tense | hi | 00:26 |
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tense | I just set up a vpn server using the pptpd server but I'm having troubles to configuring the iptables to do NAT | 00:28 |
tense | with ubuntu server 10.04 | 00:29 |
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JohnDoy | tense: Why not use Vyatta, easier to config. | 00:59 |
tense | humm | 01:05 |
tense | i will try this | 01:05 |
tense | thanks | 01:05 |
jeeves_Moss | can someone tell me why hotmail would be giving me this error when I'm trying to send to my domain? http://pastebin.ca/1874100 | 02:24 |
Wiebe | Hi, im failing atm wondered if you know how to solve it :) | 02:32 |
Wiebe | trying stuff with SSH keys :) | 02:32 |
Wiebe | but now i get this: | 02:32 |
Wiebe | Received disconnect from 10.0.0.1: 2: Too many authentication failures for wiebe | 02:32 |
Wiebe | can i get the SSH server to let me connect again (i can login from other accounts). | 02:32 |
Wiebe | restarting the SSH server doesnt help. | 02:32 |
Wiebe | or do i have to wait x minutes.. | 02:33 |
steven_t | hello :) | 02:51 |
steven_t | how would i find on my own what the proper file is to run a script after the server boots up? | 02:52 |
cxo | How do you figure which device node corresponds to ataX in the kernel log? | 03:11 |
cxo | I have a hard drive that looks like its going to fail, the kernel log keeps saying ata7 is hard resetting. I want to know which /dev/sdaX it corresponds to so i can change the drive | 03:12 |
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Psi-Jack | Hmmm | 09:48 |
Psi-Jack | Well, this is annoying as heck. | 09:48 |
Psi-Jack | Why is it, when I setup a vm in virt-manager to use a more usable VNC display than the default 127.0.0.1 automagic one, it completely fails to let me manage it anymore in virt-manager, throwing python exceptions about character devices and such? | 09:49 |
twb | pastebin the transcript, including what you changed and the new error message | 09:51 |
twb | Might also be worth telling #libvirt (or is it #virt?) | 09:51 |
Psi-Jack | Heh, not sure. :) | 09:52 |
Psi-Jack | I'll set up another vm and do that, cause I want to be able to not have to use Xmingwin's Xlaunch from my windows workstation & laptop just to get to the console of a vm. | 09:52 |
drake | Hello all. | 09:53 |
drake | is that Ken1 from last night? | 09:54 |
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corpse | quick easy question, how do i make samba run on start up? | 10:40 |
RoyK | corpse: iirc it'll start on boot when it's installed - that's default | 10:44 |
RoyK | https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/installing-samba.html is a good place to start | 10:45 |
corpse | yeah thats what i thought but when i reboot my server i need to run /etc/init.d/smbd restart before i can connect with my other computers | 10:48 |
corpse | which isnt not a big deal, i just thought there might be somthing i could do quick to make that unessesary | 10:49 |
RoyK | cd /etc/rc2.d | 10:50 |
RoyK | ln -s ../init.d/samba S95samba | 10:50 |
RoyK | or something | 10:50 |
RoyK | isn't there any S*samba in /etc/rc2.d ? | 10:51 |
corpse | nope =\ all of my other server apps are there but no samba | 10:52 |
RoyK | just make one | 10:52 |
RoyK | symlink to the init script | 10:52 |
RoyK | look at what's there | 10:53 |
RoyK | there's a "proper" ubuntu way to do this, some command, but I don't remember - that command just makes the symlink anyway | 10:53 |
corpse | working on it =P | 10:54 |
RoyK | man update-rc.d | 10:55 |
RoyK | that's the 'proper' command | 10:55 |
corpse | lol think i ran the wrong command | 10:59 |
RoyK | [11:50] <RoyK> cd /etc/rc2.d | 11:00 |
RoyK | [11:50] <RoyK> ln -s ../init.d/samba S95samba | 11:00 |
RoyK | that'll work | 11:00 |
corpse | lol ok ill run it if a can get the server up again | 11:01 |
corpse | i ran update rc.d smbd start | stop it ran a bunch of errors now the server will not mount any of my drives or give me access to a comand line | 11:03 |
corpse | i guess i have to learn some how | 11:04 |
corpse | RoyK: thanks man that did it, very much appreciated | 11:13 |
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m_tadeu | hi everyone | 13:04 |
m_tadeu | I just installed ubuntu server but the console history is not active | 13:05 |
m_tadeu | mmm...guess the cursors are not working at all in the command line...can it be because it's running on a virtual machine? | 13:06 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #587548 in samba (main) "Samba fails to share printer in 10.04 " [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/587548 | 16:17 |
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desperate_man | hello. i am looking for someone who got time in PM. got problem with sysv/ startup script server 10.04 | 17:58 |
