=== dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === robbiew is now known as robbiew_ [00:57] New bug: #594888 in qemu-kvm (main) "no qemu-system-i386" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/594888 === STF is now known as Guest14344 [01:53] for some reason I'm not able to access anything from a web server I just set up. I'm using Brightbox's version of Nginx for Ruby on Rails. I've set up the same thing before on another server and everything worked fine, but here it just gives me a gateway timeout error after a few minutes. if I try wget http://localhost from the actual server, it works, but it just won't serve to remote machines for some reason. anybody know w [01:53] that? [02:00] it's like as if Nginx is listening only to requests from localhost or something. anybody know why? [02:02] hmm, if I shut Nginx down, then remote machines fail to connect completely, but when it is running, it has a gateway timeout after like 10 minutes [02:03] so I guess it is listening, but failing to respond or something. why? [02:26] doesn't anybody know what to do about Nginx giving a gateway timeout error on absolutely everything when the request is from a remote machine? [02:33] alyoshka: listening on a port other than 80? [02:33] bc: no, it's on 80 [02:34] if I shut down nginx, the remote machine will just say connection refused, if nginx is running, it'll hand for about 10 minutes and then give a gateway timeout error [02:34] so nginx is getting the request, but it's not serving anything [02:34] no static files, no rails, nothing [02:35] alyoshka: I know very little about nginx, but what do the logs say, if anything? [02:39] 2010/06/16 01:09:31 [alert] 2282#0: worker process 2297 exited on signal 9 [02:39] 2010/06/16 01:19:38 [error] 2361#0: *5 upstream timed out (110: Connection timed out) while reading response header from upstream, client: xx.xxx.xx.xxx, server: myserver.com, request: "GET / HTTP/1.1", upstream: "unix:/tmp/passenger.2314/master/helper_server.sock:", host: "myserver.com" [02:39] I have a bunch of those in the error logs [02:40] but those are only on the rails site [02:40] the static site doesn't seem to have logged any errors [02:43] alyoshka: I'm wondering if you have a syntax error or loop or but that is causing it to run longer than normal. However, there is an absolute ton on google about 'gateway timeout error rails nginx' -- have you checked those sources? I see a lot of references to a proxy timeout configuration directive that may apply, I'm not sure. [02:43] s/but/bug/ [02:44] I tried some of the suggestions there, but nothing worked. another thing is that most of the problems people had were only with the rails websites or with large files, but static files worked for them [02:44] for me, nothing is working [02:45] might have to go back to Apache, but it brings my small virtual servers to their knees [02:49] Hi all. I'm having an issue with a universe/admin package that works on my Kubuntu desktop but appears broken on a new Ubuntu server install... [02:49] The package is btrfs-tools. [02:50] alyoshka: is that thing using fast-cgi? [02:50] When you install it, it's supposed to (amongst other things) create a /dev/btrfs-control file. It doesn't do that, which means nothing works, basically. [02:51] But I'm not sure if it's just my box or if the package is actually broken... [02:51] alyoshka: does your config specify this directive anywhere? -> fastcgi_pass [02:52] Would it be best to open a bug report against the package? [02:52] bc: no, it's using passenger for rails and well, static files are served by the server itself [02:56] hi i need the wiki of this channel.... thanks [02:56] woops nv [02:57] alyoshka: based on some pages I just looked at, your static files load fine? [02:58] if someone could try "sudo aptitude install btrfs-tools" on a 10.04 server install and tell me if they see /dev/btrfs-tools, that would be really wonderful... [02:58] I'd know if it's my box that has a problem, or the package