[00:47] <electrofreak> Has anyone tried hibernation with an adaptec RAID card installed?
[02:25] <Repto> Hi Can anyone suggest for me, I have a HP dc7100 box which seems to be fine hardware wise, e.g. mem tests pass and ubuntu desktop runs without apparent error.  I want to run Ubuntu Server on a 2 TB disk.   The basic problem is that the SSH sessions intermittently disconnect while the sever itself does not have any difficulty downloading its updates.  Same problem noted with 10.04 and 10.10.
[02:27] <electrofreak> Repto, what do you mean by intermittently?
[02:27] <Repto> I mean it connects and you can do stuff for a bit, then it just freezes
[02:28] <Repto> Then for some reason the freeze is released and it continues again....
[02:28] <Repto> Its unuseable as it is though.
[02:28] <Repto> I setup a mail server on it and sending stuff to it also suspends / disconnects
[02:29] <Repto> Odd that I can still download mega direct from the machine for updates without the problem being apparent.
[02:29] <electrofreak> does 'dmesg' say anything about the network status?
[02:29] <Repto> ok will fire up again
[02:31] <pmatulis> Repto: these symptoms sound like you may have an IP address conflict on your network
[02:32] <electrofreak> if the NIC is having intermitten issues, they might get mentioned in dmesg... other than that... are you sure the physical network connection is good?
[02:46] <Repto> OK running again.  [   10.516229] tg3: eth0: Link is up at 1000 Mbps, full duplex.  [   10.516233] tg3: eth0: Flow control is on for TX and on for RX.   [   10.516387] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_CHANGE): eth0: link   becomes ready  [   20.536007] eth0: no IPv6 routers present
[02:46] <electrofreak> that's fine then...
[02:47] <electrofreak> I was just looking for messages about the NIC experiencing errors of some sort.
[02:47] <Repto> Ping works from the box itself fine, not aware of any IP conflicts but will check some more
[02:49] <Repto> Can ping from the router without conflict, DHCP leases and ARP tables on the router appear good.
[02:50] <Repto> (router is pfsense.)
[02:50] <Repto> Currently running top in PuTTy to see if I can catch it again...
[02:50] <electrofreak> is the cat5 cable fine?
[02:51] <Repto> Have already swapped different cables.
[02:52] <Repto> Also the updates would likely fail if a cable problem.
[02:52] <electrofreak> wonder if it's just killing idle connections?
[02:52] <Repto> K its just done it again now.
[02:53] <electrofreak> check dmesg? how long does it drop out for?
[02:53] <Repto> It might have been triggered by a faulty command " man toptop -d0.5"
[02:53] <Repto> dmesg on the box is same
[02:54] <electrofreak> I don't see how a faulty command would cause a problem with the network connection
[02:54] <Repto> At a guess 10 seconds this time, I just logged back in again
[02:54] <Repto> Well me neither....
[02:54] <Repto> maybe it had gone down before it
[02:55] <Repto> Odd as the box is not doing anything, CPU sitting <2% typ
[02:56] <Repto> Running "top -d0.5" to get see when it next goes down
[02:57] <Adman65> Hello, I have an Atheros wifi card that was not detected in the setup. How can I install this?
[02:58] <Repto> Actually pings prob better, running ping from puTTy and the main terminal
[03:03] <Repto> K its done it again pinging.
[03:03] <Repto> 180 seconds
[03:04] <Repto> And can login again!
[03:04] <electrofreak> Repto, what if you ping it from another system?
[03:04] <electrofreak> I wonder if it's just ssh?
[03:05] <Repto> Terminal still pinging router fine
[03:05] <Repto> The disconnect seems to affect SSH and IMAP
[03:08] <Adman65> hmm I have a fresh install of ubuntu server with no wifi sofware for my card. I configured apt to use CD as a source as well. What is my best option for getting madwifi?
[03:08] <Repto> Weird  OK pinging has stopped from ssh and terminal this time, pings from outside on the LAN in still fine!!!!
[03:09] <electrofreak> why is a server running on wifi?
[03:09] <electrofreak> Repto, that's interesting.
[03:10] <Repto> Odd Why pings in but not out?
