[00:52] Are we able to host our own Launchpad? or maybe that's defeating the purpose [00:52] sparc: try #launchpad [00:52] Short answer: yes, yes. [00:53] oh, thank you, i didn't know about that :) === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [01:46] New bug: #744672 in ocfs2-tools (main) "ocfs2console can not start due to deprecated unit" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/744672 === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [03:05] I have returned :P [03:08] does anyone know if I can put multiple IP's in a acl with squid? Example acl Group1 src 192.168.1.5, 192.168.1.105, 192.168.1.112 ? Would that work? [04:14] New to Ubuntu. Have ver 10.10 installed on a VPS - anyone here familiar w/ setting a server like this up to run WordPress sites? [04:15] Have been able to install Apache2, PHP, MySQL, wget [04:15] Apache server is up and running as is MySQL === AndrewMC` is now known as Guest13774 === share is now known as Guest14482 === Guest14482 is now known as \share === TheEvilPhoenix is now known as EvilPhoenix === Guest3036 is now known as jmarsden === Guest36926 is now known as IdleOne [06:23] hi does anyone know of a tool to check if servers are up and running? I'm looking for somerthing like serverup (android app) [06:24] hi does anyone know of a tool to check if servers are up and running? I'm looking for somerthing like serverup (android app) [06:25] stanman246: i thought of ping [06:25] :) [06:25] lol [06:26] looking for a tool which does a ping with intervals, so i get a notice when the server is up/down [06:26] .. [06:26] stanman246: Nagios? [06:27] bah, he quit [06:28] hmm.... [06:28] got some defect hardware here i think... [06:35] tonyyarusso: You missed your chance! [06:37] heh [07:12] New bug: #744772 in openssh (main) "package openssh-client 1:5.3p1-3ubuntu6 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script killed by signal (Segmentation fault)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/744772 === deegee_1 is now known as deegee === guntbert is now known as Guest994 === DrDetroit is now known as DrD_away === lool- is now known as lool [09:27] morning [09:27] Hi guys, is someone able to help me with some network setup? I have set up eth3 and eth3:0 on the same card but it always connects outbound with the eth3 IP. How do I make it use both depending on which interface the service is listening on? I'm using JBoss 4.2.2.GA, so maybe it's not Ubuntu's fault? [09:28] Fix your routing table. [09:28] And you probably don't want to be running NetworkManager either. [09:29] KB1JWQ: you mean "google it"? ;) [09:29] There's no networkmanager here [09:30] maedox: Let me rephrase. [09:30] Are both of the IPs bound to eth3 and eth3:0 on the same network? [09:30] KB1JWQ: ok, I appreciate it. [09:30] Yes, they are. [09:31] maedox: netstat -rn says what? [09:31] (pastebin) [09:31] oh, right, I think I get it. three lines all an iface eth3. Hold on... pastebinning. [09:32] http://pastebin.com/qJarfdzA [09:34] maedox: Yeah, your outbound traffic all dumps out eth3. [09:35] KB1JWQ: what's the tool for chaning the routing table? [09:35] route [09:35] Never used that. If I add something with that is it persistent or should it rather go in a config file somewhere? [09:36] Hi there, i have paths set like: mirror_lenny = http://cdn.debian.net/debian for something im using, how would i specify the path for the latest server version? [09:36] Generally in /etc/network/interfaces maedox [09:37] KB1JWQ: Alright, thanks man, I'll see if I can make it work. [09:38] Good luck. :-) [09:40] I have written a system that makes a nice notification system for disk quotas. I am looking for other ubuntu-devs that might help take it a step further for inclusion in Ubuntus server infrastructure [09:50] hello! is someone interested by the ubuntu-virt.org domain? I booked it 2 years ago to build a small website on virtualisation on ubuntu, but never managed to find the time/motivation - it s expiring in a month [09:54] yann2: sounds like a nice idea [09:54] yann2: I know that time/motivation thing for ideas... :-( [09:55] want it? :) [09:56] I ll probably just let it expire [10:54] hi all, I am hoping that someone can help me with the HP Microserver, actually