=== _Techie_ is now known as _TechAway_ [00:14] Hey guys quick question. I'm making a ubuntu network based on an older machine. I was planning to virtualize the network, but, for the base machine should i install the server software directly or could i run virtual box off of puppy linux what seems like the best way to go? [00:15] Would it surprise you to find that people here might recommend running Ubuntu as the base distro? [00:16] not really [00:16] but just curious as to if i was virtualizing [00:16] but that works thanks [00:22] jeeves_: Hi! [00:22] Would you mind leaving my nick alone? :) [00:22] jeeves_, mine should be "Jeeves_Moss" === jeeves_ is now known as jeeves_moss [00:22] Thanks :) === Jeeves__ is now known as Jeeves_ [00:23] Jeeves_, better? [00:23] Much :) [00:23] ty [00:23] Jeeves_, cool [00:23] Jeeves_, got a sec to see if you can help me take a stab @ this script? [00:25] a sec, maybe [00:25] But it's currently 1:25 AM where I live, so I'd like to go to bed soon :) [00:29] Jeeves_, ok, one sec [00:30] Jeeves_, it's only d-loading the first index.html page (not finishing the list of URLs in the URL input text file), and it's only doing the first page of the index.html it's pulling [00:32] jeeves_moss: I've just joined again [00:32] so i've got no clue what you're talking about :) [00:33] Jeeves_, it's only d-loading the first index.html page (not finishing the list of URLs in the URL input text file), and it's only doing the first page of the index.html it's pulling [00:35] That's what you said before [00:35] I've got no context, no script [00:36] oh, sorry. one sec [00:36] So i've really got no clue what you're talking aout :) [00:36] Jeeves_, http://pastebin.ca/1960490 [00:42] Hmm, that strange [00:42] +'s [00:42] Jeeves_, ??? [00:43] That should work, if you ask me [00:43] # [00:43] $WGET wget -r -p -nd -nc -l"$DEPTH" -t5 -H --domains=images.4chan.org -A.jpg,.jpeg,.gif,.png,.pix -erobots=off "$URL" -e robots=off [00:43] That does /usr/bin/wget wget [00:43] which isn't good [00:45] Jeeves_, ok, crap. you know it's been a LONG day! [00:46] Jeeves_, any ideas on why it's not following the page links? I want it to scrape the images out of images.4chan.org ONLY. [00:46] :) [00:46] -erobots=off [00:46] You say that twice [00:47] Jeeves_, and the recursive scrape of the linked page under the start? [00:47] No clue [00:48] Never been looking for hot girls like this :) [00:48] s/hot/stupid/ [00:48] ok, thanks. I'm trying to site scrape as a "proof of concept". So far, I can't get it to scrape anything further than the seed page [00:48] jeeves_moss: Sure :) [00:49] Jeeves_, lol. I'd like to find a way of writing all of the file names to a flat file so I can skip the ones already d-loaded. [00:50] Jeeves_, thanks again for your help. I think I can find a "round about" way to make it do what I want. [00:53] Can I configure Server with a root account and get rid of sudo, or will that break stuff? [00:59] njbair: That will not break stuff [00:59] So, yes you can! [00:59] I imagine just `sudo passwd root` and then `apt-get remove sudo` should do it, eh? [01:05] can anyone here help me restore a borked system upgrade? [01:05] the process is still running though, i can see it via ps aux [01:05] root 26055 0.0 4.9 42856 25088 hvc0 S Oct11 0:00 /usr/bin/python /tmp/tmpzQNQJU/mave [01:05] rick --mode=server --frontend=DistUpgradeViewText [01:06] how do i resume that process? [01:12] anyone? [01:25] I'd suggest let it run if it shows signs of doing anything? [01:28] no [01:29] it was in an ajax console for a vps (linode.com) and i thought originally that i killed the process...with a ctrl-z, but i paused it [01:29] so then i accidentally [01:29] err i ran the command fg which showed the process and ctrl-c out of that [01:29] so i have no idea how to resume this process... === Pilif12p|afk is now known as Pilif12p [01:46] New bug: #659602 in mysql-dfsg-5.1 (main) "package mysql-server-5.1 5.1.41-3ubuntu12.3 failed to install/upgrade: Package is in a very bad inconsistent state - you should reinstall it before attempting a removal." