=== DaBeast_ is now known as DaBeast [00:52] how do I tell sendmail to foreward mails over ssl port 587? [00:58] Don't use sendmail. [00:59] You ought to install postfix (or possibly exim4), or if it's a satellite host, possible msmtp. [01:03] twb: Sendmail is the only thing that will even accept mail, and I need to foreward mail to my other email account on hotmail. [01:08] Are you talking about sendmail-the-MTA or sendmail-the-API? [01:08] Because /usr/sbin/sendmail(8) is *not* always sendmail-the-MTA. [01:09] sendmail the mta [01:09] In that case, you're wrong. Plenty of MTAs accept mail. [01:10] I'm not wrong. I'm going from something called EXPERIENCE. [01:10] Plonk. [01:10] heh [01:10] believe it or not, I'm not as stupid as you may think I am. [01:11] Hint: if you ask volunteers for technical support, don't assume you know better than them. [01:11] I'm not. [01:11] I'm just saying you are calling me stupid and I don't appreciate that. [01:12] * pmatulis re-reads [01:12] nope, don't see any stupid in there [01:15] i'm sorry. I'm having a hard day today. === _TechAway_ is now known as _Techie_ [01:17] I must not have been clear. Every mta but sendmail is returning undeliverable whenever I try to send a test message. [01:19] I'm trying to migrate a stock Ubuntu server instance to my own AMI(now that I've customized it). I'm following http://webkist.wordpress.com/2010/03/16/creating-an-amazon-ec2-ebs-ami-from-a-running-instance/. I get the following errors when booting the AMI: http://pastebin.com/ZvikvYGk. [01:19] any ideas? [01:20] (this is on Amazon EC2) [01:21] Has anybody ever set up FreeRadius on Ubuntu? I tried through a gui with Ebox (Zentyal) but it seems to have failed, and I'd like to install it manually or with another gui fi somebody can point me to a good guide to use or a good GUI to use. [01:21] mike_miller: AMI? [01:22] Rallias: it's a matter of configuration. postfix can forward to another address [01:22] pmatulis: Thats not my problem. My problem is that it won't even accept mail in the first place. [01:22] amazon machine image. for the purposes of helping me, just think that I rsync'd over '/' to a device, and am hitting errors when booting from the device [01:22] Ah, right. [01:23] "ALERT! /dev/disk/by-label/uec-rootfs does not exist. Dropping to a shell!"is the main error, I think [01:23] Rallias: well, then it's an even more basic configuration issue then [01:23] Roasted: ebox is the web UI recommended by ubuntu/canonical, but personally I haven't been impressed with it, nor any other web UI. I suggest doing it from the CLI and seeing how you go. I haven't used freeradius, but I may be able to help with generic issues related to CLI use. [01:23] I just copied a working config from a different server with postfix, but it still won't work. [01:23] Rallias: maybe pastebin output to 'postconf -n' as well as the full error logs [01:24] mike_miller: by-label is the ext2 filesystem label; it might not be correct or udev might not be updating /dev/disk/by-*/ on the fly. [01:24] hi. ubuntu svr 10.10. i am following this: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/certificates-and-security.html my error msg: caught SIGTERM, shutting down [01:24] twb: https://forums.aws.amazon.com/thread.jspa?threadID=52633&tstart=-2&messageID=197585 says to run update-grub; I will try that [01:25] pmatulis: let me dig up an old archive that I have. [01:25] mike_miller: you could try passing root=/dev/X where X is something like sda1 or xda [01:25] mike_miller: you can also type "ls /dev/disk/by-label" into the rescue shell to see what IS there [01:25] I can't see the rescue shell [01:25] or [01:25] I can see the output [01:25] mike_miller: ok [01:25] might be able to get in somehow, but not sure [01:26] is update-grub likely to solve the issue? [01:26] zairo: you're getting that from what command? [01:26] mike_miller: possibly, but I doubt it [01:27] mike_miller: update-grub tell it to use something other than root=/dev/disk/by-label/uec-rootfs [01:27] tail /var/log/apache2/error.log [01:27] twb: so what command should I try to fix the image up? [01:27] twb: i think that i am having issue with certificate