[00:01] juanito1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP [00:02] Como se dice "taringa" en ingles? [00:03] twb: that word doesn't even exist :) [00:03] RoAkSoAx: hence my confusion [00:04] twb: he meant taringa.com [00:04] Ah. [00:05] RoAkSoAx, je , si eh leere, y en cuanto al hardware que necesito ? [00:05] tsrk: something like this works fine: http://pastebin.com/DVBRVRyh and http://pastebin.com/GaRpCnnu [00:06] hallyn, No.. you only need a FFe for new features [00:06] hallyn, Are you asking me to review it or just upload it? [00:06] hallyn, Considering you have access to that component, i shouldn't need to build test, right? :) [00:07] juanito1: www.linode.com :) No necesitas HW realmente. Puedes tener un VPS [00:07] soft freeze also applies to bugfixes - if the package lands on the CD, it's good to make sure that the fix doesn't break anything else :) [00:07] Daviey: just to upload. I can't yet push to the bzr tree :) [00:08] Daviey: Dave "the night" Walker >P [00:08] Daviey: given I was squeemish about asking for upload rights at all, I'd certainly not mind a quick review/test if you had the cycles. Though I assume you wouldn't have the time tonight, it being... late [00:09] RoAkSoAx: he also needs some web developers to write the site :-) [00:10] twb: indeed! [00:11] RoAkSoAx, gracias [00:11] thanks [00:12] juanito1: de nada ;) [00:12] kim0: tossed bug 723796 over to you :) [00:12] Launchpad bug 723796 in qemu-kvm "Enable spice in kvm" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/723796 [00:15] RoAkSoAx, y habra servidores virtuales gratuitos ? [00:15] juanito1: no no que yo conosca al menos [00:15] RoAkSoAx, como para practicar [00:16] vale [00:21] twb: thank you, what does the "trap" line of that do? [00:26] hallyn, looks good, built fine, uploaded [00:30] hello [00:30] during an install i have to write Yes to continue, how to avoid that ? [00:31] i mean is there any option like :: apt-get install -Y package ? [00:32] aazert: use it cautiously -- apt-get install --force-yes foo [00:33] aazert, -y should be enough [00:33] when it is in french ? [00:33] i have to put O ? [00:33] for OUI [00:34] aazert, I don't believe that is internationalised [00:35] hallyn, you pinged out... did you see: [00:35] hallyn, looks good, built fine, uploaded [00:38] tsrk: eh, what trap? [00:39] tsrk: oh, that was for kklimonda. It evaluates the first argument when the shell receives the TERM signal. [00:40] Daviey: awesome, thanks! [00:40] tsrk: I think kklimonda is proposing that you move everything into the main "start script" stanza, and have a function cleanup() that you then run when the TERM signal is received. That way, it'll start when upstart sends TERM, and if it takes too long, upstart will send a KILL to it [00:40] tsrk: I think kklimonda's approach is sound; you should try it [00:48] command not working Daviey [00:48] i need to remove a package [00:48] but not working [00:49] what i have done is : apt-get autoremove --force-yes konqueror [00:49] it is still ask me for yes or not [00:50] do you get what i mean ? Daviey [00:51] aazert: add '-y' as well ? [00:51] RoAkSoAx, encontre una web que te da servidores gratuitos 10gb de espacio [00:52] thanks a lot working now hallyn [00:52] http://www.servidorvirtualgratis.com/ RoAkSoAx [00:52] con eso puedo practicar ? [00:54] twb: ok, i'll try that. stupid question: how do i run something from a bash script on the TERM signal? [00:55] juanito1: supongo que si siempre y cyuando no sea SCAMs [00:55] juanito1: yo te recomendaria que instales una maquina virtual y mpractiques ahi primero [00:55] tsrk: cleanup () { echo foo; echo bar; }; trap cleanup TERM [00:55] tsrk: i.e. you make it a function [00:56] RoAkSoAx, y que virtualizo, el windows sever 2008 r2 ? [00:56] y practico con la web que te pase es eso . [00:56] disculpa no se mucho :S [00:56] twb: oh, now i understand trap! thank you! [00:57] when i try to restart my ssh service this is what i got : http://paste.ubuntu.com/ [00:58] what could be the problem ? [00:58] this one : http://paste.ubuntu.com/574228/ [00:59] what i have to do exactly ? [03:16] Anyone have issues with the security issued kernel install? linux-image-2.6.32-29-generic-pae appears to have some debconf/perl issue. http://paste.ubuntu.com/574261/plain/ [03:31] New bug: #727569 in squid (main) "package squid 2.7.STABLE7-1ubuntu12.1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/727569 [03:41] is there a way to include a netgroup in an /etc/group entry? [03:42] specifically I would like to add all members of a particular netgroup to a particular /etc/group, like wheel or admin or something [04:01] boxybrown: wow, you still use netgroups? [04:02] boxybrown: wait... do you mean NIS netgroups, i.e. nsswitch.conf's "netgroup: nis"? [04:02] boxybrown: or are you just using the term to mean "groups that come from the network"? [04:15] twb: we are using netgroups, as in /etc/netgroups [04:15] yes its messed up [04:15] dont ask me why [04:16] brb [05:16] how do i compile a program? [05:16] I'm trying to do ./configure [05:16] its not working [05:30] Good evening. I have looked just about everywhere but I cannot get mysql server to start up on ubuntu server. I have tried purging it and reinstalling, creating the debian-sys-maint user... and the service just will not seem to start up. Any help would be greatly appreciated. [05:45] chrislabeard, what program? [05:45] I sorta figured it out I'm trying to install zoneminder [05:45] TimyC, try "sudo /etc/init.d/mysql restart" [05:46] probly one of the harder installs I've done [05:46] were there installation instructions with it? [05:46] (there should be) [05:46] TimyC, try "sudo /etc/init.d/mysql start" <--- that [05:46] i made a mistake :P [05:48] EvilPhoenix, That gave me an error, Start: job failed to start [05:48] TimyC, you're sure you installed mysql-server ? [05:48] (which is basically one of the few errors I keep getting every time) [05:48] Well I believe I did yes [05:48] sudo apt-get install mysql-server [05:49] that should've done it [05:49] hm [05:49] Infact when I type that now, it says I have the latest version [05:49] o.O [05:50] strange [05:50] then there must me some glitch in your install or something :/ [05:51] something i'm not able to help you with, unfortunately [05:51] someone else might be along who could help though :/ [05:51] I understand and appreciate your efforts :) [05:53] * TimyC can't even seem to get it to purge at this point properly [05:53] o.O [05:53] sounds like you've got a messed up install or something [05:54] On a managed server... it's a wonderful issue [05:55] anyone ever installed zoneminder [06:46] man webcams are confusing [06:47] New bug: #711534 in eucalyptus "euca-upload-bundle fails when connecting to Eucalyptus and a path in bucket is specified " [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/711534 [06:55] I do not understand this motion thing its asking for a password and nowhere do I see anything about a password [07:32] hi guys im struggling to set up my apache2 web server. the manual says i need to change the RedirectMatch directive but i cant seem to find it [07:42] Sheepherd: what manual? [07:42] twb: http://goo.gl/wfDzA [07:43] Sheepherd: so, you're running 8.04? [07:44] twb: naw its 10.10 but shouldnt matter i guess since its about apache and not buntu. i was able to set up the website and get the message "It works!" when i visit my ip [07:45] only thing is that ive got no idea how i set up the webinterface of apache or better said enable it [07:45] The webinterface of Apache? [07:46] well ive only used apache with xampp up until now. that webinterface i get there isnt default by apache? [07:46] Sheepherd: change 8.04 to 10.10 in the URL, then [07:47] twb: why should that number be in the url? i just type in the ip of my machine [07:47] WTF is the X in "XAMPP"? [07:47] Sheepherd: sigh [07:47] Sheepherd: you linked to https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/httpd.html [07:47] Sheepherd: you should use https://help.ubuntu.com/10.10/serverguide/C/httpd.html [07:48] aaaaah... wow i failed pretty bad here [07:48] They are probably mostly the same, but maybe things are different in your version, so you should read the documentation for the version you're using. [07:48] didnt notice the version difference [07:48] and no idea what the x stands for ^^ [07:49] "X (meaning cross-platform)" [07:49] Sheesh. [07:49] I wish these non-military types would get off my arpanet. === CrummyGummy_ is now known as CrummyGummy [08:06] can someone help me with fully remove shorewall? on ubuntu server [08:11] aptitude purge shorewall? [08:13] twb il tried that [08:13] but still all my ports are closed [08:18] can annyone help me with removing shorewall? [08:19] after removing it its still block all ports [08:25] can annyone help me with removing shorewall? [08:25] can annyone help me with removing shorewall on ubuntu server [08:25] after remove and purge