[00:01] could error in /etc/vsftpd.conf cause a problem? [00:04] clayd: prepend your service commands with 'strace' to see what's happening [00:04] (strace sudo service...) [00:05] ha ha. thanks i was so close [00:05] can someone help me get a second bond device to come up on ubuntu 10.10? [00:05] oh great. i am guessing i need to install strace first? [00:09] pm i think we are onto something :) [00:14] well dang :( [00:19] i hate when good theads in a forum get taken ove by wording flame wars and the answers are never found. /end rant [00:29] does anyone know which kernel includes support for ixgbe intel 82598EB 10GB ethernet? [00:32] can someone help explain symbolic links? so vsftpd is linked to a different file. so when i try and open it to read i get the file it is pointed at. is vsftpd an actual file or just a link? [00:33] NginUS: do you have a pci id for that? [00:34] pmatulis : yes, it's there [00:36] NginUS: where? [00:36] pmatulis: : 01:00.0 & 01:00.1 [00:38] NginUS: that's not it [00:38] NginUS: anyway, are you saying that the current stable release does not support this h/w? [00:39] pmatulis: : There's also a 'DISABLED' label on it in lshw's output. That says the bus info is pci@0000:01:00.0 & pci@0000:01:00.1 [00:40] pmatulis: Apparently. It doesn't come up when configured alone or bonded. [00:43] pmatulis: correction- it's listed when I do modprobe -l ixgbe.... [00:43] ...? [00:44] It's loaded, too... [00:46] how important is dbus? i found a site that says to install it for the vsftpd issue but no explanation why or if it works [00:51] clayd: you can always purge it after if it doesnt help [00:51] ya it didnt help :) === jjohansen is now known as jj-afk [01:21] soren: ping. I remember you saying that lucid as a Xen Dom0 was basically not an option. Is that also the case for lucid as an OpenVZ HN? [01:28] HN? [01:30] "hardware node" [01:30] The openvz equivalent of dom0 [01:31] random forum post suggests the official spiel is that LXC replaces OpenVZ. [01:32] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ContainersSpec [02:26] twb: I'm fairly certain that if you use openvz's kernel it could. There is no supported Dom0 kernel in Ubuntu. LXC is the new container spec baked into the kernel. It's in Lucid as a "tech preview", but a lot of tools are missing. Several blueprints for UDS-N are proposed to address it [02:27] OK, so basically Ubuntu has dropped *its* support for OpenVZ, suggesting I move to LXC (even though it isn't ready yet). [02:28] the openvz kernel was dropped a while back due to lack of upstream support if I recall correctly [02:28] So my options are to either roll my own OpenVZ kernel, put up with missing features in LXC, move my jails to KVM and take the performance hit, or stick with hardy. [02:28] Hm, OK. [02:28] sounds right [02:30] or, move to esx like me [02:31] I don't really want to migrate to a proprietary solution. [02:31] * Patrickdk wonders what solutions above isn't proprietary [02:31] maybe kvm [02:31] Uh, all of them? [02:32] Virtuozzo is proprietary; OpenVZ isn't. [02:34] esx has container technology? [02:34] zoopster: no, it's more like Xen. AIUI esxi is a hypervisor and a linux-based dom0 [02:35] didn't think so [02:35] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ESXi === zz_sailerboy is now known as sailerboy [04:31] Where's sysctl.conf loaded in lucid? [04:31] Ah, /etc/init/procps.conf [04:56] New bug: #660925 in samba (main) "package samba-common-bin 2:3.4.7~dfsg-1ubuntu3.2 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 2" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/660925 [05:00] <_2F_> hi, i'm creating a raid1 on my server but the howto speak about grub legacy modification and i have grub2, can someone help me to make it please ? http://www.howtoforge.com/software-raid1-grub-boot-debian-etch-p2 [05:08] What packages are included in "Basic Ubuntu server"? (network install) [05:15] ader10: that probably refers to the ubuntu-standard metapackage [05:16] The UI prompting you is called "tasksel"; you could try grabbing it on an existing system and examining its data files to confirm [05:17] Thanks [05:17] I