to see if it would be capable of what I want it to do [10:58] craigaa: just tell what you want to do and what the specs of that HP microserver are, then maybe somebody can answer... [10:58] basically, I want to do Samba and internal IMAP email for 20-25 users [10:58] it has an AMD Athlon II Neo 1.3Ghz Processor [10:59] and can take up to 8Gb ECC RAM [11:00] I would also like to run linux SW RAID 1 [11:00] on 2 x 1Tb SATA HDD [11:01] I know Ubuntu runs on it (both server and desktop), but I am wondering if I may be overreaching with up to 25 users [11:02] it shouldn't be a problem I think, but also depends on how intensive they use it maybe [11:04] basically, that hardware was high-end some years ago... ;-) [11:04] well, similar hardware [11:06] JanC so you don't think the hardware would battle performance wise? [11:07] I see on soem sites they mention "up to 10 users" when running Windows on it [11:08] :-) [11:08] thanks [11:08] they don't mention what services those 10 users are supposed to be using etc. [11:10] but that is Windows so you lose about 1/2 to 1/3 of the performance off the top [11:10] before you start adding additional services [11:11] I think the main point is how you are going to use it [11:12] they also list 1-10 users with Red Hat [11:25] Hi there, i have paths set like: mirror_lenny = http://cdn.debian.net/debian for something im using, how would i specify the path for the latest server version? === windkids is now known as windGone === Guest13774 is now known as AndrewMC [12:57] how to blank screen in ubuntu server? [13:12] hi again [13:12] is possible to lock screen in ubuntu server? [13:13] nick_name: If you're using screen you can use ^x [13:13] er, ^A x rather. [13:13] or using vlock [13:14] Pici: not running screen atm [13:14] just log out on all consoles? [13:15] JanC: it wont lock [13:15] eh? [13:15] the screen. [13:15] what do you mean by "lock"? [13:15] Daviey: good morning [13:16] JanC: like screensaver lock. [13:16] if you are not logged in on any local console, then it is "locked" IMO? [13:18] JanC: i want to blank the monitor [13:18] like a blankscreensaver [13:19] it will blank automatically after a period of time? [13:19] maybe [13:19] i think [13:19] how do i change the time of it [13:19] hggdh, hello! [13:19] Elsewhere, someone suggested: sleep 2; xset dpms force off [13:27] hm gonna try [13:28] is possibleto transfer tty2 to tty1? [13:33] does anyone use openldap server for authentication? [13:39] i'm gonna try to install openldap and see if i can configure it for authenticating too [13:39] andygraybeal_: yes, many people and organizations do [13:39] cool, i want to follow the instructions @ https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenLDAPServer [13:39] it's a little scary it says the documentation isn't complete for it [13:39] :) [13:40] pmatulis, oh specififcally, i meant people in this channel. if i run into trouble, i would like to be able to get some help. [13:41] andygraybeal_: use the server guide [13:41] ah the server guide, thank you [13:41] https://help.ubuntu.com/10.10/serverguide/C/network-authentication.html [13:42] :) thanks [13:43] does ubuntu comes with firewall? how to disable it? [13:43] i think the firewall is disabled by default. ufw is the default firewall. [13:45] it is [13:45] disabled bydefault [13:45] . [13:46] phoenixsampras: type sudo iptables :L [13:46] phoenixsampras: type sudo iptables -L [13:51] phoenixsampras: ufw is a frontend to the netfilter/iptables firewall [14:00] does ubuntu comes with firewall? how to disable it? [14:01] New bug: #744928 in bacula (main) "package bacula-director-mysql (not installed) failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/744928 [14:13] phoenixsampras: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW [14:30] morning all [14:36] RoAkSoAx, your keepalived, I can't upload it until the thaw. [14:38] Daviey: howdy!! yeah I remembered we are in hard freeze [14:38] RoAkSoAx, I thought it was universe TBH... it was only when i was going some pre-upload checks that i noticed. [14:38] it's in server-ship aswell. [14:39] Daviey: yeah it has been there forever :) [14:44] Indeed. >5 years. === chuck_ is now known as zul [14:56] the LDAP Authentication on in the