[00:30] how can I fix this? http://pastebin.com/rsPsg49i [00:35] cacti and phpmyadmin insert configuration in /etc/apache2/conf.d and thus become part of every virtualhost. That should not be === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [00:44] MTecknology: nice looks good :) === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [01:01] hi there, i just changed my domain controler to another subject but the machines that where already joined can't see the domain any more. the firewall is open. What coudl be the problem?. they can see the DC if they are just in the same subnet but no different. === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [02:07] ScottK: should be fixed now === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === DanYoSon_ is now known as DanYoSon [02:27] I am doing combined work on various USERDir accounts on Ubuntu, but my files are getting written by apache as www-data rather than as those userdir accounts. How do I get file access for the UserDir accounts through those accounts rather than www-data? [02:29] I am doing combined work on various USERDir accounts on Ubuntu, but my files are getting written by apache as www-data rather than as those userdir accounts. How do I get file access for the UserDir accounts through those accounts rather than www-data? [02:30] ri_: look into suexec or some such [02:32] ri_: sounds dangerous anyways [02:32] * zash goes to sleep === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [03:16] whats the best way to go about cleaning up a server (temp, bulky log files etc) my root drive seems to be filled up a bit more then it should be [03:22] heh, shove /var on it's own drive :) [03:22] apt-get clean, helps too [03:22] Thanks [03:24] do i have to symlink to the new /var location? [03:25] heh [03:25] how large is your root? [03:25] 31GB [03:25] should be more than enough, what are you doing? :) [03:25] I only normally do 5gigs [03:26] not sure were all the space is being used at, all of my media are on seperate drives [03:26] guess it's time to use du to find out [03:26] but I am 71% right now [03:26] du -sxc * | sort -n -k1 [03:26] I would start at / [03:26] zash: I don't even have to worry about this on CentOS. It just works. [03:26] and work my way into each large dir [03:27] ri_, that is cause it used suexec by default :) [03:27] When I use userdir, it naturally is configured to think in terms of that user and do all work for that user and not the general apache user on CentOS, but now with this latest Ubuntu server, that aspect is broken. [03:27] not sure about ubuntu, I don't use apache much [03:28] patdk-lap: Thanks for that, was not aware of that command. That was exatcly what i needed [03:28] Well, I have been looking at suexec stuff for about an hour, and nothing shows me how to do it except an apparent daemon specific command line switch. [03:29] It mentions doing something in the virtual host, but doesn't show you what. [03:30] well, I wouldn't know about userdir's, as I never use them [03:30] but using it in virtual host is easy, just add a user and group command, and it's good [03:32] patdk-lap: Okay, sorry. I'm sorry if I'm impatient here. [03:32] got it down to 5.4GB used =D [03:32] where did it all go? :) [03:34] I must have put in a few bad directory lines when i was transfering from one server to another, I had a few movies hiding in the home folder [03:34] heh [03:34] I normally put /home and /var on their own drives [03:35] yeah i normaly have /home on its own. for some reason i skipped it this time around [03:35] This has no syntax chart for the User directive: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/core.html [03:35] I have 4 other drives for differnt media so i figured i would really need to use /home much [03:36] ri_, it's not part of core [03:36] Is it possible to find it? [03:37] http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_suexec.html [03:38] heh, my suexec and apache's suexec look nothing alike :) [03:38] I've so twisted it over the years [03:39] patdk-lap: I appreciate it. I'll look at that too. Thank you. [03:40] I dunno about that helping userdir's but [03:40] that is what does it for cgi's [03:44] Okay, I have many directories specified for one virtual host, where one stanza corresponds to a UserDir area. That's also what I have on CentOs, ...may I just put int he suexecusergroup thing to each directory stanza? === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [04:18] mdadm --auto-detect creates my array minus one drive. When I manually try to add the drive to the array (mdadm --add /dev/md0 /dev/sdd1), it returns 'mdadm: Cannot open /dev/sdd1: Device or resource busy' and syslog contains 'could not bd_claim sdd1'. I don't see the drive as being in use when looking at the output of 'mount' or 'lsof'. Any pointers? [04:19] You've booted off sdd1 [04:20] You should look at /proc/mounts; "mount" returns the contents of /etc/mtab, which isn't accurate. [04:20] hehe :) === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [04:24] twb: My boot drive shows up as /dev/sda when I run either 'mount' or 'fdisk -l'. /proc/mounts shows me the root volume id. What's the new replacement for the 'vol_id' command that was present in 9.04? [04:26] (Also, I should say that fdisk correctly shows that /dev/sdd has one partition that is of the type 'Linux Raid Autodetect' and /dev/sda has my standard linux and swap partitions. [04:31] Urk. [04:31] What does the UUID resolve to in /dev/disk/by-uuid/, then? [04:32] Fuck it, just pastebin the contents of /proc/mounts, /proc/mdstat, /etc/fstab and "ls -lids /dev/disk/by-*/*" [04:37] It resolves to /dev/sda. [04:39] Weird--found it. [04:40] I didn't think to look at mdstat. It shows /dev/md0 and /dev/md_d0. /dev/md_d0 contains /dev/sdd1. mdadm --detail /dev/md_d0 says it isn't active. mdadm --stop /dev/md_d0 returns successfully and I can now add /dev/sdd1 into /dev/md0. Odd. [04:40] Thanks for the pointer twb. [04:41] Oh, it's *that*. [04:41] What happens is: you configure a two-disk system with two partitions each, then RAID /dev/sd[ab]1 and /dev/sd[ab]2 as separate RAID1 arrays -- right? [04:42] Then you reboot and find that the idiotic mdadm -A --scan has decided that you ACTUALLY have a whole-disk RAID1 array which contains two partitions, but boot fails because the second RAID1 array fails to assemble [04:42] ...I got that when I tried to install lucid on a server, and I couldn't fix it, so I gave up and installed 8.04. [04:44] The system has a single SSD which is root, and then 5 SATA WD 1 TB drives which I put into a RAID6. The system doesn't auto-detect the RAID on startup (probably because I haven't told it to), so I just run 'mdadm --auto-discover'. That's what it came up with. [04:46] I've always has weird issues like this with mdadm. I ended up switching one of my other servers over to Debian stable and I haven't had a single problem with the array since. With Ubuntu I seem to run into problems every other upgrade or so. === ri is now known as Guest21883 === Psi-Jack is now known as Pingfloyd_v2 === Pingfloyd_v2 is now known as Psi-Jack [06:28] This is irritating. I have a cron job that runs sudo. I keep getting these errors "cd: 22: can't cd to /root" Everything else in the script works perfect so I don't understand where those errors are coming from.. [06:30] MTecknology: cron runs using the default shell of the user running the cron job... [06:30] MTecknology: unless you set SHELL=xxx [06:31] SpamapS: so I should just toss set SHELL=/bin/bash in there? [06:31] err... s/set/export/ [06:32] What's the difference between set and export anyway? [06:32] And what makes that different from just foo="bar" [06:32] not export [06:32] its a crontab, so actually precede the cron jobs with [06:32] SHELL=/bin/bash [06:33] oh [06:33] set only sets the variable in the current shell.. sub-shells and executed programs won't get that variable [06:33] export will put it into the actual process environment, so fork() will retain it. [06:35] With "SHELL=/bin/bash /usr/local/sbin/site-drush cron" I still get "cd: 22: can't cd to /root" [06:37] SpamapS: any other ideas? :) [06:41] SpamapS: Oh - the command looks like this -> sudo -n -H -u USFCWQG.s -s yes y | /usr/local/sbin/drush/drush -r /jail/home/USFCWQG.s/pressflow -l profarius.com cron [06:45] MTecknology: why would you pass the entire script path into SHELL= ? [06:46] MTecknology: SHELL= tells it which shell to run, the actual cron line gives it the script to pass to the shell [06:46] MTecknology: I'd have to guess though, that your script is trying to chdir into /root and cannot, given the error message. [06:46] SpamapS: oh.. I did it because of echo $SHELL [06:49] SpamapS: same thing happens though [06:54] SpamapS: I keep looking through man sudo without luck [06:57] SpamapS: The -H is supposed to read $HOME from /etc/passwd... but I think the jail is mucking with that.. so it defaults back to the $HOME