cjmaynar_ | hey, so I've got a home server setup, and I've got my domain forwarding a subdomain to it, but as soon as i visit that subdomain, it just goes to the ipaddress, how would i set it up to keep the subdomain/domain? | 00:21 |
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KnightHacker | cjmaynar_: How did you set up "domain forwarding a subdomain to it"? | 00:53 |
KnightHacker | Did you create a DNS record? | 00:53 |
data_bits | how do I check to see if acl is running ? | 00:56 |
data_bits | I had my acl configured and setup, but I restarted now it does not seem like it is setting the permission for my web directory anymore | 00:57 |
latenite | Hi folks, i am looking for a tool. Some "webcalendar" (user edit their calendar with a browser) that ALSO supports CALDAV. I want my iphone and also my emailclients (evolution+thunderbird) to use this calendar with CALDAV. Woud you any tool/suite? thanks :) | 02:07 |
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data_bits | ugh my acl just quit working on my website directory for some reason | 03:02 |
data_bits | just out of the blue for some reason when I upload to my web directory my permissions are all screwy now | 03:03 |
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data_bits | well I got it working now | 03:41 |
data_bits | I think my fstab or something is jacked | 03:41 |
data_bits | # /etc/fstab: static file system information. | 03:42 |
data_bits | # | 03:42 |
data_bits | # Use 'blkid -o value -s UUID' to print the universally unique identifier | 03:42 |
data_bits | # for a device; this may be used with UUID= as a more robust way to name | 03:42 |
data_bits | # devices that works even if disks are added and removed. See fstab(5). | 03:42 |
data_bits | # | 03:42 |
data_bits | # <file system> <mount point> <type> <options> <dump> <pass> | 03:42 |
data_bits | proc /proc proc nodev,noexec,nosuid 0 0 | 03:42 |
data_bits | # / was on /dev/sda1 during installation | 03:42 |
data_bits | UUID=eb23839d-9487-4f17-a9cf-ecee011fe63d / ext4 errors=remount-ro,acl 0 1 | 03:42 |
data_bits | # swap was on /dev/sda5 during installation | 03:42 |
data_bits | UUID=5b4f4d4f-2e5b-4d0d-b340-26e2a12916ee none swap sw 0 0 | 03:42 |
vraa | please use pastebin next time - http://ubuntu-server.pastebin.com/ | 03:42 |
data_bits | sorry about that ... was not aware of the pastebin | 04:01 |
jose120photo | anyone in here have experience running tomcat on ubuntu server? | 04:04 |
Dantes13 | Tried to setup 10.04 server with software raid 1. 2 hard drives. 2 standard partitions with /boot and swap, then lvm for root, tmp, var/log, etc... Install goes fine, but on reboot it hangs at the spash screen. When I do mdadm --detail on each raid, all non LVM arrays (/boot and swap) won't activate. Has anyone seen this? | 06:01 |
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eagles0513875 | Dantes13: if im not mistaken you have to set the whole drive to be an lvm drive im not 100% sure | 06:53 |
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MACscr | are the cloud tools for ubuntu that i see at ubuntu.com included with the server edition of ubuntu server or at least freely available? | 07:27 |
MACscr | nvm, looks like it does | 07:30 |
MACscr | or maybe not. Seems there is a mix of a few things | 07:31 |
jmarsden | MACscr: If you could be more specific about which tools where on ubuntu.com, others might be in a better position to help answer your question. Ubuntu server does include tools sufficient to create your own private cloud and manage it, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEC | 07:34 |
demonspork | how do I get mysql to listen to only a single internet IP address as well as localhost? | 07:44 |
MACscr | jmarsden: does it allow you to pick what technology you want it to manage? such as xen or kvm | 07:46 |
jmarsden | MACscr: I'm not sure. I've played with it a few months back but only as a trivial experiment, not real world usage. | 07:57 |
jmarsden | demonspork: You don't, as far as I know. the bug is still open: http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=14979 | 07:57 |
