[00:02] hey all, so i have a .deb that i would like to package up for ubuntu 10.04 and put it up on my launchpad ppa [00:02] what are the steps i would have to take? [00:03] i looked at the packaging docs, seems like everything is written for packaging from the groun up [00:03] any ideas how to fix this kvm issue? pci_add_option_rom: failed to find romfile "pxe-rtl8139.bin" Could not initialize SDL - exiting [00:06] securitymetrics complains about apache and openssl versions. Just upgraded to 10.04.1 and that won't do the trick. How to I get current versions of Apache and openssl? [00:14] tarvid, as long as your upgraded, your ok [00:14] it's saying the patch is in the new version, but ubuntu back ported the patch to the lucid version [00:15] securitymetrics only looks for the version [00:15] yep [00:15] how about maverick? [00:15] same issue [00:16] your always going have the same issue, unless you run a really bleeding edge version that is unstable [00:16] so how do I make them go away? [00:16] this is why they make a comment field, and you type in, patch backported, ignore [00:17] I don't think that will avoid the failure notices to my customer [00:18] then your going have to go bleeding edge [00:18] or teach them about backported patchs [00:19] the customer probably won't be impressed. SecurityMetrics either [00:19] hell, I all the people that use rhel know abut it, their whole distro is designed around backported everything [00:19] years out of date [00:19] actually, sounds like your being annoying here [00:20] I have never had a auditor have an issue [00:20] as long as you point to the CVE patchs [00:21] maybe you want to use gentoo? or debian unstable? [00:21] though, I don't believe there is currently a debian unstable [00:23] Ooooo, I've done Gentoo. I am too old for that. [00:24] I'll try pointing them to the package listings and if that fails, look for the version numbers and patch the binaries [00:24] them being the auditor [00:24] you could always be annoying [00:24] and remove the version number from the apache id :) [00:24] so it doesn't advertize it [00:24] I try [00:25] This has been one of those days. ftp-passive til about 4 and now openssl and apache [00:26] Not good for ones equanimity [00:27] You probably know the answer to this morning's question - is ftp connection tracking on be default? I found no way to turn it on like we used to [00:35] when configuring a bridged interface, I should give it a static IP in the same range as my physical card but a different IP, correct? [00:39] lvh: treat the bridge like a normal interface. forget about the physical card (no ip there) [00:41] pmatulis: Well, I gave it an IP in the same range as the physical card and networking didn't actually work [00:41] (see paste) [00:41] 00:56 http://bpaste.net/show/11879/ [00:41] works with or without the proxy [00:41] (sorry, *fails* with or without the proxy) === jjohansen is now known as jj-afk [01:20] hi all. i need to install 32bit compatibility libraries for 64bit ubuntu server. is it as easy as a "apt-get isntall "? [01:26] GeekyAdam, ia32-libs [01:26] smoser: i was looking at libc6-i386 (GNU C Library: 32-bit shared libraries for AMD64). wrong answer? === GeekyAdam is now known as GeekyAdam|zzZZ [01:34] patdk-lap, thanks for your advice, giving up for the day, back at it tomorrow [01:38] A correct solution for biarch requires dpkg3. ia32-libs works by simply providing 32-bit versions of a handful of libraries "because they're the ones you probably want". === FireCrotch is now known as nickmoeck === squishy is now known as SquishyNotHere === SquishyNotHere is now known as squishy [01:50] GeekyAdam|zzZZ, ia32-libs is a metapackage which contains several libraries for that purpose, and probably contains the one you mentioned [02:21] New bug: #656646 in cloud-init (main) "transient network/keyscan issues" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/656646 === xfaf is now known as zul [05:18] I just registered my domain, and when I surf to "mydomain.com" I'm getting the godaddy