[00:12] hi guys.. [00:13] anyone have idea how to run wireshark on commandline..? [00:16] ruben23: sudo apt-get install tshark [00:17] has the file permissions changed in 10.10, cuz when i want to take ownership of the directorys on ext device with command " chown -R user:user /srv/storage/ '' [00:18] it still shows root as owner. [00:19] I have set fstab as so: '' /dev/sdb1 /srv/storage auto auto,user,uid=1000,gid=1000 ntfs 0 2 '' [00:21] theyranos: yes but how to run and start capturing packets..? [00:23] easy, follow the guide or tutorial who's ever network your trying to hack !!! [00:23] google [00:24] hacking other peoples network for free internet is against the law, illegal in the U.S.A ! [00:24] ruben23: sudo tshark -w filename will load filename with something in pcap format. man tshark for more information. [00:24] Four2zero: There are plenty of legitimate reasons to run wireshark. No need to make negative assumptions. [00:29] ScottK im not assuming, im letting them be aware of it. [00:29] hey. what do I have to install to make the PHP postgresql functions available? [00:29] PHP says it cannot find pg_connect. [00:30] coafcv: php5-pgsql (apt-cache search postgre | grep php) [00:31] theyranos: thanks for the explanation of what you did, this helps. I entered php- and hit tab, no wonder I haven't found anything. [00:32] OK [00:32] theyranos: and it worked, thanks === jjohansen is now known as jj-afk [01:19] How do I change the domain/workgroup name of the computer? [01:22] Is this done only in the smb.conf file or is there another file I can do that with? [01:25] Ubuntu Server 10.04 is no longe booting- Unit is reporting that it is unable to find /dev/root /sys/root and then crashes out unable to load. System has been booted via Live CD and unit is showing access to SDA5. SDA1 is showing up as LVM2 Format and is inaccessable. Is there a way to get the unit to boot? [01:32] ppl online? [01:33] Is there a chance of data recovery if I were to convert the LVM2 Partition into ext3? [01:34] isn't it currently ext4? [01:36] currently the /dev/sda1 is listed as Linux LVM in fdisk [01:36] i wouldn't know, i just got into the room but everyone seems unresponsive [01:37] anyone else home? [01:38] yes, but I'm without any clue either. [01:38] I'm just listening to what other people say... [01:38] Thanks anyway [01:39] next time, stay a little longer. [01:40] lol [01:40] ok i did come in with a question of my own [01:41] but it's about EC2 cloud computing, dunno if anyone in the house knows about the AMI ami-12f3a257 [02:04] EC2 cloud computing, dunno if anyone in the house knows about the AMI ami-12f3a257 [02:05] hello I am wondering why Disk Swap is being used when over 50% of my RAM is being used for cache. [02:08] So.. I'm trying to run dpkg-reconfigure locales ... but it hates me :S [02:09] I'm getting this - http://dpaste.com/248164/ [02:10] looks like "no locale or directory" [02:11] wonder if u make a dummy directory they'll complain about something else XD [02:11] what directory is it looking for? === ThomasG33K is now known as TomRone [02:27] hey guys is there a fix for "vino" for 10.10 ? [02:27] or can i just sudo apt-get remove vino [02:27] Can I get php5-5.3.3 for Ubuntu 10.04? I'm trying to find a PPA for it.. [02:28] MTecknology: go to howto forge [02:28] the perfect server setup for ubuntu 10.04 [02:28] four2zero: you mean this? http://www.howtoforge.com/installing-php-5.3-nginx-and-php-fpm-on-ubuntu-debian [02:28] it will show you how to install php [02:28] yes. [02:29] I've found a world of breakage in howtoforge and I tend to not follow then anymore.. [02:30] http://www.howtoforge.com/how-to-set-up-apache2-with-mod_fcgid-and-php5-on-ubuntu-10.04 [02:30] will show you how to properly install php 5.3 [02:31] that looks directed for apache [02:31] okay i have another link [02:34] MTecknology: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/php5.html [02:34] that will help you [02:36] that doesn't discuss 5.3.3 :P [02:36] good luck [02:36] I'll try to wade cautiously