[00:03] mathiaz: ping [00:14] SpamapS: thanks [00:23] #hunt [00:23] Sorry. === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === sponzor- is now known as sponzor [02:28] * smoser heads out for a long weekend [02:29] mathiaz: dude happy canada day....stop working ;) [03:28] Anyone available to help me out (i'm having boot issues) [03:28] a happy canada day to all [03:29] :( [03:31] New bug: #600874 in samba (main) "Segfault in libtalloc, pam_smbpass" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/600874 === CaptainTrek is now known as EvilTrek === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === koolhead17|afk is now known as koolhead17 [05:26] Hello all. Is this a good place to ask a question about Ubuntu login problems? [05:29] That depends where the problem is [05:35] twb so there is someone out there. I am having a double login issue. I forgot the password, went through the recovery console, reset the password and now it prompts for login id, then the password, password again, and then back to userid prompt. I can't log in. [05:36] I searched the web and found others complaining about this. May be something about a bug in the gdm. Not sure how to get around this. [05:37] I can't help you with gdm [05:37] was hoping some Ubuntu expert would be able to point me in the right direction. [05:38] Can you reproduce the problem in the getty? [05:38] is there a better IRC I should try for this question? [05:39] #ubuntu, I suppose. [05:42] kman: that doesn't sound right [05:43] are you getting help in #ubuntu? [05:45] HI there just switched to #ubuntu to see if anyone there can help. Thanks for the suggestion. [05:45] I can try give you a hand if you like [05:45] sure. [05:45] just let me know - I'm idling at the end of work on a friday _b [05:46] ok [05:46] so you forgot your password? [05:46] What would you suggest? [05:46] How did you reset your password? Did you go in via recovery/single user mode? [05:48] I'll give a few details if you don't mind. Am putting together a server for experimenting for a client. Had a pile of parts - Mobo, CPU, RAm, hard drive etc. So put it altogether booted the system and it comes up with the login prompt for Ubuntu. No idea what the password is. [05:49] Yes I went in through recovery, listed the users, set the password for the one I wanted. then exit, resume normal startup and now it does the Id prompt followed by 2 password prompts. and then prompts for the id again. [05:49] okay [05:50] so is this in the graphical screen (GDM?) or the text screen (terminal/tty)? [05:50] It is the text screen on this version. [05:51] right - does it have the ubuntu version there? [05:51] being new to Ubuntu and coming from the Windows world of GUI's I will want the graphical interface. [05:52] sure [05:52] I think its 9.04. Restarting now to see for sure. [05:52] ah ok, sure [05:52] Yes 9.04 tty1 prompt [05:53] There is no network connection if that makes any difference. [05:53] shouldn't matter [05:53] so you type in your username and it prompts you with "Password:"? [05:54] Yes right now it says I enter the user id and it prompts with Password: [05:55] and when you enter the password? [05:55] I enter the password I just set in the recovery mode and it prompts again for the Password: then it goes back to the login: prompt. [05:55] right [05:56] well... that's not normal behaviour. If your password is incorrect it should ask you for your login again directly instead of your password again [05:56] after a pause [05:57] Almost no pause. Nothing noticiable. [05:57] There's little pause because he's authenticating against flat files on the local host [05:57] If it is a pause it is at most 2 seconds. [05:57] Most likely is that you've mistyped the new password [05:58] kman: it might be worth going through recovery again - or a complete reinstall of a current version [05:58] Get root again, reset the password with "passwd fred", then run "login" and try to log in. [05:58] No I've retried a few time thinking that myself. [05:58] kman: you might have mistyped it *when setting the password* [05:58] twb: my systems always gave me a pause - i always assumed it was some sort of rate limiting feature [05:59] chrismsnz: it might do that, too [05:59] just going through recovery mod enow. [06:00] also - which user did you reset the password for? it may be