[00:08] MCE is quite nice [00:09] got some reboots from a server and MCE told me it was memory fault....... [00:13] i want to connect to my virtualized o/s on my server using virt-viewer w/o ssh. how do i do it? [00:14] virt-viewer -c qemu://192.168.1.101:50001/system win_ult7 does not work [00:18] hi, I could really use your help: hp storageworks is linked via fibrechannel to two dl380 running ubuntu. I can mount the nas without problems (multipath) but copying files etc. the fs on the nas (ext3) is corrupted. Any ideas? [00:19] sascha_: corrupted in content only, or metadata problems too? [00:20] ? [00:20] sascha_: are you trying to mount an ext3 filesystem from two different machines? [00:20] SpamapS: fsck.ext3 has to repair lots of inodes :-( [00:20] how do i use virt-viewer w/o ssh? [00:20] RoyK: yes [00:21] binaryhat: what is virt-viewer? [00:21] sascha_: that's asking for trouble [00:21] ext3 doesn't support that [00:21] https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/libvirt.html [00:23] RoyK: why? should not the controller of the storageworks prevent simultaneous write operations? [00:23] sascha_: You may want to look into CLVM if you want to create volumes that can be mounted on one server at a time [00:23] sascha_: haha no [00:23] sascha_: the filesystem is cached locally - use something like GPS [00:23] sascha_: GFS is also an option. [00:23] sorry, GFS [00:23] sascha_: but first ask yourself why you want to do this. :) [00:24] spamaps: f..ck [00:24] sascha_, you need some sort of cluster filesystem for that, like SpamapS suggests, be very careful about mounting an ext3 fs on several filesystem [00:24] yu might want to use NFS [00:25] spamaps: I want to store our virtual machines on the nas. In case of hardware failure I can quickly switch over [00:25] sascha_: shared storage filesystems are complex, and not very well tested in the linux world [00:25] sascha_: NFS would work well with that [00:25] CLVM too .. [00:26] OCFS might work as well [00:26] interesting SpamapS I didnt know about that, is it commonly used for virtualisation? [00:28] yann2: It works just like lvm .. but it has cluster awareness so you don't botch up your metadata by messing with it on two machines [00:28] I'd recommend something like GFS or OCFS [00:28] SpamapS: but not very stable and not very supported? [00:29] spamaps, royk: thx, I will check on the recommended file systems at once [00:29] I use CLVM once about 5 years ago and it was simple and worked. Not sure if it has been maintained since [00:29] sascha_: I think if your NAS supports NFS, you should use NFS [00:30] its the simplest solution [00:30] royk: ocfs the experimental mark hast been removed in recent kernels [00:30] ok - didn't know that [00:31] still, using ext3 for shared storage is a little like russian roulette [00:33] its more like kamikaze warfare [00:33] * SpamapS disappears again [00:33] well, russian roulette with all six chambers filled :P [00:34] spamaps: I am already browsing the manual [00:35] sascha_: about he "not very stable" comment, that went to CLVM, not OCFS [00:36] spamaps, royk: it was so easy, install multipathd, format the virtualdisk, mount it, finish. I should have known it was too easy :-) [00:36] just use a filesystem that supports multiple mounts [00:37] ext3 certainly does not support that [00:37] spamaps, royk: thank you very very much. I really appreciate your help. Have nice day. I will at once begin working on the problem. [00:38] good luck :) [00:38] hey guys i have having issues trying to host multiple websites with ubuntu 10.04 can anyone offer some help [00:40] Angryfurby, grep or locate the vhost examples under /usr/share/apache2 [00:41] ok let me take a look [00:41] because i think i messed up up on creating virtual.conf [00:42] don't have vhost examples i just looked [00:42] Angryfurby, what you want is a vhost.conf example, whereever it turns out to be [00:46] /usr/share/doc/apache2.2-common/examples/apache2/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf [00:47] Angryfurby, I had to start my Xen server to look for it [00:47] Angryfurby: create new /etc/apache2/sites-available/whatever.conf files [00:47] i already did [00:48] symlink them to /etc/apache2/sites-enabled [00:48] let me pastbin the configs [00:48] reload apache [00:48] did it also [00:48] but it just doesn't load them [00:48] * RoyK mumbles rtfm [00:49] angryfurby: does your apache load one site at least? [00:50] yes