[00:05] <_Techie_> is there an automated way to install a PXE server? === nijaba_afk is now known as nijaba [00:39] Hi guys. Just installed this mb and trying to install server 10.10 http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3434&dl=1#fq [00:40] It doesn't recognize any of the drives. Any ideas where I can get them? [00:42] odd, it's just a ich10r, should be fine [00:42] did you plug them into the 3g or 6g ports? [00:46] * twb blinks [00:46] Aren't we only just up to 4G? [00:46] hehe [00:49] hey [00:50] was wondering if any of you had any suggestion on some usable c++ IDE. no emacs or eclipse :D. one feature i would love to have is communication with gdb [00:50] loading/saving/updating breakpoints, etc [00:51] clusty: you just said "I need a usable C++ IDE, except it can't be one of the usable ones" [00:51] :D [00:52] I guess there's jEdit? It aims to be Emacs NIH'd in Java. [00:52] i hate emacs with a vengeance, and eclipse is a pain to setup, maintain [00:53] What you feel now is mere dislike. [00:53] When you've used Emacs for twenty years, THEN you will begin to hate it [00:55] still have not found an easy way to use gdb from vim [00:56] now i am using vim to edit, and emacs to run gdb so i get source with code in a nicer mode [00:56] Shrug. [00:57] tell me about it [00:57] If you have specific problems with Emacs, you can ask #emacs about them [00:57] i find the whole environment very backwards [00:57] shortcuts that involve 3 combos just feel WRONG [01:15] twb: jedit looks very promising [01:15] plugin autoinstall is a great start :D [01:16] I've never used it, because it doesn't work on a tty [01:20] clusty: geany is another option, if you want a GUI [01:20] much more basic than jEdit though [01:21] I think the core requirement is that it has gud [01:21] And isn't emacs [01:22] geany seems to fit his/her requirements (maybe with some of the plugins installed) [01:23] and so do several other IDEs [01:24] twb: taking it back. fugly and does not work out of the box for c++ [01:26] JanC: thanks. giving it a go now [01:27] another thing i was struggling with was having ctag files autoupdated [01:31] clusty: there are 20 or more geany plugins, so make sure you check what's available and looks useful for your purposes ☺ [01:32] JanC: will do thanks [01:32] plugins in Ubuntu I mean, maybe even more upstream [01:32] it's a bit unfair that mac makes it much easier to debug proggies compared to linux [01:32] then again mac has it's own quirks... [01:33] well, there is Nemiver if you need a GUI debugger ;) [01:34] valgrind :) [01:34] but some IDE's hav support for debugging too [01:34] debugging is boring, must profile :) [01:36] patdk-lap: try valgrinding a 300MB app [01:36] and see if you can even move the mouse [01:37] valgrind isn't a general debugging tool... [01:38] guys at work run insure++ every now and then [01:38] i personally never used anything else apart from valgrind [01:39] i really like the mac instruments thingy for profiling [01:39] has extremely low overheaad and is almost as good as cachegrind [01:41] New bug: #711043 in mysql-5.1 (main) "package mysql-client-5.1 5.1.49-1ubuntu9 failed to install/upgrade: trying to overwrite '/usr/share/man/man1/my_print_defaults.1.gz', which is also in package mysql-server-core-5.1 5.1.49-1ubuntu9" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/711043 === ivo___ is now known as ivo_ [02:31] <_Neytiri_> i am haveing a issue setting up RFC 2136 updates with bind9 [03:18] Anyone here up for some private wow? [03:19] Anyone here up for some private WoW? You are more than welcome to join at darknetix.dyndns.org [03:26] is using update-manager the same as using apt-get upgrade? [04:31] We have an Ubuntu 10.04 server with mysql-server installed from aptitude. Now, here is the issue, there is a bug with MySQL 5.1.41 that is fixed in MySQL 5.1.51. Are there any other options than installing from Source? [04:31] installing from maverick? [04:32] downloading