=== Wandrewvious is now known as WALoeIII [00:16] These are good news: http://en.community.dell.com/dell-blogs/enterprise/b/tech-center/archive/2010/07/27/dell-openmanage-6-3-for-ubuntu.aspx [00:37] anyone use rtorrent here? i'm having issues with the watch directory feature & pausing/temporarily stopping torrents... [00:45] mathiaz, actually most of that is in uec-run-instances, which SpamapS worked on recently. it definitely needs some work, but it is there. [00:45] its also, i tihnk, sort of part of mr.awsome [00:52] Trying to learn how to create a private package repository: which directories does reprepro needs and what do they do (my google-fu has only found how-tos, but not whys) [01:15] *cough* [01:17] New bug: #611101 in mysql-dfsg-5.1 (main) "upstart config does not sleep between pings" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/611101 [01:21] New bug: #611102 in mysql-dfsg-5.1 (main) "mysqld does not start due to typo in upstart config" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/611102 [02:02] exit [02:10] im broken? [02:45] how can I force a 6.4LTS server to do a dist upgrade? I've tried "apt-get dist-update" and it claims there is no updates [02:46] 6.04 isn't supported is it? [02:46] do-release-upgrade [02:47] arrrghhh, I had to install 6.04 in order to get these IBM x335 boxes to play nice with Ubuntu [02:48] are you sure it's a good idea to upgrade them then? lol [02:48] arrrghhh, they're fresh installs, so if it tanks, I'll just reinstall [02:48] there's emergency broacast boxes that run redhat distro's from 1996 becuase it works. [02:48] arrrghhh, what's the syntax I need? [02:48] if it works, it works. [02:48] "sudo do-release-upgrade" what do you mean? [02:49] arrrghhh, that's what I needed to know. I was trying "sudo apt-get do-release-upgrade" and it wasn't working. LOL [02:49] oh... crap. sorry haha. [02:49] arrrghhh, your syntax didn't work. it just line feeds [02:49] hrm... [02:49] maybe that was an advent with 8.04 [02:50] other ideas? [02:50] aptitude? [02:50] aptitude safe-upgrade i think [02:51] nana [02:51] *nada [02:51] http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/upgrade [02:52] go to the "network upgrade for ubuntu servers" section [02:52] arrrghhh, that's desktop [02:52] c'mon now! [02:52] i know it says 8.04 -> 10.04 [02:52] yep [02:52] but do it [02:52] apt-get install update-manager-core [02:53] edit /ect/update-manager/release-upgrades and set prompt=lts [02:53] or to =normal, whatever [02:53] and sudo do-release-upgrade --devel-release [02:53] sudo apt-get install update-manager-core [02:53] sudo do-release-upgrade [02:54] i was going to keep you in LTS trains [02:54] but whatever mang [02:54] it's all there in that doc! [02:54] thanks [02:57] ...and off to hardy we go [02:57] have fun [03:42] If you don't have plymouth installed, does "splash" in the kernel parameter do antyhing? [04:52] Hi [04:53] I am facing some problem regarding discovering nodes in eucalyptus http://paste.ubuntu.com/470196/ [04:53] When it is discovering a node it is identifying with its inet6 address and not the inet4 address [04:54] can someone please help resolve this issue [05:17] i am using the ec2 image, i added a new user via adduser, except I can't connect as that user using its password. Do I have to pass in a pem file when I ssh ? [05:51] Adman65: its likely that password auth is just turned off for the EC2 images. [05:59] Daviey, awake ? [06:00] Adman65, password auth in ssh is disabled in ec2 images. [06:00] to "fix": [06:01] sed -i "s/#PasswordAuthentication/PasswordAuthentication/" /etc/ssh/sshd_config [06:01] sudo sed -i "s/#PasswordAuthentication/PasswordAuthentication/" /etc/ssh/sshd_config [06:01] sudo restart ssh [06:24] I am facing some problem regarding discovering nodes in eucalyptus (UEC) http://paste.ubuntu.com/470196/ [06:24] When it is discovering a node it is identifying with its inet6 address and not the inet4 address [06:25] Do you actually use ipv6 at all? [06:25] If not, suggest turning it off at the boot prompt [06:27] twb: nope [06:27] twb: by boot prompt do you mean bios? [06:27] No, I mean in your bootloader: grub or pxelinux or whatever [06:28] ok, I am using grub, can