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uvirtbotNew bug: #759284 in vsftpd (main) "package vsftpd 2.2.2-3ubuntu6.1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/75928400:26
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dravekxquestion: when manually run update and upgrade with apt-get, there are 3 packages kept back. If I run with aptitude, they are installed. Anyone know which is correct or does it matter?00:56
dravekxthe 3 packages are:  linux-headers-server, linux-image-server, and  linux - server00:56
dravekxahhh.. nvm. found the answer.00:57
airtonixhow odd, when i perform the initial three default schema installation for ldap as per ( https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/openldap-server.html ) via Fabric, it errors. But performing the exact same commands mannually succeds00:57
RoyKdravekx: apt-get update && apt dist-upgrade01:12
dravekxRoyK, thx :)01:23
juanito1 hi guys01:30
airtonixi'm having some problems with sudo, why there is a significant pause between user input of sudo password and the expected terminal response when using sudo after the cache timeout ?01:52
jblzhey guys- i just fired up a new maverick server, and it doesn't appear to have add-apt-repository... is this normal?01:57
patdk-lapit is on all my lucid servers01:59
jblzright, me too :)02:00
onecrazycati'm setting up two dhcp servers and i want one to be a backup… any good docs on how to do this?02:08
RoyKjust copy the config file out02:09
RoyKor setup a proper backup system02:09
RoyKup to you02:09
onecrazycatyeah but i only want one to be a primary at any given time.02:09
onecrazycatin other words, the backup should be dormant until the primary fails02:09
onecrazycatunless this is the wrong approach.  i'm by no means an expert with this sort of thing.02:09
RoyKjust google dhcp clustering02:10
RoyKit's trivial02:10
RoyKubuntu clustering is trivial and works very well02:11
RoyKthat is, at least the dhcp  part02:11
patdk-lapya, clustering dhcp is alittle bit to wrap your head around at first02:12
patdk-lapbut is pretty simple02:12
onecrazycatactually i think i found what i needed here:  http://www.madboa.com/geek/dhcp-failover/02:13
onecrazycatIn case anyone else is interested.02:13
patdk-lapcan only do two servers though02:13
onecrazycatIt's pretty straightforward.02:13
onecrazycatTwo is all I need.02:13
onecrazycat…for now02:13
RoyKwe're running that at the office02:13
patdk-lapmy only issue is, I dunno why, but when I set it up, all dhcp requests get delayed a good 10sec or so02:13
RoyKworks like a dream02:13
RoyKone fails, the other takes over02:13
patdk-lapand I do lots of netboots, so it annoys me02:14
onecrazycatRoyK:  what happens once your primary comes back up?02:14
patdk-lapit resyncs02:14
RoyKpatdk-lap: then you must have done something funny02:14
RoyKonecrazycat: they sync up02:14
patdk-laproyk, ya, i figured, but can't figure out what :)02:14
onecrazycatRoyK:  Nice.  So no manual intervention req'd then?02:14
RoyKno02:14
onecrazycatRoyK:  You're a gentlemen and a scholar ;)02:14
patdk-lapyou can also setup dhcp ranges that are private per each instance02:15
RoyKthank you, boy :)02:15
patdk-lapand stuff served there don't failover02:15
patdk-laprequired for bootp02:15
patdk-lapI wonder if that is what is screwing me, still have bootp stuff02:15
RoyKit's not everyday I get called a gentleman, I must confess I feel honored02:17
onecrazycatRoyK:  Sap it up.  :)02:18
* RoyK hands onecrazycat a dram02:19
onecrazycatRoyK:  It's not every day I get a solid dram from someone in ubuntu-server IRC.02:19
RoyK:)02:19
RoyKthat'll be an islay02:20
jblzdoes maverick server normally run apache2 + sendmail out of the box by default., or is that just my vpses config?02:21
onecrazycatI'm pretty sure your VPS needs to enable that during install.02:21
onecrazycatUbuntu server (any version) doesn't run anything by default, that's the beauty of it.02:22
RoyKjblz: iirc that's apache + exim or postfix02:22
jblzyeah, it's totally weird, it's got apache2 and "sendmail-mta", with one of the apache2 processes running as root02:23
onecrazycatIt could be for their administrative purposes… but this would be a question you could ask them to confirm.02:23
jblzwell, i figured someone on here would know whether that was standard maverick behavior or not02:23
onecrazycatnot standard02:23
jblzgood02:24
jblzthank you onecrazycat.02:24
onecrazycatjblz: np02:25
RoyKnite02:26
patdk-lapthey probably just set the lamp install by default02:30
uvirtbotNew bug: #759367 in php5 (main) "package php5-fpm 5.3.5-1ubuntu6 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/75936703:39
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onecrazycatI have a server with dhcpd installed, but it isn't running…  I inherited this box, and I'm curious, how can I tell if it's set to start at boot?  I looked at the rc.* files in /etc/, and it's there as though it is set to run at boot…  is there anywhere else this sort of thing can be set?04:51
twbonecrazycat: what release?04:55
twbonecrazycat: lucid?04:55
twbAs at lucid, dhcp3-server is still a sysvinit package, so it will be in /etc/init.d/dhcp3-server with SNN symlinks in /etc/rcS.d or rc[2-5].d04:56
onecrazycattwb: hardy04:58
twbSame applies then04:58
onecrazycattwb: okay, this is where i'm a little confused.04:59
onecrazycattwb: i ran a quick ls /etc/rc* | grep dhcp04:59
onecrazycatand i get a lot of files in each of the rc[2-5].d directories05:00
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extraclassiconecrazycat: /etc/network/interface has to say inet dhcp05:02
onecrazycatextraclassic: let me check that05:02
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onecrazycatextraclassic: are you sure?  My current dhcp server doesn't have this05:04
onecrazycatextraclassic:  that is, the server I know is running dhcp for sure doesn't have this.05:04
extraclassici'm not sure what the file is called then...in debian it's /etc/network/interface so I guessed05:05
