[00:01] MTecknology: disks are cheap [00:01] MTecknology: why would you send stuff over the wire? [00:01] anyone using ubuntu in a PCI compliant environment? [00:02] MTecknology: If you can't afford proper tape backup, just get yourself an external enclosure with hot swap drives of some kind.. backup to them, take one offsite every once in a while.. you'll be fine. But don't waste your time trying to exclude crap. It will bite you. [00:02] SpamapS: my backup server is one place. my production servers are elsewhere [00:03] SpamapS: when we get more money our dev system will be the backup system [00:03] for now - I'm stuck on a crappy budget [00:03] MTecknology: understood. When you're starting out especially, you have to take those risks. ;) [00:04] MTecknology: its good to actually sit down and think about what the risks are though. [00:16] mathiaz: do you want to merge puppet or do you want me to? [00:17] zul: how much different is puppet? I hjave yet to see it [00:21] MTecknology: dunno i havent quite looked at it yet [00:22] I've got UEC running eucalyptus and a handful of running nodes, I can only ping those nodes from my master server, but not any other servers on my network, even though I can ssh into those boxes from various locations, what do I need to do to enable ping on those boxes? [00:22] hi MTecknology === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [00:33] nginxx: hi [00:37] mathiaz: ping === cmdshftn_ is now known as cmdshftn [01:21] do any of you know of any backup pacakge for clouds (storage backups, I mean)? [01:30] hggdh: bacula? ;) [01:31] zul: perhaps could be used, yes, thank you. We should look at it. [01:37] anyone monitoring eucalyptus vms with zenoss? [01:44] does cloud init install recommends? [02:21] New bug: #594403 in squid "cannot be made to cache responses with no LMT/Date/Expires" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/594403 === wieshka_ is now known as wieshka === STF is now known as Guest62375 [02:32] hi [02:32] is it worth reporting abusive IP's to the ISP that holds the IP? [02:33] has anyone here done it? [02:33] and if so, did you get a respons? [02:33] * X-Sleepy-X is not sure if it's worth the hassle [02:34] My infosec friends say it's useless. [02:34] As a matter of fact I've heard of them logging into vulnerable dd-wrt routers and fixing bugs themselves so that attackers can't get back in and continue harassing their network. [02:35] But that's typically a bored Saturday night. [02:37] Cloud noob question: if I were to set up a UEC cloud on a few of my older machines, could I install a GUI on the cloud and use it just like a desktop machine? [02:45] mac9416, in short, no [02:45] that's not the purpose of a cloud [02:51] qman__, I see. [02:52] I'm just looking for a purpose for my pile of old computers. [02:52] Distributed computing is what I have in mind. [02:52] cluster into a compiling system [02:53] yeah, a beowulf style cluster would be more effective [02:53] cloud is aimed at high performance hardware [02:53] Ah [02:53] say you have a dozen quad xeon servers, and you need to run 100 VMs [02:53] that's what a cloud is for [02:53] I see. [02:53] That's something I don't have. :-) [02:53] beowulf then. I'll look it up. [02:54] a beowulf cluster can spread threads across multiple physical machines [02:54] so if you have a CPU intensive application that supports multithreading, just turn the threads up and it'll share the load [02:55] Nice. [02:55] I guess one application I had in mind was Blender. [02:55] It supports multiple threads for rendering. [02:55] of course, it has to be relatively big, otherwise the network performance will negate the advantage [02:55] Right. [02:57] Well, even if it does a half-decent job, I'll learn something in the process, so it won't all be for nothing. [03:11] how can I check which mail protocols are enabled with dovecot/postfix [03:20] can someone help me manage my logs. They keep recording dropped/aborted/limited events despite havig removed them and something keeps adding those rules back in....getting very frustrating to troubleshoot real software issues with I have 80,000 lines of