a system or disabled user and not allowed to log in at all [06:01] I am at the root prompt. ls /home to see the accounts. I then select the kman one I expect to log in with. passwd kman [06:03] I get the Enter new UNIX password: I enter kman to keep it simple. then it prompts with Retype new UNIX password: I retype kman. [06:03] cool [06:03] type "login" from the recovery prompt [06:03] It then indicates passwd: password updated successfully. [06:04] I just tried the login. prompted twice and then says "Segmentation fault" [06:04] ooh [06:05] might be looking at a hardware problem there chief, or a corrupt install [06:06] like i said, I've never had a system prompt me twice for a password - and a segfault from the login/bash process is dodgy indeed [06:06] I'm surfing on segmentation fault right now to see what is out there. [06:06] haha - it just means the program crashed [06:08] are you at a root prompt in recovery at the moment? [06:08] If I installed the OS with a different mobo and moved the hard drive to a new box would this cause the problem? I bet it's having problems talking to the hardware. [06:09] possibly - if it was problems with the hardware you'd probably notice them earlier in the bootup sequence [06:09] do: grep kman /etc/passwd [06:10] and tell me what it says after the last ":" on the line [06:11] kman:x:1000:1000:kman,,,:/home/kman:/bin/bash [06:11] ok [06:11] now type /bin/bash [06:11] and see if it breaks for you [06:12] no problem it just accepts it with same prompt after I type that. [06:12] this might not work, but try: "su - kman" [06:13] That seemed to work. The prompt changed to the $. [06:13] yep, it means you're a user now [06:13] ok, type exit [06:14] then reboot [06:14] try logging in again normally [06:16] I'm remembering now. This was my experiment with a samba server to share files between windows and Ubuntu. Mobo did not support Sata drives so I put it aside. Didn't want to buy IDE drives. Now I have a different mobo that supports the sata. [06:17] it shouldn't really matter - the version of ubuntu is fairly recent and autodetects hardware on boot [06:17] you might be better off with a clean install mate _b [06:18] I'm beginning to agree. [06:18] i take it you still can't log in? [06:18] sorry im confused. does preseed = kickstart? [06:19] Just tried to restart normally and still getting the double prompt. [06:19] maek_: pretty much [06:19] maek_: preseeding can automate the install - partitions, packages etc... [06:20] chrismsnz: do you know of any good preseed resources that would show all the options and an example of two for said option. do you serve up a preseed file with the kernel option of ks=http://path/to/preseed ? [06:20] preseed and kickstart are two different solutions to the same problem. [06:20] does kickstart work just as well or is it kind of sticked into ubuntu? [06:20] kman: the only thing I can think of that may have happened is that the system was configured to use /dev/hd* as the filesystem, which may not exist using sata drives (they become /dev/sd*) [06:21] Personally I'd be using preseed because it has been in d-i longer, and the file format isn't so fugly [06:21] but that still doesn't explain everything. [06:21] chris still can't log in. I'll try a clean install. That should eliminate some potential issues. [06:21] if there's nothing of importance on the system, reinstall with current version and call me in the morning [06:21] twb: ok. I have a chance to start over. I just got the go ahead to move our dev and staging to ubuntu and id like to do everything the debian/ubuntu was as much as possible [06:22] maek_: have you had a look at this? https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/installation-guide/i386/appendix-preseed.html [06:22] maek_: to invoke preseed uses different boot: parameters; see the appendix of the installation-guide [06:22] it's a good starting point [06:22] chrismsnz: thanks [06:22] Thanks Chris. YOu down New Zealand way? [06:22] yep [06:22] I visited there for 1 week about 20 years ago. Nice place. Wish I'd stayed longer. [06:23] it's awesome when the weather is good! :) [06:23] and flight of the concords [06:23] hehe - gotta love those guys [06:24] little known fact: they pitched their show to one of the networks here and were turned down before HBO [06:24] bet they're