[00:00] alienseer23: wget -S the URL the content type is listed in teh headers [00:00] cclausen: duh...yes it is [00:00] * alienseer231 is feeling like a rockhead [00:03] cclausen: this was happening before when I would log into gallery2, so I went to do an upgrade, and now it's doing this in the middle of the upgrade process [00:06] There is an issue with gallery2.3 not being happy with the latest version of php5, I think it is messing with authentication, which killed my drupal installations using the gallery2 integration, so I upgraded to 2.3.1., and am now stuck half way through the upgrade... gallery2 and drupal are now both defunct [00:06] drupal5 doesn't support php 5.2 either [00:06] err, php 5.3 [00:06] I'm having that problem right now myself... [00:07] and I will have the gallery problem soon too... [00:07] but many of the other issues I was having turned out to be the version of php-apc in the repo, so I purged it and tt-rss is go, as is a few of my other scripts [00:07] * alienseer231 is using drupal6 [00:09] is php-apc an opcode cacher? [00:09] I think I'm having problems with xcache... [00:11] yeah, "alternative php cache" [00:12] i got rid of that after fixing the issues you helped me find, and a lot of my stuff just started working right along [00:16] problem is if I get rid of xcache, everything starts running really slow [00:17] hrm... [00:18] I am going to be installing APC via pecl, worked fine b4 [00:21] Does anyone know of the most simple configuration of have a local server with file storing? [00:22] Kaprenakis: what do you need to be able to do? [00:22] Kaprenakis: just using SSH/SFTP to copy files to and from the server is pretty simple [00:22] cclausen: ok i have pcs and ubuntu machines what kind of setup would you recommmend? [00:23] when you say "pcs" what do you mean? [00:23] cclausen: Windows.. [00:23] cclausen: sorry. [00:23] ok, so you need shared storage that works on Windows and Linux [00:24] have you tried samba? or some other cifs server? [00:24] cclausen: Samba is one that I havent messed around with but many people say its a good option [00:25] ssh is still good, just use filezilla to get to them from your windows pc? [00:25] alienseer231: Is filezilla like Putty? Or am I confused? [00:27] Kaprenakis: filezilla is an (s)ftp resource browser, it is in the ubuntu repo if you want to check it out [00:27] ok [00:27] it is a two paned browser so it's pretty easy to get fikles from one resource to the other [00:52] Hey Guys Looking at getting some help if anyone is able to :) [00:53] did you read the message when you joined the channel? "Don't ask to ask, just ask." [00:54] hi I was wondering if someone could help me with some mysql set up? for my development machine [00:54] fourcolors: what problems are you having? [00:55] ccheney, well I have the newest version of ubuntu LTS and I installed mysql just fine and its working. I also downloaded the emma gui client to manage everything..... [00:56] ccheney, my question is this, I'm coming from postgreql and I am trying to understand how mysql is structured. For instance, I logged into my root mysql database then said "create database foo" [00:56] and that created a database under the mysql root database? or something like that [00:56] fourcolors: there isn't a heirarchy. it created a new database. [00:57] but don't I want to create a regular database not under the mysql root [00:57] oh [00:57] you probably need to create a user account and grant access to this new database to the user you create [00:57] @fourcolours i would personally get phpmyadmin to manage the database as its easier to manage it [00:57] ok my question is then, how do I set up the correct username and password for that database and what connection should I be making etc. [00:57] oh [00:58] cclausen, when you say user account do you mean a ubuntu user or a new mysql user [00:58] if there is such a thing [00:58] mysql user [00:58] mysql has its own internal accounts [00:58] oooh [00:58] that's perfect. Makes a lot of sense [00:59] grant all on foo.