pop up, but if I surf to "www.mydomain.com" it is directing to my server. does anyone have any idea what the issue is ? I want to be able to open up my site by typing mydomain.com [05:19] databits: you have no A record for the domain itself. [05:19] That and your ISP is a jerk [05:20] I have an a record [05:20] my a (host) is under host it says @ and points to my ip [05:21] Also, you don't own mydomain.com -- it was registered in 2000. [05:21] then under the cname I see host "www" and under points to it says @ [05:25] clear [05:41] * datz finds twb's humor humorous [05:52] Looking for some help with NFS configuration === ihCiFriS is now known as SirFiChi [06:46] hi [06:47] I installed linux-image-server on 10.10 how do i make it default kernel ? === deegee_1 is now known as deegee [07:56] I need to get a good imap server going on my server [07:56] does anyone have any suggestions for a good imap server ? [08:28] databits: the ubuntu server guide describes dovecot, iirc [08:30] I found a decent one. [08:30] twb: what is the command to check system resources used. [08:30] That depends on the resource [08:30] I'm ssh'ed into my server and it is laggy as hell. I'm trying to figure out what is causing it [08:30] Probably network I/O [08:31] well I'm 144 mbit wireless to the router, and it is hardwired to the router [08:31] their should be no issue lol [08:31] I don't know how to check that, except perhaps indirectly with netstat -nap, uptime (for load), iostat [08:31] I have never had a problem now it just started out of the blue [08:31] isn't their a way to check the processor load ? [08:31] Yes, uptime [08:32] what is the command ? [08:32] It's caleld the "load average". [08:32] databits: uptime [08:32] thanks [08:32] 03:34:58 up 2 days, 2:20, 2 users, load average: 0.08, 0.10, 0.13 [08:33] hmmm their should not be another user logged on [08:33] "The system imposes a maximum of 3 samples, representing averages over the last 1, 5, and 15 minutes, respectively." [08:33] or could that be my webserver ? [08:33] databits: I don't know; I'm not on your network [08:33] databits: now check the I/O load. [08:33] how do you check to see which user's are logged on ? [08:33] databits: w or who [08:33] the number of "users" is actually the number of login sessions [08:34] USER TTY FROM LOGIN@ IDLE JCPU PCPU WHAT [08:34] root pts/0 192.168.1.114 01:46 1:46m 0.31s 0.31s -bash [08:34] root pts/1 192.168.1.114 03:24 0.00s 0.26s 0.00s w [08:34] hmmm that must have been another putty window that I closed out [08:35] databits: don't log in as root [08:35] I'm installing some stuff right now [08:35] That is no excuse. [08:36] how do you kill a user's session ? [08:36] pkill -u fred [08:36] Or just yank the power cable out [08:37] Depends how much they're annoying me [08:37] databits: if you log out it should stop the session [08:37] I wanted to kill the other root session [08:37] I'm logged in as another account now [08:38] pkill -u root is probably going to shit your whole system [08:38] Don't do that [08:38] ok now how do you check the io load ? [08:38] 19:31 I don't know how to check that, except perhaps indirectly with netstat -nap, uptime (for load), iostat [08:39] iotop is nice too [08:40] databits: also check memory [08:41] if your memory is full and the system is swapping constantly... [08:41] how do you check the memory ? [08:41] Bah [08:41] iotop checks disk read and writes [08:41] databits: ps [08:43] iotop also shows swaping [08:43] Technically I think the term is "paging" [08:44] But TUIs are for wimps [08:44] dosn't look like anything is swapping [08:45] does anyone know of a command that will bring up a reading of my network bandwidth like iotop or iostat ? [08:45] JanC: how do you check the memory ? [08:46] if you aren't swaping, memory is not an issue [08:46] but the basic command to see memory usage is 'free' [08:47] JanC: thanks [08:48] well darn... now my webserver just went down lol [08:48] eh [08:48] everything went down lol [08:48] probably that kicking the root off eh lol [08:48] this