[00:03] hello [00:04] is anybody aware on the state of apt-get working through proxy? [00:06] BuenGenio, it uses http, why wouldn't it work perfectly? [00:06] export http_proxy="http://proxy:3128" [00:07] Err http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ maverick/universe csstidy i386 1.4-3 [00:07] Unable to connect to localhost:3128: [IP: 127.0.0.1 3128] [00:07] well, that says it's using the proxy just fine [00:07] I'm running a proxy on localhost:3128 [00:07] that says your proxy is not accepting the connect [00:08] well, Firefox and telnet think otherwise [00:08] telnet localhost 3128 [00:08] Trying ::1... [00:08] Connected to localhost.localdomain. [00:08] ::1 != 127.0.0.1 [00:08] Unable to connect to localhost:3128: [IP: 127.0.0.1 3128] [00:09] != Unable to connect to localhost:3128: [IP: ::1 3128] [00:09] Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [00:43] SpamapS: ping? === NightDragon is now known as GeorgeNada [00:56] hi guys [00:57] DoctorPepper: you're that old rtfm guy, right? [00:58] uh !!!! [00:58] :D [01:08] hggdh, fyi http://uec-images.ubuntu.com/server/karmic/20110216/ is there. that has --proposed enabled [01:11] jiboumans: Hi! [01:11] hey mathiaz [01:11] hggdh, just verified it has 2.6.31-307.27 installed [01:12] and that it boots. [01:12] jiboumans: do you have any idea for starting two memcached daemon on the same box? [01:12] mathiaz: different ports [01:12] jiboumans: yeah [01:12] jiboumans: different ports [01:12] jiboumans: i was wondering about the init script [01:12] since it's all cli arguments, that's pretty straight forward [01:12] jiboumans: it seems that only one port is supported [01:12] jiboumans: are you using the default init script? [01:13] mathiaz: yeah, the init script's lame that way [01:13] mathiaz: but trivial to do using start-stop-daemon [01:13] or puppet's service { } [01:13] * mathiaz nods [01:13] mathiaz: no i'm not running memcached atm actually [01:13] using redis [01:13] which comes with a config file and i'm running it from puppet, not init.d [01:14] jiboumans: so when an instance is booted, the first puppet run will actually start your daemons? [01:14] yes [01:14] jiboumans: interesting... [01:14] ensure => running basically [01:14] also, krunit can be useful here [01:14] 'sv once $service' [01:14] no need to check for status, runit will do it [01:14] jiboumans: with ensure => disable? [01:15] how do you mean disable? [01:15] jiboumans: in the puppet service definition [01:15] jiboumans: there is an option to make sure a service is enable/disabled at init time [01:15] i'm not sure why you'd want it disabled [01:16] hi all, I'm trying to run an app with PHP5 on apache 2 using the Gettext extension but I have a little issue: I have all running but only works for locales installed in the system (that one included in locale-gen -a) and if I want to add more languages I have to install language-pack-xx-base. How I can fix this? [01:17] Sorry, my development ubuntu server is running Maverick (the version doesn't matter, always fails) [01:18] frandieguez: you don't HAVE to use language-packs [01:19] locale-gen zh_ZH.UTF-8 [01:19] twb: great! let me try it [01:23] twb: sorry but it is not working for me... I have issued locale-gen zh_ZH.UTF-8 and made a copy of es_ES translations (that works well) to zh_ZH but not work. [01:24] twb: locale-gen with zh_ZH is superfast, for the rest of languages take a little time [01:25] jiboumans: so IIUC memcached doesn't support a configurationf ile [01:25] jiboumans: it only supports command line switches? [01:25] SpamapS: ^^? [01:25] mathiaz: that's right [01:25] jiboumans: great - thanks! [01:25] look at the init.d script, i'm quite sure it's start-stop-daemon based [01:26] which makes it trivial [01:26] jiboumans: well - the start-stop-daemon is actualy calling another script [01:26] jiboumans: that parses the memcached.conf file for all the options [01:26] mathiaz: how silly [01:27] jiboumans: yeah - I may turn that into an upstart job [01:27] SpamapS: kirkland: are upstart jobs still the way to go in Ubuntu? [01:29] mathiaz: conversion schmonversion [01:29] you can do 'screen memcached -p 1234' and it works [01:29] give it a name (memcached_1234) and run it 'unless => "screen -ls | grep memcached_1234" [01:29] it's *that* simple [01:31] jiboumans: nice [01:35] mathiaz: why run multiple memcacheds btw? [01:36] mathiaz: and you might want to look at redis for some neat features and also memory saving optimizations [01:43] hey guys ive tried much research still no luck, any one willing to help? im getting this error when i try to do df -h 'Stale NFS file handle' [01:44] also helpful: [01:44] root@TonidoPlug:/etc/init.d# umount /dev/sdc1 [01:44] umount: /dev/sdc1: not mounted [01:44] root@TonidoPlug:/etc/init.d# mount /dev/sdc1 /media/SeagateNTFS/ [01:44] mount: according to mtab, /dev/sdc1 is already mounted on /media/SeagateNTFS [01:44] root@TonidoPlug:/etc/init.d# ls /etc/mtab [01:44] ls: cannot access /etc/mtab: Stale NFS file handle [01:54] !partners [01:54] Canonical's partner repositories provide packages a location for software vendors to publish applications. The repo itself can be added by running this in a !terminal: « sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ $(lsb_release -sc) partner" » [02:07] hey ubuntu server [02:08] hey [02:09] anybody use ec2? [02:10] not me, hey marshall do you think you could help me with my problem? [02:10] sup? [02:11] well whenever i try df -h i get 'Stale NFS file handle [02:11] what kind of problem r u having dasilva333? [02:11] df -h 'Stale NFS file handle' [02:11] root@TonidoPlug:/etc/init.d# umount /dev/sdc1 [02:11] umount: /dev/sdc1: not mounted [02:11] root@TonidoPlug:/etc/init.d# mount /dev/sdc1 /media/SeagateNTFS/ [02:11] mount: according to mtab, /dev/sdc1 is already mounted on /media/SeagateNTFS [02:11] root@TonidoPlug:/etc/init.d# ls /etc/mtab [02:11] ls: cannot access /etc/mtab: Stale NFS file handle [02:13] thats what i get [02:13] what kind of drive is it, cd or harddrive? [02:15] its an ntfs drive, it just suddenly happened [02:15] ive tried various solutions on google but no luck [02:16] got important data on it? [02:16] I've gotten that before when a NFS server has died. Do you have any NFS shares mounted as well? [02:16] if i reboot into my other linux OS the drive works fine [02:16] if i plug it into the my windows box it also works fine [02:17] so its the OS thats for sure [02:17] how do i check what NFS shares are mounted on it? [02:17] heres a helpful article if you guys could help me with it [02:17] http://sysunconfig.net/unixtips/stale_nfs.txt [02:18] Have you rebooted? [02:18] yes many many times [02:18] Ok forget I said anything then. Sounds like a bug. [02:18] ive tried a, but im not sure hwo to use it with -O option so that doesnt work [02:18] Rebooting will drop any stale shares so it's not that. [02:18] how can i reinstall or reset the part of the system that is not working? [02:18] So this is happening with a USB drive eh? Very odd. [02:19] yeah its a usb drive [02:19] i basically think my fstab or mtab is corrupted somehow [02:19] I'd boot it with a live CD and check out the files. [02:20] You could be onto something with a messed up fstab or something. Other than that I have no idea I'm afraid. [02:20] i ran a chkdsk on windows and it passed through fine, im pretty sure its not the files [02:20] Usually that error relates to a nfs share that has stopped responding. [02:20] http://sysunconfig.net/unixtips/stale_nfs.txt how do i do option a. or b. in that list? [02:21] Oh I meant your fstab etc sorry. [02:21] B will already have been done unless something is trying to use it on boot. [02:22] i tried booting into my other OS, deleteing /etc/mtab and then booting back into it w/o any luck [02:22] a. something like: sudo mount -O /dev/sda1 /mnt/point [02:22] is there any other file i could possible delete to 'reset' my problem? [02:22] Again though reboot should sort all that. [02:22] Hi, to recreate mtab try command: [02:22] sudo cat /proc/mounts > /etc/mtab [02:22] have u tried that? [02:22] yeah i tried that [02:23] i get Stale NFS file handle whenever i do anything relating to mtab [02:23] I'd boot a live CD and suss out the mtab and fstab files from there. [02:23] I guess it's possible they're completely corrupted but I'm guessing ;) [02:24] ok but how do i 'suss' them out? [02:24] u could fsck your drive, but becareful [02:24] like just rm -rf /etc/mtab or what? [02:24] i cant fsck an ntfs drive [02:24] Look at them in a text editor