xperia | hello to all. how can i test if a connection to a specific port inside the lan is open ? example http://192.168.1.90:8080 | 18:03 |
very-desperate-m | hello. i am looking for assistance with server 10.04 to start script | 18:05 |
desperate-man | hello. i try to find someone who can help me with an automated startup script problem on 10.04 | 18:13 |
desperate-man | got anyone time or ideas? | 18:14 |
cloakable | Give me a moment and I'll get my crystal ball | 18:15 |
desperate-man | done that. didn't workout | 18:15 |
desperate-man | Does someone know OpenKM? | 18:17 |
desperate-man | - | 18:21 |
steven_t | ok so this is my plan on how to backup my vm: in the vm, mount a shared folder so host:~/grvm == guest:/mnt/shared and then inside the guest, cron a script that will rsync from guest:~/ to guest:/mnt/shared every N minutes .... what do you guys think? | 18:25 |
desperate-man | Does Ubuntu 10.04 use upstart or sysv? | 18:29 |
qman__ | desperate-man, ubuntu uses upstart, but it has sysv emulation, so scripts in /etc/init.d/ should still work | 18:34 |
gyre | hi...i have a q...im troubleshooting apache a little be and in tcpdump I can see ipv6 packets...instead of ipv4....when I check network settings I can see that ipv6 is disabled so what am I missing out ? | 18:49 |
gyre | the problem im experiencing is related to apache2ctl command | 18:50 |
gyre | is it using ipv6 procol and somehow bypassing network settings ?? | 18:50 |
RoyK | gyre: I'd recommend using wireshark instead - far simpler and way better | 19:05 |
gyre | RoyK yeah true | 19:13 |
gyre | but it gives the same results :) | 19:13 |
gyre | so the problem is not in capturing process | 19:13 |
gyre | problem is that i dont understand why is apache2ctl using ipv6 when querying apache2 status | 19:13 |
RoyK | perhaps it defaults to trying on the best protocol? | 19:14 |
RoyK | shouldn't matter much if it were using ipx, so long it does its job | 19:14 |
gyre | RoyK how do I force it to use ipv4 ? | 19:24 |
gyre | i dont want it to use ipv6 | 19:24 |
gyre | becaue obviously that's causing the troubles when retrieving the apache status on the commandline | 19:24 |
RoyK | http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/bind.html | 19:25 |
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gyre | RoyK im not talking about apache2 config...apache2 is set to be using ipv4 in my config | 19:27 |
gyre | my questions is | 19:27 |
gyre | why is APACHE2CTL using ipv6 when querying apache for the status | 19:27 |
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RoyK | do you use ipv6? | 19:29 |
gyre | no | 19:32 |
gyre | thats the weirdest thing | 19:32 |
RoyK | just checked two ubuntu boxes, one with hardy and one with lucid, and it doesn't look like any of them uses ipv6 for apache2ctl | 19:32 |
gyre | i have ipv6 disabled | 19:32 |
gyre | i made few tcpdumps | 19:32 |
gyre | and can see that it does | 19:32 |
gyre | did you tcpdumped apache2ctl status ? | 19:33 |
RoyK | just did an strace, and I see no traces of ipv6 there | 19:33 |
gyre | check out my screenshots...i attached them to my post on ubuntuforums; http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9384371#post9384371 | 19:34 |
qman__ | gyre, what method did you use to disable ipv6? | 19:45 |
RoyK | gyre: did you try to allow ::1 ? | 19:46 |
qman__ | I guess more to the point, if you disable ipv6 by blacklisting the kernel module, the software can't very well use ipv6 even if it wants to | 19:47 |
qman__ | as opposed to just blocking it all in the firewall or not configuring addresses | 19:47 |
RoyK | I don't see a big point in disabling ipv6 | 19:51 |
gyre | qman_ i didnt try anything yet | 19:59 |
gyre | i dont know how to do that | 19:59 |
gyre | i only checked the network settings | 20:00 |
gyre | thats it | 20:00 |
yurist | ubuntu newbie needs some help with disc partition | 20:02 |
yurist | gparted sais No devices detected | 20:02 |
gyre | yurist can you run sudo fdisk -l ? | 20:25 |
seanr | I added an SSL certificate to my box and configured apache to use it. When I attempt to restart apache, it fails, but no errors show in error_log. Why wouldn't it print out the error anywhere? How can I tell what's tripping it up? | 20:40 |
seanr | As soon as I remove the keys from default-ssl, apache starts, but I obviously need those keys to work. | 20:41 |
guntbert | seanr: does the key have a passphrase set? that could be a reason.. | 20:42 |
seanr | guntbert, yes, but I have an sh script to output it and have apache pointed at it. | 20:43 |
RoyK | remove the passphrase | 20:44 |
seanr | Or at least I did, not sure which config file it was in. Let me see if I can find it with a grep. | 20:44 |
guntbert | seanr: crazy idea :-) if the passphrase is on the system anyway - why not remove it (if only for a test) | 20:44 |