onecrazycatextraclassic: ah okay, let me grep through that directory (/etc/network/) to see if i can find any references to dhcp on a known working server05:06
extraclassictry /etc/network/interfaces05:08
onecrazycatyea nothing there...05:08
extraclassiconecrazycat: try this then - http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-and-configure-dhcp-server-in-ubuntu-server.html05:10
extraclassicnevermind...don't think that's what you were asking05:12
twbI have a Soekris net5501 board, which I believe has a Geode CS5536 southbridge.05:39
twbI am trying to work out which/how to load the watchdog driver.05:39
twbAFAICT it's the "geodewdt" driver, which hit mainline in 2008.  But this module isn't present in my lucid install (2010, .32) -- so WTF?05:39
twister004hi guys... where can I find the list of recently installed updates on my ubuntu 10.04 Lucid?... I updated laptop and the touchpad stopped working06:02
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twbMy logs show that ntpd regularly unbinds from 0.0.0.0:123 and binds to <every interface>:123.08:50
twbThis is stupid.  How do I tell ntpd to shut up, bind to 0.0.0.0:123 when it starts, and just stick to that?08:51
joschitwb: unfortunately you can't.08:51
twbIt's *especially* stupid because I have e.g. four IP addresses on 1.2.3/26, and it claims to bind onto 1.2.3 thrice08:52
twbBloody ISC needs to get a clue08:52
twbI just finished replacing bind9 with ntpd and unbound, maybe I should throw away their ntpd too08:53
joschitwb: I hope you meant nsd instead of ntpd ;)08:54
joschitwb: openntpd is not bad, if you want to try out an alternative to ntpd08:55
twbEr, yeah08:59
twbThanks for the +1 for openntpd09:00
xro2 hi, i use a ubuntu server10.04 64bits as a router... So i activate net.ipv4.ip_forward=1 in /etc/sysctl.conf but it's really slow (10KB) and i have 50MB in the lan... Where should i look to solve this issue?09:57
twbxro2: are both NICs gigE?10:05
xro2twb, i have 1Go and 10Go on the other side10:14
twbNFI then10:14
xro2twb, NFI?10:14
twbNo Fucking Idea10:15
xro2twb, ok...10:15
xro2nobody else have an idea why my network is slow?10:31
\shNg: ping terminator and grouping all terms via super+g (it doesn't work when you under unity ;)) any solution for this?11:02
Ng\sh: I've only been back from paternity leave for 2 hours, so I haven't had a chance to do any testing with natty yet. Perhaps mapping it to another shortcut would be a good short term solution until I figure out what's changed about Super in Unity :)11:03
\shNg: good idea...and about the super key, it's being catched by the launcher first imho...eventually didrocks has a solution to this problem :)11:05
xro2 hi, i use a ubuntu server10.04 64bits as a router... So i activate net.ipv4.ip_forward=1 in /etc/sysctl.conf but it's really slow (10KB) and i have 50MB in the lan... Where should i look to solve this issue? I forgot to tell that is a virtual machine on a ESX server11:14
adacHi guy. Does anyone know if there is a "pastebin" server available in the packages11:23
m_tadeuwhen I have a "register=>xxxx:yyy@zzz" in sip.conf, should this peer be displayed in "sip show peers"?11:35
delfickHi, I want to start jscoverage when my server starts (I have a script inside /usr/local/bin which is executable and just calls jscoverage-server with the appropiate arguments). So I have in my /etc/rc.local the line "/usr/local/bin/startJsCoverage &" but it doesn't seem to work, how am I supposed to be doing this?11:45
xxronHi, i try to set ip_forwarding on a ubuntu server 10.04 64bits (on vmware)... I setted cat /etc/sysctl.conf net.ipv4.ip_forward=1... But the routing process is very slow... I get 50MBytes on each lan and only 20KBytes when i route the traffic from one lan to the other one... Have you an idea?12:51
xxronls12:53
xxronsomeone could confirm me that there is nothing more than set ipv4.ip_forward=1 to activate routing...13:03
red2kicxxron: You can try it at #ubuntu (but this channel would probably benefit you the more).13:06
red2kicxxron: Sorry -- Slow traffich here. :(13:06
red2kictraffic*13:06
zoopsterxxron: yes that's what you need to do and either restart or reload sysctl with the change13:09
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patdk-wkxxron, check your duplex settings13:10
xxronzoopster, patdk-wk, it's full duplex, mtu are the same, no iptables...13:11
patdk-wkare you sure it's fullduplex on your nic AND the switch?13:11
zoopsterxxron: throw a packet sniffer on it and you'll quickly find the problem13:11
xxronDuplex: Full on eth1 and eth313:12
xxronpatdk-wk, the problem is that it works on LAN... i get problem only when i try to route the traffic......13:13
patdk-wk50MBytes doesn't sound like working13:13
patdk-wkyou should be able to get atleast 90MByte13:13
patdk-wkwhat kind of system is it?13:14
xxronMware VMXNET3 Ethernet Controller13:14
patdk-wkthat isn't a system13:15
patdk-wkthat is a nic driver13:15
xxronso, what do you mean by system?13:16
patdk-wkmotherboard, cpu, nic's, ...13:16
xxronpatdk-wk, so it's a virtual machine on a ESX4.1 server, with 2 intel CPU, and VMXNET313:17
patdk-wkthat still doesn't tell me anything at all13:18
xxronpatdk-wk, a virtual machine don't really have a motherboard and a nic...13:19
patdk-wkvirtual machines don't run on thin air13:19
patdk-wkand yes, virtual machines do have motherboards and nics, in your case vmxnet3 nic's :)13:19
patdk-wkand probably a vm version7 motherboard13:20
patdk-wkbut I'm talking about the real hardware it's on13:20
xxronpatdk-dk, so you want the ESX hardware...13:21
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zulDaviey: we should be iso testing today shouldnt we?13:54
Davieyzul, I'm not convinced that this is our real candidate... but cautionary testing is still worthwhile.13:55
krycek_is ubuntu going to support PERC S300 anytime soon?13:56