from a live CD. [02:24] ah ok [02:24] good idea [02:25] Do you even use NFS shares on said system? [02:26] mathiaz: yes upstart job would be the way to go, and memcached should be trivial to do. [02:26] SpamapS: well - trying to do it with upstart from lucid [02:27] SpamapS: running into issues with log files [02:27] SpamapS: and forks as well [02:28] SpamapS: http://paste.ubuntu.com/567960/ [02:28] SpamapS: isn't happy [02:28] nope [02:28] mathiaz: err.. I would just use it w/o forking and pipe to logger [02:28] i dont even know what NFS is rly, so im not sure why my NTFS drive is complaining about that [02:29] SpamapS: http://paste.ubuntu.com/567961/? [02:29] mathiaz: drop the expect fork and the -d [02:29] SpamapS: using an exec statement? [02:30] mathiaz: and if you want to be careful... add a post-start that makes sure memcached is listening [02:30] SpamapS: or a script block? [02:30] mathiaz: you can exec blah | something else [02:30] SpamapS: oh - nice [02:30] mathiaz: script is only for multiple commands [02:30] ok mount -O revealed something interesting [02:30] http://pastebin.com/1a0YTimE [02:30] line #12 is bad somehow.... [02:30] mathiaz: basically exec just gets evaluated by the running shell as is [02:31] just curious, if you're running ubuntu server with no gui, how do you share out printers? [02:31] mathiaz: also make sure you stop on runlevel 1.. you don't need memcached in single user :) [02:31] can i do sudo cat /proc/mounts > /etc/fstab? [02:31] Roasted: cups [02:31] Roasted: or samba+cups [02:31] SpamapS, ahh, through a web based gui right [02:31] dasilva333: only if you want to break the system [02:32] hi [02:32] What's the best torrenting daemon? [02:32] Roasted: thats helpful for configuring them, yes.. but you can do it w/o the gui even. :) [02:32] ZacLnxNewb, I like deluge. [02:32] twb: how would i do it then pls? [02:32] dasilva333: do what? [02:33] how do i rebuild fstab [02:33] Roasted: I was using deluge until I screwed up the configuration [02:33] ZacLnxNewb, so redo the config to default?? [02:33] Roasted: then it just ran in the background and I was too lazy to figure out how to fix it. :p [02:33] Roasted: and I decided to freshly install my entire server and try a different configuration. [02:35] mathiaz: feel free to submit that upstart job as a bug on memcached. :) [02:35] SpamapS: hehe [02:35] SpamapS: seems like it's working ! [02:36] SpamapS: now is there a way to have stdout log to a logger and stderr log to another one? [02:36] SpamapS: for now I do 2>&1 [02:36] mathiaz: note that it will fire the started as soon as it has exec'd .. which Keybuk would be careful to point out could create a race condition with dependent jobs [02:36] mathiaz: :( no [02:37] mathiaz: but realistically.. the messages should distinguish themselves appropriately, and you probably want to see all of them anyway [02:49] ok i just booted onto the same system using a live cd and i checked out the mtab file on the bad OS and its empty, can i do a cat /proc/mounts > /media/OriginalDrive/etc/fstab ? [02:55] interesting i tried it and i get an input/output error on the drive [02:57] the drive is probably bad then [02:57] Roasted: Hey, where is the deluge config file stored? [02:57] could be a loose cable or bad controller too, but same general thing [02:57] well its a usb drive, my boot drive is a usb drive, can i just run fsck on it? [02:57] how do i force unmount ? im getting the device is busy [02:58] input/output error is not an error with the filesystem, it's an error with the hardware [02:58] umount -l [02:58] l for lazy [02:58] qman__: do you know anything about deluge? [02:58] nope, I use torrentflux [02:58] qman__ hwo can it be an error with the hardware if its just a simple cruzer usb drive? [02:59] unless you mean the actual server... [02:59] dasilva333, loose connector, bad USB port/header/controller, bad drive [02:59] anything along the chain [02:59] ah ok [02:59] but that type of error is a hardware error [03:00] I am trying to get FastCGI installed on my server, all ive found on ubuntu is mod_fcgid [03:03] elbow: for php? [03:04] perl [03:05] I believe you just have to enable the mod_perl for apache2 [03:05] I dont want to use mod_perl [03:06] ah sorry you should be able to do apt-get