[03:11] <Repto> Hmmm terminal pings stopped on icmp_seq=15 and resumed on =64 = 59 sec break - or maybe a min?
[03:12] <Repto> Again terminal and putty stopped pinging out, pings in continue.
[03:12] <Repto> As Ubuntu desktop ran fro awhile without issue I tend to think the hardware is ok
[03:12] <Adman65> its a local fileserver
[03:13] <Repto> icmp_seq stopped after 85 and resumed on 131
[03:13] <Repto> = ~ 56 sec break
[03:14] <Repto> 206 stopped and resumed at 252
[03:14] <Repto> ~ 48 sec break.
[03:18] <Repto> Damn it seems I do have an Ip conflict.
[03:19] <electrofreak> clear it up and see if the problems go away
[03:20] <Repto> LOL no encouragement needed!
[03:20] <electrofreak> haha
[03:22] <Repto> Yeh please be gentle!
[03:22] <electrofreak> Adman65, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=38972
[03:23] <electrofreak> but I would suggest a wired connection.
[03:24] <Repto> yeh me too.
[03:24] <Repto> Wifi <> reliable connection!
[03:28] <Repto> pmatulis:  Well diagnosed.  Can you explain to me why it goes down and then comes up again?  The conflicting device was a HDHomerun, both getting router assigned IP's to MAC addresses.
[03:28] <electrofreak> the dhcp server assigned them the same IP?
[03:29] <Repto> pfSense is usually pretty good, and rejects mistakes, seems the logic does not catch that error though
[03:29] <Repto> = yes
[03:29] <electrofreak> that's odd... it shouldn't do that...
[03:29] <Repto> snap
[03:29] <electrofreak> the only reason IP conflicts happen is usually because someone assigns a static IP within the dhcp range
[03:30] <electrofreak> ... I should say the usual reason, rather
[03:30] <Repto> agreed.
[03:30] <electrofreak> do you have a shortage of IPs?
[03:31] <Repto> I'll notify the pfSense guys, they'll prob want to check the checks
[03:31] <electrofreak> sounds like you're on a home network?
[03:31] <electrofreak> I run pfsense and have never had that happen
[03:31] <Repto> Yeah its  a full "home" LAN
[03:31] <Repto> approx 70 devices on it though.
[03:32] <Repto> Do you serve up IPs also?
[03:32] <electrofreak> if IPs were short.... it's possible something weird happened where the DHCP gave it an IP from a system that was off at the time, then when it came back on it requested that IP again and somehow got it.
[03:32] <electrofreak> yea...
[03:32] <electrofreak> I run a dhcp server on it
[03:33] <Repto> Which version are you running?
[03:33] <electrofreak> 1.2.3
[03:33] <electrofreak> are you running 2.0?
[03:33] <Repto> 1.2.3-RELEASE  				
[03:33] <electrofreak> hmmm
[03:35] <Repto> OK here's my guess what happens.  The HDHomerun sends somthing for a DHCP update, grabs IP X, then a little later the server does same and gets it back again
[03:40] <Repto> electorfreak: I was going to ask if you wanted to try assigning same IP to a 2nd device and see if you get an error also?  Can understand if you don't want to....
[03:43] <Repto> Actually one can change the IP using edit and there is no error reported.
[03:45] <Adman65> hmmm, have an realtek 8111 card. What could prevent it from coming up in ifconfig
[03:46] <electrofreak> Repto, I've seen IP conflicts in the past...
[03:46] <electrofreak> oh wait, are you saying that you assign IPs on your router? Why not use a dhcp server to do it for you?
[03:47] <Repto> I'm using the DHCP server on the router.
[03:49] <Repto> Actually I split the range, some are served using DHCP and others are just assigned from the rest of the range. (where their MAC is not pre-assigned)
[03:51] <Repto> Its pinging away for 24 mins now with no apparent break now, so that seems to have been the problem alright.  It would reliably happen within 10 mins before.
[04:07] <Repto> Thanks electorfreak and  pmatulis  I am much obliged.
[04:18] <chrislabeard> What do I need to set up so my server can send mail?