the maverick source and recompile and install? [04:32] how can I install from maverick? [04:32] I can tell you from personal experience that you are better off giving up RIGHT NOW [04:32] :) [04:32] mysql is extraordinarily Not Fun to cherry-pick [04:33] twb, never had an issue myself [04:33] but I normally compile from source [04:34] patdk-lap: then you miss out in whatever packaging/integration debian provides [04:34] for upgrades and such [04:34] yep [04:34] I guess if you just slap it in /opt and leave it alone forever, like a slackware system... [04:35] it's more cause I had issues compiling in the sphinx module [04:35] I haven't upgraded to 5.1 yet, where it's a plugin [04:35] sphinx as in the python documentation framework? [04:35] carmony: You asked for "any other options", so I'll mention: If you *really* need to do it, you could 'upgrade' the entire server to Maverick, but then you're losing LTS benefits. [04:35] twb, I should hope not [04:36] hrm, seems maverick has 5.1.49, not 5.1.51 [04:36] sphinx the search engine [04:36] carmony: Indeed... sources from Natty, if you are brave? :) [04:37] lol, Natty? [04:37] sources from natty+1? [04:39] carmony: One more option: apt-get source mysql in Lucid, backport the patch for the specific bug, debuild yourself a custom package of 5.1.41+yourfix . [04:40] rmadison -s natty mysql-server shows: mysql-server | 5.1.54-1ubuntu2 | natty | all so that should be recent enough :) [04:41] how would i got about installing 10.10 server via usb msd? [04:41] well, its compiled with yassl, think it mike be easier to compile it with openssl? [04:42] If you start from the packaged sources, it should be easiest to compile it with whatever the package currently does, because that means less changes you have to make. [04:43] sorry if I'm a newb, lol :P I'm more of a developer than sys admin :) [04:51] can I see the options the aptitude version of mysql was compiled with? [04:54] carmony: Read the packaging scripts, or install it and run it with whatever option displays the compiletime options, I'd think. [05:10] jmarsden: ok, so we downloaded the source and are trying to build it. We changed the debian/rules file to use open ssl instead of yassl, but it is throwing an error saying "checking for SSL... configure: error: The flag --with-yassl is deprecated, use --with-ssl" [05:11] am I missing something where I should configure it elsewhere? [05:12] carmony: Sounds like it. Are you aware of the licencing issues with compiling GPLed software with openssl, by the way? [05:12] jmarsden: there aren't any... its distributing that has issues [05:13] yes, and we won't be distributing it [05:14] lifeless: Hmmm... probably true. I just think like a packager, and packages are usually intended for distribution. [05:14] * carmony pats jmarsden [05:14] carmony: Do you *need* openssl? As I said earlier, compiling it from source the way the package comes out of the source package will be easier. [05:14] the bug is with yassl [05:14] it was fixed in 5.0 [05:14] but they used a broken version of yassl in 5.1 [05:15] and didn't fix it until 5.1.51 of mysql [05:16] its a pain in the butt bug that is kinda rare, but a deal breaker for our software system [05:16] So... which source did you download, the fixed one? In that case you can use yassl, right? Or am I confused? [05:16] we downloaded the 10.04 version of the sources from Ubuntu's packaging website [05:17] Ah... I thought we had discussed downloading the Natty sources so you'd get something new enough to already include the fix. OK. [05:17] we were hopping to just compile with different options [05:17] hoping* [05:18] It should be doable... I'll grab the 10.04 sources and see what I can see... [05:19] carmony: Looks like we're using cmake, so you may want to check CMakelists.txt for any yassl-oriented config info? [05:19] ok, looking.. [05:21] I see it adding the dependancy and sub directories, but I don't see anything that shows it requiring it I