googled tasksel "basic ubuntu server" but nothing turned up [05:26] just upgraded to 10.10, suspend no longer works on a dell latitude d620: PM: Device 00:0a failed to suspend: error -5 [05:26] Any ideas? [05:41] I said "grab it" not "google it" [05:42] dasunsrule32: ACPI suspend? Are you running "pm-suspend"? If not, what are you running? [05:44] twb: not sure just upgraded [05:44] twb: pm-suspend is installed [05:45] dasunsrule32: I mean, how are you initiating the suspend process? [05:45] closing the lid [05:45] You're running Ubuntu Server on your laptop? [05:45] no [05:45] <_2F_> hi, i'm creating a raid1 on my server but the howto speak about grub legacy modification and i have grub2, can someone help me to make it please ? http://www.howtoforge.com/software-raid1-grub-boot-debian-etch-p2 [05:45] Then you should ask #ubuntu. [05:45] twb: desktop, i have been trying to get help there for 25 minutes [05:46] :( [05:46] dasunsrule32: it is not appropriate to ask here just because you can't get help there. Sorry. [05:46] ok, lata [05:46] thx [05:50] come join us at #hackers or ##itt-tech . if you dare that is..... [05:53] <_2F_> ... === ivoks-afk is now known as ivoks === ivoks is now known as ivoks-afk === sailerboy is now known as zz_sailerboy [08:07] twb: Probably even more so. [08:29] soren: sorry, I lost my scrollback. What are you replying to? [08:30] 00:21 < twb> soren: ping. I remember you saying that lucid as a Xen Dom0 was basically not an option. Is that also the case for lucid as an OpenVZ HN? [08:30] I'm assuming HN is the equivalent of a dom0. [08:30] soren: yep, and OK. [08:30] Further down you can see me working it out on my own [08:30] twb: Lucid does LXC just fine, though. [08:31] twb: Ah, I just looked at stuff that mentioned my name. [08:31] I rarely actually catch up on IRC in the morning (I've got 135 windows open right now... I woulnd't be done catching up until late in the afternoon), but I do read stuff that irssi has highlighted overnight. [08:32] No worries [08:32] I only pestered you specifically because I know you have a clue, and I know you were talking about Xen and UEC [08:32] Sure, np. [08:39] Basically my position is that out of KVM and LXC, it's safer for me to pick KVM because AFAICT nobody is really using LXC yet [08:39] At least as far as paying customers go -- my own scratch boxes I'm happy to try new things on [08:53] soren: are you gonna give me the LXC salespitch? :-) AFAICT nobody is using it yet. [08:54] Sorry, remember those 135 windows, I mentioned? They basically mean that I don't notice stuff unless you mention my name :) [08:55] Hence my long response time :) [08:55] So, out of kvm and lxc, I'm also much more in the kvm camp. [08:55] They serve different purposes, though. [08:55] Just like KVM and OpenVZ serve different purposes. [08:56] ...and if you're looking to serve the purposes that OpenVZ does, and you can't use OpenVZ for whatever reason, LXC is what you want to look at. [08:56] twb: ^ [08:57] soren: hence the "soren:" at the end :-) [08:57] twb: :) [08:58] soren: and yeah, eventually I'd like to use LXC for lts-in-lts, and kvm only for random stupid things like windows and sco VMs [08:58] But sure, if you have the hardware for KVM and your workload is suitable for KVM, *definitely* go with KVM. [08:58] soren: fortunately for this customer I'm in a position to dictate VT-x CPUs. [08:58] I deal with software that enables random people to run random OS's. A container is of very, very little use to me. [08:59] Both in terms of utility, but also in terms of security. [08:59] soren: for me, I want containers so that webdev idiots can each have their happy little world of specific versions of PHP or whatever inside their jail, and when their crappy PHP code gets compromised, it still doesn't affect me or the other idiot webdevs [08:59] If I'm just running my own stuff, it's probably fine, but I really don't feel comfortable having random people running stuff in my kernel. [09:05] team: great job on triaging new/undecided server bugs: http://webnumbr.com/ubuntu-server-triage [09:09] ttx: neat! [10:26] hello folgs [10:26] folks ^:= [10:32] .... . .