[00:12] kirkland: this is what I wanna do: First, have a loadbalancer that is listening in the network. Then start a webserver that will tell the loadbalancer "This is my IP address, register me". 3. Loadbalancer will grab the IP and add the webserver to its config. [00:13] kirkland: so, as far as I understand, uec-component-listener, would be my listener in my first step, correct? [00:18] RoAkSoAx: right, that's the listening piece, that handles registering a new component [00:19] RoAkSoAx: see also the debian/*publication* [00:19] RoAkSoAx: that's what broadcasts to the network that "i'm a eucalyptus thing, up and ready to be registered" [00:21] how do i run apt-get to only include security updates [00:21] kirkland: awesome. That would be my webserver announcing that they are up and running and ready for registration... [00:22] kirkland: now, how are the registration scripts in debian/registration/{cluster,common,node,etc} used or "called" whenever the listener obtains a broadcast [00:23] (and I do believe those are the ones that actually register the nodes into the cluster, correct?) [00:28] if I can choose between xen-hvm and xen-pvm for a linux guest - which one should I use? [00:28] are there any other secure alternatives to puppet? [00:35] I have added some of the repos that I saw on launchpad.net but every time I add one the result is the same : Could not resolve 'mirrors.ccs.neu.edu' or whatever.. what am I doing wrong here? http://pastebin.com/2HzVMnq7 [00:37] kirkland: i got how it runs the scripts, with ACTIONS_DIR. Now, however, if i *just* compile uec-component-listener.c and run it, and then from another server, i just send a avahi broadcast, it should work right? [00:40] hola, I have ubuntu 10.04 server installed as a KVM hypervisor. I'm using vmbuilder, however i can't seem to use the options --firstboot and --tmpfs anymore [00:40] were these taken away? [00:48] vmbuilder: error: no such option: --firstboot [01:36] Hi. Ubuntu desktop detected my NIC and internet worked fine, but the server edition didn't. what can i do [01:39] lyrae: 10.04 the both of them? [01:39] slackster, correct [01:40] the server gave error during DHCP configuration. so i clicked to skip and set it up later [01:41] do you have more than one NIC? [01:42] (just looking for something simple) [01:42] slackster, no [01:42] it's also a netbook, if that matters any [01:43] are you trying to connect wirelessly? [01:44] slackster, yes [01:44] have you installed a desktop environment? [01:44] slackster, gui? no [01:45] i don't think the server edition comes with one anyhow [01:45] it doesn't [01:45] right [01:45] but it would make connecting wirelessly easier [01:45] you have to do it all manually [01:46] the reason it didn't connect is it doesn't know what to connect to, and if there is authorization/password required [01:46] let me see if I can find someting.. [01:47] slackster, but i dont even think it detected a NIC [01:47] this should get you started: http://www.wirelessdefence.org/Contents/LinuxWirelessCommands.htm [01:48] let me show you a screenshot first, and tell me if it looks right (will be able to make it work) [01:48] of iwconfig [01:48] lyrae: what are the results of ifconfig? do you see somthing like "wlan0" [01:48] not for ifconfig, for iwconfig yes [01:48] showing you screenshot, one sec [01:49] slackster, http://img37.imageshack.us/img37/5117/photogp.jpg [01:50] use wlan0 [01:50] see my previous link [01:51] slackster, i am. thank you [01:51] np [01:53] slackster, the first part didnt work. tryijng out second one (manually) [01:55] you need to do something like "iwconfig wlan0 essid [wirelessnetworkname] [01:55] i tried. still trying. one sec [01:55] then iwconfig key [key] [01:55] etc [01:55] iwconfig wlan0 key [key]* [01:56] not something you have to worry about with a netbook [01:58] if I were you I would just install desktop edition, then kill gnome when you don't want it [01:59] with something like sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop [02:01] yea i might because this isn't working [02:01] i can't even iwlist scan. says netowrk is down [02:01] but installing regular ubuntu with a DE adds more stuff to it [02:02] wanted to keep the netbook ... 