Davieyzul, At least getting most of the test cases covered would be a good sniff... but i don't think we need to break our backs on it, if there are other urgent things on.13:56
laenAnyone got an idea why /sbin/blkid doesn't give any result when executed as non-root on 8.04? It works on 10.04 as non-root..14:16
laenAnd no, i'm not planning to upgrade the entire environment to 10.04.14:16
ppetrakilaen, off the top of my head, no, but strace will show what's going on14:19
ppetrakilaen, are you sure you're not root? because it doesn't work for me here on 10.04 as a non-root user14:21
laenppetraki: that's because your /etc/blkid.tab has no read permission for other.14:22
laenppetraki: Many distro's just give that permission.14:23
* ppetraki needs a second cup of coffee14:24
laenppetraki: open("/dev/sda1", O_RDONLY)             = -1 EACCES (Permission denied)    ..auch :P14:25
ppetrakilaen, yeah, I get that too, even when it works14:26
ppetrakilaen, http://pastebin.com/b5sWS8Pm14:27
laenppetraki: your blkid does seem to work as normal user though14:30
ppetrakilaen, sure it does14:30
ppetraki<09:30:42>ubuntu-lucid$ blkid  /dev/sda114:30
ppetraki/dev/sda1: UUID="ca077257-f9ec-4b63-8b0c-b8376e6f068a" TYPE="ext4"14:30
laenyeah14:30
ppetrakithe stat calls go through, and there's a read on the blk device14:31
ppetrakiI've never looked at the blkid source code but I suspect it's examining the partition table as part of the uuid generation14:31
ppetrakion you 8.04 system, is that block device delegated to something like mdadm?14:32
laenNope, direct disk, no software raid or lvm or something.14:32
laenWondering how or why the user doesn't have O_RDONLY access on the disk, in 8.04, and does on 10.04.14:34
laenI'm not having a very bright moment here.14:34
ppetrakidon't worry about it ;)14:35
ppetrakipermission check on 8.04?14:35
* ppetraki has blkid source code now14:35
ppetraki<09:35:50>src$ ls -l /dev/sda114:36
ppetrakibrw-rw---- 1 root disk 8, 1 2011-03-28 17:54 /dev/sda114:36
laenIt's the old blkid 1.0.014:36
laenyeah, same14:36
ppetrakithat's funny, even my user isn't in the disk group14:36
laenppetraki: yep14:38
toffcan any body help me in doing mac based auth using freeradius?14:40
toffi have done settings as per http://wiki.freeradius.org/Mac-Auth14:40
toffbut while connecting the server is ignoring my request14:40
toffplz ?14:40
toffis any body out there?14:46
toffplz anybody anser14:48
laenppetraki: "Before  kernel  2.6.24,  and  since  kernel  2.6.24 if file capabilities are not enabled"  ..guess i'm out of luck, it's using CAPABILITIES in 10.04, which isn't used in 8.04 as that is the .24 kernel.14:48
ppetrakilaen, where'd you find that factoid?14:48
laenppetraki: I went from the manpages of  OPEN(2), FCNTL(2), PATH_RESOLUTION(7) to CAPABILITIES(7), where that sentence was written.14:50
laenppetraki: Not that i found those manpages on Ubuntu though ;)14:50
ppetrakilaen, well, they're part of the programmers manual. I have them, but I'm a kernel dev14:51
laenSo, does that sound logical to you then?14:51
ppetrakilaen, still reading, but yeah14:52
a7ndrewSo, I'm wanting to look at a bit of system monitoring and diagnoses. The packages 'atsar' and 'systat' are both available to me. Does anyone have any opinion/ experience regarding either of them?14:53
laenppetraki: thinking about a workaround, how unsafe would it be in this case, to give blkid suid ..the customer application prefers not to use sudo14:56
ppetrakilaen, well, adding suid to anything puts the system at more risk, instead, you may be able to install the lucid kernel on 8.04 (hardy?)14:57
ppetrakilaen, actually populating the disk group might be enough14:58
laenppetraki: oh duh, indeed.14:58
ppetrakilaen, then again, what does a regular user need blkid to begin with?14:59
laenppetraki: none, customer application14:59
laenppetraki: well, open() call still fails .. weird.14:59
laenOh wait15:00
laenwrong machine ;). Done, works!15:00
ppetraki\o/15:01
laenInteresting problem :)15:01
ppetrakiyeah, and I15:01
laenI mean, the solution was a bit too easy, but.. cool :)15:01
ppetraki'm still half asleep :)15:01
laenOw :)15:02
laenppetraki: got any good documentation to read into when i wanna try to understand the way CAP_* are used on distributions?15:18
ppetrakilaen, besides the  manpages? not really. Then again, I mostly tolerate userspace :-p, so I'm not the best person to ask15:20
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ppetrakilaen, that would be  a great idea though15:21
TREllisanyone know of a tool like grubby for grub2? afaik grubby is from grub1 days15:22
TREllisor am I left with ... sed -i /etc/default/grub  ;-)15:22
laenppetraki: :)15:23
ScottKhallyn: SpamapS has been looking into some courier bugs. He might be the best one to 'care'.15:33
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smoserDaviey, kirkland , zul16:04
smosercould someone review this, just to make certain its sane:16:04
smoserhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/593600/16:04
Davieylooking16:04
smoseri'm fairly sure it is, i tested by:16:04
smoser * run new instance16:04
* kirkland looks16:04
smoser * sudo apt-get --purge remove grub-legacy-ec2 grub-pc grub-common16:05
smoser * sudo rm -Rf /boot/grub16:05
zullooks ok16:05
kirklandsmoser: yeah, looks fine16:05
smoser * sudo dpkg -i grub-legacy-ec2_0.6.1-0ubuntu6_all.deb16:05
kirklandsmoser: i just noticed that:16:05
smoser  this fails (thats the old version)16:05
kirkland$ dpkg -S /boot/grub16:05
kirklanddpkg-query: no path found matching pattern /boot/grub.16:05
smoser * rm -Rf /boot/grub16:05
smoser * sudo dpkg -i grub-legacy-ec2_0.6.1-0ubuntu7_all.deb16:05
kirklandsmoser: so that dir must be manually created by the installer, or something16:05
Davieykirkland, did you run it past foundations?16:06
kirklandDaviey: nope, but i suggest to smoser that he might ask cjwatson about it, just for a history lesson, if nothing else16:06