server guide, the example file for setting up the first user is John Doe. It has his home folder being /home/john ... would i mount the NFS server to the directory server in fstab to get this to work the way I'm thinking? [14:56] er... i mean if i want the home folder to be on an NFS share [15:04] andygraybeal_: ldap will merely provide you with info (user's home is /home/john), you need to do the rest (have /home/john available) [15:07] pmatulis, good, thank yuo. how does john exist? how do i assign him permission to use that folder? [15:07] i am having a hard time wrapping my head around this. [15:07] andygraybeal_: throw in pam_mkhomedir [15:07] ivoks, why doesn't it say that in the general server documentation? [15:08] those are two different things [15:08] okay :) thakn you i wil lread about pam_mkhomedir [15:08] authentication is one, authorization is seconds and home directory is third [15:08] does ldap automatically get linked to pam? [15:08] once you have ldap authentication, then you just have to add pam_mkhomedir module and you are done [15:09] ah interesting thank yuo. i will read more about it. [15:09] can you login as john doe? [15:09] ivoks, i'm not there yet, i'm still thinking about how i'm gonna end up with a home folder. [15:09] but let me try, i need to configure my client now. [15:09] or, subscribe for ubuntu server classroom and you'll learn all about that :) [15:09] awesome, i will look into it [15:10] s/classroom/course [15:10] ivoks: is that a mailing list? [15:10] ivoks: oh, the course [15:10] pmatulis: nope; http://www.ubuntu.com/support/training [15:11] ivoks: you look to be a kerbeors genius [15:12] i'm reading the man page for 'kadmin' and it discusses the difference between it and kadmin.local: [15:12] "that kadmin.local runs on the master KDC if the database is db2...." [15:12] pmatulis: where did you get that idea? :D [15:12] 16:11 < pmatulis> ivoks: you look to be a kerbeors genius [15:12] ivoks: he he [15:12] New bug: #744965 in cloud-init "Cloud-init quits on wrong style line-ends" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/744965 [15:12] New bug: #744976 in euca2ools (main) "euca-describe-snapshots lists all public snapshots" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/744976 [15:13] kerberos* [15:13] ivoks, and pmatulis thank you for training link! [15:13] np [15:13] ivoks: anyway, i question the db2 reference [15:14] i have to go now... [15:14] take care :) [15:14] ivoks: bye! [15:27] Daviey: ping cobbler 2.1.0 is imminent so we wont need a git snapshot in universe for natty === dantaliz1ng is now known as dantalizing [15:33] zul, hurray! [15:33] zul, Although, if we want the puppet love - that will probably be a delta we are carrying - or a post release snapshot :D [15:33] zul, We'll have to see what upstream do really. [15:34] Daviey: right...im going to look at the patches put forward on friday and probably include the delta but well see [15:35] smoser: It seems the current UEC images don't have any config for eth0 in /etc/network/interfaces. Is that intentional? [15:35] zul, landing the patches isn't the challenege... it's if it breaks the damn thing :O [15:36] Daviey: right that was an all encompassing statement [15:37] soren, http://paste.ubuntu.com/586890/ [15:37] it appears to have /etc/network/interfaces to me [15:40] Has anybody integrated an Ubuntu server or clients into the mix of a Windows domain? I'm trying to figure out how I can auto map windows file server shares to a certain place on the Ubuntu desktop to users on the fly when they log in [15:40] dhcp3 - I have a firewall with 3 subnets (interfaces) that i want to enable a dhcp-relay on to a ubuntu system running dhcp3 [15:40] for some reason right now clients across every subnet are given IPs defined in the first subnet declaration [15:41] how do i enable the dhcp3 service to be smart about assignment through a dhcp relay that is servicing 3 interfaces and presumably different subnets [15:42] smoser: Spectacular. [15:42] smoser: Might something be overwriting that during boot or something? [15:43] well i took that from a booted instance [15:43] so, probably not [15:43] i've not made any changes in that code maybe ever [15:44] smoser: I see that same interfaces when