'light' [02:02] just stop gdm when you don't want it [02:02] but it comes with a bunch of other packages too [02:03] maybe i could try plugging the netbook to an ethernet cable during installation [02:03] do an update and see if wireless work [02:03] install gnome-lite (think that's available) on top of the server install then [02:04] slackster, or xfce? [02:04] oh.. looks like gnome lite is a FreeBSD thing [02:05] lyrae: you could.. I don't know if you're trying to avoid excess packages or what. [02:05] but yes xfce is light [02:05] there is a netbook edition of ubuntu also.. I haven't looked at it though [02:05] yes i was trying to avoid as much as possible. but its alright. ill try xfce [02:06] brb === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [02:15] is there a proper way to upgrade from 8.04 to 10.04 using internal mirror? === sourcode_ is now known as sourcode === tommy_ is now known as KenjiPops === pgraner-afk is now known as pgraner [03:28] tommy_ sudo aptitude update [03:29] tommy_ sudo aptitude upgrade -d [03:29] that it [03:29] ho man sorry [03:29] tommy_ do-release-upgrade === unreal_ is now known as unreal [03:30] tommy_ https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/installing-upgrading.html [03:45] tried that, but keep getting no mirror found, i'm using internal repo. [03:45] seems to be related to meta-release [03:45] looked at meta-release-lts and lucid is not in there [03:56] I just came into posession of this cutting edge notebook. http://www.buysellcommunity.com/uploads/120906/ww1/onzxeldbggdk.jpg [03:57] Massive 1 GB of disk space and 16 MB of memory. [03:57] Darn, I jumped into the wrong year again. [04:27] bc [04:27] nice thin client [04:27] or serial terminal [04:27] for router gear etc [04:28] i'd could use a few more myself mine are all in pieces [06:10] What do PTR records mean in DNS? [06:10] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PTR_record ? [06:11] Page not found. [06:11] "pointer record (RFC 1035) - Pointer to a canonical name. Unlike a CNAME, DNS processing does NOT proceed, just the name is returned. The most common use is for implementing reverse DNS lookups, but other uses include such things as DNS-SD." [06:11] Nonpython: works for me. [06:12] Maybe your country is blocking wikipedia? [06:12] I am in the US of A. [06:12] My sympathies. [06:12] Where are you? [06:13] .au [06:13] Thanks, I use a cached version of wikipedia, I wrote it and it is supposed to check if there is a new version of a page, I tried in the program, when I actually looked it worked. [06:13] We have a R18+ rating for games, so nyah! [06:14] Technically we have such a rating, it's just that games rated thusly cannot be distributed. [06:14] Same thing. [06:14] maybe this is a big stupid question but can i put a wallpaper to my ubuntuserver terminal? [06:15] enav1: i vaguely remember doing something along these lines back in my gentoo days [06:15] enav1: framebuffer or GUI? [06:15] search around about "framebuffer" [06:15] just ubuntu seever terminal background [06:16] enav1: what does "echo x$DISPLAY" print in your terminal? [06:17] i mean terminal backgrounnd like this http://is.gd/ce8CV [06:17] try and find an app called "fbdecor" [06:17] thanks [06:18] if it's for the "console" framebuffer [06:18] I use that, it rocks! [06:18] won't work if you're in X/Gnome [06:19] ugh, it's not an app - it's a kernel patch [06:19] no idea whether it's included with ubuntu or will apply [06:20] If you're trying to put a background picture on the fbcon, you obviously need more homework. [06:21] If my server's IP is 69.175.115.18, what do put as my PTR record? [06:22] Nonpython: if you don't know what to put, you probably don't need a PTR record. [06:22] I have seen two disagreeing setup guides. [06:24] You should be reading the Ubuntu Server Guide as at your release. [06:24] apt-get install ubuntu-serverguide && w3m /usr/share/doc/ubuntu-serverguide, or so [06:27] I am. [06:41] <|eagles0513875|> hey guys how do i change the repos my server uses from the local mirror to another mirror [06:45] what do I do in the reverse data file for 2 sites with the same first ocelet? [06:47] I have the clusterfeck of switching to a ubuntu server running BIND from a windows server at the same time as I add a second website. [07:36] New bug: #582119 in postfix (main) "package postfix 2.7.0-1 failed to install/upgrade: ErrorMessage: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 2" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/582119 [07:59] hi, what is the best way to install iFolder in ubuntu? [07:59] mornin === alvin_ is now known as alvin [11:38] Suppose I boot with "break", halting the in ramdisk before pivot_root'ing. [11:39] When I call "halt" there, the system shuts down, but doesn't cut power -- the screen stays on, showing the console. [11:39] If I let the system boot normally, "halt" will power down the machine. [11:39] What's the difference, and how can I fake it from within the ramdisk? [11:41] The application is for my automated disk flashing boot=install initramfs-tools script that basically just