[00:00] yeah, you really should not be hosting SQL directly like that [00:00] the application and the database should be on the same machine or firewalled network [00:01] your right. the db might have been a poor example. but information protocols that are meant for internet consumption that are served on localhost I would like from mydomain.com [00:02] for example. ebox. if I want to control a server installation from www via ebox. how are these associated? [00:04] nomadgis: for something like ebox, setting up subdomain.mydomain.com (with whatever ports) as qman noted would be fine [00:06] now clear why it would be worth the extra hassle to instead actually use mydomain.com: and proxy the connections to your home [00:07] i don't fully understand you last comment nealmcb, could you explain it another way? [00:08] <^Mike> So, my "server" (desktop, headless, pretending to be a server) shuts off randomly... where should I look in logs to see why it decided to take snooze? [00:19] how to open mysql/mysql admin ports for local network traffic only as i am trying to remotely admin mysql and always get errors, using programs such as mysql workbench i am able to connect via SSH for table management but unable to run admin level functions [00:23] ok [00:24] credo di essere nel canale giusto [00:24] !es | DJClean [00:24] DJClean: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. [00:24] !es | djogenick [00:24] djogenick: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. [00:24] i speak italian :-/ and poor eng thank [00:25] !it | djogenick [00:25] djogenick: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (per entrare, scrivi « /join #ubuntu-it » senza virgolette) [00:25] sorry [00:25] ok /join #ubuntu-it [00:26] yes :P [00:26] how to open mysql/mysql admin ports for local network traffic only as i am trying to remotely admin mysql and always get errors, using programs such as mysql workbench i am able to connect via SSH for table management but unable to run admin level functions === _Techie_ is now known as _TechAway_ [01:04] hypothetically, if you have apache installed on a desktop that is part of a wireless LAN who's port 80 is open for inbound and outbound traffic, if you attempt to access this machine from www at xxx.xxx.xx.xx:80 how can you ensure that you are pointing at the machine your machine? (and not another machine on the same LAN also running apache) === _TechAway_ is now known as _Techie_ [02:02] biggest noob question ever [02:03] is there a command to take a server back to lts stock status. remove all modules and plugins etc [02:03] 10.04lts [02:03] modules...? plugins? [02:03] like programs you've installed? [02:03] well un apt-get the world [02:03] lol [02:03] no. [02:03] fresh install. [02:04] why do you want to do that? [02:04] booooooooooo [02:04] ...seriously? [02:04] playing with nginx. got outa control lost track of dependencies ect [02:04] just screwing with it [02:04] VM [02:04] snapshots ftw if you're "just screwing with it" [02:04] yeye this is not local [02:05] a linode [02:05] ill just blast it [02:58] Anyone alive in here ? [02:59] Nope. [03:01] Ok ScottK how to safely open my firewall to allow only local network [03:01] for mysql admin er for remote mysql admin ? [03:02] I don't so mysql admin, so no idea. [03:02] I'm guessing ssh to an account with sudo access should be sufficient, but that could be totally wrong. [03:05] well i am talking about using such programs such as mysql workbench but i already ssh into read the tables.... but it does not allow mysql admin functions such as mysql configuations [03:21] hey i installed ubuntu server, i got dhcpd3-server running great, i wanted to turn the server into a router basically to replace my current router, i have two ethernet cards, my eth0 has an external ip and the server has internet, the dhcp server runs great and handed out leases to my laptop on the inside, but for some reason i cannot get to the internet? [03:21] why wont my dhcp server forward my internet from my eth0 to my eth1 [03:21] or however that works [03:21] something to do with packet forwarding? i thought i uncommented that line [03:21] to allow ipv4 packet forwarding [03:21] DHCP has nothing to do with routing [03:22] Well, except the DHCP server can tell DHCP clients what gateway to use. [03:22] ok well, i installed the dhcp server, it works great, i just want to get internet now [03:22] :D [03:23] To turn an Ubuntu server into a router, you will want to turn on ip_forward in /etc/sysctl.conf. [03:23] Hello, I performed a network update from ubuntu server 8.04 lts to 10.04 lts, but im getting a strange error : http://pastie.org/private/oqu1alzpbisjotudloxg . The bob user was a user i removed a few months ago, I don't know how or why it's still being found [03:23] i did twb [03:23] Does anyone know what byobu is or, better yet, what this error is [03:23] You will very likely also want to set up firewalling on the FORWARD chain, and if your "downstream" network is using a private IP range, you will need to add rules to the *nat table to perform masquerading. [03:24] Flam`: sounds like you didn't remove that user properly [03:24] What's the proper way? [03:24] Flam`: try looking in /etc for references to "bob" [03:24] e.g. grep -r '\' /etc/ [03:25] The right way to remove a user depends on what authentication database you're using. For flat files (the default), it'd be something like "deluser bob". [03:26] I did it via deluser. grep returned nothing. [03:26] I think it's because that user opened a screen and possibly exited ssh without shutting it down. Then I deleted that user. [03:27] And now I don't know where it's still finding his name [03:28] hey i enabled ipv4 forwarding [03:28] but it still doesnt work [03:28] :/ [03:28] the server gets internet [03:28] but when my internal computer gets an ip from the eth1 dhcp server [03:28] i cant get to the internet [03:50] Fix: I ran "sudo find / -nouser -ls" and found "/var/run/screen/S-liran" so I did "sudo rm -rf /var/run/screen/S-liran" and it fixed my problem. [03:50] It's times like these where I wish I had a blog. [03:50] bob == liran === _TechAway_ is now known as _Techie_ [04:05] i installed dhcpd server, it works fine on eth1 and my eth0 server has internet access just fine, but when i connect another comptuer to the dhcp server, it cant get internet!!! i turned on ipv4 forwarding :? [04:06] any ideas? === unreal_ is now known as unreal [05:07] !info libc6 lucid [05:07] libc6 (source: eglibc): Embedded GNU C Library: Shared libraries. In component main, is required. Version 2.11.1-0ubuntu7.2 (lucid), package size 3690 kB, installed size 9360 kB === twb` is now known as twb [05:44] Hey guys, is there a http proxy i could use temporarily. I know that sounds kinda sketchy, but i'm just trying to figure out wtf is happening to my network. I think the ISP has dropped all http traffic [05:48] cxo: fire up an EC2 instance and bounce via ssh [05:50] What's EC2? [05:50] :) [05:50] cxo: Amazon Web Services, you can spawn a server for about $0.04 USD/ hour. [05:51] cxo: you can try it out for 1 hour for free with Maverick: https://10.cloud.ubuntu.com/ [05:51] cxo: there are others too.. Rackspace Cloud.. Go Grid, Linode .. all will rent you server instances pretty cheap. [05:52] Hmm will look into it. But right now http/https doesnt work so I cant access any of those sites [05:53] You wouldnt mind grabbing me an ip address for a proxy server somewhere in north america, would ya? :) [05:54] Or just get an account on lp or alioth or freeshell [05:54] I've been pissing about writing new NAT rules today, and it was easiest to just test them from alioth [05:55] I have an lp account actually. [05:55] You can ssh into lp ? :) [05:56] cxo: so port 80 is blocked? that doesn't make much sense. [05:56] https too [05:56] cxo: I don't remember [05:57] I used to be able to ssh into sf.net, but they removed that service during the decade or so between my connection attempts [05:57] cxo: oh, right. lp has ssh, but only for use by bzr. You don't get a shell [05:57] well i dont need a shell if i'm just going to tunnel right? [05:58] If lp has a clue, they'll have disabled -L and friends. [05:58] actually i cant even remember my lp password. I use sf.net and get lp to import the code periodically [05:58] i just need someone to go google for 'free proxy servers' or something and give me a few ips [05:58] cxo: lp's sshd is key only [05:59] cxo: depending on what you're trying to achieve, you could also use tor or a "darknet". [05:59] i am having trouble remotely admin mysql and i am wondering what the problem is. Where the setting are set to allow remote mysqladmin [06:00] dominicdinada: over 22 or 3306? [06:00] dominicdinada, by default mysql listens on a local unix socket [06:00] twb, just realised that lp is key only. I'm guessing bzr does some magic to send a key along, cos its not using my hostkeys [06:01] if you want to listen for network connections you have to configure it that