=== dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [00:46] Hmmmmm I gots a Question :) [00:47] don't we all [00:47] haha [00:48] My Questions is how the hell do I modify webmin to work with samba [00:48] isnt it just calling the old samba and not smdb [00:49] well the first step is to join the #webmin room since it's not a ubuntu package [00:49] someone in here may know but you will probably have a quicker response there [00:49] 2 people in the webmin room [00:49] really? wow [00:50] I don't like webmin but thats just a personal quip [00:50] doubt it and considering there are more chances that other users of ubuntu server have encountered this problem............... [00:50] i dont like ebox the same as you [00:50] yeah maybe. Can [00:50] smoser, ping - since kirkland can't lead the Ubuntu Open Week server Q&A tomorrow at 1600 UTC - could you or zul or maybe mathiaz? [00:50] yeah maybe. Can't believe there are only 2 in #webmin [00:50] I guess I'm not the only one who doesn't like it [00:51] ok there is 4 now sorry [00:51] dominicdinada: try #webmin on irc.undernet.org [00:51] I think thats the official channel [00:51] ok... [00:51] or maybe not [00:52] I just googled it and not sure it's official but look there and let me know [00:52] ok forget that [00:53] actually it looks like the official channel may be on freenode [00:53] maybe just ditch webmin [00:53] either way some user here has prob run into the problem and gotten around it [00:54] dominicdinad: I assume you you have seen !webmin and know about ebox? [00:54] ebox is trash [00:54] yes [00:54] well, ok [00:55] I consider samba trash, but whatever [00:55] imho webmin is a gui for people afriad of either the command line of the man page. It doesn't offer anything but a prettier interface, again, imho [00:55] cclausen: thats harsh [00:55] jetole: of course i am going to learn the command line.... but for starters the web gui is alot easier [00:55] cclausen: people need either smb or pdc and I don't know of another product sans windows server [00:56] jetole: what about the cifs server in likewise open? [00:56] ok, I stand corrected on one front. Haven't used likewise open [00:57] and not to be to far off topic ubuntu-server or any linux server is awesome .... but Server2008 did alot right and that stuff is so powerful now... i guess MS is making a serious effort to compete [00:57] actually I kinda agree [00:57] I hate windows but I am moderately impressed with 2k8 [00:59] I assume the main reason people try to use non-Windows is the non-trivial license cost [00:59] Yea and since its all MS related its support is easy but I am trying to learn ubuntu-server and i find that gui is easier for starters for me... there is always a shell or ssh once you get the basics down [00:59] I work at a university so we get pretty good discounts [00:59] cclausen: yeah MS is so expensive and well Mysql is the most widely used DB and of course ms wants their own DB... [01:00] Actually, one area where micsorsoft has really impressed me is sql server 2k8. I still have some issues with it (cannot do non transactional database if I want to, cannot provide cluster for scalability / failover cluster only, some other things) but then again I don't know any RDBMS that got it all right [01:00] Academic Alliance gave me everything free... for personal use of course [01:00] Microsoft's SQL server is significantly better for anything more than a simple web site backend [01:01] MySQL doesn't even handle external authentication. I have to create accounts for each user in MySQL. its really annoying. Of course with the Microsoft products one just grants access to an existing user account === Wandrewvious is now known as WALoeIII [01:01] Correct like their DB for say companies using it for employee db's or a store using it for product db blah [01:01] I wish I could use MySQL to replace FileMaker though.. [01:01] FileMaker is not fun to deal with... [01:02] cclausen: but anyhow like i was saying i am trying to learn ubuntu and well need to haxor the webmin maybe [01:02] cclausen: yeah but again, can't do a scalable cluster and can't create a non transactional database. The transactional aspect isn't that vital but with HA on sql server it comes down to a max of 3 servers where only 2 can be used and neither at the same time [01:02] dominicdinad: I think it will end badly tying wedmin on ubuntu as per the warning [01:02] I remember using Filemaker back in highschool and that crap was horrible .... [01:02] * jetole agrees with cclausen @ webmin warning [01:03] * jetole has never used filemaker [01:03] jetole: yeah, true, we have Oracle stuff for our