don't think.. [05:21] New bug: #711089 in mysql-5.1 (main) "package mysql-client-5.1 5.1.49-1ubuntu9 failed to install/upgrade: trying to overwrite '/usr/share/man/man1/my_print_defaults.1.gz', which is also in package mysql-server-core-5.1 5.1.49-1ubuntu9" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/711089 [05:23] ADD_DEFINITIONS(-DHAVE_YASSL) <-- would that cause the problem? [05:23] carmony: I'm not sure either, but does ADD_DEFINITIONS(-DHAVE_YASSL) ... right... it might. [05:23] http://paste2.org/p/1222171 [05:23] that is the error we get [05:27] OK, that's a configure error, from autotools... but who or what added the --with-yassl option? [05:28] thats what I can't figure out, we changed it from the debian/rules [05:29] Can you pastebin the diff of your debian/rules? [05:29] hrm, I found this with grep: ./BUILD/compile-pentium-icc-yassl:extra_configs="$pentium_configs $static_link --with-yassl" [05:29] sure [05:29] I don't think you are building with icc though, so that shouldn't apply :) [05:31] hrm, trying to diff... it was just line 108 and 109, changed --without-openssl to --with-openssl and --with-yassl to --without-yassl [05:33] That's odd, my debian.rules line 108 says --with-ssl, not anything about openssl or yassl specifically... [05:34] We're talking about mysql-dfsg-5.1_5.1.41-3ubuntu12.9 right? [05:35] jmarsden: yes, actually, talking with the other dev, he added the --without-yassl and changed --with-ssl to --with-openssl [05:36] jmarsden: he was following this tutorial for mysql 5.0: http://geektank.net/2007/10/re-compiling-mysql-5-0-openssl-support-under-debian/ [05:37] I suspect the deprecation may be of anything related to yassl or openssl specifically, they now (in 5.1) want you to just say with-ssl or without-ssl and specifcy which SSL library in some other way... but that's a guess at this point. [05:37] Following a 5.0 tutorial for a 5.1 build is probably not a great idea. [05:37] lol, yeah, so I'm figuring out [05:37] jmarsden: gods, I wish people would get that [05:37] jmarsden: like who follows blog posts about installing on 6.04 [05:38] lol twb [05:39] 6.06, rather [05:40] jmarsden: ok, it shows: --with-ssl=DIR Include SSL support 5.1.11 [05:40] * jmarsden thinks... nothing wrong with that as long as he is still running dapper :) [05:40] in INSTALL-SOURCE [05:41] carmony: I'd guess you want to leave --with-ssl in there and hack Cmakelists.txt to say you don't have yassl please use openssl instead...? [05:41] jmarsden: he wasn't [05:41] But again, I'm guessing [05:43] Or does CMakelists.txt not even get used in this build process... seems odd to have it there and then use autotools, to me... [05:43] Eh, mysql is pretty dumb about everything [05:44] agreed, twb [05:44] ok, where would the OpenSSL header files and libraries located in ubuntu 10.04? [05:45] carmony: libssl-dev [05:45] carmony: See http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/secure-using-ssl.html [05:45] for how to configure the build for openssl... sounds like you may already have found that. [05:46] It says in part: "To use OpenSSL instead, specify the --with-ssl option with the path to the directory where the OpenSSL header files and libraries are located: ..." [05:46] ok, I installed libssl-dev, looking for where it put them [05:47] carmony: dpkg -L libssl-dev [05:47] and thank you both for being patient with me, I'm learning a lot [05:50] carmony: you still haven't learnt not to roll your own stuff in /opt [05:50] 15:32 I can tell you from personal experience that you are better off giving up RIGHT NOW [05:51] lol [05:51] twb: at least he is now trying to create a package rather than compiling from a tarball ... this is significant progress :) [05:52] OK [05:54] ok, got a new error: http://paste2.org/p/1222218 -- but I think I'm getting close... I think [05:55] carmony: That looks like you left out a \ at the end of a line in debian/rules or some other makefile?? [05:55] diff your debian/rules