[04:47] <ideopathic> anybody using pure-ftpd?  I'm trying to figure out why pure-uploadscript is initiated by inetd
[05:27] <adamdv> Who manages the repos? Minor problem with dovecot-common
[05:27] <adamdv> Minor as in its completely and totally un installable.
[05:29] <Repto>  electrofreak:  There still?
[05:31] <Repto> http://blog.pfsense.org/?author=2&paged=3 says "Relax the ip address check and allow duplicate ip address entries which  allows fr example a wireless card and a ethernet card on a laptop to  share the same ip address"
[05:32] <electrofreak> Repto, oh... hmmm
[05:32] <electrofreak> that is actually kinda cool..... I've always wanted my laptop's wireless and wired to have the same IP....
[05:32] <electrofreak> where is that option?
[05:33] <Repto> I guess its done by assigning the same IP to the differing MAC's
[05:33] <adamdv> *facepalm* nevermind.
[05:33] <Repto> Like I effectively did
[05:34] <electrofreak> ah
[05:35] <Repto> I suppose its OK to have them both assigned to the same IP.....in that case....
[05:41] <magedragon25> I need some help here with some vmware server installation issues
[05:43]  * Datz is curious
[05:45] <magedragon25> is that a curious as to what the problem is?
[05:56] <Datz> I don't know if you have already mentioned it, as I have cleared the scrollback text
[05:57] <magedragon25> I am running 10.10 server kernel with proper headers, I get an error about headers don't match running kernel, which they do, and it won't install....tried generic kernel initially, then installed server kernel.....had same error with both
[05:58] <Datz> humm, this is a fresh install?
[05:58] <magedragon25> yeah
[05:59] <Datz> well, wipe the drive, and try again I guess.
[05:59] <Datz> I'm on 10.04 myself
[05:59] <magedragon25> don't wanna do that...spent hours getting my extra stuff installed
[05:59] <Datz> ah
[06:00] <Datz> humm
[06:00] <Datz> can you try installing an older kernel?
[06:00] <magedragon25> I can...didn't think to try an older kernel
[06:01] <Datz> I guess I'd try that myself, unless a newer one was availiable.
[06:02] <magedragon25> no...have the latest stable kernel
[06:02] <Datz> which version?
[06:02] <magedragon25> 35-22 server
[06:02] <Datz> ah
[06:03] <Datz> I guess you could always try the -virtual kernel too
[06:03] <magedragon25> this is the error I get    the directory of kernel headers (version @@VMWARE@@ UTS_RELEASE) does not match
[06:03] <magedragon25> your running kernel (version 2.6.35-22-server).  Even if the module were to
[06:03] <magedragon25> compile successfully, it would not load into the running kernel.
[06:04] <magedragon25> I have tried every directory with header info I could find....
[06:05] <Datz> that is a strange error
[06:05] <Datz> although I'm not a seasoned ubuntu-server user
[06:06] <magedragon25> it's actually just a generic desktop with the server kernel added
[06:06] <Datz> ah
[06:06] <Adman65> hey guys, how can I enable my network card? When I do lshw -C network i see it's disabled
[06:09] <Datz> Adman65: you're sure it's not something that's enabled in bios?
[06:09] <Adman65> as far as I know, you can't disable the networking card from bios
[06:09] <Adman65> (on my motherboard)
[06:10] <Datz> ok
[06:12] <Adman65> is that what that usually means?
[06:12] <Datz> I don't know :p
[06:15] <Adman65> maybe I have to install a package with a kernel module?
[06:17] <Datz> doubtful
[06:34] <i2v8an> hey, does anyone else here have multiple vps
[06:35] <i2v8an> -'s that are offline?
[07:17] <LowValueTarget> Can someone help with this?
[07:17] <LowValueTarget> http://cl.ly/abc4cfbf499e7cd45198
[09:27] <amarcolino> Morning currently implementing an Ubuntu cluster install based on information found on this link http://goo.gl/WzA. Just wished to know if their is any actual advantage of spliting CLC/Walrus and CC/SC components into two machines instead of leaving them in one machine.