nothing but those 3 iptables rules.... [03:42] every time i try to mount anything i get mount: /dev/sr0: unknown device. I've never even attempted to mount /dev/sr0. [05:32] hey guys [05:32] how do i do a remote upgrade to 10.4? when i try do-release-upgrade it says it's not recommended to do remote upgrades [05:33] but i remember i used something else to go from 9.04 to 9.10 [05:39] Hilikus: do-release-upgrade is the best way. It does offer you an alternate ssh connection in case of problems. I recommend you check you can access it before you start the actual upgrade. [05:49] thanks [06:00] can i install ubuntu 8.04 as guest os with kvm in my ubuntu 10.04 host? [06:09] unewbie: I don't see why not. [06:11] ok, i'll try [06:14] I suppose you might get better *performance* with guests that have recent kernels and thus support virtio, but kvm *should* handle *any* guest OS, albeit slowly. === STF__ is now known as STF [06:51] what's the footprint like (memory wise) of server compared to desktop? Rough guestimate. I need to install a LAMP server and I'm deciding between loading my MacBook up with RAM (I bought a basic MacBook with 2GB) or just installing the server version under VMWare. [06:56] server is smaller by far, if you don't run any services :) RUn a huge database there and you'll need plenty of RAM... what are you doing with it? [06:59] I'm doing development work on an iPhone app against a RESTful server [06:59] I have a staging server and live server in the cloud to do testing, etc. Load testing. [07:00] However, I need to be able to do development of the app on my VMWare instance. [07:01] You can run server happily in 512MB with apache and a small MySQL db. Probably in 256MB if you must. [07:03] ok [07:03] thanks [07:03] You're welcome. [07:11] jmarsden: 128 MB is not sufficient to run the normal installer; it silently fails near the end and the result isn't bootable [07:12] When installing I allocated 512 to my VM; afterwards I *think* was booting happily with 128MB. [07:12] Oh, that was with 8.04 and without the "lowmem=N" boot options. [07:13] twb: Makes sense. I only suggested going as low as 256MB, which should be OK for install, as well as running thereafter. [07:23] I have a lucid VM running w/ 192M .. but I installed w/ 384 [07:23] should be able to go even lower depending on the services you want to run [07:24] basically a LAMP server. Nothing fancy. [07:24] * twb grumbles [07:25] "nothing elegant" is more like it. Stupid mysql. Stupid PHP. [07:25] haha [07:25] I agree [07:25] I didn't pick the architecture [07:26] If I were starting it from scratch it would probably be Python on AppEngine or somewhere where I could take advantage of something like BigTable [07:50] Hi [07:56] When generating a ramdisk inside a 10.04 chroot, I get a lot of grep: /proc/modules: No such file or directory [07:56] In what way is the 10.04 chroot's initramfs-tools trying to be cleverer than the 8.04 chroot, and how do I tell it NOT to be clever? [08:03] <_ruben> just mount /proc ? [08:04] Except that I suspect it's doing stuff along the lines of MODULES=dep, which will generate a totally wrong ramdisk because the host I'm building on and the host I'm booting on are totally different. [08:13] <_ruben> i always kinda assumed a ramdisk to be specific to a host its built on, so building for another host would only work if hardware would be identical/similar [08:13] <_ruben> well .. an initrd/initramfs/etc [08:14] when using "get" in ftp, is there a needed option to download a full directory? [08:15] <_ruben> depending on the client you could use get -R, or mget, or ... [08:15] sorry, ubuntu 10.04 using lftp [08:21] _ruben: that wouldn't work very well for e.g. the ramdisks that d-i and the desktop CD user [08:21] s/user/use/ [08:22] corpse: that's up to lftp. The FTP protocol itself has no facility for recursive downloads. [08:30] corpse: I think you may be looking for the "mirror" command in lftp? [08:31] I am trying to download a directory that has multiple files in it from a seedbox to my fileserver though a ssh window [08:31] so instead of just moving one file at a time i would like to copy over