way, though such a configuration is not recommended because there is no encryption [06:01] SSH is the preferred way [06:01] cxo: uh, host keys aren't user keys [06:01] yeah [06:01] cxo: it'll be inheriting your ssh-agent/seahorse environment, though. [06:02] well i am trying to use such programs as mysql workbench and it used to connect only over ssh, but now trying to iron out why i cant admin tables or anything i am open to suggestions === _TechAway_ is now known as _Techie_ [06:02] so it did connect via ssh tunnel but as i said now it wont even connect lol [06:07] how do i tell ssh i dont want a shell :) [06:08] guys dont be lazy, google a proxy for me please [06:09] cxo flaming are we i think that is off topic [06:09] i have googled [06:10] possibly, just thought it wouldnt be a big deal... looks like i was wrong [06:12] cxo: did you have an external ssh server you can access? [06:13] not at the moment. a free web proxy would be best right now [06:13] twb: well i am trying to use such programs as mysql workbench and it used to connect only over ssh, but now trying to iron out why i cant admin tables or anything i am open to suggestions [06:15] from wwww.proxyblind.org: Brazil: 201.20.18.165:3128 [06:15] Canada might be better [06:15] 174.142.104.57:3128 [06:16] supposedly working on the 11th [06:16] i wouoldn't trust them, i wouldn't use them for anything identifiable or private [06:17] nothing private, just want to view a web based log [06:18] it also pays to have an ssh server somewhere you can log into from anywhere [06:18] even some cheap web hosting accounts will give oyu ssh access you can tunnel through [06:18] yeah, i used to have a few, not anymore [06:20] ssh -N to not execute a remote command [06:20] from man ssh [06:23] thanks === _TechAway_ is now known as _Techie_ [06:28] cxo: "i don't want a shell" -- -N [06:28] Oops, nagchampa already said [06:29] i get this message from ssh, -> channel 2: open failed: unknown channel type: unknown channel [06:31] New bug: #663101 in postfix (main) "package postfix 2.7.0-1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 75" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/663101 [06:47] would it be generally safe to remove modules from the kernel if they aren't being used? [06:47] I guess I should probably figure out what they are... :P [06:48] next question.. how can I keep them from loading on boot [06:48] Datz: "make localmodconfig" [06:48] But you shouldn't be rolling your own kernel without a really good reason, since it increases the maintenance burden non-negligibly. [06:49] You can blacklist modules by placing "blacklist foo" or "install foo /bin/false" in /etc/modprobe.d/site.conf. [06:49] ah [06:50] IIRC the former prevents autoloading; the latter prevents manual loading (including stuff like udev). [06:50] thanks, I'll look into those options [06:50] ok, I'll take a look at the former [06:50] Or you could brute-force it by rm'ing it and adding dpkg-divert rules, which is what I do at my prisons to deny them access to USB mass storage devices. [06:50] (Just in case a user manages to escalate to root.) [06:50] humm :P [06:53] down to 55.. [06:53] Datz: what are you actually trying to achieve? [06:57] less than marginal saved cpu cycles? [06:59] So you've profiled the CPU usage and noticed a significant reduction? [07:00] no, I meant probably not noticeable. [07:00] I suspect that things like enable CPU frequency scaling would help more than removing modules. [07:00] Ah, right. [07:00] "ricing" [07:00] haha [07:01] I figure without a floppy drive, I don't need the modle loaded :) [07:01] etc [07:01] I don't know why it would be in the first place actually [07:04] It shouldn't be [07:04] Unlses you have the controller on your motherboard, I guess [07:04] It might also be loaded by the ramdisk when it's looking for the root filesystem [07:04] humm [07:04] Try changing modules=most to modules=dep in initramfs-tools.conf? [07:05] * Datz makes a note of that [07:05] where is initramfs-tools.conf? [07:09] Datz: use the "locate" command with filename as argument. If not found, try "sudo updatedb" and try again [07:10] thanks [07:12] hum, file seems empty. Anyway, I'm off to bed, bye. [07:41] how can i tell how an fqdn is being resolved? [07:41] hostname just gives the shortname for my server, and /etc/hosts has only got the short name, pointing to 127.0.1.1 [07:42] the router doesn't have an entry for the fqdn or even the short name of the machine as far as i can tell === Barre_ is now known as Barre [07:49] Hi all, I've just done an upgrade of 8.04, which has upgraded slapd 2.4.9-0ubuntu0.8.04.3 -> 2.4.9-0ubuntu0.8.04.4, and during the upgrade I hit: Unknown value for slapd/dump_database: when needed; has anybody else seen this before? [07:49] nevermind, i found it === Barre_ is now known as Barre [08:16] Nevermind, I solved my issue; I changed the option in debconf from 'when needed' to 'always' and it got better. === jjohansen is now known as jj-afk [08:20] Not so much "solve" as "work around" [08:20] Looked like a quoting issue in the preinst, but I couldn't see where. [08:22] <_ruben> bah, seems like bug #477167 is one the reasons/bugs that keeps me from installing these servers [08:22] Launchpad bug 477167 in debian-installer "can't set bootable flag when partitioning during install" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/477167 [08:22] <_ruben> software raid1 over 2 2tb disks .. gpt labels .. lilo and grub2 fail to install [08:24] <_ruben> /usr/sbin/grub-setup: warn: This GPT partition label has no BIOS Boot Partition; embedding won't be possible!. [08:24] <_ruben> /usr/sbin/grub-setup: error: embedding is not possible, but this is required when the root device is on a RAID array or LVM volume. [08:58] hey guys how can i prevent my network from being tcp flooded [08:58] i have a router taking the brunt of it but its preventing me from accessing my server [09:09] I have a customer's developer telling me they can't get hardy's ffmpeg to emit MP3, and they need me to reroll a new fmpeg built against lame. [09:10] Does it seem strange to anybody else that ffmpeg would be built --without-lame? [09:10] Hmm, it's the upstream default [09:13] having a little problem with iptables on my server... to be more specific on modprobing the iptable_raw module, it just hangs at that one and well... been like that for over 8 hours already... might there be a specific reason for it to hang on that? [09:17] hey guys im having issues connecting to my server. i checked my router security logs and noticed some tcp flooding how can i prevent that [09:18] Hi all [09:19] I'm looking for help regarding configuration of the new Slapd (OpenLDAP) daemon. I could configure it fine using the old slapd.conf, but it's now all dynamic and editable via LDAP - Does anybody have a pointer to docs on the subject? [09:35] Hello all. Experimenting with Ubuntu-server. Having a minor problem. When creating new files using my FTP-editor (PSPad), they are always default not accesible. For example, if I create a new file "heythere.js" and put some Javascript in it, then my HTML can't real that JS file because "Other" group doesn't have the Read bit on. I have to manually set the Read bit everytime I create a file. [09:36] There must be somewhere I can change that? [09:36] (I'm talking Apache server and HTML / Javascript stuff) [09:36] mr_lou: google for umask [09:38] mr_lou: please be aware that chaning the umask to 0004 for example will make all your new files readable by EVERYONE [09:38] mr_lou: Better solutions are to change the group to www-data for example [09:39] Hmm [09:40] mr_lou: You could use the group sticky bit on the parent directory to inherit the group from the parent directory for new files [09:40] mr_lou: see http://www.dba-oracle.com/linux/sticky_bit.htm for example [09:40] I have a problem running ubuntu uec images locally with kvm as documented here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEC/Images [09:41] I keep getting "error: no such device: uec-rootfs" from grub [09:41] Is someone here who is familiar with the UEC images? [09:42] I'm running: "kvm -fda maverick-server-uec-i386-floppy -drive if=virtio,file=disk.img,media=disk -boot a" after creating disk.img with "qemu-img create -f qcow2 -o backing_file=maverick-server-uec-i386.img disk.img" [09:44] flohack: 004 is probably a bit too generous [09:46] 047 maybe, so the group has r-x access [09:47] um... [09:47] Isn't 4 = write [09:47] twb: Ups 0002 was what I meant [09:47] mr_lou: umask is xor'd [09:47] twb: But I would not recommend that either [09:47] But I realize now by "the other group" he means non-owner non-group users [09:48] yea [09:48] Apparently the server itself belongs to the "Other" group. [09:48] mr_lou: Which server? [09:48] Since it can't read the files, unless I set the Read bit. [09:48] Apache [09:48] mr_lou: probably you want the tree to be grouped by www-data, not mr_lou [09:48] mr_lou: No, apache is usually www-data [09:48] hmm [09:49] i.e. ls -l will say something like "rw-r----- mr_lou www-data foo.js" [09:49] mr_lou: 'other' means processes running with a group which is different from the group owning the file [09:49] Well... all I know if that when I create new files using my FTP-editor, then my HTML can't read them because the "Read" bit isn't set for the "Other" group. [09:49] mr_lou: It's like a 'catch-all' [09:49] mr_lou: Did you get that? [09:50] The problem with the permissions for 'other' is that it applies to ALL other users and processes on your system, so by setting the read permission for other, you are not only granting apache access, but EVERYTHING else, which is a very bad idea. [09:51] How do I check if the www-data user is applied to Apache? [09:51] Therefore the proper (one of) approach is to change the group of the files to www-data [09:51] mr_lou: you ask us [09:51] ps aux|grep apache [09:51] mr_lou: and we say "apache uses www-data by default, so unless you messed with it, it will" [09:52] mr_lou: execute "ps aux|grep apache" on the console and the first field will say "www-data" [09:52] Yea, it's there already, several times. [09:52] already = alright [09:52] flohack: re kvm, shouldn't that be -hda, not -fda? [09:52] mr_lou: That's how you check without asking :-) [09:53] nm, it's a foo-floppy file. How weird. [09:53] First field says root though. [09:53] twb: *-floppy contains grub as it seems [09:53] Followed by 5 www-data lines. [09:53] mr_lou: if you are logging in as root, you have bigger problems. [09:53] flohack: you *can* just pass a kernel and ramdisk directly to kvm [09:53] mr_lou: That should be just for one of the apache processes [09:53] twb: I'm not. Especially not when FTP'ing. [09:54] Well, you shouldn't be using FTP either :-) [09:55] mr_lou as got a bit of linux studying ahead of him :-) [09:55] twb: Hmm -loader could be the initrd...let's try that [09:55] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discretionary_Access_Control describes the Unix permission system [09:55] This here is studying. ;-) [09:55] flohack: no, it's -kernel and -initrd [09:56] Caveat: I'm talking about qemu, of which kvm is a fork. I *assume* kvm haven't fucked up and removed those options. [09:56] I don't know everything, but it's not the first Linux server I'm playing with. Been experimenting with Debian and Arch earlier, and I had no such problem with them. [09:56] Or: you didn't *know* you have such a problem [09:57] twb: I meant the maverick*-loader image, kvm takes -kernel and -initrd btw. [09:57] I would surely know if I had. [09:57] flohack: good-o [09:57] And I hadn't. [09:57] flohack: do you have a URL for this -loader file? What format is it in? [09:58] Last time I looked, you could tack the ramdisk onto the end of the kernel, but then it'd just be -kernel. [09:58] twb: It's in the i386 tar on http://uec-images.ubuntu.com/server/maverick/current/ [09:59] Bizarre; file doesn't recognize it as anything [09:59] It has some kind of grub in it, so maybe it's just the grub stage2 [09:59] twb: The kernel boots, but does not find the root device even with "-append root=/dev/sda1 [10:00] Explain to me why it's bad that HTML files and JavaScript files can be read by everyone. Somehow it seems logical to me that they should infact be readable by everyone. [10:00] flohack: -append is only visible to -kernel AFAIK [10:00] twb: The kernel log says it cannot read the ramdisk [10:00] Surely the Read bit for group "Other" must be set? It's even set on the .bashrc file by the system itself. [10:00] mr_lou: The same issue applies to php files, and they should definitely not be readable by everyone [10:01] flohack: That makes sense. [10:01] mr_lou: there is no 'other' GROUP, it is simply 'other' which means everyone else who is not user or group [10:01] mr_lou: Debian packages by convention ship files readable by everyone, on the basis that an attacker could always just download the .deb again and unpack it by hand. [10:01] Yes I get that. [10:02] In that case I shouldn't use umask. [10:02] The proper solution is to move your files to /var/www/XXX and do "chown -R root:www-data /var/www/XXX" [10:02] Or if these are personal files, they go in ~mr_lou/public_html or whatever it is. [10:02] twb: ACK [10:03] And /var/www is hysterical, really files belong in /srv/www [10:03] Not that I realistically expect anyone to do that [10:03] They're put in the home folder for now, because that's where the FTP default points to. And I like