEC tests [15:30] ttx: the point is we have been testing it. Continuously [15:31] hggdh: right [15:38] hggdh: I mean, I'll cover the strict "install from ISo" testcases, you should concentrate on feature/stress testing [15:38] as it showed some problems recently [15:40] ttx: ack [15:41] smoser: targeted the metadata service issue to lucid, added to watch list [15:43] hello to all. i have installed dancer-ircd but it looks like i have some permissions problems. most of the files and dirs have dancer as a user for accessing the files and dirs [15:43] but i dont know as what user dancer-ircd is executed [15:43] and what for permissions i need exactly [15:44] how can i prove hat such a user "dancer" with limited access exist on my system [16:04] xperia: grep dancer /etc/passwd [16:05] JanC: great thank you. it looks like i have them as users [16:08] JanC: what could be the problem that dancer-ircd report afterthe installing that the MOTD file is missing [16:08] "=== MOTD File is missing" i have this file in /etc/dancer-ircd [16:09] somehow dancer-ircd report allways after the install that this file is missing even if the file exist [16:09] maybe the permissions are wrong? or you spelled the file name incorrect (case-sensitive!)? [16:12] Can someone point me to a link that describes why EC2 AMIs have an ubuntu user and how that differs from root? === libertiy is now known as libertiy|away === viezerd- is now known as viezerd [16:22] Are there any network configuration information/wiki/tutorial for UEC? [16:22] ttx: bug 565101 sounds bad [16:23] Launchpad bug 565101 in eucalyptus "walrus reports java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/565101 === libertiy|away is now known as libertiy [16:26] I'm more concerned about the SSh connection failures, which seem to be getting worse as our images boot faster [16:26] I suspect tat's what bug 566792 is about [16:26] Launchpad bug 566792 in eucalyptus "UEC guests sometimes fail on consuming user data" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/566792 [16:29] shouldn't kvm-pxe put files into /usr/share/qemu, instead of /usr/share/kvm? [16:32] it should. [16:32] oh bloody hell [16:33] :) [16:34] ttx, i think you are correct about fast boot causing it [16:35] smoser: it's getting worse as we improve [16:35] but what doesn't seem to collaborate is that attempts to just wait and re-try dont fix [16:35] soren: welcome back :) [16:35] smoser: but you still get a status 200 ? === brianherman_ is now known as brianherman [16:35] ttx, right. [16:36] an empty status 200 is plain wrong [16:36] its as if an early attempt to get at the metadata service breaks it [16:36] obviously, yes [16:36] but it doesn't recover. [16:36] ie, you get that once, wait 20 seconds, try again, its not fixed [16:36] yes, so it's not just "we ask too early" [16:36] its not like its populating [16:36] and we were just too fast. [16:36] it's we break it by asking too early [16:36] right [16:37] kirkland: could you coordinate a call with eucalyptus and smoser, whenever the west coast wakes up ? [16:37] we need to have them look into that issue. [16:37] ttx: nurmi and I have a daily SCRUM call in 20 minutes [16:37] ttx: nurmi and I are doing daily SCRUM calls through Lucid release date [16:38] kirkland: please introduce that issue [16:38] ttx: okay [16:38] that's quite a show stopper. [16:56] hi, i'm trying to install ubuntu server LL on a Dell R410 but i cannot boot the root partition which sits on lsi logic 1068e raid controller. Anyone had some hints? [17:02] A*Anyone faced the same issue? [17:03] I've had problems with hardy on Dells before. [17:03] Try dropping to a shell halfway through the install, and installing the generic kernel [17:03] (rather than the server kernel) [17:11] hi Guys [17:16] configuration: Ubuntu server 8.04 LTS, running ispconfig, courier pop, postfix mta, dovecot sasl user authentication, self signed certificate for mail. issue: Some hosting clients get relay access denied when sending mail, while successfully authenticated. Over TLS, SSL and Login same problem. 