[00:47] <CrazyGir> shauno: I would advocate for ejabberd, you could be msg'ing in 30 minutes
[01:40] <MetaJake> if something line Gunicorn says it is for Unix, does that mean it is not for Linux?
[01:40] <MetaJake> line=like*
[05:25] <MTecknology> you guys think it's possible to use a variable and pass it to su as a password?
[05:26] <patdk-lap> shouldn't be
[05:26] <patdk-lap> isn't that what sudoers was made for?
[05:27] <MTecknology> su, not sudo
[05:28] <patdk-lap> sudo su
[05:28] <MTecknology> that would require something I can't do
[05:29] <patdk-lap> I'm pretty sure su won't take input from stdin
[07:13] <qman__> not sure why you'd use su
[07:14] <qman__> sudo can do everything su can and more
[12:02] <liekzomg> just out of interest, what is python used for in the minimal ubuntu-server install?
[12:56] <DigitalFlux> Hi Guys
[12:56] <DigitalFlux> I was wondering if someone can give me some hints/docs on how to port some Debian package to Ubuntu ?
[12:56] <DigitalFlux> may be the o/p should go into a PPA or something ..
[12:56] <eichi> http://codepad.org/2JXu0y0x someone can see the problem with this cronjobs? they do not work :(
[12:59] <joschi> eichi: are both .sh files executable and accessible for the user "dev"?
[13:00] <eichi> joschi: yes, works without problems with ./backupDb.sh as user
[13:01] <joschi> eichi: are you using relative paths inside your scripts?
[13:01] <eichi> funnies thing: 10 16 * * *            /home/dev/backupDb.sh works
[13:01] <eichi> 00 04 * * *            /home/dev/backupDb.sh not
[13:01] <joschi> eichi: try 0 and 4 instead of the padded values
[13:02] <joschi> eichi: although this *should* work with any decent crond
[13:02] <eichi> i did allready
[13:02] <koolhead17> DigitalFlux: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Basic is this what you were looking for?
[13:02] <joschi> eichi: post your scripts
[13:03] <eichi> oh, damn, now i can see something ;D its mysqldump and then > folder/whatever
[13:03] <eichi> means this is relativ. never thought about that. wtf. where can this be now?
[13:03] <joschi> eichi: use `find` ;)
[13:04] <koolhead17> DigitalFlux: http://daniel.holba.ch/temp/guide/udd-intro.html  or this :)
[13:04] <DigitalFlux> koolhead17: I guess, I just wonder if someone wrote/developed a way to quickly hack Debian packages to be done for Ubuntu
[13:04] <DigitalFlux> koolhead17: That second link is regarding the PPA ?
[13:05] <eichi> joschi: what about ~/backup/whatever_filename.sql in script? is this *like* absolute?
[13:05] <DigitalFlux> koolhead17: aha, i see it now :)
[13:05] <eichi> at the moment its just "backup/whatever_filename.sql
[13:05] <DigitalFlux> koolhead17: Checking, Thanks ;)
[13:05] <joschi> eichi: this should work if you want to write the files into the home directory of the user for which the cron job is running
[13:05] <joschi> eichi: you could also use $HOME for that purpose
[13:06] <eichi> yes, thats what i want
[13:06] <eichi> and which one is "better" ?
[13:06] <joschi> I like $HOME better for this purpose
[13:06] <eichi> ${HOME}/backup/prod_mysql_dump_${timestamp}.sql
[13:07] <eichi> is okay?
[13:07] <joschi> yes
[13:07] <koolhead17> DigitalFlux: welcome :)
[13:08] <eichi> joschi: thanks ;)
[13:11] <eichi> joschi: last question today ;D: can I use 00 04 * * *            ${HOME}/backupDb.sh        in crontab too?
[13:11] <eichi> then all users have the same crontab, would be nice
[13:11] <joschi> eichi: no
[13:12] <joschi> eichi: wait, you mean this line in all user's crontabs or in one crontab?
[13:12] <eichi> on all user's crontab
[13:12] <joschi> eichi: first case should work, second doesn't
[13:13] <joschi> eichi: try it ;)
[13:13] <eichi> okay, thats nice
[13:13] <eichi> okay
[13:13] <eichi> thanks, by and have a nice day then ;)
[13:13] <joschi> eichi: btw you should also use the absolute paths for all the programs used in your script *or* set PATH inside the crontab to a reasonable value
[13:52] <arvandy> malam kk, ada yg bisa bahasa indonesia ngk?