uvirtbotNew bug: #759885 in cloud-init (main) "grub-legacy-ec2 does not create /boot/grub on install" [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/75988516:06
smosercjwatson, ^^ would appreciate feedback16:07
Davieykirkland, good thinking.16:07
smosercjwatson, the pastebin at http://paste.ubuntu.com/593600/16:08
smoserso, should i wait on cjwatson ?16:11
smoserwe're kind of gated on uec images build to get ec2 images out there. and that is gated on this bug.16:12
smoserbug 75988516:12
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 759885 in cloud-init "grub-legacy-ec2 does not create /boot/grub on install" [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/75988516:12
smoserDaviey, kirkland thoughts ^16:15
kirklandsmoser: i don't think you need to wait, no16:16
kirklandsmoser: it's blocking our work, and me/zul/daviey all gave you a thumbs-up16:16
kirklandsmoser: so it's on us16:16
kirklandsmoser: it would be good to get cjwatson's opinion, if and when he can give it, but let's rock and roll with what you have16:16
uvirtbotNew bug: #756489 in samba (main) "smbd crashed with SIGABRT in __kernel_vsyscall()" [Low,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/75648916:17
uvirtbotNew bug: #759099 in samba (main) "smbd crashed with SIGABRT in close_file()" [Low,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/75909916:17
cjwatsonmeeting16:17
cjwatsonI'll get back to you in a bit16:17
smoserok. i just uploaded that.16:17
smoserso i assume i need a release admin "OK" anyway16:18
m4xxi've installed festival on my 10.04 server machine, ran the update.rc and made/edited /etc/defaults/festival, yet when i try to run the festival init script it seems to do nothing, i see nothing in logs.16:30
m4xxany ideas?16:31
smoseranyone know how i woudl see if a package is in a seed ?16:36
smoseruec seed was modified yesterday (2011-04-12 09:12:31 -0400)16:36
smoserto add lxcguest16:36
smoserbut 'apt-get remove lxcguest && apt-get install ^uec --dry-run' does not indicate that lxcguest would be installed16:37
smoseri'm wanting to drop line 13 from http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-on-ec2/vmbuilder/automated-ec2-builds/view/head:/conf/natty-server.conf16:38
smoserbut dont know that i can yet.16:38
m4xxapparently festival.smc needs to be in /etc/ not /usr/share/festival/16:39
m4xxthanks =]16:39
thinkpadQuestion: My samba domain controller will not serve up scripts upon login, and acts very slow when not connected to the Internet. Once the net connection comes back up, everything is fine. Anyone know why this may be happening?16:40
rnigamhow do i change th kernel config parameter in ubuntu. I would like to change the value of CONFIG_VHOST_NET=y from m.16:41
thinkpadThe DNC is ubuntu 10.04.2 for the above question16:42
hallynppetraki: so, udev.log is basically filled with junk like http://paste.ubuntu.com/593611/16:43
hallynppetraki:  (this is for bug 644489)16:43
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 644489 in multipath-tools "constantly changes /dev/disk/by-id/{scsi,wwn}-* LUN symlinks with multipathing" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/64448916:43
hallynppetraki: why would /dev/sdc keep being marked as 'changed'?16:43
hallyncould kpartx.vs.multipath be the problem here?16:44
ppetrakiso the udev rules can run, and find that there's no real work to do16:44
ppetrakiit's not exactly fine grained :/16:44
ppetrakiso what's the bug here, log spamming or some real hung processes?16:45
hallynwell, lots of system time taken up, and symlinks from wwid by-id to /dev/sdX keeps changing16:46
hallynsomething is very wrong there16:47
hallyn/dev/disk/by-id/wwid* is supposed to point into /dev/mapper...16:52
hallynnot to /dev/sdX16:52
ppetrakithe symlinks actually change, as in the signature, or they're just being recreated needlessly?16:52
ppetrakioh I see16:53
ppetrakiso do we know what kernel event prompted all this traffic?16:53
uvirtbotNew bug: #759940 in mod-wsgi (main) "webdav modifies uri and path_info attributes" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/75994016:57
hallynppetraki: no,16:57
hallynppetraki: but hey, it looks like he's still  using '-Q' flag to modprobe16:57
ppetrakihallyn, yeah, that's busted, and a quick fix16:57
hallynppetraki: but soI wonder if it's evidence of bug 73702716:57
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 737027 in multipath-tools "kpartx udev rule is broken" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/73702716:57
hallynwell let's ask the guy to try '-q' i guess :)16:58
ppetrakithat'll work :)16:58
hallynppetraki: feh.  he's the one who originally submitted that bug about -Q!17:00
hallyni don't know how, but I need tocome up with a better way to represent bugs for myself.  Faster fetches, but also showing me what other open bugs people and packages have17:01
hallynall right, so on that note, i need to go check for burning bridges in kvm/libvirt for natty.17:01
uvirtbotNew bug: #759943 in mod-wsgi (main) "mod_wsgi.so-3.2 gives errors" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/75994317:02
cjwatsonsmoser: /boot/grub is created by the action of installing GRUB.  We've tried to avoid putting it directly in packages because some people like to unmount /boot except when upgrading, to minimise risk of filesystem wear.  Your fix is OK for beta-2, but I would prefer it if you created it in postinst or in update-grub-legacy-ec2 or something like that17:16
smosercjwatson, :-(17:17
smosersorry. i would have done that for sure. that was my original thought.17:18
smoserit is *really* not a big deal, though, as if you're installing grub-legacy-ec2, you're really on a virtual machine, and likely in EC2 where /boot is probably on /17:18
pmatulis_darn, unity-2d doesn't work at all on kvm17:22
cjwatsonsmoser: right, hence why it's OK for beta-2.  It would be good to clean it up for final, that's all.17:23
smosercjwatson, ok. i'll do that.  you'd just do 'mkdir /boot/grub' in postinst >17:23
