[00:11] anyone know what this means in the debug log: Resume from disk failed. [00:12] exact line is: Jun 10 18:48:13 cs1 kernel: [ 1.988767] PM: Resume from disk failed. [00:12] this is on system bootup === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [00:23] Can anyone take a look at this and tell me why I'm getting "Not enough resources" when I try and start my instance? The paste is at http://pastebin.com/6quhxphh [00:25] Hrm. [00:25] i'm lagging out I think. [00:26] Can anyone take a look at this and tell me why I'm getting "Not enough resources" when I try and start my instance? The paste is at http://pastebin.com/6quhxphh [00:44] Hey guys.. I'm almost finishing my squid... The client can ping anysite, but I can't connect using name or IP... [00:47] What should "virsh list" show on my node controller? [00:49] Hey guys.. I'm almost finishing my squid... The client can ping anysite, but I can't connect using name or IP... === lau is now known as Guest25697 [01:04] Can anyone take a look at this and tell me why I'm getting "Not enough resources" when I try and start my instance? The paste is at http://pastebin.com/6quhxphh [01:10] does anyone run xbmc in server, or recommend a good command line media server? [01:14] Is there a floppy image I could use to try and boot an ubuntu cd on my server? [01:14] For some reason my cd rom won't even try and read the ubuntu cd [01:17] This is really driving me nuts. === AndChat| is now known as holmser [01:22] Anyone in here? [01:26] Can anyone take a look at this and tell me why I'm getting "Not enough resources" when I try and start my instance? The paste is at http://pastebin.com/6quhxphh [01:30] I got booted, did anyone have any input on the boot disk? [01:38] If i have a download going in a SSH connection, how can i get a new command line without stoping the download? [01:38] AndChat|: No one has said anything. [01:38] corpse: SSH in again? :p [01:38] =P [01:38] thought there would be a more convient way [01:42] corpse: you can interrupt the download and then put it in the background [01:43] pmatulis: yeah i suppose that would work as well. Thank you [02:04] corpse: I run screen. [02:04] corpse: Screen lets you open up additional ... well.. screens. [02:05] So I ssh back into a box, just run "screen -x" and it reconnects my screen. [02:05] I've got irssi on 2 servers, a bot running in the background, a few edit windows, etc. [02:05] Can anyone take a look at this and tell me why I'm getting "Not enough resources" when I try and start my instance? The paste is at http://pastebin.com/6quhxphh === register is now known as Guest82697 [02:06] New bug: #592493 in libnss-ldap (main) "runlevel arguments (2 3 4 5) do not match LSB Default-Start values (none)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/592493 === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [02:07] New bug: #592491 in kvm (main) "Problems to autostart a VM with kvm on 10.04" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/592491 === freeflyi1g is now known as freeflying === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [02:53] greetings all [02:54] quick question, I have a VirtualBox Guest with Lernid, Virtualboxt host is Karmic. Headless setup, where I remote into the guest via ssh only - I am finding there is lag in my Lucid, that i don't see in my karmic guest, same settings default install [02:54] anyone have experience with pxe installs? [02:54] Was wondering if anybody had suggestions of places to look to figure out where this "lag" is coming from. CPU looks ok with htop [02:55] its a notible delay as i type into the session that i don't see with karmic doing same app/function [02:56] !anyone [02:56] 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? [02:56] thanks twb lo [02:57] jturek: that was for holmser_. [02:57] twb: oh ok! i said "anybody" too i guess haha [02:58] jturek: pastebin the output of "ps auxf" within the guest. [03:05] Does Ubuntu have an HCL somewhere? [03:06] twb: http://paste.ubuntu.com/448045/ for the lag issue [03:06] jturek: that all looks fine. [03:07] twb: not much runnong on the box :) [03:09] I would next look at the host OS, e.g. if the niceness or ioniceness is different for one host to the other. [03:10] Re. HCL: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport [03:12] twb: i'll check, but same host for both karmic and lucid guest :) === register is now known as Guest85020 === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [03:20] how do I get mykey.priv to copy to my image before starting it? [03:24] godzirra: what is a mykey.priv? [03:25] twb: in this doc, it says to create a keypair and use it to start your VM. mykey.priv is the file it says to write it to, but mine says "mykey already exists" [03:26] and I'm not sure how to get the correct version [03:26] http://open.eucalyptus.com/wiki/EucalyptusGettingStarted_v1.5.2 is the url I'm reading from === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === Rafael is now known as rgotten [03:53] how hard or easy is to use a webserver [03:55] rgotten: nginx should be easy to set up. Apache, not too much more difficult. [03:57] bc: i know i have php, apache and other stuff installed, but from here to place and make my we up and running? [03:58] rgotten: service apache start, then open localhost in your browser [03:58] rgotten: sorry, make that apache2, probably [04:02] bc: i use webmin to manage the ubuntu server ( i know people dont like it) but is easy for me to manage the server...i cansee ther i have apache installed and i see i have a default server and a virtual sever..which i have to use [04:03] rgotten: I have no experience with webmin. I've never used it. [04:04] rgotten: by default I believe apache binds to 0.0.0.0:80, which will probably just work if you start it up. [04:04] ok but if i use he terminal..any easy how to? [04:04] rgotten: in terminal, sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start [04:07] bc: it says already running [04:08] rgotten: surf to the IP of the web server and you should see an apache page. [04:09] bc...you mean the ip of the computer..like 192.168.1.11 [04:09] rgotten: yes sir [04:10] what about to be seen by people outside of my network..i mean with my static ip [04:10] by the internet [04:10] rgotten: if your webserver is 192.168.1.11, and it is behind a router, then you may have to forward port 80 to 192.168.1.11 from the router. [04:11] rgotten: if your provider blocks 80, then you will have to use another port, like 8000. E.g. http://192.168.1.11:8000 [04:13] bc: can this expose my server to hackers or this is pretty safe [04:14] rgotten: that entirely depends on what you host with Apache. [04:15] rgotten: if you host just .html files.. pretty safe. close to fort knox safe, at least if you keep up with apt updates. [04:15] i just tried to install ubuntu-server on a computer using a usb flash drive. i downloaded the normal ubuntu-server iso and put it on the pen drive with unetboot. the installation stops because it cant find the ubuntu cd in the cdrom. [04:15] rgotten: if you host something like wordpress or phpbb or phpgallery, you have to watch it like a hawk. [04:16] bc: on hich folders of ubuntu shuld i download the folders of the website to be safe? [04:16] rgotten: I don't understand [04:16] is there any sort of backup ability included in ubuntu server? [04:17] panfist: there's a couple options listed on help.ubuntu.com [04:17] rgotten: grep -R DocumentRoot /etc/apache2 [04:17] bc: well i am new..so sorry if i sound dum....i am using a software call webplus x2...thia will upload the folder to the web server..i gues i havere to find a place were to uploaded? [04:18] rgotten: the grep above should show the location of the web directory [04:19] there seems to be a lot of specific documentation available for the last LTS but not lucid yet, or am i not looking in the right palce? [04:20] hello, at ubuntu 10.04 server install, i've created two lvm volumes encrypted and one not encrypted. the not encrypted one i could successfully set it to mount at /boot, but the encrypted ones i couldn't as it just flashed the screen and kept on the same menu portion. anything wrong? [04:21] panfist: most of the tools exist in all of them [04:22] hello, at ubuntu 10.04 server install, i've created two lvm volumes encrypted and one not encrypted. the not encrypted one i could successfully set it to mount at /boot, but the encrypted ones i couldn't as it just flashed the screen and kept on the same menu after activation. anything wrong? [04:24] panfist: I use rsnapshot. It has no pretty GUI, but the