[14:04] <_DGM_> i how can i change the motd in ubuntu server 10.10. Writing to /etc/motd has no effect since something just overwrites it again
[14:05] <_DGM_> i found something about /etc/motd.tail but i dont even have that file so its not that
[14:10] <_DGM_> bleh i did it the forced way by just removing the link to /var/run/motd.. that does it for me :P
[15:05] <amarcolino> Hi just setting up ubuntu cloud, doing the node install, however, I don't get how to partition it, do I make a /home, /root, /swap, /boot etc or its different?
[15:09] <amarcolino> I thought the node acted as a storage area so would most of th
[15:09] <amarcolino> I thought the node acted as a storage area so would most of my hd space go to home?
[15:42] <qman__> _DGM_, see /etc/update-motd.d/
[17:48] <aliverius> is ubuntu server ready to work inside a kvm with virtio and everything?
[17:48] <Nafallo> yes
[17:48] <aliverius> ty
[17:53] <cordoval_> I am getting a 403 error
[17:53] <cordoval_> my folder is outside var/www
[17:53] <cordoval_> and it is owned all by cordoval cordoval
[17:53] <cordoval_> am I doing something wrong?
[17:54] <Nafallo> cordoval_: make it readable by all.
[17:55] <afok9> should I chroot apache and php for added security?
[17:56] <cordoval_> I can't make it readable by all chmod 777 ??
[17:57] <cordoval_> also the files are synced to another folder in another live server, so I can't mess up with the permissions
[17:57] <cordoval_> this should work as it works on hostings with suphp
[17:57] <cordoval_> I even have suphp installed here
[17:57] <cordoval_> but it seems I am doing something wrong
[17:57] <cordoval_> the same code running in a hosting server is reading the same files just different database
[17:57] <cordoval_> and it is working like a charm
[17:58] <cordoval_> the same files read by my apache are giving this 403 problem
[17:58]  * Nafallo shrugs
[17:58] <cordoval_> I am reading here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1327157   perhaps I need to change the Document Root?
[17:59] <cordoval_> but I think this should work right?
[17:59] <Nafallo> just for the logs... I never said to make it writeable by all...
[17:59] <cordoval_> oh
[18:00] <cordoval_> (13)Permission denied: /home/cordoval/sites/wp3/.htaccess pcfg_openfile: unable to check htaccess file, ensure it is readable
[18:00] <cordoval_> wonder why it can't have access to the htaccess file?
[18:00] <cordoval_> that file is the same file that is on the live server
[18:01] <cordoval_> I mean the folder is being shared by both servers at the same time
[18:01] <cordoval_> reading now on here http://www.techiecorner.com/172/how-to-solve-htaccess-pcfg_openfile-unable-to-check-htaccess-file-ensure-it-is-readable/
[18:03] <cordoval_> do I have to have a .htaccess set to 777?
[18:03] <cordoval_> now here http://gallery.menalto.com/node/27986
[18:03] <cordoval_> quote
[18:03] <cordoval_> Is the file & directory readable by the web daemon? .htaccess should be chmod'ed to 777, and the directory it's in will need to be readable by the user the httpd runs as.
[18:08] <cordoval_> are the permissions unique to each machine?
[18:09] <cordoval_> do they get transferred ?
[18:12] <franksterville> looking for some suphp help for a nob (me)
[18:14] <cordoval_> me too
[18:14] <cordoval_> need suphp
[18:15] <franksterville> lol well i know this.  it uses php_cgi instead of mod_php
[18:17] <ne7work> Hello all, please someone tell me how to copy/paste folder?
[18:17] <ne7work> Hello all, please someone tell me how to copy/paste folder with terminal?
[18:18] <AstralStorm> ne7work: ... #ubuntu, but other than that, wth is "copy/paste"
[18:18] <franksterville> cp /1st location /2nd location
[18:18] <AstralStorm> you can copy a folder with cp -a
[18:18] <AstralStorm> franksterville: no, that won't work. :)
[18:18] <franksterville> oh yeah need -a
[18:18] <franksterville> folder duh
[18:19] <AstralStorm> or -R
[18:19] <franksterville> or -Rv if u want to watch
[18:19] <ruben23> hi guys any help this ethernet card is not detected on ubuntu-server ------> Intel® PRO/1000 GT Desktop Adapter
[18:19] <AstralStorm> -a copies more than just files, also owner, group, device nodes...