the default [00:50] but not the others [00:51] angryfurby: for all your domain names the default page is loaded, right? [00:51] http://pastebin.com/1chVknCj [00:51] at one point yes [00:53] atm they only load the default page [00:59] angryfurby:sry, it took some time: try this. it is a VERY basic httpd.conf http://pastebin.com/9H4xWRvL [01:01] i see now i will try it [01:11] success ! [01:11] you have to assign the virtual host [01:11] to a ip address correct === ksx4system_ is now known as ksx4system [03:35] I am getting "ssh connection refused" :( sshd is running so I guess firewall it is then. How can I fix it? === dean is now known as compengprof [04:24] is anyone available to provide some help with kvm and virsh? [04:26] hello? [04:39] I'm looking for some help with kvm and virsh. I followed the insructionsw in http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/virtualization.html to create the bridge and vmbuilder to create the vm, but it keeps getting stuck as Grub stage 2 [05:14] i disabled root in ssh , but if ill add user to sudoers file i should do without sudo right? [05:15] is there a way of telling what speed the net if is operating at apart from transferring some data? ie is it operating at gigabit or just 100Mb [05:24] wizardslovak: yep [05:25] wizardslovak: ah sorry, you add user to sudoers with sudo/root [05:25] wizardslovak: but you login with normal user and then elevate to root using sudo [05:25] gobbe, yeap [05:25] yea but lets say i want to transfer file from laptop to server with filezilla [05:25] fluvvell: ethtool [05:25] i cant do that as i am logged as user and root is dissabled [05:26] wizardslovak: well, if you know root's password you can [05:26] wizardslovak: su - [05:26] yes [05:27] but i dissabled root in ssh_conf [05:27] the ssh-option only makes root-user not to login [05:27] yep, it means jsut that you cannot login with root-user [05:27] it doesn't prevent user to become root with sudo or su [05:27] gobbe, thanks - have just been trying ethtool out - seems a bit reluctant to give meaningful output from my r8169 based card [05:28] in filezilla you cant write in command [05:28] of course cannot [05:28] once you loggin as user i cant use sudo or su [05:28] you need to ssh in [05:28] if you want to move files with filezilla add correct rights to your user [05:29] aha [05:30] so just adding user to sudoers wont do that [05:30] no [05:30] it allows user to run commands as root [05:30] !sudo [05:30] sudo is a command to run command-line programs with superuser privileges ("root") (also see !cli). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for more information. For graphical applications see !gksu (GNOME, Xfce), or !kdesudo (KDE). If you're unable to execute commands with sudo see: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/fixsudo [05:31] ok [05:31] so to transfer file to root owner folder it should work [05:43] weird [05:44] i got wordpress and phpbb using same port for email [05:44] but when i sent emails from both i get them on my gmail [05:44] but my friend only gets from phpbb [05:44] not the blog [05:46] should i change ports? [05:48] Technically it's for switching users, not necessarily for *escalating* privileges [06:12] twb: well, technically it's switching user, true [06:12] wizardslovak: what is your smtp-server? [06:13] e.g. sudo -u www-data debmirror [06:13] yep [06:15] smt.gmail.com [06:24] if you use gmails smtp it will change from address to your gmail-address [06:32] gobbe: in the envelope? [06:33] yep [06:33] so that you cannot use googles smtp to send something that is not googles account [06:33] Meh, normal users do not look at the envelope [06:33] i noticed that once when i sent one job mail from mobile phone, using googles smtp [06:34] twb: well, it changes reply-to also [06:34] so it looks like it was from gmail [06:34] No, it doesn't. [06:34] I just checked. [06:34] well, at least it did that ~6 months ago [06:34] when i used it on my mobile phone [06:34] maybe they have changed it [06:34] Probably that was your MUA [06:34] no it wasnt [06:35] i have only one account in my mobile phone, and it's email-settings have nothing to do with my gmail, only gmail related was smtp.gmail.com [06:35] http://paste.debian.net/105788/ [06:35] That's sent via smtp.google.com [06:35] It sets the *Sender* -- that's not the same as Reply-To. [06:35] ok, so they have changed it [06:36] it used to be that reply-to was also