itself. [03:01] alyoshka: I think I'm in over my head. However, include helper_server.sock in the query I mentioned earlier. [03:02] bc: my computer crashed so I didn't get the last few messages u sent [03:03] alyoshka: only one you missed besides the one I just sent was alyoshka: based on some pages I just looked at, your static files load fine? [03:03] alyoshka: after that: alyoshka: I think I'm in over my head. However, include helper_server.sock in the query I mentioned earlier. [03:03] bc: the answer to that is no, the static files don't load either; nothing loads at all [03:04] alyoshka: I saw a good bit of info related to the error log snippet you pasted + passenger. [03:04] That is, with 'gateway timeout' [03:05] yeah, but most ppl who have problems with passenger don't have the problem with static files [03:06] I'll set up apache for now because I have a client that needs their site up today and I'll play with nginx later, I guess [03:33] acajou, poke poek [03:33] acajou, did you ever get answers re: btrfs on a server install? === erichammond1 is now known as erichammond === erichammond1 is now known as erichammond === erichammond1 is now known as erichammond [05:03] jdstrand: sweet, thanks [05:31] Hi [05:31] I need help [05:31] Does anyone here have an Ubuntu Jaunty? [05:32] If someone has this and could send me his /etc/{init.d,rc*} in a tar, I would be eternally grateful [05:35] Phlogistique: you can get that from packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/sysvinit-rc or so. [05:35] dpkg -S /etc/init.d/ should tell you what packages you need. [05:36] Note also that you can "aptitude reinstall " [05:36] ...although for conffiles that probably won't help. [05:36] In future, I also recommend running etckeeper to place your /etc/ under version control, which would allow you to simply revert the deletion. [05:38] twb: I didn't delete anything [05:39] it's far worse [05:39] Go on... [05:39] well I installed a Jaunty with the /etc of a Lucid [05:39] and after like one month it's the first time I try booting it [05:39] In that case I suggest you reinstall from scratch. [05:40] haha [05:40] You will not get /etc back to the way it was [05:40] but for this I have to save everything [05:40] Well, this is why you put /home and / on different filesystems [05:40] I know. If I can get the system to boot and to connect, I will be satisfied [05:40] twb: not everything is in /home [05:40] Granted. [05:41] When installing I would normally make a squashfs of / and put it in /root/.squashfs or so, so that I can easily restore data from it as needed. === erichammond1 is now known as erichammond === erichammond1 is now known as erichammond === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [06:06] WOOOOOHOOOOOO IT BOOOT [06:06] ZS [06:07] *S [06:07] YAY YAY YAY [06:07] YES [06:07] IT WORKS [06:26] anyone know if there's a channel for freenx related questions, or know how to enable compositing for nx-hosted sessions on ubuntu-server? [06:26] New bug: #594932 in mysql-dfsg-5.1 (main) "MySQL cannot access it's plugin directory (AppArmor rule)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/594932 [06:30] a3ist: I imagine that would require AIGLX to work over NX [06:30] Unless you mean "work unbearably slowly" [06:31] I'll check it out, thanks for the heads up [06:31] I'm using gnome sessions hosted via nx to help some family members learn ubuntu [06:32] awn needs compositing though [06:32] Yes, well. [06:33] IMO these new-fangled desktops that assume the they get direct rendering should FOAD [06:33] If I wanted a network-opaque windowing system, I'd use glitz [06:35] i mean hell, I could always set up x forwarding to the osx clients but the nomachine nxclient was a lot more user-friendly for the non-CLI-comfortable crowd [06:36] hi how do i terminate a running application, not responding at all [06:37] find its pid, use -kill [06:37] or if theres only one instance of it you can do "killall " [06:38] FSVO killall = pkill [06:38] err