[18:19] <ne7work> AstralStorm, for what is cp -a?
[18:20] <ne7work> AstralStorm, for what is cp -r
[18:21] <ne7work> AstralStorm, how more than just files?
[18:21] <franksterville> -r is recursive
[18:21] <AstralStorm> cp -a is archive mode. read what that means
[18:21] <AstralStorm> cp -r is like you've called cp for everything inside and created directories
[18:21] <ne7work> well I need cp -r
[18:21] <AstralStorm> no, cp -a also copies directories and more
[18:21] <ne7work> to copy folder from where to anywhere
[18:22] <ne7work> with all folders in this folder and all files
[18:22] <franksterville> AstralStorm:  any experience with suphp and phpmyadmin?
[18:22] <AstralStorm> franksterville: almost none with suphp, some with phpmyadmin.
[18:22] <AstralStorm> ne7work: again, run: man cp and read that
[18:23] <AstralStorm> franksterville: see, I prefer wsgi nowadays
[18:24] <X-Sleepy-X> Perhaps not the right channel for this, but what server OS would you use if you were unable to use Ubuntu Server?
[18:24] <franksterville> AstralStorm:  not familiar at all.  does it play nice with standard LAMP
[18:24] <X-Sleepy-X> Due to hardware specs...
[18:24] <AstralStorm> franksterville: ... it's not yet a standard setup
[18:24] <AstralStorm> X-Sleepy-X: I'd prefer 1) Gentoo 2) you can always replace whatever is there with what you want
[18:24] <franksterville> AstralStorm:  trying not to compile to much so I can update without having to recompile
[18:25] <AstralStorm> franksterville: take a look at mod_wsgi and similar
[18:25] <AstralStorm> see what it does. it's like php CGI, but better
[18:25] <franksterville> AstralStorm:  rgr i will
[18:25] <X-Sleepy-X> AstralStorm: I'm not sure if I would have the patience with Gentoo on the old hardware I have in mind...
[18:25] <ne7work> AstralStorm, how to left from man cp
[18:26] <X-Sleepy-X> q
[18:26] <AstralStorm> X-Sleepy-X: of course. now then, you can drop in your own Ubuntu Server on a partition
[18:26] <AstralStorm> or in a chroot if you can't touch partitions
[18:26] <ne7work> X-Sleepy-X, thanks ;p
[18:26] <X-Sleepy-X> AstralStorm: How do you mean?
[18:27] <AstralStorm> X-Sleepy-X: see, you can just unpack your ubuntu of choice, mount --bind /dev, /proc, /sys and most everything else
[18:27] <AstralStorm> the only thing you won't be able to try out that way is the init system
[18:28] <X-Sleepy-X> Oh, and that would install everything just as if I tried to run a normal installation?
[18:28] <X-Sleepy-X> Except for some settings I guess.
[18:30] <franksterville> AstralStorm:  can wsgi run php on a per user basis,  i use suphp to keep sites on the same server as their own user
[18:33] <AstralStorm> franksterville: it's the other way around
[18:33] <AstralStorm> with wsgi, the php runs in its own server
[18:33] <AstralStorm> which can obviously run as any user you want
[18:33] <AstralStorm> s/the php/the php app/
[18:33] <franksterville> AstralStorm:   soz you are running an instance per site?
