=== twister004_ is now known as twister004 === jjohansen is now known as jjohansen-afk [00:59] so i've got a kernel source and i want to compile and install it. can someone point me to documentation to take me from this point. everything i find so far is sort of confusing. === sheenobu is now known as criminy|z [02:16] hi guys [02:16] im having trouble setting up the LDAP server [02:16] how do i copy the example of the 'backend.example.com.ldif' using terminal?? [02:26] guys [02:26] anyone there?? [02:26] urgently need some help here [02:51] hi [02:51] anyone here? [02:52] im having troubles how to setup the LDAP server [03:09] hi [03:09] anyone here that can help me?? [03:10] im having troubles setting up the LDAP server [03:10] i dont know how to copy the backend ldip file [03:27] Need help: Error in installing ubuntu 9.10 server in virtual machine manager (QEMU). I pasted my error here http://paste.ubuntu.com/464317/ [03:33] guys help me [03:34] help me help you [03:35] shabbu: Here is a guess: The message "qemu: could not open disk image /var/lib/libvirt/images/ubuntuserver.img: No such file or directory" means that file is not there, but you asked qemu to use it. Tell qemu to use an image that exists, and it will probably work better. [03:35] guys [03:36] GUYS [03:36] i need help in setting up LDAP server [03:36] how to create the ldif file?? [03:36] using the terminal [03:37] coz according to the guide [03:37] they ask me to copy the backend files [03:37] but i have no idea how to do it [03:38] cat >>somefile.whatever [03:38] paste your text in here... [03:38] ctrl-D [03:39] u mean this text [03:39] # Load dynamic backend modules [03:39] dn: cn=module,cn=config [03:39] objectClass: olcModuleList [03:39] cn: module [03:39] olcModulepath: /usr/lib/ldap [03:39] olcModuleload: back_hdb [03:39] # Database settings [03:39] dn: olcDatabase=hdb,cn=config [03:39] I mean whatever text you want in the file [03:39] objectClass: olcDatabaseConfig [03:39] objectClass: olcHdbConfig [03:39] olcDatabase: {1}hdb [03:39] olcSuffix: dc=example,dc=com [03:39] olcDbDirectory: /var/lib/ldap [03:39] olcRootDN: cn=admin,dc=example,dc=com [03:39] olcRootPW: secret [03:39] olcDbConfig: set_cachesize 0 2097152 0 [03:39] olcDbConfig: set_lk_max_objects 1500 [03:39] No need to paste 5000 lines in here... stop that! [03:39] olcDbConfig: set_lk_max_locks 1500 [03:39] olcDbConfig: set_lk_max_lockers 1500 [03:39] olcDbIndex: objectClass eq [03:39] olcLastMod: TRUE [03:39] olcDbCheckpoint: 512 30 [03:39] olcAccess: to attrs=userPassword by dn="cn=admin,dc=example,dc=com" write by anonymous auth by self write by * none [03:40] olcAccess: to attrs=shadowLastChange by self write by * read [03:40] olcAccess: to dn.base="" by * read [03:40] olcAccess: to * by dn="cn=admin,dc=example,dc=com" write by * read [03:40] ok [03:40] sorry [03:40] im using terminal to create the file [03:42] jmarsden: I just plonked him [03:42] * twb thinks: why doesn't ubottu deal with flooders like the dpkg bot does? [03:43] Maybe it's an attempt to help Ubuntu seem kinder and gentler to newbies?? I don't know. === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [03:51] jmarsden, This kernal requires an x86-64 CPU, but only detected an i686 CPU. Unable to boot - please use a kernel appropriate for your CPU. this error occurring [03:53] shabbu: so your CPU isn't x86-64 compatible [03:54] twb: Or the virtual CPU he set up isn't... [03:54] Oh, a VM [03:54] shabbu: If your real host PC is 64bit and running a 64bit host OS, then make sure that qemu is told to run a 64bit VM. [03:54] twb, I am trying to install in VM [03:55] qemu-system-x86_64 rather than qemu [03:58] Why am I getting this? [03:58] configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables [03:59] pretty straightforward to me [04:00] is your build environment set up right? you need to install it [04:00] build-essential [04:01] AdamDV1: usually it's because your CFLAGS has something like -m32, so you're trying to do a half-assed cross-compile [04:02] Or, as qman says, simply because you forgot to install all of build-essential [04:03] Yea, it was that. [04:03] Thanks [04:14] just for a sanity check, i ran diff -rqd /dir1 /dir2, and it didnt report anything, this means that those directories are EXACTLY the same byte for byte? [05:50] Is there a standard (or semi-standard) way to set the timezone via DHCP or NTP? [05:50] I have diskless netbooting clients, and rather than hard-coding the timezone