seanr | guntbert, I found it and removed it from mods-available/ssl.conf, tried to start apache, got fail and never did get the passphrase prompt. | 20:46 |
seanr | Why doesn't apache give me any more info? | 20:47 |
guntbert | seanr: increase the log level | 20:47 |
seanr | guntbert, set it to debug and only got this: [Sun May 30 15:49:05 2010] [info] Init: Seeding PRNG with 648 bytes of entropy | 20:49 |
seanr | Nothing else, still failed. | 20:49 |
RoyK | it's no point of having a passphrase for ssl keys on a server | 20:50 |
cloakable | indeed | 20:50 |
seanr | OK, I'll regenerate them without then. | 20:50 |
RoyK | seanr: you can remove it | 20:50 |
seanr | How? | 20:50 |
RoyK | don't remember the command, but still | 20:50 |
RoyK | google for it :รพ | 20:50 |
RoyK | usually it's the last step in ssl howtos | 20:51 |
RoyK | or one of the last steps | 20:51 |
guntbert | seanr: you can remove the passphrase - look at the manpage of openssl search for passphrase -- you can always alter it so you can leave it empty too | 20:51 |
seanr | OK | 20:52 |
seanr | OK, completely regenerated the keys, re-keyed it on Godaddy, and uploaded the new crt files from them and it still won't start. | 21:02 |
seanr | guntbert, the old certificate that worked was just a regular one, but the new one is a wildcard certificate - is there anything special about that that could be causing this to fail? I still don't get why it won't tell me what the bleeding error is even with LogLevel set to debug. WTF? | 21:03 |
guntbert | !language | 21:04 |
ubottu | Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 21:04 |
guntbert | seanr: I know nothing about wildcard certs -- sorry | 21:04 |
RoyK | wtf is this !language stuff? is ubuntu a christian channel? | 21:05 |
guntbert | !coc | RoyK | 21:06 |
ubottu | RoyK: The Ubuntu Code of Conduct is a community etiquette document to which we ask all Ubuntu users to adhere, and can be found at http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/ . For information on how to electronically sign the CoC, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SigningCodeofConduct . | 21:06 |
RoyK | guntbert: there is nothing in there about using the English language in full | 21:07 |
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guntbert | RoyK: but swear words (even obfuscated ones) are definitely unwanted | 21:09 |
RoyK | why? | 21:12 |
guntbert | !guidelines | 21:16 |
ubottu | The guidelines for using the Ubuntu channels can be found here: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines | 21:16 |
RoyK | guntbert: no, I'm wondering about why, not some guidelines | 21:17 |
RoyK | I was a little worried about how ubuntu would work on this 16 core box, but it's performed well with 100% cpu load over two weeks+ | 21:18 |
guntbert | RoyK: that is the way it is :-) I didn't make them ... | 21:18 |
RoyK | that's rather totalistic - obey the rules, they are there, without a reason | 21:18 |
guntbert | RoyK: the reasons are there - please read the guidelines | 21:19 |
RoyK | I've read them | 21:19 |
RoyK | they don't make sense | 21:19 |
guntbert | RoyK: I don't want to discuss rules this evening to be honest | 21:20 |
RoyK | seems noone really want to discuss them - totalist regimes should be quite little compatible with an open system like ubuntu | 21:21 |
seanr | What do you guys know about an issue with openssl in ubuntu/debian? | 21:41 |
seanr | Someone in #httpd just told me to ask. | 21:41 |
MTecknology | How do I setup a master/slave for MySQL? Any idiots guide to it? | 21:44 |
MTecknology | RoyK: I'll discuss - but I have a rather set view and we'll simply be battling the whole time | 21:46 |
binBASH | MTecknology: You can find a lot tutorials for that kind of setup via google | 21:48 |
MTecknology | binBASH: I figured - where there's a lot of info I usually like asking here because somebody usually has a link for the best way to do it in ubuntu :) | 21:50 |
MTecknology | nice nick | 21:50 |
binBASH | so you're lazy it seems :p | 21:50 |
binBASH | anyways, I'm off. cya tomorrow | 21:51 |
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chrismsnz | hey guys, does anybody here have experience with varnish? | 22:53 |
MTecknology | chrismsnz: i'm just starting to look into it | 22:54 |
chrismsnz | I have a strange problem with it - the thing throws a 503 when I have firebug enabled :\ | 22:54 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #433764 in clamav (main) "After upgrade, clamav's clamd gives "ERROR: initgroups() failed."" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/433764 | 23:17 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #587684 in munin (main) "Inexplicable green line towards the top of graphs" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/587684 | 23:35 |
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