1 Shared IP, multiple VHosts. [17:17] [05:05:20 PM] Mike Hyland: Client host rejected: Access denied', Port: 465, Secure(SSL) [17:19] The message could not be sent because one of the recipients was rejected by the server. The rejected e-mail address was 'somebody@gmail.com'. Subject 'test', Account: 'mail.thisdomain.com', Server: 'mail.thisdomain.com', Protocol: SMTP, Server Response: '554 5.7.1 : Client host rejected: Access denied', Port: 465, Secure(SSL): Yes, Server Error: 554, Error Number: 0x800CCC79 [17:20] 'Somebody' on 2010/04/19 07:53 PM [17:20] 554 5.7.1 : Client host rejected: Access denied [17:21] /var/log/mail.warn output: [17:22] Apr 20 18:09:49 myhost postfix/smtpd[11155]: warning: 190.26.17.145: address not listed for hostname adsl190-2617145.dyn.etb.net.co [17:22] Apr 20 18:11:26 myhost postfix/smtpd[11155]: warning: 201.86.222.79: address not listed for hostname 201.86.222.79.static.host.gvt.net.br [17:22] Apr 20 18:12:08 myhost postfix/smtpd[11155]: warning: 62.41.253.74: hostname static.kpn.net verification failed: Name or service not known [17:22] Apr 20 18:19:01 myhost postfix/smtpd[13459]: warning: 88.247.68.249: hostname dsl88-247-17657.ttnet.net.tr verification failed: Name or service not known [17:23] Is there anybody that can assist me, have tried everything? [17:23] let's see [17:24] sorry for all the info, hopefully the more the merrier [17:25] slipper1024: you have unrelated stuff here [17:26] first one is, i guess, client pasting outlook issue? [17:26] s/issue/message [17:26] not here? ok... [17:28] doh [17:31] hggdh: hiya [17:32] hggdh: i think i might have a solution for your heap/memory errors [17:32] hggdh: how easily can you reproduce that one and test a fix? [17:34] i love libvirt [17:34] :) [17:34] am i the only one? :D [17:35] ivoks: there's a few of you [17:36] i love it too [17:36] * RoAkSoAx hates packing and moving out [17:37] virt-install --help outputs strange manual :) [17:37] oh, lol, it's broken [17:42] kirkland: usually after about 300 runs, so ~30min or so [17:42] smoser: can I use the rig? [17:42] hggdh: sweet ... let me know when you get to the point you're ready for the fix [17:42] kirkland: roj [17:42] hggdh: should be a one-liner config change in the upstart init script [17:42] kirkland: increasing the heap for the java machine? [17:42] hggdh, yeah have at it [17:42] hggdh: basically, we're going to give the jvm running eucalyptus-cloud 384M of mem [17:43] hggdh, goog guess [17:43] good even [17:43] kirkland: yeah, thought this might be it. I still do not know *why* it does not release the mem [17:43] hggdh: i talked to nurmi about it ... [17:43] hggdh: it will expire it over time [17:44] kirkland: delayed garbage colleciton? [17:44] hggdh: but there can be a limit of the number of instances that can run in a short amount of time [17:44] kirkland: yeah. But we are hitting it pretty hard [17:44] hggdh: right [17:44] kirkland: OK. give me 10 min to check some few changes I made to the script [17:44] hggdh: nurmi says that 384M should put that limit much further out of reach [17:44] hggdh: ack [17:45] kirkland: I just wonder when this is used on a bug cloud farm. We might have to distribute the walruses [17:45] s/bug/big/ [17:46] guys, in UEC, how do I change the mac address of my VM instance? [17:46] hggdh: perhaps, yeah [17:46] gzmask: don't know that that's possible [17:46] gzmask: you'd need to hack the XML of the VM [17:47] kirkland: where is that XML file located? [17:48] guys, sorry dropped off there [17:49] power failure [17:49] gzmask: /var/lib/eucalyptus/instances ? [17:49] is there a way to recall chat history [17:52] kirkland: found it at /var/lib/eucalyptus/instances/eucalyptus/cache/, don't think mac address is there or it's encrypted. I