you plz give me a pointer to how I might go about achieving it twb? [06:29] grub2 or grub legacy [06:29] twb: the one provided with Lucid Lynx [06:29] In /etc/default/grub add ipv6.disable=1 to GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT and run "update-grub" [06:31] twb: currently the value is GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet" changing it to GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet ipv6.disable=1" and running update-grub [07:17] RoAkSoAx: pong [07:41] ttx: I attached a debdiff for rhcs [07:41] bug #600984 [07:41] Launchpad bug 600984 in redhat-cluster "redhat-cluster-suite fails to build from source in maverick" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/600984 [07:42] RoAkSoAx: ok [07:59] smoser, o/ [07:59] hey [07:59] que pasa senor? [07:59] smoser, oh joy, about ftbfs [07:59] i've a merge for you to look at for eucalyptus. [07:59] yeah [08:00] once it bfs, i have some changes that i need. [08:00] they'rre not well tested, thoguh, as i can't install [08:00] :) [08:00] but fairly well tested given that slight difficulty [08:00] HAH [08:01] i need some serious help [08:01] for some reason my server seems to be stuck in an infinite loop [08:01] it boots up gets to the login then shuts down and restarts [08:02] if you care to review, Daviey https://code.launchpad.net/~smoser/ubuntu/maverick/eucalyptus/maverick.bug611144/+merge/31249 [08:05] smoser, visually, it looks sane [08:05] well, it builds. [08:07] smoser, in lucid or maverick? [08:08] in maverick [08:08] i hand installed the libjibx into an otherwise clean schroot [08:08] the dpkg-buildpackage [08:09] ahh [08:09] sweet :) === TeLLuS_ is now known as TeLLuS [08:26] New bug: #611177 in samba (main) "samba as pdc, w2k3 as memberserver, winxp domainclients" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/611177 === remix_auei is now known as remix_tj [08:46] vhey guys i need some big time help i have a server down and its kind of in an infinite boot up and restart loop [08:46] im trying to boot onto the live cd and it wont read it for some reason and with out any networking i can login but after logging in it restarts itself [08:54] eagles0513875, not much you can do until you get it booted to a live environment, or load the disk in another computer [08:54] sigh :( [08:55] qman__: woudl a network boot work? [08:55] have you tried the "recovery mode" option? [08:55] only if you have a server hosting PXE images [08:55] qman__: what do i press to get to grub and kernel selection [08:55] for grub1, escape, for grub2, hold left shift [08:55] hold on [08:56] recovery mode boots it into single user, and then gives you a few options besides just dropping to a root shell [08:56] i know [08:56] i think this loop has something to do with watchdog [08:57] im holding shift and im getting no response [08:57] its like its ignoring the keyboard [08:57] USB? [08:58] ya [08:58] also the cd drive si a bit wonky [08:59] its a sata cd rom drive [08:59] if so, try playing with the legacy USB keyboard options in the BIOS [08:59] or try PS/2 [08:59] make sure it's in "native IDE" mode [09:00] some things can handle AHCI, others can't [09:00] qman__: what doesnt make sense is this was working just fine yesterday [09:01] it's a big mess, so if you don't need to hot plug your drive, just use native IDE [09:01] blarg this is a mess [09:01] now, hard drives can really benefit from AHCI, but disc drives, not a big deal [09:02] man this is getting frustrating [09:03] i am wondering if it was the time as the time in the bios was 2 hrs behind [09:03] eagles0513875, by default, linux sets the hardware clock to UTC [09:04] humm [09:04] ok [09:04] that didnt do it [09:04] and i cant change to legacy usb [09:04] Can you not trying setting your first boot device to CDROM and then putting in a recovery disk [09:04] just to see if you even get usb support? [09:06] SuperLag: already have that [09:06] setup like that and it still doesnt boot off the live cd [09:06] of ubuntu server [09:06] ahh [09:06] sorry couldnt scroll back that far [09:06] its ok [09:07] i am running out of ideas [09:07] i think a reinstall might be in order [09:07] what happens when you try