-.. .-.. --- === macbookpro is now known as RainKing [11:45] do you guys run two instances of openssh on your servers (password auth for local network and key auth for public network)? [11:47] or does the openssh-server support some kind of rules with authentication types (connections from gw/SNAT would require key, others key or passwd)? [11:47] reisi: I dont mix these zones on one server. [11:48] why not just disable password auth all togeather. Keys only :) [11:48] well, the possibility of losing the keyfile :) [11:50] 1 day of security training, encrypted disk on workstations, and company security policy that forbids loosing key files ;) [11:51] heh === doko_ is now known as doko [12:25] where can I find some documentation on setting up Ubuntu Server 10.04 on a NetApp FAS2040 possibly with vmware in between? [12:27] matt605: What does that have to do with Ubuntu? [12:27] I guess you should be looking for vmware/netapp documentation [12:29] I'm not sure.. should I connect the NAS directly, as iSCSI device to the Ubuntu boxes, should I use NFS, or what's the Best Practice? [12:31] I haven't found any Ubuntu specific docs on netapp/vmware side unfortunately [12:31] matt605: That's not up to Ubuntu. You should look for bestpractises for Vmware ESX and Netapp [12:31] which will probably tell you to setup NFS between ESX and the Netapp [12:33] ok that's what I read till now, thanks Jeeves [12:34] I need to share some storage between the Ubuntu Servers and I think NFS will do it [12:41] Yes, nfs is about your only option [12:41] iscsi is point2point [12:42] hallyn: commented on your BP proposals, ping me when around [12:47] smoser: around ? [12:48] Jeeves_: wouldn't it be somehow possible to mount a volume of an ubuntu server on another one? [12:49] <_ruben> sounds like what nfs would do [12:49] ah yes;-) [12:52] I was thinking about something like OCFS [12:55] Daviey, zul: someone should be filing the 5 UEC blueprints. I can do it, if you prefer. [12:57] sommer: around ? [13:01] Hi, when I boot Ubuntu Server, I get "/dev/mapper/servername-root: contains a file system with errors, check forced." which causes it to scan. At 70% I get "/dev/mapper/servername-root: Duplicate or bad block in use!" and then it just stops. [13:01] Is there any way to perform a scan before loading certain entries? [13:02] Thelz: It's probably asking a question, which you can't see, because some smartasses thought plymouth would be cool. [13:02] [13:03] ? [13:03] ttx: wilco [13:29] Hey guys, I was just wondering if anyone would be able to help me get my webserver setup? [13:29] ttx: i can do it [13:29] zul: talk to Daviey [13:29] ok [13:29] ttx: yo [13:29] sommer: do you plan to file a Server doc blueprint, so that we can schedule a session at UDS ? [13:30] ttx: ya, I was going to work on that today [13:30] something like ubuntutheproject-server-n-documentation ? [13:30] sommer: cool [13:30] hey davi [13:30] grrr..Daviey [13:43] zul: fingers not cooperating this morning? [13:44] zoopster: no not until after a couple of cans of coke :) [13:44] zul: know what you mean! [13:44] zoopster: thank god there is a cvs down the road from the hotel [13:45] zul: o/ [13:46] New bug: #661197 in tomcat6 (main) "Sync tomcat6 6.0.28-7 (main) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/661197 [13:46] zoopster: i will have to break my rule from shopping any store that has an outdated VCS as a name while there ;) [13:47] zul: there is not much around that resort...but there is a gas station across the street [13:47] zul: and I'll have my massive suv available for a taxi [13:47] zoopster: muhahaha [13:50] Daviey: are you going to cry if I requestsync groovy from 1.7.0 to 1.7.4 ? [13:50] ttx: around, but haven't read all email yet [13:50] ttx: we are early enough in the cycle to be able to fix it :) [13:50] hallyn: ping me when you have read it [13:50] so go for it [13:51] * ttx needs to collect the syncs from all that push-patches-to-debian work he did [13:51] Daviey: ok, I'll keep that log for reference, when you start cursing. [13:51] lol [13:52] * ttx checks for potential new bd first === nIMBVS is now known