* to user 'foo'@'localhost' identified by password ... or something like that [01:00] cclausen, ok so the steps i need to take (ll look up the sql). Is Create a new user, give it a username and password etc. and then create a new database with that user . === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [01:00] I would create the db first [01:00] you can't grant permissions on something that doesn't exist yet [01:00] (or at least I don't think you can) [01:01] and you need to flush priv...; for teh changes to take effect [01:01] LynXnz: what did you need help with? [01:01] * cclausen just upgraded a MySQL server to Lucid [01:02] got a call of duty 4 server running but i have a console open for it to stay running, therefor i want to run it on boot and background'ed with an init script but i have no idea where to start for writing it [01:05] LynXnz: you can probably control it from inittab and have init attach it to a tty directly at bootup [01:05] not sure if you want to do that or not though [01:05] i want to be able to issue a command like service cod4-1 restart or something to restart it [01:06] if using inittab, you could just kill it and init would respawn it [01:07] or, look into writing an upstart config file [01:07] which I guess is the init in lucid now [01:08] yeah, ill look into that, do you have any good links that i can have a look at? [01:09] man upstart [01:09] and start reading [01:09] okay will do :) [01:09] also look in /usr/share/doc/upstart [01:09] and read through those [01:10] okay cheers [01:12] i want to run my website in a vm (vbox). both guest and host are ubuntu. anyone did that? what network should i chose? (NAT or Bridged)? [01:13] a NAT sounds like a pain for a server [01:13] I would use bridged [01:13] do you have multiple IPs to use ? [01:14] hi [01:14] lwizardl: hi [01:15] I was wondering if it would be possable to have a IPCOP firewall and a httpd server on the same machine? [01:15] you can have a firewall and a webserver on teh same machine [01:15] cclausen: no. it's just for testing btw. i only have whatever ip the isp gives me. [01:15] IPCOP appears to be its own distro though [01:16] owen1: do you have a router now or are you using your one IP directly on your host system? [01:17] lwizardl: I would just use the built-in linux iptables firewall instead of IPCOP. do you have a specific reason to use IPCOP? I think it will limit what you can do [01:17] cclausen: when u say router, r u talking about the box i got from my isp? if that what u mean yes. i have one. [01:18] owen1: thats the modem. [01:18] owen1: then you have an internal non-routable IP that your computer is on? 192.168.*.* or similar? [01:18] cclausen, well IPCOP has lots of features that I like. for example if you download an update for any os you can configure it to store the updates on the firewall server to cut down on how many times you need to download itfor other machines (which cuts down on the hosts bandwitdhs [01:19] cclausen, plus you can dissable sites and such. like block all p2p on the network [01:19] lwizardl: apt-cacher does this too [01:19] or you can setup a full blown http proxy like squid [01:20] cclausen, yeah but i don't think apt-cacher would work for windows and osx [01:20] well, no [01:20] squid would though [01:20] cclausen: my machine is also available with external ip (it might change my the isp though). [01:20] cclausen, i think ipcop uses aquid [01:20] err squid [01:20] cclausen: i can ssh from work for example. [01:20] owen1: pick one and see if it works [01:20] lwizardl: will IPCOP let you install a web server? if so, you've answered your own question === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [01:21] cclausen: pick what? [01:21] cclausen, i think ipcop uses apache so yes but not sure if it uses a modded version or not [01:21] owen1: NAT or bridged [01:21] cclausen: i am reading about bridged vbox now [01:22] a network "bridge" passes data between the networks at the OSI layer 2 level [01:22] e.g. at the ethernet level for the common case [01:22] NAT works at layer 3 and does voodoo with IP addresses and port mappings [01:25] ah. memories from networking class.. [01:58] Is it possible to make a duplicate partition on two servers? .. Like a RAID1 volume where the drive sits on two systems. Then each is identical and accessible to the system as a normal partition. [01:59] MTecknology: like drdb? [02:00] MTecknology: you can also iSCSI share a volume for two servers and mirror the data locally on the initiator server [02:00] cclausen: EXACTLY like that :D [02:00] note that I'd only use drdb over a dedicated network (or a cross-over cable) [02:01] probably not very secure? [02:01] nope [02:01] which makes perfect sense [02:01] (unless you use a dedicated storage network) [02:01] you can also IPsec wrap the connection, but that would make it slow [02:01] how much slower? [02:02] depends on the CPU of the systems [02:02] if you can geustimate any number :P [02:02] and if your network cards can offload IPsec transactions [02:02] We'll probably get a quad core [02:02] I think single DES can be done at line speeds on 100BASE [02:02] systems weren't purchased yet [02:02] not sure about anything else. haven't looked into it at all [02:03] MTecknology: I'd test the setup with VMs before buying hardware [02:03] actually..... [02:03] they'll be vm's anyway :P [02:03] it says mainline in 2.6.33. lucid has 2.6.32... [02:03] MTecknology: so what is your goal here? [02:03] several systems already do VM failover between hosts [02:03] lol.. seriously that far off... [02:04] My goal is to make Drupal websites fully redundant - even file uploads [02:04] I could use NFS or rsync but a lot of reasons ruled out those options [02:05] iSCSI is going to get too expensive for what we need it for [02:05] you can run software iscsi [02:06] iSCSI enterprise target [02:06] how much different is that from drbd? [02:06] its a standard instead of some random protocol drdb invented [02:07] iSCSI will work with other vendors and other products [02:07] you could even use drbd on the backend to your software iSCSI [02:07] so you get redundancy and standard protocols [02:08] I guess the bigger question is, do you need this at the storage layer? Or just run your VMs on ISCSI directly? [02:09] If I were to buy a server today, would I be able to easily find one with 3 nic's? [02:09] if not, just add NICs to it [02:09] sorry, popping thoughts - thinking about the cx cable [02:09] they still make them for PCI and PCIe slots [02:09] gigE is auto-cross [02:09] its in the spec [02:09] you could probably go 10gig for just two systems [02:09] gigE? [02:10] for just the storage [02:10] oh [02:10] 1000BASE - gigE = gigabit Ethernet [02:10] I like that idea [02:10] My thought is to bind the other nic's to a single interface [02:11] hmm... maybe not. like $1000 per 10gig NIC [02:11] * MTecknology eyes pop [02:11] maybe just a gigabit nic [02:11] yeah [02:12] lol [02:12] that should be like around $100 for a good one [02:12] save ~$1,800 [02:12] back to the other part... [02:13] i have a guest ubuntu server with bridged interface. i see this in showvminfo: 'NIC 1: MAC: 0800275D70EA, Attachment: Bridged Interface 'eth0', Cable connected: on, Trace: off (file: none), Type: Am79C973, Reported speed: 0 Mbps' [02:13] My goal is to have multiple web servers. I can easily deal with thy [02:13] how to ssh to my guest? ssh

:port ?? [02:13] My goal is to have multiple web servers. I can easily deal with the sql behind it and the proxy, my biggest challenge is the changing files [02:13] owen1: for the most part, yes, it should work the same way it does now [02:14] owen1: user@host [02:14] MTecknology: do you want to handle planned outages? Or scheduled outages? [02:14] -p [02:14] cclausen: do i need to port forward on my router? [02:14] cclausen: and what port is my guest on? [02:14] owen1: if you only have a single external IP, yes, probably [02:14] cclausen: both [02:15] MTecknology: ah, ok. I was going to suggest using openafs. but it doesn't do read-write replication, just read-only [02:16] cclausen: My thoughts are 2 physical systems. Then on one, my primary vm's; then ont eh other, near copies. Then if somebody unplugs (or more likely, I need to reboot) the host; then everything will keep working without a hiccup. [02:16] cclausen: can I use drbd without the .33 kernel? [02:16] MTecknology: probably, but you'd need to compile it in yourself [02:17] cclausen: you mean, compile module (package), then modprobe? [02:17] not sure [02:17] might need to be compiled into the kernel directly [02:17] if it'll work as a module.. [02:17] and not a module [02:18] How long until 10.05? [02:18] :P [02:18] 10.04.01 will be out in July, I think [02:18] but that isn't likely to have a newer kernel [02:19] what kernel does 8.04 have? [02:19] actually, there is drbd0.7-module-source [02:19] I suppose there's always the upstream kernel releases too [02:19] you should be able to install that [02:19] err, drbd8 [02:19] :CD [02:19] http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/drbd8-source [02:19] :D * [02:19] hardy has 2.6.24, I think [02:20] my courier authlib is missing libauthmysql.so .. how do I get my grubby little paws on this one file I need to get my imap server to log me in? [02:20] I tried .34-rc5 on my laptop - it hated me [02:20] how to find the port my guest os is running on? showvminfo doesn't show any info about ports. [02:20] cclausen: I think I really really want to hug you right now [02:20] MTecknology: lsof -i [02:20] owen1: did you install openssh-server in the vm? [02:21] hey guys [02:21] bluethundr_: hm? [02:21] also netstat -tulpn [02:21] MTecknology: yes [02:21] these commands will show you what ports are active on your system [02:21] MTecknology: i can ssh to the host [02:21] have anyone here ever used a cobolt qube 2700 ? [02:21] owen1: it's probably running on 22 [02:21] bluethundr_: you answered the wrong person [02:21] k [02:21] :P [02:22] I see owen1 was needing help heh [02:22] owen1: check out what bluethundr_ said too [02:22] anyone got a clue on my libauthmysql.so problem? :) [02:22] cclausen: you need to make a wiki page for yourself [02:23] bluethundr_: let me see [02:23] owen1: you should bridge the interface, setup your vm to grab a lan ip, then ssh into that ip [02:23] owen1 grazi [02:23] MTecknology: I have a wiki page: https://wiki.cites.uiuc.edu/wiki/display/~cclausen [02:24] owen1: if you have to ssh from outside the lan and only have one ip, then setup your router to forward a random port to 22 inside the lan [02:24] MTecknology: all i did so far is: VBoxManage modifyvm "ubuntu server" --nic1 bridged --bridgeadapter1 eth0. [02:24] cclausen: I meant wiki.ubuntu.com [02:24] owen1: what ip does your guest have? and what does the host have? [02:24] MTecknology: I don't even have an account there... [02:24] owen1: pastebin ifconfig output from both [02:25] cclausen: your launchpad account - openid magically creates your account [02:27] MTecknology: my host is 72.129.82.140 but it can also be accessed from 192.168.1.2. i don't know the ip of my guest. how do i find it? [02:27] cclausen: you host is a public IP? You have no router in between? [02:27] owen1: ipconfig [02:27] owen1: your host is a public IP? You have no router in between? ** [02:28] MTecknology: yes. I just have one IP and my home desktop is on it [02:28] I share the connection from my desktop using internet connection sharing [02:28] cclausen: sorry, wrong person [02:28] I always use a router in between [02:28] MTecknology: my host was given to my by my isp. and i can access it from anywhere. does that mean it's public ip? [02:29] owen1: just pastebin ipconfig -a output from both systems [02:29] cclausen: when u say both system, what do u mean? host and guest? i can't find a way to ssh into my guest so i can't provide you this. [02:30] owen1: .. you should probably check out kvm instead of vmware - for ubuntu it's much better supported and documented [02:30] i can run it from the host (i ssh into the host, start the guest vm, etc) [02:30] MTecknology: i use vbox [02:30] owen1: then s/vmware/vbox/ [02:31] in the setup guide for kvm it specifically says how to deal with bridged interfaces, how to setup the IP's, how to get into the system if you can't ssh in, etc. [02:32] !kvm | owen1 [02:32] owen1: kvm is the preferred virtualization approach in Ubuntu. For more information see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM [02:33] MTecknology: thanks, i'll check it out after i'll feel that vbox failed me.. [02:34] owen1: vbox will work but your support may be easier found in #vbox [02:34] for the issue you're having - we're going to have a hard time helping you [02:35] cclausen seems brilliant and may be able to come up with something else to help [02:35] here is a pastebin of my hosts's ifconfig and netstat - http://pastebin.com/zmw5y2Hs [02:35] reading your doc [02:36] owen1: ya... you don't even have a bridged interface - you need that [02:38] cclausen: hey... maybe you can help me with one other thing... [02:39] MTecknology: maybe, what? [02:39] MTecknology: thanks, i found this - http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-set-up-host-interface-networking-for-virtualbox-on-ubuntu.html i hope it's what u meant. [02:40] cclausen: kvm on my host - I can't enable ufw because it kills my connection to every other system. ideally, if something is detined for the host it'll have to match the rules; otherwise it just passes through the rules into the vm's where the vm's deal with it [02:41] owen1: no - just a simple bridged interface - there's nothing vbox speficic about it [02:41] owen1: but ya, that looks about right [02:41] MTecknology: you want the firewall on teh host to block for teh VMs too? [02:42] cclausen: nope, I want ti blocking for itself only - vm's have ufw and they can deal with it themselves [02:43] MTecknology: ok, that should work. I'm not sure what is being blocked, but can you run the firewall in a log-only mode first? e.g. log what would be blocked? [02:43] * MTecknology upgrades production systems to 10.04 in 17min [02:44] cclausen: alrighty - once I get the