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/659602 === jjohansen is now known as jj-afk [02:20] ok i'm trying to resume a borked system upgrade...attempting $ sudo dpkg --configure -a results in this error [02:20] dpkg: status database area is locked by another process [02:21] how can i resume the system upgrade? [02:22] is it safe to remove /var/lib/dpkg/lock? [03:11] hello i just upgraded to from 10.04 32bit and now when i run vnc-client from windows to ubuntu-server, im not able to connect to the desktop, I went to Adminstrations or Preferences > Remote Desktop and it appears to freeze once i set allow access to this desktop and set password for it. I've even installed x11vnc as well but that was not working as well, what to do ? [03:11] edit: upgraded from 10.4 to 10.10 32bit [03:11] RCola, you available to assist me again [03:12] is php5 =5.3 ? [03:12] what ver of php is in the pkgs now [03:13] I need php5 [03:13] really 5.3 and 5.3 fpm [03:17] yes it is 5.3.3 [03:18] I dont fins fpm [03:18] why does php5 install apache [03:19] I only want phpe and some modules [03:19] using nginx and not apache [03:19] its wrong to force apache on a install [03:19] is there a way to only install php5 without apache [03:20] i agree, i dont like that either [03:21] is there no way to reject parts and just get what you need [03:21] i dont think mine installed apache but i did see it installed some apache files [03:21] The following extra packages will be installed: [03:21] apache2-mpm-prefork apache2-utils apache2.2-bin apache2.2-common libapache2-mod-php5 libaprutil1-dbd-sqlite3 libaprutil1-ldap libcap2 php5-common [03:21] ssl-cert [03:21] thats just wrong [03:22] yea that sucks.id like to remove all that extra crap too [03:22] yeah [03:22] who are the pkg devs [03:23] it needs to be delt with [03:23] try in #ubuntu-dev [03:34] is there a plan to upgrade php to 5.3.3 on ubuntu-server 10.04 [03:35] rneese: a full version upgrade generally doesn't happen after release [03:35] rneese: If you don't want apache, don't complain, just don't install it [03:37] wemaxb the issue is php should be its own pkg and not force apache with it [03:37] It is. [03:37] then the meta php5 pkg [03:38] And php5-fpm is available in Ubuntu 10.10 [03:39] rneese: the meta package is for people that just want the defaults, if you want something else, you need to install the appropriate package from the dependencies first (php5-cgi | php5-fpm) and then install php5 or just install php5-common afterwards [03:39] i dont find php5-fpm for 10.04 [03:39] there will always be defaults [03:39] whats the difference between php5-cgi and php5-fpm? [03:39] rneese: we already said it's not in 10.04 [03:40] i read one uses fast-cgi one uses regular cgi, which is most desirable? [03:42] is there a nginx-devel [03:42] this is a old ver of nginx [03:42] add the ppa if they have one [03:42] rneese: I think MTecknology is familiar with nginx [03:42] howdy [03:42] the ver in the pkgs is old [03:43] from what I have seen [03:43] http://wiki.nginx.org/Install [03:43] there's a PPA for the latest stable and dev [03:43] dev recently moved to stable so development is just a copy [03:44] looking for the ppa [03:44] not finding the ppa [03:44] i just gave you a link that gives you the ppa [03:46] ok [03:46] rneese: what you said about php.. php-apc depends on some apache pieces and I think a couple other parts of that meta package do too - but php5-fpm and php5-cgi and php5-cli don't [03:46] I haven't figured out why the apache deps yet [03:49] ok [03:50] well I just installed 8.52 nginx [03:50] thats the lates [03:50] cool === cs278| is now known as cs278 [03:51] it has non of the php stuff in it [03:51] man this layout compaired to bsd is ugly [03:51] nginx shouldn't come with php.. [03:52] they're two separate things [03:52] but the config file should have the php settings in it [03:52] and it does not [03:53] yes it does [03:53] there's fastcgi_params and an example of how to use it [03:54] http://wiki.fusionpbx.com/index.php?title=Ubuntu_Install#Nginx_Setup [03:54] none of the lines on that page are in the files [03:54] well.. for starters... [03:55] in the first code block - I already see examples of things you should never ever do [03:55] http://wiki.nginx.org/Pitfalls [03:55] well this is right out of a working nginx conf file [03:56] that it was pulled from [03:56] ooh! it suggests some REALLY ugly stuff [03:57] that stuff is horrible [03:57] rneese: read that wiki page I just sent you [03:58] I am and its nothing like we do on bsd . I am doing this on ubuntu virtual box for a friend [03:59] and this is just not what I would expect [03:59] bsd guys roll their own package same as anything else [03:59] most distros have these pitfalls in them [04:00] we tend to use ports not pkgs [04:01] and the config file layout is diff [04:02] here's the thing..... [04:02] if you don't like it [04:02] file a bug [04:02] bugs.launchpad.net/nginx [04:02] <|rt|> rneese: I think that bsd's have a bit more consistency compared to Linux distro's but different isn't always wrong [04:03] Right! The maintainers can't ignore your bug, or claim that it's a feature, if you don't report it! [04:04] :P [04:04] <|rt|> rneese: the way that Debian and it's derivatives setup their apache config is way different than redhat and it's derivatives....although in that case I think that the redhat way is wrong :) [04:05] <|rt|> j/k it's just different but I do prefer the way that debian and it's derivatives approach it [04:05] |rt|: speaking of which... I really need to chat with the debian nginx maintainer sometime about marging the changes in the ppa.. [04:05] merging* [04:08] ok [04:09] i have spawn-fcgi installed but not finding the startup script [04:11] Just use php-cgi and write your own inti script... or copy/paste from the nginx wiki [04:11] the cool new thing is php-fpm [04:11] thats in the nginx repos [04:11] !info php5-fpm [04:11] 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 [04:11] it's also in 10.10 [04:12] but this is only 10.04 [04:12] so we opted to use spawn-fcgi [04:12] 22:11 < MTecknology> thats in the nginx repos [04:12] spawn-fcgi only starts the processes, there's a lot of extra leg work [04:13] http://wiki.nginx.org/Configuration [04:16] ok [04:19] ok thanks [04:24] rneese: btw - there is #nginx if you need more nginx specific help [04:24] that works [04:24] got it up and the website is working [04:25] did you use a socket instead of a port for the php connection? [04:26] that tends to make things much cleaner and easier to work with - especially when you get into really funky and weird setups like i have [04:26] each website is its own user, each user is inside of a jail, each website uses its own php process, blah, blah [04:27] yes === Pilif12p is now known as Pilif12p|afk [05:21] MTecknology: its all working thanks [05:22] rneese: :) [05:23] its working flawlessly [05:23] and the full install on a vps is 1 gig [05:29] anyone have any idea why ssh wont come up on boot? [05:29] just upgraded from lucid to maverick [05:29] it's a headless box so have to blindly login w/ an attached keyboard and do a /etc/init.d/ssh start to login [05:29] how can i select which packages are installed using a preseed file [05:29] whats stranger is that no services are visible (nmap) before I start ssh [05:30] but after I start ssh they are visible as expected [05:32] New bug: #659655 in openssh (main) "openssh-server