=== kiall is now known as kiall|AFK === kiall|AFK is now known as Guest56225 === gpc is now known as Gulfstream === Gulfstream is now known as gpc [02:13] Does anyone here host a local ubuntu ubuntu repository, to install from? [02:13] s/ubuntu//; # :) [02:14] if so, i'm curious if you provided preseed options to the installer through a preseed file, or as boot options [02:14] it seems like there are two ways to do it [02:14] boot options seem better, since then the installer doesn't have to depend on the Internet being available [02:16] alas, the installer continues to look for archive.ubuntu.com, even when mirror/http/mirror and apt-setup/security_host are provided [02:16] must be more, to do... [03:13] hi, i'm about to file a bug in launchpad, `apport-bug php5` -- but its just a guess, and I'd like to hash how some details to pick the correct package. my problem is with less, or readline, or ubuntu, or php... not sure: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=10359461#post10359461 [03:13] if anyone has any thoughts could they hilight me, or post to that thread? thanks a ton :) [04:24] jzacsh: re your "CLI ISSUE #2": I cannot duplicate this in Ubuntu 10.04.1 here, using Esc and then j or k works for command history in mysql for me, when using your .inputrc . [04:27] jmarsden: thanks for taking the time to try. [04:27] i'm on 10.04. what is the extra point version? (10.04.1?) [04:28] Just a minor update, you probably have it too, do lsb_release -d to check [04:30] jmarsden: yes, i have .1 as well. (sorry -- in another channel need hilights sometimes) [04:31] jmarsden: i know its not _just_ me -- as i had people in the drupal.org issue queu (linked in my issue) say they also experience this in ubuntu (only) [04:31] jmarsden: rr... nvm, i'm thinking of CLI ISSUE #1 -- (its late here) [04:32] OK. And your mysql is linked against libreadline as usual, right? What does ldd `which mysql` |grep readline output? [04:33] jmarsden: ahahah, lol.. wow. now i don't have the issue in mysql either [04:33] mayb eit was a recent update (has to be -- i've bene chasing this for months) [04:33] OK... I'll stop trying to duplicate it :) [04:33] * jzacsh checks python [04:34] very very strange. [04:34] oy. [04:34] jmarsden: so ISSUE #1 is reproducable for you, then? [04:34] I'm not sure, I found #2 easier to understand how to duplicate so I went for that one first. Trying #1 now. [04:36] Doing php -r 'print_r(get_defined_constants());' |less seems to work as I would expect it to, so no, #1 I can't yet duplicate either. [04:36] jzacsh: ^^ [04:36] * jzacsh makes sure that hasn't fixed it self either [04:38] jmarsden: okay, that's still an issue for me -- i have: `php --version`: http://dpaste.de/fqgy/raw/ [04:40] Um. In 10.04.1 ??? In Lucid you should have 5.3.2-1ubuntu4.7 not 5.3.5 . [04:40] jzacsh: ^^ I keep forgetting to highlight you... [04:41] jmarsden: i may have upgraded (very possible) -- i work as PHP dev as my day job, -- but I don't honestly remember for this laptop-- I rarely use it. [04:42] OK... not sure if that matters or not. What does php -r 'print_r(get_defined_constants());' |cat -e -v |tail -1 output for you? [04:42] * jzacsh tries [04:43] jmarsden: )$ [04:44] (without the preceding: "jmarsden: " [04:44] Ok, same here... so there is no unwanted ^M in there on your machine... at least not one that is visible to cat -e -v ... so what is less seeing? [04:44] jmarsden: hmm.. very strange, php -r 'print_r(get_defined_constants());' |cat -e -v |tail -1 [04:44] wh00ps [04:45] jmarsden: php -r 'print_r(get_defined_constants());' |cat -e -v | less has the same issue [04:45] That starts to suggest that #1 is more to do with less than with php output?? [04:46] jmarsden: that's what was also suggestd in php.net bug i posted. [04:47] i've heard a lot about this possibly being related to how ubuntu packages less [04:47] If you do php -r 'print_r(get_defined_constants());' >somefile you can then hexdump -c somefile and less somefile and prove it is independent of php, perhaps? [04:48] jmarsden: nope, its fine when read back from a file.. [04:48] OK. does lv have the same issue? [04:48] php -r 