it still block ports [08:26] ? [08:33] Did you reboot? [08:36] yes [08:36] even put of the power manual [08:36] its afresh install from ubuntu server [08:37] evry thing worked before installing shorewall [08:37] so i removed it [08:37] but still samen problem all ports closed on server [08:43] zerozille: What exactly are the symptoms? [08:46] New bug: #727643 in php5 (main) "package php5-fpm 5.3.5-1ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: подпроцесс установлен сценарий post-installation возвратил код ошибки 255" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/727643 [08:46] well i can't ping to anny port [08:46] i only have shh port forward [08:46] this is since i intalled shorewall [08:47] installed [08:47] so i removed shorewall [08:47] and did the purch thing [08:47] but still is for example port 80 closed [08:47] so web is not available [08:47] i have put off utf [08:47] i rebooted [08:47] still same problem [09:09] moin \sh === th0mz_ is now known as th0mz [09:17] <\sh> moins binBASH [09:50] morning [10:06] New bug: #727676 in antlr3 (main) "[BLOCKED] Sync antlr3 3.2-5 (main) from Debian testing (main)" [Wishlist,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/727676 [10:11] Hello, I am running the latest ubuntu server (32-bit) and I want to automount my USB hard drive. I have done so through /etc/fstab by adding a line but this does not allow write access. Any tip? [10:25] jamespage, Am i right in saying antlr3 sync is planned for o-series, not Natty? [10:26] Daviey: yep - just flagging things to myself for UDS as I find them - these are all blocked by maven-debian-helper not being in main. [10:26] should I target it for o-series? [10:27] jamespage, meh... that'll be fine i think [10:27] jamespage, i was just checking if you were planning on a last minute dash for m-d-h in main for Natty :) [10:28] * jamespage falls off his seating from laughing to much.... [10:28] have some work items for jenkins for alpha3 so having a jenkins day today [10:29] PS - if you want to see what is currently blocked by maven-debian-helper not being in main search with tag mdh-blocked [10:29] Still need to add at least 3 bugs to that list. [10:32] yeah, i noticed you added that tag... good thinking [11:24] jamespage, The remaining TODO's on https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/packageselection-server-n-hudson ... Is that planned to be done before /tomorrow/? [11:24] jamespage, Those are all PPA item's right? [11:25] All PPA items - I will work on them up until the end of tomorrow and see how far I get [11:26] technically does not need to complete for alpha-3 (that was just the target robbiew and I agreed on) [11:26] jamespage, What chance do you think you'll have of getting them done before A3 is announced? [11:26] tricky question i know :( [11:27] * jamespage thinks about it very hard [11:27] jamespage, Would it be better to re-target to Beta 1 for the remaining stuff? [11:28] Not that it really matters for the release process... but setting expectations and skewing the burn down chart. [11:28] I won't get them all done; I've just hit a minor new problem with one of the packages I've already done (something in dpkg has changed) [11:29] oh joy :) [11:29] What issue is that? [11:29] So pushing them back to Beta 1 (or a later date) would be OK with me - as its PPA work that I manage that should be OK from the release perspective as well. [11:29] jamespage, can you make it so? :) [11:30] dpkg error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/574400/ [11:30] one of my packages upstream version number does not start with a digit - this was OK until this week [11:31] discovered this yesterday afternoon when I uploaded the first jenkins-plugin (bzr) to the testing PPA. [11:31] I've only just started looking at it TBH [11:31] jamespage, try setting the epoch of 0:build212-hudson-6-0ubuntu1~test1 [11:31] technically 0: is implied.... but it might work [11:32] OK - I will give it a whizz - but something has changed.... [11:32] jamespage, cjwatson is your man for that i think === jjohansen is now known as jj-afk [11:34] 0: should make no difference [11:34] * Do not allow versions starting with non-digit when doing strict parsing, [11:34] warn otherwise. [11:34] dpkg now enforces what has been a policy restriction since forever [11:34] you should fix your version number to conform to policy [11:34] http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-controlfields.html#s-f-Version [11:35] I