with the original and make sure you only changed what you intended to change. [05:55] ah, found it [06:00] hi [06:00] is there a way to build Ubuntu OS from a specific ISO ? [06:00] I mean using Netboot/PXE/TFTP ? [06:03] uh, you can netboot the installer [06:07] wow... I... I think it worked. [06:12] Congratulations :) [06:13] You must have a pretty fast build machine, BTW, a full mysql build from source including running all the tests takes a while... [06:13] jmarsden: maybe whatever random blog post he's copying from set DEBUILD_OPTIONS=nocheck [06:14] Maybe... but I hope not :) [06:15] twb: ok [06:16] twb: you said installer ? [06:16] are you talking about the ISO ? [06:19] man, its running tests, and its taking -forever- [06:24] kaushal: no, I'm talking about d-i [06:25] carmony: Then you don't really know whether it worked yet :) [06:25] lol, I assumed [06:26] How do I set sendmail to foreward all my outgoing mail to a different mail host? [06:26] I am going to be setting up an ubuntu web server and during the install it asks for a hostname lots of tutorials suggest giving it a domain at this time [06:26] if I plan on having virtual servers what should I do then? [06:27] Just call it some random thing. [06:27] I call my server the-a-bomg [06:27] does this have any effect on mail or anything [06:27] cause postfix uses your hostname most the time [06:27] nah. [06:27] You can tell postfix to accept mail for multiple domains [06:28] webmin makes it a beautiful job... to set up that part. [06:28] rallias thats what id plan on using :D [06:28] rallias isp config worth using? [06:28] meh, if your behind a router, not really. [06:29] what does that have to do with it? [06:30] well if you're directly connecting it to the net your isp see's who you claim to be. [06:30] calling yourself the-a-bomg isn't the best thing to show your isp [06:31] twb: ok [06:31] I see [06:32] rallias if I was connecting to my ISP then I should use a FQDN ? [06:32] no, won't let you. [06:32] It chops off a bit after the dots [06:32] Just call it something like goddard [06:33] or the username part of what you connect to your isp's email with. [06:33] rallias: Be very careful with webmin on Ubuntu... it tends to break things. [06:33] !webmin [06:33] webmin is no longer supported in Debian and Ubuntu. It is not compatible with the way that Ubuntu packages handle configuration files, and is likely to cause unexpected issues with your system. [06:34] !augeas [06:34] !puppet [06:35] Bah [06:35] so thats why I never got postfix to work... [06:35] isn't it only not supported because of a depreciated md5 library? [06:35] goddard: no [06:35] goddard: run lintian on webmin's deb sometime [06:36] I think they build it using alien or tar+ar [06:36] twb so what do you suggest? [06:36] goddard: I suggest you learn to administer the damn system properly, i.e. from a shell [06:36] they built it with checkinstall if I remember the wiki right. [06:36] rallias: that'd be about right [06:37] twb you have to admint virtual min is really nice [06:37] goddard: no, I don't [06:37] you can setup a virtual server in like 2 seconds [06:37] tru dat [06:37] You mean the dom0 or the domU? [06:38] nah the google.com and the images.google.com [06:38] I kinda doubt google are running *min [06:38] eh I'll send you my bind9 hints file sometime [06:39] rallias ill take that aswell [06:39] goddard: I'm going to warn you, its 1.2 gb [06:39] ... [06:39] nvm [06:40] thats way to many hints [06:40] lol [06:40] goddard: he doesn't mean hints for humans [06:40] hrm, ok, it failed four tests. [06:40] Failing test(s): main.partition_innodb main.information_schema_chmod main.trigger rpl.rpl_rotate_logs [06:40] think I should be concerned? [06:40] I'm guessing that's not Reverse Polish Lisp [06:40] so does ISPConfig suck as well? [06:41] goddard: no clue [06:41] goddard: anything that tries to baby sysadmins along with a web UI sucks [06:41] That leaves Cpanel which costs like couple grand [06:41] BTW, I tried to pastebin the lintian output for webmin's deb, but it exceeds the maximum paste size [06:41] twb: What 'bout one I make myself? [06:42] twb haha [06:42] Here we go: http://pastebin.com/vxfGjwGr [06:44] its complaining because of perl and .gif's? [06:44] rallias: the reason Debian packages are so good is because the Debian Policy forbids packages from making retarded packages [06:44] *belch* [06:45] If you think RHEL does a better job, you can go use it [06:45] Why should I pay some bozo 50 bucks for some piece of crud that is hyper controled? [06:45] its why I said no to windows. [06:46] quite frankly, i'm not against debian, i'm just against its definition of "retarded" [06:58] super newb question... you can tail a file, but is there a version of tail that you can use to read just the beginning of a file? [06:59] Shrug. When you use Ubuntu, you're benefitting from it. Almost all Ubuntu packaging is pinched straight from Debian. [06:59] head [06:59] @carmony [06:59] lol, thanks air^ [06:59] :) [07:02] um, hrm... [07:04] jmarsden: I can't find any deb files to use to install my newly made packages? [07:04] If the build succeeded, they should be above the source tree, so cd .. and look there. [07:06] there aren't any there [07:06] hr [07:07] carmony: What were the last few lines of text output by debuild ? [07:07] Hi. I'm setting up a new Ubuntu mail server, and i'm looking to hit it hard & fast with spam. Can anyone suggest the quickest way to get my server on the nefarious spammers' lists? [07:08] jmarsden: crap, http://paste2.org/p/1222297 [07:08] OK, so you need to figure out those tests and why they failed... apparently they are supposed to succeed :) [07:09] well, those tests are for master/slave replication and you need to do special things for those tests I guess [07:10] Cannot get an ip on a server ubuntu 8.04. [07:10] I switched /etc/network/interface to dhcp no good [07:10] Then the package would never build on a PPA or on the official build servers... so that doesn't seem likely. [07:11] Also... my own mysql build with that --with-ssl=/usr/include/openssl/ change just completed, and mine worked :) [07:11] ran ethtool and there is a link on eth0 but I dont even see inet addr for eth0 can someone please help [07:14] spartan07: I'm not an expert on DHCP, but running dhclient -d eth0 might get you more information on the issue [07:15] dhclient not installed. can I install from cd? [07:16] sudo apt-get install dhcp3-client [07:16] Oh, it is in /sbin. So try /sbin/dhclient -d eth0 perhaps? [07:16] jmarsden, dont have internet [07:16] 1 sec [07:17] no file or directory. not installed. [07:19] Hmmm. That seems unusual to me. I thought it was installed by default... will check. [07:20] jmarsden: not in -minimal, at least [07:20] running 8.04.3 [07:21] dont think its minimal. installed regular. how can i install from cd? [07:22] mount the cd, sudo dpkg -i /path/to/cd/.../dhcp3-client*.deb ... but that's a little vague. I'm too used to having the Internet around... :) [07:23] jmarsden, yea mee too thats why im stumped lol [07:27] spartan07: OK, it is on the CD under pool/main/d/dhcp3/ so mount the CD and then cd in there and sudo dpkg -i dhcp3-client_*deb [07:28] mounting [07:30] I restarted . this is a poweredge 6650 and it takes forever [07:37] Why did you feel the need to restart? This is not Windows :) [07:38] with other servers sometimes the settings dont take. Had this happen with 8.04 test server [07:39] jmarsden: woohoo, its working [07:40] carmony: Good :) What did you have to do to get the tests to pass? [07:40] what is the hit on performance by virtualizing? [07:40] goddard: depends on hardware and what you're doing [07:40] goddard: and the virtualization technology, of course [07:41] is there a estimated percentage? [07:41] goddard: It all depends on what and how you are virtualizing :) Just a few percent if you are lucky... [07:41] I can pull a number out of my arse if you think it'll