demonspork | well, what I am trying to do is make it listen but only let it accept connections from a single remote IP address, I don't care how many interfaces it binds to | 08:05 |
jmarsden | demonspork: Oh, then comment out the bind_address line from my.cnf, and then packet filter things so only the one remote client can connect to its port (usually 3306). | 08:06 |
demonspork | ah, k | 08:07 |
demonspork | although that limitation you linked me to is rather odd - that is something I would assume it could do | 08:08 |
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HackeMate | hello | 09:19 |
HackeMate | I'm looking for some tutorial about logrotate, I'm unable to make save logs for 4 months | 09:19 |
HackeMate | I followed some webtuto but can't make it work | 09:20 |
HackeMate | the man logrotate doesn't help me at all | 09:20 |
joschi | HackeMate: you just have to keep as many rotated logs ("rotate X") as fit into 4 months when considering your rotation interval (daily, weekly, monthly) | 09:23 |
HackeMate | where to set up that | 09:29 |
HackeMate | I have the dhcpd stored in /var/log/dhcpd/dhcpd.log | 09:30 |
HackeMate | I wanted to separate it daily and for 4 months | 09:30 |
HackeMate | # rotate log files weekly | 09:31 |
HackeMate | weekly | 09:31 |
HackeMate | Instead that, i put monthly? | 09:31 |
homecable | var/lib/ureadahead/debugfs <<< whats that | 09:32 |
joschi | HackeMate: in your /etc/logrotate.conf or better in /etc/logrotate.d/$customfile | 09:43 |
HackeMate | there is where I fail, what $customfile I put, I guess anything I can remember | 09:44 |
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joschi | HackeMate: correct | 09:45 |
HackeMate | but I dont know what to add inside, /var/log/dhcpd/dhcpd.log? | 09:45 |
HackeMate | or just /var/log/<service name> | 09:45 |
HackeMate | I also guess /var/log/dhcpd/dhcpd.log ? | 09:45 |
joschi | homecable: http://lwn.net/Articles/115405/ | 09:47 |
joschi | HackeMate: the syntax is described in `man logrotate` (http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/lucid/man8/logrotate.8.html) | 09:47 |
joschi | HackeMate: you can also take another of the files in there as a template for your own | 09:47 |
HackeMate | yes I was reading those templates but they don't say what the last /word is | 09:48 |
HackeMate | # no packages own wtmp, or btmp -- we'll rotate them here /var/log/wtmp { | 09:48 |
HackeMate | it's the same | 09:48 |
joschi | HackeMate: "last /word"? | 09:50 |
HackeMate | /var/log/wtmp { <- what is wtmp really, a servicename? or a logfile | 09:51 |
joschi | HackeMate: it's the file /var/log/wtmp | 09:51 |
joschi | HackeMate: really, read the manpage. it's not that hard | 09:51 |
HackeMate | my english is not that good | 09:52 |
HackeMate | well, I will see if the google translator is powerful in this case | 09:52 |
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eagles0513875 | hey guys any postfix experts around? | 12:37 |
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\sh | eagles0513875: just ask your question | 13:03 |
Tuzlo_ | morning all, I know this really isnt the polace to ask hardware questions, but I was planning on installing Ubuntu on my Dell Poweredge 1850. I dont know if I messed up the scsi settings or whether I have a bad scsi drive. Is there anyone around right now that can afford to help me? | 13:23 |
hallyn | gah - anyone remember the name of the cloud provider that had a table at UDS-n, who was givign away 20 hours? | 13:31 |
hallyn | i saw them at linuxcon too, but can never remember their name | 13:32 |
Nafallo | atlantic.net | 13:32 |
hallyn | yes, thanks! | 13:36 |
Tuzlo_ | I am planning on installing Ubuntu-server on my Dell Poweredge 1850. Is there anyone around to assist with setting up the scsi controller and drives? | 14:17 |
kirkland | cjwatson: hmm, so i'm quite surprised today to install a stock Ubuntu 10.10 server, and neither screen nor vim get installed | 15:23 |
kirkland | cjwatson: this is a regression since 10.04 | 15:24 |
kirkland | cjwatson: checking the server seed, both screen and vim are there | 15:24 |