and key [01:28] zairo: that is not sufficient information. Try pastebinning the entire error.log [01:28] twb: I'm not sure what "I've changed it to /dev/sda1 as described in the Guide:" means. Do you have some insight? [01:28] mike_miller: OK, let me describe the boot process. [01:29] mike_miller: the BIOS loads the bootloader (grub). Grub loads the kernel and ramdisk. They then use the root=/dev/XXX option grub gave them to find the root filesystem, and they mount and enter it. [01:29] where is that parameter set? [01:29] mike_miller: grub.cfg or menu.lst, in /boot/grub/ [01:30] everything is root=/dev/sda1 [01:30] mike_miller: now, EITHER grub is passing the wrong value, OR grub is passing the right value, but something is wrong (e.g. missing drivers) in the kernel/ramdisk [01:30] twb: only this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/564770/ [01:30] mike_miller: it's hard to diagnose because you can't actually type diagnostic commands into the rescue shell. [01:31] let me see if I can get in [01:31] zairo: OK, you need to work out how to make apache emit more information. It might already be doing so in /var/log/syslog. I'm not familiar with apache, so wait patiently for someone else. [01:31] zairo: you can also try #httpd (the apache httpd channel) [01:32] twb: somehow i think this more related to ubuntu rather than apache hu2 [01:32] zairo: shrug. You may be right. [01:34] twb: here's my /etc/apache2/sites-avaiable/abc.conf http://paste.ubuntu.com/564771/ i think my cert file and key file is wrong [01:34] step 6-8 in manual is quite confusing to me though https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/certificates-and-security.html [01:37] zairo: http://paste.debian.net/106975/ is what I have in /etc/apache2/sites-available/default-ssl, FWIW [01:39] can i use the default? [01:39] i mean default-ssl [01:39] I don't see why not. [01:40] It may not be best practice, I suppose. [01:42] let me try using default-ssl first and see how the outcome === _Techie_ is now known as _TechAway_ [01:50] hello why i cant install tspc on my ubuntu [01:52] twb: still the same error msg [01:53] i mean does not match server name [01:54] Has anybody ever set up FreeRadius on Ubuntu? I tried through a gui with Ebox (Zentyal) but it seems to have failed, and I'd like to install it manually or with another gui fi somebody can point me to a good guide to use or a good GUI to use. [01:58] twb: i'll ask on channel httpd. may be a good suggestion after all. thanks anyway bro. [03:43] i ssh-ed into my server and then lost power on my remote machine. I was in the middle of a dist upgrade. how can i check the progress of the upgrade now that im back on line with the remote? [03:46] did you screen it? [03:47] no [03:47] i was typing commands from my local computer :/ [03:47] then most likely it died along with your ssh session [03:47] shit. apt locked too [03:47] well, see if apt is running [03:48] if not, most likely it's just a stale lockfile [03:48] yeah its locked [03:48] Grr, why is tcc i386-only in lucid [03:49] patdk-lap, thakns. how would i unlock it? [03:49] Ah, upstream didn't grow amd64 support until .25 [03:50] * twb grudgingly installs gcc on the varnish-flavoured reverse proxy [04:12] New bug: #715579 in krb5 (main) "krb5-kdc-ldap plugin crashes krb5-kdc sometimes when password policy is set" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/715579 [04:16] When trying to install ubuntu 10.04LTS it fails on installing the grub boot loader. I've done this setup with RAID 1 following the tutorials online. I believe the problem is I was never able to mark the root partition as bootable and I just moved forward anyways. 