is really bothering me why my ssh is so laggy [08:49] it has never been like this [08:50] Probably you're running phpbb or something and someone already rooted it [08:51] twb: what do you mean ? [08:51] darn I can never remember how to start alot of this stuff ... I need to write a startup script to start all my services lol [08:51] What I mean is "grumble, darn kids with their insecure PHP crap, get off my lawn" [08:53] phpbb isn't as bad as in the past anymore, I think? [08:53] * JanC also remembers the times when they got security fixes every couple of weeks ;) [08:54] restarting to see if this will fix any of my issues [08:54] JanC: all I bother to remember is "PHP is created by retards for retards, if you deploy anything written in it you WILL be compromised. Film at 11" [08:55] Having a high barrier to entry is a *good* thing -- it keeps the riffraff out [08:57] w [08:58] twb: when talking about necessary barriers; somebody just asked me "what software do I need to install to start a hosting company"... ;) [08:59] JanC: cpanel and a paypal gateway [08:59] >duck< [08:59] hmmm still having major lag [08:59] * RoyK += 0xc0ffee [09:28] rofl twb :D [10:10] ok wow I feel like a retard trying to figure this cyrus imapd out :) [10:10] can someone help me out ? [10:21] Erstelle dir deine eigene Umfrage - Beispiel: http://www.beerpages.de/view/2H/Anti-%22Die%20%C3%84rzte%22%20Kampagne [10:41] anyone alive ? [10:48] working on getting cyrus working with postfix [10:49] I'm pretty close to getting everything up and running by when I use the cyradm to create mailboxes [10:49] it is just hanging up, and is stating that it is not able to connect to the server [10:49] I'm able to telnet to port 25 on the localhost though. kinda stumped here [10:54] nevermind I got it [10:54] damn I'm getting good at this stuff heheh I can't remember command's worth a crap but I'm getting better :) [10:59] Subversion via Apache delivers .pdf in firefox as text/plain instead of application/pdf or octet-stream. Anyone with tips on how to fix it? Tried some of the things Google gives me with no results what so ever. [11:05] maedox: what is the command to run multiple shells on one ssh session [11:06] I want to run multiple command prompts [11:06] in one shell [11:06] My issue is only with firefox it seems. What the h***. All PDFs work fine with Chrome and IE. [11:07] databits: I don't understand the question. What exactly are you trying to do? [11:07] I wanna be able to switch between two cli prompts in the same windows [11:07] Anyone that can help me readd a disk to a mdadm raid? it says removed, and is counted as preferred minor. But it nothing wrong with it. [11:08] How do I make sshd start _after_ network on boot, reason: sshd won't autostart on boot if I set ListenAddress to a address [11:08] SlimG: set it to depend on network. [11:08] instead of running to putty window's I want to just use the same screen and use a command to switch between windows [11:09] maedox: How do I do this? [11:09] databits: byobu or screen might help you. [11:09] SlimG: I'm not exactly sure, but it should be in the upstart docs. [11:09] thanks maedox [11:10] maedox: thanks bro [11:26] maedox I have 4 screen created lol I'm trying to figure out how to close and switch between the different screen's lol [11:29] hello to all. does anybody know a step by step guide for how to install and run urchin on a ubuntu server ? [11:43] any good printed books about apache / ssl techniques? [11:48] Daviey: Did you get your clamav question sorted? [11:55] hi all. I'm setting up a test machine here now to do a comparison between OpenIndiana and zfs-fuse on ubuntu. This is not fair, but I want to see the numbers. Does anyone know a good and preferably easy-to-use/automated disk benchmark suite, preferably one that can show the results as pretty graphs... [11:57] RoyK: bonnie++ ? [11:58] popey: what about the graph part? [11:59] http://www.linux.com/archive/feature/139743 [11:59] that was the result of me typing "bonnie++" into google. [12:14] the