kicking themselves now! [06:24] Gotta go. Thanks for the help. [06:24] yeah, I talked with this girl from nz said they were more famous here then in nz [06:24] pleasure, kman [06:25] maek_: yeah, i mean they're popular here, but they have a following in the US really [06:25] chrismsnz: yeah I saw them perform in vegas about 2 weeks ago [06:25] ahh awesome! [06:26] I wanna see some shows in vegas [06:26] chrismsnz: you're not the same .nz chris that wrote an httpd in forth? [06:26] we have lots of shows [06:26] haeelll no [06:27] hey maek_ - have you heard of a show over there called "Scoundrels"? [06:27] if anyone knows what cobbler is for kickstart is there a similar program for preseed? it manage all the bits for you like setting up the pxe dirs and dhcpd stuff and generating the preseed from a template [06:27] maek_: di-netboot-assistant or FAI are the things I've seen [06:28] maek_: obviously for preseeding, you can simply examine the seeds of an installed system [06:28] chrismsnz: no just a chain of pubs called Scoundrels [06:28] sweet [06:28] twb: thanks. [06:29] When I used netboot/preseed I put it together myself... might checkout di-netboot-assistant [06:30] Yeah, di-netboot-assistant is only SLIGHTLY more useful than annoying [06:30] It's dead easy to use dnsmasq for PXE booting [06:30] yeah, i had dnsmasq built into the router so that was pretty simple [06:30] And now, you should be able to send the preseed file over TFTP, so you don't need HTTP [06:31] what is wrong? http://pastebin.com/fY5AWXzS [06:31] anyway i'm out of here [06:31] oh cool [06:31] Meaning that you can just put the preseed files in /srv/tftp next to the netboot kernel/ramdisk [06:31] chrismsnz: thanks for the help [06:31] bye [06:31] np [06:31] sponzor: Ubuntu now uses upstart as its init, so everything you know about SysV init goes out the window [06:32] (Including policy-rc.d, the bastards.) [06:32] damn i dont know notting about upstart :/ [06:32] twb: patches considered ? [06:32] sponzor: go read the service(8) and restart(8) manpages, as that output instructed you to do. [06:33] lifeless: the Debian upstart maintainer wasn't enthusiastic about it IIRC [06:33] ah well [06:33] lifeless: I don't interact with Ubuntu devs [06:33] can i change it back to init.d? [06:33] lifeless: what I'm doing at the moment is diverting /sbin/initctl and replacing it with a stub (basically /bin/false) [06:34] I don't even know if that's working, really. The postinst runs "start foo" and that tries to talk to some dbus-type daemon that isn't running inside the chroot [06:35] becose service doesnt work like it should? http://pastebin.com/4ZLMXzmq [06:35] twb: where would the seeds from the install be? [06:37] common this is confusing :/ http://pastebin.com/bxfVVbn9 [06:39] maek_: debconf --get-selections [06:39] Er, debconf-get-selections, from debconf-utils [06:40] twb: thanks [06:42] sponzor, did you try /etc/init.d/hostname restart? [06:43] scar: that is the first thing i try :) [06:44] is this a bug? [06:46] Technically /etc/init.d/hostname restart SHOULD work [06:46] It's a legacy compatibility layer [06:46] sponzor: you cannot change back to init.d [06:49] in my case it doesnt. i think i should downgrade to ubuntu 9... [06:51] New bug: #600908 in bacula (main) "Spurious error during authorization" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/600908 [06:56] sponzor: what are you actually trying to do? [06:56] Set the active hostname from /etc/hostname? [07:00] yes [07:00] the hostname is ok now i m yust confused with new feauteres :P [07:09] Just cheat [07:09] hostname $(cat /etc/hostname) [07:24] hi folks [07:29] stupid question. coming from redhat I can do service inetd restart - how do I restart inetd [07:36] maek_: /etc/init.d/inetd restart [07:36] with sudo, of course [07:36] if you use a recent ubuntu install it might complain about using a different set of commands, and tell you what to use now [07:36] :) [07:40] kai: thanks, the reason Im confused is there is not init script for inetd in /etc/init.d [07:40] Hello, can anyone help me getting an ftp server up and running? [07:41] I have /etc/inet.conf with my tftpd entry and /usr/sbin/inetd is running, just dont see how its getting started [07:42] interesting, that's new :) [07:42] you can tell I haven't used inetd in a while [07:42] check out