as nIMBVS_ [13:53] ew [13:54] hey guys :D [13:54] * zul remains blissfully ignorant about groovy [13:55] can anyone tell me if an image from VBox is compatible with FVM ?? === sailerboy is now known as zz_sailerboy [13:58] Daviey: so that groovy sync is blocked on two new source packages: jansi, jansi-native. That calls for three MIRs: jansi, jansi-native and hawtjni [13:58] ttx: What does .4 bring? [13:58] Do we need it, do we want it? [13:59] ewww [13:59] Daviey: I'm pretty sure you and me don't need it. But groovy programmers, probably [13:59] * ttx looks up changelog [13:59] ttx: ack [14:00] zul: paying attention? :) [14:00] Daviey: umm no :) [14:01] Daviey: I'll file a placeholder bug, hoping it will prevent someone from just blindly asking for the sync [14:01] ttx: you think that will help?! [14:02] At least it documents what it takes :) [14:02] couldnt you put it on the sync blacklist [14:02] * ttx sobs, looking at changelogs not updated since 0.5 [14:03] Google please help me [14:04] :( [14:04] they have "release notes for 1.7 [14:07] Daviey: http://jira.codehaus.org/secure/ConfigureReleaseNote.jspa?projectId=10242&version=16563 [14:07] I found the mysterious changelog generator ^ [14:08] all those minor versions include a mix of bugfixes, improvements and new features [14:08] and in great Java tradition, probably API changes. [14:14] ttx: \o/ [14:15] ttx: You weren't kidding... A changelog generator! Damn, we need one of them. [14:15] I noticed a new kind of syslog deamon in 10.04. how can I best migrate my old configuration? [14:17] Daviey: i'm dead serious when I do Java merge/syncs. [14:17] ttx: Lets hope it doesn't bring us fun. [14:20] ttx: o/ [14:20] Daviey: hi! [14:20] hey mathiaz [14:20] Daviey: could you attend the community call with jcastro and kim0 in 40 minutes? [14:20] mathiaz: o/ [14:21] mathiaz: Sounds good. [14:21] ttx: I've registered a bunch of BP for UDS [14:21] mathiaz: Just looking through the specs.. it seems we have some overlap... you've raised some UEC specs? [14:21] ttx: what do you think about the plan? have you noticed them? [14:21] mathiaz: cool ! Did you mention them on the IdeaPool yet ? (remove the lines from the brainstorm area that is covered by an already-filed spec) [14:22] Daviey: yes - most of my specs are actually related to deploying UEC on physical hardware [14:22] ttx: I'll update the IdeaPool page [14:22] the idea is to keep in the pool things that are not part of an existing blueprint, to see how much we could still file [14:22] mathiaz: thanks ! [14:22] mathiaz: I currently have a lock on the IdeasPool page [14:23] ttx: I've set the BP approver to you [14:24] mathiaz: rigth, approval is not very important for that step [14:24] mathiaz: what's important is that theuy show up as proposed for uds-n [14:24] ttx: ok - I'll double check that [14:24] and getting accepted for discussion (which can be done by any member of the UDS organizer group) [14:27] ttx: ok - all 5 BP are proposed for UDS-N [14:28] Daviey: no longer editing NattyIdeaPool? [14:28] mathiaz: no [14:28] mathiaz: we need to have a call, after this one. [14:29] ttx: (replied to email) [14:30] Daviey: sure [14:30] Daviey: I think there is some overlap around the installation server [14:30] Daviey: cloud-server-n-uec-deployment-installer [14:31] Daviey: cloud-server-n-install-service [14:32] Daviey: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/groovy/+bug/661230 [14:32] New bug: #661225 in openldap (main) "package libldap-2.4-2 2.4.21-0ubuntu5.2 failed to install/upgrade: cannot access archive: No such file or directory" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/661225 [14:32] Launchpad bug 661230 in groovy "[BLOCKED] Sync groovy 1.7.4-1 (main) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Incomplete] [14:32] mathiaz: i said that earlier.. this is why i want to have the call [14:33] mathiaz: Just looking through the specs.. it seems we have some overlap... you've raised some UEC specs? [14:33] Daviey: great - seems that we have the same ideas here [14:34] Daviey: I've just registered 5 BP to cover all the topics you've mentioned in