following works fine for limited an IPs download, but does nothing to the upload... what am i missing? http://www.nomorepasting.com/getpaste.php?pasteid=35053 [12:16] New bug: #684685 in mysql-dfsg-5.1 (main) "package mysql-server-5.1 5.1.41-3ubuntu12.7 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/684685 [12:25] ScottK: With Alpha 1 work, being patch pilot and some other stuff i've been having to do - i haven't had a chance to reproduce it [12:25] sorry [13:59] mmmmmmm......donoughts [13:59] coffee.... [13:59] beer [13:59] scotch [14:00] raised fist gig in 5 hrs [14:02] New bug: #683828 in bind9 (main) "package bind9 1:9.7.0.dfsg.P1-1ubuntu0.1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/683828 [14:07] New bug: #683958 in quagga (main) "Upgrade quagga in lucid" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/683958 [14:13] jdstrand, you want to sponsor bug 43574 ? [14:13] Launchpad bug 43574 in server-papercuts "Needs Ubuntu-style init script" [Wishlist,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43574 [14:13] the fix is there. [14:18] smoser: I'd be happy to if you ack the fix. there was a question from you and a response from Dan DeMaggio that went unreplied [14:18] heck, if you ackd it I'd even upload it :) [14:19] i don't really see the question . [14:19] the upstart jobs provides equal functionality to the sysvinit job [14:19] we can open another bug for "should support respawn" [14:21] smoser: who cares about the cluster stuff within the server team? [14:21] RoAkSoAx, [14:22] smoser: is the workaround in comment #5 ok? if so, can you ack it in the bug? [14:22] RoAkSoAx: ping [14:22] i dont know if hte workaround in comment 5 is ok or not [14:23] i'd have to test [14:23] me either [14:23] ok. i'll try really quick [14:23] smoser: since it is a server papercut and assigned to you, I was just trying to drive the bug to conclusion [14:23] smoser: thanks [14:23] it shoudl hvae gotten in [14:23] just was missed [14:23] and then it was too late to get into maverick [14:24] it is ready [14:24] i'll test the respawn suggestion and comment [14:25] smoser: if you could attach a debdiff/update the merge so I can upload exactly what you are acking, that would be fantastic [14:25] i'll update the merge [14:25] smoser: thanks! :) [14:26] smoser: and I hope you didn't think I was being testy in the bug with the "Won't Fix" comment. it wasn't clear from the bug what the intention was wrt this feature, and I hate extremely old bugs that noone plans on fixing :) [14:27] oh, i think you're a real jerk, jdstrand, but not only for that :) [14:27] smoser: back atcha babe [14:27] :) [14:29] anyone know about webinar solutions for ubuntu similar to gotomeeting? [14:33] banker247, I have used several that work on my system [14:33] none of the open public ones though [14:34] but hp's works, and so did some other company's [14:40] patdk-lap, whats the pricing? [14:49] pricing? it's for hp support staff to talk to you :) [14:49] it's not open :) [14:50] I wish I could remember that other company's name though, cause they where using someone else to provide it, so you could buy from them [14:50] but can't remember, been several months [14:50] oh I know now :) [14:51] it was a microsoft webinar product [14:51] suprised the crap out of me [14:51] but it was completely java based, so it worked fine [15:12] New bug: #649833 in cloud-init (main) "uec images motd suggests tasksel, but tasksel not installed" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/649833 [15:16] What should be the name in a MX record? I have this data and it doesn't work. mail 70.38.122.58 MX. Should it be the full domain name instead of mail? [15:17] mx records should always have a valid dns name, ip isn't valid [15:17] example.com MX 10 mx.example.com [15:18] mx.example.com A ip-of-mx-server [15:18] kirkland: can you give me the euca2ools tests? [15:19] ok thx patdk-wk, let me try this [15:21] greetings [15:25] it works, thx again. So for the record you need a chain. MX record domain.tld points to