fails to come up on maverick (upgrade from lucid)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/659655 [05:32] that be me uvirtbot [05:35] is it possible to slect which packages are installed using a preseed file for ubuntu server? [05:39] anybody have pam-mysql working with vsftpd? I could use some pointers. [06:10] lets say i add a ppa repository and run my webserver from that. do i need to manually run apt-get update every time i want to check to security updates and such? [07:34] My server offers Ubuntu installation via PXE booting and approx apt package caching :D [07:34] how cool is that? [07:39] does anyone know if xen supports Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid)? [07:48] RudyValencia: approx isn't cool at all [07:48] Oh? [07:48] It works for me. [07:49] One of them even allows clients to inject arbitrary packages into the cache [07:49] I was considering apt-mirror for my packages but balked at the expensive amount of downloading I'd need to have a mirror of just main [07:49] It's only me using it on my LAN [07:49] RudyValencia: main of one arch, one release, no sources is only 8GB or so, IIRC [07:49] Yeah but I'm on a 1.5Mbit/sec connection here [07:50] You only download it once [07:50] Right [07:50] But I just don't have a time to let it download. [07:50] It'll eat my connection up. [07:50] Er, throttle it. [07:51] So, approx also downloads the packages only once. [07:51] Good morning all. I am trying to setup NIC Bonding in Ubuntu 10.04. In every previous release of Ubuntu i have sucesfully managed to do this by following the instruction in the following guide http://www.howtoforge.com/network_bonding_ubuntu_6.10. Things seem to be slightly different in 10.04 and i am yet to sucesfully manage to bond eth0 and eth1. Well i kind of got it working, but it fails on each subsequent restart. Anyway long story short, i [07:52] I'm not distributing Ubuntu to a computer lab or to a whole organization with this server, just using it for PXE install caching [07:53] (When I finish using my local apt configuration, I just copy over the original sources.list with Ubuntu servers. [07:57] New bug: #659700 in clamav (main) "package clamav-base 0.96.3 dfsg-2ubuntu1.1 failed to install/upgrade: il sottoprocesso vecchio script di post-installation ha restituito lo stato di errore 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/659700 === _TechAway_ is now known as _Techie_ [08:22] <_ruben> pfft, mirroring only main is for wussies, i just mirror main/universe/multiverse incl -updated/-backports/-security for gutsy - maverick ;) [08:35] how do i upgrade to 10.10? sudo do-release-upgrade says no new version [08:36] <_ruben> andriijas: check its config, it probably is looking for the next lts, which doesnt exist yet [08:36] _ruben: which file is this? [08:40] <_ruben> andriijas: the prompt setting in /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades [08:40] <_ruben> change lts to normal [08:41] thx === mgolisch_ is now known as mgolisch === doko_ is now known as doko [09:56] <[Ben]> Hi everybody. I am looking for some help on how to bypass the problem with the P410 raid controller (HP DL370 G6) with ubuntu 64bits, showing no logical disks (and even if I "disable" the raid, seeing no disk at all). Thanks. [09:57] DL370? [09:58] <[Ben]> Yep [09:58] <[Ben]> data:image/jpg;base64,/9j/4AAQSkZJRgABAQAAAQABAAD/2wCEAAkGBhISEBQUEhAUFBUVFhwZFBcUGRkXGBgZHxUZFBQXGBcZHCYgGBkjJRgVHy8gJCcuLCwsFSAxNTAqNSYrLCkBCQoKDQwOGg8PFS4kHx81KSk0LC8tNjUuLDUpLDAsLikpKTMsKTUtLCw1NSwpLSs1KSktKSwsLCk1LCkpLiksLP/AABEIAE8AlgMBIgACEQEDEQH/xAAcAAAABgMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAwQFBwgBAgb/xABIEAABAwEDBgcLCQgDAQAAAAABAgMRAAQSIQUGEzFBVBQiI1GRk9EXMkJhcYGSobKz0gckM3N0grHBwhY1UmJyouHiQ0RTNP/EABcBAQEBAQAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABAgP/xAAdEQEAAgIDA [09:58] <[Ben]> AAAAAAAAAARExQQIh8FES/9oADAMBAAIRAxEAPwCaLflFthF91d1MxJBOOJ2DxHopqZz7yesSm2NETBg7do9YrOeLt2zzAPGOChI+jXsqBHrfpJXdSj5ziECBAaAOA54mqJ7OfNgH/ca6a1Of2Tt9Z9KoFU2paokoETiAZxjnpA/Yi3PKKXP8QGHk6atIsP3Qcm78z6VYPyh5N35j0qrVaJI74jxik9sd4seb+041FWd7omTd+Z9Ksd0bJm/sel/iqsWJErAJIGMxr706qeDk8pQhyOKTgZJ5pB59YqCx5+UXJm/selWvdIyZvzPSeyoPzRtCE2K1h1aQFNJCAtQSVK0qr4bva1xcmMYidlIX3WMbl6ZxMwmZ2SrybNdWkvtP3dJyZvzXSeyh3Scmb810nsquDqjsV/cO2jMouN8HaDV7TydKSrilN0 [09:58] <[Ben]> lRqItYzuj5M35npPZWvdKyXv7PSeyq1WtRvi7JMKu3ee6YiPNXW53P2cqahSFcg0DolJOMKkcTwwYmceerTKaO6Vkvf2ek9lDul5L39npPZVcXljZPT/AJrFiKNINLeKMZg46sNRqNRFysd3TMl7+z0nsrB+U3Je/s9J7Kra4RpHY+jJOjBOMSYwkmhky1NpQrSJKpOERzGdfmok9La2W0pcQlxCgpC0hSSNRSRKSPKDQpuzSM5Pskbu17pNCgQ5+qiyj+v9C6r619Gr7Qfd1Pnyjq+aD6wewuoDJhtX1593VgObiuP9z86bcqvKBTdSFEmADJ5ySIP8tLXjx/u/nSVwS8yP58fRXWpwRV9mxbxmS2krgpuwdZW2J14q4xx8flovKJJRxkBKgTIAIOISRM+U0ptwi0qA1aXDyX2aJyyOOvzewisdtz+ [09:58] <[Ben]> yifP+Bp3fTDSTeGMECTPfao1CKaLL34x5/wNdPl61DRxoEoLi0uAjYm4kBOAHNP3vPVYK80SgWO16QpALQuXykEq0qr4aveHFybuMROykL2gxu3pkzBVdmdmP4baXZpOIFhtWkUkBSEBAWpIKlB5RWGpxvQUTdxiJpA4WsboXrxIJAJnYL35VdJsgdmcJ6VdtGZSDfB2tEF6eeVkm7dunVJjXFByScAvpV8VZykBoWw0HA7/wApKjEXcYlUa6zLpxxOPfCC1glYuyTCojnumI8equwz0VZi6LtxXJtjkSmJunDk/CnXj5a5G3SVgCSYN2Nc3IEePVXYZ4WmzqWghSXORaHJKBxAPF4hELGE4zWoc505V0J2JPr7azYEN6QaZKijbBM+1Wzym9iVjzn4q1smjDgLiFlG0SZ9oVmW+OYJ1J47sCEEnRyc [09:58] <[Ben]> J5qRDvfvGl5HHdIBDZJ0YJxiTAiSeam9Pe+eiTlbLM393WP7M17pNCsZl/u2x/ZmvdJoUQ2fKan5jenvXEHyzKP1eqoFyk3cTAVN5y9qjwSI9VTp8qg+ZJ+uTPj4q9fqqBbfrV9YPYrUBytJ4yf6PzFInl8o2f5v0qpblBkpUidqJHTQyTkwPu4uNICE3iXVXAeMEwk/xYnXsBqoZ7SrlST/H+pmi8pgqUuNZj2Uc9dLac1fnSEpfsxSptayrSHRghaAEqVEBwxIG3Cict5D0DjKg4ysOLjkl6SIU2BfwwmcOeDzVC3JWezKCgY59qeY+OnfKS0FKLipJCSubuBwkDbs1+MV1VqbIBnRCfF+EiKZ84moZSCUk304p16/8ANRR2aDyU2O16RQCVtJCApQBWoOqK0tz4UFExjEUgdW1jdSvWZIJAJnYLw [09:58] Yep; just looked it up. [09:58] <[Ben]> wJsdsvqCUraCUAqAvqDqitLYPhQUTHipI+7Z8YbcnaQSAT4hfHk1bKuk2bXDOoK9I/FWcolJZbDSVh0fSEqwIumYJWRrit3FtnUhzpPx0XlK4plAaQsOzxyVYFMHUSsjmrMunHE498JLXJdTEkwQI1zdIEequvzztdnW/KVJc4jYlpQIkNnAFJAChtxrkLYklwBMklJCY1zdUAAeeYrr88rbZ1upKVId5JsS2oESEniyCAFA68a1DnOnMOrGwL6f9q2ycpAcBdQso2gKx9sVq84nYFel/tWcnuNhwF1ClI2gKx8Xhisy3xzAkA3ndYQSdGCoE3ZJAiTjqpr0uzz+uKc547sTcUToxIJAkkCAT4q1ycniKw8L8qJOVpMz0Rk+yDmszXuk0KMzX/wDhsv2dr3aaxRDH8qY+YTzOoP4g+qagMrvlW3low5 [09:58] <[Ben]> siXGrqkpUJGCgCOg1zgzXY3dnX/5o7KtiDH3yVCcQBE4YUnFovAiFJE+EICtcEDbGOMbans5rWfdmerR8Na/spZ92Z6tHZSxAD1oKUEBSlJJ7xMkE7Dd1Hy1q07Cm+NdAWlShjhgdYGEifxqfzmlZ91Z6tHw0BmjZt1Z6tHw0ERtZZa8N9KvEoE484hNN2W7c0tACFIJvpPFBBicdYGFTiMzrLuzPVt/DWrmZ9m3Znq2/hoIazPt7bdltgcdSkOMpShKlRpCHVlSUjngp7aQv5QssmESdqgoAHzX/Nq2VOAzRs26sdWj4az+xtm3ZjqkdlLSu7V/dtbc4A+kPjoZRtDamUJaCkug8dRWIKYOAN8jm2VPxzOs26sdWjsrKszrNE8FY6tHZUbjlSvFrVecEGSUkCCNd1QGPlIrtc8LdZ1PA3kujRNiWlA [09:58] <[Ben]> ACgdeNSj+yFm3Vjq0fDWwzQs26sdUjsq2xSBH3mNiF9KvjrWyOM3wVoWUbeMqfbqfDmfZt1Y6pHZQTmfZt2Y6pHZUaiam1emjyjpmEFR0YKpN2TAiSdUVrY3gEHEYmrD/slZ91Y6pHw0Y3m20BAZbEaoQkflRJ7PmaK5yfZDz2dr3SaFOFjbutoAEQkD1UKAxaZovg4o6hQElgUODijqFATwehwcUdQoCiyKwbOKOoUBHBxQ4MKPoUBHBhQ4MKPoUBHBxQ4OKPoUBHBhQ4MKPoUBHBhQ4MKPoUGEjChWaFB/9k= [09:59] <[Ben]> -_- [09:59] <[Ben]> sorry [09:59] <[Ben]> http://www.quadsel.in/productimages/1260509460.jpg [09:59] <[Ben]> I have two bays with 8 2,5" drives [09:59] :( [09:59] <[Ben]> I've looking for a solution, the only valuable thing learned is that it needs cciss to work [09:59] <[Ben]> it works on 32bits, but failed on 64bits ... [10:00] <_ruben> that'd be rather odd [10:00] <[Ben]> I was looking everywhere for 64 bits drivers, but it seems only Red Hat and Suse are able to handle this in 64bits (are they ?) [10:01] <[Ben]> I have two version of Ubuntu 10.04, 32 and 64bits, the 32 bits shows me the disks, and the 64bits just failed ... [10:01] <[Ben]> I tried a debian 5.0.6, too (in 64bits) with the same results [10:03] [Ben]: You can't "modprobe