though xen can change mac address so does kvm but apparently not. [17:53] gzmask: kvm (qemu, actually) can definitely change the mac address [17:53] gzmask: http://libvirt.org/formatdomain.html [17:53] gzmask: eucalyptus is just leaving it unspecified [17:53] jjohansen, ping [17:54] jjohansen: hey, I moved bug #567334 to linux, since it is the apparmor_parser hang. please adjust if that is not correct [17:54] Launchpad bug 567334 in linux "apparmor issue delays cloud-init for 240 seconds" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/567334 [17:55] smoser: regarding that bug^ does the guest have the latest lucid kernels? [17:55] ec2 ami tests done. all passed, one new bug (that above) [17:55] latest ec2 kernel as of today [17:55] jjohansen: ^ [17:56] gzmask: see: /usr/share/eucalyptus/gen_kvm_libvirt_xml on your Node [17:56] hrmm, smoser latest user space too? [17:57] jdstrand, note, this happened once in 142 instances. [17:57] the other 141 are identical [17:57] smoser: I saw something yesterday about 94.9% instances out of 1000 came up. is this bug the cause for the ones that didn't come up? [17:57] jdstrand, no. thats eucalyptus specific (eucalyptus failure) [17:57] this is ec2 [17:57] oh yes [17:57] k [17:58] can anybody that watched the channel please paste reply's on postfix issue mentioned earlier and any replies [17:58] smoser: once in 142? [17:58] smoser: 11:56 < jjohansen> hrmm, smoser latest user space too? [17:58] well, the latest everything that was in the archive at ~ 1:30 AM UTC today [17:59] we've not done any apparmor uploads in ages, so it should be up to date [17:59] i ran the automated tests that i have. [17:59] smoser: okay, and this only happened once in 142 instances, ie not the ec2 kernel bug we talked about yesterday [17:59] Tue, 30 Mar 2010 [18:00] kirkland: ah ok, but can I modify that file? It looks like it's a shell script that shows me the xml template and where should this xml template located? [18:00] just making sure, I'm not getting mixed up here [18:00] the total of 142 is across 2 arches , 3 regions, 5 instance sizes, 2 root-store types... [18:00] 6 amis total tested, all use same kernel same user space [18:00] jjohansen, i dont remember talking about ec2 kernel bug yesterday. [18:00] gzmask: sorry, i don't know; i'm just giving you a few pointers [18:00] but yeah, its only 1 in 142 instances that saw this. [18:00] kirkland: ok. thanks for the info [18:01] and the number of boots is slightly higer than that (some of them are shut down and then started)... making total of (guess) 175 boots or so [18:01] smoser: hrmm, I could have sworn it was yesterday but maybe friday. only failing once in lots and lots of runs [18:02] jjohansen, ah... that is bug 564924 [18:02] Launchpad bug 564924 in linux "UEC guest sometimes gets kernel OOPS (dup-of: 546458)" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/564924 [18:02] Launchpad bug 546458 in qemu-kvm "kernel NULL pointer in -virtual (-server) kernel" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/546458 [18:02] that is linux-server kernel in kvm guest (eucalyptus) [18:03] and we/I now believe that to be actually bad (virtual) hardware... see links to lkml discussion from that bug [18:03] smoser: right, its just that the once in X many boots is a similar symptom [18:04] hggdh: http://paste.ubuntu.com/419361/ [18:05] hggdh: that's the patch you'll want to apply (or manually add the option) to /etc/init/eucalyptus.conf [18:05] hggdh: that ups the jvm's heap to 384M [18:05] jjohansen, yeah. sorry that my brain is failing [18:05] np, same problem here [18:05] that one seems racey. [18:06] i can't understand why the apparmour stuff would be racy [18:06] anyone know what is the default acount/password for ubuntu 9.10 32-bit UEC image? I got it running on my cloud but can't ssh in [18:07] smoser: well its possible something in the initscripts is broken [18:07] gzmask, there