kirkland | cjwatson: perhaps the server cd is no longer using the server seed? | 15:25 |
* Datz remembers haveing to install screen on ~~ | 15:38 | |
Datz | eh | 15:38 |
Datz | 10.04 | 15:38 |
osmosis | if libvirt is unable to return network statistics, im essentially unable to use ubuntu server in my production environment. too bad. | 15:54 |
soren | osmosis: Does the logs show anything when you attempt to get it? | 15:59 |
osmosis | soren, any specific log? | 16:00 |
Tuzlo_ | Does anyone have exoerience with nistalling Ubuntu-server on a dell Poweredge 1850 that has time to help me get this on | 16:04 |
osmosis | soren, i will dig into the logs next time the issue occurs. i dont know the trigger, so it happens randomly. | 16:04 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #672190 in bind9 (main) "package bind9 1:9.7.0.dfsg.P1-1 [modified: usr/share/bind9/bind9-default.md5sum] failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/672190 | 16:06 |
Tuzlo_ | Does anyone have experience with installing Ubuntu-server on a dell Poweredge 1850 that has time to help me get this on. I have only installed linux distro's on PC's in the past, dont wanna mess up this machine more than I already have. | 16:31 |
ikonia | Tuzlo_: it's pretty much the same process | 16:32 |
Datz | would someone here be able to help me with phpmyadmin? | 16:33 |
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Tuzlo_ | ikonia: ok, alright, not sure if the issue I had yesterday was because windows was nistalled on the scsi drives or not | 16:40 |
Tuzlo_ | going to try diong this again today | 16:40 |
Tuzlo_ | achk, I got sneezes | 16:43 |
hallyn | hey, cool - installing 10.04.1 server on a laptop (yes, the old transmeta which still hasn't been given away :) - and i see it has wireless drivers! | 16:51 |
hallyn | unfortunately, they autoconfiguration doesn't work... | 16:51 |
hallyn | s/they/the/ | 16:52 |
Tuzlo_ | whats the diff between server and enteprise cloud? | 16:52 |
hallyn | not sure what you mean -afaik we don't have an official install medium for 'enterprise cloud', we only have sample iamges in the amazon image store, right? | 16:52 |
hallyn | but, the diff woudl be less drivers since in the cloud you know what hw you'll get. server is for on hardware | 16:53 |
Tuzlo_ | oh, cause the server ISO I downloaded has enteprise cloud as an install option | 16:55 |
Tuzlo_ | ikonia: ok, here goes nothing install number 2 | 16:56 |
ikonia | go for it | 16:56 |
Daniel0108 | hi | 17:00 |
Tuzlo_ | ikonia: partitioning method, guided, guided with LVM, guided use entire disk space with encrypted LVM or manual? (I have partitioned a disk for Linux before | 17:02 |
ikonia | Tuzlo_: depends what you want ? | 17:02 |
Tuzlo_ | it's a server dont need encryption | 17:02 |
Tuzlo_ | will entire disk set up swap partitions? | 17:02 |
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k-rad | is sqlite3 adequate for a low resource web server ? | 17:07 |
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Tuzlo_ | If you choose Guided partitioning, will it set up swap partitions? | 17:10 |
lieuwe | i've got a problem with a samba share, i can't read/write files in this share that were created on the server instead of trough samba, any ideas on how to fix this? | 18:04 |
oliver602 | what's the best tool for caching updates on a local network? apt-proxy? | 18:08 |
lieuwe | halp? | 18:10 |
intick | ahve you checked permissions ? | 18:11 |
lieuwe | intick: yes, i suck at perms tho, but it seems to be the same as the folder i can acces | 18:12 |
intick | are you getting an error msg ? | 18:20 |
lieuwe | intick: apart from acces denied? nope | 18:21 |
\sh | lieuwe: config of this share? | 18:36 |
lieuwe | \sh: lemme pastebin | 18:37 |
lieuwe | \sh: http://pastebin.com/qaBkBKur | 18:39 |
lieuwe | \sh: the main problem is with the files share | 18:39 |
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oliver602 | ok i give up on apt-proxy | 19:31 |
sailerboy | hey, i'm trying to use top through ssh, anyone know how i would scroll down past the first 20 or so processes? | 19:59 |
demonspork | I have a server that doesn't seem to be running any of the cronjobs | 20:33 |