hard linking and ease of getting at the files was a winner to me. I've been using it for years and years. [04:25] panfist: single config file [04:29] panfist: to illustrate the hard linking benefit, currently my backups are 514G, and that's a couple of high traffic web servers combined. [04:48] hallyn: re https://code.launchpad.net/~serge-hallyn/ubuntu/maverick/qemu-kvm/update-to-12.4/+merge/27293 [04:49] hallyn: almost - I've requested a review from the ubuntu-sponsors team [04:49] hallyn: which is the way to ask for sponsorship [04:51] SpamapS: (late) pong [04:52] I am really confused right now... I just installed ubuntu 10.04 on my server, but it still rebooted to windows server 2003 [04:53] I don't know how the hell to get it off my server. [04:53] I just want to erase the damn thing and start from scratch [04:55] holmser_: when you installed Ubuntu, did you select the option for 'use entire disk' (or similar)? That is what will wipe out WS2003. [04:55] yeah... I did. [04:56] I selected "guided, use entire disk" [04:56] and when it installed grub it said that ubuntu was the only operating system [04:56] holmser_: boot a live image and write zeroes to the entire disk, then confirm that you have no other disks or ROMs on the system. [04:56] is there that option on a pxe boot? [04:57] Sure, just go to a shell and use dd [04:59] whats the dd command to zero the disk? [04:59] dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda [04:59] dd if=/dev/zero of= [04:59] thanks [04:59] e_t_: it won't be /dev/sda in d-i, it'll be something horrid like /dev/discs/scsi/lun/0/0/1/part/0 [05:00] It should be listed in /proc/partitions [05:00] Only if he's go a SAN. [05:00] e_t_: er, no, for SATA, too. [05:01] At least, that's my experience [05:01] My laptop's SATA drive is /dev/sda. [05:01] e_t_: *in d-i*? [05:02] I don't know what that means. [05:02] Which is rather my point. [05:02] Care to educate me? [05:03] holmser_: "cat /proc/partitions", which should list every disk and partition the kernel can see. The largest one is likely your largest drive. Have dd target that. [05:03] e_t_: d-i is the debian-installer, a kernel and ramdisk used for all installs of Ubuntu other than the desktop CD. [05:07] Does anybody know how to use windows group policies with samba server [05:07] !anybody > mopi [05:07] mopi, please see my private message [05:08] twb: thanks you are a big help [05:08] he likes to do that [05:09] he's done that to me 2x so far [05:09] I like people to contribute to the signal, not the noise. [05:09] he is also very helpful though.... [05:10] ubottu: what are you? [05:10] I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [05:10] ubottu: what kind of bot are you? [05:10] supybot? [05:10] ubottu: version [05:10] To find out what version of Ubuntu you have, type « lsb_release -a » in a !shell - To know the available version of a package, « apt-cache policy » [05:10] Bah. [05:11] !ubottu [05:11] Hi! I'm #ubuntu-server's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Bots [05:12] Ah, it is supybot, or based upon it. [05:20] !bye [05:20] Au revoir! [05:22] is there an easy way to give dd a progress bar? [05:23] holmser_: maybe pv [05:23] holmser_: pkill -HUP dd [05:24] Recent dd should respond to a HUP signal by emitting progress information to stderr [05:24] Sorry, usr1 [05:24] Don't use HUP, it'll stop dd [05:25] holmser_: In *theory* you should only need to blow away the first 512 bytes or so, but since that happens during install and didn't appear to work, you're blowing away the entire disk. [05:28] This server is a hand me down, and its the first actual server I have ever played with, so there are some things I am a little unclear about [05:28] when I run the cat /proc/partitions it gives me sda and sda1, both 75 or so gigs [05:29] I know previously it was set up as a raid 1 [05:29] when [05:29] when I was in the install, it showed 1 drive with 140+ gigs [05:30] Huh, how about that. [05:30] but when I look inside the box, there are 3 drives [05:30] holmser_: it's probably hardware RAID5, then. [05:30] if it successfully booted 2003, I'm guessing ubuntu only wiped one of the disks [05:31] and the RAID decided that was wrong [05:31] Yeah, that's possible [05:31] But then I'd expect him to be able to see all the drives [05:31] yeah [05:32] holmser_: do you WANT to have a RAIDed ubuntu? === register is now known as Guest3720 [05:39] Sure [05:39] I don't really care. I just want to be able to boot at this point [05:39] I've gone through so much damn trouble with this machine [05:40] * ball sighs [05:40] holmser_: if you just want to boot, unplug two of the three drives [05:42] But note that it's not easy to turn a raidless install into a raided install; if you want raid later, you'll have to reinstall [05:48] could it possibly be my raid settings? [05:49] We don't even know if you're using raid [05:49] I just looked at the raid settings, and apparently I have 2 147 gig drives [05:49] so now I'm really confused [05:49] I know the server 2003 install is using raid [05:50] You said there were three drives. Where does the third come in? [05:59] Perhaps you've got one array of three drives partitioned into two spaces? [05:59] Who knows [05:59] I'd wanna check if it was a fakeraid card, too [06:00] I'd wanna set fire to it, but that's just me. [06:01] Never trust a machine you can lift [06:01] * ball nods [06:03] So is auth-client-config supposed to be broken in 10.04? [06:03] http://pastebin.com/qjEnTzBi [06:07] No, it's my coworker's fault for being an ass [06:07] He created a new auth-client-conf profile and didn't do it properly. [06:07] ok... I just reset the raid config to defaults, and now the installer recognizes a 140 gig raid 5 disk [06:08] holmser_: how large are your individual drives? [06:08] I have 2 140 gig and 1 80 gig [06:09] I think [06:09] holmser_: I wouldn't try RAID 5 on those then [06:09] ...especially not hardware RAID5 [06:09] it freezes when I don't activate the raid, and it doesn't boot when I install to the 80 gig, so I'm kind of stuck [06:10] holmser_: Can you build a RAID 1 mirror from the two 140 Gbyte drives? [06:10] There is little point raiding disks of varying sizes [06:11] twb: at least with a hardware RAID controller. [06:11] twb: with software RAID it's possible. [06:11] It's *possible* with anything [06:11] * ball nods === register is now known as Guest77168 [06:11] s/possible/possibly useful/ [06:11] s/disks/partitions/ and the same applies to md raid [06:12] What is "md raid"? [06:12] The RAID that is implemented by the kernel's multiple disk driver, "md". [06:12] Ah, so Linux software RAID then? [06:13] As opposed to software raid that is fakeraid [06:13] md raid = mdadm = linux software raid [06:13] Thanks. [06:13] * ball <- limited Linux experience. [06:13] I try to avoid the term "software raid" because it could mean md raid OR fakeraid [06:14] I have never configured raid before, this is a gift server from a law office that I want to use as a file server [06:14] holmser_: Why do you (think you) need three drives in there? [06:14] holmser_: we can help you if you're using md raid. If you're using hardware raid, you need to talk to your hardware vendor. [06:15] holmser_: you need to look at the raid card and determine if it's hardware or fake raid. [06:16] twb: Would lspci or dmesg help him or her figure that out? [06:16] If it was me, I would use one disk for OS and the raid array for a database [06:16] ball: possibly. [06:17] holmser_: I'd take out the 80 Gbyte drive and just run on a mirror of the two 140 Gbyte drives. [06:17] holmser_: well, it IS you. [06:18] I didn't realize that this would be a literal crash course in server admin [06:18] I couldn't even get it to boot from a cd, so I had to configure a pxe boot [06:19] this thing has been a pain in the ass since the minute I brought it home [06:19] I'm actually impressed that you got PXE working on your own [06:19] holmser_: It's good to figure these things out during (or shortly prior to) installation. [06:19] holmser_: set fire to it. [06:19] and it sounds like there is a damn jet engine in my living room [06:19] my wife is pissed :) [06:19] holmser_: They tend to be. [06:19] luckily I had my web server in the closet that I could configure as the pxe hose [06:20] host* [06:20] I was really surprised that pxe worked too. [06:21] holmser_: maybe you should reconsider putting this crappy box in your home [06:22] A new, small-form-factor unit with two 500GiB drive would cost maybe $400 to $800. [06:22] I'm a broke ass college student [06:22] not really much choice [06:22] I