1, why would it not let me? 2, is there a way to mark it bootable after the fact. 3, can i install grub after without redoing the whole installation? [04:17] isleshocky77: are you using LVM? [04:24] no [04:24] twb: I don't believe so [04:24] Then I duno [04:37] Any idea why I can't turn the bootable flag on? I hit enter on it says it's doing something and then no change. [04:38] the bootable flag doesn't make much difference anyway [04:38] grub certainly doesn't care. it's for legacy OSes [04:38] Oh, I figured that would be the only reason why it was unable to install the grub bootloader. [04:38] DOS/Windows still cares about it, I believe [04:39] what were the error messages? [04:39] I wouldn't recommend guessing [04:40] cjwatson: Hold on I'm in rescue mode trying to install the bootloader again. [04:41] cjwatson: It seems to want me to partition the drive again in order to install the bootloader and is now giving me a warning up deleting things during the install. Does this sound right? [04:42] I would prefer to work from the exact messages [04:42] cjwatson: Sorry. Is there any place I can find the error logs from the bootloader failing initially? [04:43] don't know, it depends what package management tool you were using, but the most recent messages are most likely to be easily debuggable [04:43] can you show me the output from what you're doing right now? [04:44] cjwatson: Currently it says "The file system on /dev/md1 assigned to / has not been marked for formatting. Directories containing system files (/etc, /lib, /usr, /var, ..) that already exist under any defined mountpoint will be deleted during the install. Do you want to return to the partitioner?" [04:44] uh [04:44] that's not rescue mode [04:45] that's an attempt to do a fresh install [04:45] I already installed the entire system up to the bootloader. It failed installing the bootloader so I hit continue without. I then loaded the cd back up and hit rescue mode. Then it had an option for install bootloader. Hit that and it brought me back to the partitioner. [04:45] Yeah, that's what it sounded like to me as well. [04:45] I don't think you actually selected rescue mode properly [04:45] If I go to rescue mode I can bring up a root shell in /dev/md1 [04:45] because rescue mode completely disables the partitionere [04:45] *partitioner [04:46] ok, so I have "Enter rescue mode ... Device to use as root file system" [04:46] pick whatever you used as your / [04:46] /dev/md0 is supposed to be my swap with /dev/md1 as my root. So I hit /dev/md1 [04:47] So I now have a root prompt in /dev/md1 [04:47] How can I get grub installed correctly and booting up /dev/md1 ? [04:47] what are the device names for the drives that make up /dev/md1? [04:48] /dev/sda2 and /dev/sdb2 [04:48] (one thing though, if it crashed during the install, installing the boot loader isn't actually quite the last step in the installation, so your installation will have a few things a bit wrong) [04:48] grub-install /dev/sda [04:48] then if that works: [04:48] grub-install /dev/sdb [04:49] (oh, if you continued without installing a boot loader, that will have covered the last few steps in the installation, so disregard my last parenthesised comment ...) [04:50] cjwatson: /usr/sbin/grub-setup: warn: This GTP partition has no BIOS Boot Partition embedding won't be possible!. /usr/bin/grub-setup: error: embedding is not possible, but this is required when the root device is on a RAID array or LVM volume. === oubiwann_ is now known as oubiwann [04:51] *GPT not GTP [04:53] cjwatson: Think it might have something to do with this: [04:53] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/partman-base/+bug/506670 [04:53] Launchpad bug 506670 in partman-base ">2TB/GPT: Must warn if BIOS boot partition is missing (unbootable system!)" [Undecided,New] [04:59] OK, so you'd better go and create one of those [04:59] http://grub.enbug.org/BIOS_Boot_Partition [04:59] has instructions on creating it [05:02] * cjwatson -> bed [05:05] I agree 506670 is a problem though [05:05] Anybody up for a udev question? I'm trying to figure out why this won't change my disk permissions: KERNEL=="md*", SUBSYSTEM=="block", ATTR{size}=="146483072", GROUP="vboxusers". [05:11] cjwatson: Thank you very much for trying to help me and listening. Think I got it. [07:01] hi I need a ssh program which let me connect to server and go through with my command even if I closed it and give my back the rest of process left when I log in again [07:01] amin_: use screen from your ssh session [07:02] Does it do it? [07:06] Yes. [07:06] Or you could use nohup, dtach, or tmux. [07:07] Screen is the most