to boot it up? [09:07] starts up i login and it shutdown and reboots [09:08] and in single user mode the same? [09:08] his keyboard isn't working to interrupt grub and get to single [09:08] you're going to have to fix one or the other, the CD or the keyboard, in any case [09:09] can't exactly reinstall if you can't boot the live environment [09:09] ah have you tried booting from a USB device? [09:09] thing is i dont have a spare usb device on me atm [09:09] the one i have is 16 gb of data on it [09:09] actually brb [09:09] cuz the office was supposed to order some for work [09:10] hold on i might not need it [09:10] ok nm [09:10] i do need it [09:10] sure could it be ahrd ware issue if the kb isnt working and its in a boot loop? [09:10] it seems like all processes are crashing from what im seeing during shutdown [09:10] the server was workign juts fine yesterday [09:11] brb [09:11] that doesn't rule out a hardware issue [09:11] has anything changed? plugged in sumthink [09:15] Does it crash ont he same process every time? [09:15] on the [09:16] it seems like its something with udev [09:16] im gonna use my pendrive and create a bootable usb [09:16] using unetbootin [09:17] just have to get all my data off it first [09:17] Sure one other suggestion, when you do remove all the hardware you dont need, including some of the ram and the CD ROM drive if you can [09:18] SuperPetRalf: ? [09:18] Just incase it is a hardware issue, it maybe on the the external devices [09:19] or an internal device such as a broken pin in the ide cable or faulty RAM [09:20] ieverything is sata [09:20] from cd drive to hdd drives [09:20] i unplugged the network [09:20] which helped some [09:20] before with it plugged in [09:20] it was an instant reboot [09:21] without network it at least stays up for a bit then i login and it goes down [09:22] i think im getting ddosed or something [09:22] is it possibly 2 seperate issues, for example you cant use the kb in grub becuase USB support isnt there and there is a corrupt file cousing your system to reboot? [09:23] SuperPetRalf: all i did was modify something in the watchdog conf file and restarted watchdog [09:23] and after that thats when it was in the infinite loop [09:23] prior to that it was fine [09:24] can you resotre the old file [09:24] i know what i modified [09:24] just have to comment out one thing [09:24] idea [09:25] can you turn it on but not logon [09:25] then login remotly with ssh? [09:25] i could try that [09:25] also take a look at this [09:25] http://pastebin.com/ebmPZndP <---does that look like someone trying to hack or dos the network [09:26] there all outbound though [09:26] not all [09:26] but the majority are and I dont htink that could be anough for DOS conditions [09:27] only one is inbound [09:27] looks like your server's been compromised to me [09:27] unless you're legitimately scanning those IPs yourself [09:27] im not [09:27] im protected by router firewall [09:28] only ports i have open and forwarded to the server are 22 and 80 [09:28] that's more than enough [09:28] so i need to get iptables up and running on the server as well as a proxy [09:28] you need to fix the hole that they got in with, if they got in [09:29] ya its server side i think [09:29] leave it off the network, and check for evidence of a break in [09:29] thing is i removed the server from the connection via router to the internet [09:29] breakin in what sense [09:29] yeah but the traffic is outbound [09:29] suggesting if it is its allready comprimised [09:29] unauthorized SSH login, most likely [09:29] with a subsequent rooting [09:30] qman__: i use an alpha numeric password which isnt easy to crack [09:30] doesn't matter [09:30] using password authentication at all is risky [09:30] brute force, but i still dont think its likly to be that [09:30] thing is i cant even check the logs [09:31] and most of the attacks are on closed ports [09:31] whats the IP address of the server? [09:31] those are outbound connections [09:31] .4 or .7? [09:31] none of those [09:31] then its not the server [09:31] server has a static internal ip [09:31] look at the addresses [09:31] blocking inbound ports has no effect on them [09:31] those i believe are