to be able to use my FTP-client-editor for coding. [10:05] So Apache does have the www-data group. Yet I can't see my HTML or PHP page unless read-bit is set for 'other'. [10:06] And since it shouldn't be set for 'other'.....then what? :-/ [10:06] Please post the output of "ls -Al myfile" [10:06] and tell us the full path please [10:07] and the URL you are using to access it [10:08] Well currently it's /home/companyname/AppName/index.php [10:08] URL is internal IP. [10:09] Not sure how I can paste output from ls -Al here. Using Putty here in Windoze... but the permission info is 640 [10:09] -rw-r------ [10:09] mr_lou: and the full url? [10:09] flohack: Internal IP... http://192.168.1.3/index.php [10:10] Have you reconfigured apache to use /home/companyname/AppName/index.php as it's document root? [10:10] Yes [10:10] Works fine if the read-bit is set for 'other'. [10:10] Blank page if not. [10:11] the group and owner of the index.php? [10:11] flohack: company name for both [10:11] mr_lou: Then how is that supposed to work. Group has to be www-data [10:11] flohack: Meaning, the only user created (apart from root) [10:12] I use addgroup to put www-data onto the AppName folder then? [10:12] Apache run with group www-data, the file has group company, set so the 'other' permissions apply and those are null, therefore apache does not have access [10:12] mr_lou: no [10:13] mr_lou: chgrp www-data FILE [10:14] twb: I think the problem is that maverick*.img is a partition image, not a disk image [10:14] That's retarded. the ramdisk shouldn't care about that [10:15] But obviously that'd be root=/dev/sda not sda1 [10:15] flohack: And then the sticky bit to put the www-data group onto all files created in the folder? [10:16] mr_lou: the group sticky bit, yes [10:18] twb: But there is no separate initrd. It boots with "kvm -drive if=scsi,file=disk.img,media=disk -kernel maverick-server-uec-i386-vmlinuz-virtual -append root=/dev/sda", but cannot write access the root partition, because ext4 support seems to be available only using a module within the initrd [10:18] I cannot use a -initrd, because there is not separate initrd [10:20] flohack: Tried chmod +t AppName Should all new files created then belong to group www-data? They don't. [10:20] twb: Hmm, "kvm -drive if=virtio,file=disk.img,boot=on -kernel maverick-server-uec-i386-vmlinuz-virtual -append "root=/dev/vda ro init=/usr/lib/cloud-init/uncloud-init ds=nocloud ubuntu-pass=ubuntu"" worked! [10:22] mr_lou: It's chmod g+s AppName [10:22] sorry, my fault [10:22] so, it's the special bit, not the sticky bit [10:23] flohack: Do I need to remove the +t again then? With -t? [10:23] mr_lou: You should, yes [10:23] Ok [10:24] Still not. :-/ [10:24] New files belong to companyname user and group companyuser. [10:28] mr_lou: http://pastebin.com/BySbUwVu [10:29] flohack: oh, right [10:30] virtio is like xen, it gets a wacky name. Sorry, I didn't think of that [10:30] flohack: Damn.. I'm writing the same you do, I'm just getting another result. :-/ [10:31] flohack: Thanks for your help anyway though. Much appreciated. [10:31] mr_lou: are you creating the file with the ftp client? [10:31] mr_lou: maybe the ftp client explicitly sets the group? [10:31] flohack: Not this time. I used touch like you. It still belongs to the group companyname [10:31] flohack: Also tried with nano before that. [10:32] mr_lou: are you sure the special bit (rws) is present on the directory (check with ls -Al) [10:33] flohack: No, not sure. But it says this: drwxr-xr-x 2 companyname www-data [10:34] mr_lou: The special bit is not there [10:34] Hm [10:34] So chmod g+s isn't working for me? Is that it? [10:36] New bug: #663161 in clamav (main) "clamav-freshclam does not set the proxy username and password" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/663161 [10:36] * mr_lou reads at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chmod [10:36] mr_lou: You need permission to change the s bit, run the command with sudo [10:36] doh [10:36] mr_lou: No idea why chmod does not warn you about that [10:37] if you change the s bit before changing the group, it works, because the group is still the group of your login user [10:37] lol [10:37] It's there now, but now I can't access the folder. [10:38] Hm [10:38] mkay [10:38] So.... [10:38] I must remove the S bit again, then set user back to companyname, then set S bit again and then set group to www-data? [10:38] :-> [10:39] What is the ls -Al output of the folder now? [10:40] There [10:40] Seems to work now. [10:40] * mr_lou needs a beer [10:40] great [10:40] hehe [10:40] Thanks a lot for your help flohack [10:41] mr_lou: you're welcome! [10:43] flohack: I actually got myself "The Linux Bible", which I'm looking in sometimes. I really like Linux, but it's a huge area to learn. [10:44] mr_lou: A lot to learn, but it's the real thing (does not hide the details like windows / mac os does) and understanding how things work make you much more effective when troubleshooting [10:45] hi! Did they remove Support for Promise FastTrak TX4000 in 10.10? and if so, how can i add it while installing?