sorry that's "kill ", not "-kill" [06:42] if that doesn't work, 'kill -9 ' usually will [07:36] New bug: #594949 in libcommons-cli-java (main) "Sync libcommons-cli-java 1.2-3 (main) from Debian testing (main)" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/594949 === unreal_ is now known as unreal [08:49] Daviey: should I try to reproduce the instance run / alpha1 issue ? [09:07] ttx: If you have a spare cycle! [09:09] Daviey: installing a UEC rig as we speak.. repdocuing should not take very long [09:11] ttx: thanks [09:23] morning [09:27] huats: o/ [09:27] hello ttx ! === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [09:48] Daviey: reproduced [09:49] Daviey: also seen elsewhere and also linked to 2.6.34: http://open.eucalyptus.com/forum/decrypting-image-exception [09:49] Should definitely be escalated to Eucalyptus for them to test on 2.6.34 [09:51] kirkland: hrm, how come that qemu-kvm upload you sponsored doesn't show up on https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qemu-kvm ? can I monitor its progress into -proposed somewhere? [09:51] New bug: #594989 in tomcat6 (main) "Lucid Lynx authbind defaults too restrictive" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/594989 [09:53] ttx: Agree, seems they are a aware of it.. Really it's an issue for the kernel/mulesoft to resolve [09:54] ttx: Will mention it in the weekly call. [09:54] I don't think Mule is in the path [09:54] It's a bouncycastle exception [09:54] On another note, anyone else notice we don't have any daily cd images? [09:55] ttx: ah yes [09:57] Daviey: I'll have a look at the crypto code in WalrusImageManager.java to check it's sane [09:58] ttx: Sounds good to me, thanks [09:59] ttx: There are two bugs that seem to have the same behaviour on the bouncycastle tracker [09:59] However, both seem to be user issue.. but this could be also.. [10:00] (i doubt it) [10:00] Daviey: link ? [10:00] http://www.bouncycastle.org/jira/browse/BJA-275 [10:00] http://www.bouncycastle.org/jira/browse/BJA-251 [10:01] yes, those don't look like the same issue [10:01] i agree.. but there are two potential pointers to check for a work around. [10:02] ttx: I'm going to compose an email to euca upstream shortly regarding this (so they have more info ready for the call), any extra insight would be appreciated. [10:03] Daviey: yes, just make sure to point out that forum post as being the same issue [10:03] will do [10:03] Daviey: the issue is either a kernel regression, something that needs to be changed in Bouncycastle to accomodate recent kernel changes, or in theur implementation of crypro decoding [10:04] agreed [10:04] though that last one looks sane to me [10:04] ttx: Hmmm.. how big is the image it's try to decrypt? [10:04] big. [10:05] >2GB big? [10:05] hmm [10:05] http://www.bouncycastle.org/jira/browse/BJA-276 could perhaps be related [10:06] Although.. i fail to see why lucid kernel works.. if that is the issue. [10:06] i would expect it to be a JVM version issue. [10:06] shouldn't be > 2Gb [10:06] the image before encryption is 1.4 Gb uncompressed [10:06] * ttx tries to find the size [10:08] hmm, looks like a red herring too [10:08] yeah [10:08] not PGP, and I don't see why 2.6.34 would factor in [10:08] Yeah, i noticed it wasn't PGP - but i would imagine it shares the same functions. [10:09] can be tseted by registering a verysmall image [10:09] ttylinux [10:09] yep [10:11] ttx: When you predouced, did you test the Alpha1 kernel - or the current maverick kernel? [10:11] reproduced* [10:11] alpha1 [10:11] I can upgrade that. [10:11] Daviey: looking at the logs, it decrypts the kernel alright [10:11] but not the image [10:11] ttx: Okay, whilst you have the enviroment of A1, can you upgrade the kernel and try again? [10:12] So it's just not "decryption fails", it's "some decryption fails" [10:12] ttx: Oh aye.. which made me wonder if it was a file size issue [10:12] yep [10:12] ttx: Can you apt upgrade to maverick kernel? [10:12] will try upgrading first, then