through howtoforge [02:36] php5 is 5.3.3 [02:37] all you need : sudo apt-get install php5 libapache2-mod-php5 [02:37] minus the libapache2 [02:37] if your not running apache2 [02:37] I need 5.3.3 specifically [02:38] !info php5 [02:38] php5 (source: php5): server-side, HTML-embedded scripting language (metapackage). In component main, is optional. Version 5.3.2-1ubuntu4.5 (lucid), package size 1 kB, installed size 20 kB [02:40] MTecknology: apt-get install -t experimental php5 [02:40] !info php5 [02:40] php5 (source: php5): server-side, HTML-embedded scripting language (metapackage). In component main, is optional. Version 5.3.2-1ubuntu4.5 (lucid), package size 1 kB, installed size 20 kB [02:41] or go to #php [02:41] Here's my current issue w/ php [02:41] server 10.04 LAMP stack works great on virtual host [02:41] four2zero: does that pull from 11.04? [02:41] but i tried EC2 micro instance and php throws me a WSOD [02:42] hey guys, i installed webmin on a VPS to test it, it supports https, but when i go to https://myvps.com it tells me the certifacte is broken and its untrusted website.. any ideas how to fix this? [02:42] currently trying to debug but i jsut might hitup a diff image [02:42] four2zero: oh...... [02:42] four2zero: spiffy [02:42] MTecknology: did it work ? [02:43] four2zero: I started going the howtoforge route.. I like what you said a lot better.... [02:43] four2zero: how hard would it be to purge everything installed from dotdeb and the .debs ? [02:43] okay. [02:44] not hard at all just sudo apt-get purge [02:45] then rm the line from sources.list, apt-get update, and anythign else? [02:45] damn vino is broken on ubuntu-server 10.10 [02:46] yup... looks like that worked grand [02:47] four2zero: I just tried to do apt-get install -t experimental php5-fpm [02:47] !info php5-fpm maverick [02:47] php5-fpm (source: php5): server-side, HTML-embedded scripting language (FPM-CGI binary). In component universe, is optional. Version 5.3.3-1ubuntu9 (maverick), package size 2875 kB, installed size 7624 kB [02:50] four2zero: -t experimental doesn't seem to be looking at maverick [02:50] -t maverick doesn't seem to be either [03:20] I'm running ubuntu server 8.10. Something screwy just started happening with my filesystem tonight. I can no longer create directories anywhere. mount says that the filesystem is mounted rw, and umounting it or remounting it rw doesn't affect the problem [03:20] any suggestions? [03:21] Basically the filesystem appears to be readonly, even though it's mounted rw [03:21] we noticed because php can no longer create sessions :/ [03:28] kbutler: If you are really on 8.10, then the first suggestion is upgrade since that version is no longer supported. [03:32] Hey all, I'm trying to get mail stuffs set up properly on my server. I use google apps for my domain, so my mail server isn't the same as my local box. However right now when sending soemthing to one of my google apps emails from sendmail, the relay gets set to local (which obv isn't correct as the mail servers are googles) [03:33] How can I fix this? Is it a sendmail conf? === zz_sailerboy is now known as sailerboy [03:57] * freeflying [04:04] jjcm: Postfix is the standard MTA for Ubuntu, so the odds of there being much Sendmail expertise here are low. [04:35] hi, I thought updates to the kernel were the only ones that required a system restart? [04:35] I've updated everything but the kernel, and it's asking for a restart. [04:35] Datz: There are a few others. [04:36] ah [04:37] is it dangerous in anyway to update kernel.. etc and not restart for awhile? [04:37] for example if there were a power outage [04:40] Datz: The major risk is that you don't gain the benefits of whatever fix the new kernel has. So if it's a security issue, you're vulnerable until you reboot. [04:41] ok [04:41] thanks [04:51] Of the other package upgrades that require restarts, are they a specific set, or random? [04:52] is there an easy way to tell which package install created a particular user? [04:54] Datz: It tends to be