smoser?17:23
cjwatsonmkdir -p, yes17:24
orudiei'm running ubuntu with /dev/sda5 linux swap . I just resized disk in vmware ESXi, when I load gparted it doesn't let me resize the partition, since right at the end of dev/sda1 is dev/sda5 then unallocated space17:39
hallynppetraki: drat, -q didn't fix it for him17:42
evso right now the installer prevents you from having an upper case letter as the first character of a username17:49
evthis is a bit silly. There's no technical reason this should be the case17:50
evI'd like to change it in a later version of Ubuntu (see: not natty), but I'm looking for examples of things this might break17:50
evcjwatson mentioned you folk may have encountered software that's more likely to have such interoperability issues17:51
NightDragonhello all17:58
NightDragonneed help with something if someone would be so kind17:58
zulDaviey: it has just being pointed out to me that the cobbler web setup for apache takes over the whole server basically17:58
NightDragon<NightDragon> so, i've set up a Time machine with a samba share and netatalkd17:58
NightDragon<NightDragon> (on my linux server)17:58
NightDragon<NightDragon> but for some reason, the time machine backups never finish17:58
Davieyzul, oh goody.18:01
Davieyzul, is there a bug?18:01
zulDaviey: its coming18:02
uvirtbotNew bug: #760012 in cobbler (universe) "cobbler-web unnecessarily overrides default DocumentRoot" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/76001218:16
Davieysmoser, It would probably be a good idea to raise two blueprints when you have a chance... cloud-server-p-image-build-process and cloud-server-p-desktop-image (i think pitti will want to take that one over fwiw).18:17
smoserwhat would be in 'image-build-process' ?18:17
Davieysmoser, I think two things... one you were talking about using new build platform earlier, and secondly handling of migration to centralised builds.18:18
Davieywhat do you think?18:18
smosersure18:19
uvirtbotNew bug: #760019 in cobbler (universe) "A profile's --kopts-post option does not work" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/76001918:21
NightDragonanybody good with mailers?18:26
NightDragonneed help with sendmail18:26
axisyshow do I rollback a fs ? I want to put some data on /path/foo .. so I create a tar of /path/foo first and then make tons of changes.. what is the best way to roll back to orig /path/foo ? do I untar the old /path/foo to a new location and point /path/foo to it ?18:29
axisysin solaris zfs rollback does all the magic18:29
NightDragonrm -rf /path/foo18:29
NightDragontar -xzvf pathfoo.tar.gz18:29
NightDragontar -czvf preserves file structure18:29
NightDragonso if you run tar -xzvf at /path/..18:30
NightDragonit will be as it was18:30
axisysNightDragon: ok .. thanks a lot18:33
NightDragonnp18:34
axisysNightDragon: do I need a -p to preserve file mode and ownership ?18:34
axisysNightDragon: or that is default ?18:34
NightDragonif you didnt create the tar with -p i dont think it will matter18:35
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rnigamhow do i change th kernel config parameter in ubuntu. I would like to change the value of CONFIG_VHOST_NET=y from m.19:02
pmatulis_rnigam: sounds like you want to run a custom kernel19:36
ap0canyone help with a 10.04 bios RAID issue ?19:49
ap0ci created a RAID 5 logical disk in my bios, but ubuntu is still reporting it as individual drives19:49
ap0cis there something i need to do ?19:49
cloakableyeah, not use fakeraid19:50
cloakableeither use linux SW raid, or true HW raid.19:50
ap0cuse use mdadm in ubuntu and don't use the BIOS raid19:50
ap0cok i figured that's what i have to do19:50
ChmEarlap0c, for any linux to detect your fakeraid, you need dmraid loaded19:52
ap0ci did that, but it still didn't recognize my fakeraid19:53
ap0ci just turned off the bios RAID and am going to do sf raid now19:53
ap0cit's not my boot device so not really important19:53
ap0cjust 4 1TB disks going to use RAID 5 sf mdam now19:53
ap0cthese ok directions? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID19:53
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rnigampmatulis_: Well I would like to add a vhostnet module to the current kernel. Is that possible?19:57
* RoAkSoAx off to lunch19:58
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hggdhsmoser: uec-publish-image is failing on maverick and natty images on euca i38620:11
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smoserhggdh, can you give more information please ?20:18
hallynjbernard: do you have libcgroup update for natty queued up for natty?20:18
hallyn(with the security fix)?20:18
hggdhsmoser: opening a bug now. But I was preparing to beta2-test uec on i386, and -- in the process -- I load lucid, maverick, and natty kernels.20:19
jbernardhallyn: it's in unstable now20:19
hggdhsmoser: lucid went OK, maverick and natty failed. Hum. I can try *not* using --use-loader20:19
jbernardhallyn: so it should be ready for merging20:20
hallynjbernard: ok - have you talked to skaet about it?20:20
jbernardhallyn: your patches should apply cleanly on top20:20
hallyn(since we're late in natty cycle)20:20
jbernardhallyn: i haven't20:20
jbernardhallyn: is that the next step?20:20
hallynjbernard: sigh - way too late for my patches (the upstart ones, right?) to go in for natty, unfortunately20:21
hallynjbernard: i think so20:21
hallynjbernard: that is, if the change is going to be rejected for natty anyway you may as well save yourself the effort20:21
smoserhggdh, can i get at this uec somewhere ?20:21
hallynthough with security fix I find that hart to believe20:21
hallynhard20:21
hggdhsmoser: if you have access to the uec test rig, certainly20:21
smoserwhat host?20:22
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hggdhsmoser, santol20:22
hggdhsmoser: zeroed in --user-loader on uec-publish-tarball20:23
smoserwhat is santol's ip ?20:23
hggdhjust a sec20:23
hggdhsmoser: 10.55.55.720:23
