[00:02] what is the differnces between ubuntu-server vs ubuntu enterpise cloud server??? [00:04] reyeryshs: there's no real difference. UEC is just the integration of Eucalyptus with Ubuntu Server [00:08] anyone know a guide/pdf for free on web for ubuntu server and for ubuntu epnterpise cloud [00:17] I've guess I should just install ubuntu server [00:36] hello i am installing mrtg and i have it problem Use of uninitialized value $first in hash element at /usr/bin/indexmaker line 353 [00:36] could you any help me please [00:46] New bug: #775993 in apache2 (main) "package apache2.2-common 2.2.17-1ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/775993 [01:31] New bug: #776020 in bacula (main) "package bacula-director-mysql 5.0.3-0ubuntu2 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/776020 [01:41] Hello. I got another stupid question. [01:42] anyone on the channel? [01:48] i'm here but most likely i am to new to help [01:48] shoot though.. i got nothing else going on. [01:48] i want to hear your problem [01:55] andygraybeal_: a veteran would just say "!anybody" :P [01:57] nice, is it a prompt for someone not to ask about anybody? [02:00] !anybody [02:00] A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? See also !details, !gq, and !poll. [02:22] how come whenever I login to my server it displays a time that isn't correct even thought it gets the last logged in time perfect? [02:25] timezone? [02:26] What does date --rfc-3339=seconds report? [02:33] the correct time. [02:33] eastern US [02:34] good evening guys i loaded up my site on ubuntu 10.10 server with a godaddy cert upload and configured the sites-available to the best i could and i still get the selfsigned cert not the gd oone [02:36] DAVdaBRAV: not sure which time is wrong, then [02:37] well it seems to know what time it is at least. [02:37] Angryfurby: /etc/apache2/conf.d/security [02:39] twb: ok what do i look there [02:39] Angryfurby: er, where it refers to snakeoil certs? [02:39] twb: want me to pastbin it [02:39] Maybe it doesn't by default [02:39] Mine apache2 config is a little odd [02:40] it used to be in the ssl site config [02:40] but I don't know on the latest stuff [02:41] twb: it says: Linux computername 2.6.32-28-generic-pae #55-Ubuntu SMPP Mon Jan 10 22:34:08 UTC 2011 i686 GNU/Linux [02:41] I guess that's not reporting the time. :S what is it? [02:41] DAVdaBRAV: that's UTC time [02:42] UTC = GMT = +0000 [02:44] Any idea why I can't do: sudo /etc/init.d/mysql stop ?! >:{ [02:44] not without the error message [02:45] also, that method is being deprecated [02:45] the service command works with both sysvinit and upstart, so that's what I recommend [02:46] well what am I supposed to do then? I have no idea how to use the service command to stop mysql I try and it returns unrecognized instance or some such. [02:46] then it's not running [02:46] at least not as a service [02:47] also, `sudo service [service] [start|stop|restart|...]` [02:47] any idea how to show running sevices so I can get what it's called? [02:48] ps aux | grep mysql [02:48] also, service has tab completion [02:48] in fact, most things have tab completion now [02:48] it's incredibly convenient [02:49] qman__: i noticed that heh. pretty nice to have [02:49] tab ftw [02:49] what is tab completiong? [02:49] start typing something in a shell and press tab [02:49] :O [02:49] it's only the most useful thing ever [02:49] wow [02:49] tap it twice to show ambiguous results [02:50] you're a freaking genius qman! :D [02:51] that's just shell 101 [02:52] though if you've never learned from a book, class, or another person, I guess you wouldn't have known [02:52] true [02:53] haha [02:54] it is odd because i am right in front of my kubuntu desktop and i am still using my phone for irc [02:54] now: mysqld_safe --skip-grant-tables & doesn't work. [02:54] I prefer screen + irssi, and I use an ssh app on my phone [02:55] me too [02:55] running xchat here because I'm too lazy to configure it on this computer [02:55] that is what im doing [02:55] ew [02:55] i havent used a ui irc client in years [02:55] set it up like five years ago and haven't touched it [02:55] ever since ircii [02:56] any ideas how I can start mysql server w/o password now? [02:56] IIRC there is an external password reset command [02:56] but I haven't used it in a while, don't know off the top of my head [02:56] DAVdaBRAV: try #mysql [02:57] they might know more than us [02:57] ok [02:57] thanks [02:57] other than setting up a quick db for wp i never really used it [02:57] but i have been where you are and it sucks to lose the root pw to mysql [02:57] for future reference, "it doesn't work" isn't very useful without the error message or other output you get [02:58] that's critical to finding out why [02:59] android sure has come along since my old g1 :) [02:59] for future reference, it was "command not found" [03:00] find / | grep mysqld_safe [03:00] or [03:00] locate mysqld_safe [03:00] it's probably /usr/sbin, but it could be somewhere else [03:00] I don't have time to look for it myself right now [03:03] it is there [03:04] then try it with the full path, `sudo /usr/sbin/mysqld_safe --skip-grant-tables &` [03:04] it says starting :D [03:05] I tried without sudo the first time. thanks. [03:05] ah, yeah, daemons need root [03:05] (How can I be such a noob not to always do sudo when it doesn't work the first time) [03:12] thanks qman_. there's no one in #mysql, and this tutorial (http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/recover-mysql-root-password.html) didn't work, so unless you have a clue why, do I need to re-install Ubuntu or just mysql? [03:14] if you purge and reinstall mysql, it should solve the problem [03:14] simply removing it will not, though [03:15] what's the difference? [03:15] removing software leaves configuration files and databases behind [03:15] purging deletes them [03:16] can you please tell me how to purge mysql and phpmyadmin so that I can reinstall them correctly? [03:16] pastebin the output of `dpkg -l | grep mysql` [03:16] or just list the package names [03:17] O_O pastebin? [03:17] !pastebin [03:17] For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imagebin.org/?page=add | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [03:17] dpkg -l | grep mysql [03:17] dang wrong keyboard [03:17] you just need the package names it lists [03:18] then `sudo apt-get purge [those package names] phpmyadmin` [03:18] ok [03:19] then install again after that's done [03:19] it should start the debconf bit over and ask you for a new root mysql password [03:19] ok... this will take a while... but thanks :) [03:20] wait [03:20] "" [03:20] " then `sudo apt-get purge [those package names] phpmyadmin`" including phpmyadmin? [03:20] yes [03:21] if you want to start over with phpmyadmin as well [03:21] if not, don't [03:21] wait, don't I have to purge mysql and phpmyadmin separately? [03:21] nope [03:21] :O [03:21] you can apply any number of package changes in one action [03:22] that's the benefit of a good package management system [03:22] it's not bulletproof, bugs do happen [03:22] Even if I didn't use apt-get to get myadmin? [03:22] but it's designed so that you should be able to [03:22] if you didn't, you should delete the files you installed and use apt to reinstall it [03:23] everywhere except here says not to use apt-get [03:23] the biggest benefit to doing it that way is when updates happen, you get them [03:24] that's because most other places aren't ubuntu and debian centric [03:24] and most other distributions don't have a nice package to make it easy [03:24] so even though the project hasn't been updated if 4 versions apt-get is actually better for updates o.O ? [03:24] as a system administrator, the more you can use apt-get, the better [03:25] that's not always black and white [03:25] it may be an older version, but it's likely that the ubuntu package has been patched separately [03:26] Not so much using apt-get, as using apt and dpkg with official packages [03:26] for example, php [03:26] You lose a large part of the benefits if you go around installing PPAs from e.g. webmin or zimbra [03:26] ok then. :) [03:26] the current PHP version in ubuntu is not the same version as on PHP's site [03:26] Because they do not adhere to the strict