cloud-server-n-uec-deployment-installer BP [14:34] Daviey: I'd rather have small *targeted* sessions to flush out the plan [14:34] mathiaz: slow down sailor! [14:34] ttx, here now. [14:35] mathiaz: lets flesh it out in a call. [14:37] smoser: mumble ? [14:37] ttx, can we schedule something for 3 hours from now ? [14:37] i'm off today (swap'd from monday) [14:37] and am trying to leave [14:38] is it possible to get this bug fixed in 10.04?: https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=48981 [14:38] issues.apache.org bug 48981 in mod_fcgid "FcgidMaxProcesses is not honoured" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] [14:38] Snadder: is there a bug in launchpad for it? [14:39] zul, I have no idea, but the fcgid version in 10.04 is very old. [14:39] Snadder: please open up a bug in launchpad irc is not good for such requests [14:39] open a ppa for it? :) [14:41] New bug: #661230 in groovy (main) "[BLOCKED] Sync groovy 1.7.4-1 (main) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/661230 [14:58] smoser: i'll send an email, we can talk on Monday. [15:00] jcastro: kim0: o/ [15:01] mumble? [15:01] mathiaz: o/ [15:01] hey [15:01] Daviey: I guess so [15:01] hi [15:01] which channel? [15:01] Daviey: mumble [15:01] Daviey: mathiaz come join our community channel [15:04] jcastro: Sure? [15:27] ttx: so you're saying call it hardware-server-n-unprivileged-mounts ? [15:27] ttx: or hardware-kernel-n-unprivileged-mounts? === ivoks-afk is now known as ivoks [15:34] hallyn: would that end up being a kernel or a server team work ? [15:34] hallyn: maybe ask jjohansen for advice [15:35] ttx: ok will do, thx [15:38] seems i need to put LVM on top of my RAID1 (/boot) array in order for grub-install to work. is that normal? [15:41] <_ruben> pmatulis: i tend to do the opposite: keep /boot *out* of lvm and on plain raid [15:41] _ruben: yeah, i would like that but that's the only way it works over here (lucid) [15:42] <_ruben> pmatulis: are you trying to install grub on the md device or on the underlying disks? [15:42] <_ruben> you should do the latter [15:42] ttx: hey [15:42] ttx: wanna mumble about the BP? [15:42] _ruben: and even when it does, grub will only install to the disks (/dev/sda /dev/sdb) [15:42] <_ruben> (for the bootloader stuff that is, the actual /boot contents should be on the md) [15:43] I can do that, just a sec [15:43] _ruben: but with just RAID, *nothing* works [15:43] <_ruben> pmatulis: odd, dont recall having done lucid installs on md raid (most my lucid boxes are upgrades) [15:44] <_ruben> could be a regression or grub2 issue [15:44] _ruben: do you know how i can get the partman and syslog files off of the disks for analysis/bug_report? [15:44] _ruben: i'm using KVM btw [15:45] <_ruben> pmatulis: i always do network (pxe+local mirror) installs, so my install env has sshd running in it [15:45] <_ruben> software raid in a vm? odd [15:45] SpamapS: if you file a bash completion spec, maybe we should lump bug 508606 in it [15:45] Launchpad bug 508606 in command-not-found "Recommend tracepath for "traceroute" and "tracert"" [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/508606 [15:45] _ruben: it's for testing [15:45] i.e. command-not-found improvements [15:46] mathiaz: joining [15:46] <_ruben> pmatulis: never messed with kvm myself, so dunno if it'd interfere in any way, i did similar tests on esxi (for documentation purposes), which did work (then again, it was'nt on lucid) [15:47] kirkland: kees: one thing i might want to discuss at uds is the popups for passwords. I seem to get quite a few of them these days (for network, for ubuntu-one, for ssh, etc) and the messages don't seem to always be helpful. just got one now and had no idea for waht (so said no). maybe we can introduce somethign more systematic to make sure user knows who's asking? [15:48] (i added kirkland to that ping bc i was thinking of ecryptfs, though i guess it doesn't even do that :) [16:01] hallyn: in a browser, or on your desktop, or what? [16:02] kirkland: desktop [16:03] hallyn: yeah, i don't like it when i'm prompted for a password and i'm not sure by what either [16:04] hallyn: truth be told, it's