in the image, I'd prefer to set it only on the server and have the clients pick the timezone at boot time based on the server's responses. [06:22] twb, you can set the timezone as a kernel parameter I'm pretty sure [06:27] Can you change the kmemsize on a virtual environment from the virtualized environment? [06:27] *from within === twister004_ is now known as twister004 [08:00] hi [08:02] can someone please guide me about my post on https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-users/2010-July/223352.html ? [09:11] New bug: #606163 in dhcp3 (main) "apparmor profile for dhcp3-client is too strict" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/606163 [09:31] When I try to setup a network bridge from eth0 to eth1 using bridge-utils, it typically ends up where I have no internet connectivity at all. And when I do a packet capture, the system is apparently asking for the MAC address of the router every second. [09:32] (whereas the packet capture is conducted after internet connectivity on the system fails to work, after trying to setup a network bridge) [09:32] Any suggestions? === twister004_ is now known as twister004 === twister004_ is now known as twister004 [10:08] Hello there I can not start mysql service [10:08] Any ideas where can i find info for this? [10:09] The last 2 days my ubuntu-server fails [10:09] a lot. [10:09] XServer does not start [10:09] mysql does not start [10:09] wtf?! [10:10] Can somebdoy help on this??? Tell what i suppose to take info about this failure? [10:12] check mysql error log [10:13] checked nothing [10:14] which file did you check? [10:16] It's in /var/log/mysql/error.log === twister004_ is now known as twister004 [10:21] yes [10:28] check disk space :-D [10:28] yup ;) [10:30] guys [10:31] i keep getting error when im doing the OpenLDAP configuration [10:31] ldapadd : invalid format(line 1) entry = "" [10:43] this is the error.log http://pastebin.com/BmDgGy72 [10:43] I can not understand much though [11:00] ps waux returns a mysql entry like [11:00] root 14589 0.0 0.0 7620 920 pts/4 S+ 13:00 0:00 grep --color=auto mysql [11:01] this is why it does not start [11:01] ??? [11:03] tydeas: No [11:04] That's your grep behind ps aux [11:05] what? [11:05] I see [11:06] tydeas: I think you ran 'ps uax | grep mysql' ? [11:06] yes [11:06] New bug: #606203 in setserial (main) "Packages install use deprecated option" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/606203 [11:07] tydeas: The reason that mysql doesn't start can probably be found in /var/log/daemon.log [11:16] Jeeves_: i is socket issues [11:17] Jeeves_: check please http://pastebin.com/K1faCMAK [11:20] tydeas: No, you don't have a socket because mysql isn't running [11:20] what happens if you type 'start mysql' [11:21] root@sindos2:~# start mysql [11:21] start: Job is already running: mysql [11:21] omfg [11:21] :) [11:22] what is this? [11:22] ps -A grep mysql returns nothing [11:23] mysql -u root -p does not connect [11:23] and now this... [11:24] http://pastebin.com/ZBfAzQj6 [11:24] check this [11:25] try [11:25] netstat -neap|grep 3306 [11:26] with apt-get dist-upgrade you can install kept back packets [11:27] should i install? [11:28] sorry, it updates, it does not install :) [11:28] so if you want to keep your system uptodate you should run it [11:29] tydeas: What does /var/log/daemon.log say? [11:30] http://pastebin.com/akmv7iJv [11:31] tydeas: And after you type 'restart mysql [11:31] ' [11:31] ? [11:32] nothing [11:32] daemon isn't started, so it can't print anything :) [11:32] check /var/run [11:32] if there's mysql pid fiel [11:32] file [11:32] ivoks: Usually the daemon start, prints some errors, and quits :) [11:33] no there is not a .pid file there [11:34] restart does not work... it makes to much time... [11:34] tydeas: what does netstat -neap|grep 3306 tell you? [11:34] binBASH: bothing [11:34] binBASH: ps allready says mysqld isn't running, so the socket won't be in use as well :) [11:35] Jeeves_: if it's in use by another program surely does :) [11:35] because he pasted something that the socket bind fails...... [11:36] binBASH: Yes, the client fails to connect to the socket of the server [11:36] does /var/run/mysqld exist? [11:37] Jeeves_: http://pastebin.com/BmDgGy72 [11:37] This was not a client issue :D [11:37] Ah, haven't seen that paste before [11:38] tydeas: What address do you have for bind-address in /etc/mysql/my.cnf ? [11:38] maybe the system has dhcp assigned ip address