production systems moved up I'll get some output and then annoy you so I don't have to run off shortly into it :) [02:45] MTecknology: sounds good. I'm watching windows 2008 do the upgrade to R2 right now.. [02:45] ouch [02:48] * MTecknology cusses at identi.ca+jabber+bitlbee [02:55] 4min - I'll loose irc in the process :( [03:06] Does anyone know anything about file server + music streaming? [03:07] !anyone [03:07] A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? [03:08] Kaprenakis: i know the people working on http://github.com/avuserow/amp [03:08] Kaprenakis: the setup I know of reads music out of openafs as needed [03:08] although its not exactly streaming [03:09] I used to have a vibe music streaming system - but iirc - it's windows only [03:09] I've had good luck getting the darwin streaming server to work on multiple platforms. worked much better than icecast [03:10] there- one production system back up and running completely [03:10] mmm i disconnected [03:11] Kaprenakis: 21:09 < MTecknology> I used to have a vibe music streaming system - but iirc - it's windows only 21:09 < cclausen> I've had good luck getting the darwin streaming server to work on multiple platforms. worked much better than icecast [03:12] MTecknology: darwin streaming server, can you set that up on a clean install of ubuntu server 10.04 ? [03:12] cloakable: I think he meant you [03:13] yes sorry. [03:13] MTecknology Tys for the repost. [03:14] cclausen: Could I install Ubuntu Server 10.04. Install Samba for the file server. Then install darwin streaming server to play those files that are being hosted on the file server? [03:15] Kaprenakis: that should work [03:16] Kaprenakis: there are probably some much newer music streaming programs out there too. I'd look around (or apt-cache search) [03:16] Kaprenakis: do you need to stream over the internet? Or just on the local subnet? [03:19] cclausen: I would like to be able to stream over the internet [03:20] cclausen: Also I would like to have something that would require you to log in. === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [03:21] Kaprenakis: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/streaming-media-server-in-ubuntu-gnulinux-using-gnump3d.html <- check that out [03:22] not sure if it has a password though... [03:22] Kaprenakis: do you really need to stream across the internet? Or can you run the player anywhere and just get to files from across the internet? [03:23] I keep some of my music in openafs and just listen to it from anywhere by acessing teh file space [03:24] Kaprenakis: there is also: http://www.oreillynet.com/xml/blog/2004/12/streaming_itunes_from_ubuntu.html [03:25] cclausen: what is openafs? [03:25] Kaprenakis: openafs is a distributed filesystem -> http://www.openafs.org its not easy to setup though [03:27] cclausen: yeah that doesnt look to noob friendly.. [03:29] Kaprenakis: the ubuntu packages actually are fairly easy to install, but you'd need an afs client on various computers that you'd use so I'm not sure if that would work or not [03:30] works great for me. secure, (encrypted) file space I can literally access from anywhere in the world. [03:30] cclausen: you access it from your computer correct? or any computer anywhere? [03:30] any computer with an AFS client [03:30] cclausen: ok [03:31] cclausen: well then thats not exactly what I'm looking for then. [03:31] cclausen: I need it to be built in the browser, streaming [03:40] cclausen: So do you think samba server is the best to host files for local or outside access? [03:41] Commercial on the TV: "Everything that goes into your linux system is designed to save you money." - Turns out she said "Lennox" [03:46] Kaprenakis: samba probably isn't good to use over the internet [03:47] cclausen: well i would store the files via samba but stream those files from the samba server.. does that work? [03:47] maybe [03:48] cclausen: or should i say is it secure? [03:51] its as secure as your streaming program [04:07] Is howtoforge down for anyone else [04:08] appears to be, yes [04:08] cclausen: alrighty, so is it secure enough? or should i seek other options? [04:12] Kaprenakis: go with it and see how it works [04:13] i followed the ubuntu docs for enabling networking for vbox (sudo modprobe vboxnetflt) and now i have br0 interface. here is my ifconfig and netstat. what is the ip and port of my guest? [04:14] http://pastebin.com/ptdsvRE9 [04:15] can you get to the guests console? [04:15] and run ifconfig there? [04:16] cclausen: if wish i knew the port of the guest so i could ssh to