of root (/root) [07:04] MTecknology: indeed it does. [07:04] MTecknology: but.. you shouldn't be running a login shell.. so its fairly confusing. [07:05] MTecknology: its not sudo that defaults back, its the shell trying to start from $HOME... [07:06] MTecknology: you might actually try setting HOME=/tmp in the crontab as well. I don't know if that works though [07:11] New bug: #614225 in postfix (main) "package postfix 2.7.0-1 failed to install status 75 setgid_group Local only" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/614225 [07:11] lo all, was wondering how I get a 10.04 system to create a config.new file for the automatic security updates rather than blatting my configuration ? [07:12] SpamapS: we'll try that too :) [07:14] SpamapS: nope.. [07:14] SpamapS: I also tried sudo -s HOME=/tmp command [07:15] SpamapS: It's irritating because it's a completely meaningless error to me. The user doesn't need HOME set at all.. If I run this outside of CRON (as root) it'll work fine. === Pupuser402 is now known as mysteriousdarren [07:15] mase_wk: configuration of what? [07:19] twb: well today base-files was updated [07:19] a security update, so it's fine that it did it automagically [07:19] but it overwrote my /etc/motd.d/ changes [07:20] which i wouldn't have minded so much if it had at least created a .old file or something [07:21] If it did so without prompting you, that's a bug [07:21] SpamapS: I'm considering chmod +rx /root [07:23] twb: well it was an automated upgrade i believe [07:23] so there was nothing to prompt [07:23] unattended [07:23] I don't know, then [07:23] I'd have expected it to create a .dpkg-old or .dpkg-new [07:23] ok thats what i was expecting. [07:23] SpamapS: Sounds like a crappy enough solution? [07:24] Hm... except base-files is special in some ways, because it has to do that sort of thing before most of the system is installed [07:24] I'd still report it as a bug [07:25] SpamapS: I guess it'll work until I can actually figure out how to make it work right.. HOME=/tmp sounds great if I could set it. Maybe a feature request for sudo? :P [07:25] I guess I should go sleepy now [07:26] SpamapS: thanks [07:35] MTecknology: I meant HOME=/tmp in the crontab. [07:36] mase_wk: anything in /etc should be treated as a conffile .. [07:36] twb: agreed that base-files is a bit special.. so it may not be so cut and dry [07:37] What is the best web control panel now days? [07:37] chrislabeard: landscape! oh wait.. no pimping the company products.. bad.. bad SpamapS [07:38] SpamapS: yeh i think i'll add a bug report and see what people say. i think even if it has a good reason for overwriting them it should still leave me a copy of the old ones [07:38] uhh yeah so a free one [07:39] chrislabeard: do you want a Free one or a $free one ? [07:39] good question [07:39] chrislabeard: also do you mean for one server, or for a larger environment? [07:39] one server [07:40] At one time webmin was not supported so I got crap for using it [07:40] I want to do it right now, Which once should i use. [07:40] webmin ? what kind of control panel are you after ? [07:40] kinda like cpanel [07:40] manage virtual hosts, dns [07:40] users [07:40] ah k. [07:41] I tried ehcp back in the day and hated it, has it gotten any better? [07:41] I've heard good things about ebox [07:42] and a friend of mine is the author of gnu hosting helper [07:42] I guess its just hostinghelper now [07:42] http://hostingsoftware.net/ [07:43] is this a panel ? [07:43] wow its ugly [07:44] what was this made in 1998 [07:44] probably. i think the majority of people who knew what they were doing gave up on shared hosting long ago [07:45] you can get such cheap virtual machines now it's hardly worth it [07:45] Except its fun [07:45] each to their own [07:45] I'm running Mac OS X server right now and I hate it [07:45] i'm not surprised [07:45] its supposed to make it all easy but it just ends up being retarded hard [07:46] i think thats because a server != desktop === Tohuw1 is now known as Tohuw [08:00] chrislabeard: if you don't like mac os x server why would you want a web control panel for linux? just get really good with vi ;) [08:01] Well i do some on the command line and some with webmin its just a tool to manage things with a gui [08:03] there is a reason why linux/bsd/solaris etc.. don't have a gui by default on the server :) [08:06] !webmin [08:06] webmin is no longer supported in Debian and Ubuntu. It is not compatible with the way