wifi addresses [09:32] ahh but all the traffic goes no where near the server so to speak [09:32] look its all outbound .2.4 and 2.7 [09:32] yeah [09:32] looks like you had a couple zombies on your wifi then [09:32] or someone playing around with nmap [09:32] i'm finally got working suexec with fcgid, but it uses a wrapper that contains http://pastebin.com/KCsLN1dR, now, the wrapper must be owned by the user, so he can change it and put whatever command he wants, how can i solve this? [09:33] try and ssh into your own server [09:33] those are wifi ips from .2 to 100 [09:33] via router dhcp [09:33] if your server is on the same subnet, you definitely need to put up a firewall [09:34] but that's down the road [09:34] if none of those addresses point to your server, then it's irrelevant [09:34] and there are time log inconsistences too [09:34] and this is sounding more like hardware failure by the minute [09:34] ssh seems to be down [09:34] see no 11 then 12 and you see what i mean [09:35] cant ssh in [09:35] anyway ssh is down just checking are you re plugged in [09:35] morning [09:35] can you ping? [09:35] Morning [09:35] wait hold on [09:36] are you using an onboard NIC? [09:37] no [09:37] that was faulty [09:37] its a pci nic [09:37] i was gonna get a 2nd pci nic [09:38] no ping reply is that? [09:38] put one on the dmz and route the traffic to the other one after content filtering etc [09:38] well, that's even more suspect [09:38] server is offline atm [09:38] qman__: ? [09:38] if the onboard was already dead, the motherboard is likely crapping out [09:38] qman__: thing is i had taken this server home and installed server just fine using the onboard nic [09:38] came to work and it didnt work here [09:39] you mean during that time you installed fisrt and powered up now its been moved!? [09:40] let me see if i can boot onto a bootable pendrive [09:40] SuperPetRalf: yes [09:40] i reinstalled with this other nic card i bought [09:40] ahh [09:40] a failing southbridge chip would explain everything [09:40] hardware, or maybe disloged component [09:40] udev crashing, NIC failure [09:40] O_O [09:40] im with qman on that [09:40] qman__: this has been online for at least 2 three weeks [09:41] irrelevant [09:41] all hardware fails eventually [09:41] when is a matter of chance [09:41] most of the time it jsut goes [09:41] no warning [09:41] especailly if youve moved it [09:42] thing is this is only a 1 yr old machine [09:42] also irrelevant [09:42] is it on a UPS? [09:42] yes [09:42] is the UPS rated hight enough? [09:42] could be the power supply as well, but it's a bit too consistent [09:43] when they go, they either usually just pop [09:43] or fail under a heavy load [09:43] Daviey: around ? [09:43] which I guess booting up could case [09:43] not if its a 250w USP and 350 PSU [09:44] ttx: o/ [09:45] ttx: Going through my back log, wanted to catch up with you. [09:45] Daviey: I had a few questions on the status of euca 2.0 regressions wrt alpha3 [09:45] ttx: I am ontop of hggdh's bugs. [09:45] great [09:45] ttx: Well at the moment euca 2.0 FTBFS on maverick [09:45] qman__: and SuperPetRalf i have anothe rmachine here at the office i can setup if all else fails [09:45] (archive version) [09:45] Daviey: smoser told me. The jibx transition was half done on our side [09:45] if youve got backups of the old one i would go for it [09:45] eagles0513875, run some hardware diagnostics, boot live and put it under a heavy load [09:46] Daviey: just wondering why it hits so late [09:46] try taking it off the UPS or swapping the power supply, see if it fixes the problem [09:46] if it doesn't, it's probably the motherboard [09:46] ttx: The old version was only removed from the archive yesterday [09:46] arh. [09:46] qman__: making live usb of kubuntu atm [09:46] only iso i have laying around on this laptop atm [09:47] Daviey: ok, keep me posted, and don't hasitate to ask me/Dustin for support if needed [09:47] sure [09:47] ttx: Personally, i'm not convinced it needs a MIR.. but i guess i should - but MIR's currently seem to be operating slowly [09:47] MIR ? For jibx ? [09:48] ttx: yeah [09:48] it's just a package split... so it's should be a formality === ogra_ is now