cciss" ? [10:05] <[Ben]> It's when the install is asking me to set the partitions, I can't do a modprobe at this time, can I ? [10:06] Perhaps try moving to another tty? [10:06] <[Ben]> I'll try this right now. I saw this thing, too : http://cciss.sourceforge.net/ [10:07] Last sentence of the first paragraph. [10:09] <[Ben]> Yes, I can read :p. But still, it doesn't work as advertised in 64bits mode. [10:09] <[Ben]> I'll try a modprobe (no ssh yet, so I have to go downstairs in the server room, brb) [10:15] New bug: #659784 in squid (main) "package squid 2.7.STABLE9-2ubuntu5 failed to install/upgrade: ErrorMessage: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/659784 [10:20] <[Ben]> dmesg : cciss - compat_alloc_user_space [10:20] <[Ben]> module unknown (he said) [10:30] [Ben]: Weird. [10:33] <[Ben]> as you said ... [10:34] <[Ben]> What surprise me the most is that NOBODY is talking about this problem. Like I am the first to install ubuntu on a Proliant with this fairly known controller [10:34] So, the cciss module isn't loaded? Or not available at all? [10:41] <[Ben]> how can I know ? It just said what I showed you [10:41] <[Ben]> shown (?) [10:41] dl370 is certified to work on ubuntu === ivoks-afk is now known as ivoks [10:41] <[Ben]> Yes I know ... [10:41] ScottK: no :/ [10:41] <[Ben]> but maybe Ubuntu 32bits (it works on Ubuntu 32bits) [10:41] nope, 64bit [10:42] http://webapps.ubuntu.com/certification/hardware/200804-267/ [10:42] which version are you installing? [10:42] <[Ben]> It's the tower version, the "ML" [10:42] <[Ben]> Ubuntu 10.04 LTS server [10:42] <[Ben]> 64bits ("amd") [10:43] cciss module is available in ubuntu 10.04 64bit [10:44] [Ben]: do you have access to this server? like, keyboard and VGA? [10:44] [Ben]: no private messages [10:45] [Ben]: Is this a DL370 or ML370 ? [10:48] [Ben]: you'll gave to site in front of that server or setup an installer with network access [10:48] s/gave/have/ [10:49] <[Ben]> It's a DL 370 G6 [10:51] can you start the installer and sit in front of the server? [10:52] <[Ben]> Yep [10:52] do it [10:52] <[Ben]> I'll move with a laptop downstairs [10:52] <[Ben]> brb [11:02] <[Ben]_> back [11:02] <[Ben]_> @ivoks : I am in front of the DL 370 G6 [11:02] [Ben]_: start the installer [11:03] <[Ben]_> done [11:03] did you get to the partitioning? [11:03] <[Ben]_> Yes [11:03] alt+f2 [11:04] <[Ben]_> ok [11:04] <[Ben]_> shell active [11:04] is cciss module loaded? [11:04] lsmod | grep cciss [11:04] <[Ben]_> nothing appears [11:05] modinfo cciss [11:05] is cciss there? [11:05] <[Ben]_> (test : /bin/sh: modinfo : not found) [11:05] you should get a lot of output [11:06] hm [11:06] modprobe cciss [11:06] <[Ben]_> FATAL : error inserting cciss (/lib/modules/2.6.32-24-generic/kernel/drivers/block/cciss.ko): [11:06] <[Ben]_> Unknown symbol in module, or unknown parameter (see dmesg) [11:07] heh? [11:07] <[Ben]_> dmesg : cciss : unknown symbol compat_alloc_user_space [11:08] what image did you download? [11:08] 10.04 or 10.04.1? [11:08] <[Ben]_> I think 10.04 lts, I'll check [11:08] <[Ben]_> how to tell ? (I know for debian) [11:08] by the image name? :) [11:09] <[Ben]_> lol [11:09] you have the image on your laptop? [11:09] <[Ben]_> nope [11:09] <[Ben]_> but can scan the USB drive on the server [11:09] does anyone know which kernel is in 10.04 and which in 10.04.1? [11:10] <[Ben]_> 10.04.1 [11:10] hm... ok [11:10] would it be a pain to try 10.04? [11:10] <[Ben]_> I can try the 10.10 out today (?) :D [11:11] <[Ben]_> No, I can just download it and make different USB drives, I am stuck with a non-working server, so I'll give a try [11:11] do it [11:12] <[Ben]_> I tried Debian 5.0.6 64bits and it didn't work (for your information) [11:12] <[Ben]_> SO you want me to try the 10.04 and/or the 10.10 ? [11:12] 10.04 [11:12] cciss loads on my 64bit lucid [11:12] how can I get my