[00:01] yes [00:01] your regular users can create them, though [00:01] ok [00:01] ~/public_html [00:01] is there anyway that I can limit the space to 25mb [00:02] using quotas [00:02] but that's not an apache thing, and not something I'm familiar with [00:03] ok [00:03] well thanks cloakable for your help [00:08] hi guys [00:08] how do i used and install rt-kernel..? [00:08] fo ubuntu-server [00:39] ruben23: install the package i guess [00:43] whats the features of rt kernel compare to others [02:42] * Pirate_Hunter realises stupidity doesn't pay === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [05:56] New bug: #598942 in wss4j (main) "Please sync wss4j 1.5.8+svntag-1 (main) from Debian unstable (main)." [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/598942 === vorian is now known as gallifrey === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [07:13] So... [07:14] Hello there! [07:14] And the crowd exploded! [07:14] OK [07:15] I want to set up a LTSP server, using 10.04 [07:16] And, for my terminalz, i have some old Pentium 2's with 128 MB RAM, WOL, PXE, and all the thing. [07:17] Is factible a setup like that? [07:17] Using those oldies as terminals? [07:17] Or are these too old? === slava_ is now known as ph-x [10:18] hi There, somebody has intalled fail2ban? [10:18] any "how to" ? [10:45] Roxyhart0: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fail2ban [10:46] thanks very much! [11:56] New bug: #598993 in ipmitool (universe) "Please merge ipmitool 1.8.11-2 (universe) from debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/598993 === unreal_ is now known as unreal [13:36] can somebody tell me how can i connect to internet through wifi inx64 ubuntu server, if i know the access point name n password [13:36] ? [13:38] obscurant1st: See: man wpa_supplicant.conf [13:38] jpds, oh, ok. thx [13:39] and btw one more thing, how can i bring up the network configuring thing, i mean if manage to get the network cable n connect to router directly [13:39] [Though I would strongly recommend Ethernet for servers.] [13:40] obscurant1st: Ah, hmm; can you get a KVM on the machine? [13:41] KVM? i saw it failed to start, but not sure when it came! [13:41] but frankly i dont know whts KVM [13:41] keyboard, video and mouse. [13:42] oh, but when i typed sudo kvm, my system haged. anyway i am able to type and everything, but i cant use mouse [13:42] hang* [13:45] jpds, you there? [14:55] I have the module "xt_iprange" loaded. When I try to load the rule "-A FORWARD -p tcp -m range --dst-range 10.10.100.25-10.10.100.29 --dport smtp -j ACCEPT" using iptables-restore, I get the error "iptables-restore v1.4.4: Couldn't load match `range':/lib/xtables/libipt_range.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory". When I hardlink libxt_range.so to libipt_range.so, I get the error "iptables-restore v1. [14:55] 4.4: Couldn't load match `range':(null)" [14:56] ubuntu server (10.04) [14:58] does anyone know if i set GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT to true, if the kernel is upgraded and I reboot, will i get the updated version of the selection the next time i reboot? [14:59] i have 2 installs on sda and sdb. for now, i always want to boot from the latest kernel on sda, but the sdb kernels are first on the grub list [15:00] as sdb gets upgraded, the sda kernels are further down the list, so i can't boot from a specific menu item number [15:03] it'd be nice if GRUB_DEFAULT supported regular expressions and booted the first match, ".*sda" [15:06] nm my problem. should have been -m iprange instead [15:06] I'm trying to umount /var, which is on a separate filesystem. The data has been moved and according to lsof/fuser no files are open. still, linux report filesystem busy [15:06] any idea what to try next? [15:07] RoyK, perhaps there are still files in state "deleted"? [15:07] lsof usually reports those as well [15:07] RoyK, depends what you grepped for ;) [15:09] last I checked, lsof reports the path of the deleted file [15:12] all processes are stopped, except sshd [15:12] and I have no serial console on this one [15:12] since the box is located 50km from here, gambling on a restart is no good [15:33] damn - no open files on /var, but still I can't umount it [15:33] any ideas how to troubleshoot this? [15:33] RoyK: maybe pastebin output to 'df -hT' and 'mount' [15:34] http://pastebin.com/76yA5Ewg [15:34] ah [15:34] wait [15:35] no... [15:35] http://pastebin.com/Z9A5uM9e [15:35] Anyone here happen to know much about Radius, and what software is advisable for setting up a Radius server for authentication in vpn and wireless WPA2-Pro? [15:36] Psi-Jack: freeradius is in the repositories, works for me (tm) [15:37] freeradius, eh? By chance is there any ubuntu how-tos like there was a very nice and simple one for openvpn? [15:38] google that [15:39] RoyK: were you in /var when trying to umount by any chance? also, try just 'lsof /var' [15:41] pmatulis: no, and I couldn't find a single open file in there - umount -l /var worked, though [15:41] RoyK: ok [15:42] now I just hope the box comes up again :þ [15:42] does update-grub only update the config files, or does it also install to the mbr? [15:42] seems it's my lucky day :) [15:44] melter: iirc grub understand the filesystem, and doesn't need to be reinstalled into the mbr for every change, like the case of lilo [15:44] RoyK: after running update-grub, the order of the menuitems in /boot/grub/grub.cfg doesn't match what i see when i boot [15:45] hm. don't know, then, I don't know grub2 too well (yet) [15:46] also, if i have 2 ubuntu installs on diff hard drives, which config would it use? [15:47] it will boot from the grub on the drive you set as primary boot in the BIOS, then grub will take over and boot whatever OS you configure it to [16:03] anyone here using zfs-fuse? seems it's rather buggy http://pastebin.com/P8672MbC [16:12] thanks RoyK, i understand this grub2 stuff better now [16:12] i switched drives, and i got an error 17 from an ancient grub1 install on that hd, so i updated that, too [16:16] RoyK, seems or do you have enough evidence to file a bug report? [16:17] seems so, yes [16:17] !worksforme | royk [16:17] royk: Common Sense: Just because you can, does not mean you should (and especially recommend to others). Think before you do. "Works for me" does not mean it is ok. The latest version of everything is not always useful if you aim for stability. Please see http://geekosophical.net/random/worksforme/ [16:18] I've been working with zfs for a year or so now on s20/osol/nexenta, but the ubuntu implementation doesn't seem too good [16:18] !google | royk [16:18] royk: While Google is useful for helpers, many newer users don't have the google-fu yet. Please don't tell people to "google it" when they ask a question. [16:18] gentle reminders good sir :) [16:19] bogeyd6: I asked him to google it, because google has simply more info about that than I have. I have setup a few radius servers, but not from scratch. If you have any info on the subject, please tell [16:20] hello [16:20] hi [16:20] i have no VT in processor [16:20] how i use KVM [16:20] ubuntu donot support xen also [16:20] i having problem in getting xen tools [16:21] !vmware | helpme [16:21] helpme: VMWare is not available in the Ubuntu repositories. Consider using !QEmu or !VirtualBox as alternatives. Instructions for installing VMWare manually are at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VMware [16:22] helpme: http://kurl.no/cBTh [16:22] never tried VMWare is it consume less ram? [16:23] helpme: virutalisation is the same, more or less, whatever the platform [16:23] helpme: get a VT compliant cpu, a truckload of RAM and you're in business [16:24] iwant host plateform take s less ram ,hehe yes roy K : ) [16:24] RoyK, if using openvpn and needing authentication it would have been more proper to mention the openvpn docs and the x509 certs [16:24] bogeyd6: I've never used openvpn - sorry [16:25] RoyK, so why dispense advice on a works for me basis? [16:25] time for lunch, adios [16:25] hehe [16:25] bogeyd6: cut the trolling [16:26] no trolling :) [16:26] I§ve never dispensed any of your advices [16:26] just trying to help you be a better support person in #ubuntu-server [16:26] i am trying for virtual bx,consume more rambut better here with ubuntu than windows [16:26] except those of a few days ago where you talked about 10% filesystem overhead [16:29] The PPP daemon has died: A modem hung up the phone (exit code = 16) [16:29] wht is this problem [16:29] it is occuring every now and thanin ubuntu [16:29] need any changes in wvdial.conf ? [16:31] where people like me will go who use older machine,they also removed xen-tools , [16:34] helpme, there are several distros, but you also have the ability to install packages from previous versions and building your own [16:34] helpme: if you're on older hardware, why not use 8.04 or something? [16:35] newer distros get upgraded for the newer hardware [16:35] 8.04 has what like 3 more years support [16:35] that's the reason of LTS [16:35] 8.04 is supported until 2013.04 [16:36] i have hardy ,but not able to get xen-tools [16:36] iget an error [16:37] well, helpme, if you get an error, saying so won't help you much, but if you paste (or pastebin) the message, we might be able to help you [16:38] !pastebin [16:38] For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [16:38] http://jeremy.zawodny.com/blog/archives/010184.html [16:38] ops [16:38] not this [16:40] it says trying to overwrie /etc/bash/completion.d/xm' which is also a package of bash-completion 1.1.1.3ubuntu2 [16:41] while installing xen-tools 3.9 [16:42] that was an error and dpkg stop installing it [16:46] um roy K [16:46] ? [16:48] no idea [16:51] oh no!!!! [16:52] kinda easy all these things in windows,linux requires more skills [16:53] one problem solved anoher facing ahead [16:54] royk you live in norway ? [16:55] RoyK: Hmm.. [16:56] umits cold there every month of year ? [16:56] RoyK: Do you deal with Radius and TLS at all? I have a 3Com WAP PoE that I'm trying to hook into my radius, but it's failing I think because of: "read:fatal:unknown CA [16:57] dont you do jet ski [17:15] hey guys if im currently running 9.10 how can i upgrade to 10.4lts? [17:16] system>update manager [17:17] or [17:17] do-upgrade release [17:17] thnx [17:17] helpme: I do [17:18] Psi-Jack: haven't tried radius with TLS, no [17:18] woah nice ,how much ice you eat while sking [17:18] hehe [17:18] or you are nice skieng [17:18] ? [17:19] I don't ski that much [17:19] Hmm [17:19] nowWay heaven on earth [17:19] what are those greenlights?seenin sky [17:19] helpme: currently there's no snow here either, except in the mountains [17:19] nohern lights [17:20] northern* [17:20] nothern lights I've seen, but it's far too light now [17:20] northern, even [17:20] sun sets at about nine in the evening now [17:20] up north, it doesn't set [17:20] kewl [17:20] haha.so much work [17:21] all day up [17:21] lol [17:21] I'm going to Tromsø in a couple of weeks for some work and a rock festival - midninght sun..... [17:22] helpme: where're you from? [17:22] india [17:22] ok [17:22] at least you don't have the winters we have [17:22] Norwegian winters can be rather tough [17:23] i have rememberace to norway i was supposed to go there as my friend was moving from latvia to norway ,but than she didnt [17:23] summer temperature here is 20-25˚C, perhaps 30˚ at the best [17:23] yes i guess,but like ice ,asi seen only once here india at kashmir [17:23] snow* [17:24] it's a nice view, but when it gets below -20˚C, it's not so nice anymore [17:25] I guess it's the same with heat waves, except it's easier to dress for cold weather [17:25] yes no way out of home,snow everywhere ,all ways are closed [17:26] I live in Oslo, we don't get that much snow here [17:26] yes,hot climate here tends to get to 45 c now a days, [17:26] Tromsø is worse [17:26] yes oslo is international airport [17:26] the airport is some way north of Oslo [17:27] 70km or so [17:27] um [17:28] where in India do you live? [17:28] rajasthan [17:28] I've spoken to some Indians that live here, and when they came her, they were like "where are all the people?" [17:29] your name similar to indian name [17:29] norway is not as densly populated as india [17:29] my name` [17:29] ? [17:29] roy is my first name, from gælic, meaning red [17:29] yes,ROYis bengali surname [17:29] lol [17:29] ah okay [17:30] Sigurd is my second first-name, meaning "the holder of victory" or something like that, from old norse (sigur = victory, urd = past) [17:31] Karlsbakk is an old family name from western norway [17:31] kewl [17:31] who kept yoru name yoru mum or dad [17:31] my last name, Karlsbakk, is from the small farm where my daddy grew up [17:32] Sigurd is my father's name, and mom wanted me to have that in the addition of my first name [17:33] how do names work in India? [17:33] names in india, last name is from father surname that also represent caste [17:33] and first name is choice [17:34] so the caste thing is still somehow living? [17:34] and it have also meaning [17:34] so tell me your name, and the meaning of it [17:34] like sarvjit ..wins everything [17:36] my name ...help =help and me = me [17:37] no, your real name [17:37] aaditya my first name [17:37] mean s may be sun [17:37] donot know but , [17:38] back [17:42] so my name is aaditya means sun [17:42] New bug: #599063 in postfix (main) ""post-installation script returned error exit status 75"." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/599063 [17:42] bug bug bug ,run run run . === amstan_ is now known as amstan [21:44] hey guys, i'm trying to make a script that'll manage a daemon [21:45] thing is that the daemon is not really designed to run like that [21:45] how could i chdir before running it? or run it with the proper working dir [21:45] this script should run from cron too [22:30] Why is python-gtkhtml2 no longer available? It doesn't work with Python > 2.6? [23:24] hello? [23:25] is anyone in here? [23:27] does anyone know of a good resource on named.cof [23:27] cnf