[00:20] Hi. I'm running apache2 web server on ubuntu. I'd like to ring a bell or flash a light or do some other action in the physical world every time a certain page is visited. I'm sure this has been done before. Are there any existing devices that support this? [00:29] markus27: you could install the "beep" package, and run beep every time the page is visisted [00:50] tsrk: Thanks. Might be a quick first step in that direction [00:50] markus27: yeah, you just gotta figure out the link between /var/log/apache2/access.log and the beep, and whatnot [00:51] markus27: there's also this: http://llg.cubic.org/led/ [02:20] hi guys. is anyone familiar with link aggregation or bonding? [02:22] !anyone [02:22] A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? [02:28] twb: k. I'm trying to make the best of a server w 2 NIC's & has a pretty hefty net load. basically a NAS. I'm looking for good, current guides on setting it up & what mode to use [02:30] HEy; Perhaps someone can throw me a boe here; had to update Samaba to fix a bug (Compiled it outside the repo) [02:30] but now I dodnt have a init.d script or that "service" thing that ubuntu likes to use [02:30] So.. not sure how to start/stop at boot and whatnot [02:31] tsrk: I'm not seeing a beep package in the list of mods - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Apache_modules Which one were you referring to? [02:31] markus27: it's an ubuntu package [02:31] markus27: you can call "beep" from the command line to make the computer beep, but you could also call it from PHP or somewhere else [02:32] Got it. [02:34] Anyone any idea? [02:34] kieppie: last time I looked, trunk like that was pretty trivial, as long as the other end of the trunk runs compatible gear (linux, cisco or sun). [02:36] [ [02:37] twb: I'm not too sure re infrastructure @ this point, but it's a 1000 Mb/s connection (& 1 spare) serving about a dozen XP & W7 hosts doing some pretty intense I/O to SMB shared (CAD & Animation) [02:38] OK, trunking only matters at the two endpoints of the trunked connection [02:38] so I'm trying, at the moment, to figure out the best mode to use [02:38] e.g. between your NAS host and the switch or router it's plugged into [02:39] If your two gigE lines go from the NAS into a dumb switch, you can't have trunking [02:40] I think it would be best to assume that scenario. are you referring only to the trunking, or to link aggregation too? [02:40] (Unless you trunk further upstream, which is almost certainly useless, unless your inter-switch fabric is at least 2gbps) [02:40] trunking = bonding = aggregation [02:41] they all mean "combining multiple (link-layer) links into a single logical (link-layer) link" [02:41] ok. thanks. [02:42] I'm reading though some of the ubuntu docs, and they seem to indicate that there are modes that do not require anything special [02:43] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LinkAggregation#Bonding%20Modes [02:43] " IEEE 802.3ad Standard Dynamic Link Aggregation (not required if using adaptive load balancing or active/backup). " [02:43] so I'm trying to do the best with the kit I have on hand [02:44] Ah, that rings a bell [02:44] I admit I'm more familiar with the other way (802.1q) -- multiple logical links over a single physical link [02:45] I'm not familiar with that. do you mean running multiple IP's over a single NIC? [02:47] it looks like mode=6 (balance-alb) is the safest fall-back option if I'm unsure re kit [02:52] Well, the specific example I have is a one-NIC server providing DHCP for several discrete networks [02:52] It was a SFF host, so I couldn't put more NICs in it [02:53] Hmm.. [02:57] This is driving me nuts [02:57] Trying to find a deb file or a rep that I can install a newer version of Samba [02:57] Slyboots_: why? [02:58] And what version do you want? [02:58] Because Windows 7 is crapping out on me and breaks Smbclient [02:58] Need.. 3.5.6 [02:59] Something to do with Windows sign-in asssist or some crap breaks Samba; which is fixed in 3.5.6 [03:01] OIt exists in Natty Narwall.. but how to I install that on top of my M. Meercat [03:01] .. I think Im on meercat.. [03:01] aye; 10.10 [03:01] http://paste.debian.net/102963/ [03:02] ... What? [03:03] Im not sure what that link is.. supposed to mean [03:04] It means the version you want is available in Ubuntu [03:04] It just isn't available in maverick [03:05] Yea.. But its in Narwall; but how do I install that into a Mavrick system wihtout you know.; breaking [03:05] very very carefully [03:06] :P [03:06] This is why I hate linux sometimes :P [03:07] Actually what you have to do is find or create a "bbackport" For a simple package, creating a backport is mostly just recompiling the source package (apt-get --build source foo). Likely samba is going to be too complicated for that. [03:08] Slyboots_: if it wasn't linux, you'd be fucked, because all you'd be able to do is call up the vendor ask beg them to create backwards-compatible version. At least here you have the option of employing someone to do so. [03:09] e.g. if you wanted to run the latest IE on a really old version of Windows, the ONLY people that can make that happen is microsoft, so they have a monopoly on doing it [03:09] Its not really the same thing [03:09] i want the *next* revison :P [03:09] I can build aind instlal samba from source but it falls to bits as I dont have any init.d or "service" scripts [03:13] Headache :P [03:17] no idea what to do baout this tbh [03:17] sod it' will stick with the default version and think of a way around this.. [03:24] For something as hairy as samba, that would certainly be my recommendation [03:24] (Well, I'm *assuming* Samba is hairy.) [03:49] Hi all. Is there any way I can the Ubuntu exim4-config package to regenerate all the split config files in /etc/exim4/conf.d/ as they would be on a fresh install? [03:49] dpkg-reconfigure doesn't do it, reinstalling doesn't do it... [03:49] I guess you could purge and reinstall it [03:50] tried that [03:50] You *purged* first? [03:50] just get a conf.d with several empty dirs [03:50] Purged *all* the exim4 packages? [03:50] hmm, i may have just purged exim4-config [03:50] i'll try purging all of them. [03:50] thanks [03:50] I don't know much about exim4, but that's what I'd try [03:50] Or just create a new chroot (e.g. debootstrap) and install exim4 in there, then copy the config files out === RudyValencia- is now known as RudyValencia [05:13] Okay, so I have some sudden strange problems with ocfs2 under pacemaker. I have 2 nodes trying to use ocfs2, and it was working fine up until suddenly earlier today. Right now, 1 node can take the ocfs2 mount, and the second one fails. When I try to mount manually cause it does seem to load o2cb on the second node. Anyway, the error I get trying to mount: [05:14] mount.ocfs2: Configuration error discovered while trying to join the group [05:14] They're both using 10.04.1 with pacemaker and ocfs2 stuff from the clustering PPA. [05:15] Also the mount that pacemaker's trying to do, stays actively in the process list. [05:15] 1582 ? D 0:00 /sbin/mount.ocfs2 /dev/vdc1 /home -o rw,acl [05:16] 2022 ? D 0:00 blockdev --flushbufs /dev/vdc1 [05:16] That too. Both D status. [05:22] D means waiting for I/O [05:23] Or just generally stuck in kernel-space [05:23] Right, uninteruptable sleep, I know that. ;) [05:23] Sorry, I'm used to #ubuntu-* querents being duuuuumb [05:23] But that happens right after it tries to mount the ocfs2 mount after loading o2cb. ;) [05:24] Yeaaaah.. Understood. [05:24] That's why I'm here, not there. This is a server as well, so. ;) [05:24] This is an #ubuntu-* channel, dude [05:24] But whatever; I don't know OCFS2 so I can only triage. [05:26] So I notice the Ubuntu Server Guide only describes NFSv3 for networking /home. [05:27] That is SUPER sucky, because NFSv3 basically trusts anyone on the network anyone NET_RAW capabilities (i.e. everyone). [05:29] heh [05:29] Hmm, on further reading it appears to be exporting both NFSv3 and (unauthenticated) NFSv4. [05:29] At the client's choice [05:29] Yeah, and NFS sucks. [05:29] v3 and v4, especially for failover support. [05:29] Psi-Jack: what do you suggest, CIFS or AFS? [05:29] I