[18:34] <AstralStorm> hmm, more like per application, not site
[18:34] <AstralStorm> user sites have their own instance
[18:34] <AstralStorm> for each user
[18:34] <franksterville> AstralStorm:  ye thats the impass,  I want php from site a not to be able to talk to site b
[18:35] <AstralStorm> obviously, separate servers work for that
[18:35] <AstralStorm> mod_php is a hack anyway
[18:35] <franksterville> AstralStorm:  each site is under a diff user
[18:35] <AstralStorm> speedup hack, but still a hack
[18:35] <franksterville> AstralStorm:  ye totally
[18:35] <AstralStorm> see, suphp is the other way around, apache starts php
[18:36] <AstralStorm> wsgi is like, you start that wsgi server then apache only forwards request to it and possibly caches
[18:36] <franksterville> AstralStorm:  yes basically suphp takes over instead of mod_php
[18:36] <AstralStorm> yes, it's easy to set up
[18:36] <AstralStorm> I wonder why do you ask me about that then :)
[18:37] <AstralStorm> wsgi is more involved to set up
[18:37] <franksterville> AstralStorm:  4 diff users quarntined + 1 server = headache sigh
[18:37] <AstralStorm> feel free to run light subservers
[18:37] <franksterville> well suphp runs virtual hosts
[18:37] <franksterville> uses rather*
[18:37] <AstralStorm> yes
[18:38] <AstralStorm> again, it's easier to set up
[18:38] <AstralStorm> why do you ask me about it then? the docs are on the site
[18:38] <AstralStorm> phpmyadmin is a separate app that should be installed as a separate user
[18:38] <AstralStorm> but the issue of course is whether you can trust it to not mess up
[18:38] <AstralStorm> if you can't, then install one phpmyadmin for each user
[18:38] <franksterville> AstralStorm:  because sometimes people with experience can quickly say "look at blah blah blah"
[18:39] <AstralStorm> (or symlink)
[18:39] <oal> Hmm, how do I add a ppa in ubuntu server?
[18:39] <oal> add-apt-repository returns command not found
[18:39] <franksterville> AstralStorm: oh thats an idea phpmy admin per suer
[18:39] <franksterville> user * sigh
[18:39] <afok9> suer haha
[18:40] <franksterville> lol what happens when u let noobs in here like me
[18:48] <cordoval_> anyone can help me work out my apache setup?
[18:48] <cordoval_> I am able to load the front page of the sites only
[18:49] <cordoval_> but then when I go into other pages it shows up a 403 error
[18:53] <cordoval_> just found that part of my problem is permissions
[18:53] <cordoval_> how to set recursively 755 and 644 for folders and files respectively
[18:53] <cordoval_> ?
[18:54] <AstralStorm> chmod -R
[18:54] <cordoval_> chmod -R 755 *.*
[18:54] <AstralStorm> that's for all, set them to 755
[18:54] <cordoval_> ?
[18:54] <cordoval_> chmod -R 755 *
[18:54] <AstralStorm> yes, and later:
[18:54] <AstralStorm> or rather, better to start with the lower
[18:54] <AstralStorm> chmod -R 644 *
[18:55] <AstralStorm> and afterwards: find <where> -type f -exec chmod 755 \{} +
[18:55] <AstralStorm> uh, -type d
[18:55] <AstralStorm> for directory :)
[18:57] <franksterville> find /home/ -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \;
[18:57] <franksterville> find /home/ -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;
[18:57] <franksterville> replace home with your dir
[18:58] <franksterville> or what he said lol
[18:58] <cordoval_> it worked out, I am checking now...
[18:59] <cordoval_> is not actually files  drwxr-xr-x and directories -rw-r--r-- ?
[18:59] <cordoval_> it is switched
[19:00] <franksterville> f = file d = directory
[19:00] <franksterville> files 644 dir 755
[19:01] <cordoval_> how do i list to see it in numbers ls -la..?
[19:01] <cordoval_> ls -la only displays letters
[19:02] <cordoval_> it is working but i want to doublecheck
[19:02] <cordoval_> yes it did the job correctly
[19:03] <cordoval_> thanks a lot
[19:03] <franksterville> nice i love it when stuff works
[19:05] <cordoval_> it loads the first page
[19:05] <cordoval_> but then any other page gives a 404
[19:05] <cordoval_> but it is there
[19:06] <ruben23> hi guys any help this ethernet card is not detected on ubuntu-server ------> Intel® PRO/1000 GT Desktop Adapter
[19:07] <cordoval_> I wonder if it has to do with the .htaccess
[19:07] <cordoval_> # Use PHP5 Single php.ini as default
[19:07] <cordoval_> AddHandler application/x-httpd-php5s .php
[19:07] <cordoval_> # BEGIN WordPress
[19:07] <cordoval_> <IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
[19:07] <cordoval_> RewriteEngine On
[19:07] <cordoval_> RewriteBase /
[19:07] <cordoval_> RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
[19:07] <cordoval_> RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
[19:07] <cordoval_> RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
[19:07] <cordoval_> RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
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[19:08] <cordoval_> # END WordPress
[19:08] <qman__> !pastebin | cordoval_
[19:08] <cordoval_> that php.ini line sounds suspicious
[19:09] <ruben23> guys any idea please
[19:09] <ruben23> hi guys any help this ethernet card is not detected on ubuntu-server ------> Intel® PRO/1000 GT Desktop Adapter
[19:10] <cordoval_> for wireless cards try the wrap or try ubuntuforums
[19:12] <cordoval_> [Sat Oct 16 13:05:48 2010] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] File does not exist: /home/cordoval/sites/susu/sms-marketing, referer: http://susu.local/
[19:13] <cordoval_> that is the error, it seems apache is not able to parse that?