am stuck with hand me downs [06:22] Do you pay for the power and A/C in your place? ;-) [06:23] yeah.... but once I get it up and running I am gonna throw it in my detached garage. its on seperate power that the landlord pays for :) [06:23] Does the detached garage have crickets in it? [06:25] I don't think so [06:25] do crickets like servers? [06:25] snakes do [06:26] I believe it [06:27] * ScottK knows cockroaches like televisions. Not sure about servers. [06:27] Some people I know had roaches crawl out of a desktop PC recently (not their own, thankfully) [06:31] New bug: #592523 in ethtool (main) "Please sync ethtool 1:2.6.34-2 (main) from Debian unstable (main)." [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/592523 [06:31] * bc killed one of the biggest "outside" roach bugs I've ever seen in my life yesterday trying to summit the ceiling. [06:31] I'm guessing it's the 90F heat [06:32] He had to be 2"x0.5" [06:32] I have a local apt mirror. How do I make the installer use that mirror instead of accessing the default ones? [06:33] jo-erlend: d-i or ubiquity? [06:33] d-i? [06:33] ah. d-i, yes. [06:33] d-i should prompt you to select a mirror during the install. [06:34] it doesn't. It does ask if I need to use a http proxy though. [06:34] I suppose if canonical have gotten too "helpful" again, you will need to either do an "expert" install or manually supply it on the boot: prompt or in a preseed file. [06:34] There is an appendix to the Debian Install Guide that covers these. [06:35] thanks. [06:36] is there a hook for any of the linux ftp servers to delete a file once a client has downloaded it? [06:37] I've solved it by cludging together awk, sed, bash, cron, and lsof but I'd like a more integrated approach that doesn't rely on log file analysis and such [06:39] criminy: http://mywiki.wooledge.org/FtpMustDie [06:40] that doesn't really help me. nor will it load. We are working with a lazy vendor. We typically use webservices over HTTPS but this vendor demanded a non-secure FTP in a DMZ [06:40] well, it doesn't boot to windows server 2003 anymore [06:40] but it just freezes on boot after post [06:41] I am starting to think that lighting it on fire is a viable option [06:41] ask a valid question and I get snark. fml [06:41] * ball nods, enthusiastically. [06:41] holmser_: take out the 80, configure your array and install your OS> [06:42] brb, pop [06:47] holmser_: the fact that it hung is progress [06:48] holmser_: now you can be confident that when you install ubuntu, it won't boot into windows afterward. [06:48] ball: pop? soda? [06:49] * ball nods [06:49] ball: North east? :) [06:49] ball: Penn? [06:49] bc: of what now? [06:50] ball: when you wrote pop, do you mean, for instance, pepsi/coca-cola? [06:50] I think this one's some sort of odd cherry pepsi thing. [06:51] I thought they had it in cans now [06:51] You wouldn't need to leave your terminal to go to the fountain [06:52] twb: Some days, walking to the fridge is the only exercise I get. ;-) [06:52] ball: you must be originally east of Missouri and north of Virginia [06:52] * ball thinks about it. [06:52] ball: heh [06:53] I suppose technically you're correct. [06:53] ...though perhaps not in the way you imagine. [06:53] ball: were you born in the area I described? [06:54] bc: I was born and raised in England. [06:54] ball: yikes, way off, by about an Atlantic [06:55] "England, Kentucky or England, Ottawa?" [06:55] \end{usian} [06:55] twb: :-) [06:56] I'm out before my mind explodes. G'night, foreigners. ;) [06:56] bc: I live in Illinois now though. [06:59] ball: What is the termin people in England use? Do they use "pop"? [06:59] s/termin/term/ [07:01] bc: I don't know. I'm not in England. [07:01] bc: It may vary by region. [07:01] "Soda" sounds American though. [07:01] ...so perhaps it's just "pop". [07:01] ball: no doubt it varies. OK, 'night. [07:21] New bug: #592529 in php5 (main) "package libapache2-mod-php5 5.3.2-1ubuntu4.2 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 10" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/592529 [07:23] Hi, is it possible to setup a kvm machine on a remote host via ssh? I need to install and configure a vm on our server but Its out of my reach and it also headless linux server without X. the guest system will alse