does "wget -O/dev/sda ; halt". [12:13] is there a neater way to add things like gallery2 or phpbb to your vhosts than just copying the dir? I used to use webapp-config in gentoo but it doesn't seem to exist in ubuntu === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === ttx_ is now known as ttx [13:13] : hi in here i'm trying out ifolder on a 9.04 ubuntu server (openvz). Having troubles installing mono-complete, how can i install it? [13:32] ttx: there is a tomcat6 bug there screaming at you [13:33] There are several... which one ? [13:33] * ttx should spend some time on tomcat6 today [13:34] there is one new one [13:34] complaining about the directory structure [13:35] ah right. [13:41] ttx: I have a problem with the python-cloud{servers,files} change you made. [13:41] soren: ah [13:41] I could have sworn I kindly asked to keep the source package name, by the way.. [13:42] Anyways, the package is still in Debian under the old name. [13:42] hrm [13:42] "the package" == python-cloudservers. cloudfiles is a different kettle of fish. [13:42] ..and my sponsor is reluctant to change it. [13:42] Python packaging policy says that the module name should be used for the package name. [13:43] Since we didn't (thank goodness!) change the module name (i.e. you still do "import cloudservers" to use it), the correct package name is "python-cloudservers". [13:43] the correct source package name or the correct binary package name ? [13:44] binary. [13:44] how do i install mono-complete on jaunty? [13:44] stanman246: You upgrade to karmic. [13:44] lol [13:44] touche [13:44] ttx: My sponsor in Debian would accept python-cloudservers-rackspace. [13:45] ttx: He does not want to rename the source package at all. I agree with that. The upstream name for the software is python-cloudservers. We can't really change that. [13:46] soren: let me gather my thoughts [13:46] *nod* [13:47] It's going to be a hassle to maintain them in both Debian and Ubuntu this way, and I really do want to do that. [13:47] python-cloudfiles has the same concerns, except it's not in Debian ATM, so it doesn't have the troublesome sycning problem. [13:51] I have a karmic server I run by virts from. Is it possible to install suite lucid from the karmic vmbuilder? [13:51] s/by/my/ [13:52] great, installed php5 and ubuntu screwed y virtual hosting [13:52] then you should fix it [13:53] Japje, cool story bro [13:53] diago: I'm afraid not. It's not super difficult to do, but I'm not sufficiently motivated to do it myself, and noone has sent a patch. [13:54] soren: I agree with you, you should open a bug about it on both packages [13:54] ok, but iso install with minimal will be fine? [13:54] yeah i thought so myself. My glass ball and my thee leaves couldnt really determine the problem.. so this is the best anwser you can get [13:57] bogeyd6: but perhaps you can enlighten us with the exact problem, then who knows.. maybe someone has an awsner [13:57] hi guys :) [13:58] Japje, installed php5, it installed forked apache2, forked apache didnt like my sloppy virtual host style so I had to create a vhost for each "subdomain". [14:01] so your saying.. i had an ugly vhost configuration and now apache is whining about it [14:01] after installing php5 === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [14:07] morning === mathiaz_ is now known as mathiaz === TREllis_ is now known as TREllis [14:37] ttx: do you want me to take nagios off your hands? [14:39] zul: sure, please do [14:51] New bug: #582251 in openssh (main) "debug1: Remote: No xauth program; cannot forward with spoofing." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/582251 [14:51] so, I found which package violates Ubuntu's "postfix is the default MTA" policy... [14:53] bug #582255 [14:53] Launchpad bug 582255 in drupal6 "Drupal package lists exim instead of postfix as preferred MTA" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/582255 === N is now known as jturek [15:08] SpamapS: ping when you are around [15:24] Any1 have some experience with preseeding postfix? My preseed skippes inet_protocols and i cant find a way to set it === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [15:42] looking at bug #572388, that is as designed for 10.04, isn't it? [15:42] Launchpad bug 572388 in eucalyptus "NC not available when auto registrating with second cloud present" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/572388 [15:42] One cluser per subnet. [15:53] I just installed Lucid Server x64, setting up software raid. Won't boot kicks me to a busybox prompt. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1474950 seems to indicate that the only solution is to install 8.04? Any other pointers? [16:14] sbalneav: That certainly looks like a bug we should investigate, if it's pratical - can you try installing 8.04 - just to check it's a regression.. Then open a bug please. [16:31] New bug: #582312 in tomcat6 (main) "Please sync tomcat6 6.0.26-1 (main) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/582312 === diehaai is now known as thefish [16:34] zultriaged the Tomcat question [16:34] s/lt/l:t/ [16:37] hi does anyone know how to setup bind9 with dynamic dns on ubuntu server, or could point me in the right direction of how to do it please [16:41] ttx: just saw you changed the status of cloud-loadbalancing blueprint to discussion. Where's the discussion being held? [16:42] it was held at UDS [16:42] "approved" would require the spec to be drafted first [16:42] the drafter should move it to "drafting" when he starts working on it === SuperL4g is now known as SuperLag [16:43] ttx: oh ok thought it was moved to discussion cause something changed and something else was to be discussed about it [16:44] no -- was moved (back) to discussion because I think moving it to Approved was a mistake. [16:45] ttx: oh ok :) [16:58] oh lawdy [17:03] New bug: #302880 in vm-builder (universe) "Add serial console in xml configuration file generated by vm-builder" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/302880 [17:28] Does anyone know of an alternative to unison [17:28] rsync? [17:28] Unison is currently eating up too much memory on my servers [17:28] i need directory mirroring [17:28] rsync [17:28] Is it feasible to use rsync for mirroring [17:29] yeah why not, use --delete :) [17:30] cool ill try that [17:30] unison is slow and cumbersome [17:35] hello :) [17:35] how do i set up my ubuntu as a proxy server ? === Sam-I-Am1 is now known as Sam-I-Am [17:35] BrixSat: normal http/https proxy? [17:35] mcas: yes [17:36] aptitude install squid :-) [17:36] my hosting domain is blocked on my firewall and i want to use a proxy on another vps i have to make redirection of my browser to there [17:36] do you need user authentication? [17:37] squid or varnish should be good for that [17:37] mcas: that would be prefereble [17:37] squid is installed now what? [17:37] varnish is way faster for reverse proxying than squid [17:37] but it's somehow worse to configure [17:37] squid is good :) [17:37] BrixSat: google for squid reverse proxy :) [17:38] i just need for some tips [17:38] upgraded one of my boxes to test from 8.04 to 10.04- rsyslogd is not logging anything except that it starts. [17:38] the main config is /etc/squid/squid.conf which is well documented [17:38] auth log, daemon log, all empty [17:38] squid.conf has 20x more docs than settings :) [17:39] or 100x [17:39] RoyK: yes it is quite big :p [17:40] BrixSat: this should help you http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/ReverseProxy [17:41] "/etc/squid/squid.conf" 4963 lines --0%-- 1,0-1 Top [17:41] anybody have any idea why rsyslogd just refuses to log anything now/ [17:41] mathiaz: ping [17:41] joe-mac: have you checked that rsyslogd is running? [17:41] yes mcas [17:41] this isn't amateur hour [17:41] mcas: :) [17:42] ok sorry joe-mac [17:42] is there any web config for squid :p [17:44] !ebox [17:44] ebox is a web-based GUI interface for administering a server. It is designed to work with Ubuntu/Debian style configuration management. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/eBox [17:44] BrixSat: that might have a plugin for squid [17:45] zul: o/ [17:45] otherwise, the config file should be quite trivial [17:45] mathiaz: nm...i just had a question about the mysql version but i answered my own question [17:45] zul: I'm glad I could help you so fast ;) [17:46] mathiaz: you are awesome! [17:47] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rsyslog/+bug/407862 [17:47] Launchpad bug 407862 in rsyslog "[karmic] Messages not being sent to system logs" [Undecided,Confirmed] [17:48] long thread about it there [17:50] joe-mac: could you update to lucid? [17:50] f**** ebox installed a lot of things i did not need :S [17:50] BrixSat: heh - low on disk space? :) [17:50] no low on ram memory [17:50] why do i need postgreesql for example :p [17:51] RoyK: i think joe-mac is still on lucid [17:51] jabberd :S [17:51] RoyK i have something like 70 8.04 boxes, just upgraded one that was for testing to 10.04 [17:51] and having this syslog rpoblem [17:51] ah [17:51] thereby making it impossible to know the results of these tests cause nothign is getting logged [17:51] * RoyK kind of likes 8.04 [17:52] it's bloody rock stable, for a start [17:52] rofl, sure [17:52] we only have one 10.04 in production so far [17:53] yea well, coming from a rhel world ubuntu is a joke [17:53] 16-core numbercruncher - the scientists wanted new lib versions [17:53] joe-mac: why? [17:53] a joke?? [17:53] we're moving from rhel to ubuntu these days [17:53] less hassle, just as stable [17:54] there's so many reasons and hacks that i couldn't even articulate any right now. i've just become borg'd by canonical due to the infrastructure i inherited === kirkland` is now known as kirkland [17:56] joe-mac: I guess most of it boils down to taste and perhaps religion - use rhel if you like it - I don't :) [17:56] no- it boils down to what the overlords say [17:57] one of the really nice things about ubuntu, is the amount of packages available - tried installing scipy with hdl libs on redhat? [17:57] it's a PITA [17:58] i would like to join in this ubuntu love in, by saying i love it [17:58] and 10.04 is ever so fine [17:59] * RoyK doesn't like grub2 === jjohansen1 is now known as jjohansen [18:00] yea, all the unmaintained, broken packages [18:00] so nice [18:01] f***k :@ ebox is good but install a lot of crappy things [18:02] max memory usage [18:02] it screwed over my config files too :P [18:04] :@ [18:04] if anyone is interested in tghe rsyslog thing, apparently 8.04 was running a super old version so you just add -c 1 to your /etc/default/rsyslog file. case closed. [18:05] thanls :) formating vps :S and then squid again [18:05] bye :) [18:10] joe-mac: not sure how you upgraded that system, but on all my lucid systems (both upgraded & newly installed) I have -c4 [18:10] I don't have any system upgraded from 8.04 -> 10.04 though [18:11] JanC: yes... and 8.04 was running version 1 [18:11] therefore backwards compatibility with version 4, doesn't really work with the config files for version 1 [18:12] at least one of those systems was upgraded to every version since before 4.10 [18:12] joe-mac: i'm surprised you were allowed to go from 8.04.1 to 10.04 [18:13] pmatulis: there is nothing preventing you from doing that [18:13] pmatulis: version 1 of rsyslog [18:13] it was the latest rev of 8.04 [18:13] joe-mac: oh [18:13] either way, if you want to stick to regular old syslog.conf syntax, you need compat with version 1 of rsyslog [18:13] After I upgraded my server from karmic to lynx, I have no console login. It is as if the getty sessions won't start, after the init the console flips over to tty7 and some stupid framebuffer text with console messages, but if i try to change to another tty I just get a blinking cursor and nothing else. What could have gone wrong? [18:14] danlii: can you log in remotely (SSH)? [18:14] i overwrote /etc/apt/sources.list by using apt-cdrom( which blithly destroys your sources.list and sources.list~( when run twice). does anyone have a pristine install u.s.a. version i can wget? [18:15] heh, now he's gone [18:15] pmatulis: I could at first yes, but now I seem to have broken that option as well. I can boot with init=/bin/bash if there is some file that needs to be altered. [18:16] danlii: was the system specially configured re logins prior to the upgrade? === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [18:20] ryoohki, can you try removing "quiet splash" from the boot line ? [18:20] ryoohki, might give a better idea of what's going on [18:20] anyone in the u.s.a. i can get a copy of /etc/apt/sources.list from a pristine 10.04 install? [18:21] sh1ny: what?! [18:21] ryoohki, when you get to grub, press e on the kernel line and remove "quiet splash" from that line ( it's at the end ) [18:21] sh1ny: this is an apt-get issue [18:22] sh1ny: it has nothing to do with booting [18:22] pmatulis: No. But actually, I just got it working. I just booted with the older kernel still left in grub... Thanks anyway. :) [18:22] ryoohki, i thought you said you can't get a shell after boot ? [18:22] sh1ny: wrong person [18:23] ah sorry, ryoohki [18:23] wtb reading comprehension and glasses :/ [18:23] anyone know the ctrl alt del equivent in synergy? [18:23] sh1ny: "wtb"? [18:24] want to buy [18:25] danlii: make sure you open a bug [18:25] therian, well at least you can tell whos'a n mmo player :D: ) [18:25] danlii: look for how the vts( virtual ttys( ctrl-alt-f1, ctrl-alt-f2, etc...) are started up [18:25] haha [18:25] shhh [18:27] actually i think thats the first time i gave an answer in this channel [18:27] therian, :D :) [18:28] dont think i could have started any lower tho... [18:29] hey, at least you know stuff, that many don't ! :) [18:30] haha [18:35] danlii: normally it's in /etc/inittab but ubuntu does it differntly [18:35] danlii: try looking at /etc/default/rc-sysinit and /etc/init/*tty* [18:36] can anyone share