jbernardskaet: is it possible to sync libcgroup from unstable to fix a security issue?20:25
axisyshow do I kill this process?20:25
axisysroot      7647 27139  4 19:20 pts/0    00:00:05 [tar]20:25
axisyskill -9 7647 did not work20:25
axisysdo I need to reboot ?20:25
jbernardhallyn: if we can get the merge accepted, then we can upload a version with your patches to natty-updates potentially?20:26
hallynjbernard: yeah, we push it to o-series and then consider SRU to natty20:26
jbernardhallyn: ok, I think that will work well20:26
hallynjbernard: and since there are real bugs fixed by it, SRU has a chance20:26
hallyncool20:26
hallynpls do talk to skaet though20:26
smoserhggdh, so where can i get credentials?20:27
jdstrandlibcgroup is in universe. there shouldn't be a huge problem with that20:27
hallynoh.  i keep forgetting about that20:27
hallynjdstrand: so is it subject to freeze now?20:27
hggdhsmoser . ~/uec-testing/scripts/users/admin/eucarc20:28
smoseri think you're on soncoya, not santol20:29
jdstrandhallyn: if its bugfix only, no. if there is more, you still need approval from a member of the release team20:29
smoseroh wait. no20:29
jbernardjdstrand: it's a new minor upstream release that includes bugfixes20:29
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skaetjbernard,  challenge is what else is there beyond the bug fixes, and do we have regression potential (and scope of testing needed)20:31
skaetso yes,  definitely for o-series, and assess impact for SRU and what sort of scope of testing we'll need to feel confident.20:32
jdstrandskaet: it is in universe...20:34
skaetjdstrand,  thanks for the clarification.  that does influence things a bit ;)20:35
axisysthat tar finally went away20:35
hallynskaet: no no, the o-series plan was for *my* patchset,20:39
hallynskaet: but jbernard has another set of bugfixes including security fixes20:39
hallyn(my patchset is also bugfixes, but they can wait)20:40
ScottKhallyn: For Universe, bugfix is still a good thing to get uploaded.20:49
hallynScottK: ok.  in that case, jbernard let me know if you need anything from me, but if you just want to rebase my patchet on top of yours I'm happy20:50
ScottKhallyn: It needs a bug or a branch with ubuntu-sponsors subscribed.21:01
hallynjbernard: ^21:02
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jbernardhallyn: ok, ill file a bug and link a branch that includes what's in unstable now + your patches21:16
hallynjbernard: great, thanks.21:17
hallynthere is an existing bug for my patches21:17
jbernardah yes, good call21:18
hallynrecon it must be https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libcgroup/+bug/68172421:19
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 681724 in libcgroup "cgroup-bin package installs with errors (failure to parse /etc/cgconfig.conf)" [High,Confirmed]21:19
hallynor is it https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libcgroup/+bug/64466921:19
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 644669 in libcgroup "cgred should be started before libvirt-bin" [Medium,Triaged]21:20
BCS-SatoriHello,  I made a bash script that currently lives on my cluster drive /srv/data.  How can I make the bash file executable from any working directly.  I tried adding the path to /etc/environmental but it doesn't seem to work.21:21
jbernardhallyn: the later, i believe21:21
RoyKBCS-Satori: add it to the PATH.....21:22
BCS-SatoriRoyk: isn't that what /etc/environmental is?21:23
cloakableBCS-Satori: is the script +x?21:24
BCS-Satoricloakable: yes it is.  I get a "command not found" when outside the directory where it lives.21:25
cloakableBCS-Satori: What does 'echo $PATH' say?21:26
BCS-Satoricloakable: It is missing the directory I added.  Is there someway of reloading the file or do I need to reboot?21:28
cloakableBCS-Satori: log out then log back in, should give you the new $PATH21:28
BCS-Satoricloakable: that did it....thanks lol.21:29
cloakableBCS-Satori: No problem :)21:30
BCS-Satoricloakable: always the simple things21:30
cloakableBCS-Satori: usually21:30
DavieyDoes anyone here have access to VMWare-ESX ?21:32
cloakableNot I21:32
uvirtbotNew bug: #586632 in memcached (main) "build should run test suite" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/58663221:32
BCS-SatoriDaviey: i have several esx systems running21:33
DavieyBCS-Satori, Great!  Would you be able to do the ESX test case for Natty server Beta 2 candidate?21:34
Daviey(it's pretty easy)21:34
BCS-SatoriDaviey: can't do that sorry they are full production (at office) -- sorry21:35
DavieyBCS-Satori, Not as a server btw, just spawning an extra image to test it as a guest.21:36
DavieyRoAkSoAx, Are you free to do a testcase?21:37
DavieyRoAkSoAx, if you could take, http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/result/5442/269 <-- that would rock21:37
DavieyWho else is around that wants to do some testing? :)21:40
uvirtbotNew bug: #760157 in euca2ools (main) "uec-publish-tarball --use-loader fails to publish an image on eucalyptus" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/76015721:42
Davieyzul, kirkland, kim0, smoser, RoAkSoAx, nigelb, raphink, adam_g, popey </shameless hilight> Fancy doing some REALLY fun iso testing? :)21:44
zuldepends on the fun21:45
Davieyzul, you will not believe the fun involved.21:45
zulstill depends on the fun21:45
Davieyzul, do you have a machine with 2 x spare hd's?21:46
Davieyjamespage, !! just in time for some awesome testing fun !!21:47
RoAkSoAxDaviey: sure... just got back from lunch21:48
DavieyRoAkSoAx, so you are taking amd64/kvm ?21:48
smoserhallyn, you maybe know21:48
smoseror someone else might too21:48
Davieysmoser, someone probably does.21:48
smoserprocess opens a file, writes to a file, exits21:48
jamespageDaviey: blah - having IPv6 hell with my router(s) so need a break21:48
Davieyjamespage, sorry!21:49
smoserimmediately after that, something checks for existance of file21:49