help [07:42] jmarsden i dont have anything in mind at the moment just kinda curious seems like a good option [07:42] twb haha [07:43] Then try it and see :) For an article about virtualization performance (months old), maybe http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=ubuntu_kvm_history&num=1 woudl be of interest? [07:45] Dhrystones per Second: 25163562 (dom0) [07:45] Dhrystones per Second: 25163562 (domU) [07:45] So, unsurprisingly, with LXC, CPU performance is reduced by approximately 0% [07:49] spartan07: Were you able to install dhclient ? [07:50] no getting it to mount cd. working on it [07:50] ? if your install CD won't mount, you have real issues :) [07:51] he might simply not know how [07:51] spartan07: What command are you using to try to mount the CD? And what happens when you use that command? [07:52] think cd is scratched [07:52] old cd [07:53] looking for another.I know I have here [08:16] jmarsden, dependency problems [08:17] spartan07: what else does it need? [08:18] with dhcp3-common on system is 3.0.6.dfsg-1ubuntu9.1 and it needs 1ubuntu9 [08:18] probably got updated during a system update since im runing 8.04.1 [08:20] should I install dhcp3-common and then install dhcp3-client again? [08:21] Wait.... your machine has dhcp-common but not dhcp-client? What does dpkg -l 'dhcp*' |grep ^ii output? [08:22] has dhcp3-common but its 3.0.6.dfsg-1ubuntu9.1 not dhcp3-common but its 3.0.6.dfsg-1ubuntu9 [08:22] But it doesn't have any dhcp*client package installed? [08:22] nope [08:24] I wonder why you installed the -common without the -client or -server? Seems very odd. OK. Sure, try sudo dpkg -i dhcp3-client_*deb dhcp3-common*deb and see what it does. [08:24] output shows dhcp3-common 3.0.6dfsg-1ubuntu9.1 [08:25] installed [08:26] jmarsden, installed [08:26] OK, so now (at last) we can try dhclient -d eth0 [08:26] jmarsden: aptitude why dhcp3-commont [08:26] It'll tell you exactly why [08:27] ...except that d-i sets all packages to "manually installed", which might bork it [08:30] well one thing I see wrong is DHCPDISCOVER on eth0 to 255.255.255.255 port 67 interval 5 - my subnet mask is 255.255.255.0 [08:30] jmarsden, says no working leases in persistent database [08:30] No, that's not necessarily wrong. Did you see a reply from the DHCP server, is what matters? [08:30] No DHCPOFFERS received [08:31] Is the machine cabled? [08:31] yea [08:31] Can you check that your DHCP server is working OK? are other machines getting DHCP addresses fine? [08:31] Does "ip l" mention any interfaces other than eth0 and lo? [08:31] yea. im chatting on this one [08:33] spartan07: Do you have an eth1 or anything similar in your ip l output? [08:33] yea eth1 [08:33] lo , eth0, eth1 [08:34] OK, so how sure are you the wire you have connected is really on eth0 ? Maybe it is on eth1 :) [08:34] did ethtool eth0 and has link yes [08:35] oh wait wait that wAS LAST TIME [08:35] it was on eth1 [08:35] moved to eth0 [08:35] :) all this because you had a wire in the wrong ethernet jack :) [08:35] sorry frustrated and overlooked that [08:36] ran dhclient output: bound to 192.168.XX.XX [08:36] You're good to go :) [08:37] jmarsden, man thank you sooo much [08:37] spartan07: You're welcome. [08:40] had been hours trying to figure this out. thanks again for taking the time to help me. I would have never figured that out. I also learned something new [09:38] i have local network with machinesand a server under windows 2003 server and machines under windows xp,one of them is my workstation connected to the internet,i wan tu configure it like a update server for antivirus,how can i configure this on latest ubuntu server [09:40] hello, how come that /usr/lib64/update-notifier/apt-check mentions updates, while apt-get update does not? [09:45] Anyone here familiar with the AMI images? [09:52] how can i tell whether there are updates available or not? [09:52] in machine readable form [09:53] jeez, that seems to be a simple thing, but