the hole directory [08:32] So in lftp, type help mirror and use it to move the stuff you need around... right? [08:34] for just a "a bunch of files from one directory" you could use mget instead. mirror will recurse if your directory to copy contains subdirectories you also want to copy... [08:35] jmarsden: When i tryed to use mget i would get a file access error. the mirror command seems to be working though. Thanks much [08:35] You're welcome. [08:46] New bug: #594477 in php5 (main) "5.2.4-2ubuntu5.11 vanished" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/594477 [09:12] after upgrading our server, noticed this: http://pastebin.com/cF1TVjx1 [10:00] hi [10:01] I accidentally deleted the sarg index.html file located under /var/www/squid-reports/ the index.html file says about Daily, Monthly and weekly, is there a way to regenerate it again ? [10:02] sarg --> squid analysis report generator [10:02] I am on ubuntu 9.04 server === RudyValencia- is now known as RudyValencia [10:04] checking in again for my query ? [10:14] morning [10:22] http://cache.gawkerassets.com/assets/images/4/2010/03/for_traffic_cameras.jpg [10:30] kaushal: Dude. Two minutes after posting your question is /not/ an appropriate time to pester the channel again. [10:30] New bug: #594509 in irqbalance (main) "irqbalance main process ended, respawning" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/594509 === erichammond1 is now known as erichammond [11:13] Does anyone has installed ubuntu server on IBM xServer 225 ? I get kernel panic while installing... [11:14] I installed 8.04 on some kind of IBM rackmount box [11:15] i'm talking of 10.04... [11:15] now i'm changing cd reader, maybe is broken [11:15] Looking at the IBM product poster, I think it was an x3950 or so [11:16] ah, modern one :-) [11:16] It was new at the time, yes [11:16] It would've been about 3RU, not a blade server, with three SATA disks in a hardware raid5 [11:17] It worked, anyway, apart from $boss forgetting to buy the RAID5 ROM [11:18] Does the panic indicate what failed? [11:19] are there any nice web management tools for iptables beside webmin and bitfrost? [11:19] Error404NotFound: that suggests webmin is nice. It isn't. [11:20] ebox is what Ubuntu prefers for web management. Personally I think it's a bloody waste of time and it cripples both the system and the sysadmin who learns it. [11:20] twb, correct :P [11:20] For iptables I'd be using the iptables-persistent package and writing a simple, elegant ruleset. [11:21] If you prefer to have a wrapper make a mess of things, ufw is simple and shorewall is powerful. [11:21] twb, shorewall is great... [11:22] twb, i think if i get some time i might write a basic PHP web ui with mysql support for managing shorewall... [11:22] Shorewall adds complexity, and I'm not convinced that you get much in return. [11:22] Error404NotFound: I expect someone has already done that, but then of course you'll be running PHP and MySQL... [11:22] twb, hmmm, i also expect, but unable to find one :P, there is a module for webmin and shorewall though [11:23] soren: apologies [11:28] I guess most cowboys simply use webmin [12:06] New bug: #594544 in dhcp3 (main) "get prompt about modified config file on upgrade from hardy to lucid" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/594544 [12:17] Hello. We ware currently experiencing problems with samba on our ubuntu 9.04 server. Access to the shares is very slow. How can I best analyze the problem and have their been recent reports on problems with samba? [12:20] mco1: have you looked at the logs? [12:20] Have you checked /proc/mdstat, SMART, dmesg, etc, for an underlying error? [12:20] <_ruben> i'd start at the bottom and work yourself up .. check diskload ... network load [12:21] Yeah, that too. [12:23] /proc/mdstats reports no errors [12:23] The only error I can find in dmesg is "[ 33.109609] svc: failed to register lockdv1 RPC service (errno 97)." [12:23] processor and memory load seems fine [12:24] But there seems to be a problem with disk load: [12:24] $ df -h [12:24] Dateisystem Größe Benut Verf Ben% Eingehängt auf [12:24] /dev/md0 277G 277G 266M 