smoseris there some guarantee that such file will be immediately found after process closes?21:49
smoseri would think so21:49
hallynposix i assume?21:50
RoAkSoAxDaviey: yeah I;ll take it21:50
jamespageDaviey: ISO's?21:51
smoseryeah21:51
smoseri'm fairly certain thats guaranteed. almost has to be or all sorts of things might not work.21:51
smoserprobalby guarantted after close()21:51
Davieyjamespage, we have pretty good coverage already21:54
smoserhm... check this out21:55
zulDaviey: i can do some later tonight21:55
Davieybut if RoAkSoAx is taking kvm/amd64 jeos, do you want to take kvm/i386 jeos?21:55
Davieyzul, Do you have 2 x spare hd's on a machine?21:55
zulDaviey: no...ill do the netboot ones21:55
smoserok. in http://paste.ubuntu.com/593753/21:55
smoserline 761-78521:56
Davieyzul, hmm.. not sure they are needed21:56
hallynwhat the....  bug 677764 was never fixed for lucid?21:56
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 677764 in vsftpd "vsftpd postinstall checks for user/group starting with ftp" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/67776421:56
Davieyit was :/  I was sure it was21:56
hallynoh, but i need -updates21:56
hallynnote it's still listed confirmed in the bug21:57
zulDaviey: they are on the list21:57
smosersomething was causing a race where the 'os.path.getsize(targz) <= 0:' woudl be taken21:57
smoserhow could that happen21:57
Davieyzul, but they are done, no?21:57
smoseri woudl have thought that the targzfile.close() would cause that to be flushed21:58
zulDaviey: i dunno i thought there was a new iso no?21:58
Davieyzul, well preseeds are really well covered - all the automated tests are done from preseeds.21:58
Davieyzul, what would be more useful is doing a no network install?21:58
smosermy patch : http://paste.ubuntu.com/593755/ seems to fix it, but i'm not certain i'm not just delaying a race21:58
Davieyzul, or Rescue amd64|i386 ?21:58
zulDaviey: what about the upgrade tests? anyways ill be back in a couple of hours and ill pick up the slack21:59
Davieyzul, mvo has been covering automated update tests pretty well, i think.. extra coverage wouldn't hurt - but if we can get the iso test cases covered, that would rock.22:00
zulDaviey: ok no problem ill be back in a while22:00
Davieyzul, have fun22:01
Davieysmoser, When are you planning to upload fix for 760157?22:01
Davieybug 76015722:02
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 760157 in euca2ools "uec-publish-tarball --use-loader fails to publish an image on eucalyptus" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/76015722:02
smoserDaviey, well, i can do it "right now" or real close22:02
Davieysmoser, No worries, just wondered if we can expect it in the archive for b2 release.22:03
kim0Daviey: wouldn't mind playing with this iso testing thing .. more info ?22:04
Davieykim0, you hero... :)22:05
kim0hehe22:05
* kim0 trembles22:05
Davieykim0, Do you have a machine with 2 x hd's spare?22:05
kim0:/ kvm would work ?22:05
Davieyideally bare metal for this one..22:06
kim0no that's hard to find for me22:06
Davieykim0, no worries22:06
DavieyRoAkSoAx, can you mark the test you are doing as started?22:06
Davieyjamespage1, Have you started a test?22:07
jamespage1Daviey: not yet - anything specifically need picking up?22:07
Davieyjamespage1, do you have hardware with 2 x hd's?22:07
jamespage1Daviey: sorry no I don't22:08
Davieyjamespage1, no worries22:08
Davieykim0, Do you want to do a "no network install?"22:08
RoAkSoAxDaviey: i already did22:08
DavieyRoAkSoAx, you rock.22:09
RoAkSoAxxD22:09
Davieyjamespage1, want to take http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/result/5443/270 ?22:09
Davieykim0, no network install is good in virtualisation if that suites?22:09
jamespage1Daviey: on it now22:09
Davieykim0, http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/result/5443/480 <-- see the detailed instructions link ?22:10
hallyngah.  rev 28 removed the fix22:12
kim0Daviey: got it .. the no network install thing22:12
Davieykim0, if you take it, can you mark the test as 'started' ?22:12
hggdhDaviey: last time I ran the RAID1 on KVM -- defined two disks, and used them22:12
Davieykim0, awesome!22:12
kim0Daviey: doing it22:13
hallynmdeslaur: !!!!22:13
hggdhDaviey: this cycle I cannot trust my KVM22:13
Davieyhggdh, yeah - trying to get some bare metal testing.22:13
Davieyhggdh, heh22:13
jamespage1Daviey: stupid question time - does the first screen of the installer not normally show more languages than just English?22:13
Davieyerm22:13
mdeslaurhallyn: huh?22:13
hallynphew, it all makes more sense now :)  i thought i was going crazy22:13
ScottKIt shows whatever it has available.22:13
kim0Daviey: use daily server iso ?22:13
Davieyjamespage1,  lemme restart this test22:13
ScottKIf there's only english on the ISO, that's all it shows.22:13
DavieyScottK, fancy joining the testing fun?22:14
hallynmdeslaur: i dunno, something went wonky with vsftpd in lucid-updates22:14
kim0ah saw the iso link up there22:14
ScottKDaviey: Still working on Kubuntu testing.22:14
Davieyjamespage1, Hmm22:14
DavieyScottK, ok :(22:14
Davieyjamespage1, hmm22:14
Davieyyou are ONLY seeing English variants?22:14
ScottKDaviey: Bug #759503 is a 'fun' one.22:14
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 759503 in linux "Crash trying to install over btrfs partition in live installer" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/75950322:14
kim0duh QA account is not Ubuntu SSO22:15
Davieykim0, yeah... not cool.22:15
hallynmdeslaur: sorry for hte noise :)  i think there was a package importer snafu22:15
kim0ok22:15
RoyKScottK: imho using btrfs in production is like BASE jumping with a very small, round, parachute with holes in it, in bad weather and no reserve22:15
mdeslaurhallyn: bug 677764? looks like it never made it to -proposed22:16
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 677764 in vsftpd "vsftpd postinstall checks for user/group starting with ftp" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/67776422:16