just read that at the same time :) [11:40] So: build212-hudson-6-0ubuntu1~test1 -> 212-hudson-6-0ubuntu1~test1 [11:40] and munge my watch file to deal with this.... [11:41] jamespage, is build212 the upstream release, or just a snapshot of a major version? [11:42] does hudson/jenkins /have/ major releases? [11:43] build212-hudson-6 is the upstream release [11:43] but that said this is a Jenkins managed branch of a further upstream project [11:45] if there are upstream releases, you should ensure that the version falls in proper sequence between them [11:45] that project uses build numbers as releases - see http://svn.svnkit.com/repos/svnkit/tags/1.3.2/contrib/trilead/HISTORY.txt [11:46] so this is the Jenkins branch of the upstream build212 release [11:47] New upstream->upstream releases are unlikely as its not being actively developed. [11:50] jamespage, Kinda *good* that a CI tool considers each build a release :) [11:50] Sort of eating their own dogfood [11:54] jamespage, There is one non-development todo for https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/packageselection-server-n-java-library-housekeeping ... fancy re-targeting that for beta? [11:55] Yeah - OK [11:55] zul, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/cloud-server-n-openstack-integration .. 3 WI's need something doing with them [11:56] zul, Have we missed a nova upload? [11:56] nope i just over estimated [11:56] and cant read [11:57] Daviey: done [11:57] zul, heh.. it boggled me aswell... [11:57] jamespage, awesome [11:57] just need to re-jig me jenkins WI's [11:57] see to have my London accent on today [11:58] jamespage, 'lright guv'nor [11:58] smoser, Around? [12:01] jamespage, Does [james-page] Automate EC2 testing and increase depth of image testing using unittest/subunit: INPROGRESS <-- need postponing? [12:01] (https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/cloud-server-n-automated-testing) [12:01] actually no; now I've pushed out all other work items to beta-1 and can work on that now. [12:01] Its coming on real nice :-) [12:01] jamespage, ro-cking [12:02] * jamespage puts down jenkins until next week :-) [12:02] jamespage, Has smoser started his EC2 candidate testing for A3 yet? [12:02] he was having trouble yesterday - most of the archives in ec2 where not working - not sure how he got on. [12:05] SpamapS, Have you had a chance to review Upstart doc's [12:05] jamespage, yeah.. i heard there were some archive issues yesterday [12:06] jamespage, I wonder if your magic can be used in production to test A3 images :) [12:06] i'll stop distracting you now [12:06] TBH it would be a good test case [12:07] SpamapS, when you see this, i marked it as postponed and added it to the general pool targeted towards beta. [12:07] (assuming you are busy this week) [12:08] hello [12:08] jamespage, yeah... reporting issues! [12:08] i have a dhcpd running in a ubuntu server, i modified some macs to be able to connect [12:08] and the dhcpd.log declines them, no idea why [12:09] Mar 2 13:06:58 OsiDHCP dhcpd: DHCPDECLINE of 192.168.140.234 from 10:9a:dd:4c:90:4a via eth0: not found [12:09] jamespage: Is the config for your Jenkins jobs available somewhere? [12:09] they are mac os, and the OSX says that ip is assigned to other device [12:09] HackeMate: No way to help without your config. [12:09] soren: yes - however they are not much more that a wrap around python that do all of the hard work. [12:09] sorry, http://pastebin.com/ZP5dx02Q [12:10] fail certainly host uib140234 [12:11] jamespage: So where's the python thingamajig? [12:11] soren: here https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-server-iso-testing-dev [12:12] jamespage: Oh, I thought this was for testing cloud stuff. [12:12] soren, Interested in contributing? [12:12] soren: so the ec2 testing and the ISO testing code branches are currently owned by this team [12:12] Is this different from the UEC tests? [12:13] the ec2 testing is a refactoring of the work smoser - not sure whether this is the same thing or not [12:13] now in tail -f dhcpd.log i see this: DHCPREQUEST for 192.168.140.234 from bc:ae:c5:21:ae:67 via eth0 [12:14] /smoser/smoser did/ [12:14] looks like other mac has assigned that host, but isnot [12:14] the server was restarted [12:15] The hudson link in the whiteboard of https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/cloud-server-n-automated-testing is broken for me. [12:16] soren: try this http://hudson.qa.ubuntu-uk.org/ [12:16] Oh, that's