function of the specific update. [04:54] Sometimes service restarts that are hard to get without a reboot are required, sometimes not. [04:55] Yeal [04:59] Ah, I understand a bit better now. Thanks ScottK. :) [05:05] how to convert a standard install of ubuntu desktop to ubuntu server ? [05:10] I'd assume remove GUI (ubuntu-desktop) and install -server kernel version? [05:11] I'd just do a fresh install myself [05:17] yeah, I'd rather take a few extra hours but get it done without appreciable downtime, as it's a high visibility system. [05:18] ah [05:20] last time I tried, apt-get remove ubuntu-desktop did precisely nothing in addition to removing the metapackage. You can get part of the way there with this http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/purekde but get rid of the kubntu-desktop at the end and replace it with ubuntu-minimal. [05:22] long commands :p [05:22] exceptionally. and i should note that in the end, I did end up having to zero the drive and start over from a server iso [05:22] albeit for unrelated reasons [05:23] one thought would be to install the server iso on a virtual machine, do apt-get install -s ubuntu-desktop and see which packages get added because of the -desktop metapackage [05:24] but certainly you'd want to actually check all those packages to make sure you're not removing something your high-visibility system needs to remain visible. [05:26] hrrm [05:26] so the only differences are the presence of the GUI and the -server kernel and whatever server packages are needed? [05:27] pretty much. it's effectively the same OS. unless you're hurting for drive space, I'd say the safest bet is to just disable gdm and leave the packages there. [05:30] would aptitude remove ubuntu-desktop work any differently? [05:30] (or am I a silly goose) [05:32] on my desktop system (kubuntu) aptitude -s remove kubuntu-desktop just offers to delete the metapackage again [05:32] coulda sworn that worked a couple versions ago, though. [05:33] ah, I see [05:43] Anyone familiar with the Ubuntu 1:1.13.3-1ubuntu11 built-in shell (ash)? [05:43] I'm just trying to re partition my hard drive. [05:44] For an Ubuntu Server install, no less. [05:44] I had some problems loading the partitioner. Ended up here, in recovery mode. [05:44] 270 users. Are you all asleep? [05:45] * theyranos is awake but not familiar with your problem [05:45] Thanks. I appreciate the attention. [05:46] I'm just trying to do a clean install, but am having problems. My first install failed. Now I can't load the partitioner (like step 3 of the install process). [05:47] But I can get to a built-in shell (ash). [05:48] any chance the fdisk command works from there? [05:48] how would I test? [05:48] yes [05:48] fdisk /dev/sd0 [05:48] it's a command-line based partitioner that's fairly well documented [05:49] unable to open /dev/sd0 [05:49] ok, I'll google it. [05:52] Found it. Upon "fdisk /dev/sda" I get a WARNING: DOS-compatible mode is depreciated...something about (command 'c') and (command 'u') [05:53] does that mean I should use "fdisk -c -u /dev/sda" or something like that? [05:53] If you couldn't tell yet, I'm quite green. :) [05:54] it should have brought up an interactive shell despite the warning [05:54] try "p" [05:54] Oh. It did. I just didn't notice. [05:54] theoretically, that should show whatever your hard drive partition layout is now [05:54] Right. [05:56] I have a /dev/sda1 Linux, /dev/sda2 Extended, and an sda5 Linux LVM. Which is what I was trying to setup... but I didn't finish the install... [05:57] but you did apparently successfully partition the drive [05:57] which means i'm out of ideas [05:57] I'm trying booting from my disk now... I should be able to start from scratch using fdisk though, right? [05:58] originally, my suggestion was going to be be to manually partition the drive the way you want it, then tell the installer to skip that step and use an existing volume [05:58] yes. if you can get as far as fdisk, you can wipe and replace your partition table [05:58] Thank for your