hallynmdeslaur: if you look at the bzr changelog, it's there, but gets undone22:16
DavieyRoyK, Proper base rigs don't carry reserves anyway :)22:16
hallynmdeslaur: so i assume the package importer overwrite the previous bzr commit22:17
mdeslaurhallyn: I don't update bzr for security updates, since support for doing that isn't complete22:17
hallynUDD kicks another pupy22:17
RoyKDaviey: more and more do :)22:17
mdeslaurhallyn: well, the package got rejected, so the auto-importer is right22:17
jamespage1Daviey: yes - on the CD boot screen it just has English in the menu - thats i38622:17
hallynrejected?22:17
Davieyjamespage1, Hmm22:17
mdeslaurhallyn: look at comment #13 in the bug...pitti rejected the upload to -proposed22:18
hallynodd, bc i see it at commit 2622:18
RoyKDaviey: with the new spring-loaded reserves, it's quite possible to survive if the main chute doesn't open22:18
mdeslaurhallyn: what's in bzr does not represent what's in the archive...that's two separate things22:19
hallynconfounded22:20
Davieyjamespage1, http://erk.daviey.com/firstscreen.png22:20
hallynmdeslaur: thanks22:20
DavieyRoyK, New spring loaded reserves.... interesting.. must investigate. :)22:20
jamespage1Daviey: not that one; the one right at the start just as the ISO boots22:20
Davieyjamespage1, Yeah.. i have more than just english on amd6422:21
Davieychecking i386 shortly22:21
hallynRoAkSoAx: can you re-upload your fix for bug 677764?22:21
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 677764 in vsftpd "vsftpd postinstall checks for user/group starting with ftp" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/67776422:21
hallyn(for lucid)22:21
hallynRoAkSoAx: another user was just bitten by it22:22
RoAkSoAxhallyn: sure... I wonder why it never got processed22:22
hallynRoAkSoAx: lol22:22
hallynRoAkSoAx: see comment #1322:22
hallynRoAkSoAx: (i laugh bc I just spent 10 minutes trying to figure that out, and mdeslaur had to kindly explain it to me)22:23
smoserDaviey, ok. that is uploaed. bug 76015722:23
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 760157 in euca2ools "euca-bundle-image can fail on small images" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/76015722:23
Davieysmoser, cool... /me makes a note to add it to release notes.22:23
RoAkSoAxhallyn: yeah. after commt #13, I made Daviey re-upload and apparently never got processed by SRU ppl  :)22:24
RoAkSoAxhallyn: that's why I'm now wondering why it never got re-processed after Marting rejected both conflicting uploads22:24
hallyni see22:24
smoserhggdh, fix is uploaed. and installed on santol22:24
RoAkSoAxhallyn: anyways, I'll take of it later today/tomorrow morning22:24
hallynRoAkSoAx: thanks!22:25
DavieyRoAkSoAx, *sigh*.. is it still in the queue, or was it nuked?22:25
RoAkSoAxDaviey: i think it got nuked22:25
Daviey*sigh*22:25
Davieyhallyn, Are you saying it's busted in natty aswell, or just Lucid SRU?22:26
RoAkSoAxDaviey: there's a security update now, so I'll have to re-prepare the patch22:26
RoAkSoAxDaviey: just lucid SRU22:26
hallynDavidLevin: just lucid afaik22:26
RoAkSoAxyeah it is just lucid22:27
hallynlet's do the SRU dance22:27
hallynshift to the left, shift to the right, push up, pop down, byte byte byte?22:27
RoAkSoAxlol22:28
Davieyheh22:28
Davieyjamespage1, OK, i just booted i386 and i get full language selection directly after boot22:39
DavieyCan you boot the iso you have in KVM / Virtualbox etc and take a screenshot22:40
jamespage1Daviey: md5sum of your ISO22:40
Davieyand generate and md522:40
Davieyhah22:40
Davieyjamespage1, eaaa0439e1df169d0531bae9654c0348  ubuntu_natty-server-i386.iso22:41
Davieykim0, how is it going?22:41
jamespage1Daviey: snap22:41
jamespage1eaaa0439e1df169d0531bae9654c0348  natty-server-i386.iso22:41
Daviey*boggle*22:41
Davieyjamespage1, reproducing in virtualised?22:41
jamespage1Thats where I'm testing TBH22:42
Daviey:(22:42
Davieyjamespage1, can you post a screenshot somewhere?22:42
Davieyjamespage1, http://erk.daviey.com/language-natty-first-screen.png22:46
RoAkSoAxDaviey: should the installation of JeOS in KVM be less than 50022:46
DavieyRoAkSoAx, we encountered this last cycle, and i *think* we ignored it22:47
jamespage1Daviey: http://inky.ws/g/9622:47
DavieyRoAkSoAx, What size is it?22:47
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RoAkSoAxDaviey: 533M22:48
DavieyRoAkSoAx, technically, it's failed the test case - so can you mark it so?22:48
DavieyI think it's OK tho.22:48
Davieyjamespage1, boggle!22:48
RoAkSoAxDaviey: the other thing is that there's no network but I'm doing it with TestDrive, so that might be it22:48
RoAkSoAxDaviey: ah never mind there's network after reboot22:49
DavieyRoAkSoAx, yeah, last time i tried server with testdrive i had similar22:49
RoAkSoAxDaviey: so yeah should I file a bug because of the installtion is of 533 and mark it as failed test, or should I just ignore it22:50
RoAkSoAxand mark it as passed test22:50
DavieyRoAkSoAx, mark it failed, and note the bug number.22:51
Daviey(i suspect we'll release with it oversized tbh)22:51
DavieyRoAkSoAx, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/76028822:53
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 760288 in ubuntu "JeOS is oversized" [Undecided,New]22:53
RoAkSoAxDaviey: cool I was just filing a bug22:58
hggdhagain oversized?23:29
Patrickdkwas it ever not oversized? :)23:32
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RoAkSoAxDaviey: still around?23:38
DavieyRoAkSoAx, o/23:40
kim0Daviey: side tracked into real life issues .. will do it max tom morning23:40
RoAkSoAxDaviey: Could you please take care of https://code.launchpad.net/~andreserl/ubuntu/lucid/vsftpd/sru1/+merge/57608 :)23:40
DavieyRoAkSoAx, wilco, doing some beta crtical things first.23:41
RoAkSoAxDaviey: sure, thanks23:42
ScottKRoyK: Sure.  It was just for testing.23:43

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