the same thing? [12:17] yep - the URL in the spec was for a temporary instance we used during Maverick testing [12:17] its still in ec2 but has a nicer URL now [12:17] Gotcha. [12:18] there is no ec2 testing in that instance yet - still working on it locally [12:18] although you can use it standalone - writing some docs at the mo. [12:19] I swear I remember seeing a script that would exercise UEC. [12:21] soren: Want me to send you 7-minute-workout.avi ? [12:22] *stab* [12:30] Daviey: saw that. Thanks. :) [12:30] SpamapS, cool [12:35] jamespage, you created a rather pretty bug.... nfi what caused it.. but i like it - http://erk.daviey.com/sync-antrl3.png [12:46] New bug: #727760 in samba (main) "package samba-common 2:3.4.7~dfsg-1ubuntu3.4 failed to install/upgrade: subprocesul script post-installation instalat returnează starea de eroare la ieșire 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/727760 [12:47] hi, i discovered my dhcpd is giving an ip to an unauthorized mac address [12:47] how can i kick out that bad address [12:48] dhcpd.leases is empty [13:14] hi everybody [13:15] soren, did you find what you were looking for ? [13:15] lp:~uec-testing-scripts-dev/uec-testing-scripts/trunk/ i think is it [13:18] someone has a good how-to setup a svn private server (on u 10.04 lts)? I messed with wiki one but I would like to have an exhaustive one. [13:25] Hi, I am trying to change default umask of apache2. I added "umask 002" to /etc/profile and /etc/apache2/envvars. Restarted the machine but still php uploaded files created with -rw-r--r-- I want to make them -rw-rw-r-- Is there any other tricks? [13:26] smoser: Yes, I think that's the one. thanks! [13:35] SpamapS, Can you retarget https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/packageselection-server-n-commandline-userfriendly miletone against beta-1 please? [13:36] Hey smoser ! [13:36] hey. [13:38] smoser, you have a few documentation WI's targeted towards A3... Is that something that should be bumped to beta? [13:39] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/cloud-server-n-image-rebundle [13:39] probably [13:39] s/probably/yes/ [13:39] smoser, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/cloud-server-n-cloud-init [13:41] yes. postponsed ro dropped. [13:41] smoser, Are you talking with jamespage about trying to automate the sniff testing of A3 cloud images? [13:43] well, no. [13:43] but there would be no point in doing so [13:43] they're completely DOA. [13:50] smoser, Oh? [13:50] smoser, will there be a A3 release of the cloud images, or will they be delayed? [13:52] there will be images. [13:52] the debconf changes seem to have bitten me. [13:55] anyone know if the private-cloud stuff still routes everything through one nic? that was pretty bad.. [13:58] smoser, Is this able to be fixed before A3 final? [14:01] Daviey, there really isn't a choice. [14:03] smoser, anything the rest of us can do to help? [14:03] well,. heres the problem [14:04] sometime between 20110228 build and today's build, the code at http://bazaar.launchpad.net/%7Eubuntu-on-ec2/vmbuilder/automated-ec2-builds/annotate/head%3A/vmbuilder-uec-ec2-fixes in line 262-267 stopped functioning correctly. [14:05] Hmmm [14:05] the end result is that in the images, [14:05] /etc/cloud/cloud.cfg.d/90_dpkg.cfg [14:05] has [14:05] # to update this file, run dpkg-reconfigure cloud-init [14:05] datasource_list: [ NoCloud, OVF ] [14:05] it *should* have [14:05] # to update this file, run dpkg-reconfigure cloud-init [14:05] datasource_list: [ NoCloud, OVF, Ec2 ] [14:05] its debconf multiarch fallout [14:05] smoser, the tail of that file DID work? [14:06] tail ? [14:06] 262->267 [14:06] somewhere between 20110228 and today, those lines stopped doing what they're supposed to do. [14:06] smoser, Is this what Colin commented on about using an old debootstrap? [14:07] where? [14:07] hmm [14:07] (yes, i think this is related, but i dont really see how... this happens well after the image is created, and happens inside a chroot) [14:08] i would have expected that the installed debconf would have made things work. [14:08] grepping mail [14:09] leave your poor email alone [14:10] [09:41:30] smoser: I suspect the other thing that's happening is that you're using a sufficiently old debootstrap that it doesn't create the /var/lib/dpkg/info/ARCH -> . symlink [14:10] morning all [14:10] Afternoon RoAkSoAx [14:10] debconf has nothing to do with anything [14:11] or at least, if that debootstrap