popular, though. [07:07] e.g. ssh example.net nohup wget www/fred & [07:07] Er, ssh example.net "nohup wget www/fred &" [07:08] That will connect to example.net and run wget in the background, and it nohup will prevent wget aborting for lack of output terminal [07:10] ecelis: is there any program like screen [07:10] tmux [07:10] why not use screen? [07:10] twb: gave you some other good options too [07:11] I should also mention byobu, which is a user-friendly wrapper around screen. [07:11] If you are new to screen, it is probably a good idea to use it [07:14] I just heard about tmux for the first time recently [07:14] they were talking about adding it to NetBSD since screen is GPL or something [07:24] SpamapS: hey [07:24] SpamapS: what was that bug you filed, api bug search being slow always [07:27] SpamapS: right; tmux uses a "please exploit me" license [07:48] lifeless: long time ago, I think I accidentally said "give me all bugs" [07:49] lifeless: I may not have been the original reporter.. its not in my +reportedbugs [07:49] SpamapS: :( [07:50] do you stil have the script that reproduces it? [07:50] lifeless: possibly. standby, I'm expanding my search a bit more [07:54] lifeless: https://api.launchpad.net/1.0/bugs ... I recall it was taking > 20s [07:54] lifeless: takes 7.50s now [07:54] mmm, I thought it was more specific than that [07:54] anyhow, if its better, cool. [07:56] lifeless: believe it or not.. I'm grepping my irc logs ;) [07:57] * lifeless believes it [08:01] hah.. [08:01] lifeless: this is the first thing I ever discussed in #launchpad-dev [08:02] :) [08:03] lifeless: I was wrong, it was one that has gotten even better [08:03] 11:15 < SpamapS> https://api.launchpad.net/beta/bugs/?assignee=clint-fewbar [08:03] 11:15 < SpamapS> 11 seconds. :( [08:03] btw, /beta/ - bad [08:04] /1.0/ or /devel/ [08:05] SpamapS: its still 11 seconds [08:05] yep [08:05] SpamapS: and you didn't file a bug for it ? [08:05] I can't find one in my reported bugs [08:05] maybe the irclogs will tell the tale [08:07] lifeless: apparently the main result of the conversation was that you filed/"tickled" bugs that would give you better oops reports on API calls [08:08] oh yes [08:08] we have that now [08:08] though ++oops++ doesn't work [08:09] we get a header if a query genuinely oopses [08:11] I don't think we do that for soft oopses [08:41] New bug: #715640 in libezmorph-java (main) "Package does not generate Maven artifacts" [Low,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/715640 === FkCek is now known as FkCek|a [09:04] Hi folks.. we have ubuntu server on a separate machine.. ssh using a login the specied login and password.. create a user for myself.. added to sudoers and gave a password... su myusername and enter password... all fine.. but my command line starts with a dollar $ and doesn't behave the same as the username I was given.. why not ? how can I fix this ? [09:05] JenniferB2: su to a user name does not give you the env of the user completely. [09:06] JenniferB2: try 'su - username' [09:06] No directory, logging in with HOME=/ [09:06] $ [09:07] JenniferB2: ahh, how did you create the new user? [09:09] sudo adduser [09:09] not right ? [09:10] that should be ok [09:10] JenniferB2: somehow your user didn't get assigned a home dir [09:11] yeah.. it appears so [09:12] noithing under home [09:12] why not ? :( [09:12] try again ? [09:12] yeah I suppose [09:12] Hi Guys [09:12] I'm writing an init script for an app that i have [09:12] Should i go with upstart method on Ubuntu 10.04 ? [09:12] The docs at upstart.ubuntu.com mentions some stuff that looks like it didn't land on 10.04 .. [09:13] I have upstart 0.6.5-7 [09:13] my brain is a little bit fried so not really able to think right now. ;) [09:13] DigitalFlux: upstart has changed very little since 0.6.5-7 [09:13] SpamapS: sudo -s ; sudo adduser jen ; sudo adduser jen admin ; sudo passwd jen ? [09:13] SpamapS: like in that silence-of-the-lambs sequel [09:13] SpamapS: Hmm, i see i have no initctl command [09:13] no /etc/inittab .. [09:14] twb: nolittle brain, fried ;) [09:14] err [09:14] DigitalFlux: that's old stuff [09:14] twb: take 2.. action.. "no that was a little