ideas. I think they were very good. Very helpful. Booting from disk isn't working. [05:58] if it failed right after the partitioner, your drive probably doesn't have a boot sector yet [05:59] Only problem is I don't know how I want it... But I'm sure I can look up some default config or something. [05:59] one other thing you might try is to dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda for a few minutes to just erase the mbr and partition table entirely, then try the automatic partitioner thingy again [05:59] It actually didn't fail until it was installing software the first time, but then I went back and screwed it up good. [05:59] aaah [06:00] did you get as far as that list of checkboxes asking what software you wanted installed? [06:01] Yes. But that failed, and I went back one step at a time, and it kept failing at each step. Now if I start form scratch I only get as far as lodaing the partitioner. [06:01] okay, yeah [06:01] dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda [06:01] that will keep running indefinitely. let it go for about a minute then ctrl+c it [06:01] then try the installer again [06:01] when you get to that screen with the checkboxes, leave them all blank [06:01] okay. type that in to fdisk command? [06:01] sorry no into the shell [06:02] q to get out of fdisk [06:02] okay. [06:02] I'm not there any more, rebooting in recovery mode (from the CD) [06:02] (since booting from the disk failed) [06:02] k [06:04] Ok. It's doing something. What is it doing? [06:05] writing 0s to your hard drive [06:05] Cool. [06:05] you only really need to zero out the first few KB, though, for this to work. That's where the partition table and MBR live [06:05] Right. [06:05] which is why you can ctrl+c it :-) [06:05] So, I'm probably good after 30 seconds or so? [06:06] yeah [06:06] yup [06:06] fdisk, p, p: not found. [06:06] I'll try the partitioner again... [06:07] best of luck. since it worked before, there's no reason it shouldn't work now [06:07] but in my experience, installing stuff with those checkboxes is unreliable [06:07] so i'd strongly recommend leaving them blank and just using apt-get install once you've got a live system. [06:07] Ok. You suggest installing nothing, then adding software after the initial install? [06:07] Right. [06:07] yup :-) [06:07] Sounds like a plan to me. [06:08] You're the best! [06:08] <3 [06:08] nah, I'm just bored watching progress bars [06:08] downloading/installing? [06:08] migrating some services from one virtual machine to another on a different host [06:09] hm, interesting. I thought about that. I run a web site on an OpenSolaris machine, but have no idea how to use most of the stuff on that OS, so I'm setting this up, because it seems a little easier to find people who are doing what I want to. Basically, games, web sites, the usual. [06:10] ah, yeah. Solaris variants take quite a bit of getting used to. [06:11] I feel like Linux is probably a good stepping stone from windows to Solaris. The ZFS seems very cool, but I didn't even get as far as turning it on. [06:11] well, yes and no [06:12] one one hand, linux and ubuntu in particular is trivially easy to operate when compared with solaris [06:12] on the other, once you use ubuntu for a while, if you want to go to solaris it'll be similar enough that you'll spend half your days banging your head against a monitor screaming "why must they make this so complicated?" [06:13] Hah. [06:13] partitioning failed again. At least the partitioner loaded and tried though. [06:14] could your drive be bad? [06:14] i'm really reaching now [06:14] no error message? [06:15] guiding me to remove /dev/sda5 now. That is the problem. [06:17] Error message was "look at virtual terminal 4" which I knew by reading the Ubuntu book that I could look at by pressing Alt+F4. [06:18] what was there? [06:18] * theyranos is trying to guess at what might be happening to your machine [06:18] Oh, I forget, but now I'm watching here to realize that something is actually happening while I'm stuck at 