ldap back :( [11:13] bdb(dc=alvhaus,dc=ch): Program version 4.8 doesn't match environment version 4.7 [11:13] Aison: ? [11:13] I no longer can start ldap because of this error [11:13] and so I get segfaults in nss [11:13] etc... [11:13] Aison: what ubuntu version is that? [11:13] the new one [11:13] 10.10 [11:13] environment version? [11:13] what's that... [11:14] no idea [11:14] my slapd starts just fine [11:14] is this a new install or upgrade? [11:14] upgrade [11:15] slapd is compiled with libdb-4.8 [11:15] <[Ben]_> Why upgrade when it works :p ? [11:16] now, where would it pick up 4.7 as an environment version [11:16] I guess the database files are from 4.7 [11:17] probably [11:17] so the environment version of the database files have to be upgraded also [11:17] there should be a tool like db_recover or so [11:17] db4.8-util [11:17] but [11:17] don't do that yet [11:18] do you have /etc/ldap/slapd.conf maybe? [11:18] Good morning all. I am unsucesfully tyring to setup NIC Bonding in Ubuntu 10.04. I managed this with ease in prior releases. In 10.04 the bond appears to work, but then fails to come up on subsequent reboots. Is anyone able to advise on a possible "how to" for Ubuntu 10.04? Many Thanks [11:19] ivoks, no, just /etc/ldap/slapd.d/ [11:19] there's my config [11:19] tgwoollard: that's probably cause of upstart [11:20] Aison: do you have some custom files there? [11:21] ivoks thanks. I'll have a dig and see if i can get it working. [11:21] ivoks, well, I added new schemas, added stuff for ldap replication, etc... [11:22] Aison: is 4.7 mentioned anywhere? :) [11:22] grepping... [11:23] no [11:24] hm [11:24] db4.8_upgrade: Program version 4.8 doesn't match environment version 4.7 [11:26] ivoks, Aison: bug 658227 details a workaround for this issue; the newer version of slapd in Maverick uses 4.8 [11:26] Launchpad bug 658227 in openldap "upgrade process does not upgrade underlying BDB format from 4.7 to 4.8 (so slapd aborts with "Program version 4.8 doesn't match environment version 4.7" error message)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/658227 [11:26] however the version in Lucid uses 4.7 (and the upgrade does not accomodate this) [11:26] oh, thx [11:27] JamesPage, the funny thing is, I get segfaults on other places, because libnssldap is not working ;) that's not nice also [11:27] Aison: there's a workaround how to fix it [11:28] yes, upgrading to 4.8 ;) [11:28] oh, i see... JamesPage pasted the link :) [11:28] this is how you should do it [11:29] stop slapd [11:29] install db4.7-util and db4.8-util [11:29] go to /var/lib [11:29] copy ldap to ldap.backup [11:29] run db4.7_checkpoint -1 [11:29] then db4.7_recover [11:30] then db4.8_upgrade *.bdb log.* [11:30] er.... no log.* :) [11:30] just db4.8_upgrade *.bdb [11:31] we should export database on update [11:32] clean it, and import it on install [11:36] ivoks, my ldap is working again [11:36] :) [11:36] had to upgrade var/lib/ldap/accesslog also [11:37] that's replication log, i guess [11:37] yes [11:38] problem solved [11:38] \o/ [11:38] we should fix this in natty and maybe even backport to lucid and maverick [11:39] Its been raised as a SRU for Maverick [11:41] fix is available? [11:41] Not yet [11:41] then how can we have sru? :) [11:42] /SRU/potential SRU/ [11:42] ok [11:48] hm... everything needed is already in the package [12:19] <[Ben]_> @ivoks : running 10.10 Ubuntu with HP DL370 G6 seems to be ok ! [12:19] <[Ben]_> I can see the drives [12:20] <[Ben]_> Two possibilities : [12:20] <[Ben]_> 1) the usb key installation is not suitable for this kind of product (hdd layers incompatibility ?) [12:20] <[Ben]_> 2) The Usb Key installation was corrupted (I MD5( [12:21] <[Ben]_> I MD5ed the iso of the 10.04 LTS before using the tool to put it on a usb Key [12:21] <[Ben]_> Anyway, God bless Ubuntu 10.10 :p [12:21] <[Ben]_> Thank