install libfcgi-perl [03:07] THANK YOU SO MUCH GUYS!!! *HUGS ALL AROUND* [03:07] ok so thanks all your ideas and help i was able to resolve my problem [03:08] how i ended up fixing it was simply booting into the live cd and running fsck on the original drive, it found a whole bunch of inode errors, rebooted and it was fine [03:12] does anyone use deluge? [03:13] where is the configuration file used to say, change the port I access deluge from? [03:13] myserver.com:8112 to myserver.com:602 [03:15] Roasted: you there still? [03:27] win 11 [03:35] damn it, now deluge doesn't work [03:36] RoyK: Willing to help me again? :p [03:37] for wj [03:37] for what? [03:38] RoyK: I just installed deluge, I restarted my server and was able to connect using the web ui in the browser through 192.168.1.250:8112 [03:38] RoyK: in the deluge settings through the web ui, I changed the port from 8112 to 602 [03:39] RoyK: then rebooted the server again, and now everything is inaccessible through http [03:39] aorrt - mp [03:39] no odea [03:40] RoyK: actually, seems the website portion jsut started working [03:40] RoyK: can't connect to deluge at all though [03:42] I thought I wss to lose a 35TB pool today [03:42] lots of messups [03:43] RoyK: ouch [03:43] so I'm not too ast answering [03:49] What the hell is this? "~/.config/deluge/" [03:51] looks like a hidden configuration file [04:08] can someone help me fix whatever deluge has done to my server? [04:36] New bug: #720513 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 returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/720513 === NightDragon is now known as GeorgeNada === NightDragon is now known as GeorgeNada [06:47] New bug: #697934 in exim4 (main) "Merge exim4 4.73~rc1-1 (main) from Debian experimental (main)" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/697934 [08:22] Anybody have experience with journalled quotas (-ousrjquota=aquota.user,jqfmt=vfsv0)? [08:23] I just noticed that repquota isn't seeing any changes when I create new files, and it was some time ago (back when journal-less usrquota was in use instead.) [08:33] root@liber:/var/spool/exim4# mailq 0m 1.6K 1PpzH3-00065K-QO <> *** frozen *** www-data@liber.profarius.com <-- any ideas what might be setup wrong? [08:35] or more details- http://dpaste.com/425569/ [08:36] 19:36 Never mind, I found the problem. For some reason quotaon(8) isn't being run at boot. Fucking ubuntu garbage... [08:44] so... if I send an email to me@profarius.com from a web server that hosts the profarius.com website... it sends it to /var/mail/michael instead of to my email address [08:45] the header even holds the right "To: field" [08:47] morning [08:49] huats: howdy === FkCek is now known as FkCek|a [09:04] This patch is necessary to make Lucid handle journalled quotas correctly! http://paste.debian.net/107916/ [09:18] hey guys quick question is a cloud limited to running virtual machines or can for instance a dedicated server be put in the cloud [09:20] whole idea of cloud is self provisioning … doing that with a bare metal is possible but for that [09:20] you can use something like cobbler [09:21] "Cobbler is a Linux provisioning server that centralizes and simplifies control of services including DHCP, TFTP, and DNS for the purpose of performing network-based operating systems installs." [09:22] ...so, it's dnsmasq. [09:25] "Cobbler is a small and lightweight application (about 15k lines of Python code)." [09:25] morgen [09:25] ...whereas dnsmasq is 17kloc *including the TFTP, DNS and DHCP servers*. Silly RH users! [09:32] gnuyoga: whats cobbler? [09:33] humm [09:37] eagles0513875: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/ubuntu-linux-provisioning-automation-with-cobbler.html [09:39] thanks :) [09:45] Any chance you could set up a tarball job for nova-bexar on Jenkins ? I'd like that set up before we start approving the post-release BMPs [09:45] soren: ^ [09:46] aw [09:46] wrong channel [09:47] Daviey, hallyn , Hi. you marked 2 server tests as started yesterday, can you change the status on the tracker if it's done. thanks. [09:48] thanks for the link gnuyoga :) will have to give cobbler a shot :) [09:52] could anyone from server team have a look at #720564, that blocks me in trying to upload new ebox/zentyal packages