man update-inetd [07:42] :) [07:42] ok thanks [07:42] that seems to be a tool to update the inetd.conf, and that also tells inetd to reload the config [07:43] yeah I was thinking just hup it but seemed like there would be a slicker way [07:43] thanks [07:44] I'm sure this is somehow related to the new startup stuff [07:44] but I haven't really tried to understand that [08:09] morning [08:21] New bug: #600920 in mysql-dfsg-5.1 (main) "package mysql-server-5.1 5.1.37-1ubuntu5.4 failed to install/upgrade: sous-processus script post-installation installé tué par le signal (Interrompre)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/600920 [08:22] Hi everyone ! [08:23] I'm trying to setup subdomain with virtualhosts but every subdomain redirects me to the folder of the domain... [08:23] this is my conf: http://pastebin.com/1u1wy21D [08:26] Mateo_: Can you try this? http://pastebin.com/5GzHEANE [08:30] Jeeves_: now i have a 403 error even if my folder project is chmod 755... [08:30] Jeeves_: this is the stat of my index.html file: Access: (0755/-rwxr-xr-x) Uid: ( 0/ root) Gid: ( 0/ root) [08:32] Hi, in our university we have some academic library services that only accessible with the ip addresses of the university. We want the academic stuff to use these services whereever they are, not only from the universit network. But as these services are private we need to do this with user authentication. So, can a proxy server (like squid) used to achive this purpose? Or there is some other ways to do this? [08:42] Mateo_: How's the permission of the upper directories? [08:42] Jeeves_: the same [08:43] Mateo_ What's in your errorlog? [08:43] i'm trying to chown the folder for www-data, but i don't remember the format... sudo chwon www-data:www-data my/folder ? [08:46] y [08:47] Jeeves_: [Fri Jul 02 09:44:53 2010] [error] client denied by server configuration: /home/kunedev/projects/worldcup/index.html [08:49] Jeeves_: i dont' know how, but now it looks like it works ... [08:51] Jeeves_: thanks for your help !!! [08:51] mase_wk: Hi there :) [08:52] cpf: hey [08:52] So, what I need to know is how to "start" mysqld without the service/init.d commands... [08:52] So I might catch an error. [08:52] firstly can you dpkg -l | grep mysql [08:52] and pastebin the output [08:54] http://pastebin.com/MTcM1hTP [08:55] k looking [08:56] Trying to figure out some things in the logs. Nothing important yet... [08:56] hmm ok [08:56] so have a look in the init script, there will be a mysqld binary somewhere, it may even be in your PATH [08:56] run that , i think there is a debugging more [08:56] mode* [08:58] i take it you just did an apt-get install mysql-server to install this ? [08:58] When I run it, it freezes... Haven't found any relevant debugging in man also. [08:58] Pretty much, it was installed by tasksel. [08:59] I could always try a reinstall... [08:59] just try running that [08:59] on the off chance something wasn't configured correctly [09:00] I'm trying to run the mysqld command, it's hanging... [09:00] not really sure why your having an issue to be honest [09:00] Oh, you mean reinstall? :D [09:00] Me neither. [09:00] It's weird in a whole, yesterday everything worked like a charm. [09:00] wait, did you get prompted for a password during install ? [09:00] for the root user ? [09:00] Yes. [09:01] hmm ok [09:01] And I used it yesterday. [09:01] did the server crash at all ? [09:01] No. [09:01] But reinstall did fix it... [09:01] hmm [09:01] odd [09:01] Very. [09:02] I'm not even sure it overwrote my config files. [09:02] it shouldn't have [09:02] It didn't... Configs are as I set them. [09:02] Hmm, going to take a reboot, if it fails at that point, it's probably because of that. [09:09] Ok, so reboot didn't break the mySQL [09:10] Guess problem is solved. Although the problem wasn't found. [09:10] Thanks anyway :) [09:21] New bug: #288358 in nmap "Nmap package missing lua libraries, also doesn't look in debian locations" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/288358 [09:26] New bug: #600936 in mysql-5.1 "mysql-5.1 fails to build from source in maverick" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/600936 [09:31] New bug: #365719 in nmap (main) "no nmap package in Ubuntu repository for 9.04" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/365719 === lifeless_ is now known as lifeless [10:01] New bug: #600950 in nut (main) "nut-snmp cannot talk to netvision ups because of upstream bug" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/600950 === lifeless_ is now known as lifeless [10:40] hi there, somebody has intalled gnarwl sucessfully? [10:46] Roxyhart0: it's in the repos isn't it? (never used it myself) [10:47] it is for autoreply ...i am not sure if work fine in ubuntu [10:47] Roxyhart0: don't know. It's in the repos, so installation should not be a problem [10:48] ok, thanks [11:17] Hello [11:17] I saw my postfix sending(receivng worked) not working so,I searched google and finded out to test host -t mx gmail.com for example,I saw it failing,any reasons?thats showed via postfix tail " Name service error for name=gmail.com type=MX: Host not found, try again" [11:19] KnightStalker: Busted DNS setup, probably. [11:19] KnightStalker: What's in [11:19] /etc/resolv.conf? [11:19] nameserver 192.168.1.1 ^_^ [11:20] is that incorrect? [11:21] Depends. [11:21] KnightStalker: depends, is 192.168.1.1 your name server's IP? [11:21] Does 192.168.1.1 have a nameserver on it. [11:22] and is ^_^ something you wrote here or is it in the file, too? [11:22] lol thats something I wrote here oO [11:23] KnightStalker: What does "host -t mx gmail.com 192.168.1.1 [11:23] " do? [11:23] wait a sec [11:23] same [11:23] ;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached [11:24] Either 192.168.1.1 isn't running a nameserver or you're firewall is too restrictive. [11:24] actually how to find out what is running my nameserver? [11:25] You ask your network administrator. [11:25] well 192.168.1.1 points to my router [11:26] They often run a caching dns server. Yours may or may not. [11:28] does having this on hosts.deny have to do anything with this error? ALL : 192.168.0.0/32 : deny === tommy is now known as Guest111 === lifeless_ is now known as lifeless [11:40] Oh thanks for the tip,soren,I found it out via my router === lifeless_ is now known as lifeless [11:49] Anyone used to work with ISPconfig please ? [11:49] New bug: #600565 in samba (main) "cifs hangs with "Server not responding"" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/600565 === sanderj is now known as Snadder === lifeless_ is now known as lifeless [12:10] oh well,host -t mx now works but postfix still having issues [12:10] Hi, in our university we have some academic library services that only accessible with the ip addresses of the university. We want the academic stuff to use these services whereever they are, not only from the universit network. But as these services are private we need to do this with user authentication. So, can a proxy server (like squid) used to achive this purpose? Or there is some other ways to do this? [13:08] morning [13:26] New bug: #601004 in setserial (main) "setserial fails to build from source in maverick" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/601004 [13:28] are you serious? [13:29] morning === lifeless_ is now known as lifeless [13:40] <_chris_> hej all [13:41] <_chris_> when i use 'top' i can sort by %Mem by pressing shift+m , is there also an option to sort by %cpu ? [13:43] <_chris_> ah ok just found out with shift+o i can select by what he should sort^ [14:11] New bug: #601022 in libcommons-fileupload-java (main) "Sync libcommons-fileupload-java 1.2.1-5 (main) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/601022 [14:13] <_ruben> _chris_: and shift-p for the (default) sorting by %cpu [14:23] hi, i'm setting up an ubuntu server machine which will be a web server to manage support tickets (using otrs)... what should i install on a server for it protection, maintain, tools, etc? [14:24] mika__: Apache with mod_ssl? [14:25] i did a "cp -v source dest" so I could see what it was doing... however it doesn't provide an average speed so that I can determine how long i'm goinig to have to wait... i didn't see an option in the cp man page... is their a means to determine that? [14:25] Guest92581: No. [14:26] Guest92581: But if you want that, why not use something like rsync? [14:27] i plan to once i have removed all the unessary files and learn to use rsync.. i didn't realize that rsync would provide me that for an initial copy.. is it as fast for the inital copy as cp? [14:27] jpds: mmm...yes..what else? now i've just