brain, fried" [09:14] DigitalFlux: what are you trying to do? [09:14] twb: Well, first of all, where can i write the events ? [09:15] DigitalFlux: here's a simple upstartization example: http://paste.debian.net/107012/ [09:15] DigitalFlux: in 10.04 they're in /etc/init/ [09:15] Aha ! those are commands not config file directives .. [09:15] SpamapS: now it works.. I logged in as sudo -s ... earlier I did sudo adduser [09:15] from the non-root account [09:16] Actually they are config file parameters but they should go under /etc/init too :) [09:16] I thought that /etc/init files contains just the actions [09:16] and the events should be written somewhere else [09:18] So that initctl command is kinda deprecated ? [09:19] DigitalFlux: no its not at all [09:34] SpamapS: well, i can't find it with 0.6.5-7 with Ubuntu 10.04 [09:34] SpamapS: should i install an additional package or something ? [09:34] DigitalFlux: what can't you find? [09:42] SpamapS: the initctl command [09:43] OK it is there :) [09:43] DigitalFlux: if you don't have /sbin/initctl .. your system is broken [09:43] * DigitalFlux dump me [09:45] SpamapS: ah, sorry, I was thinking that was a binary that upstart didn't provide === FkCek|a is now known as FkCek [09:48] pretty important to the boot [09:48] Well, its aliases like "start" are [09:49] initctl is too.. used to init some of the events [09:49] anyway, I'm much to sleepy to think about this [09:49] * SpamapS passes out [09:50] Yeah, because there's no event -> initctl symlink === FkCek is now known as FkCek|a === _Techie_ is now known as _TechAway_ [11:01] New bug: #715686 in tgt (main) "tgtd should be respawned by init job" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/715686 [11:07] oh joy. [12:56] Is there any eucalyptus experience here? [12:58] I'm currently setting up a cloud base on 10.04 and I've downloaded a repackaged image from ubuntu uec but when I launch it into the cloud and attempt to ssh into it I get 'No route to host'? [13:00] hi all [13:00] I'm trying to build libaxis for eucalyptus and i get tihs error http://pastie.org/1544704 [13:01] i would be grateful if anyone can give me some leads... [13:04] anyone here guys ? [13:11] Do you recommend using a custom font for a banner or simple make a banner picture with the font in it? [13:11] cause I have trouble using the custom font in my .css file.. Is there a way to see what "name" the server have registrered it under [13:25] knxville, the server doesn't care what fonts you use, only the client rendering the web page [13:26] as such, only fonts which the client has installed will work for that client [13:27] if you want to use a font that you don't expect people visiting your web page to already have, you should make an image instead [13:27] Alright! :) [13:28] rkhshm1 + atretes: try #ubuntu-cloud [13:46] New bug: #715765 in krb5 (main) "Can't change kerberos password" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/715765 === oubiwann is now known as oubiwann_ [14:01] morning all [14:03] RoAkSoAx: morning [14:04] hey RoAkSoAx [14:05] how's it going today guys? [14:06] fine [14:07] RoAkSoAx: good thanks - any you? [14:09] JamesPage: with a flu... but good ;) thanks! [14:09] nice :-) [14:20] anybody ever play with freeradius, or zentyal? [14:22] pmatulis: thanks will try it [14:34] i have a server with nfs mount in fstab, how do i assure that even if there are any issue in mounting it, server still boots up [14:35] with I knew [14:36] using the _netdev option is suppost to do that [14:36] but I can't get it to work, for me atleast [14:36] hmmm [14:45] am I fighting a losing battle trying to set up freeradius? [14:46] I feel like I've been on every google and linux site that exists as well as a series of linux/server based chats, all without anybody saying oh yeah I know how to do this. [14:57] Err404NotFound: subscribe to bug 275451, bug 504224 and bug 384347 [14:57] Launchpad bug 275451 in sysvinit "nfs mounts specified in fstab is not mounted on boot. " [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/275451 [14:57] Launchpad bug 504224 in mountall "NFS mounts at boot time prevent boot or print spurious