it. [04:16] can i get to the guest's console from the host and not from outside? [04:17] I'd say virtualbox is useless if you can't get to a VM's console [04:17] how do you fix network problems? [04:17] yeah, it probably works by default only from the host [04:18] you can also try looking in an arp cache for other IPs [04:18] cclausen: it's the first time i am trying it, so i can't tell if it's possible. [04:18] does arp -a work on Linux systems? [04:18] (192.168.1.1) at 00:1b:2f:fd:17:aa [ether] on br0 [04:18] maybe that's the ip? [04:19] maybe [04:19] can you ssh there? [04:19] let me try [04:19] usually the .1 is the network's default gateway. but if you don't have a router, I'm not sure how that works [04:20] cclausen: connection refused. i tried from my laptop and from the host. [04:20] owen1: well, that could mean anything [04:20] maybe i need to add a port [04:20] you need to get to the console on your VM and just run ifconfig to see what is going on [04:21] cclausen: yeah. what user should i ssh with? myself? [04:21] cclausen: hi :D [04:21] cclausen: data collection time [04:21] if connection is refused, that isn't going to matter [04:22] i'll post this in vbox forum. thank you! [04:23] cclausen: do u use kvm for hosting websites? [04:24] cclausen: May 1 22:24:22 pessum kernel: [19981.061455] [UFW BLOCK] IN=br0 OUT=br0 PHYSIN=eth0 PHYSOUT=vnet1 SRC=192.168.3.6 DST=192.168.1.5 LEN=196 TOS=0x10 PREC=0x00 TTL=63 ID=40752 DF PROTO=TCP SPT=55015 DPT=22 WINDOW=126 RES=0x00 ACK PSH URGP=0 [04:26] owen1: I use Microsoft Hyper-V for VMs and have Windows 2k8 IIS7 and Ubuntu 8.04 apache2 VMs right now [04:27] MTecknology: looks like it is blocking ssh traffic? [04:28] MTecknology: allow all IPs to send to port 22 and allow all outbound connections to port 22 [04:28] cclausen: on the same physical box? [04:28] owen1: actually, yes [04:28] I just moved a production apache webserver and an iis test box to the same physical box [04:29] owen1: physical box has windows 2008 r2 installed and I just upgraded the IIS install to r2 as well. [04:29] owen1: the physical box just runs the VMs [04:29] so your guest os in windows? [04:29] sorry , [04:29] your host [04:29] cclausen: so ufw allow from any port 22 proto tcp to any ? [04:29] yes [04:29] and vise versa [04:30] MTecknology: I don't know the firewall rules, sorry. I just turn off firewalls. I don't believe in them [04:30] if I don't want to run a service, I don't run it. and for ssh brute force attempts I have fail2ban installed [04:31] New bug: #573436 in php5 (main) "PHP Deprecated: Comments starting with '#' are deprecated in /etc/php5/cli/conf.d/ldap.ini on line 1 in Unknown on line 0" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/573436 [04:31] cclausen: still blocks when I add that [04:32] MTecknology: you need to allow to any as well. ssh out to port 22 and into port 22 [04:33] cclausen: what I think I want is from any to any on PHYSOUT=vnet* is allowed [04:33] MTecknology: and note that the client randomly gets a source port from the OS, so you can't restrict on source and destination port apirs [04:33] yup any -> 22 and 22 <- any [04:40] cclausen: I even did 'ufw allow from any to any' - still nothing [04:41] MTecknology: how about setting sudo ufw default allow [04:41] and then just block stuff you don't want as needed [04:41] can you pastebin ufw status ? [04:42] 'ufw enable' 'ufw default allow' 'ufw allow from any to any' - still blocks [04:43] cclausen: http://dpaste.com/189908/ [04:44] your default allow rules should let you in [04:44] and a rule to block traffic you don't want in [04:44] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW [04:44] right [04:44] I normally use default deny [04:44] yeah, I figured [04:44] but for this case.. [04:45] everything is allowed [04:46] I think you want to ufw allow 22 for all inbound ssh [04:47] that should be covered in that allow any any, right? [04:47] yep [04:47] if you want to do it the other way you are going to need better rules [04:47] the config in that pastebin - i enable ufw and things still block [04:48] you only allowed inbound to port 22 [04:48] http://dpaste.com/189908/ [04:48] check the last one [04:48] 'ufw allow from any to any' [04:48] yep [04:48] and that blocks things? [04:48] that's not just ssh [04:48] yup [04:48] hmm [04:48] I 'ufw enable' and can't do anything with my vm's === erichammond1 is now known as erichammond [04:49] I'm not sure what to tell you [04:49] if it were me, I'd look at the actual iptables rules that were generated and see what is going on [04:50]