a ttylinux image [10:12] you know where I can find one ? [10:13] cool.. That should answer if this is fixed in the latest kernel for the ubuntu-kernel team [10:13] (/me suspects it'll still be there) [10:15] * Daviey pokes his lab [10:25] * ttx retries regsietring/running on latest kernel [10:28] same fail. Registering is sufficient to trigger the decryption error... no need to try to run it [10:30] is there a documentation where I can read about how ubuntu-server 10.04 handles pam and passwords for users ? [10:30] I found out I can't create users with empty passwords in 9.10 and 10.04 server [10:31] This was so that the users would login via ssh key and then set their own password [10:34] Daviey: where can I find a ttylinux image ready to register ? [10:41] ttx: Hmm, is it not on the UEC web store? [10:41] I don't think so... looking again [10:43] wget http://eucalyptus.cs.ucsb.edu/downloads/euca-ttylinux.tgz ? [10:43] will try that [10:43] scrub that [10:43] 40 [10:43] 404 [10:44] no one got problems while installing ubuntu 10.04 server on IBM eServer 225? I get kernel panic while detecting hardware... [10:44] fwiw, registering an emi with an artificial .img the same size as the kernel is working [10:44] Daviey: ^ [10:44] interesting [10:44] So it's not a question of different codepaths between kernel and image [10:44] it's either size or luck [10:45] remix_tj: I would recommend registering a bug against the package "linux" [10:45] * Daviey bets on size [10:47] * ttx will try with the smallest image in store, a karmic i386 [10:49] ttx: IIRC the ttylinux is shipped in the euca deps, where the WSDL stuff is (so unpackaged) [10:51] I can test the size issue by randomly making .img files. [10:52] they don't really need to be runnable [10:52] ttx: ah, using dd? [10:52] yep [10:53] good thinking that man [10:54] So far 4Mb -> ok, 1.5Gb -> fail [10:56] interesting [10:56] the karmic image should test 1.3 Gb [10:56] i'll try 200Mb [11:00] 200 Mb -> fail [11:01] karmic (1.3Gb -> fail [11:01] 100MB? [11:01] i'm on it :) [11:01] sorry [11:01] * ttx dichotomizes [11:02] That is the first use of dichotomise this week! [11:04] Daviey: but i can't read all the kernel panic... now i try with alternate, else i'll file a bug [11:04] Daviey: 75Mb -> pass [11:06] 140Mb -> pass [11:07] beh [11:08] 205Mb -> pass [11:08] * ttx retests 200Mb [11:10] arh, seems like its not just size [11:16] 1Gb -> fail [11:17] remix_tj: This clearly sounds like a bug, so even if you can;'t provide enought detail at the moment - raising a bug in regards to the hardware make/model would be useful [11:17] ttx: Bah.. was hoping it was a clear cut size thing [11:17] I'm testing by trimming images now [11:18] the one that fails is a blantant cp X.tar.gz X.img [11:19] ok Daviey [11:20] 500 Mb -> fail [11:20] ttx: There doesn't seem to be any obvious consistency, unless it's related to free cache space at the time. [11:21] * ttx tries to refine nevertheless [11:22] 270Mb -> pass [11:24] 390 Mb -> pass [11:26] 490 Mb -> fail [11:28] 451Mb -> fail [11:29] 410Mb -> pass [11:30] I think it's accumulative, the more you add size the more likely you're to fail [11:30] but not failing on a precise size whatever the contents. [11:30] 430Mb -> pass [11:32] I've one file that fails at 200 Mb, and another that fails around 440 Mb. [11:32] I think it's just a question of when you hit that "bad block padding" [11:32] * ttx -> lunch [11:33] yeah [11:54] hi guys anyone have tried implemeting thin client..? in a network environment..? [11:54] using thin client server-ubuntu-server [12:05] oi... 22G of mirror downloaded.. 8G to go... [12:06] SpamapS: You're using mirror.anl.gov as a source? [12:07] hello, which package can i install to provide an openid server? === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [12:20] Daviey: bug 595040 [12:20] Launchpad bug 595040 in linux "kernel panic while installing lucid on IBM xServer eServer 225 " [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/595040 [12:25] jpds: no, uoregon.edu.. why? [12:27] cwillu_at_work: Nope. Also tried #btrfs. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/btrfs-tools/+bug/594910 [12:27] Launchpad bug 594910 in btrfs-tools "/dev/btrfs-control missing on Ubuntu Server install" [Undecided,New] [12:30] You'd think this package is especially well-suited to Ubuntu Server... ZFS-like bit-rot proof filesystem. I'm surprised that it seems no one else has tried it on Ubuntu Server. [12:32] If I don't solve it soon, I'll have to use a mirrored ext3/4 partition instead... [12:37] remix_tj: That is a good bug, thanks [12:37] remix_tj: I wouldn't expect it to be fixed for the next 2 weeks, at least. [12:38] acajou: btrfs is experimental [12:38] acajou: but it works fine on lucid [12:38] acajou: give it another year, btrfs will be the default FS on Ubuntu. :) [12:38] ttx: Have you returned? [12:39] * SpamapS should not be awake. :-P [12:39] Daviey: yes [12:39] SpamapS: a true geek, never sleeps :) [12:39] ttx: Not having much joy with maverick atm [12:39] ttx: I tried pinning back librampart, but that isn't it [12:39] Most of the other deps seems to be the same as lucid. [12:39] Daviey: start with alpha1 and upgrade one at a time ? [12:40] ttx: Times like this debian style snapshot archive would rock. [12:40] ttx: I'm seeing something you have experienced before, axix2c.log [error] http_transport_utils.c(2557) Service or operation not found [12:40] I am having some issues with the bind9 dns server [12:42] !ask | tydeas [12:42] tydeas: 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. :-) [12:42] sorry. [12:42] acajou, try building from git, it's straightforward and recommended by upstream at this point anyway [12:42] btrfs-tools at least [12:42] I have set the ubuntuserver machine will call it "7" from know on the bind9 dns server [12:43] I'm not certain btrfs-tools is responsible for creating entries in /dev though; at the very least, /dev/btrfs-control doesn't show up in the listed files on my 64bit server [12:43] i set him as my primary dns server in an other machine but can resolve names [12:43] firewall is fine [12:43] Please help. Setting up a Linux Xubuntu based server on windows network. Have installed Samba and configured as per the "Ubuntu 10.04 Help Server Windows Networking" page, and it says "From a windows client you should be able to browse the Ubuntu file server and see the shared directory".. Well I can't. I can ping the Linux box from a windows box on the network, but can't ping any windows box from the Linux box. [12:43] I can see the windows boxes from each other. [12:43] New bug: #595040 in linux (main) "kernel panic while installing lucid on IBM xServer eServer 225 " [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/595040 [12:44] Daviey: no, problem, i try to install hardy, for the moment [12:44] acajou, yep. "modprobe btrfs" is what creates /dev/btrfs-control, not btrfs-tools (just tested on my desktop) [12:44] or karmic [12:45] tydeas: Hmm.. have you tried the tool "dig"? [12:47] ttx: Do you remember what fixed the axis2 issue? [12:47] [12:47] Anyone, any ideas. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling samba to get a fresh start, and the Xubuntu is a brand new install from scratch (10.04). I have read through the help guide, but when I can't even get it to do the most basic thing, I think there must be a problem, hence why I'm here!! [12:48] Daviey: doesn't ring a bell... why do you say I've hit this one before ? (I might have, I hit so many...) [12:48] heh, one mo [12:48] ttx: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2009-September/029089.html [12:49] Daviey: brb [12:49] ttx: it looks like the issue may be the same/similar [12:49] hm [12:49] that one was due to upstartification missing a few steps... lemme check the commits [12:50] Also, if I run smbclient -L it tells me that the linux box is the only box on the workgroup, which it blatantly isn't. So where is the problem??! [12:50] ttx: it can't be