'print_r(get_defined_constants());' > ~/tmp/buggy; cat /home/jzacsh/tmp/buggy | less [04:49] jmarsden: lv? [04:49] sudo apt-get lv # another viewer [04:49] sudo apt-get install lv # I mean. [04:49] jmarsden: sorry, i was just running those test on my archlinux box. oy (ssh confusion) -- sorry [04:50] Ah... not so useful, that. Also, check what set |grep LESS outputs, you can radically alter less behaviour with lesspipe stuff... [04:50] so, yes, the above ^ command runs without any issue (to file, then to less) on my Ubuntu system as well. [04:51] OK. I think I have some custom stuff in my .bashrc for lessopen/lessclose, now I think about it... [04:51] jmarsden: LESS=' XFRr ' [04:52] Just for fun, try export LESS=MMich4 and then retest [04:54] jmarsden: yes, same behavior with the options you requested. [04:54] Hmm, OK. That's what I use... I was hoping the rR might be what was causing less to behave poorly for you. [04:55] not okay when passed directly through pipes (eg.: ` ... | cat -e -v | less`) and okay when passed to a file (eg.: `... > ~/tmp/buggy ; less < ~/tmp/buggy) [04:55] so, is still suspicious that things are not okay when passed directly along through the pipe [04:56] jmarsden: i have to go soon, but if you could either comment on the ubuntu-forum post, or just start a launchpad.net/ubuntu bug, that would really be very awesome. [04:57] thakn you for all the help so far. this machine i'm chatting from shouldn't get disconnected, so i should See hilights should you hav emore to say. i'm off to bed for now :) [04:57] jmarsden: ^ [04:57] jzacsh: I'll see what I can do. I need to duplicate the issue first, really... will try in a new default user without all my customizations and see what happens. [04:58] jmarsden: whatever you can find or can _not_ find, if you'd post to that forum thread at the least, that'd be aewsome :) [04:58] ciao [04:58] Bye === sre-su is now known as Janes147 === Janes147 is now known as sre-su [08:22] Hello, I have recently installed the Postfix and Dovecot package on my Linode server. My problem right now is setting it up in my Evolution client so that I can access that email account. Can anybody point me to a guide that will walk me through the specs I have to put into Evolution for the new account? [08:30] is there a download for the -virtual kernel? [08:31] Datz: apt-get install it [08:32] ah, thanks [08:42] If I'm on 10.04 install, do I have to sick with a certain kernel version? I'm on 2.6.32 now, but aptitude search shows linux-image-2.6.35-22-virtual [09:08] exit [09:11] Datz: you probably screwed up, then [09:12] Ah, that kernel has been backported to lucid-updates. [09:12] IMO you should stick to .32 unless you have a really good reason not to [09:51] thanks [10:00] hey guys. Is there some way I can configure the fastest mirror? [10:00] deb mirror://mirrors.ubuntu.com/mirrors.txt lucid main universe [10:02] ty [10:03] Not exactly fastest, but random country mirrors. [10:03] well atm im getting <200kB [10:04] jpds: the "mirror" method will always pick the first entry returned by the smart server [10:04] Adman65: As you're in the US, try mirror.anl.gov. [10:04] twb: "smart". [10:04] I'm told it returns based on geoip, but I don't know how granular that gets [10:05] jpds: right, "smart" as in it violates the spirit of HTTP by not returning static, stateless content :-( [10:05] It's cached. [10:06] * twb thinks the whole "web app" think should FOAD and go back to Display PostScript. [10:06] s/think /thing / [10:06] Still, if you want to find the fastest mirror, you're better off looking at routes and seeing which mirrors you have peering with or something. [10:07] http://mirror.