[19:13] <cordoval_> maybe I am in the wrong place
[19:13] <cordoval_> I try to look for a channel for ubuntu apache
[19:13] <cordoval_> where do I go?
[19:13] <Datz> try #httpd
[19:13] <cordoval_> thanks
[19:14] <afok9> should I chroot apache and php for added security?
[19:15] <cordoval_> how to add a nick with nickservice?
[19:15] <cordoval_> register I mean
[19:16] <cordoval_> ?
[19:16] <afok9> with: /msg NickServ REGISTER password email@domain.com
[19:17] <cordoval_> thanks
[19:24] <cordoval_> !pastebinit
[19:27] <cordoval_> httpd does not seem to help
[19:36] <afok9> cordoval_: you must be more patient, sometimes people wait hours for an answer. people are not paid to help...
[19:41] <cordoval_> afok9: sorry yes i agree
[19:42] <pizzabox> g'afternoon
[19:42] <afok9> hi
[19:43] <kees> afok9: chroots tend not to add security, just isolation. if you want easier to manage isolation, I'd recommend looking at apparmor and the apparmor apache module
[19:44] <AstralStorm> yeah, apparmor is good enough for that
[19:44] <AstralStorm> pity its network capabilities suck
[19:45] <AstralStorm> (compared to SELinux or Tomoyo 1.x)
[19:45] <AstralStorm> (or grSecurity or RSBAC)
[19:45] <afok9> oh ok! thanks for the tip. I'll look into that.
[19:46] <AstralStorm> but of course you could use netfilter with an owner match instead
[19:47] <AstralStorm> doesn't stop someone from hogging the ports for listening
[19:47] <afok9> hmm, owner match is this option which allowed to filter traffic by looking at the user which sent the packet, right?
[19:50] <AstralStorm> yup
[19:52] <pizzabox> hey people, I gotta question. I'm trying to so the whole samba thing and unix permissions are a b**** any good resources on just that topic? specifically on why the h*** I cant access files that peeps post in a group folder to work without the d*** access denied thing happening?
[19:52] <pizzabox> :) thank you
[19:52]  * pizzabox moderately frustrated
[19:53] <AstralStorm> your group folder is public, right?
[19:54] <AstralStorm> are you accessing the data from any posix, or windows?
[19:55] <pizzabox> yup so the structure is shared with create mask 770 then I have folders for individual users then group folders
[19:56] <pizzabox> windows not posix
[19:57] <pizzabox> I notice that the users have a group autocreated for them
[19:58] <AstralStorm> 770 is not 777
[19:58] <AstralStorm> your windows doesn't understand POSIX groups btw
[19:59] <AstralStorm> and samba uses the Other group for access from guests
[19:59] <pizzabox> yeah because guests shouldn't have access
[19:59] <pizzabox> just owners nd groups
[19:59] <AstralStorm> you'd have to login as the windows user, and add it in samba server's user map
[19:59] <AstralStorm> unfortunately, I did that only twice in my life and can't remember
[19:59] <AstralStorm> *I've done that
[20:00] <pizzabox> yeah i know that part
[20:00] <AstralStorm> so feel free to add your windows user to some group
[20:01] <pizzabox> mapping drives are the easy part. it's the unix permissions. so what i did was just that add windows users to  group
[20:01] <pizzabox> but lets say in a folder that i assign a group too
[20:02] <pizzabox> let's say  ubuntu group. one user creates a file, the others in the same group get access denied
[20:03] <pizzabox> i notice that a user tho auto generates a group for that user and everything they write assigns both that owner and user
[20:03] <pizzabox> how can i change it to nogroup?