apache/libapache2-mod-axis2c related as they are the same version as lucid [12:50] cwillu_at_work: What's surprising is that /dev/btrfs-control was created without my intervention on my desktop... [12:51] acajou, does btrfs show up in lsmod on your desktop? [12:51] LukAtMeee: If you leave it a few hours, zul might be the best person to ask about that :) [12:51] acajou, it disappears if you rmmod btrfs, and comes back when you modprobe btrfs, seems pretty conclusive to me :p [12:52] LukAtMeee, if you "restart nmbd; restart smbd", does it magically start working? [12:52] I think the samba upstart jobs in lucid are slightly broken if you have more than one network interface [12:55] cwillu_at_work: nope. Now I can't see the server in the workgroup either! [12:55] Daviey: okay, thanks. [12:56] oh, sorry. You can connect from windows to the server, but you can't connect from the server back to any windows machines? [12:57] So now I can't see the windows machines from the Linux box, and the Windows boxes can't see the Linux box and the Linux box can't see the Linux box when I run smbclient -L servername [12:57] What is the best administrationpanel for my serve? [12:57] server* [12:58] LukAtMeee, can the windows machines current ping the server (even though the server doesn't show in the workground)? [12:59] yes [12:59] okay, the workgroup should fix itself then in a few minutes [12:59] and they do it by IP address or by servername [13:00] this should definitely work, but what does "net lookup " do? [13:01] gives me the IP assigned by my router for each of the windows machines....I feel like there's a light at the end of the tunnel, finally (I;ve been trying for 3 days!) [13:01] Daviey: ISTR the issue was some unset AXIS2C env variables in the upstart script [13:02] ttx: hmm.. don't think that is this issye [13:02] LukAtMeee, I'm not 100% certain of this, as my desktop doesn't seem to need it (but that could be for other reasons); but try adding "wins" to the hosts line in /etc/nsswitch.conf (after files) [13:02] issue* [13:02] Daviey: check /var/run/eucalyptus/httpd-cc.conf [13:03] ttx: I've increaced verbosity of axis2 and apache, and here are all the logs [13:03] http://pastebin.daviey.com/yVVp/ [13:03] ttx: looks like axis is doing it's thing, but for a non-obvious reason apache is being killed [13:03] LukAtMeee, you may also need to install "winbind", but try it without first. Should take effect immediately after modifying the file [13:03] I don't have a line like that in my smb.conf What should it say? [13:04] hosts: files wins mdns4_minimal [NOTFOUND=return] dns mdns4 is mine [13:04] it's not smb.conf though [13:04] /etc/nsswitch.conf [13:04] (i.e., it's not a samba setting) [13:05] ok....brb [13:05] no reboot necessary [13:06] Daviey: confirmed -- my error was solved by appropriately setting Set EUCALYPTUS and AXIS2C_HOME environment variables in eucalyptus-cc upstart job [13:06] okay, do I need to do a service restart or anything? [13:06] so probably not the same root error [13:06] nah [13:07] *sigh* [13:07] Daviey: but I would really try to fix one issue at a time [13:08] Daviey: and concentrate on the already-identified alpha-1 critical issue [13:08] <_tydeas_> hi back on the dns server issue. [13:09] <_tydeas_> Do i have to allow icmp also from firewall [13:09] LukAtMeee, no, it takes effect immediately [13:09] ttx: Hmm.. when i spoke with Jos.. we seemed to think euca not starting at all was more pressing [13:09] <_tydeas_> i run the wireshark on server with dns filter [13:09] okay, done the above, but windows still can't "see" linux, nor the other way around....any other ideas??? [13:10] Daviey: then you should start from A1, gradually upgrade and check which upgrade breaks it [13:10] ttx: ok [13:11] LukAtMeee, ignore the windows not seeing linux for now [13:12] LukAtMeee, as I said, that should go away within 30 minutes or so [13:12] LukAtMeee, with that change, can you "ping "? [13:13] sadly not.... [13:13] okay, install winbind and try