I'm looking at a clean image... I wonder what's going on here. [15:44] smoser: thanks. I must be barking up the wrong tree. [15:45] Roasted__, isn't that what libpam-mount is for? [15:46] anyone tested sheepdog yet? [15:46] http://www.osrg.net/sheepdog/ [15:47] patdk-lap, I have no idea. I just debuted a lab of ubuntu thin clients and its proving to be a MAJOR headache already. [15:47] patdk-lap, I just need a way for students to log in and BAM theire share is connected to /home/Bill Gates/Documents [15:47] where Documents = \\fileserver\classof2011\bill_gates [15:48] I have used libpam-mount before, for mounting on user login, not with samba shares, but should be no different [15:48] patdk-lap, based on your experience, do you think libpam-mount would allow me to boot a computer, log in as 5 different users, and each user get THEIR own share on the server mounted? [15:49] as long as you don't mount them all in the SAME place [15:49] right [15:49] but how can I set it as a wildcard [15:49] let me gather my thoughts... [15:49] If I log in as steve_jobs, I want \\server\students\classof2011\steve_jobs to mount to /home/steve_jobs/Documents [15:50] but if he logs out and bill gates logs in, I want the SAME thing, but bill_gates instead of steve_jobs [15:50] I fail to see the issue [15:50] This needs to be based on user login. NOT rebooting and mounting at startup. [15:50] so you think it'll fly? [15:50] like I said, libpam-mount, NOT fstab [15:50] I just never heard of libpam-mount. ever. so I wanted to make sure :P [15:50] did you even bother to read what libpam-mount is? [15:50] Daviey: damn it looks rh specific again [15:50] I'm googling for it now. [15:52] patdk-lap, is libpam-mount just a package or an actual gui app? [15:52] smoser: Argh, yeah, totally barking up the wrong tree. [15:52] zul, i saw the .ks patch [15:52] package, that would be why it starts with lib :) [15:52] apt-cache show libpam-mount [15:53] Daviey: bah! [15:54] Nice: Welcome to Ubuntu Natty (development branch) (GNU/Linux 2.6.38-7-generic i686) [15:55] do i need to create one VLAN per subnet i wish to assign IP addresses via DHCP to? [15:57] patdk-lap, sorry I'm drawing a bit of a blank. how do I get started with setting it up? Is this based on .profile? [15:57] it's based on pam :) [15:57] man I need a drink... [15:58] patdk-lap, is there a guide anywhere that you know of about setting this up? [15:59] http://pam-mount.sourceforge.net/doc.php [15:59] do i need a vlan to serve multiple subnets from one interface with DHCP on unbuntu? === jjohansen is now known as jj-afk [16:05] patdk-lap, no examples I take it? [16:05] there are examples all over those pages [16:06] if you mean, cut and paste for your specific issue, doubt it [16:08] what is the course on openldap (directory authentication?) [16:08] patdk-lap, yeah, I'm just a little panicked to get it running and sick as ever, so my focus level at the moment is not good. [16:09] patdk-lap, this sound right? [16:10] remove the user= part [16:10] whee...bug triaging storm coming soon to a mailbox to you [16:10] that means only user named user, will mount it [16:10] I thought smbfs was old and not used anymore? [16:11] cifs [16:11] cifs is the old one or the replacement? [16:13] wouldn't you want mountpoint="~/krueger" [16:13] What is krueger in this instance? Is this the name of the file server or the user? [16:13] * patdk-wk notes the, server="krueger" [16:14] so that's just the comp name of it [16:14] the mountpoint concerns me [16:14] /home/user/krueger [16:14] I need the "user" to be whoever the user is that's logged in [16:14] Can I wildcard it? [16:14] you could [16:14] but why not just use ~ [16:15] good thought [16:15] the ~ would apply to whatever user in at the time? [16:22] I'm also curious what path=public means [16:23] who is running the meeting today? [16:23] the share name [16:23] * patdk-wk votes ubottu runs it :) [16:23] well the share name is going to change I would think, since each user = share [16:24] path=%(USER) [16:24] thats a wildcard? [16:24] here's the part that confuses me [16:25] I work for a school, so we have 4 folders. //storage/students/classof2011 and 12 and 13 and 14 [16:25] and within each is the individual student shares [16:25] so