{a,p}nl.gov/ happen to be the two 10Gbps US mirrors there are. === doko__ is now known as doko [11:25] aptitude seems to assume --purge-unused.. how can I reconfigure that? [11:29] hi, how to make service starting automatically on 10.04 ? [11:30] <\sh> lauris: check /etc/default/ [11:30] and if there's no such file ? [11:31] kerozene: run its gui and hit f10, then wander through the options [11:31] kerozene: it's in there somewhere [11:31] I've no gui [11:31] creating empty file didn't helped [11:31] kerozene: yes, you do. [11:32] kerozene: you may not have a *raster* GUI, but you are very unlikely to be ssh'ing from a printer [11:32] gotcha [11:32] Just run "aptitude" without arguments [11:32] yeah [11:33] \sh, service --status-all shows [ ? ] mysql [11:34] twb: I only found gui options [11:34] Sigh [11:34] Dependency handling > [X] Remove unused packages automatically [11:35] under Options? [11:35] F10 > Preferences, IIRC [11:36] F10 > Options > Preference [11:36] yeah, it's not there. this is 8.04 [11:36] good call tho [11:36] Grmph [11:36] * twb wanders over to amc.prisonpc.com [11:37] [X] Remove unused packages automatically [11:37] ...it's there in 8.04 [11:37] That's aptitude 0.4.9-2ubuntu5 [11:38] beautiful. works [11:38] not used to that ui: scrolling, split screen etc. [11:39] <\sh> lauris: mysql should come up by default when you don't have any bugs in your config [11:39] i can start it manually with service mysql start [11:40] so i assume there are no bugs in the config [11:42] lauris: 10.04? [11:42] As at 10.04, mysql is started from upstart, not sysvinit [11:42] yes, 10.04 [11:42] <\sh> lauris: when you check the upstart script, it says start on (net-device-up and local-filesystem and runlevel [2345]) so this works as expected, or you have something missing from the start on events [11:42] how can i check this ? [11:42] <\sh> eventually your net-device is not up, or your local filesystem isn't mounted [11:43] lauris: with great difficulty :-/ [11:43] \sh: looks like the mysql upstart job has some stinky spinlocks and things, I suppose they could be borking [11:43] \sh, this might be the case since i use openvz guest for running mysql [11:43] \sh: did you check his /var/log/auth.log and syslog? [11:43] <\sh> lauris: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/wiki/Debugging [11:43] lauris: that's why [11:43] lauris: openvz and lxc do not generate the lo event that upstart expects [11:44] lauris: here's what I do: http://paste.debian.net/105515/ [11:44] <\sh> twb: hmm...lo up is triggered by udev, right? so it should run with any udev events regarding a NIC coming up [11:45] \sh: he's running a container [11:45] <\sh> twb: ah no udev then [11:45] \sh: the kernel events are consumed by the dom0; the domUs don't see them [11:45] He probably has udev within the container, but it just sits there on its ass [11:45] The ifupdown NMU 0.6.8ubuntu29.1 "fixed" a bug where the lo up event was raised twice [11:45] * \sh hoorays for bare-metal ;) [11:46] So you (or at least *I*) get the case where an update from lucid-updates suddenly causes all containers to stop booting [11:46] Now, openvz is a little different from lxc, but I expect he's running into basically the same issue -- it might be a slightly different event [11:47] host is running on debian [11:47] FWIW, OpenVZ isn't supported by Ubuntu anymore [11:47] which is supported. [11:47] They dropped it in favour of LXC, which isn't really production-ready as at 10.04 :-( [11:48] and then i run ubuntu guests on top of it [11:54] ok, i assume i'd better workaround it [13:40] we are looking for a solution with which we can monitor network traffic at various points across our network i.e. by protocol like for example a network tap. Does anyone know of any existing software for this? [13:43] hi all [13:43] i'm installing ubuntu server 10.10, but the partitioner isnt working properly [13:44] i'm trying to set up software raid on 2 disks [13:44] i succeed in creating the software raid setup, but i can't subsequently partition the raid disk [13:46] SockPants: is there any particular error message you are getting? [13:47] JamesPage: no errors. right now i see the raid disk with an ext4 partition (i created that earlier for a lack of alteratives). selecting the disk and hitting enter does nothing but flash the screen, i can't delete the partition so i can't create swap space [13:48] i've restarted the server and tried again but nothing changed [13:50] SockPants: just reminding myself of how the installer works for RAID (did one a few months back) [13:56] SockPants: are you selecting the partition or the disk? [13:56] smoser: Where can I find some info