fixes it, debconf has nothing to do with anything [14:11] * cjwatson reads more [14:11] debconf multiarch fallout> please explain, this sounds confused [14:11] i most definitely am using an old debootstrap. [14:11] i probably am confused. [14:12] dpkg is the thing that was multiarchified, not debconf [14:12] i only suspected because what is failing to do what it used to do is: [14:12] chroot "${rootd}" dpkg-reconfigure --frontend=noninteractive cloud-init [14:12] now, debconf might have ended up getting confused as a side-effect, if /var/lib/dpkg/info/ARCH ended up as a directory not a symlink [14:12] sorry, then my bad for conrfusion. [14:12] that's an easy thing to check [14:13] if that's so, then some of the metadata will be in /var/lib/dpkg/info and some in /var/lib/dpkg/info/ARCH [14:13] (where ARCH is $(dpkg --print-architecture)) [14:13] only the files in /var/lib/dpkg/info/ARCH will be noticed [14:13] using the new debootstrap (it should be in lucid-backports now) will make sure that /var/lib/dpkg/info/ARCH is a symlink [14:14] cjwatson, so this probably is what is going on. i just thought that the installed dpkg would have set that symlink up. [14:15] this happens as basically the last thing done. [14:15] smoser: it can't set it up for things that were debootstrap-extracted before dpkg [14:15] or at least not safely [14:17] cjwatson, so i gather your suggestion is to get the -backports version of debootstrap then [14:21] cjwatson, so, in the image [14:21] ls -l /var/lib/dpkg/info/ [14:21] total 76 [14:21] -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 0 Mar 2 07:12 dpkg.list [14:21] drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 77824 Mar 2 07:21 i386 [14:21] which seems "right" [14:23] - /var/cache/debconf/config.dat has the seeded values [14:23] and is seen [14:28] so it would appear to me that a symlink laid down by debootstrap would not fix the problem. [14:29] smoser: no, that's wrong [14:30] smoser, I know you have your hands full at the moment, but is the lxc stuff likely to land in A3 images or later? [14:30] smoser: dpkg-reconfigure isn't yet specifically aware of /var/lib/dpkg/info/i386 (there's a bug for that, patch under review) [14:30] smoser: the -backports debootstrap should make this work by way of the symlin [14:30] k [14:30] ah. yeah. [14:30] ok. [14:30] i was reading the symlink wrong http://launchpadlibrarian.net/65373191/debootstrap_1.0.28_1.0.28ubuntu1.diff.gz [14:31] hm... i' still confused. [14:32] i'm fine to make the change in debootstrap. [14:33] ah.. i see now. [14:33] the debootstrap fix will get make /var/lib/dpkg/info actually get files in it. [14:33] ok. [14:34] Daviey, is Euca ready for testing? [14:34] adn the dpkg-reconfigure would work because it would just lay down files there. and the issue i was having was that dpkg-reconfigure doesn't thikn theres a config script for my package [14:39] hggdh, Still dhcpd woes... but testing as far as you can on two nodes appreciated [14:40] hggdh, There is a known postinst issue on euca'-common... the euca'-networking job doesn't finishing starting [14:40] At least you can start an instance now... just not contact it.... :) === andreserl is now known as RoAkSoAx_ [14:40] Daviey, can I run with the ISO image, or should I use the current arch? === RoAkSoAx is now known as andreserl === RoAkSoAx_ is now known as RoAkSoAx [14:41] If you use the ISO from today, that should be good. [14:41] i *suspect* it will crap out due to the postinst [14:41] * hggdh notes RoAkSoAx is having an identity issue today [14:41] lol [14:42] hggdh, naah just changing to XChat for today's TestDrive session on the UDW instead of irssi :P [14:43] hggdh, btw.. the ISO's for testing are the same as the ones in cdimage.u.c right? (the same ISO's TestDrive downloads) [14:47] RoAkSoAx, Yes... I think it's safe to consider /current/ to be the candidate for A3 unless there is a re-roll. [14:51] indeed [14:51] whatever is the current [15:02] hggdh, ok cool thanks [15:14] how is the iso testing looking? [15:17] Hello, I am running the latest ubuntu server (32-bit) and I want to automount my USB hard drive. I have done so through /etc/fstab by adding a line but this does not allow write access. Any tip? [15:19] !info usbmount | izul [15:19] izul: usbmount (source: usbmount): automatically mount and unmount USB mass storage devices. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.0.20ubuntu1 (maverick), package size 16 kB, installed size 120 kB [15:24]