[20:04] <pizzabox> that way I figure, everything they create will work
[20:04] <AstralStorm> sorry, no idea
[20:04] <pizzabox> but i dunno for sure
[20:04] <AstralStorm> #samba?
[20:04] <pizzabox> omg
[20:04] <pizzabox> there's a samb room?
[20:04] <AstralStorm> I suspect there is
[20:05] <AstralStorm> ask alis about it, e.g. /msg alis list samba
[20:05] <pizzabox> o k cuz ppl told me to come here
[20:05] <AstralStorm> uh, *samba* there :)
[20:05] <pizzabox> yes!! lol thanks you just opened up my world
[20:06] <pizzabox> sorry peeps kept telling me to come here and i was like... um... nobody holds the key to it lol thanks dude
[20:06] <pizzabox> dudette whtevs
[20:10] <amarcolino> hi setting up lvm on a hd, however, I have 80GB which I wish to make spare incase I need to extend, do I assign a partition and filesystem to it or leave the the option blank?
[20:16] <qman__> pizzabox, what you're probably looking for is the "force group" directive for your share
[20:17] <qman__> with that set, all new files created are group-owned by that group
[20:17] <pizzabox> duuuuude yes!!!!!!
[20:17] <qman__> combined with create mask 770, that will ensure all users are allowed to access newly created files
[20:32] <pizzabox> qman__ so I gotta recursively set user and group then changemod g+s /directory and do force create mode 0770 in smb.conf yeah?
[21:43] <ne7work> Hello all, How can I renice some process by name not by PID
[21:55] <ruben23>  hi guys any help this ethernet card is not detected on ubuntu-server ------> Intel® PRO/1000 GT Desktop Adapter
[21:57] <RoyK> that should be in there by default
[21:57] <RoyK> ifconfig -a
[21:58] <RoyK> or pastebin lshw
[22:00] <pmatulis> ne7work: sudo renice -1 $(pgrep firefox-bin)
[22:03] <Madwill> hi what is a good source control tool that can be server on ubuntu
[22:05] <_ruben> whichever you prefer basically
[22:05] <_ruben> matter of personal preference
[22:05] <Madwill> they all can be server accessible from ip ?
[22:06] <_ruben> i'd guess so
[22:06] <_ruben> can't say i have tried them *all*
[22:09] <Madwill> cool i'll start doing research
[22:15] <KB1JWQ> Is there a Xen config file to net-install Ubuntu like there is for Debian?
[22:21] <jo-erlend> Madwill, I think bazaar is the most popular in the Ubuntu sphere.
[22:44] <ChmEarl> KB1JWQ, http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/lucid/main/installer-amd64/current/images/netboot/xen/
[22:45] <ChmEarl> KB1JWQ, thats a Xen-aware netinstall for Lucid
[23:01] <KB1JWQ> ChmEarl: Hmm, nothing for Maverick yet? :-)
[23:10] <ChmEarl> KB1JWQ, yes there is s/lucid/maverick/
[23:12] <KB1JWQ> Yay.
[23:12] <qkumbers> is it possible to do manual TRIM in lucid?
[23:13] <qkumbers> will the latest version of hdparm in lucid support it?
[23:13] <qkumbers> how do i check the version?
[23:30] <billybigrigger> im getting a bunch of these mails pop up in my root account...
[23:30] <billybigrigger> Warning: Directive 'register_long_arrays' is deprecated in PHP 5.3 and greater in Unknown on line 0
[23:30] <billybigrigger> does this make sense to anyway?
[23:30] <arrrghhh> anyone use their ubuntu-server as a media streaming server?  upnp?
[23:34] <AstralStorm> qkumbers: yes
[23:35] <AstralStorm> hdparm prints the version number in its help
[23:35] <AstralStorm> 9.33 has the --trim-sector-ranges-stdin
[23:36] <AstralStorm> --trim-sector-ranges on its own is far worse because it doesn't split the requests automatically