i've been trying to achieve this for ages [09:55] our isp changed and had to do little configuration. now kern.log shows a lot of "kernel: Neighbour table overflow" messages (/proc/sys/net/ipv4/neigh/default/gc_thresh{1,2,3} are 4096,8192,8192 respectively). any experiences? [10:46] New bug: #711173 in mysql-5.1 (main) "package mysql-client-5.1 5.1.54-1ubuntu2 failed to install/upgrade: попытка перезаписать «/usr/bin/my_print_defaults», который уже имеется в пакете mysql-server-core-5.1 5.1.49-1ubuntu9" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/711173 === windkids is now known as windGone [11:46] hi i have implemented samba server. Now i am facing bit problem. I want to give the permission like 'in perticular shared folder users can create the files but they can't delete it [11:53] is there is a software that can boost my bittorrent upload ratio like greeytorrent for linux? [12:04] Hi there.. I am looking for a ticketing system for my server.. Where clients can send support requests etc. - I know the most people would say OTRS, but its too big and bloated in my opinion.. Something like those nice ticket systems for software bugs, with a ergonomic and well-thought web interface (if possible Web 2.0/ajaxified) but more client support specific.. [12:04] Any thoughts? :) === oubiwann is now known as oubiwann_ [12:18] mpathy: i use horde+whups at work [12:18] mpathy: works well [12:20] horde? He didn't want to get bloated ;) [12:21] Horde is some extra topic.. [12:22] Can't mount nfs shares: http://pastebin.com/VQ4R2YYU Server is Lucid Lynx, Client is Karmic Koala [12:23] I always liked the modularity and the extra modules available but nowadays it lacks so much at documentation.. [12:23] But whups is also a software bug ticket system [12:24] I need something more "client support request" - specific [12:24] :-) currently coding such a thing for my company [12:24] webhosting company... [12:24] like "my login in my groupware doesnt work" etc. [12:25] binBASH: I also think about coding myself but I cannot understand something like that isnt available in a simple manner [12:26] you don't need to reinvent the wheel ;) [12:27] So why are you coding sth. like that? :P [12:28] mpathy: Because I can't use that open source stuff for it [12:28] and I don't want to pay thousands of $ ;) [12:28] mpathy: http://osticket.com/tour/ [12:28] this one looks neat btw. [12:32] yes but already too much in my opinion [12:32] altough its more modern than otrs.. i had it installed for testing [12:32] yeah it also has ajax iface === oubiwann_ is now known as oubiwann [12:35] hi all :) [12:41] Unable to mount NFS shares: http://pastebin.com/YfdfHm6t [12:44] on client i see: rpcbind: server not responding, timed out [12:49] anyone alive here? [12:55] thx for the inspiration, I looked trough my mp3's.. I will listen to Comfortably Numb :P its no ubuntu-server specific question why not ask in #ubuntu [13:02] Error404NotFound: yes, there are 293 people in here [13:03] ok, confirmed one alive :P [13:10] what ports does nfs server need to open on client and server? I know that we should have 111 and 2049 open on client but anything else? [13:34] Error404NotFound, it's random, check portmap === oCean_ is now known as oCean [13:36] patdk-wk: the port that needs access is random? [13:37] what about that pastebin? it contains rpcinfo -p [13:37] yep, it's an rpc service [13:37] each time you restart nfs, or reboot, it could use a different port [13:37] normally it will use the same one, but nothing says it will, unless you set it [13:38] smoser, Bug #709542 .... Have any ideas? [13:38] Launchpad bug 709542 in cloud-init "100% cpu console-kit" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/709542 [13:38] patdk-wk: can you please have a look at pastebin, and tell me what other ports should i allow? [13:39] Error404NotFound, why? it would be useless, cause it will change [13:39] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=352486 [13:40]