60% done partitioning. [06:20] i'm tempted to try to reproduce this in a virtual machine, but i don't think i have time before my progress bars finish [06:20] I'm getting messages that look like Sep 24 05:20:16 kernel: [ 724.544667] ata1: EH complete [06:22] and Sep 24 05:20:16 kernel: [ 724.544667] Buffer I/O error on device dm-0, logical block1 [06:22] ....end_request error: I/O ... [06:22] okay, the EH complete one can be safely ignored [06:22] the others suggest your hard drive is actually failing [06:23] ...failed command: READ MULTIPLE === Z3R0B0T is now known as zbot64 [06:23] ...exception Emask 0x0 SAct 0x0... [06:23] got another drive floating around? [06:24] On terminal 1 it says, "computing the new partitions," for the LVM I guess. [06:24] yeah... but that shouldn't be generating kernel IO errors on a healthy drive. [06:24] It probably is working, I just need to let it do its thing, and not worry that it is stuck at some specific % [06:24] oh... [06:24] bad drive then, probably. Lol. [06:24] there is a chance that if you just let it sit for a while, it'll successfully mark all the bad sectors and avoid them from now on [06:25] Right, which would be cool... [06:25] but in general, by then you're just gambling anyway [06:25] Ok, GF says I have to go to bed. She's so smart. I do go to work in 7 hours. [06:25] you might boot six times, get it configured just the way you want, and then have the MBR turn into a brick. [06:25] best of luck, though [06:25] yes, listen to the gf :-) [06:25] lol [06:25] thanks [06:26] *nod* [06:26] nice to meet you [06:26] thanks. ditto. [06:34] !info libxml2 [06:35] libxml2 (source: libxml2): GNOME XML library. In component main, is standard. Version 2.7.6.dfsg-1ubuntu1 (lucid), package size 807 kB, installed size 1588 kB [06:35] hrm... [06:42] MTecknology: just on the off chance you don't know, you can get that same information locally with apt-cache show libxml2 typed from a terminal [06:44] theyranos: I was comparing what I have to what's installed.. I don't know what's broken. :( [06:44] ah === sloopy is now known as Guest61996 [07:51] I got stuck with OpenVZ on Ubuntu 9.04. I cannot stop, restart a VE, or enter to it. [07:51] so, someone can tell me how can I kill that VE process to start it again? [07:51] thank youi [08:05] anyone, please? === Qwert is now known as qwert [08:16] New bug: #646617 in mysql-dfsg-5.1 (main) "package mysql-client-core-5.1 (not installed) failed to install/upgrade: trying to overwrite '/usr/bin/mysql', which is also in package mysql-cluster-client-5.1 0:7.0.9-1ubuntu7" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/646617 === FireCrotch_ is now known as FireCrotch [08:56] Morning [10:22] newbie question: have 10.4 server - bind9 running behind a router with static IP - have domain name - do i put the static IP address or the server (local 10.1.1.XXX) into the default db.file? [11:06] New bug: #646694 in autofs (main) "autofs does not stop when the system is halted" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/646694 [11:10] jdstrand: Your comment wanted on bug 646706. [11:10] Launchpad bug 646706 in libvirt "NWFilter support broken due to Apparmour restrictions" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/646706 === _Techie_ is now known as _TechAway_ [11:10] jdstrand: I desperately need it for EC2 style security groups to work in Nova. [11:16] New bug: #646706 in libvirt (main) "NWFilter support broken due to Apparmour restrictions" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/646706 [11:20] Daviey: did smoketest basic install on today's ISO -- will smoketest UEC topo1/amd64 now [11:21] ttx: Ok.. dandy, i'm reproducing some upgrade results at the moment [11:21] Daviey: I'm concentrating on pre-RC smoketests right now [11:22] ttx: Ok.. i was also taking a sniff at the image proxy user-non-admin bug [11:22] but i don't think it is release crticial [11:22] Daviey: btw I'll be at a conference Thursday, so I'll rely on you and mathiaz for release management coverage [11:23] will travel a