on the desktop cloud images? [13:56] selecting the disk just flashes the screen, selecting the partition leads to the 'use as, copy, erase, done' menu [13:58] SockPants: OK so if you configure the use as 'do not use this partition' [13:58] JamesPage: that's how it's configured now [13:59] right - and then delete the software raid partition using the 'Configure software RAID' option at the top of the partition disks screen [14:00] JamesPage: that works, it deletes the raid disk [14:00] SockPants: does that get you to where you need to be? [14:01] JamesPage: no, i'm trying to get a root partition and a swap partition on the raid disk i just removed [14:02] SockPants: OK - and do you want to use LVM on top of the RAID-1 configuration? [14:02] not necessarily [14:02] oh [14:05] SockPants: you will need to setup a RAID device per partition you want to create if you don't use LVM [14:06] ah in that case i misunderstood [14:06] how come i can't partition the raid disk as if it were a physical one [14:06] SockPants: or you can configure the RAID device as an LVM physical device and then create LVM volumes within it. [14:09] SockPants: good question - I'm not sure [14:10] * JamesPage looks to see if there are any reasons why this can't happen. [14:10] soren, uec-images.ubuntu.com [14:10] they're basically just images with ubuntu-desktop in them. [14:11] smoser: Ah, no NX or anything like that? [14:11] well... [14:12] it looks like they currently all have a lucid-built nx from http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-on-ec2/vmbuilder/automated-ec2-builds/view/head:/vmbuilder-uec-ec2-fixes [14:13] woops. from http://ppa.launchpad.net/freenx-team/ppa/ubuntu . the previous url has details [14:14] i thikn i'll probably yank that or deal with it some other way in natty for alpha3 [14:15] morning all! [14:15] RoAkSoAx: morning [14:15] yo [14:16] how's it going ? [14:20] SockPants: Software RAID disks can be partitioned - but this has not always been the case; [14:20] SockPants: so this is probably a hangover from the days before Software RAID devices could be partitioned. [14:20] JamesPage: i believe then i'm missing some option in the partitioner [14:21] actually i'm pretty sure i was able to remove the partition on the software raid disk once before and then choose to partition the free space into 2 partitions [14:21] but i can't reproduce it [14:21] SockPants: :-) always the trick.... [14:21] there's no option to remove the partition or create a new partition table anywhere [14:22] SockPants: looks that way - the only workaround I can suggest is to use LVM ontop of the RAID device [14:23] i see. thanks for the help! [14:24] SockPants: it would be a nice feature of the installer as it would make setting up RAID much quicker [14:31] shauno: rules added via the ufw cli command are sotred in /var/lib/ufw or /lib/ufw depending on the version of ufw your are using. also, (again, depending on the version of ufw you are using), you can use the /usr/share/ufw/check-requirements to see if your kernel has everything needed to use ufw [14:43] hi === _21h_ is now known as Guest72970 [14:44] can someone please suggest me about running the query in Oracle ? [14:46] New bug: #706945 in php5 (main) "php5-fpm package does not include a logrotate file" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/706945 [15:00] SockPants: I raised this feature under bug 706949 [15:00] Launchpad bug 706949 in partman-md "Partitioning of RAID devices is not possible through installer" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/706949 [15:00] JamesPage: great, thanks for the effort! [15:00] i hope it gets fixed [15:01] SockPants: if you want to add any more information to be bug report/and or confirm it that would be great. [15:01] JamesPage: i'll have a look [15:03] zul: remember our brief conversation about Samba 4 in main last week? [15:04] JamesPage: yeah and its still not going to happen [15:04] zul: I know; but its been pointed out to me that only the Preferred dependency has to be in main. [15:07] JamesPage: Yes, that's correct. [15:09] zul, soren: so could we not support existing samba4-client installs using smbclient | samba4-clients ? [15:09] smbclient: in main [15:09] why again? [15:09] JamesPage: Sorry, what? [15:10] * soren is completely missing context [15:10] Context: [15:10] bug 704377 [15:10] Launchpad bug 704377 in nagios3 "nagios3 requires smbclient, tries to uninstall samba4-clients" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/704377 [15:11] smbclient conflicts with samba4-clients so if you install nagios3, samba4 gets un-installed in preference to the smbclient dependency [15:11] * JamesPage forgets that soren is not a mind reader [15:12] JamesPage: nack [15:12] JamesPage: Sure, if nagios is happy to use the samba4 equivalent of smbclient, just add it as an alternative in the Depends. [15:12] zul: Why not? [15:12] bug 525287 [15:12] Launchpad bug 525287 in lvm2 "Add support for corosync based clusters in clvm" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/525287 [15:12] soren: because i can just see this causing headaches down the road [15:12] There's a bajillion examples of this in the archive. [15:12] Roughly. [15:12] soren: name one [15:13] I didn't actually count them. [15:13] soren: i assumed you didnt ;) [15:13] We have eleventy billion mta's, for intance. [15:13] Only two are in main, yet a lot of packages specify a dependency on mail-transport-agent. [15:14] It's less direct, since it's a virtual packages, but that causes more headaches, not less. [15:14] But sure, I'll find an example. [15:15] Heck, we even have dependencies that don't exist at all! [15:15] adduesr depends on debconf | debconf-2.0. debconf-2.0 doesn't exist. [15:16] alsa-utils depends on whiptail | dialog. dialog is in universe. [15:16] rght you made your point [15:16] ...and I've only made it alsa-utils (going alphabetically). [15:17] Ah, debconf provides debconf-2.0. My bad. [15:18] Apache depends on any MPM. The itk one isn't in main, yet validly fulfills the requirement. [15:20] how to connect to internet any one??? [15:20] i mean my server [15:21] anyone here [15:21] ?? [15:21] have a small problemo [15:22] hullo can anyone help [15:22] !details | suman [15:22] suman: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." [15:24] ok sorry ..pls wait [15:25] I am running ubuntu server edition which is not connected to internet ..i jus need a command which connct it to the internet...sorry for my english [15:27] actually i installed server edition first but now want to switch to desktop edition ..am trying sudo apt_get install ubuntu_desktop [15:27] its not working syaing that cannot locate the package [15:27] suman: The package name is ubuntu-desktop not ubuntu_desktop [15:28] yeah i did that by mistake i typed that [15:28] suman: There is no 'one command' that connects a server to the internet. Do you see your network connection in ifconfig === Guest56225 is now known as Kiall [15:29] one coulumn is lo [15:29] and other isvirbr0 === Kiall is now known as Kiall|AFK === Kiall|AFK is now known as Kiall [15:30] its showing my ip n stuff [15:31] Can you ping 8.8.8.8 ? [15:31] wait will do that [15:33] network is unreachable [15:33] output:network is unreachable [15:34] can i come back some one knocking my door [15:35] Sure [15:36] i now seem to be in a situation where i can't partition at all [15:37] is there any way i can manually force-delete / ignore all the info it thinks it has? [15:37] sure [15:37] .. in the installer? [15:38] dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdx bs=512 count=32 ... that will completely wipe your partition table [15:38] leprechau: how do i get to a cli [15:38] where sdx is the drive you want to wipe [15:38] boot cd into 'rescue a broken instalation' mode from the first menu [15:38] smoser: there? [15:39] here [15:40] hggdh, [15:45] Pici:i am back ..can u please guide me to connect to internet [15:46] pici:r u there [15:46] ?? [15:48] can anyone help me connectiing my ubuntu servr edition to internet [15:49] ??? [16:00] is there any way to switch to a cli in the middle of installation [16:01] SockPants: You can togle consoles with the usual combos like alt-f1 thru alt-f4 [16:02] If memory serves 4th console is where all the output messages are appearing [16:04] suman: I got called away to work on something, are you still having issues? [16:04] yeah [16:05] hm ok [16:05] how can i manually make a partition table on /dev/md0 during install? it cant find parted [16:05] rusty149:yeah [16:06] SockPants: use fdisk /dev/md0 [16:07] suman: Is this a virtualized server? [16:12] JamesPage: thanks, that seemed to work, but then there was an error anyway. what's the command for setting up software raid manually? [16:14] hi @ all [16:16] bräuchte hilfe beim Compilern [16:19] RoAkSoAx: there is a newer drbd8 in debian [16:22] zul: yeah! upstream is releasing a newer version though [16:22] RoAkSoAx: cool [16:22] zul: but I'll take care within this or next week... [16:23] zul: btw... what kernel is natty gonna ship? [16:23] .38 i think [16:26] zul: ok, thanks! Then I guess Debian version should be enough for us! [16:31] New bug: #706988 in mysql-5.1 (main) "Major Bug in MySQL 5.1.49 up to 5.1.52" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/706988 === mquin_ is now known as mquin [16:40] Goooood morning u-bun-tuuu [16:41] good evening:) [16:41] Hey SpamapS [16:43] how do you sys admin manage emails [16:45] When I was a sysadmin (now an OS developer) I viciously attacked anything that caused email to arrive in my inbox, and never used filtering [16:45] now I do the same actually ;) [16:45] which version of ubuntu works with/has ibm db2 express-c in partner repository? [16:45] Hey SpamapS good weekend? [16:46] New bug: #706995 in cobbler (universe) "Cobbler references init scripts in /etc/rc.d/init.d" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/706995 [16:48] hey, does anyone know whether symbols in passwords can mess with IMAP over SSL? [16:48] <[diablo]> anyone noticed problems booting min. virtual guests that are 10.10? [16:49] <[diablo]> I sometimes get hangs, and have to restart em via virsh (triggers the ACPI) [16:52] SockPants: I'm not sure what tools are available in the installer environment but here is a good place to start http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Software-RAID-HOWTO.html === oCean_ is now known as oCean [16:54] zul: great weekend thanks... yours? [16:54] SpamapS: a whee bit too cold [16:55] zul: I know when you say that, it means it was unbelievably cold [16:55] SpamapS, -23C right now [16:55] thats quite a bit colder than my current 17C ;) [16:56] I'm at 23C [16:59] * SpamapS wonders how long before somebody throws RoAkSoAx and he in a freezing swimming pool at an ubuntu event. [16:59] s/he/him/ :-P [16:59] hahaha [17:00] hi. i found my server powered off. it wouldnt power on. in the end it did. now i want to take a look at the logs in case i find what happened before the shutsdown. nut which log? [17:07] http://pastebin.com/kcLk9MVg [17:09] what does the above tell us? [17:10] Does the connection function? [17:11] now yes [17:11] and no kernel msgs [17:12] It looks to me like eth0 and eth1 are being disabled as independent interfaces and then brought up as part of the bridge. [17:12] it is just that the above where its last words :p [17:13] now such msgs appear now. and the server is full functional [17:13] in fact i am speaking to you through that bridge [17:13] There's that famous saying "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." [17:14] i must prevent the next failure [17:14] so there may be something to fix [17:32] New bug: #652312 in cloud-init "apt cache not up to date on first boot" [Low,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/652312 [17:36] SpamapS: for that cobbler i was thinking of combining the cobbler_web.conf and the cobbler.conf into one [17:40] zul: that would mean combining cobbler-web and cobbler again. [17:40] oh hey zul o/ [17:41] SpamapS: yeah maybe not a good idea :) [17:41] zul: the whole point of the cobbler-web package was that you install it and get the web interface.. no install.. no web interface.. [17:41] zul: I'm wondering if we should push to have our version included upstream as like, cobbler_web_debian.conf [17:41] zul: the two philosophies are somewhat different [17:42] SpamapS: probably [17:42] zul: and we can always include the common bits [17:42] zul: but I was