I want a way to mount //storage/students/classof2011/steve_jobs to steve_jobs, since hes a senior, and //storage/students/classof2014/bill_gates to bill gates since he's a freshman [16:25] but... automagically. [16:25] Can libpam differentiate between the 4 folders? [16:26] the classof folders? [16:26] how could it? it only knows the user and password of the person attempting to login [16:27] could I at least mount //storage/students so when they open their home folder they see Class of 2011, Class of 2012, Class of 2013, and Class of 2014 there? [16:27] I dunno, but I guess you could attempt to mount it 4 times, once for each different path, and the one that works will stick? [16:28] pam has modules that can check for the existence of files [16:28] such as pam_listfile.so [16:28] where is that file located? [16:28] http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/libs/pam/Linux-PAM-html/sag-pam_listfile.html [16:28] not sure if that would help [16:28] pam can do a lot of things if you find the right module [16:28] or if you code it ;-) [16:29] http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/libs/pam/Linux-PAM-html/Linux-PAM_SAG.html [16:29] I've never set up pam before, so I'm kind of new to this. [16:29] I'm just *really* stuck and trying to find a quick solution. [16:29] sorry i'm just getting in the conversation, what are you trying to achieve exactly? [16:29] I work for a school district, and I just debuted a lab of LTSP Ubuntu thin clients. [16:29] right [16:29] The students are getting confused, heavily, by the fact their "Documents" folder doesn't have their stuff. [16:30] And this is because there are links on the desktop that smb:// to the class of folders [16:30] class of 2011, 12, 13, 14 [16:30] and they work out of there [16:30] so I'd like to put links to those shares within their documents folder. [16:30] without the need for authentication [16:30] how do you currently mount these folders? [16:30] so that way steve jobs, who's a freshman, can log in and bam - he has his stuff in his Documents home folder [16:30] I just have links on the desktop [16:30] they double click, type in their password, and it uathenticates [16:30] then they browse to their folder. [16:31] The confusing part is the fact that they see their home directory and think that's where their files are, when it's not. [16:31] So I'm trying to help them out by automating... everything... a little bit. [16:31] hmmm alright [16:31] let me try to get this straight [16:31] you mount the smb mountpoint in each homedir [16:31] but it contains all classes folders [16:32] currently it doesnt mount anywhere [16:32] so each users has class2011, class2012, etc. [16:32] it just kind of mounts when they log in [16:32] I'd LIKE it to go to their home folder [16:32] any preseed wizards around? [16:32] what would be AWESOME is to get their share to mount to /home/*USER*/Documents [16:32] kirkland, not a wizard, but ask anyway :-) [16:32] but I doubt I can pinpoint it that much [16:32] raphink: it's not me, it's aliguori [16:33] let him ask then :-) [16:33] hmm, seems he's in #ubuntu-cloud, not here [16:33] roasted, why not? that should be easy [16:33] the only issue is the class20xx part :) [16:34] patdk-lap, you think it'd be easy? [16:34] because I think it looks hard. :/ [16:35] i'm reading the 10.04 server guide under LDAP Authentication, under ACL, it says: Authentication requires access to the password field, that should be not accessible by default. Does this mean that I need to modify my configuration? Just underneath that sentence it gives me an example of ldapsearch; not modify, so I'm confused. [16:35] I'd go about mounting the dir when they log in [16:35] [16:35] using a login script [16:35] login script would do the same thing [16:35] right [16:35] the problem is the xx ;-) [16:35] but you could check if the userpath exists for each one first [16:35] but that *still* wouldn't help if user exists in multible ones [16:36] patdk-lap, my server name is storage, and the full path is //storage/students/classofxx/student_accounts [16:36] and you Loose the password then to auth with [16:36] with that said... [16:36] wouldn't it be... [16:36] [16:36] yep [16:37] I wonder if: [16:37] would be *good