am.... unimpressed by pam_mount [05:30] My /dev/vdc device is a multipath'd iSCSI device provided as a kvm virtio drive to the server. [05:30] (Recall that this is for mounting users' $HOME.) [05:30] twb: Out of those? Maybe AFS. [05:30] I'm open to other suggestions, I just haven't seen anything even THAT production-ready [05:30] *seen anything else [05:31] But my /home is an ocfs2 shared iSCSI device. :p [05:31] twb: Well, really depends on what you need, and the overal goals. You can't just "choose" randomly what you want and hope it works for the best. [05:35] I have a heterogeneous mix of mostly linux workstations, laptops and servers in a single-site LAN running over 100baseT on a good day. I need users to be able to login (solved with LDAP/SSL) and I need them to be able to access both their home directory and a shared data directory, both stored on a central server. The access should be subject to at least POSIX DACs, MACs (e.g. apparmor) are optional. Advisory lock [05:35] ing is sufficient. Circumventing the DAC should be difficult, preferably non-trivial. Site policy prevents me from dictating what software the users run, e.g. I cannot prevent users having root on their own machines. [05:36] Whatever solution I deploy MUST work on 2.6.32, SHOULD work as far back as 2.6.18 (pref. 2.6.8), and if it works on legacy FC3 and SunOS, that's a mild bonus. [05:37] Hmmmm [05:37] NFSv3 then. [05:39] My chief objection to NFSv3 is that if you have root on any client box, you have full access to the NFS fileshare [05:40] use rootsquash. [05:40] root squash does not fix it. [05:40] viz: su - fred, now you can edit all fred's file [05:40] *files [05:41] Hmmm.. I see your problem. And there's not much you /can/ actually do about it. [05:41] besides policy changes. [05:41] I think nfsv4+kerberos would fix it... [05:41] Or isolated mounts. [05:41] In other words, only mount their home directory, period. [05:41] Psi-Jack: that's how cifs+pam_mount works [05:42] Yeah, but CIFS != POSIX. [05:42] You can do the same approach with NFS, automounting their home directory by NFS. [05:42] THat doesn't stop root on a client running mount whenever they want [05:42] Course, they could still su to the other user and it'd happen the same way, but you can restrict what systems can mount by NFS export rules. [05:43] In other words, isolate the mounts by workstation IPs. [05:44] Hum, that's reasonable [05:44] Yeah, that would only become a problem IF they need to be able to login from any system, and if that were the case, then you /need/ a policy to prevent full use of root access. [05:50] Talking to the other sysadmins here, I think I have a viable mix of policy change and locking down the NFSv3 server (per IP) and the root on the clients [05:52] Yeah. if it's company equipment, locking down root is essential, especially if you want to comply with any kind of security policies, like PCI, SOX, etc. [05:59] It's probably a bit different for my organization, which is an ad-hoc bag of rent-a-sysadmins [05:59] So they're even worse than the engineering staff, who want root access so they can compile random shit into /usr/local :-) [06:02] engineers should not have access to anything [06:02] heh, exactly. [06:02] I know [06:02] pen and paper ONLY! [06:02] And an HP-48 of course [06:02] even then make sure the pen isn't sharp [07:23] to what permissions i set my /var/www -directory (og = www-data) if i want another user to be able to create/remove directories/files under it? [07:24] should i add the user to group www-data also [07:29] anyone here running nginx? I'd like to install it cause it's lighter than apache and supports phusion passenger, but I'm wondering how straightforward it would be to use PHP and Rails with it? [07:31] blaenk: you'll need to invest a little more time into its initial configuration. other than that, it's just a web server [07:32] joschi: cool thanks, appreciated [09:19] Has anybody successfully gotten slapo-ppolicy working in a cn=config-style openldap slapd? [09:19] I *had* it working in 8.04, but this new-fangled crap is... not obvious. [09:27] Hello