errors" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/504224 [14:57] Launchpad bug 384347 in util-linux "_netdev not working" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/384347 [14:57] Oh, he's gone already. [14:59] If i am looking to have domain.com, www.domain.com, and www3.domain.com to be on https, i need a UCC SSL, right/ === Kiall is now known as Kiall|AFK [15:00] Err404NotFound: For your previous question: subscribe to bug 275451, bug 504224 and bug 384347 [15:00] Launchpad bug 275451 in sysvinit "nfs mounts specified in fstab is not mounted on boot. " [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/275451 [15:00] Launchpad bug 504224 in mountall "NFS mounts at boot time prevent boot or print spurious errors" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/504224 [15:00] Launchpad bug 384347 in util-linux "_netdev not working" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/384347 [15:01] New bug: #715818 in ec2-api-tools (multiverse) "ec2-api-tools FTBFS in natty" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/715818 [15:01] alvin: i used noauto in fstab, and used rc.local to mount the nfs volume [15:02] Is that how far Ubuntu has come? Using rc.local to mount volumes... (I don't blame you though) [15:09] hggdh: we need to talk minimal server install size for natty [15:09] JamesPage: let's do it [15:10] OK so the test case say 'less than 500MB' [15:11] radius [15:11] anybody [15:11] JamesPage: yes. I found it -- on manual install -- to be 529 M [15:12] hggdh: so todays amd64 ISO minimal install was 602MB - was the 529MB a i386 or amd64 install [15:13] todays i386 was 577MB for reference [15:14] win 9 [15:14] arggh [15:14] JamesPage: weird. an i386 was around 519, amd64 529 [15:14] so a few questions then; [15:14] a) are we installing the right kernel - its passing in the tests so I would assume so [15:15] agreed [15:15] b) that makes the testing overlay huge! Maybe the python libraries we are using are doing something odd. [15:16] it might be. A way of findinf out our direct overhead is to manually install the minimal, measure, and then install our packages and measure again [15:16] then run the tests and measure again [15:19] JamesPage: and now we save the d-i syslog, one more M in the pot [15:21] The overlay installs the following packages; openssh-server python-couchdb subunit python-subunit python-junitxml [15:22] hggdh: have you got a handy minimal install kicking around? [15:22] Has anybody used a GUI called "dialupadmin" for use with FreeRadius? If so, please inquire. [15:22] Hi folks.. I am trying to ssh to a server and have the username and password already filled in as part of the url... what is the syntax and command ? >> ssh jen:mypassword@192.168.2.1 ... I thought that was it.. but I am being logged in as user jen:mypassword and asked for a password [15:23] JamesPage: no, not now (had to reinstall) [15:24] OK - I'll install one now.... [15:24] * patdk-wk notes ssh != wget, ssh doesn't use url's [15:24] ssh jen@192.168.2.1 [15:24] type in password [15:25] JamesPage: and right now I am running some SRU tests on Hardy under KVM, so my laptop is, ah, busy [15:26] hggdh: whats killing your performance at the moment? bonnie++? [15:27] JamesPage: do you have the d-i syslog from that minimal install? [15:27] cjwatson: they are all saved now :-) [15:27] hggdh: URL? [15:27] cjwatson - yep - finding one now [15:28] cjwatson: http://hudson.qa.ubuntu-uk.org/job/natty-server-i386_minimal-virtual/ws/66/test-results/d-i-syslog.log/*view*/ [15:29] JenniferB2: if you are trying to avoid having to interact i.e. type in a password to login to the server I would suggest you setup key based authentication. [15:29] heh JamesPage was faster by a *lot* [15:29] cjwatson: full logs for this run: http://204.236.234.12/job/natty-server-i386_minimal-virtual/66/artifact/66/test-results/ [15:31] hggdh: must fix that annoying bug where all workspaces contain all every test result - its no longer required.... [15:31] JamesPage: yes... I found it the hard way, when my /var went backrupt [15:32] JenniferB2: take a look at the SSH Keys section of the server guide - https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/openssh-server.html [15:32] hggdh: oops - its on my todo list just have not had time..... [15:33] your testing overlay certainly pulls in a non-trivial amount of cruft [15:34] cjwatson: yes. But even on a manual install it was 19/29M over [15:34] yeah, there's definitely unnecessary stuff here [15:34] i.e., no hudson overhead [15:34] I'm sure you can live without language-selector-common, say [15:34] or indeed language-pack-en [15:35] Has anybody used a GUI called "dialupadmin" for use with FreeRadius? If so, please inquire. [15:36] cjwatson, JamesPage: for reference, this is bug 712145 [15:36] Launchpad bug 712145 in ubuntu-meta "ubuntu-server JEOS ISO install uses 519M of storage" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/712145 [15:36] yeah [15:36] I'll have a poke at the preseeding after meetings [15:38] heh, upx :) [15:43] Hello. How would i change the ssh port 22 to port 443 on my 10.04.1 server? [15:45] 443 is an https port, no? [15:45] ChrisBuchholz: see ListenAddress in sshd_config (5) [15:45] and are there any security vulnabilities involved in doing this? I need this because a few of the places where i use wifi frequently only have port 80 and 443 open, so i cannot ssh to it to create an ssh tunnel there [15:45] compdoc: normally used for https, yes [15:46] compdoc: yes, but read ^^ [15:46] ChrisBuchholz: should work [15:46] RoyK: i will check it out [15:46] ChrisBuchholz: you can start one manually too, sshd -p 443 [15:47] RoyK: but wouldnt i need to let openssh on the server accept ssh requests on port 443, no? [15:47] ChrisBuchholz: sshd is the ssh server, so yes :P [15:48] RoyK: oh, i just read `ssh -p 443`;) [15:50] * RoyK hands ChrisBuchholz his glasses :P [15:50] RoyK: would there be any vulnabilities involved? Do i need to remove 443 as a https port or something? [15:51] different processes can't listen to the same port [15:51] and what will i sacrifise by doing this? [15:51] but no, it shouldn't be any security problems with it [15:51] gotta go - bbl [15:51] bye [15:55] okay, now it works on port 443. [15:55] its not likely that anyone would try to connect to 443 with an ssh client - should be safe [15:56] compdoc: sounds great. I checked today that 443 is open, so i hoped im not mistaken [15:56] you dont run apache? [15:56] httpd? [15:57] now i just need to get irssi to use my SOCKS-proxy, which uses the ssh-tunnel, and i should be able to use irssi in school [15:57] compdoc: yeah, i run apache [15:57] good luck - gtg [15:57] stupid university-it-administrators [15:57] okay, bye [16:09] kirkland, as you saw, we're getting busy with likewise [16:09] we'll beat the thing into shape, promised [16:14] EtienneG: nice ;-) [16:16] I just noticed, that now i have added the "ListenAdresse 0.0.0.0:443" to my sshd_config, and i now can ssh'e on port 443, ssh on port 22 doesnt work, even though sshd_config still have "port 22" [16:16] Isnt it possible to have both applied? [16:17] I believe you should be able to have two Port lines, but without the :443 on ListenAddress [16:17] RoAkSoAx: uploaded powernap 2.3 last night [16:23] kirkland: yeah saw it!! thanks ;) [16:28] EtienneG: good because the person who tested is gone ;) [16:30] zul, who was that? [16:30] EtienneG: ttx afaik [16:31] ... and it was a bit painful ;) [16:31] that said, last time I looked, it was owned by Likewise and proxied by the Desktop team [16:31] ttx, I've got a minion doing it [16:33] EtienneG: huzzah for minions [16:33] talking about minion, here he is [16:34] hey now [16:34] kirkland, ttx, zul, be nice to ehw, I have the poor guy install Windows and stuff [16:34] muhahahhahahhahaa [16:34] where do you get these... minions? I want ones too :( [16:34] 7 years win-free and now I'm elbow deep in ads :( [16:35] highvoltage, that's the thing: I don't get them, they come to me! [16:35] highvoltage, btw, just curious, are you in Sherbrooke these days? [16:35] (or get volunteered by their managers) [16:36] EtienneG: yep, I am indeed! [16:36] Ah I remember that. Did it once, saved it in a VM [16:36] highvoltage, cool! Welcome, my new compatriot! [16:36] heh i amost went to school in sherbrooke [16:36]