enough* [16:37] and if I just wanted to mount all 4 of the class folders in Documents, wouldn't I just use path="students" [16:37] Roasted__, how about making links on your filer? [16:37] My ubuntu server is on the domain. Would PAM look at those credentials and authenticate these users to these locations? [16:38] so that //storage/students/all/$USER points to //storage/students/classofxx/$USER for each $USER [16:38] that would solve your issue [16:38] if it's a samba server [16:38] dunno if that would work in win2008 [16:38] It's a windows server [16:38] :S [16:39] don't think it would? [16:40] where would I put this entry to test it? [16:41] in the pam-mount.conf file [16:42] no file found. where's it supposed to be located? [16:42] have you even installed libpam-mount yet? [16:42] yep [16:42] just searched filesystem for it [16:42] hi guys [16:43] is httpd and apache are two different softwares? [16:43] or if those two are same then is it that in old apache the path for httpd.conf was different and now in new apache2 its different? [16:43] help [16:43] what is the keyboard shortcut to get to the terminal window. I used to do "cntrl + alt + f1" but that' doesn't work with the newer version of ubuntu [16:44] kpettit, ctrl alt t [16:44] Abhijit, ah cool, didn't know that one. But what I ment is the terminal outside of the GUI. The console [16:44] Roasted__, /etc/security/pam_mount.conf.xml [16:45] Sometimes my GUI locks up and I need to get to the console to kill things. But the command I used to use doesn't work anymore [16:45] patdk-lap, got it. Do I just tag this at the end? [16:46] no, it's xml [16:46] <Abhijit> is httpd and apache are two different softwares? [16:46] <Abhijit> or if those two are same then is it that in old apache the path for httpd.conf was different and now in new apache2 its different? [16:46] * patdk-wk wonders what the env looks like when a user logs in [16:46] where doe sthis entry need to go then? under volume definitions? [16:47] Abhijit, I know in Centos it's httpd and in Ubuntu it's apache. THey are the same app just different config setup [16:48] kpettit, oh i see. in college we have old version of red hat. and now here i have ubuntu. so the same paths are not working [16:48] :( [16:48] I've got a centos and ubuntu machine. Apache works the same way, they just name the directories different and chop up the config files and directories in different ways. [16:48] Apache is kind of a beast. People try to tame it differently [16:49] yerah [16:50] patdk-lap, I take it I AM to edit this file, right? [16:58] Abhijit, apache is an httpd [16:58] there are others [16:58] raphink, yeah [16:58] httpd means http server, and apache is one http server [16:58] lighttpd or nginx are other examples of httpd [16:59] usually, when httpd.conf refers to apache's configuration though [16:59] and in Debian and Ubuntu, this configuration is located in /etc/apache2/apache2.conf [17:02] raphink, yeah === jj-afk is now known as jjohansen [17:15] raphink, can you give me a hand with this pam thing still? [17:15] There's just some areas I'm unclear on. [17:16] which areas? [17:16] Well I have the section written out the way I think I need it [17:16] [17:17] the path doesn't take in consideration your class issue though [17:18] that's fine, if I can at least get the 4 Class folders in Home/DomainUserLoggedInAtTheTime/Documents I'd be good [17:18] I think [17:18] I mean it's worth a shot [17:18] if studenst go to documents and see Class of folders, they'll know where to go [17:18] Do I just add that in the pam_mount.conf.xml file? [17:19] I'm not familiar with pam_mount, but I think this is what you need to put [17:19] from patdk-wk's comments [17:21] this is what you need to put... as in you think what I have is right? [17:21] I think so, yes [17:21] did you try it? [17:22] hold on a second [17:22] am I to paste that line I pasted into the conf.xml file? [17:22] and ifs o, where? [17:22] I don't want to just be guessing and mess something up. [17:22] patdk-wk gave you the location of the file earlier, didn't he? [17:22] yes [17:22] but WHERE in the file [17:22] ah [17:23] screw it, I'll just try it [17:23] testing on my laptop so I dont fry my production lab I just set up :P [17:23]