usually a debuild i have in the background, that just finished, and gpg is trying to sign the package [16:04] hallyn: but for a long build, it gets me every time [16:07] kirkland: worth a blueprint? (though maybe kees has already discussed this at a past uds) [16:07] hallyn: touch base with kees first [16:08] hallyn: i'd defer to his lead on this [16:09] hallyn: inevitably, someone is going to troll that session for #194472 [16:09] hallyn: go read that bug, when you have a spare 2 hours [16:12] kirkland: heh, ok [16:12] kirkland: put on my lazy-day-toread list [16:12] I was just wondering, how would I go about upgrading from Ubuntu 9.04 to Ubuntu 9.10, I can't go to any version higher than 9.10 though as Xen requires a very specific Kernal version. [16:12] hallyn: ;-) [16:12] hallyn: it's a classic [16:13] SirMeaky: sudo do-release-upgrade [16:13] Scottk: So that wont go any higher than 9.10? [16:14] SirMeaky: Not from 9.04. [16:14] Scotk: Awesome, thanks :) [16:15] Scottk: do-released-upgrade not found apparently [16:15] release* sorry [16:15] SirMeaky: IIRC you'll want sudo apt-get install update-manager-core [16:16] Scottk: Okay then :) [16:17] Scottk: That worked great, thanks :) [16:17] SirMeaky: You're welcome. [16:23] i'd need to run rsync via cron, but i'am unable to setup password-less connection over ssh, what are the alternatives (for dummies)? [16:27] cough [16:29] does anybody know what gzip-rsyncable program is? [16:29] I didn't find it anywhere in the repository [16:35] JamesPage: sorry for the duplicate :) Caught it in my merges review [16:38] nevermind. I found gzip-rsyncable [16:46] brontoeee: Why are you unable to set up a passwordless ssh connection? [16:47] You'll need some way to authenticate the session. [16:54] hello [16:54] i'm using an ubuntu server to export the home directory to several other machines over NFS [16:55] I also mount this nfs home directory on other ubuntu servers and there something sucks [16:55] all files have got the same gid and uid [16:55] -rwx------ 1 4294967294 4294967294 7842 2010-09-17 20:52 OPf Zusammenfassung.odt [16:57] ttx: yeah I think those two would be excellent together [16:57] ttx: bash completion and enhancements to command-not-found [16:57] SpamapS: great ! [16:57] TREllis SpamapS ttx kirkland hggdh hallyn jiboumans http://www.roaksoax.com/2010/10/high-availability-uec-clc-howto === ivoks is now known as ivoks-afk [16:59] ttx: is there already a blueprint for it, or should I make one? [17:00] no there is no blueprint on it yet [17:00] you can file one [17:01] RoAkSoAx, wow, this was faster than I expected :-) [17:01] RoAkSoAx, I will read it later, got to finish preparation for a class now. THANK YOU, BTW [17:01] hggdh: there's still testing to be done but overall should be working ;) [17:03] ttx: this feels like one for other .. [17:05] RoAkSoAx: nice [17:05] RoAkSoAx: did you test failover with active instances? [17:06] hi all [17:07] can somone helpout a newbie [17:07] if they have time ofcourse [17:08] installed ubuntuserver with lamp and ssh, i always use root acount for everything i do here, installed phpmyadmin from terminal, created databses and created another root acount by duplicating with host % so i cna acces phpmyadmin from the outside,anged created a user acount to check username and password for website and gave the database priv only. Next i edited my apache config to disable indexing of my www and changed php.ini m [17:09] SpamapS: yes [17:10] TREllis: not yet... but i don't see why they should fail to run [17:10] actually it could really be packageselection [17:10] which is probably less full than other.. no? === jj-afk is now known as jjohansen [17:11] kroimpa: keep it to a couple of lines at one time [17:11] kroimpa: you cut out at 'changed php.ini' [17:11] ok [17:12] installed ubuntuserver with lamp and ssh, i always use root acount for everything i do here, installed phpmyadmin from terminal, created databses and created another root acount by duplicating with host % so i cna acces phpmyadmin from the outside,anged created a user acount to check username and password for website and gave the database