few hours on Wednesday too [11:23] ttx: Ok.. It would be handy to have a hand over briefing of things you are concerned about.. Wednesday lunchtime? [11:24] I'm leaving at 1000 UTC, then back online ~1400 UTC [11:24] hm, make that 0900 and 1300. [11:25] Daviey: my gcal is up to date [11:26] ttx: Ok.. great - fancy picking a time that suites you to schedule a quick call? [11:26] or jot it in an email, what ever suites [11:40] ttx: Oh, you're only going to be there Thursday? [11:58] soren: and Friday [11:59] but Friday is post-RC so nobody carez [11:59] ttx: Ah, gotcha. [13:13] ttx: is it correct that heartbeat can be demoted to universe for maverick? [13:14] !maverick [13:14] Maverick Meerkat is the codename for Ubuntu 10.10, due October 2010 - Maverick is NOT released and NOT Stable, discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 [13:15] what was that for? [13:15] * ttx is a bit lost in rhcs pacemaker transition [13:16] doko: RoAkSoAx should be able to confirm that for you [13:17] oops [13:17] wrong channel sorry [13:17] ttx: US timezone? [13:17] * EvilPhoenix kicks his touchpad [13:17] doko: yes, eastern [13:21] Daviey: full success on topo1/amd64. Anything you want me to check before I tear it down ? [13:22] ttx: hmm... nothing coming to mind :/ [13:22] certainly nothing that is release blocking [13:22] (IMO) [13:29] morning [13:36] JamesPage: hi, any chance that we can demote ant1.7 already in maverick? [13:36] morning folks [13:40] doko: not sure what you mean by demote? [13:40] * JamesPage is showing his ignorance a bit [13:41] JamesPage: removing from main, and putting into universe (which will only work if there no build dependencies or dependencies left in main) [13:41] jdstrand: You know this better than I.. The libvirt thing is clearly a bugfix. Do we need any sort of freeze exception? [13:41] jdstrand: It's amazing how quickly you forget these things. [13:43] jdstrand: /me needs to head out... will be back 1800 UTC-ish. [13:44] JamesPage: [13:44] -- maverick/main build deps on ant1.7: [13:44] libservlet2.4-java [13:44] so the question extends to libservlet2.4-java [13:45] and the question: Can libaxis-java be built with libservlet2.5-java? [13:48] after using vmbuilder, do i have to use virt-install for VM to show up in virtsh list? [13:48] overlord_tm: no [13:49] doko: thought thats what you mean't but wanted to check [13:50] pmatulis, i ran vmbuild kvm ubuntu -c myconfig.cfg. Everything went ok, i can run machine with included run.sh script, but it does not show up in virtsh -c qemu:///system list [13:50] Good morning, I am lookking for some help setting up a SSH tunnel, to my server. What I am trying to do is tunnel to my server, change my proxy setting in internet explorer and use that to browse using the tunnel....any help? [13:51] overlord_tm: i always use '--libvirt qemu:///system' in my vmbuilder command, did you? [13:52] I am using PuTTY for windoze and can't seem to get a successful proxy connections [13:52] pmatulis, http://pastebin.com/9YyvqJVB [13:52] this is the config i used [13:52] doko: feels like a good bit of housekeeping [13:53] overlord_tm: is the machine running? [13:54] pmatulis, if i run it with sudo sh run.sh, it boots up [13:55] overlord_tm: you'll need 'virsh list --all' to see non-running machines [13:55] i know :) [13:55] overlord_tm: dunno then [13:55] but it list only one VM (not the rigth one) [13:55] overlord_tm: using lucid? [13:55] yes [13:56] overlord_tm: i heard vmbuilder was in a bad state in lucid. i use karmic only for that [13:56] doko: I can't see the build-dep from libaxis-java -> libservlet2.4-java http://paste.ubuntu.com/499689/ [13:57] pmatulis, thanks for info :) [13:58] JamesPage: ahh, libaxis-java-gcj still depends on the 2.4, not the 2.5 package ... [14:00] overlord_tm: np. i also don't use cfg files. i use a single shell script with a longass vmbuilder command (using '\' of course). that way i see everything at once [14:03] doko: shall we continue this conversation in ubuntu-java? [14:04] pmatulis, virt-install --import did the job i think :) [14:07] JamesPage: for the next one ;) fix uploaded [14:08] doko: OK! [14:21] hallyn / smoser: Any idea why i386 (maverick uec daily images), when started either through UEC (on i386) or libvirt directly are stuck at "Starting SeaBIOS (version .