thinking that would be in the "make the web interface better" effort next cycle [17:43] SpamapS: meh...i dont want to step on people's toes [17:43] hey lynxman [17:43] SpamapS: thats more landscapish [17:43] New bug: #603329 in cloud-init "mounts option to cloud-config skips devices not starting with /" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/603329 [17:45] zul: landscape is so many lightyears ahead of it.. I don't want to do any work on making the interface itself better... I just want to make it easier to install. ;) [17:46] SpamapS: ah sure [17:46] zul: I do think that landscape should be able to be plugged into it similar to spacewalk. [17:47] SpamapS: well the base is there its up to them if they want to use it or not [17:58] has anyone here ever used ubuntu on an ibm server? [18:12] SpamapS: does this look sane to you? [18:12] http://people.canonical.com/~chucks/05_fix_init_paths.patch [18:13] zul: reading [18:15] zul: error in ""%s/named restart", % which_init_path" (and dnsmasq, dhcpd) , should be ""%s/named restart" % which_init_path", note the "," [18:15] RoAkSoAx: right [18:19] zul: I'm not sure I like the approach of looking in /etc/init.d for a file... [18:19] zul: service kind of already has this logic.. but a bit misplaced [18:19] !seen twb [18:19] I have no seen command [18:19] SpamapS: does fedora have service? [18:21] SpamapS: because that would be more distro agnostic [18:21] I "sudo aptitude install linux-image-2.6.32-27-virtual" but when I restarted I still see 2.6.32-27-server. Is there something more I need to do? [18:22] zul: YES it does have service blablabal start etc etc [18:22] RoAkSoAx: win [18:22] zul: though, as it is expected, the name of some services might different [18:26] zul: yes, I believe we took it from fedora [18:29] Datz: iirc -server is equal to -virtual now [18:31] New bug: #707050 in nut (main) "Lost patches0004-netvision-improvements-lp-600950.patch" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/707050 [18:40] RoyK: interesting.. why would there be -server and -virtual then? [18:40] I guess I should have tried another kernel version, then I'd know if there was a switch :P [18:41] Datz: the virtual kernel does not need physical h/w drivers? [18:42] pmatulis: that was my impression [18:44] Doonz: did you try manually booting into the virtual kernel? [18:45] just press shift during boot [18:48] hi...when I dmesg, I get an error from SMBus complaining about the buffer lenght...aparentely it needs 42 and only has 20...where is this configured? [18:48] RoyK: you mean Datz right :P [18:48] I will try though [18:48] thanks [18:50] Datz: I did, wrong nick :P [18:50] Shall i pastebin the impdb logs ? [18:50] I have exported DB on EE and trying to import it to SE on Oracle 11g R2 DB Server [18:50] I get lot of errors [18:50] Please suggest/guide [18:50] I am not getting help at #oracle or ##oracledb [18:51] kaushal: I don't think this is an oracle channel, so you may dump it to /dev/null - less hassle [18:51] you not getting answers does not make it an ubuntu issue, right? [18:51] zul: btw.. still don't wanna sponsor lvm ? :) [18:51] RoAkSoAx: not really [18:52] linux needs a good filesystem that can mirror zfs' work [18:52] btrfs may be the one, but the current progress isn't showing much potential [18:52] yeah :( [18:52] btrfs is on the way... [18:53] we installed FreeBSD for our NAS just for ZFS [18:53] it btrfs different from drbd? [18:53] RoAkSoAx: you haven't found anyone to sponsor it yet? [18:54] mdeslaur: nope :( apparently nobody want's to touch that package :) [18:54] RoAkSoAx: what's the bug # again? [18:55] bug #525287 [18:55] Launchpad bug 525287 in lvm2 "Add support for corosync based clusters in clvm" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/525287 [18:55] oCean: btrfs has some of the stuff zfs has, like block-level checksumming and raid-1, but it isn't ready, and hasn't been worked on very heavily for a couple of years [18:56] and what about DRBD? [18:56] oCean: drbd isn't a filesystem, it's a block-level replication mechanism [18:56] Ah, ok [18:57] And glusterfs? That's enitrely different thing? [18:58] *entirely [18:58]