priv only. Next i edited my apache config to disable indexing of my www and changed php.ini [17:12] maxpostsize and max upload size to 6G to allow upload of movie files. i did exactly this nothing more nothing less, never touched anything else on the server. After a reboot i CANT: access phpmyadmin with any acount (it doesnt even give errors like username or password not correct), i cant login on my server. I CAN: acces mysql with root acount(same acount i use on phpmyadmin). tried allot of reinsstals but after a reboot it is alwa [17:13] kroimpa: can't access means.. ??? [17:13] kroimpa: what did you try to do, what did you expect, what did you get? [17:13] after the reboot [17:13] i tried to login to phpmyadmin with root acount and it didnt work [17:13] and i cant loggin to my website anymore [17:14] RoAkSoAx: nice :-) [17:14] but the tables are intact and pici said there were no errors in my mysql file [17:14] RoAkSoAx: i'm going to read it in detail after some meetings [17:15] so the error log in mysql shows nothing, but the apache error log is 300+ mbs big [17:15] XD [17:15] kroimpa: So, what did you get, an error message? A dancing banana picture? [17:16] kroimpa: please understand, its very hard to understand or help with a statement like "I can't" .. we need details. [17:16] i know im sorry, my first week at linuxxing [17:16] :) [17:17] when i try to login with root on phpmyadmin it does nothing just return to the inog page, no error message nothing [17:17] when i try to login on my site using usrname and passwd i just get redirected back to the inlog page [17:18] but the mysql tables and user settings are still the same [17:18] as before the reboot [17:19] so somehow after the reboot, i just acces to phpmyadmin and access to my mysql tables while the user settings are the same as before the reboot [17:20] *i cant get acces [17:21] so the question is what couldv chaned after a reboot? [17:21] before everything ws working fine [17:25] i tied reinstalling like 5 times, but everytime after the first reboot i lose access to phpmyadmin with root acount and i cant login on my site [17:27] should i write in detail how i installed and configured my server? [17:29] how can i see IP address of connected users (ssh)? [17:32] consumerism, netstat -n | grep :22 [17:32] ttx: are you "blessed" with the powers to approve blueprint nominations to UDS-N? [17:34] qman__: thanks, also found a different answer in another channel: 'who' [17:35] ah, didn't realize who showed the connecting address [17:47] all: have a good weekend! [17:53] hi would anyone please take a look at my post :)? [17:53] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1597577 [17:53] if they have time ofcourse :) [17:57] Hello hello. I have a question about group permissions. I wasn't able to find the right thing on the net (although I'm new so I might have missed it). Right now I set up 2 users and 1 group in my samba file server. I set up a sub-folder for one of the groups. Whenever user 1 creates or modifies a file, I get access denied eventhough we are part of the same group. How would I as user 2 see the file that user 1 saved in m [17:57] thanks btw [17:59] oh... wait... should create mask be 775 vs 770? [18:01] 775 does allow other to write and change the data [18:01] i think your 770 is correct [18:01] ohhh ok.. right that's what I thought because I don't want guests to see it.... [18:01] indeed :) [18:02] im new to ubuntu to lol strugling with it [18:02] :P [18:02] hmmm I am going wrong somewhere [18:02] kroimpa: tell me about it! so far I've been in here oer the past 3 days as i strugle through samba [18:02] hahahaha [18:02] same here man [18:03] started ubuntu a week ago [18:03] nothing but sweat and tears [18:03] :P [18:04] i always try to fint the logic behind problems [18:04] it gets better :) [18:04] find out this week that som probs arent logic [18:04] *found [18:04] :P [18:04] yes the logic helps. I found some knowledge of programming helps pick it up fast. I made a lot of progress over 3 days [18:04] :D [18:04] made a nice php website [18:04] but after i reboot my server [18:05] no access :( [18:05]