again [13:14] okay, tried it, but no joy. should I reboot? [13:14] can you pastebin your /etc/nsswitch.conf? [13:15] # /etc/nsswitch.conf [13:15] # [13:15] # Example configuration of GNU Name Service Switch functionality. [13:15] # If you have the `glibc-doc-reference' and `info' packages installed, try: [13:15] # `info libc "Name Service Switch"' for information about this file. [13:15] passwd: compat [13:15] group: compat [13:15] ugh [13:15] shadow: compat [13:15] hosts: files wins mdns4_minimal [NOTFOUND=return] dns mdns4 [13:15] use a pastebin [13:15] networks: files [13:15] protocols: db files [13:15] services: db files [13:15] ethers: db files [13:15] rpc: db files [13:15] netgroup: nis [13:15] ah, how do I do that? [13:15] LukAtMeee, never paste more than a couple lines directly into the channel [13:15] sorry [13:15] http://pastebin.com [13:15] that said, the file looks right :p [13:18] okay....any more ideas? [13:19] you're being very helpful, thanks! [13:19] brb [13:20] <_tydeas_> The problem with bind is that i can dig from the dnsserver machine. [13:20] <_tydeas_> But if i set this server machine as dns server to a local area machine it can not get the addresses. [13:21] <_tydeas_> i am trying to dig from local machine and nothing [13:21] <_tydeas_> the firewall of the server allows 53 [13:21] <_tydeas_> any ideas? [13:21] <_tydeas_> how can i debug this issue? [13:21] apt-get install pastebinit; strace -o /tmp/ping.trace ping windowshostname; pastebinit /tmp/ping.trace [13:21] _tydeas_, you're allowing udp and tcp? [13:22] LukAtMeee, that apt-get line is for ou [13:22] you [13:23] Thx, it's running now. [13:23] <_tydeas_> i used wireshark and check that ICMP protocol with source local and dest server is port unreachable. [13:23] LukAtMeee, when it's done, it'll spit out a link; paste that link here [13:23] (sorry - power failure) [13:23] _tydeas_, here's a question, if you turn off the firewall, does it work? :) [13:25] http://pastebin.com/38SeBZrD [13:26] <_tydeas_> root@sindos2:~# ufw status [13:26] <_tydeas_> Status: inactive [13:26] okay, I hope you can unserstand that, because most of that looks....interestingly complex(?) to me! [13:26] LukAtMeee, it's a list of all the system calls made by "ping" [13:26] <_tydeas_> cwillu_at_work: still does not work [13:26] LukAtMeee, you can see which files it opens, etc [13:26] _tydeas_, okay, not a firewall problem then :/ [13:27] okay, thx, now it makes more sense! [13:27] never realised ping was so complex... [13:27] it's not :p [13:27] but it calls out to libraries which are somewhat [13:27] figuring out hostnames is serious business, just ask _tydeas_ [13:28] <_tydeas_> :) [13:28] <_tydeas_> any other idea? [13:28] What interfaces is the dns daemon listening on? [13:29] cwillu_at_work: You're right modprobe btrfs creates /dev/btrfs-control. [13:29] acajou, I usually am :p [13:29] morning [13:30] acajou, you may not have noticed it on your desktop if you made and mounted a btrfs filesystem before you started experimenting with the tools [13:30] kirkland: morning, and a Q about eucalyptus-network.conf and $IFACE [13:32] _tydeas_, check "lsof -iTCP -iUDP" [13:32] _tydeas_, make sure it's not listening on only localhost or something silly like that :) [13:32] cwillu_at_work: first thing I did was convert an ext3 filesystem... (btrfs-convert, then mount -t btrfs) [13:33] acajou, okay; that would have resulted in btrfs being modprobed [13:33] (that would have auto-created /dev/btrfs-control?) [13:33] acajou, yes, modprobing the driver is what triggers the creation of btrfs-control [13:33] Hmmmm. Seems to me modprobing should be part of the package install? [13:33] acajou, no [13:33] acajou, this has nothing at all to do with btrfs-tools :p [13:34] the tools which require btrfs-control require a mounted filesystem anyway [13:34] Well, if you start by mkfs.btrfs, thinhgs fail. [13:34] eh? [13:34] mkfs.btrfs should work regardless, and then when you mount it, everything works, no? [13:35]