main campus-wide systems. That has all kinds of fancy options [01:03] cclausen: I think linux handles mass configuration in clusters much better then active directory (see cfengine (although I wouldn't) or or preferably puppet) [01:03] I have not used oracle in over a decade myself either :( [01:04] but for my purposes, a single database server that uses AD permissions, MSFT SQL works fine. Account management is the only big issue I have with MySQL actually. [01:04] ah I wish I had oracle. I haven't used it but I do use ocfs file system for clustered shared disks [01:04] jetole: really? group policy scales across the world [01:04] cclausen: with Server 2k8 yea [01:04] cclausen: perhaps but when it comes to configuring applications it becomes limited [01:05] jetole: not really, just write your own templates for registry changes [01:05] yeah thats where [01:05] lol [01:05] yep, dealing with FireFox is a problem [01:05] no. If you become familiar with puppet then you will see the difference [01:06] there is no MSI version and no easy way to enforce policies like with IE [01:06] I run a mixed environment windows and linux [01:07] cfengine, bcfg2, and puppet still manage individual config files though. this is not as granular as having group policy change ONE specific config item in teh registry on a case by case basis [01:07] and then there are management systems for Mac OS ... [01:08] cclausen: well puppet can be granular but when it comes to application files, for the most part you are right [01:08] puppet == OSX [01:08] afaik puppet is everything sans windows [01:08] well, yeah [01:08] I meant more end-user config management for OS X with Open Directory [01:09] but I don't run OSX anywhere [01:10] I'd honestly like a single sign on system for windows, linux and everything else that isn't windows dependent [01:11] samba pdc is a joke though and samba 4 has been in alpha state forever even though MS is contributing to it [01:11] jetole: i honestly thought that 2k8 addressed that I could take the time to check my textbook [01:11] dominicdinad: addressed what? [01:11] of course if it was a win domain controller [01:12] well I can install a pdc through samba but that's old school [01:12] or I can install a 2k3/2k8 domain controller through samba 4 if I want to use alpha code [01:12] addressed a single login system ofcourse that would only be if it was under a win domain [01:12] :) [01:12] blah gotta learn samba [01:13] I just wanna create like 4 shares god [01:13] I don't know how I can add a user to linux and then plug windows into the lan and have it auth against windows except through a samba pdc [01:13] using my user name login to access with full write priv..... [01:13] dominicdinad: how long have you been working on this? [01:14] of and on since lastnight.... took a break and finally hooked up a thumb and copied the files to the server where i wanted them to be [01:14] but:( [01:15] too long. Time to pick up the samba manual and do this by hand [01:15] check out #samba. They can help direct you to some good readmes [01:15] yeah I guess I see what their samples are [01:16] jetole: one can use some non-standard stuff on windows to allow for LDAP and Kerberos logins [01:16] see pgina for instance [01:16] dominicdinad: but yeah. been 24 hours working on installing the gui that isn't needed. thats too long [01:16] cclausen: I know of it [01:17] if you need a cross-platfomr filesystem, I'd look at OpenAFS [01:18] no it has been installed... but Then i was looking at other options for the gui then... I read the how tos but I don't get why shares need to have specific users written into the smb.conf file why wont it just inherit user groups etc [01:18] I would look at OpenAFS more closely first [01:18] brb [01:18] dominicdinad: don't know. I don't use samba but I have set it up before [01:19] cclausen: openAFS is not a general purpose file system [01:19] you need to know openAFS and need to justify why you are installing it first [01:20] jetole: actually, it IS a general purpose filesystem. what general case are you thinking of does it not handle? [01:20] or do you simply mean native support from OS vendors? [01:21] that afaik it's read only on all openAFS clients [01:21] uhh, no [01:21] that would be wrong [01:21] replicas are read-only [01:21] well a admin in openAFS mentioned that to me last week [01:21] but you just don't replicate things like user home directories [01:21] an admin in #openafs ? [01:22] (I am one such person) [01:22] oh so you're saying like install openafs on my thumb drive for moving files between computers [01:22] its a network file system [01:22] would you use