100% / [12:24] udev 501M 264K 501M 1% /dev [12:24] none 501M 0 501M 0% /dev/shm [12:24] none 501M 568K 501M 1% /var/run [12:24] none 501M 0 501M 0% /var/lock [12:24] none 501M 0 501M 0% /lib/init/rw [12:24] none 277G 277G 266M 100% /var/lib/ureadahead/debugfs [12:24] /dev/md1 466G 447G 20G 96% /daten/groups [12:25] <_ruben> df doesnt show diskload, it shows diskusage [12:25] my bad, thanks. [12:25] <_ruben> but full disks tend to be a bad sign anyway [12:26] I don't exactly know the purpose of debugfs? [12:26] <_ruben> dont worry about that one, / is more important (and the same disk) [12:27] <_ruben> as for diskload, use iostat (eg: iostat -m -x 3) [12:30] I will try to make some space on the disks, meanwhile I will read the manpage of iostat. :) [12:33] hello everyone [12:34] can someone help me? anyone here? [12:35] !ask [12:35] Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) [12:38] well, i have the ubuntu 10 server cd in my 2nd pc now, and want to install it. but it seems that ubuntu doesnt recognize my keyboard, i cant choose the language from the list. but in the "normal" ubuntu version and also in the bios the keyboard works.. anyone got an idea? [12:48] ok found the solution... by enabling the usb keyboard support in the bios.. === wieshka_ is now known as wieshka [13:01] New bug: #592641 in eucalyptus "Authorizing simultaneous rules to a group fails" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/592641 [13:18] truecrypt manage to lose a whole volume i had on a usb drive [13:20] does anyone have to work with Ubuntu hosts on ESXi4 Server and deal with vlans?! [13:22] what firewall settings does the ufw must have so it can have dns server bind9? [13:23] tydeas, guess only needing is that it let pass 53UDP [13:23] Perhaps "ufw allow dns"? [13:23] Make that "ufw allow domain", per /etc/services [13:23] Could not find a profile matching 'dns' [13:24] what do you mean per /etc/services [13:24] yes, it can use /etc/services, port number[/protocol] or application profile (see ufw app list) [13:24] twb, you mean make that "sudo ufw allow 53" [13:24] UDP/TCP will be open on 53 with ufw in that configuration allowing full DNS [13:25] e-DIO-t, i used to have to do it but then we did away with VLANS and went to true switching environment [13:25] any of these would work: [13:25] sudo ufw allow 53 [13:25] sudo ufw allow domain [13:25] sudo ufw allow Bind9 [13:25] check that Bind9 [13:25] It seems like our samba problem was mainly caused due to our mac clients. Thanks to _ruben and twb for helping me find the problem faster. [13:25] There is an app Bind9 :) [13:26] sigh bodgey: my boss won't buy other switches guess :P [13:26] [the fact is that tha idiot bought 2 48port switchs :°°°°] [13:26] sounds like you dont even need VLAN [13:27] but anyways [13:27] whats the prob e-DIO-t [13:27] well: i'll "show" you all the way [13:27] 1 - installed vlan package on the ubuntu server on ESXi [13:28] 2 - configured a iface eth0.10 [raw_device etcetc] on network 10.0.0.0/24 [13:28] 3 - built up a portgroup on Vswitch to Truck all vlan [vlanID 4095] [13:29] 4 - set as "tagged member" of VLAN10 the output port of the Vswitch [13:29] 5 - setup a eth0.10 on my own laptop, and setup my own switchport as tagged member of vlan10 [13:30] ...no ping :°°° but the same configuration with 2 phisical hosts [i mean: no vswitch in between] works [13:30] [ps: ping fails, arping too] [13:30] i assume you setup up the actual switch with VLAN [13:31] e-DIO-t, also we will need a pastebin.ubuntu.com of your "sudo ifconfig" [13:32] sorry [13:32] e-DIO-t, also we will need a pastebin.ubuntu.com of your "sudo ifconfig -a" [13:32] well, i'm cisco "born" so those 3com are a bit "strange" to me. Anyway since the same config with 2 ubuntu phisical hosts works, guess the phisical switch config it's ok, and even the ubuntu one [13:32] ...ok, i'm pasting..would you like a /etc/network/interfaces too? [13:33] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/450075/ <== heres Ubuntu server "in" EsxI" conf [13:34] e-DIO-t, is the 8021q module enabled? [13:35] not "staticly": but i modprobed it during proofs [13:35] k [13:35] have you rebooted since [13:36] guess...i should have not. [13:36] this will load 8021q on boot sudo su -c 'echo "8021q" >> /etc/modules' [13:36] then we need a pastebin of your /etc/network/interfaces [13:37] isical switch config it's ok, and even the ubuntu one [13:37] e-DIO-t, also we will need a pasteù [13:37] damn...ghgh wait [13:38] here's the server one [13:38] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/450077/ [13:39] well there is your problem [13:39] configured a iface eth0.10 [raw_device etcetc] on network 10.0.0.0/24 [13:40] mmmh [13:40] but you clearly have it set as eth1.10 [13:40] ... [13:40] ..well..wait [13:40] this brings serious doubt of credibility [13:40] hi, I have eucalyptus (UEC) running on two machines (cc+clc+walrus+sc) and (nc). I can ping created virtual machines and they receive ips from my real DNS in system mode. The problem is that I cannot ssh into them, even though they are running a regular Ubuntu Lucid image. Any ideas? [13:40] nodeadmin, is the firewall enabled? [13:41] no wait [13:41] i can't follow u: [13:41] ufw says inactive on the controller and node. [13:41] i got: eth0 as "native", eth1 as auto, and eth1.10 on /etc/network/interface [13:42] e-DIO-t, well the pastebins look fine and with your apparent knowledge of the system it looks like everything but your switch is setup. You do realize you have to configure the switch for that VLAN and then it should start working just fine. [13:42] nodeadmin, that was my best guess [13:43] mmh...damn: but it won't go :°°°° [13:43] lol, thanks [13:43] e-DIO-t, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/vlan [13:44] well boogey :P right, problem's not the ubuntu one [13:44] its kind of funny, either I can ssh into them from only the controller, and they can access the outside world, but nobody can access them. Or, in system mode, everybody can ping them but not connect, not even with hybridfox. [13:44] guess there's something between switch and vswitch [13:45] Is there any gui for bind9"? [13:45] e-DIO-t, which model of 3com switch do you have? [13:45] Baseline Switch 2948-SFP Plus [13:45] tydeas, not at the moment but here is the best docu i have ever seen on bind9 setup in ubuntu, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/dns-server-setup-using-bind-in-ubuntu.html [13:45] and i'm hating them: they got also some "strange issue" on MAC/IP based acl [13:45] tydeas: for sure it's called "gnome terminal" ;) [13:46] !dns | tydeas [13:46] tydeas: To set up a Domain Name Service see the !serverguide - https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/dns.html [13:46] e-DIO-t: i love it. [13:46] ^_^ [13:46] e-DIO-t: Error: "_^" is not a valid command. [13:46] my boss asked for a gui. [13:46] ahaha mine too [13:46] using irssi [13:47] is still asking for gnome-desktop over a group of servers ;) [13:47] to talk here ;) [13:47] damned windows-grown geehehe [13:47] xoxox [13:47] even starting using w3m when want to read documentations such as how to set bind9 [13:47] morning [13:48] i am a fedora user though [13:48] tydeas, http://www.debianadmin.com/bind-dns-server-web-interfacefrontend-or-gui-tools.html [13:48] using ubuntu-server [13:48] e-DIO-t, http://support.3com.com/infodeli/tools/switches/baseline/3Com_Baseline-Switch-2948-SFP-Plus_User-Guide.pdf suggest 802.1q is not even supported [13:48] NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO [13:48] THAT WAS MY NIGHTMARE [13:49] :°°°° [13:49] .... [13:49] what? [13:49] i'm going to kill my boss :°°° [13:49] ok...i'm going to smoke and seriously offende some random-god. BRB :( [13:50] lol [13:50] read the user guide first [13:50] how can i check if the webmin is in the repo of ubuntu? [13:51] i did a cntrl+f for 802.1q and couldnt find it [13:51] tydeas, sudo apt-cache search webmin [13:51] !webmin | tydeas [13:51] tydeas: webmin is no longer supported in Debian and Ubuntu. It is not compatible with the way that Ubuntu packages handle configuration files, and is likely to cause unexpected issues with your system. See !ebox instead. [13:51] even if it isnt, there is a .deb from webmin themselves [13:52] any one form