A record and A record points to IP. [15:29] tomsdale kindof [15:30] MX record points to name, and the name returns normally A or AAAA [15:30] and/or [15:30] hell, it can even return 100 A's if it wanted to :) [15:34] soren: thank you for commiting the autobuilder changes, I had forgotten === Amgine is now known as Amgine_ === Amgine_ is now known as Amgine [15:41] smoser: fyi, I'm done patch piloting for the day. feel free to ping the patch pilot (see '/topic' in #ubuntu-devel) if another pilot doesn't pick up the xinetd changes [15:41] jdstrand, well, i just pushed the branch [15:41] smoser: (I think the next one will be available on monday) [15:41] if you want to ... [15:42] lp:~smoser/ubuntu/natty/xinetd/bug43574 [15:42] is there any way to speed up forwarding X apps over ssh? they are dog slow, even on my LAN. I'm not at home right now, and they are painfully slow... [15:42] smoser: I've got a meeting in a few and AA duties. I'll try to get to it though. If I can't, please don't hesitate to ask an on duty pilot [15:42] smoser: and thanks for your work on it! :) [15:58] Daviey: SpamapS: either one of you interested in covering Server in the release meeting? [16:21] New bug: #684804 in cloud-init (main) "cloud-init should fetch image-data as well as user-data" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/684804 [16:26] <[diablo]> afternoon all [16:29] <[diablo]> anyone know why I can not do an nfs import on a Ubuntu Server 10.10 KVM guest please [16:29] <[diablo]> fails everytime [16:30] grabbed the latest 10.04lts AMI image for EC2; have tried several keypairs I've generated, along with several usernames (root, ubuntu, ec2-user, etc.), but still getting publickey denied when SSHing in. [16:31] <[diablo]> do the virtual kernel support NFS? [16:34] hggdh: ping are you going to be using the testrig this afternoon? [16:36] zul: no, all yours. But be aware of bug 684304 [16:36] Launchpad bug 684304 in linux "cciss module does not identify resources" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/684304 [16:37] I have awesome set in my .xinitrc, now how do I get x to start with ubuntu server? [16:37] This upstart seems so complicated when I'm used to inittab [16:38] hggdh: *sigh* [16:40] <[diablo]> damn, that is annoying ... no NFS kernel module in virtual [16:40] <[diablo]> have to use stock [16:41] zul: plus ça change, etc [16:54] zul: we need to discuss SRU tracking [16:55] smoser: we need to discuss EC2 testing & QA ownership [16:55] kirkland: I need the euca2ools tests [16:56] hggdh, we can discuss whenever. [16:56] * hggdh /msg smoser so, what do we need to do? === shennyg_ is now known as shennyg [17:00] I have awesome set in my .xinitrc, now how do I get x to start with ubuntu server? This upstart seems so complicated when I'm used to inittab... [17:01] Whoops, meant to post to #ubuntu since this channel seems pretty dead right now [17:06] hey guys i have 22 clusters, and i dont have a NAS, i wanted to share 1 machines hard disk on all the machines to get a shared drive. Is that possible? and how? [17:10] ish10: are they all on the same LAN? [17:22] arrrghhh, yes they are [17:22] Is anyone here knowledgable with LVS routing techniques? If so, I need to pick your brains for a few on a problem I'm trying to solve. [17:23] ish10: samba if the clients are windows, nfs if you're all linux. [17:23] I know, I'm asking to ask, but it's a topic that is less well-known than other simpler topics. [17:33] is lvm a format similar to how ext3 and ext4? [17:34] or is lvm a total different concept? [17:34] for instance can i format it lvm and ext4? or is it either or? [17:41] ok, im adding a new hard drive and am curious if ishould have installed lvm [17:42] resno: do you know what LVM is? [17:43] Can someone point me in the direction to a how to to setup a dhcp3 server which automatically updates dns? [17:43] arrrghhh: i do. [17:43] resno: ok... then what's the problem? [17:43] anyone have issues with generating ssh-keys keys with passphreases and not able to use them to login