changed [06:36] that was the reason why i then did my own smtp-server [06:36] Having said that, I have seen the occasional paranoid MTA reject such mail [06:37] What I normally do is tell msmtp to pick the smarthost based on the From [06:37] yep [06:38] Also, I highly recommend msmtp for satellites. [06:38] And for debugging MTAs :-) === administrator_ is now known as sascha_ === sascha_ is now known as sascha__ [06:47] good morning, is here someone in this channel who can answer me some questions regarding the oracle database file system (running under ubuntu server)? [06:49] !ask > sascha__ [06:49] sascha__, please see my private message [06:58] is the oracle database filesystem capable of managing simulanious r/w access (nas) from two attached servers (fibre channel)? [07:04] ocfs(2)? [07:04] /dev/drbd1 on /j0 type ocfs2 (rw,_netdev,noatime,nodiratime,heartbeat=local) [07:05] and it's mounted on two machines with r/w, so answer is, it is [07:05] :) [07:07] Hang on, drbd ≠ ocfs [07:08] well, filesystem is ocfs [07:08] Oh, I see [07:08] and i'm using it also with FC [07:08] on other machine [07:08] ocfs on top of drbd [07:08] yep [07:08] drbd just handles mirror [07:08] it needs also filesystem :) [07:08] The output format was weird [07:08] yea, sorry [07:08] I set up drbd once [07:09] I lost interest when the work to make the root filesystem a DRBD node turned out to be nontrivial [07:09] I think we went with md on top of aoe instead [07:10] <\sh> drbd as rootdevice? sounds evil [07:13] it's not root device [07:14] aah [07:14] sorry, you talked about other :) [07:14] twb. gobbe: sorry, lack of sleep ocfs2 [07:14] sascha__: yep, it's capable of dual r/w [07:14] sascha__: i would go with it, especially if you have only two nodes [07:15] sascha__: gfs2 is better if you have several nodes and fencing device, but without those i would go with ocfs2 [07:15] 2nd question regarding ocfs2 can I disable the bail-out function if heartbeat stops responding? [07:15] I only have two nodes attached via fc to a hp san [07:16] on the san I store virtual machines for vmware [07:17] the idea is (until we have money for vmware vcenter) that even if one server dies I can start (manually) the virtual machine on the second server [07:25] * twb grumbles about proprietary solutions [07:30] twb: do you mean my solution or the vsphere center? [07:30] sascha__: anything [07:30] specifically it's a kneejerk reaction to "vmware" [07:31] I'm rolling out a new mailserver (postfix+dovecot+mailman). The current plan is to use postgrey and spamassassin against UCE. Anyone want to sell me on an alternative? [07:31] twb: :-), why, they were the ones who brought virtualisation to market and I feel more comfortable with them than with M$ [07:32] sascha__: if by "the market" you mean 80x86, I guess... [07:32] twb: no good solution, well tested [07:32] twb: of cource x86 [07:32] s/390, sparc and power had stuff before vmware IIRC [07:33] twb: sparc does still exist? the last sparc I know of was installed in university 15 years ago [07:33] sascha__: right, that's when it had virtualization [07:34] x86 not having hardware virtuzalition from the start was really a symptom of being designed for washing machines [07:35] "Hardware-assisted virtualization was first introduced on the IBM System/370 in 1972, for use with VM/370, the first virtual machine operating system." [07:36] twb: that was before I was born :-) [07:37] And apparently SPARC only grew true hardware virtuzalition at the same time as x86 -- I guess I was thinking of its fine-grained SMT [07:38] twb: sry, I really enjoy chatting with you, but I have to answer some calls. I will be back online later, cu [07:38] Whatever, man [07:38] twb: I really mean it to hear from an "oldster" about the old ages ;-) [07:38] twb: bye [07:38] I'm twenty-five! [07:39] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popek_and_Goldberg_virtualization_requirements is the paper I was thinking of. [07:40] can someone help me with smartctl? [07:40] !ask > aliverius [07:40] aliverius, please see my private message [07:41] twb: why this? [07:41] No comment. [07:41] do you want me to pastebin the output? === fenris is now known as Guest20801 [07:41] directly? [07:41] aliverius: you have not stated the problem yet. [07:41] i want to open a discussion sorry [07:42] i have a problem with a hdd obviously and i am testing it with smartctl [07:44] `sudo smartctl --attributes --log=selftest --quietmode=errorsonly /dev/sdb` gives no output [07:44] does this mean the disk is ok? [07:44] I don't know. [07:44] I use smartctl -t short /dev/sda [07:45] Then inspect it with smartctl -a /dev/sda [07:47] also [07:47] i copied a 47gb file to the problematic disk [07:47] md5sum is ok [07:47] no errors in dmesg either [07:47] That is not a useful test. [07:47] (before i changed cable, io would create many errors) [07:59] Hellols [08:06] Ïîäñêàæèòå ãäå ìîæíî íàéòè ìàíóàë ïî óñòàíîâêå è íàñòðîéêå IRC SERVER ? [08:07] WinnerOK: UTF-8, please. [08:08] !ru [08:08] Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке / Pozhalujsta posetite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke [08:08] OK [08:10] !ru [08:10] Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке / Pozhalujsta posetite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke [08:10] In Russian is not nobody: ( [08:11] WinnerOK: sorry. [08:12] I'm looking for a manual for installing and configuring the IRC SERVERA on ubuntu 10.04 at manul suitable for any version! [08:17] ubottu: apt-get install ircd-irc2 [08:17] Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [08:17] Oops === Guest20801 is now known as ejat [08:26] New bug: #708493 in openssh (main) "cannot login anymore: Read from socket failed: Connection reset by peer" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/708493 [08:28] twb: is this serious? [08:28] # 1 Short offline Completed: read failure 90% 18 491864576 [08:28] # 2 Short offline Completed: read failure 70% 18 491864560 [08:28] # 3 Extended offline Completed: read failure 80% 11 491866296 [08:43] morning [08:44] sigh, cannot get (have rarely had) the ability to send mail from a remote device. always get these errors: [08:44] Jan 27 08:42:20 jcrdevelopments postfix/smtpd[6151]: warning: SASL authentication failure: cannot connect to saslauthd server: No such file or directory [08:44] Jan 27 08:42:20 jcrdevelopments postfix/smtpd[6151]: warning: unknown[109.181.95.213]: SASL LOGIN authentication failed: generic failure [08:45] I set up my mail server as per the 'perfect server' for 8,04 LTS. [08:45] it worked on day 1 but then since something has happened and its stopped [08:45] I can recieve mail no problem (on my imap client on my phone) but cannt send [08:49] aliverius: yes, it's seroius [08:50] aliverius: it says that the last third of your disk is buggered [08:50] it is strange because i run a long test yesterday and it didnt catch any errors [08:51] Shrug [08:55] * aliverius shrugs too [08:56] IMO you should go buy new disk(s) and restore from backup ASAP [08:56] Preferably set up an md RAID1 or RAID5 while you're at it. [08:56] New bug: #708504 in php5 (main) "PHP 5.3.5 is available." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/708504 [08:57] twb: they are on raid already [08:57] Then you're in luck -- you only have to replace the dead disk and resync [09:32] twb: do you know how i can distinguish which hard disk is the faulty one? [09:38] Uh, it's the one you ran smartctl on [09:43] ... it is /dev/sdb but which one is sdb? [09:43] which physical unit [09:44] You can use hdparm or sdaparm to get its serial number [09:53] morning [10:03] now it wont boot [10:03] and my raid is bad [10:03] there must be a problem with gpt and the special grub partition [10:03] should i have put it in the raid partition? [10:12] New bug: #708537 in mysql-dfsg-5.1 (main) "package mysql-server-5.1 5.1.41-3ubuntu12.9 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script killed by signal (Segmentation fault)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/708537 [10:31] New bug: #708551 in libvirt (main) "libvirt depends on SSL paths that don't exist in ubuntu" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/708551 [10:41] hi everyone! how can i do a netinstall of ubuntu server 10.04??? [10:47] !netinstall [10:47] Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall - Don't want to use a CD? See http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate === FireCrotch is now known as nickmoeck [11:17] i need to do a netinstall from xen of ubuntu 10.04, but i need to know the url!!! anyone can help me??? [11:26] New bug: #708571 in openssh (main) "ssh client segmentation fault" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/708571 [11:26] New bug: #708572 in tomcat6 (main) "tomcat6 postinst script err (sed)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/708572 [11:27] i need to do a netinstall from xen of ubuntu 10.04, but i need to know the url!!! anyone can help me??? [11:33] trinkolas: didn you read what ubottu listed [11:34] trinkolas: url is your local mirror, or check some other from ubuntus page [11:36] gobbe: virt-install doesnt allow a local mirror, only a netinstall [11:38] trinkolas: then use netinstall-media and install from there [11:38] url is your local mirror [11:38] local mirror == nearist site having images [11:54] hi everybody. i've installed lucid on a fujitsu server. everything works, except the video output is garbled when using the builtin ipmi/kvm module. any idea what i could be doing wrong/differently? [11:59] how do i find out what graphics mode the console is in right now? === oubiwann is now known as oubiwann_ [12:10] every so often, my NTP server rejects all its peers and goes of to sulk in stratum 16, I setup a cron job to log what was happening: http://paste.ubuntu.com/558960/ [12:11] Any idea how to solve it.. stop running my main ntp server in a vm? add more upstream servers? [12:19] <_ruben> ntp and virtualization are from from bestest friends .. especially a roo tone [12:19] <_ruben> root one [12:19] _ruben: far from ? [12:22] <_ruben> yeah .. brain-hand miscommunications === oubiwann_ is now known as oubiwann [12:41] could someone point me to a natty alpha iso? [12:42] yann2: ? google gives: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/natty/alpha-1/ [12:43] thanks... did try google put must have used the wrong keywords :( [12:43] "ubuntu natty alpha" [12:44] tred ubuntu 11.4 alpha download :) [12:46] any idea why my storage devices like sda are missing the HOST-RESOURCES-MIB::hrDeviceTable tree? OS is ubuntu lucid 10.04 net-snmp version 5.4.2.1~dfsg0ubuntu1-0ubuntu2.1 [12:46] although i do see hrStorage in HOST-RESOURCES-MIB::hrStorage [12:46] problem is that collectors like opennms navigate through devicetree and are missing the disks, and therefore can collect usage data [12:46] s/can/can't === oubiwann is now known as oubiwann_ [13:54] http://paste.ubuntu.com/558996/ can any one look at my problem [14:04] wow Bipul waited all of 8 minutes for an answer. :-/ [14:04] looks like there may actually be a bug in the dkimproxy package :-P [14:06] i built a raid 1 array with two disks which have gtp partitioning. i put the boot_bios partition for grub outside the raid partition. did i do wrong? now that i removed one disk from the array it doesnt boot [14:09] aliverius: you should install grub on both disks [14:13] http://paste.ubuntu.com/559008/ whats wrong with it [14:15] Bipul`: I'm pretty sure that either a) there is a bug in the dkimproxy package, or b) you already installed it before, and the configs/scripts were broken. [14:15] SpamapS: so a first partition, outside raid/lvm, was a correct choice? [14:16] SpamapS: i think that ubuntu installed grub in both partitions [14:16] anyway i am reinstalling everything [14:17] will it be easy to re-create the array when i get the other disk? [14:18] aliverius: should be, just duplicate the partition sizes from the working disk exactly. [14:22] morning all!! [14:22] SpamapS: dude!! isn't it like 6 am for you? [14:23] RoAkSoAx: yeah, baby woke me up :P [14:24] let me report this bug [14:24] SpamapS: oh!! Jeez I don't even remember when was the last time I woke up at 6 or earlier >P [14:25] Bipul`: cool thanks! [14:32] * SpamapS sits and waits while the mysql build downloads texlive-latext-extra-doc .. all 190MB of it [14:33] http://paste.ubuntu.com/559017/ GUys plz help me out [14:33] i dont know whats wrong with it [14:34] Bipul`: since dkimproxy is broken, you may want to remove it first. [14:34] sudo apt-get remove dkimproxy [14:34] yeah [14:35] this way [14:37] http://paste.ubuntu.com/559023/ stil got error in removing [14:40] sudo apt-get perg dkimproxy << do i need to use this command ? [14:44] Bipul`: that would work yes, be careful as it will remove your configurations [14:47] does the reserved boot bios partition have to be bootable? the installer doesnt let me flag anything as bootable. i have root in raid+lvm [14:49] isn't the boot bios partition just extra holding room for grub2? [14:49] http://paste.ubuntu.com/559029/ look at now [14:49] stil error in stoping this application [14:52] http://paste.ubuntu.com/559034/ guys i thought may be dkimproxy is not installed so when i try to install i got again a issue http://paste.ubuntu.com/559034/ [14:52] patdk-lap: it is [15:00] SpamapS, whats the bug number for the facter bug [15:01] bug #708080 [15:01] Launchpad bug 708080 in facter "facter does not recognize KVM VMs as 'virtual'" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/708080 [15:02] oooo [15:02] cmake puts pretty colors on the screen when it has a tty [15:20] zul: any resolution on the likewise-open package home? [15:20] robbiew: just uploading it now [15:20] heh...ok [15:20] so I guess we took it back from desktop [15:20] :P [15:20] i guess.. [15:21] the likewise people have already emailed me once [15:22] * robbiew suspects it's easier for us to just keep it [15:22] although we dont have a way to test it to see if the bug fixes is actually valid though [15:23] robbiew: our old way went to racksapce ;) [15:23] heh [15:24] its still broken on arm afaik though [15:25] zul: morning -- I grabbed what I think is the SRU track(er|ing) from p.c.c. Now... what is what there? ;-) [15:25] hggdh: hold on lemme finish what im doing here [15:25] zul: roger wilco [15:32] What would you use to monitor power supplies so you will, for instance, be warned when one of them decided to go fishing? [15:39] raubvogel: talking about UPS? [15:40] holy crap - what happened to the PPA build queue! 4 days?? [15:40] pmatulis, actually redundant power supplies [15:41] there's a rebuild going on [15:41] I have each connected to a different UPS, but would be nice to be told if one of those power supplies went on strike [15:42] normally what ipmi is for [15:42] or whatever other method your mb uses to talk to the psu [15:47] Patrickdk: huh? [15:47] raubvogel: it usually depends on which type of UPS it is [15:48] RoyK, I am actually talking about the power supply in the computer, not the UPS the power supply is connected to. [15:49] raubvogel: that is - I remember now, there's a set of tools for that http://www.networkupstools.org/ [15:49] apt-get install nut [15:49] and there are separate tools for APC UPSes [15:50] oh - ic [15:50] sorry [15:50] ipmi :) [15:50] if your motherboard supports it, and the psu is connected to the mb for it [15:51] atleast that is how all my servers monitor their psu's [15:51] I would think a system with redundant power should support that :P [15:51] depends on if the system was bought, or build youself :) [15:51] and built cheaply :) [15:51] These are supermicro servers [15:52] * RoyK has never built a system with redundant power [15:52] supermicro uses ipmi for all their stuff :) [15:52] Coo [15:52] raubvogel: then it should be quite possible [15:52] Cool [15:52] * RoyK has a bunch of SM servers [15:52] and what should I use to monitor the ipmi stuff? [15:52] dunno [15:52] I use munin to monitor most of it [15:52] I like supermicro stuff a lot. They drive trays are kinda wimpy but I've never had one die on me [15:53] and my own scripts to watch for failures [15:55] raubvogel: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IPMI [15:57] I am having a very hard time to get lamp to function properly, I had it installed correctly for 2 years and my problems all started when i added php5-pgsql extension it wiped all my access to mysql, with no drivers being being usable, so from that point i have attempted to remove and reinstall lamp 5 times all failing @ 77% [15:59] when i force quit it for the final time it left aptitude locked so i ran the commands to finish configuring all aptitude commands and they completed successfully but upon safe-upgrade and a reboot there is no mysql, php or anything running from the lamp package, I check the error logs and the only warnings i am getting is that mcrypt and the so's for pgsql are missing but it does not say it failed to load ? Wh [15:59] ere do i go from here [16:03] what did you try to install? (i mean what packages) [16:06] tasksel -- lamp [16:06] besides that just the php5-pgsql packages [16:08] still going through all of the logs [16:08] but i check all the apache/mysql logs and besides 3 warnings it provides no answer [16:10] anyone know of a ppa that has samba4 and openldap working? [16:10] dominicdinada: can you copy-paste output of the command to pastebin [16:12] gobbe: the command ? [16:13] !upgrade [16:13] For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/upgrade [16:13] dominicdinada: tasksel [16:14] sudo tasksel then check the box on lamp [16:15] it failed and left aptitude locked so i forced aptitude to finish configuring all failed packages [16:16]