there.. [09:27] i just did an upgrade of the packages [09:28] and now i get the following message [09:28] dpkg: error processing grub-pc (--configure): [09:28] subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1 [09:28] Errors were encountered while processing: [09:28] grub-pc [09:28] E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) [09:29] How can i fix this? [09:30] dpkg --configure -a [09:31] But the problem is further up than what you pasted [09:31] It's probably something like grub-pc running os-prober, which tries and fails to read /dev/cdrom. [09:31] that is all i get now when i type "apt-get upgrade" [09:31] except for the message that 1 is not fully installed [09:32] sudo dpkg --configure -a [09:32] Setting up grub-pc (1.98-1ubuntu9) ... [09:32] dpkg: error processing grub-pc (--configure): [09:32] subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1 [09:32] Errors were encountered while processing: [09:32] grub-pc [09:32] the same again [09:32] !pastebin > BlackDex [09:33] BlackDex, please see my private message [09:36] The output of dpkg --configure -a > http://paste.ubuntu.com/546539/ [09:36] sorry btw [09:42] hello - for KVM, what brings the best io performance for disks - qcow, or raw? would my disks maybe be faster if I converted my qcow disks into raw? [09:42] It depends on your write profile [09:43] write profile? [09:43] copy-on-write is a more expensive operation, but I think it'd pay of for non-sequential writes. [09:43] yann2: like are you writing to /var/log or to a postgres database [09:43] I get very bad perfs with qcow2 when the disk needs to grow, which is the only way vmbuilder can create them, which is a bit unfortunate [09:44] Uh, qcow2 size is decided up-front. Unless by "growing" you're referring to population of what is effectively a sparse file. [09:45] If you're doing raw to a *file*, that literally is a sparse file. [09:45] by growing I mean when a 50GB qcow2 file takes only a couple of GB in the beginning (the space effectively used) on the host [09:46] and yeah I was talking about raw to a file, instead of a qcow2 file [09:46] yann2: well, they're both growing in the same way [09:46] compare ls -hl foo.raw with du -h foo.raw [09:46] am using qcow2 right now [09:47] My personal preference would be to assign raw LVs to VMs, rather than files [09:47] from what I remember you can create qcow2 images that grow, or with space preallocated (man qemu-img) [09:47] Or entire disks and leverage intel VT-d, but I can't justify that expense [09:48] you mean, use LVM more? [09:48] yann2: having the virtual disk as a file on another filesystem means you're paying the filesystem layer cost TWICE [09:48] I wonder if converting my qcow2 to raw and then back to qcow2 would be beneficial, as it'd allow preallocating [09:49] If you just say kvm -hda /dev/mapper/foo-bar, then you aren't [09:49] LVM has a cost too [09:49] Granted [09:51] I think I'll try converting to raw and back to qcow2 so that the qcow files dont grow anymore... I believe its the growing thats killing my perfs [09:52] I believe you're silly, but whatever [09:54] really? [09:54] once I noticed that the qcow2 file was growing by slices of 2-3MB [09:55] and that my speed was good while copying a few MB, then suddenly dropping to something ridiculously low [09:55] and that just copying a GB file over and over and over, and then removing it (thus increasing the qcow2 file) was significantly improving write speed [09:55] but that was with an older version of kvm [09:57] could someone help me with a upstart & path problem? [09:58] I have a upstat script that's trying to start a ruby daemon, but the ruby file can't require some dependencies [09:59] Hm. Anyone have a feeling for when we can expect postgres 9 turning up? :) === masACC is now known as maswan [10:00] dewey_: fix the $PATH in your script/end script stanza? [10:03] twb: doing that, but it probably has to do with rvm [10:03] + I could do it wrong of course [10:03] I guess that's the ruby interpreter? [10:04] yes, it's an easy way to swtich between ruby versions [10:05] twb: http://pastie.org/1397451 [10:05] "export HOME=/home/sysadmin".... nnnngh [10:05] just to make sure... [10:06] [[ is a bashism. It is not valid in sh (which is what upstart uses... I hope.) [10:06] ok [10:06] But congrats, that's the ugliest upstart job I've ever seen [10:06] newb as you can see, but trying :) [10:06] haha [10:06] well, because it isn't working [10:06] "start on startup" is also very likely wrong; it should at least wait until you have a root filesystem [10:07] twb, can't blame the author, upstart documentation non existent as far as I remember [10:07] To be honest you're probably safer sticking this shit in /etc/rc.local, which runs at the very end of the boot process [10:07] yann2: granted, but I'm busy ranting about slapd right now so I don't want to get started on upstart... :P [10:08] well ok, will google again [10:10] sysadvent published a nice article on upstart a couple of days ago, I promised myself to take time to read it http://sysadvent.blogspot.com/2010/12/day-19-upstart.html [10:12] I get the impression that upstart's driving forces have moved to Google and/or switched to developing systemd, so I don't intend to invest any more time in it than I have to [10:13] oh? :( too bad, seemed promising [10:15] yann2: go look at the systemd salespitch [10:24] IMO systemd is a FAR better approach [10:24] I would be very happy to see it replace upstart in ubuntu [10:24] IMO *insserv* is a better approach than upstart [10:25] I can't disagree there [10:25] Hell, I even prefer minit/cinit. At least they don't mix two discrete DSLs in a single file like a flipping PHP user [10:25] upstart is faster than sysv, but it's just a pile of headaches and work [10:25] qman__: is it faster than startparized sysvinit? Because I doubt it's that much faster. [10:26] either way, it's not faster enough to justify the mess [10:26] I mean, my laptop is sid and it boots in under five seconds, compared to the one second or so for my (empty) lucid servers. [10:26] But the *BIOS* on the enterprise servers I deal with (which probably includes linux in the ILOM) takes like two minutes, so I don't care about an extra four seconds... [10:26] I like the idea of systemd because it's basically eliminating startup scripts [10:27] not completely, but it's a lot less involved and a lot more automated [10:27] qman__: that's like saying computers will eliminate paper in the office [10:30] twb, what brand? on many of them you can disable some checks, which is sometimes useful [10:31] I don't have one in front of me now, but I've had dells, HPs and IBMs do it recently [10:32] yeah [10:32] especially anything with several RAID controllers [10:32] I don't think I HAVE a BIOS that loads in under 5 seconds [10:33] except for my laptop, startup time is just not important to me [10:33] I would much rather have it work [10:34] of course, compared to windows, even 8.04 was fast [10:34] hum. using virtio with raw devices under kvm... fail :( [10:35] qman__: OpenFirmware! [10:36] before I finally nuked it for good, my windows install was taking in excess of five minutes to boot, it was pathetic [10:36] never had any linux take that long [10:36] I think an extra five seconds or so is pretty insignificant [10:39] I wouldn't know about that. Last Windows I ran was NT5.0 [10:39] you didn't miss anything [10:40] Well, I missed out in hard links [10:41] I've hard linked on win2k before [10:41] php.ini workaround [10:43] Hmm.. [10:44] Anyone any idea on a pratical solution to running steam on a headerless ubuntu server? [10:44] steam as in Valve's Steam? [10:44] Not intrested in ctually playing games; just using the download manager of the client [10:44] mmm [10:44] probably not going to happen without X [10:45] if it's server data you could use hl2ds/srcds [10:45] Nah; want to run a copy on the server to make it simpler to backup games and download the huge ones overnight [10:45] Prefer NOT to use X though; since its a waste of disk-space [10:45] well, for steam to work, you need wine [10:45] and steam doesn't have a command line interface either [10:46] it's going to need an X display [10:46] heh; so Im crap out of luck [10:46] Xvfb [10:46] Could install X with a reall light WM I suppose I just use VNC [10:46] Or Xvncserver4, if you need to connect to it [10:46] Or, of course, just run X over the network [10:47] Nor do you need a WM to use X, just start clients with the appropriate -geometry option. Default behaviour is focus-follows-mouse. [10:47] Mmm [10:47] qman__: does steam even have a native Linux client, or does one just use wine and hope for the best? [10:49] Wine only [10:49] I wish the gaming industry would get a clue... [10:50] steam does not have a native linux client [10:50] but srcds/hl2ds do [10:50] there might be a way to get those to download regular game data [10:50] or there might be a separate tool you can use [10:51] I'd look into that before attempting to rig up an X just for steam === twister004_ is now known as twister004 [10:58] srcds? [10:59] the dedicated server [10:59] it downloads the data the same way steam does, and runs on headless linux natively [11:00] Is it FOSS? === dewey__ is now known as dewey_ [11:02] not sure, I don't think so [11:02] it is free to use, but I think you can only get binaries [11:05] I hear you can't even play single-player games without putting the windows box on the network [11:06] (And allowing it egress connections to steam's server.) [11:06] yeah, it has to phone home at least once before the game will play [11:06] once it has, you can go in offline mode [11:06] Once per game, or (say) once per game per day? [11:07] once per game, ever [11:07] OK, that's not as bad as I was lead to believe [11:07] the only time it has ever really been a problem was at the launch of half-life 2, and their servers couldn't keep up [11:08] they learned quick after that one [11:08] Aye; Steam is not to shoddy [11:09] qman__, starcraft 2's release wasnt too great either :) [11:10] YankDownUnder, yes, but that's blizzard, they go down after most of their patches, a game launch it's fully expected [11:26] New bug: #693338 in tomcat6 (main) "package tomcat6 6.0.20-2ubuntu2.2 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/693338 [11:29] Hm.. [11:30] Dont they make a decent rsync client for windows? [11:32] Slyboots_: cwrsync [11:33] It's just the relevant bits of cygwin (libcygwhatever, rsync and ssh) [11:43] * RoyK just uses basic cygwin/rsync with windoze [11:56] Mm.. [11:57] Right that doesnt actually seem to give me the rsync program :P [12:04] what? [12:04] cygwin comes with rsync [12:05] cygwin provides a package picker thingy [12:05] You might need to run that and say "gimme rsync" [12:05] cygwin's setup.exe [12:06] Using cysync [12:06] Just keeps saying "rsync.exe not found" [12:06] Slyboots_: maybe take it to ##windows [12:07] aye [12:07] Slyboots_: just install cygwin with rsync and ssh - that works [12:22] does someone know why upstart gives the following error: [21595]: Error: Could not execute su [12:22] it's running as root [12:29] Presumably because it can't execute su [12:33] I've changed it to /bin/su and now it's working [12:33] sweet [13:01] is there a way to find a pid file? [13:02] dewey_: `find` [13:02] dewey_: PID files are really not standardized in any way [13:02] yeah but the name is not clear [13:02] dewey_: and basically really only contain the PID of the process in question [13:03] but i need it for monit to monitor [13:03] can't find it anywhere :p [13:03] dewey_: does the process create one? [13:03] yes [13:03] I think Debian policy and start-stop-daemon(8) encourage people to put them in /var/run/ [13:03] dewey_: so you know it's there [13:07] dewey_: lsof -p pid-of-whatever-process-having-the-pid-file-open [13:08] RoyK: the PID file usually only written on startup of the daemon and then closed [13:08] RoyK: thanks, that worked out [13:09] hm, is there any use in keeping the PID file open? [13:09] not really :P [13:17] New bug: #693369 in mysql-dfsg-5.1 (main) "package mysql-server-5.1 5.1.41-3ubuntu12.8 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess new pre-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/693369 [13:21] New bug: #693372 in nagios3 (main) "Error starting nagios3" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/693372 [13:29] Hello.. [13:29] i have a problem with upgrading [13:29] here is the error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/546539/ [13:29] how can i fix this? [13:53] hi i need some help with apache, can only get one page to show, no sub pages from an external pc [14:09] BlackDex: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/692163 and https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/693059 [14:09] Launchpad bug 692163 in grub2 "package grub-pc 1.98-1ubuntu9 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] [14:26] rigved: Thx.. i almost got afraid i did something wrong :) === umarmuha_ is now known as umarmuha [14:33] zul: don't suppose you had any plans of doing a new samba-daily upload anytime soon? :) [14:37] hi can anybody help me with ubuntu server networking settings (two nics) [14:37] !ask | emre [14:37] emre: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) [14:38] I have installed ubuntu server in a vmware machine [14:38] I have two nics (hostonly and bridged) [14:38] eth0:192.168.123.12 (static) [14:38] eth1:192.168.234.40 (dhcp) [14:38] I can ping everything in lan wihtout issue. I cannot ping outside lan. [14:38] My resolv.conf file shows correct dns server [14:38] If I disable eth0 than I can ping outside of lan [14:38] how can I make this two eths work together [14:38] did you define a gateway for eth0? [14:39] yes [14:39] well, there is your issue [14:39] it is 192.168.123.1 [14:39] emre: pastebin /etc/network/interfaces [14:39] !pastebin [14:39] For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [14:39] emre: you made 2 gateways [14:40] if remove gateway for eth0 than I cannot ping my host 192.168.123.1 which is the host that is running vmware [14:41] emre: you made 2 default gateways. you should create a static route for contacting the host [14:41] there is no such thing as a gateway for a nice [14:41] there are routers for networks, default gateway is for network 0.0.0.0/0 [14:42] so should I disable eth0 gateway? [14:42] hmm, if you have 192.168.123.12 on eth0 [14:42] and you can't access 192.168.123.1 [14:42] I wonder what your netmask is [14:42] New bug: #693189 in mysql-5.1 (main) "package mysql-server-5.1 5.1.41-3ubuntu12 failed to install/upgrade: Pakket is in een ernstige inconsistente status - u moet het opnieuw installeren alvorens het te verwijderen." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/693189 [14:42] emre: pastebin /etc/network/interfaces [14:42] assuming your probably using /24, it should just work, no gateways needed [14:42] than how can I ping 192.168.123.1 is host's ip adres and 192.168.123.12 is guest. I have a netmask 255.255.255.0 [14:43] zul: do you know if anyone ever bothered to look at https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6724 ? [14:43] bugzilla.samba.org bug 6724 in File services "smbd panic action with yield_connection name=0x0" [Normal,New] [14:44] I am on a different network to chat with. I cannot reach vmware now so I cannot get interfaces file contents to paste here. [14:45] I will gather that or ask for irc access from within company [14:45] thanks [15:16] New bug: #693422 in php5 (main) "can't install php5-cli" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/693422 [16:05] ok i am still struggling with this box.. at one point i were able to get to previous linux kernel from grub and then I got fsck status 4 .. I need to run fsck on disk /dev/md1 .. so I booted from live CD and picked Rescue mode.. but I do not see fsck in there.. any idea how can I fsck now ? === unreal_ is now known as unreal [17:13] bug 581941 might be the same as bug 690401 [17:13] Launchpad bug 581941 in nfs-utils "statd does not start automatically when needed nor can be forced to start on boot" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/581941 [17:13] Launchpad bug 690401 in nfs-utils "statd startup races with / becoming writable" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/690401 === bdmurray_ is now known as bdmurray [17:13]