be plain linux without X. So any hint? [07:33] rahman have you installed the guest os? [07:33] rahman, I don't have experience with it, but I see no reason why that wouldn't work [07:33] i have to stop apparmor to be able to manage my guest os [07:37] unewbie: Nope, As I try to say, I need to install it but I have only ssh access to host os. I used to use graphical tools to manage VMs. So I realy don't know how will I manage the VM when I start it up. Will it redirect its output to my current ssh console? Or Will I need to connect another port of the Host OS? [07:37] no [07:38] install the vm with ip [07:38] then ssh as usual [07:38] i just installed vm 2 days ago [07:38] i'm new too [07:46] unewbie: I figured out that I need to use virt-manager on my desktop to connect and see the output of the VM guest after I do "virt-install --connect qemu:///system -n vm10 -r 128 --vcpus=2 -f ~/vm10.qcow2 -s 2 -c archlinux-2010.05-core-x86_64.iso --vnc --noautoconsole --os-type linux --accelerate --network=bridge:br0 --hvm" So I am trying it know . Thanks [07:52] good [08:39] i cant seem to install ubnutu-server through usb. i've tried using unetboot and this http://www.pendrivelinux.com/run-ubuntu-9-10-server-edition-installer-from-usb/ it all gets stuck wanting files from the CD rom [08:49] CppIsWeird: Easiest way is to just use the mini.iso (netboot). Everything needed to boot is contained in the kernel and initrd [08:50] morning [08:50] *Technically*, I think the 12MB mini.iso is distinct from the 120MB-ish netboot .iso. [08:50] Just to make things confusing [08:51] Never mind, that's "netinst", not "netboot" [08:57] soren, sorry for giving anwers to your questions yesterday (questions that you asked to hep me)... I was struggling with my host and guest configuration and at the end it was the time to get my son... [08:58] soren, in the server mailing list you mention that you had configured an host as a router (in a datacenter), I would be really interested to hear a little more about that [09:10] Hi all; I'm running 8.04 (since it came out of beta/rc) on my server (mainly a web server with a little extra mysql help around the network). My question is; to weather I should go ahead and update to 10.04 yet, or hang on until the end of the life cycle of 8.04? It's been working great; upgrading would mean I could jump in and clean it out at the same time. [09:11] NineTeen67Comet: wait for 10.04.1 [09:12] I've tried a few odds and end on it over the years (Nagios 2 and some others) that failed .. as well as several different e-mail server tutorials gone bad. So I know there are some dead config files laying around in there. [09:12] twb: good idea; I always forget the small updates and their security/stability improvements. [09:18] huats: There's not much to it, really. Let me look it up. [09:19] !iptables [09:19] Ubuntu, like any other Linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'ufw' command - see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW | An alternative to ufw is the 'iptables' command - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo | GUI frontends such as Firestarter/Gufw (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE) also exist. [09:19] huats: These days, it should be even easier. That box is still running Hardy, and libvirt in Hardy didn't support this very well. [09:20] eagles0513875: Can you please do stuff like that in private? [09:20] sry [09:20] Don't be sorry. Be better :) [09:21] huats: You can create a network in libvirt that isn't NAT'ed, but just routed. [09:21] huats: It was added to support this very use case. [09:22] soren, that was my idea since apparently I have read in many places that the dataceter where the server is does not really support bridge [09:22] so I'll continue that way [09:22] huats: http://www.libvirt.org/formatnetwork.html under "Connectivity" [09:22] thanks soren [09:23] huats: You set [09:23] btw, is ipv6 addressing syntax already properly supported in libvirt? [09:23] huats: ...and that's pretty much it. Of course your firewall needs to allow the traffic to pass through and all that, but otherwise, that's it. [09:25] soren, ok I'll try that way [09:25] I'll let you know more during the day [09:32] huats: sure thing. [09:37] Apart from the Ubuntu main site, does any body