and bind in my.cnf is wrong [11:39] now i mysql -u root -p and get wrong passwd [11:39] w8 [11:40] ok, so it's running now, mysqld just used long to shutdown properly :) [11:41] maybe heavy query was running. [11:42] That shouldn't matter [11:42] But if you're stopping mysqld, the script tries to ping mysqld, IIRC. [11:42] And if mysqld isn't running, that takes a while [11:46] Hi, when installing a UEC node controller, what are the default firewall settings? Are all ports open or closed by default? [11:47] Jeeves_: It would explain at least why the port was in use still :) [11:52] tola, I assume it's a default accept policy, like a normal ubuntu install, but you can verify by running `sudo iptables -L` [11:53] qman__: thanks [12:06] hello anyone here [12:47] that's odd, why does the Ubuntu 10.04 desktop installer see my Ubuntu 10.03 UEC Node controller root partition as "uknown"? [12:47] I was hoping to resize it and dual boot [13:24] morning all [13:51] hey guys where does apache2 specify website encoding? [14:12] !apache2 | eagles00513875 [14:12] stupid bot [14:15] eagles00513875: AddDefaultCharset UTF-8 [14:15] or something [14:23] RoyK: ok trying to isolate some encoding issues [15:01] RoyK: you still there [15:01] RoyK: [15:02] do i need to specify in the default type text/plain or text/html\ [15:03] that's set by mod_mime [15:03] RoyK: where did you specify the charset then [15:04] in the apache2.conf file and under what section there [15:04] I just set it in the virtualhost [15:05] RoyK: would you mind pastebining your virtual host setup for me [15:06] <_chris_> is it normal to have like 10-15 processes of apache2 running ? [15:07] _chris_: yes [15:07] <_chris_> okay [15:07] _chris_: that is, you can set min/max for mpm-prefork [15:07] or whatever mpm you're using [15:08] <_chris_> also that one's running as root ? [15:11] _chris_: threre's only one running as root, for opening 80/tcp etc [15:11] the other processes are children of that [15:13] ahhh this is frustrating [15:13] my entire website uses the utf-8 for some reason apanta has screwed up the encoding or something [15:13] eagles00513875: http://pastebin.com/cr45FbM5 [15:14] RoyK: what file is that specified in [15:14] http://pastebin.com/d86JH2dZ [15:14] that one's better [15:14] this was /etc/apache2/sites-available/my.domain.com.conf [15:14] or similar [15:14] humm i just have my site in /var/www [15:15] but - gotta go now - http://bukta.no/ opening soon :D [15:15] RoyK: will u be on here this weekend [15:16] on and off, but mostly off, this festival is a little more fun than chatting [15:16] but then, you disappeared too [15:26] In apache2 for lucid, Can I set the server to serve a different document root for different IP addresses but with the same port? [15:27] p1l0t: I guess you can with mod_rewrite? [15:27] what about ports.conf? [15:27] That defines on which ports you want apache to listen [15:27] Wait, with ip addresses, do you mean clients or servers? :) [15:36] I want to server a different document root to the internal network than the outside world [15:38] But I was hoping to use the same port just on different addys example 8.8.8.8:80 and 10.1.0.1:80 but would that be a problem since its the same port or does it not matter since the ip addresses are different [15:38] p1l0t: So you have two different IP's on the server, right? [15:38] Will you use two different hostnames for the sites? [15:39] Oh wait, come to think of it no, lol. because I have a router before the server :P thats why I got confused [15:39] p1l0t: Ok, so you just want to add a vhost [15:39] p1l0t: http://www.debuntu.org/2006/02/22/7-virtual-hosting-using-apache-2 [15:40] Yeah I will be forced to use two different ports I think [15:40] https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/httpd.html [15:40] Unless I installed a second network card [15:40] p1l0t: No, you don't [15:41] http can serve different sites on the same port for ages [15:41] I want to learn these things [15:41] p1l0t: Than read the links I just gave you :) [15:41] wilco [15:42] Jeeves_: thanks BTW [15:43] yw [15:43] Although I changed the 8.04 to 10.04 and it still worked ;) [15:47] OH so I could do like admin.mysite.com to a different document root... [15:47] yes [15:48] excellent [15:52] are there any plans for a 8.04.5? [15:54] uec provisioning test install takes 15m39s on my laptop [16:12] SpamapS: ugent ping [16:19] woohoo. http://uec-images.ubuntu.com/maverick/current/ . maverick