to natty [09:53] it's just a simple sync from debian [09:55] bencer: that would have to be asked in ubuntu+1 as that is natty support [09:56] eagles0513875: is ubuntu+1 an irc channel? don't have many experience on ubuntu dev workflows [09:56] ya it is [09:56] just saw it, thanks [09:58] well seems that it got already accepted [09:58] Build well, sync request ACKd [09:58] ** Changed in: libredis-perl (Ubuntu) [09:58] Status: New => Confirmed [09:59] bencer: :) patience is the key === th0mz_ is now known as th0mz [10:52] Hi all [10:53] anyone know what package in Ubuntu hjas the "pdo sqlite driver"? [10:53] I try with apt-cache search but not sucesss [10:54] plm: maybe php5-sqlite: /usr/lib/php5/20090626+lfs/pdo_sqlite.so [10:54] plm: I used apt-file search pdo | grep sqlite for that output [10:54] $ apt-cache search pdo sqlite [10:54] php5-sqlite - SQLite module for php5 [10:54] php-db - PHP PEAR Database Abstraction Layer [10:57] TeTeT: so I have that installed.. But I have this error: [Thu Feb 17 08:45:59 2011] [error] [client 192.168.0.30] PHP Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'PDOException' with message 'could not find driver' in /var/www/web/classes/csql.php:88\ [10:57] A complete error is here http://dpaste.com/425885/ [10:58] plm: "/var/www/web/db..." looks odd. [10:58] plm: I'm afraid I know nothing about this error [10:59] jibel, ack [11:13] soren: TeTeT solved. I restart apache after install php5 module, but now after install sqlite driver... [11:17] plm: ah, great that it works now [11:18] jibel, The reason i haven't passed it yet, was because i wanted to question postifx being installed on a plain server install. I don't remember that being in 10.04. [11:19] and a running network service by default is a new feature. [11:27] New bug: #720638 in net-snmp (main) "snmpd crashes with segfault (libnetsnmpmibs.so.15.1.2)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/720638 [11:40] jibel, duh... it's because i did the RAID-1 install. [11:40] marked as passed [12:40] Daviey, thanks for your help in testing. [12:40] hallyn / jdstrand: Are either of you planning a libvirt merge soon? [12:40] jibel, np.. I intended to do more, but seemed to already have pretty good coverage! [12:41] Daviey, indeed, the results are pretty good. === Kiall|AFK is now known as Kiall [12:52] Daviey: i handed jdstrand 0.8.7, but it's looking like 0.8.8 has mostly papercut bugfixes so we may just want to immediately jump to that (it just came out today) [12:53] bia [12:53] biab [12:53] hallyn: I haven't reviewed it yet, if you are keen on doing 0.8.8, feel free to give it to me and I'll review it instead [12:58] jdstrand: only bc it looks like it might fix bug 720426 [12:58] Launchpad bug 720426 in libvirt "libvirt fails to run vm's with virtio disks and a kernel" [Medium,Won't fix] https://launchpad.net/bugs/720426 [12:59] uh, hm, then again i guess it might not :) but lemme see how trivial that bump is [13:00] RoAkSoAx: so yeah, as of yesterday I suddenly have the same disk io woes you have. to the point thta it made me stop working when the family went to bed bc laptop fan kept going off like a fighter jet [13:02] kirkland: congrats ;) [13:02] ivoks: :-) thanks [13:03] hallyn: fyi, I think my temperature issues in the guests unstable bug are bug #716528 [13:03] Launchpad bug 716528 in qemu-kvm "kvm 100% when performing apparently IO operations" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/716528 [13:04] hallyn: so I guess put me in the me too camp there [13:04] (and I just did in the bug) [13:05] would it be even remotely safe to install a maverick package on a hardy server? (ie. http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick/libemail-sender-transport-smtp-tls-perl) [13:17] hallyn / jdstrand: That is good news, i noticed it bumped from experimental to unstable. [13:18] Daviey: hi, how are you? [13:18] ivoks, Hello sir! Not too bad.. how are you keeping? [13:19] Daviey: hanging :) by a thread :) [13:20] ivoks, heh... so...... mail stack... how is it doing for natty? :) [13:20] * ivoks walks away :) [13:21] lol [13:21] Daviey: i'll look at it in next couple of days [13:21] i still don't have natty dev environment [13:22] * ivoks runs away :) === Kiall is now known as Kiall|AFK [13:22] ivoks, that is good... Feb 24th... Feature Freeze :) [13:23] pih === Kiall|AFK is now known as Kiall [13:25] * hallyn hates guis [13:55] Daviey: hows the euca dhcp issue in natty coming along? [13:58] JamesPage, funny you ask... [13:58] JamesPage, no good progress at the moment.. [13:59] I don't think upstream will land a configuration option.. I'm currently writing a wrapper to just check it /will/ work.. If it does, i'll change it in code. [13:59] JamesPage, why do you ask? [13:59] Daviey: bug 717166 [13:59] Launchpad bug 717166 in eucalyptus "Broken with v4 isc-dhcp-server in Natty" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/717166 [14:01] hey ppl i need some support with ubuntu 64-bit server 10.10 [14:01] can anyone help? [14:01] JamesPage, thanks.. i've just confirmed it [14:01] Daviey: same issue yes? [14:02] JamesPage, yeah, sadly [14:03] my issue has been going on for about a week and its a pain [14:03] problem after problem [14:04] but now im near the end of fixing it at least [14:04] MadHaTTer_777: well you are in the right place - whats your problem? [14:05] ok im trying to install a usb modem their software didnt work so i got some code online tweaked it and edited the wvdial and widial files now [14:06] its a usb flip flop device btw the code i was talking about is to get it to change mode [14:06] now in terminal it gives me 2 dif errors at random [14:06] when i wvdial [14:07] i get "--> Cannot open /dev/ttyUSB0: device or resource busy [14:07] 3 times [14:08] the other error is where it tells me to add the option of pppd in wvdial.conf [14:08] how do i fix these? [14:11] morning all [14:12] hey RoAkSoAx [14:14] wth? [14:16] anyone know how to fix these errors? [14:16] someone was talking to me about nbd, and we had two issues, first that the second open deadlocked (now resolved) and a second which was bad opens r/w of a r/o device which was failing [14:17] can anyone remember [14:18] apw, i bet that was stgraber [14:18] ahh thanks ... wanted to know what happened to the userspace changes ... seems the kernel change may have been temp reverted cause of the userspace carnage, but i do wnat to make sure its getting fixed [14:20] ANY IDEA HOW TO FIX MY PROBLEM? [14:20] also i have another problem once these 2 r fixed [14:21] something wrong with apt [14:21] hash sum mismatch [14:24] MadHaTTer_777: so I guess that you are referring to drivers for the USB modem with regards to the code you got online [14:24] MadHaTTer_777: whats the make/model of USB modem you are using? [14:25] so what can be done about it? [14:25] it wont help [14:26] MadHaTTer_777: well maybe not but I like to have the full facts before commenting on something... [14:26] acs franklin wireless cdu680 p/n du6800-014-ac ive been through all the usuall [14:27] the manu site was last updated around the time of ubuntu 7.4 [14:27] the isp told me they dont even use the software that comes with the modem cause it doesnt work 4 sht [14:28] brb i need a smoke [14:32] bk [14:32] u there james? [14:33] MadHaTTer_777: yep [14:33] hey guys im bout to set up a ubuntu server and got a teacher that tells me that installing servers virtually with VMware vSphere is the best way. is he right? [14:34] i mean he says security is better and hes prolly right but isnt a virtual server more error-prone due to incompatibilities? [14:35] because its another layer that has to work perfectly [14:37] so can u help me? [14:38] MadHaTTer_777: I'm drawing a blank at the moment; I can't find anything more than you have already found; [14:39] it looks like a driver issue of some description [14:39] ill upload a new cobbler snapshot tomorrow [14:41] MadHaTTer_777: have you seen this - https://custsupport.alaskacommunications.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/304/~/installing-the-mobile-broadband-cdu-680-on-linux [14:42] back [14:43] MadHaTTer_222: have you read this - https://custsupport.alaskacommunications.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/304/~/installing-the-mobile-broadband-cdu-680-on-linux [14:43] yes thats garbage [14:45] and im past that anyways' [14:46] i can get all that feed as described there its after that i get the problems [14:52] fair enough; I'm just refreshing on wvdial - not used it in a LONG time [14:53]