known as ogra [09:48] the apckage was already reviewed, it's just a matter of promoting it [09:48] ttx: the new package isn't yet in Ubuntu.. There isn't ANY jibx in Maverick at the moment, i don't think [09:49] but there was one :) Once in main, can return to main. [09:49] Yeah.. it was for this, i thought it could bypass a MIR. [09:49] Daviey: I'd really much like to have the basic UEC installer work out of the box for A3, like it used to [09:50] ttx: Agreed. [09:50] I don't care so much about the 10% instance fail rate [09:50] ttx: I need to do some investigation to the registration issue. [09:50] that we can fix after [09:50] ttx: It seems it's inconsistent.. :/ [09:50] Daviey: Ideally we need to identify the upstream issues [09:50] if any [09:51] to push them upstream today [09:51] yeah.. There is a call with them today, so i'll try and make sure as much is ready for that. [09:51] inconsistent ? I thought euca_conf --list-nodes always failed [09:51] qman__: and SuperPetRalf live usb is working booting into single user mode [09:51] what should i run [09:52] should i drop down to a root shell with networking ? or a normal root shell SuperPetRalf or qman__ [09:52] eagles0513875, with the live environment, you really should load the normal full system [09:52] GUI and all, and load some heavy application to stress the hardware [09:52] ok [09:53] ttx: That does seem to, but describe-avaliability-zones verbose, sometimes returns [09:53] qman__: normal system is loaded [09:53] and try editing your watchdog file back to norman [09:53] normal [09:53] Daviey: registration.log should leave a clear trail of what was detected and called [09:53] ping out see if your nic is working as it should [09:54] Daviey: to check of the absence of reg is due to an announce issue or a reg issue [09:56] SuperPetRalf: how can i mount the partition of the cd drive cuz on the live usb its only seeing the pendrive partition [09:57] use the mount command [09:57] go to command line and type man mount [09:58] SuperPetRalf: i know how to use it but i cant seem to find the partition listed when doign fdisk -l [09:59] has it deteced it? [09:59] how can i tell [09:59] lspci it [10:00] detected the har ddrive [10:01] ah, qman_ maybe better at this than me [10:01] ahhh here we go [10:01] go it? [10:01] had to drop down to runlevel 1 [10:01] ahh [10:01] humm but cant mount it as its not listed in the fstab [10:01] qman__: any suggestions [10:02] besides adding it to the fstab [10:04] eagles0513875, use sudo [10:05] i did and still wasnt getting listed [10:05] sudo mount /dev/sd?? /media/disk [10:06] isnt a cd "scd"? [10:06] ahh grep it [10:06] a CD could be scd or sr, but I don't know why you'd be mounting a CD [10:07] well it gives you sumthing to do :) I think eagles needs someting off the cd [10:07] my CD used to be hda [10:07] changed in an update [10:07] question [10:07] how can i get to the etc of the mounted drive [10:07] wait there it is [10:08] lol my cd used to be /dev/null [10:08] lol [10:09] lets see if that fixes it [10:09] * eagles0513875 crosses fingers [10:10] server is back up SuperPetRalf and qman__ [10:10] * eagles0513875 makes not to self not to modify watchdog.conf file [10:10] WEY! [10:10] congrats mate [10:10] ty [10:10] now to firewall it for extra protection [10:10] !iptables | eagles0513875 [10:10] eagles0513875, please see my private message [10:12] yeah, just keep in mind that there's no such thing as a secure wireless network [10:12] if you design and configure with that in mind, you won't have any problems [10:12] sure there is its when you turn it off :) [10:12] treat wireless like you treat the internet [10:12] ya [10:12] i hear ya [10:12] its encrypted but cant be too safe [10:13] :) [10:13] qman__: and SuperPetRalf would you guys recommend me getting a 2nd nic and putting that on the dmz then routing traffic to the internal nic or no need [10:13] or can i still provide content filtering with a single nic interface [10:13] i wonder if i coudl get the onboard working [10:13] eagles0513875: yes, you can. [10:14] ok cuz i want to do a lil content filtering for users of the wifi [10:14] you shouldn't need multiple NICs anywhere but at your router [10:14]