a pristine /etc/apt/sources.list from a u.s.a. system? [18:36] ryoohki: For? [18:37] ryoohki, http://paste.ubuntu.com/435657/ [18:37] it's from bulgarian just replace bg.archive with archive [18:37] and it will work [18:37] jpds: i used apt-cdrom which overwrites /etc/apt/sources( rather than make use of "#" commenting) [18:37] anyone familiar with tweaking nfs? [18:38] billybigrigger: a little. what's the problem? [18:38] ryoohki: For which release, sorry? [18:38] ryoohki, other than that it's stock sources.list [18:39] jpds: 10.04 [18:39] the default archive points to servers in the UK, maybe there are faster servers in the US ? [18:39] JanC: Yes; I'm getting at that. ;) [18:39] ryoohki: http://paste.ubuntu.com/435662/ should be fine. [18:40] ryoohki, what is a good speed for an nfs transfer over gige network? transfers are from sata/sata disks [18:40] i had to use ethtool to force the interface to full duplex because the old switch at work does not support autoneg.. how do I make sure this change survives the reboot ? [18:40] ryoohki, nautilus is reporting 62mb/s just wondering if i can squeeze anymore out of it [18:40] billybigrigger: i don't know [18:41] Does anyone have experience with installing xen on 9.10? [18:42] ryoohki: The ANL mirror is based near Chicago, if you want a geographically closer mirror I can make suggestions. [18:45] so it's look like there is no u.s.a. pristine sources.list for 10.04 since i have a bulgarian one and an edited on [18:45] sh1ny: thanks [18:45] ryoohki: Well, you can use us.archive.u.c, but that's based in London. [18:46] ryoohki, you're welcome [18:46] jpds: i just want an unedited one from a u.s.a. install [18:46] New bug: #582387 in ec2-ami-tools (multiverse) "update to 1.3-49953 to support ap-southeast-1" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/582387 [18:46] smoser: ^^^ hehehe [18:46] i opened it [18:46] smoser: ah ok [18:47] was trying to write a watch file for http://s3.amazonaws.com/ec2-downloads/ [18:47] but i dont think it can be done [18:48] sh1ny: i ran "sed -i -e 's#/bg.#/us.#g' sources.list" but it's not really what i wanted [18:50] ryoohki: us.archive.ubuntu.com is the default US config I suppose, but it's not necessarily the best ;) [18:51] ryoohki, ? [18:51] sh1ny: yes? [18:52] ryoohki, sed -i 's/bg/us/g' sources.list worked fine here [18:54] sh1ny: but that's bad advice since you assume "bg" isn't anywhere in the file, which is probably right, but is not a safe assumption without going through file teddiously by eye. [18:54] ryoohki, i know [18:54] sh1ny: i almost did that but i like to be safe' [18:55] ryoohki, it is a bad advice indeed, but in this particular case it's not [18:56] sh1ny: since people do searchs for info and this channel's irc logs are available via google i prefer the advice be always good and safe bbut even i sometimes fail to do that [18:57] ryoohki, yes you are right, i always assume people are smart enough to do backups, and to check before they use... :( === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [19:09] should I just add this in in interfaces file ? [19:09] up ethtool -s eth1 speed 100 duplex full autoneg off [19:09] or there is a more elegent way to do it ? [19:10] i am trying to keep the ethtool change permanent [19:15] has anyone had success getting lsi's megacli working with ubuntu? [19:17] Theravadan: yes === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [19:17] there is a mirror with debs but i don't have the link here [19:18] mcas, that would be absolutely amazing to find, thanks... alien is erroring out on me trying to convert it to a .deb package [19:18] axisys: i agree but i haven't found it using google and don't know off the top of my head [19:19] I think if I find this package: dpkg-shlibdeps: error: couldn't find library libpegclient.so.1 needed by debian/megacli/opt/MegaRAID/MegaCli/MegaCli (ELF format: 'elf32-i386'; RPATH: '/opt/lsi/Pegasus:/opt/lsi/openssl:./') .. I could do it [19:21] ryoohki: some mentioned using pre-up instead.. the redhat solution looks much nicer w/ configs [19:22] What's the best way to analyze log files? Is there something that can easily graph them, etc.? Particularly I'm looking at nginx access logs. [19:30] Theravadan: ah yes ... i remember [19:30] there was a trick [19:31] mcas, what was the trick? [19:31] i think i don't install it with dpkg [19:31] axisys: true, i would bet bsd is even better than red hat [19:31] i just unpack the deb and copy the binarys to the right place [19:31] i use mc for that [19:31] please try it [19:31] ryoohki: with solaris i use the driver.conf [19:31] mcas, ah mc, never heard of that, i will try it [19:34]