images 20100716 and newer are registered to grub loaders. [16:20] smoser++ [16:28] smoser: nifty....you get a cookie :) [16:42] trigger_error? [16:42] sorry [16:45] hey guys [16:45] i'm having problems with mysql. it won't start at boot or if i do sudo service mysql start [16:45] but if i start it manually sudo -u mysql mysqld, it works fine [16:48] init: mysql main process (946) terminated with status 1 [16:48] Hilikus: did you read the log file? Maybe it is not configured right. [16:48] it is, i've been using this for a long time [16:49] the one thing that seems to fix it is to bind to the localhost instead of the network ip, but even then. i've had times where it binds to the network address without problem [16:49] like i said, if i start it manually it binds [16:49] so it's not binding that's the problem [16:52] jdstrand: ping [16:52] jdstrand: the openjdk packages you want me to test are from https://edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-security/+archive/ppa ? [16:53] SpamapS: read any good books lately? :) [16:54] kirkland: yes [17:00] SuperLag: Drive is awesome. :) [17:01] 8.04 LTS - Likewise open has stopped working at random - trying to login yields "Access denied" - I'm trying to find information and I'm coming up dry [17:02] Honestly not even sure how to troubleshoot (I am 100% confident on the AD end) [17:07] theacolyte: "likewise open" huh? [17:08] yes [17:09] Actually at this point I'm more interested in removing it cleanly [17:09] I've had almost nothing but problems with it in both 8.04 and 10.04 [17:15] theacolyte: what is Likewise ? [17:15] theacolyte: I can't tell if that is capitalized because it is a proper name for something, or just the first word of your sentence. [17:16] Are you being serious? [17:18] theacolyte: yes entirely. You joined and said "Likewise open has stopped owrking at random" [17:19] And what does a capital L have to do with the question? [17:19] theacolyte: is Likewise a project, or were you continuing a sentence from a previous conversation? [17:19] http://likewiseopen.org/ [17:19] thank you [17:19] It's AD authentication for Ubuntu [17:19] Sorry, I read that totally wrong [17:20] Yeah sometimes its just hard to be clear in short text messages. :) [17:20] I figured out how to fix it at least temporarily which buys me some time to figure out what's happening [17:21] wow, $225/incident for support! [17:21] haha, really? I didn't even get that far [17:21] I'd stick to good ol' ubuntu auth [17:22] yeah I'm no help there, though in the past I've setup winbind+samba to integrate with AD [17:23] hehe, in likewise's defense, it IS a lot easier than winbind +samba [17:23] hehe [17:24] Metroid, the original, was easier than winbind + samba. [17:25] if I remember right, likewise setup was literally one line [17:25] theacolyte: until it didn't work anymore. ;-) [17:26] theacolyte: does the thing have any logs? maybe /var/log/syslog ? [17:26] oh, conviently it looks like doing an upgrade from 8.04 to 10.04 seems to disable it [17:27] doh [17:30] RoyK: hey [17:48] hggdh: ping [17:48] how can i troubleshoot an upstart job, huh, not starting upon boot? it runs ok manually [17:49] hggdh: can you nominate 579584 and 603363 for lucid for me? [17:49] zul: doing it now [17:49] hggdh: thanks [17:53] zul: done [17:53] hggdh, thanks! [17:53] zul: I thought you would have had the capability restored by now? [17:53] hggdh: nope :( [17:53] weird... [17:56] jpds: ping [18:07] New bug: #606368 in excalibur-logkit (main) "Please merge excalibur-logkit 2.0-4 (main) from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/606368 [18:07] pmatulis, you can turn on debugging with upstart [18:08] my guess is you're waiting for some event that doesn't occur [18:08] what is your "start on" ? [18:08] can you post the job ? [18:08] smoser: and where do i find the debug messages? [18:08] pmatulis, they'll go to the console and to syslog [18:08] hold on, i'll get how to turn it on [18:09] smoser: i think i may be affected by an existing bug but my test system does not exhibit it [18:09] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/autofs/+bug/573919 [18:09] Launchpad bug 573919 in autofs "autofs doesn't work with lucid" [Medium,New] [18:09] pmatulis, http://paste.ubuntu.com/464624/ [18:09] smoser: see last comment in that bug [18:11] or [18:11] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/autofs/+bug/511245 [18:11] Launchpad bug 511245 in autofs "portmap is not started