[15:38] <jMCg> Hello happy people, I'm trying to get a kvm started on Ubuntu, however, I'm hitting some obstacles:
[15:38] <jMCg> This is what happens when I start up the domain: http://dpaste.com/530507/
[15:40] <jMCg> Now I dug a little deeper and found: http://dpaste.com/530518/
[15:42] <jMCg> This doesn't make a terrible lot of sense since libvirt automatically creates apparmor profiles (/etc/apparmor.d/libvirt/) -- which explicitly allow these actions.
[15:42] <jMCg> the created profile: http://pastebin.com/PMVuj9bx
[16:04] <jMCg> The internet isn't being very helpful either: http://serverfault.com/questions/220238/kvm-guest-does-not-boot-qemudparsepcidevicestrs
[16:36] <jMCg> Interestingly, /dev/pts/* isn't allowed, but nobody complains about that.
[18:12] <rotten777> good afternoon folks... anyone conscious?
[18:13] <rotten777> i'm looking to find a way to remotely (ssh) unlock the encrypted filesystems on a server after a reboot... has anyone done this?
[18:13] <Error404NotFound> whats different between php-memcache and php-memcached ?
[18:14] <rotten777> » memcached is a high-performance, distributed memory object caching system, generic in nature, but intended for use in speeding up dynamic web applications by alleviating database load.
[18:14] <rotten777> Memcache module provides handy procedural and object oriented interface to memcached, highly effective caching daemon, which was especially designed to decrease database load in dynamic web applications.
[18:15] <rotten777> memcache = module; memcached = daemon
[18:22] <jMCg> no.
[18:22] <jMCg> http://pecl.php.net/package/memcache vs http://pecl.php.net/package/memcached
[18:22] <jMCg> Error404NotFound: ^
[18:32] <rotten777> http://php.net/manual/en/book.memcache.php
[18:32] <rotten777> http://php.net/manual/en/book.memcached.php
[18:32] <Error404NotFound> thanks
[22:32] <jeeves_moss> how can I make a script in /etc/init.d/ so that my CS game servers will auto start with the server and I can stop/start/restart them like a service?
[22:35] <HazRPG> jeeves_moss: hmm, not really done much of that... but might be an idea to have a look at this: http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/28 (title: Making scripts run at boot time with Debian)
[22:36] <HazRPG> its about adding scripts in /etc/init.d/ folder
[22:37] <HazRPG> also, if you browse to that folder, you can check out some existing scripts and see how they do things, should be pretty straight forward I think :)
[22:38] <jeeves_moss> HazRPG, thanks!!  I had it running once before, and for the life of me, I can't remember what I did to make it work!
[22:41] <HazRPG> jeeves_moss: no problem, hopefully its helpful... that site makes for interesting read in general btw :). Also, I could be possible that it already has one in there... or you need to copy something into there maybe?
[22:41] <HazRPG> s/Also, I/Also, it*
[22:41] <jeeves_moss> HazRPG, yea.  I'm thinking that I'm going to get this dumb game server to run properly, then offload it to a deticated box
[22:48] <CrazyGir> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM/CreateGuests <--- this mentions a "bug" requiring "restricted" in the --compontents list. is this current?
[22:48] <CrazyGir> Bug notice: it seems that the package 'linux-package' is not found during the machine building process unless 'restricted' is also specified as a component option to ubuntu-vm-builder.
[23:14] <jMCg> Okay, so nothing at all happens, when I try to boot this KVM domain (http://pastebin.com/bw877Yt3) with virsh, and it's not apparmor's fault, which I disabled: http://pastebin.com/bw877Yt3
[23:14] <jMCg> And starting the whole thing by hand it seems that my network config is wrong.
[23:15] <jMCg> There we go: http://pastebin.com/RU3SmKPL
[23:18] <jMCg> So the question is, of course: Considering this http://pastebin.com/bw877Yt3 (or this KVM startup line: http://pastebin.com/RU3SmKPL) -- what's wrong with this network setup: http://dpaste.com/530664/ -- and the blindingly obvious counter question is, of course: That depends on what you're trying to achieve.