the ones bogeyd6 posted my before that are supported? [13:52] !ebox tydeas [13:52] lol [13:52] !ebox | tydeas [13:52] tydeas: 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 [13:52] is it for BIND9 config too? [13:53] the whole shebang a bang [13:53] did not understood [13:54] tydeas, http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/ebox-dns [13:54] depending on server version of course [13:55] used apt-get to take it :) [13:59] what's all about dynamic dns? [13:59] i have static ip? [13:59] do i need something from this? [13:59] e-DIO-t, IEEE 802.1Q defines an architecture for virtual bridged LANs, the Tagging [13:59] Compliance services provided in VLANs, and the protocols and algorithms [13:59] involved in the provision of these services. An important requirement [13:59] included in this standard is the ability to mark frames with a desired Class of [13:59] Service (CoS) tag value. [13:59] so maybe it is considered a feature of the switch [14:00] !ebox | tydeas [14:00] tydeas: 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 [14:00] what this suppose to mean? [14:06] !english | tydeas [14:06] tydeas: The #ubuntu, #kubuntu and #xubuntu channels are English only. For a complete list of channels in other languages, please visit http://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat [14:16] ttx: the server meeting conflicts with Brazil's game today :-( [14:17] hggdh: use your right brain to cheer and your left brain to type ? [14:17] ttx: I guess so :-) [14:17] ttx: when does France play? [14:18] France is still on track ? [14:18] j/k [14:19] Guys, any way we can actually turn off / disable the Image Store entirely in UEC? [14:19] hggdh: Thursday 1830 UTC [14:19] I am thinking that it would be best to remove the tab entirely from the web ui where there is no Internet connectrivity [14:19] ttx: thanks. Should be a nice game to watch [14:20] I'm setting up key based auth for SSH. Am I able to copy my public key to any other machine I use (eg. by USB stick) or should I generate a new key for each machine? [14:20] Ryan1, check ssh-copy-id [14:21] copying your public key to other machine is basically what it does [14:21] My understanding is that it copies it to the SSH server and adds it to the authorized_keys file [14:21] Ryan1, just fyi, id == key pair, in ssh parlance [14:21] Ryan1, yep [14:22] Basically, my home desktop is my SSH server [14:22] And I'm using my laptop at the moment, which I've set up correctly [14:22] And used ssh-copy-id to move the public key to the desktop/server [14:22] But I also SSH from work [14:23] So I need to know if I can just put my public key on a USB drive and take it to work [14:23] Or whether I need to generate a new key from my work PC [14:23] Ryan1, ok then. You will need to carry your private key with you, to be able to ssh into the machine where you have deployed your public key in authorized_keys [14:23] Ryan1, *or* generating a second key and adding the public part to the authorized_keys file is apossibility [14:23] ok, thanks [14:24] both would work; I prefer single key [14:25] i can not understand how to start ebox yet. [14:27] EtienneG: IIRC, it is all javascript [14:27] bogeyd6, so in the end: those 3com are vlan useless :°°° [14:27] hggdh, erm, ok. Any easy way to tweak that? [14:28] EtienneG: and, unless you drive a connection to (say) the Image Store, you will not know if it is reachable or not [14:28] EtienneG: no, I do not know of any easy way [14:28] hggdh, too bad, I will forget it then [14:28] * hggdh goes have a look [14:31] e-DIO-t, i dunno [14:32] e-DIO-t, read the user guide and see if i missed something [14:32] bbiab, gonna do my backports update and see if this fixes my laptop problems === zah3r is now known as ZAHER [14:40] "4.2 802.1x Auto-VLAN Assignment This release allows VLANS to be assigned via the Radius server. Note that this feature if enabled can assign untagged VLANs to ports where users are already connected. If they [14:40] are assigned to other untagged VLANs then they will be removed from the port." [14:40] ...so guess it should work with 802.1q trunks :°°° [14:41] and i'm in the same ole