during boot process before autofs and hence autofs does not work properly" [Low,Triaged] [18:12] New bug: #606375 in ipsec-tools (main) "Racoon daemon script is missing a newline" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/606375 [18:19] I don't know where my config file for finch is located. I cann't remember how to find or search for it. Can someone help me jog my memory [18:19] Xpistos: locate finch then it will list all finch related files [18:20] Xpistos: configurations are ususally located /etc [18:20] eagles0513875: Thank you brother [18:21] Xpistos: welcome [18:21] pmatulis, so heres my guess as to what is happening. [18:24] well, hold on. [18:24] what provides statd ? [18:27] smoser: nfs-common i think [18:28] smoser: so broken system is missing that maybe [18:31] ok. pmatulis so, it seems to me that [18:31] - autofs recommends nfs-common so you should get that on install of autofs in lucid [18:31] - autofs is a sysvinit job === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [18:32] - statd is a upstart job [18:32] that leads to a race condition where the sysvinit job used to run much later in boot, but now, because there are very few sysvinit jobs, it runs very early. [18:33] the comment there will probably fix the issue, but the real fix is to get autofs to an upstart job so it can properly depend on 'started statd' [18:34] k, i thought autofs was an upstart job [18:34] smoser: what is the easiest way to check? [18:34] smoser: symlink to upstart-job (very non-intuitive) [18:35] ? [18:35] i was just looking at the source. and azamat definitely suggests its an autofs job [18:35] but the lucid source has no mention of upstart [18:38] autofs is an upstart [18:39] http://ubuntuupdates.org/packages/show/167397 [18:41] yeah, i'm wrong on that. [18:41] zul: there? [18:41] hggdh: yep [18:41] Is there a split right now? it's quiet [18:41] zul: have you seen bug 598476? [18:41] Launchpad bug 598476 in mysql-5.1 "MySQL server fails to load on boot" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/598476 [18:42] hggdh: yeah ill have another look at it [18:42] are there any plans for a version 8.04.5 ? [18:42] zul: thank you. I was going to propose a change, but I am still unsure on how to deal with bzr and LP [18:42] Italian_Plumber: no [18:44] thanks pmatulis [18:44] Italian_Plumber: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyReleaseSchedule [18:46] thanks agian [19:14] hey guys [19:15] I am getting the ureadahead error status 4 … how can i get to my fstab to fix this or something? I tried recovery mode and it doesn't work [19:15] http://ubuntuguide.net/howto-fix-ureadahead-problem-after-upgrading-to-ubuntu-10-04 [19:15] or even how can i disable ureadahead === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [19:20] webPragmatist: remove package? [19:20] pmatulis: how i can't even boot heh [19:21] webPragmatist: oh, well boot with a rescue cd [19:21] whats ureadahead even for [19:21] !info ureadahead [19:21] ureadahead (source: ureadahead): Read required files in advance. In component main, is important. Version 0.100.0-4.1 (lucid), package size 23 kB, installed size 148 kB [19:22] webPragmatist: make booting faster [19:22] hrm [19:22] seems ridiculous that this would halt boot [19:26] webPragmatist, fwiw, i dont think that is what is stopping your boot [19:26] it's an inproperly configured fstab that is stopping my boot but that shouldn't stop my boot [19:27] if that makes sense [19:27] ah. ok. [19:27] it should just not mount the dumb drives [19:27] and boot [19:27] well, the way to fix it is to boot rescue cd or usb drive [19:27] then, for filesystems you dont need to boot, do: [19:27] nobootwait [19:28] you want to add that to the 'options' [19:28] hrm [19:28] (see man fstab) [19:28] right [19:28] so if I add nobootwait ureadahead won't crap out? [19:29] or rather it fstab won't [19:29] i think they're unrelated [19:29] the other issue is I think the disk is drbd so it's not even mountable yet [19:29] considering they aren't synced [19:52] smoser: where is nomountwait [19:53] er nobootwait [19:53] i looked at man mount and nothing [19:53] man fstab === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [20:06] smoser: it's not in there [20:06] smoser: that snippet of upstart goodness for debugging purposes, where do thos lines go? [20:06] ah. sorry, pmatulis [20:06] just put that in a "/etc/init.d/debug-me.conf" [20:06] or any upstart job really. [20:06] wait [20:06]