that Ubuntu packages handle configuration files, and is likely to cause unexpected issues with your system. See !ebox instead. [08:08] !mailbox [08:08] hi, anyone online? [08:09] wow my computer sounds like its trying to take off [08:09] Anyone else every had that problem with a computer [08:10] chrislabeard: Usually a fan. Or worse, a disc [08:10] disk [08:10] My computer has 8 fans in it [08:10] can ubuntu not manage those or something [08:11] That depends on your motherboard, I think. [08:12] well its a mac [08:13] No clue if that's supported. Why don't you ask Steve what's wrong with it? [08:13] He can probably sell you a condom to put around it and filter the annoying noise ;) [08:13] yeah hey steve I'm installing ubuntu on my computer and its like really loud [08:13] Jeeves_: more like earmuffs [08:13] OH and its a PPC [08:13] But, the good news is, the condom will only cost you $3498 ! [08:14] But it's a shiny one! :) [08:14] ok, I'll stop Apple-bashing now. ;P [08:14] chrislabeard: most rackmount kit I see is SUPPOSED to sound like a jet taking off when it boots [08:14] I have a rack mount it sounds like this [08:14] chrislabeard: it's also supposed to reduce the fan speed once the BIOS finished loading [08:15] It was fine till it started installing [08:15] that reminds me http://bash.org/?285255 [08:16] :) [08:16] Heh. Britain has C-cup, we have 4RU [08:16] =) [08:20] So I guess I'm just SOL [08:20] chrislabeard: No [08:20] Finish the installation and install acpid [08:20] k [08:20] That might help [08:21] its weird it didn't ask me what I wanted on my server [08:21] or is that after it installs the base system [08:21] I can't remember [08:21] anyone had problem with 64bit chromium not having flash? [08:21] xampart: i've experienced it but i saw it as a feature :P [08:22] =) [08:23] the only problem with that is my consumption of y-tube [08:23] xampart: install youtube-dl, clive, or some other equivalent [08:23] xampart: or use a webkit-based browser, which will just use HTML5 instead of flash [08:24] twb: Isn't chromium webkit? [08:24] xampart: good one, but http://bash.org/?925050 is better. :) [08:24] No idea [08:24] I try not to endorse evil empires [08:25] twb: Google is not evil! The rest of the world is just paranoid! [08:26] SpamapS: :D [sic] [08:27] pft [08:27] hi, I'm trying to configure an email server in ubuntu server 10.04 but I having some problems, can anyone help me please? :) [08:27] alcuadrado: sure [08:27] just let us know what problem your having [08:28] I mannaged to configure postfix and dovecot following the ubuntu official (i think it's official) guide [08:28] and that worked fine [08:28] but I can't realize how to manage multiple domains and accounts [08:28] twb: by communicating on the internet, you're most certainly supporting AT&T, Savvis, or Level3 ... maybe not evil empires, but certainly terrorist states when it comes to ripping people off and misusing personal data. [08:29] twb: after changing my 10.04 servers 2 1TB hdd's to 2TB. i did "mdadm --grow /dev/md0 --size=max". it's now syncing nicely. maybe the best feeling as a admin yet [08:29] as everything seems to be center in the unix users of the system [08:29] SpamapS: I did say "TRY not to" [08:29] twb: maybe you could try a little harder, and start digging "Free Trenches" for the "Free Fiber" ;) [08:30] SpamapS: wouldn't help, because the USEFUL parts of Inter-net are in .us, which requires undersea cabling. [08:31] twb: not to mention supporting our *actual* evil empire. ;-) [08:31] Nod [08:31] * SpamapS imagines a very concerned and upstanding twb weighing options ... fun... principles.. tweets.. principles.. farm ville.. oh sod the principles! [08:31] I have high hopes for the mesh networking drafts [08:32] I don't "tweet" or "blog" [08:33] anyone? [08:33] My internet doesn't include pointless bandwidth-wasting shite like images, but it *does* include .edu and .net and .org [08:36] alcuadrado: the postfix documentation has a lot of information on managing virtual domains [08:36] http://www.postfix.org/VIRTUAL_README.html [08:37] great, that will help... i didn't know if it was a postfix or dovecot issue :$ [08:37] alcuadrado: http://wiki.dovecot.org/VirtualUsers [08:37] look at that it fixed it self [08:38] thanks, I'll read that now :) [08:40] Alright ready for the noob questions, How can I enable ssh [08:42] well look at that [08:42] I am an idiot [08:43] 'apt-get install ssh'? :) [08:45] it was already installed [09:01] So just to be clear webmin is no longer supported [09:16] anyone get "uc_update: Value too old: name" -type of messages with logcheck + collectd? i found the problem there: http://collectd.org/faq.shtml , but no solution [09:34] SpamapS, I've been reading the postfix documentation, and I have a doubt again :p [10:12] i created a preseed file, how can i load this file from a webserver using the standard alternate-installer-cdrom - i discovered https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/installation-guide/powerpc/preseed-using.html.... [10:13] do i really need to add preseed/url/checksum=... [10:13] ? [10:13] i have ubuntu server installed on one 500 Gb hdd, so now i have 2 new HDD disks .... what are my options, to migrate all system to new two disks with RAID 1 ? [10:13] scoopex: your nick is inspired by ScoopeX Amiga Demo Group? ;) [10:14] what should i exactly enter on the installer-boot-prompt to load the preseed file... [10:14] binBASH: sure ;-) [10:14] nice ;) [10:21] can someone point me to a page with the diferences in ubuntu kernels [10:25] a_ok: install them and diff /boot/config-* [10:26] twb: i just waned to see the features page to see the major diffenences between server and generic [10:26] and I thought there was one for virtual guests too [10:27] I'm not stopping you [10:27] page has been removed... [10:27] at least all references I can find of it end up in a 404 [10:28] If apt-get is giving you 404, you have bigger issues than picking a kernel [10:47] twb: erm not talking about apt [10:49] I know there was a page stating the differences in the kernels and all available kernels but simply can't find it anymore === lifeless_ is now known as lifeless [11:10] need help with collectd http://efwsupport.com/index.php?action=printpage;topic=988.0 -type errors. plugin ntpd is *not* enabled === Barre_ is now known as Barre [11:52] what is GB in the installer by the way? the SI or GiB? === shade__ is now known as shade\ [12:40] i need a help - i have installed UBuntu on single HDD, now i want to migrate to RAID 1 [12:40] i have prepared new 2 hard disks [12:40] with the same size [12:40] 500 Gb [12:42] can i do it from my existing system or i have to use live cd ? [12:42] why would i be seeing a different time in my /var/log/messages log versus the time showing when i type in 'date' [12:43] wieshka, if I recall, ubuntu installs by default onto a degraded RAID1. [12:44] its almost as if my logs are in UTC [12:44] so i just need to enable RAID 1? [12:44] how can i check it out ? [12:46] wieshka: I'm trying to find information where it says that, I might be wrong. [12:46] fuck, why i didnt seted up raid on installation [12:46] i have already installed plenty of system software on existing system [12:47] heh, what will be faster - setting up RAID 1 on existing system or reinstall with RAID ? [12:53] Hmmmm. [12:56] any ideas ? [13:01] so i need reinstall system with degraded RAID 1 ? [13:01] now i am running just lvm, so it looksl ike for me [13:05] cloakable: still here ? [13:05] wieshka: Yeah [13:05] any ideas ? [13:05] hmmm, full reinstall with already RAID 1 enabled will take me aprox 4 hours [13:06] Mmmm [13:06] maybe it is better way ? :( [13:10] wieshka: 4 hours to install, why? [13:10] pmatulis: 5 virtual hosts ...... on the system [13:10] already installed [13:11] wieshka: what kind of virtual host? [13:11] kvm [13:11] wieshka: so 5 virtual machines [13:12] phhh, i am confused now - what to do [13:12] wieshka: are they using image files as their disks? [13:12] no - LVM partitions [13:12] wieshka: so LVM logical volumes [13:12] aha [13:13] wieshka: so copy them over the network, reinstall, and copy them back [13:13] wieshka: how large are they? [13:13] i have one HDD with my system already installed - now i have extra 2 HDD the same size - and i need RAID [13:13] maybe i can just migrate [13:14] pmatulis: they are allocated on more then a half HDD [13:14] 500 Gb [13:14] aprox 270 Gb [13:14] wieshka: yeah, that's a bit large [13:14] wieshka: what do you want to RAID? [13:15] i want to setup RAID 1 [13:15] wieshka: yeah, but apply that to what? [13:15] simple one disk installation [13:15] wieshka: the whole disk? [13:15] migrate from single HDD to RAID 1 [13:15] yeah, he whole disk [13:15] the [13:17] wieshka: i would install on the 2 new RAIDed disks and then copy the machines over from the 1st disk [13:17] you mean - put in new two disks, boot live cd, setup a RAID 1 on this 2 disks