demonspork | how can I get that to be refreshed/working | 20:33 |
demonspork | I don't even know what to begin troubleshooting | 20:33 |
soren | Is CRON running? | 20:36 |
soren | or even installed? | 20:36 |
demonspork | yes | 20:36 |
demonspork | and yes | 20:36 |
demonspork | it used to work just fine | 20:36 |
soren | What changed? | 20:36 |
demonspork | the server crashed | 20:36 |
soren | How/why? | 20:36 |
demonspork | well, this is a VDS, some planned maintenance took it down early in the morning to upgrade the version of Xen | 20:37 |
demonspork | and the new version had a bug with disk access that made the server grind to a halt that afternoon | 20:37 |
demonspork | and ever since then my crontab doesn't seem to execute | 20:38 |
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demonspork | I have restarted the server | 20:38 |
soren | ..and you definitely see cron in the ps output? | 20:38 |
demonspork | I see it yes | 20:38 |
soren | Running as root? | 20:38 |
demonspork | yep | 20:38 |
demonspork | wait | 20:38 |
demonspork | hmm | 20:38 |
demonspork | how I check | 20:38 |
demonspork | user | 20:38 |
demonspork | ps ax is the only way I know to use ps | 20:39 |
soren | ps aux | 20:39 |
soren | adds user info | 20:39 |
demonspork | there we go, I found it with htop | 20:39 |
demonspork | it is running as root | 20:39 |
demonspork | the next cron job to run should happen within 1 minute | 20:39 |
demonspork | but I don't expect it to happen because it hasn't happened for several days | 20:40 |
soren | You're sure the crontab is intat? | 20:40 |
soren | intact? | 20:40 |
demonspork | yep | 20:40 |
soren | ...and how do you check that it doesn't run? | 20:40 |
demonspork | the results never happen | 20:40 |
soren | Like what? | 20:40 |
demonspork | I even tried to make it "touch /home/minecraft/bob" and nothing appears | 20:41 |
demonspork | it normally runs a backup script that I can run manually just fine | 20:41 |
soren | demonspork: I'd probably try stracing the cron daemon to see what it's trying to do (if anything) | 20:50 |
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Flakeparadigm | Is there a way to enable intel graphics acceleration in Ubuntu Server (lucid) so that I can run a media center program smoothly? | 22:10 |
Kaffien | how do i tell my ubuntu server to sync with a time server? | 22:17 |
ikonia | Kaffien: use ntpd to sync via ntp | 22:17 |
Kaffien | and that connects to a ntp server not creates one? | 22:18 |
ikonia | yes, connecting to a trusted one is better than running your own | 22:18 |
LyonJT | Hey | 22:20 |
LyonJT | Does anyone know how to add a specific user to a folder with full user rights | 22:20 |
Kaffien | doesn't seem to be updating the time | 22:21 |
Kaffien | updated the ntp.conf and restarted the daemon | 22:21 |
demonspork | soren, how do I strace cron to see if it is doing anything? | 22:22 |
RoAkSoAx | clear | 22:24 |
LyonJT | anyone | 22:24 |
binBASH | sorry for being offtopic but does someone know how amazon ec2 is accounted? I mean if I start an instance, stop it again after 20 mins, and then start another one 5 mins later. Do I have to pay 1 instance hour or 2? | 22:24 |
lifeless | 2 | 22:25 |
binBASH | hmmmm, ok. Then I have to rework my scaling script ;) | 22:26 |
Kaffien | ah nevermind it wasn't broadcasting | 22:27 |
MTecknology | I just installed postgresql - but There's no /etc/postgresql/ .... | 22:27 |
bonaventura | Leo, Android show will be good in perspective due to Android's future market penetration. May be a bit early for it now though | 22:36 |
bonaventura | wrong channel, sorry | 22:37 |
MTecknology | I cant seem to make postgresql start at all :S | 22:41 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #672328 in vsftpd (main) "vsftpd: discloses whether usernames are valid or not " [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/672328 | 22:56 |
MTecknology | OK... So on my system - "/etc/init.d/postgresql-8.4 start" also start/stop/status/etc.. produce no output at all... and postgresql won't start... | 22:58 |
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