know of a resource where I can find out about real world ubuntu server / desktop implimentations? i.e. someone who has installed from new or replaced a windows server / desktop domain with Linux (not just adding a Linux PC to a Win AD). Thank you all in advance!! [09:49] hey guys.. i try to get a pptp vpn running on my ubuntu vserver.. could anyone help me with this, cause i'm getting some error and googling arround didn't fixed it.. [10:03] quick noob question, once i have a iso mounted how can i go about installing the application? [10:03] or is that not possible from command line? [10:26] New bug: #592579 in bind9 (main) "bind9 crash at resolver.c:3093: REQUIRE((((fctx->queries).head == ((void *)0)) ? isc_boolean_true : isc_boolean_false)) " [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/592579 [11:05] How does one create a new ssl certificate? [11:07] Hey guys. Looking for something like similar to supervisord. I found that supervisord rarely works properly on 9.10, not sure I want to try again with 10.04. Suggestions? [11:07] how can i install xen on my 10.4? [11:08] angelete2: You can't. [11:08] and is it planed to add xen capabilities for newer versions=? [11:11] No. [11:12] angelete2: kvm is the way to go now, iirc. === beawesomeinstead is now known as quarterpastaweso [11:13] If someone wants to maintain Xen, they're welcome to, but as it stands, noone does. === quarterpastaweso is now known as beawesomeinstead [11:13] Ubuntu works fine as a Xen guest, though. [11:17] thank you [11:17] Nobody knows any alternatives to supervisor then? [11:27] Here is my kvm guest xml: http://pastebin.com/uLeeQ5US virsh reports its running but I cant connect to it via virt-viewer, KRDC (kde remote desktop for vnc and rdp) how can I connect to the vm and setup a guest os? [12:02] I am trying to do a iSCSI boot with ubuntu 10.4 but i'm getting the following error [12:03] ipconfig: eth0: SIOCGIFINDEX: No such device [12:05] Anyone alive? [12:05] [12:05] got a question about hardware compability [12:05] just ask [12:05] does ubuntu server take full use of multiple processors on the motherboard [12:05] Of course. [12:06] Dude. It's 2010. [12:06] yeah i know but i read on google about some issues [12:06] Even Windows does SMP these days. [12:07] the company is going to buy 3 dell poweredge 2850 servers [12:07] and i know im going to be the one the configurate them [12:09] mac_nibblet: I have a few R510 here with two Intel Xeon E5520 [12:09] oki [12:09] and u didn't have any major issues? [12:10] as long as the program is multitreaded all 8 cores are utilized and no issues at all [12:10] mac_nibblet: well I do have an issue but not cpu related [12:11] iSCSI boot is a pain and I don't know wether its simply a missing driver in the initram or some config thingy [12:13] rahman: ...but it's ok in here. [12:13] rahman: that screenshot doesn't help at all. You need to explain what you're doing. [12:14] soren: thanks, so #kvm is for only developer chats? [12:14] rahman: No, it's for kvm. [12:14] rahman: You're not having problems with kvm. [12:14] Probably, at least. [12:15] soren: thanks, never mind I give up to setup kvm, and will try VBoxHeadless instead [12:16] Have fun. [12:16] New bug: #592610 in samba (main) "Shared folders (through Samba) when following instructions sometimes does not work correctly" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/592610 [12:22] !bind9 | eagles0513875 [12:27] what modules do I need for a broadcom netxtreme2 [12:27] a_ok: bnx2 ifaik [12:27] ok thanks [12:27] a_ok: been having wierd problems on a dell blade with that here, are you having issues? [12:29] thefish: iSCSI boot not working so I want to make sure the driver is in the initram [12:29] ah k [12:34] is anyone having strange issues with ssh on a non standard port with iptables as a firewall [12:43] for some reason for me unless i restart ssh i cant connect to my server via ssh [12:44] the port im using instead of port 22 is 2200 [12:44] iptables is set to allow connections on that port [12:44] eagles0513875: unless you restart ssh? [12:44] so you cant connect, then you restart ssh and you can connect? [12:44] ya [12:45] basically [12:45] the operation either times out or is refused [12:45] this is after some time passes? [12:45] this is on a vps [12:45]