samba for that? [01:22] maybe it was you who mentioned it. [01:22] yes but samba is NAS. [01:23] I don't follow the correlation but to be honest I don't care right now [01:23] no offense but I really don't. I need to solve a preseed problem [01:24] oh, I am not offended [01:25] I am searching through the channel logs though. if someone (including myself) provide wrong info, that should probably be fixed [01:37] ok how would i share /var/www so that the share requires the user to login. so that it inherits any of the system users which have access via group ? can someone pastebin an example [01:49] !domain [01:53] dominicdinad: #samba [01:53] already there [01:55] Ahhh dead channels [01:56] ebox != active, samba != active = ubuntu-server has the answers ::P [01:58] lol [01:58] care to paste your original problem? [01:58] dominicdinad, ? [01:59] hang on [02:02] akgraner: sure [02:02] what means the 'A' in an aptitude search? "i A courier-imap" [02:02] zul, awesome :-) [02:02] akgraner: if smoser can take the cloud questiosn [02:03] zul, I hope smoser will see your request :-) [02:03] akgraner: as do i [02:03] I'll get you both added to classbot :-) [02:03] akgraner: when is it again? [02:04] 1600 UTC tomorrow [02:04] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuOpenWeek [02:04] akgraner: whats that EST? [02:04] 1200 [02:05] akgraner: sure [02:05] well right now we are in EDT [02:05] same difference ;) [02:06] :-) [02:06] yeah the kernel session kicks off at 1100 EDT [02:06] followed by server :-) [02:07] coolio [02:07] I'm running the install of a server in a vm (kvm via libvirt on my workstation). Does anyone know anyway I can somehow mount or view the installers filesystem from my workstation? [02:08] zul - classbot makes it easy [02:08] when you want to post a question - you pm classbot with !q [02:08] akgraner: sounds good...ill dodge the questions then ;) [02:08] gotcha [02:08] if you want to answer it you pm with !y [02:08] or !n [02:08] and they show up in -classroom from -chat [02:09] okies [02:09] i should be saving this then ;) [02:09] bbl [02:09] I'll be voiced as well [02:09] k thanks [02:12] bogeyd6: sorry had a collect call and well I am trying to create a share [02:12] ok how would i share /var/www so that the share requires the user to login. so that it inherits any of the system users which have access via group ? can someone pastebin an example [02:12] actually quite simple [02:13] dominicdinad, in your samba configuration you put security = user [02:13] what package provides libauthmysql.so ? [02:13] ok [02:13] and that inherits the users read write access? [02:14] it will require a username/password of the local system and inherits if the user is part of the group www-data [02:14] you need to change any perms in /var/www/ to be group r/w [02:14] dominicdinad, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba#File%20Sharing%20%28Basics%29 [02:14] ok now I was working with webmin before and manually changed the permission to 777 of the www dir and it stopped working [02:15] i read that but was unsure [02:15] 777 is everyone r/w [02:16] depending on your setup you might want 770 in /var/www/ [02:16] so it would make sense that server blocked it until the r/w was set to a safe mode [02:16] ok [02:16] why when I aptitude search courier-authlib-mysql I get nothing, nada, zilch? [02:17] bluethundr_, which version [02:17] Is upgrading from hardy lts to lucid lts (server on both) as simple as "Sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"? [02:17] hardy.. 6.0.6 .. management decision to use this version [02:17] bluethundr_, sudo apt-cache search courier-authlib-mysql [02:17] thats a horrible decision [02:18] agreed [02:18] bluethundr_: No. [02:18] that apt-cache turns up nothing [02:18] bogeyd6: there is no security line in the global that i can see so i just append it to the last line correct? [02:18] nevermind it is there [02:18] ScottK: no, what? [02:18] dominicdinad, near the top, you should do a search for "security" [02:18] I see the line their hmmm [02:18] bluethundr_, its not on your system [02:19] bluethundr_: No it's not just a matter of apt-get dist-upgrade. [02:19] ScottK: ah ok. [02:19] I know the users I am logged in as is apart of the www-data group [02:19] Hardy is 8.04 in any case. [02:19] whoops [02:19] Are you on Dapper, 6.06 or Hardy 8.04? [02:19] courier-authlib-mysql is not available in 6.06 [02:19] 6.06 is dapper, [02:19] I am on dapper [02:19] dominicdinad, can you pastebin your smb.conf ? [02:20] bogeyd6: thanks for the tip.. I guess I can download it [02:20] bluethundr_, courier-authlib-mysql is not available, you