you for your help and see you soon [12:32] for several weeks, I changed the motherboard / cpu in one of my servers [12:34] its a 64bit cpu now, but the system of course is still running on 32bit [12:35] is there a way to change to 64bit? eg. install a new harddrive, install new ubuntu and the copy somehow the whole configuration and install the same packages? [12:41] brb === _Techie_ is now known as _TechAway_ [12:44] <[Ben]_> it's really complicated due to the facts that all the drivers are written in 64bits instead of 32bits [12:44] <[Ben]_> so your software and /home, etc can be "imported", sure [12:44] <[Ben]_> but for packages and drivers, it's a different thing, in my opinion (depending on the software) [12:50] Hi guys, I got a question. I installed ubuntu server edition some days ago and configured a softwareraid 1 on 2x 1TB hdd drives - I had to set the partitions on both HDDs when installing software raid 1 - now one of the HDD crashes and I want to install a new HDD (also a hdd from another manufacturer) as second drive again, but how do have to install it? Will the sync-prozess start itself or... [12:50] ...will i have to start it manually? do I have to set the partions before the installation of the hdd by hand? [12:51] Or will raid set the new partitions itsself? [13:00] xxfog, you need to create a partition on the drive the same size as your other one, of type linux raid autodetect, then use mdadm to add it to your array [13:01] it will then rebuild itself [13:03] xxfog, tutorial here, start at number 4: http://www.howtoforge.com/replacing_hard_disks_in_a_raid1_array [13:03] skipping the bits about md1, if you only have one raid [13:05] [Ben]_: it should work with lucid [13:12] Hi all, can anyone tell me how I'd locate my php install location on a server? I've tried locate php, and trawled through all that, and also whereis php, but nothing appears [13:12] daffy_dowden: you are new to linux? [13:12] ish [13:13] I thought it'd be in /etc [13:13] only configuration files go in /etc [13:13] you do know how programs are installed on linux? there's no single directory [13:13] I'm aware of that [13:13] So how can I find the executable? [13:13] so, what exactly are you looking for? executable? [13:13] which php [13:13] which php [13:14] which doesn't return anything, as mentioned [13:14] then you didn't install php CLI executable [13:14] install php-cli or php5-cli package [13:14] ok, so how are the php sites on the server being run? [13:14] that's what I don't get [13:15] through mod_php [13:15] apache's mod_php [13:15] They run though an apache module [13:15] right, ok [13:15] maybe he should tell us why he's "looking for php" [13:15] and that can't be run directly? [13:15] Are you trying to execute a PHP file via the terminal? [13:15] yes [13:15] Then you need php-cli [13:15] then you need php5-cli [13:15] Or that [13:15] cheers [13:15] then you need php-cli :) [13:15] then you need php-cli [13:16] you might want to consider php5-clie [13:16] cli [13:16] :) [13:16] next! [13:16] lol [13:16] I don't even see php-cli available in my aptitude, I think the only package left is php5-cli [13:17] If i install php5-cli will apache still use mod_php then? [13:17] Yes [13:17] good [13:17] It's just another method of using php [13:18] out of curiosity, could you force it to use another method? [13:18] There's php-cgi I believe [13:19] Would that run as a daemon? [13:19] Like if I were hosting say a python site with fastcgi and nginx? [13:19] I don't know, you'd have to ask somebody that has experience with php-cgi [13:20] fair enough. Thanks for the help [13:21] there's fastcgi [13:22] and fcgid [13:22] and you can use those with php5 like you would with say python or ruby [13:23] ? [13:24] yes [13:25] it's better for performance and server [13:25] but it lacks some features [13:25]