into a server? [17:43] squidly: nope... do you have the key on the server? [17:44] I've got it set up the way I think it should work, but getting the error "dhcpd: if pfSense.test.com IN A rrset doesn't exist add pfSense.test.com 900 IN A 192.168.1.22: timed out. [17:44] arrrghhh: yea.. my this generated key keeps giveing me white space errors and what not [17:44] blistov: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/dhcp3-server [17:44] squidly: not sure what you mean by that.. [17:45] debug3: Not a RSA1 key file /home/cvantassle/.ssh/id_rsa. [17:45] debug2: key_type_from_name: unknown key type '-----BEGIN' [17:45] that [17:45] arrrghhh: im not sure. im found something im reading at the moment [17:45] blistov: looks like you have a bad value in there. you just point it to your DNS server. [17:45] squidly: have you checked that file? [17:45] arrrghhh: i'm not sure what it's supposed to look like.. [17:46] squidly: the file should be "authorized_keys" [17:46] i don't know if the name is important, i think it is. [17:46] arrrghhh: that is from my ssh client [17:46] and it should just have ssh-rsa and a bunch of jibberish after it that is the key. [17:46] squidly: i'm talking about the server. the server has to have the key in order to work... [17:46] for the public or the private? [17:47] arrrghhh, Which option do you think it is? Been fighting with this all morning. [17:47] arrrghhh: the server does have the key public key [17:47] squidly: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/Keys [17:47] blistov: i'd have to see your dhcp config. [17:47] blistov: but as always, if you don't know what an option does it's probably best to not enable it :P [17:49] arrrghhh, http://pastebin.ca/2009779 [17:49] arrrghhh, yea, the config is pretty lean right now. [17:49] blistov: why do you have the DNS as the loopback? [17:49] 127.0.0.1 as the domain-name-server?!? [17:50] look over that doc i sent [17:50] http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CBMQFjAA&url=https%3A%2F%2Fhelp.ubuntu.com%2Fcommunity%2Fdhcp3-server&rct=j&q=dhcp%20server%2C%20ubuntu&ei=vy35TPqIF4WglAfc26DhBw&usg=AFQjCNEfxPMjBxTV8ndJGxMk1RKX4BPkfQ&cad=rja [17:50] damnit [17:50] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/dhcp3-server [17:52] arrrghhh, Mudunno. I just noticed that the dns was overridden in a few lines later, with 10.0.0.10 [17:52] switched that to 192.168.1.1 and now I'm closer. Permission errors updating the test.com.jnl [17:53] arrrghhh, named[1404]: /etc/bind/test.com.zone.jnl: create: permission denied === Maletor_ is now known as Maletor [17:54] blistov: did you read that doc? [17:54] lots of good examples in there. [17:55] arrrghhh, The dhcp3-server doc? Yes. No reference to updating dns though. [17:55] you point the dhcp server to your dns server... [17:58] arrrghhh, yea, it was pointed correctly. Turns out the /etc/bind directory was not writable by bind group. [17:58] ah [17:58] that'll do it [17:58] arrrghhh, chmod 774 /etc/bind and is working now. [17:58] Thanks for you help man. [17:59] np. don't think i helped any, but hey :P [18:01] arrrghhh, ah, pointed me in the right direction :) [18:01] :D [18:07] New bug: #684874 in rabbitmq-server (main) "Merge rabbitmq-server 2.2.0-1 (main) from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/684874 [18:11] arrrghhh, One more question. Lookups from the default root servers in db.root are very slow (to the point of timing out on the first attempt). [18:11] arrrghhh, Any idea why this may be? [18:12] i'd trace the network traffic [18:12] see where you're having slowness. [18:14] arrrghhh, the first request seems to be going out to 192.168.1.254 ?? [18:15] Once that times out, it completes immediately with the first ns in db.root [18:15] you've got an error in your config somewhere [18:15] probably in you dns config, not sure. [18:16] or in you dhcp config, where it's pointing your dns to [18:18] so what do you do when your apt repo 404's? http://pastebin.ca/2009805 [18:19] bluethundr_: can you ping