deep sh!t :°°° [15:02] <_ruben> e-DIO-t: why do you need vlan support within your vm? you need more than 4? [15:05] nope _ruben: i'd be glad to separate broadcast domains even within the same phisical blade [15:07] anyway the fact is: why shouldn't work since vswitch supports 802.1q trunks, phisical switch supports 802.1q trunks and linux supports 802.1q trunks?! [15:07] that's sending me nuts :°°° [15:07] <_ruben> it works for me as well .. but gotta run now [15:08] :°°°° [15:08] ok...hope to got you any other day. to get a "chat" bout this [15:08] e-DIO-t: This conversation is a bit over my head, but perhaps you'd find better support asking in ##networking ? If not, feel free to ignore me ;) [15:09] ops: pici neither tought it could exist :P [15:09] [and neither searched for it... i'm going to take a look] [15:13] mmmh [15:19] hggdh, ping [15:20] smoser: pong [15:21] eucalyptus bug... mail from them suggesting fix [15:21] i'll do a build if you'd like and get you some binaries if you can then attempt a fix [15:21] yes, small fix, two modules. I tried patching it, but don't know how :-( [15:21] smoser: yes, thank you very much [15:54] hggdh: ping [15:55] smoser: hggdh: actually, i just sent a build to ~ubuntu-virt ppa [15:55] smoser: hggdh: get that tested whenever you can [15:55] hggdh: maybe you can start prepping the rig for that test [15:55] kirkland, cool. thanks. [15:55] my build failed, don't know why. [15:58] i basically did the same thing you did [15:59] ah. i know what i did differently, i tried to build on maverick [16:01] kirkland: the rig is ready. As soon as your build is done, I will install and run tests on it [16:10] kirkland, so, just an fyi, lucid-proposed eucalyptus fails to build from source on maverick. [16:10] probably a "oh well", but just fyi [16:11] smoser: yeah, i think Daviey is on top of that one ... something about libgroovy, i think [16:13] smoser: yep.. that is fixed in a pending upload [16:17] kirkland: Are you able to upload that? (Note, i've pushed to the branch today) [16:17] Daviey: the 1.6.2 maverick? [16:17] in top i see the process 'apache2'. is there any way to get more info than that such as what virtualhost this process is serving? [16:17] Daviey: i'll sponsor that now [16:18] Daviey: wait, i couldn't build a source package [16:18] Daviey: where is the orig tarball? [16:19] kirkland: from upstream branch [16:19] kirkland: wait 1, one more commit, just noticed something [16:19] Daviey: okay, i can mumble now [16:30] hi all! i'm using ubuntu 10.04 LTS server edition and i need an option like the 'lock screen' option you have in the desktop edition, without logging out. is that possible ? and how ? [16:33] musictoto, you're talking about the console ? ie, you've logged in and you want to lock it ? [16:34] if thats the case, I'd suggest using gnu screen (or, better, byobu) and then hitting 'ctrl-a x' [16:39] smoser: musictoto: actually you can run "byobu" and then hit F12 [16:39] hi guys i installed mysql-server 5.1 and accidentally replaced my.cnf with my.cnf version 5, not its not starting, this is a fresh install of 5.1 are there ways i can download fresh default config of mysql5.1- [16:40] smoser: kirkland: thanks guys [16:53] hah.. I just hit Cmd-Q instead of Cmd-Tab in my Chrome window.. about 25 tabs closed.. at first I was mad, but then I felt *FREE* [16:53] hi guys how do i remove mysql-server 5.1 package [16:54] completely [16:54] ruben23: apt-get remove mysql-server-5.1 should do it [16:54] any of you know if it is possible to use pacemaker+heartbeat instead of corosync [16:54] (openais) [16:55] SpamapS: when i do that it does conompletly uninstall- it just freeze.. [16:55] no activity at all [16:55] ruben23: what do you mean it just freeze? [16:56] ruben23: the uninstall process? [16:56] ruben23: maybe mysqld is stuck [16:56] SpamapS:yes..., what happen really is i accidentally replaced the my.cnf of 5.1 with 5.0 my.cnf version--after that mysql-server is not responding at all. [16:58] ooh nm [16:58] i just installed heartbeat and it installed pacemaker [16:58] genius [16:59] guys help, im stock === unrael_ is now known as unrael [17:12]