*)" ? === ivoks-afk is now known as ivoks [14:22] Daviey: there have been bugs about that before... lucid? [14:22] Daviey, i have no idea. has there been seabios or kvm updates ? [14:22] and are you using the loader or the kernel? [14:23] smoser: don't think so [14:23] kernel [14:23] k [14:23] then i suspect seabios update, kvm update, or, libvirt / app armor [14:23] :) [14:23] /var/lib/eucalyptus/instances//admin/i-4C3F0942/kernel [14:24] Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh [14:24] i think your h key is stuck [14:24] smoser: He's merely training for the opera. [14:25] hah [14:25] Daviey: serenity now! serenity now! insanity later! [14:26] stability now please :) [14:28] festivus! [14:28] soren: I don't think we need a FFe-- it is like you said a bug fix, but we need the right fix [14:28] Daviey: "Keep calm". [14:28] :) [14:32] actually, better would be "don't panic" [14:32] Daviey: 'kvm -kernel' works on 64-bit guest on maverick with 32- and 64- bit emulated cpu, at any rate. do you have a 32-bit physical server install you can test on? [14:34] Daviey, zul: eventually I will need sapodilla and soncoya, for the fully-distributed tests [14:34] hggdh: they are all yours [14:34] hggdh: you are welcome to them... thanks for lending them to us :) [14:34] you are all welcome. I will grab then, now, and try euca on all, from the current ISO [14:35] i don't know if i do have any physical 32 bit servers... this is a 64 bit arch, running i386 install [14:35] hggdh: good to hear! [14:40] I'm trying to start a chrooted mysqld however it complains about a missing upstart socket. is this something I can fix? [14:42] smoser: I see you are the maintainer of cloud-utils .. do you have an upload planned? [14:42] no. do you need one ? [14:42] jah! [14:42] what is needed ? [14:43] smoser: have you ran uec-run-instances recently? :) [14:43] no [14:44] smoser: We don't have paramiko as base anymore... needs to be a depends [14:44] ugh. [14:44] can you open a bug ? [14:44] and i'll try to get that fixed today. [14:45] smoser: I am raising a bug right now... I don't mind fixing it, unless you really want to [14:45] well, trunk is: [14:45] lp:~ubuntu-on-ec2/ubuntu-on-ec2/cloud-utils/ [14:48] give me a bug number and i have commit ready [14:49] the only issue is that there are 2 other things fixed in trunk [14:49] one a bug, one a feature [14:53] smoser: i saw :/ [14:53] https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~davewalker/ubuntu-on-ec2/cloud-utils/ [14:53] smoser: ^^ [14:54] bug there... i don't care if you discard that branch.. [14:54] so what should we do ? [14:54] i'm ok if we think we need to re-order and drop the feature [14:57] Daviey, ^ [14:58] Hey folks [14:59] I'm trying to resize a qcow2-backed kvm disk [14:59] and it's been two times that I fail and get an unbootable system and lose the data [14:59] (fortunately, it's a copy of the data) [15:00] smoser: Well... you are the maintainer :) [15:00] well, i'm not the release admin [15:00] and it is definitely a (small) feature [15:00] It's a lucid vm created with ubuntu-vm-builder, which I shutdown before resizing; I do something like qemu-img convert -O raw tmpHbobjA.qcow2 rootfs.raw, dd if=/dev/zero of=rootfs.raw count=0 bs=1 seek=48G, reboot, and then I fiddle with fdisk; at that last step, the system becomes unbootable for some reason [15:00] soren: you are past FinalFreeze, so you need to make that a RC issue, then convince the release team the risk/benefit tradeoff is worth it [15:00] I sort of expected that the bzr branch is now pinned until Natty opens... and cherry pick backports back and apply to apt-get source [15:01] but it's up to you smoser :) [15:01] ttx: was that for smoser ? 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