us.archive.ubuntu.com? [18:19] arrrghhh, yep! [18:20] bluethundr_: hrm. 1 sec. [18:20] how can I fix a server to boot, without a network card, when I have a nfs in fstab? [18:20] it just hangs forever in mount.all [18:21] New bug: #684879 in bacula (main) "package bacula-director-mysql (not installed) failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/684879 [18:22] bluethundr_: that doesn't exist... i don't know why it would direct you to something that doesn't exist tho. [18:22] bluethundr_: i would just grab a deb that does exist for your setup, once you have libldap2-dev installed it shouldn't complain about the dependency. [18:24] arrrghhh, actually an aptitude update -y seemed to take care of it [18:24] sorry for the alarm :) [18:25] lol [18:25] ok [18:25] heh [18:25] thanks for the input regardless! [18:25] needed to refresh your repo's :P [18:25] not sure why that wasn't my first conclusion, d'oh. [18:25] so it would seem [18:25] me neither lol [18:25] * arrrghhh should've known that. === GeekyAdam|zzZZ is now known as GeekyAdam [18:27] is there a way to provide dead drive resistance to lvm? [18:27] data parity? i think its called [18:27] resno: don't think so... you'll need raid on top of lvm. [18:27] well then [18:27] http://www.gagme.com/greg/linux/raid-lvm.php <---- see the "Initial set of LVM on top of RAID" [18:31] hggdh: do you want to discuss SRU stuff on monday? [18:31] zul: deal [18:32] zul: and daily VCSs [18:32] hggdh: sure [18:32] I'm trying to use virt-manager to connect to a remote KVM/QEMU virtual machine over SSH. However, that appears to want to use root access, and root logins are disabled on that machine. Is there a way to instruct virt-manager to use sudo instead of root? virt-viewer -c qemu+ssh://lagavulin.local/system MongoDB, the only problem is I can't figure out how to tell virt-manager to use my normal user. [18:33] virt-manager would be better since I still need to set stuff such as networking [18:33] arrrghhh: thanks, ill take a look at that. [18:35] Is there any way I can bypass doing external dns on my server and instead just tell clients to use 8.8.8.8 ? [18:35] blistov: yea, just specify that in the dhcp settings or manually configure the clients. [18:37] arrrghhh, thans. [18:37] thanks. [18:37] Now I just figure out how to turn off external dns resolution on the server and I'm set. [18:37] dns order is now 192.168.1.1, 8.8.8.8 [18:38] Would work fine except that 192.168.1.1 is trying to do external resolution as well ... [18:38] hrm. [18:38] blistov: sorry i'm not a dns expert, i know enough to be dangerous... [18:50] is it possible to get a list of packages which i have selected for manual installation? [18:54] how do you switch between screen's in the "screen" program ? [18:54] C-a then the number of the screen [18:54] the first one is 0 [19:02] New bug: #684875 in linux (main) "Patch to Natty 2.6.37-virtual breaks non-EC2 users" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/684875 [19:07] databits: or (C-a + C-a), or (C-a + ") [19:18] hello. i have big problem here with php and database. have this error message here in the logs. [19:18] [Fri Dec 03 19:38:49 2010] [error] [client 192.168.1.1] MDB2 Error: not found (-4): [Error message: extension sqlite is not compiled into PHP]\n [19:18] does anybody know how i can fix this problem ? [19:20] xperia: missing package? investigate: 'aptitude search php | grep sqli' [19:21] hello, I have a script to launch some PID files for a t38modem, I placed this in /etc/init.d/, made it executable, and added a symlink to /etc/rc0.d/ but still it refuses to launch on boot, any idea's? [19:22] when I press C+a it is just cycling through the last two screen's. it does not alow me to put a screen number in [19:22] zamarax: use rc2.d instead [19:23] zamarax: 0 is for halting your machine [19:24] haha, I obviously missed that somewhere [19:24] thanks, trying it now :-) [19:25] just out of curiousity as well, what is rc1.d then? [19:25] pmatulis: looks like it is installed => php5-sqlite - SQLite module for php5 [19:25]