is no password. [18:07] you go in as ubuntu user, but you must specify a '--key' flag to run-instances [18:08] smoser: that means I can just ssh in with my key file? [18:08] this may ont be the first time i've seen this issue, but it is the first time that i've collected log showing the apparmour message [18:09] gzmask, thats the theory (ssh -i path/to/your/key.pem ubuntu@x.y.z.y) [18:09] smoser: thanks, that makes perfect sense [18:11] Hi guys, having trouble with postfix configuration. Setup: Ubuntu server 8.04, Postfix, Courier mail, Dovecot sasl user authentication, self signed certificate for mail. Single shared IP. Working: pop over ssl. tls , User Authentication, smtp over ssl and tls from some domains. Not Working: SMTP login, tls and ssl from some domains. Error Message: Pasting below: [18:12] jjohansen, jdstrand when i look more at that, i dont think its apparmor specific [18:12] look at the other "blocked" tasks [18:12] Client error: The message could not be sent because one of the recipients was rejected by the server. The rejected e-mail address was 'somebody@gmail.com'. Subject 'test', Account: 'mail.thisdomain.com', Server: 'mail.thisdomain.com', Protocol: SMTP, Server Response: '554 5.7.1 : Client host rejected: Access denied', Port: 465, Secure(SSL): Yes, Server Error: 554, Error Number: 0x800CCC79 [18:13] slipper1024: you again [18:13] slipper1024: look at mail.log, this is outlook message (we don't use and it doesn't provide any info) [18:14] slipper1024: i'd bet your client didn't authorize to postfix [18:14] smoser, jjohansen: I think you might be right [18:14] init: console-setup main process (62) terminated with status 1 [18:14] [ 240.805451] INFO: task apparmor_parser:182 blocked for more than 120 seconds. [18:14] kirkland: ready [18:14] Apr 20 18:48:50 mycomp postfix/smtpd[16781]: warning: 201.19.75.90: address not listed for hostname 20119075090.user.veloxzone.com.br [18:14] hggdh: can you ping me here, and update the bug at https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/eucalyptus/+bug/565101 when you have results? [18:14] Apr 20 18:53:26 mycomp postfix/smtpd[17357]: warning: 203.210.156.182: hostname adsl.hnpt.com.vn verification failed: Name or service not known [18:14] Launchpad bug 565101 in eucalyptus "walrus reports java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space" [High,In progress] [18:14] Apr 20 18:57:29 mycomp postfix/smtpd[17406]: warning: 85.105.244.76: hostname dsl.static.85-105-62540.ttnet.net.tr verification failed: Name or service not known [18:14] Apr 20 19:07:11 mycomp postfix/smtpd[17607]: warning: 117.4.141.93: address not listed for hostname localhost [18:14] hggdh: rock on [18:15] let me start over [18:15] The above is output of /var/log/mail.warn [18:15] kirkland: what did you change? [18:15] jdstrand, that one is red-herring [18:15] its "normal" [18:15] http://paste.ubuntu.com/419364/ [18:15] (console-setup) [18:15] ok [18:15] hggdh: i haven't uploaded anything [18:15] still, mount and the flush blocked too [18:15] hggdh: you need to change /etc/init/eucalyptus.conf: [18:15] - opts="-h $EUCALYPTUS -u $EUCA_USER --pidfile /var/run/eucalyptus/eucalyptus.pid -l $LOGLEVEL -L console-log" [18:15] slipper1024: that isn't related to the error you pasted above [18:15] + opts="-h $EUCALYPTUS -u $EUCA_USER --pidfile /var/run/eucalyptus/eucalyptus.pid -l $LOGLEVEL -L console-log -Xmx384m" [18:16] hggdh: specifically adding: -Xmx384m" [18:16] jdstrand, right. regarding mount and flush blocking. [18:16] kirkland: on the wlarus, or everywhere? [18:16] slipper1024: look into mail.log and search for somebody@gmail.com [18:17] hggdh: on the java components [18:17] hggdh: so cloud, walrus, sc [18:17] unless the other two blocked cause of the first [18:17] jjohansen: what do you think? ^ [18:18] sorry I'm a bit behind have been trying to follow k-t meeting as well [18:18] kirkland: orj [18:18]