installed htop and uptimed.... and i'm installing postfix (which config do you suggest to use considering that all the emails will be sent directly from the server without using external smtp: internet site or internet with smarthost?) [14:28] Guest92581: rsync -aPhv --delete-after sauce dest ? [14:31] jpds, guess i shoulda used rsync.. the cp has been running so I don't want to stop it now... or since rsync does incremental copies should i stop it and restart the copy with rsync so that i can determine the transfer speed? [14:31] Guest92581: rsync hashes everthing and continues where things left off. [14:32] mika__: the diff between those two is just relayhost being set, causing mail to all be sent to $relayhost, instead of trying the ultimate destination directly [14:32] lamont: what do you suggest to use? [14:32] Guest92581: Or you could use something like io{stat,top} to see the disk activity (if the kernel supports it). [14:33] Guest92581: speedwise, about the same for the initial copy. the other thing that rsync gives you is matching timestamps [14:33] mika__: depends on how the mail that host delivers to the net needs/wants to be sent [14:33] lamont, ah so the cp will touch every file? [14:34] if you want it all to go through some central mail hub, then with smarthost. if there's no need or desire, internet site would tend to be better [14:34] Guest92581: I'm not aware of an option to fix the timestamps with cp.. then again, once one has rsync, one stops using cp [14:35] at least for large tree copies [14:35] lamont: the mail will be the ticket response generated from otrs, and they will be sent to all addresses (gmail, hotmail, etc)... having my host to be the ultimate destination would cause delivery problems? [14:35] does anyone use vmbuilder w/ a vmbuilder.parition file...I'm trying to just use the example from the documentation and it keeps bombing out. http://paste.ubuntu.com/458315/ [14:35] large tree syncs tend to be disk-bound, so any inefficiencies of the way rsync does the extra checking around the initial copy are generally moot [14:37] mika__: so you have an email that you want to deliver to gmail... do you want this machine to directly connect to google's machines, or does it want to dump that task on some other machine in your infrastructure (the relayhost)? [14:38] lamont: this is the only machine i've in the infrastructure...so i think it would be deliver directly to gmail... right? === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [14:38] right. therefore, you want 'internet site' [14:39] lamont: ok, thank you :) [14:39] lamont: do you think that would be delivery problems? i've already set the spf on the domain name adding the machine ip [14:40] depending on your isp, no [14:42] that is, if you have a commercial ISP account, they probably don't block outbound traffic to port 25. if this is a home machine at the end of a consumer-ISP link, odds are good that you need 'internet with smarthost' and the ISP's mail server as the relayhost (because many ISPs block outbound port 25 from consumer links) [14:42] lamont: ok, thank you :) (it's a commercial isp) [14:43] lamont: do you have any other suggestion? like stuff to install, etc [14:43] I tend to avoid making such suggestions [14:46] lamont: ok.. === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [15:06] i've got about 6 large directories that have within them many of the same files. Some of the files are only located in one subdirectory. I need to consolidate all of the directories into one directory that contains only one copy of each of the files. How may I accomplish this? [15:13] there should be an option in rsync to accomplish this [15:14] Guest92581: remove the duplicates first using fdupes or similar [15:14] !info fdupes | Guest92581 [15:14] Guest92581: fdupes (source: fdupes): identifies duplicate files within given directories. In component main, is optional. Version 1.50-PR2-2build1 (lucid), package size 18 kB, installed size 84 kB [15:15] rsync -av --ignore-existing /source/dir/ /dest/dir [15:16] I think something like that should work [15:16] I forgot to add --progress in there [15:17] hallyn: did you find https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SyncRequestProcess ? [15:18] hallyn: get that filed, and i'll pull the trigger on the actual sync [15:30] hallyn: seabios uploaded [15:31] hallyn: what's the location of your qemu-kvm branch? === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [15:48] hallyn: and qemu-kvm's multiboot fixes uploaded [15:51] Hello, i setup 3 dns servers ( bind ), one as master and two as slave, the slave A update the zones when i change the serial on Master, the slave B just update zones if first i remove /var/cache/bind/* and them restart the bind daemon [15:51] Any ideas ? [15:53] whats the new startup stuff called? upstart? is there a place I can read how to use it, so I can figure out the slick way to restart inetd? [15:57] upstart.ubuntu.com [16:03] kirkland: thanks! [16:03] kirkland: so since it turns out there was already a seabios bzr tree, will that automatically get updated? [16:07] hallyn: yeah, i think so [16:09] groofy [16:09] groovy [16:22] kirkland: sync request filed [16:30] hallyn: bug number? [16:30] kirkland: bug 601100 [16:30] Launchpad bug 601100 in lxc "sync lxc 0.7.1-1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/601100 [16:47] jdstrand: are you considering merging 0.8.2 libvirt when it comes out (in 1-2 weeks)? [16:51] hi, just started with UEC. I downloaded images thru the web interface and then removed everything again with euca-deregister problem is now that i can't download the images from the store again (cause the webinterface still says the images are installed) and I can't find the button to push so that the webinterface knows that the images aren't actually available [16:51] OK. This did not go as expected. Brazil played like <$@&%+> [16:52] oh and yup I know I could manually download and re-register the images. But I unfortunately specifically need the web interface part [17:00] ttx: yo! [17:05] mathiaz: yoyo! [17:05] ttx: catchup mumble? [17:06] sure, quick one [17:07] * ttx just realizes that mumble crashed a few hours ago [17:24] I'm running slapd using a slapd.conf. It isn't logging where it should or anything at all. What else other than the init and config could be affecting slapd logging? [17:25] I'm running 10.04 LTS and slapd 2.4.21-0ubuntu5. [17:32] Hi, my bind setup is return a lot of errors like this: [17:32] Jul 2 13:17:32 faraday named[2115]: error (network unreachable) resolving 'www.google.me/A/IN': 2001:500:4f::1#53 [17:33] Someone know why? [17:35] failover: do you have ipv6 on that bind server? [17:36] i don't think so === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [17:38] failover: " resolving 'www.google.me/A/IN': 2001:500:4f::1#53" <- look up the IPv4 record of www.google.com on the server "2001:500:4f::1" (which is an ipv6 server). And if you don't have IPv6 that of course fails. Now the question is why is your bind thinking that this IPv6 server can answer your request... [17:39] good question, just using basicly the default lucid conf [17:40] oh [17:41] this is a default behavior: listen-on-v6 { any; }; [17:44] failover: you can deactivate that _or_ get a tunnel from sixxs (if you can't get "native" IPv6 from your provider). And get yourself familiar with IPv6 (IMHO the better solution in the long run) [17:50] i set listen-on-v6 from any to none, but still getting the errors... === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [18:06] I'm trying to install ubuntu server from a USB disk [18:06] it boots fine but then starts searching for a cdrom [18:06] instead of installing from the USB disk [18:13] pedrocr, What version, and how did you put it on the usb stick? [18:13] Daviey, 10.04 and I used the GUI usb creator in my 10.04 desktop installation [18:13] gave it the server iso and it installed it fine [18:14] pedrocr, Odd.. that is the way to do it.. There was a known bug in some earlier releases.. but that should work in lucid :/ [18:14] it boots just fine but keeps trying to use the physical cdrom [18:14] yeah.. that was a bug in previous versions [18:14] should I disconnect the physical cdrom device? [18:14] no [18:16] any suggestions? [18:16] I'm using ubuntu-10.04-server-amd64.iso by the way [18:16] pedrocr, When you get to the boot screen where it asks if you want "ubuntu server ; Ubuntu enterprise cloud" etc [18:17] yep [18:17] try f6 [18:17] then press Esc [18:17] yes [18:17] add "cdrom-detect/try-usb=true" to the end of the kernel line [18:17] it has that already [18:17] didn't work anyway [18:18] hmm [18:18]