will need to steal another package from the earliest release and attempt to force it to install without requirements [02:20] bluethundr_: LTS to LTS upgrade to Lucid, 10.04 is not recommended until 10.04.1 comes out in ~3 months. [02:20] bogeyd6: ah, good idea [02:20] bogeyd6: will try [02:20] ScottK, he already stated he cant change the 6.06 [02:20] ScottK: good tip [02:21] OK. [02:21] 6.06 is end of life bluethundr_ :( [02:21] bogeyd6: gotcha! [02:21] !pastebin | dominicdinad [02:21] dominicdinad: 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. [02:21] :) [02:22] bogeyd6: Im connected via SSH :/ [02:22] dominicdinad, putty? [02:22] bogeyd6 and bluethundr_: 6.06 has another year and a month of support for servers. It's not end of life. [02:22] yes [02:22] !putty [02:22] PuTTY is an !SSH client for Windows. Please see: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ for it's homepage and downloads. See also !scp (Secure CoPy) [02:22] ScottK, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases [02:22] !scp [02:22] SCP is a secure way of copying files across networks using !SSH. Usage: scp filename user@host:filename - WinSCP is a client for Windows, available at http://winscp.net/ [02:22] ScottK: understood. thanks for the clarification [02:23] dominicdinad, please just sudo cat /etc/samba/smb.conf and then highlight the text press cntrl + c then go to pastebin and paste it [02:23] bogeyd6: That page says June 2011 (Server) as EOL for Dapper server. [02:24] I stand corrected, you are right ScottK [02:25] bluethundr_, look what i found, http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/courier-authmysql [02:26] bogeyd6: dude, you rool! \m/ [02:26] Universe wasn't enabled by default in Dapper. [02:26] You have to enable it before packages from it are visible. [02:27] bogeyd6: muchas gracias and a margarita for your cinco de mayo [02:27] ScottK: excellent [02:32] on lucid server, I fire wget from /etc/rc.local but network is not up yet === diabolical is now known as dominicdinada [02:33] so I think maybe fire an #at script to delay now+30 seconds [02:33] by the time I get the login, network is up [02:35] any suggestions? the rc.local works on karmic on the same box - network comes up a few seconds earlier on karmic [02:35] bogeyd6, http://pastebin.com/cuCCKHnz [02:36] dominicdinada, starting on line 348 [02:36] ok [02:37] is it a bad idea to build an #at job with shell via rc.local [02:37] dominicdinada, changes submitted [02:37] ok [02:37] http://pastebin.com/NHb9fZJk [02:38] line 351 being most important [02:40] correct that is what I was asking about the user inheritance ? or just add user1,user2 [02:40] or security = user [02:40] you want to deinfe a create mask? [02:40] well security = user allows you to authenticate [02:41] ok I will try adding 2 users that are created on here [02:41] see like create mask = 0774 [02:42] would allow any users in the group and including the owner to r/w the files [02:45] does anyone know how to see all options of a d-i line in preseed. For example, right now I am looking at d-i partman-auto/init_automatically_partition and I don't know what possible values I can place there are [02:46] so i could add the create mask to the smb.conf in that share? [02:46] or chmod the folder [02:48] ok my www folder is owned by www-data.... the file permissions are drwxrwx--- which is 773 right ? [02:48] eer 770 [02:53] jetole: There is and #ubuntu-installer channel. IDK if they take support questions in there or not, but I expect most people who'd know are either recovering from last week's release or getting ready for next week's Ubuntu Developer Summit. [02:53] is and/is an [02:54] ScottK: thanks [02:54] didn't know said channel was there [02:56] wow problem solved. Its easy to script the #at cmd with here-is literal === jldugger is now known as pwnguin [03:46] akgraner, i'm actually on a swap day tomorrow. I dont have any big plans at the moment. i'll see if I can't make it in. no promiess though :-( [03:48] smoser, ok - any suggestions for who else can field cloud questions? zul ^^^ [03:49] smoser, appreciate it if you can - but enjoy some time off - :-D no worries [03:49] i dont know :-( [03:50] smoser, okie dokie :-) [04:24] Does anyone have a working mysql+Apache solution? [04:31] !anyone [04:31] 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? [04:31] * ajmitch would assume that there are a few people with a working apache & mysql [04:32] Probably mysql.com and apache.org do, at least :-/ [04:32] mysql.com probably runs on an oracle DB by now [04:33] Server: Apache/2.2.13 (Fedora) [04:33] Does Oracle even support Fedora (as opposed to RHEL)? [04:34] Okay, lets rephrase. [04:34] Can anyone link me to a guide to getting apache work with mysql auth? [04:34] AdamDV2: did you try the Ubuntu server guide? [04:35] I'm not looking to install mysql+apache [04:35] I'm looking on how to setup libapache2-mod-mysql, so that httpauth can be verified against a mysql db. [04:35] Oh, I missed "auth", sorry [04:35] but you want libapache2-mod-auth-mysql ? [04:35] So far, it looks like its been broken since gutsy. [04:36] s/libapache2-mod-mysql/libapache2-mod-auth-mysql [04:37] * ajmitch sees no bugs open against it [04:40] AdamDV2: if there's a specific issue that you're experiencing, you should report it. [04:42] Bug report is already filed. [04:42] It was filed back in '07, and has never been fixed [04:43] bug # ? [04:44] 150649 [04:45] yeah, that's for apache 1.x [04:46] probably why noone saw it [04:47] * AdamDV2 facepalms [05:10] Question about installing webmin [05:11] "don't" ? [05:19] and he didn't even stay around long enough to see that [05:22] I know [05:22] I would not have said it otherwise ;) [05:27] Webmin is now not advocated? [05:28] it never has been [05:30] I've never liked it, but I notice alot on UF love it. === AdamDV2 is now known as AdamDV|ZzZz [05:32] I found an ubuntu deb of courier-authlib-mysql which I _really need_ to get this imap server authenticating. I tried installing it with dpkg -i to no avail... http://pastebin.com/mWK9AJxq [05:32] Nothing people like is any good [05:32] I would appreciate some help getting past this error [05:32] Hm, I meant: Nothing is any good if other people like it. -- Diesel Sweeties #861 [05:33] I remember someone suggesting MariaDB take over MySQL as the default MySQL-fork database. Any actual chatter about that? [05:33] bluethundr_: you are getting that error because you're trying to dpkg -i "some deb I found", rather than using the normal apt infrastructure. [05:33] lukehasnoname: you'd have to talk to #mysql about that. [05:34] I mean, in Ubuntu [05:34] well, management has mandated standardization on a rather old 6.06 dapper install... apt knows not of this package sadly with this release [05:34] lukehasnoname: as for me, I've yet to see a use case for MySQL for which postgres or sqlite wasn't more compelling. [05:34] unless there is a repo I can add that will know of it [05:35] bluethundr_: you need to explain to management that "installing some shit I found" will totally invalidate the point of sticking to an old release. [05:35] bluethundr_: but you might find that dapper-backports has what you need (if you're allowed to use it). [05:35] twb: I will.. tho they are hard headed and illiterate on these issues [05:36] yes I can use backports as long as I don't go to a newer release [05:36] Hmm, can rmadison check foo-backports? [05:37] Yes [05:37] What's the URL? My (Debian) rmadison has -uubuntu and -ubpo, but no -uubuntu-bpo [05:38] It's included in the regular Ubuntu results [05:38] OK, so I can assume that courier-authlib-mysql isn't available in dapper-backports [05:38] Try clamav if you want a package known to have packages in backports [05:38] Thanks. [05:39] ScottK: yup, I see it. [05:39] ah! with backports I now see this entry with an aptitude search... BB courier-authlib-mysql what means the BB if I may ask? [05:40] I also see this entry: ci courier-authmysql [05:40] bluethundr_: that's the thing you just tried to install. BB means "broken, broken" [05:40] twb: ah, understood [05:41] IIRC ci means configured, installed. "dpkg -l foo" will tell you the exact mapping [05:41] now I see: c courier-authlib-mysql and ci courier-authmysql [05:41] ah ok [05:41] thank you [05:43] dpkg -l tells me this: http://pastebin.com/G0C45a1V [05:44] So "rc" means "Desired=Remove, Status=Config-files" [05:44] i.e. it has been removed, but its config files remain (not purged). [05:46] oh man.. I just did a purge on courier-authlib-mysql and then tried to reinstall it.. but aptitude is not finding it now for some reason [05:49] why would purging this package cause apt to no longer know about it? how can I make it aware of it again? [05:54] It won't. [05:57] ScottK: purging makes apt permanently unaware of an app? [05:57] No [05:57] It doesn't affect that. [05:58] ScottK: ok, then I am unclear as to why after purging courier-auth-mysql issuing aptitude search courier that package no longer turns up as a result [05:58] bluethundr_: its in universe. do you have that repo enabled? [05:59] cclausen: I believe so, let me check [06:01] yes I do have deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu dapper universe [06:02] bluethundr_: apt only knew about