and then copy data ? [13:18] wieshka: yes [13:18] what abaout partitiong ? [13:18] hmm, i havent ever done something like that [13:18] wieshka: yes, what about it? [13:18] but looks like i have to [13:19] firs of all i have to copy exact partitioning table on disks ? [13:19] i am correct ? [13:20] wieshka: no [13:20] brrr, my brain is not working anymore .... [13:21] wieshka: just install normally on the 2 new disks [13:21] just install RAID on two disks, that all [13:21] ? [13:21] wieshka: install Ubuntu on the 2 new disks, specify RAID 1 in the installer [13:22] after that, mount old one HDD ? [13:22] and copy old data ? [13:23] wieshka: yes [13:25] ok - now i removed old HDD, puted in two new HDD disks, waiting for boot ..... than i install new fresh installation of ubuntu [13:25] on RAID 1 [13:25] via install menu [13:25] in partitioning step [13:26] has anyone successfully bridged to a br0 device from a wlan device? Just bought a new i7 laptop and would love to test KVM on my machine but I don't always have it wired. Any suggestions? [13:28] could I bridge eth0 to br0 and use iptables to forward traffic to wlan? hmmm...just trying to think how I could get kvm testing done on my laptop when it is wireless. [13:30] wieshka: make sure you reserve a lot of space on the LVM physical volumes for your old volume group(s) [13:31] wieshka: recall that you will need to export them [13:36] New bug: #614320 in bacula "bacula awk script for sqlite catalog backup broken" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/614320 [13:53] If I install UEC in my office, does that give me fault tolerance on storage or services? [13:59] smoser, hggdh: ping [14:02] Hey guys, please help me, i desperately need help. [14:03] My domain is not working on my server, and i have no idea why [14:03] FDX: It might help if you say what your problem is :) [14:03] ttx: here [14:03] I already have my main domain working [14:03] Ah, I've got no clue about that. [14:04] hggdh: you still have 2 work items marked TODO/INPROGRESS for alpha3 in https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/server-maverick-uec-testing [14:04] hell [14:04] hggdh: could you mark them DONE or POSTPONED (and potentially copied to beta if they apply there ?) [14:04] looking it up & correcting as needed [14:04] ttx: sorry [14:04] oh god. Jeeves_ you know how to set a secondary domain on an apache server? [14:05] I have webmin. [14:05] hggdh: no problem, just a cleanup :) [14:05] Ah, Apache. [14:05] And webmin [14:05] There's your problem... [14:05] Ah, Webmin. [14:05] ?? i'm lost [14:05] Anyway, have a look at /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/ [14:05] There is nothing there. [14:06] Hmmm [14:06] /etc/apache2/conf.d ? [14:06] Yes, my domains are set there, want it pastebinned? [14:06] FDX: do you have any /etc/apache2/sites-available? [14:07] FDX: Sure. [14:07] SpamapS: Ya, I tried HOME=/tmp in the command and the cron [14:07] I'll check it. [14:07] ttx: done, I think. spineau's vol testing postponed, A3 tests done [14:07] ok, thx [14:08] jdstrand: ping i just noticed this on maverick: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/474030/ [14:09] oh damn, now i cant ssh. i'm getting wrong password but i'm damn sure its right [14:09] FDX: language [14:11] zul: that is very odd. can you give the file DpkgTerminal output? [14:11] sure gimme a sec [14:12] actually that was the dpkgterminal output [14:12] zul: all of it? [14:12] hold on [14:13] jdstrand: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/474032/ [14:14] Guys, this is my apache2 config: http://pastebin.com/JL8rGJZZ [14:16] jimcooncat, there is only "default-ssl" on sites-available folder [14:17] zul: I'll have to look into it [14:17] zul: thanks === ND-movie is now known as NightDragon [14:17] jdstrand: no thank you [14:18] FDX: I miss some statements in that config [14:18] stuff [14:18] Did the pastebin break that? Or is it really not there? [14:19] Its really not there [14:19] I configged it with webmin [14:19] Oh dear. [14:19] that counts me out :-( [14:19] !webmin [14:19] webmin is no longer supported in Debian and Ubuntu. It is not compatible with the way that Ubuntu packages handle configuration files, and is likely to cause unexpected issues with your system. See !ebox instead. [14:20] z0mg [14:20] FDX: http://pastebin.com/wHEvm8BN [14:20] What happens if you change it to that [14:23] perhaps starting over would be best? apache2 is dead simple now. [14:24]