# [10:45] flohack: That's why I don't quit. ;-) [10:48] flohack: If you can recommend me any other beginner books, explaining the structure and such, then I'll put them on my Christmas wishlist. "The Linux Bible" seems to be mostly a lookup for the many various commands, which of course is also quite handy. But would like to understand more about how everything is connected and such. [10:49] mr_lou: sorry, I never read such a book [10:49] flohack: Ok === oxi_ is now known as oxi === unreal_ is now known as unreal [10:52] hi! Did they remove Support for Promise FastTrak TX4000 in 10.10? and if so, how can i add it while installing?# [10:54] flohack: Well I' [10:54] flohack: Well I'm off. Thanks again. :-) === aliverius_ is now known as aliverius === _Techie_ is now known as _TechAway_ [11:34] it cant be that fucking tricky to add fucking support for the fucking tx4000 during the fucking Installation, or would it? [11:34] Did they remove Support for Promise FastTrak TX4000 in 10.10? and if so, how can i add it while installing?# [11:45] <_ruben> anger78: such an attitude isn't likely to yield very helpful responses in here [11:46] New bug: #663192 in mysql-5.1 (main) "Query with this_.id=? buggy" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/663192 [11:47] !language | anger78 [11:47] anger78: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. [12:12] ok, and how would i load additional drivers during the installation? [13:54] Anyone that can help, upgraded 10.04 to 10.10 and now got ubuntu-extras-keyring error like this bug [13:54] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-extras-keyring/+bug/650525 [13:54] Launchpad bug 650525 in livecd-rootfs "Failed to fetch http://extras.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/maverick/Release ; missing key" [High,Fix released] [13:54] But runing there fix comand sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-extras-keyring dosent do anything, same error [13:58] I need help to import a valid public key to my server. [14:06] New bug: #663252 in antlr3 (main) "antlr3 doesn't contain antlr3-runtime.jar" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/663252 [14:13] If I have some gameservers running over the RAM on the server, does it use the swap partition?= [14:14] swap is dead. buy more ram ;) [14:15] I'm trying to find out how many servers I can run [14:15] * patdk-wk didn't know you could run gameservers on ram [14:16] Augustuen, the short answer is yes. if you have a swap partition, if ram usage starts maxing out, it'll start paging in and out of swap [14:16] ok [14:16] and when it pages, everyone will bitch, cause the game will lag to all hell [14:17] but if I have 2 GB RAM and You can run a 20 player server on a 1GHz CPU, 512MB RAM and an upload of 2Mbit/s (33Tick) [14:17] how many servers could I then run? [14:17] depends on the cpu, ram, and internet :) [14:18] not just ram [14:18] and what game. Aion, maybe 1 player on that. nethack-mmo, a bazillion [14:18] plus, context switching will eat your proformance a little, unless your using vm's, then it will eat proformance a lot [14:18] Counter-Strike: Source [14:19] or Half life 2 in genera [14:21] Anyone that can help, upgraded 10.04 to 10.10 and now got ubuntu-extras-keyring error like this bug [14:21] !lts [14:21] LTS means Long Term Support. LTS versions of Ubuntu will be supported for 3 years on the desktop, and 5 years on the server. The current LTS version of Ubuntu is !Lucid (Lucid Lynx 10.04) [14:27] I use ubuntu official image ami-6c06f305 launching a new micro instance on AWS, it works fine; but after I customize the instance and bundle a new image, I can not ssh to any new instance launched from my image [14:27] any ideas? [14:35] hi all, where do I find the log of ssh users logins and so on? [14:37] well, I don't think there is a difference between local and SSh logins [14:37]