that package because you partially installed it out-of-band with dpkg -i [06:02] cclausen: he's on dapper [06:03] twb: oh I see [06:03] so it appears that I am stuck with the problem of finding a dapper repository that is aware of this library [06:04] bluethundr_: unless you want to learn about how packaging works in dpkg/apt, you probably won't get anywhere. [06:04] twb: I am willing to learn. [06:04] Even if you did know that stuff, you might find that it's practically impossible to get onto . I once tried to do that with mysql for a similarly stupid customer. [06:05] twb: right.. understood... it is very trying dealing with untechnical folks who describe themselves as "able to speak the language of tech" as in my particular case [06:07] BTDTBTTS [06:21] Note that Dapper ships with Courier 0.47 and the oldest courier-authlib-mysql we have in the archive is from Courier 0.60.1. There is essentially a zero percent chance of those working together. [06:21] If you hope to do this at all, I'd grab the courier source package from Hardy and try to build it on Dapper. [06:21] * ScottK is off to bed, so good luck. [06:23] bluethundr_: do you really want the courier-authmysql package? [06:23] that appears to be in dapper [06:25] bluethundr_: the actual deb might also still exist in: /var/cache/apt/archives [06:27] hi, anyone here with webdav experience? [06:27] !anyone [06:27] 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? [06:28] he he, ok... [06:29] have you had good experience using webdav (lucid server, apache dav module) from windows XP through the Internet? [06:51] deslector: I've used webdav w/ mod_dav in a custom built apache ... not on Lucid. Are you having issues w/ ubuntu or just curious about mod_dav? [06:52] clintb, just curious... never used it before, and want to know what to expect if I put the server in production, he he [06:56] Its pretty much the reference implementation for webdav so it works very well. [06:58] clintb, is not the dav module i [06:58] 'm worried about... is the windows xp clients :-) [06:58] well what are you going to have them doing? [06:59] clintb, basically, I want to have a shared folder [06:59] oh, you know you can use samba for that, right? [06:59] clintb, yes, but the clients and the server are not in the same LAN [06:59] clintb, they will be using Internet to communicate [07:00] clintb, I know I can make samba work through firewalls, etc. but seems more complicated [07:00] clintb, and I read webdav was supposed to be a good replacement for that scenario [07:02] Yeah it works. [07:04] clintb, ok, thanks for the info :-) [08:10] Hi, I've tried to install 10.04 on raid1 + lvm (/dev/md0 is /dev/sda1 + /dev/sdb1 (ext4, root); /dev/md1 is /dev/sda2 + /dev/sdb2 (swap) and /dev/md3 is lvm), and everything seems configured ok until reboot - cat /proc/mdstat shows two first raid arrays as degraded, without any member disks and /dev/md3 is rebuilding with /dev/sda and /dev/sdb as members. === zorzarAw1y is now known as zorzar [08:21] New bug: #576255 in apache2 (main) "can't install apache2.2-common (2.2.14-5ubuntu8)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/576255 [08:25] mornin [08:27] morning lambrecht === crankyadmin_afk is now known as crankyadmin [08:56] any way to resize a live ext3 partition? [08:56] New bug: #575917 in samba (main) "Cannot setup remote printers to Windows XP from Ubuntu 10.04" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/575917 === AdamDV is now known as Guest31208 [09:07] Under what circumstances would a Hardy system boot enough to be sshable, succeed in mounting swap and /boot by UUID, fail to mount /home and /srv by UUID, and return "unknown" when I run runlevel(1)? [09:07] Make that runlevel(8). [09:07] jwoods: you can grow an ext3 filesystem online, but you cannot shrink it. [09:25] twb: thought it was something like that [09:30] Thus, my boss has *finally* learned not to allocate 100% of the LVM to a single root filesystem. [09:32] heh === pths is now known as pthsWork === mathiaz_ is now known as mathiaz [10:14] I am trying to make an initrd with an init script that boots up and does the following: boots up; partitions the harddisk to one big partition; mkfs a root fs; mounts this fs; rsyncs some basic files to this partition; installs boot loader; reboots. I have created a proof of concept initrd with an init script that just echoes hello world and the exits. How can I partition the disk from this init script? How do I get acccess to tools such as fdisk [10:31] New bug: #576307 in samba (main) "error (bashism?) in postinst" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/576307 [10:46]