packaging policies that Debian has created to ensure that packages work well together [03:26] it's a couple behind, but it has a -ubuntu1 or -ubuntu2, etc on the end [03:27] because the ubuntu maintainers patched the holes [03:27] qman__: and performed integration testing [03:27] once in a while you run into something that is packaged but horribly out of date [03:27] but it's not very often, and it's definitely not the case for popular software like phpmyadmin [03:28] phpbb3 guys said the 4 versions thing. [03:28] IMO you shouldn't be performing administration from a web UI [03:29] Especially not for a database, especially not from PHP [03:29] you can go the other route, but then it's up to you to update the software manually each time a patch comes out [03:29] with apt, you can just run it in one sweep with your system updates [03:29] less work and still reasonably up to date and secure [03:30] so you think I should ditch the wget version of phpbb3 too? [03:30] I would, but I have a lot of servers to maintain, and not much time to maintain them [03:32] I will do the easy way too then. [03:32] most of the security holes that get patched can be mitigated by good practice anyway [03:33] and if you're really paranoid, just pull the admin panel out of the web root when you're not using it [03:34] or use some other authentication method, or restrict hosts that can connect [03:34] something like that [03:35] anyway, I must be going, good luck with your server [03:36] thank you. [04:53] good evinging guys i am having a issue with apache loading the default self signed cert and not the cert i configured for. on ubuntu 10.10 [05:35] all: for ubuntu server 11.04, what's the best way to start a program in screen on boot? [05:51] Yo [05:51] Is there a way to install Ubuntu Server on a headless box? [05:53] wjlafrance: yes [05:55] twb: care to give me a pointer? [05:57] http://www.debian.org/releases/stable/amd64/apb.html.en [05:57] Or just install it normally then transplant the HDD [05:57] Cool, thanks. [06:20] is there a metapackage to install ubuntu-server from a minimal install? [06:21] micahg: er, just don't install anything. [06:21] micahg: it probably enables ubuntu-standard by default, but you can opt out of that [06:21] The ubuntu-minimal package, plus a kernel, should be enough to boot and install additional packages [06:22] yeah, I've got minimal and I can install stuff [06:22] Oh, I misread your question [06:23] servers are diverse enough that a single "server" metapackage wouldn't be helpful (cf. "ubuntu-desktop"). [06:23] You can run tasksel or aptitude to see separate tasks for e.g. www or dns server [06:25] twb: ok, was just a misconception in my head then, np [06:35] can I use apt-get to install to a particular directory? like: /var/www so that I can use URL: Http:///phpBB3/ and actually see phpBB3? [06:39] DAVdaBRAV: /var/www is not used in Ubuntu [06:40] DAVdaBRAV: rather, apache2 (assuming you use that httpd) will be told in /etc/apache2/sites-available/ to serve specific filesystem trees for specific HTTP dirs/vhosts/whatever. [06:42] twb: Huh? [06:43] New bug: #513486 in unixodbc (main) "select query did not return correct uid datatype" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/513486 [06:43] ok, but how? [06:43] DAVdaBRAV: so for example phpbb3 will install itself to somewhere like /usr/lib/phpbb3/bin and /usr/share/phpbb3/data, and apache will be told to serve the former as cgi-bin and the latter as / [06:43] exactly how will depend on how the package maintainer has set it up [06:44] Try reading the README.Debian in /usr/share/doc// [06:44] ok..... [06:45] wouldn't I need to read apache docs instead? [06:48] Those too [07:00] hi i even installed ubuntu-server, when start the system i have now the problem, that i have the english layout, but i need the german one [07:01] how to change this now (and permanently) [07:02] STF: on the console? [07:02] STF: dpkg-reconfigure console-setup [07:02] yes [07:02] Good luck typing it tho :-) [07:05] ehm that doesn't help me [07:06] there i cannot change the language, i need qwertz support not qwerty [07:14] STF: there should be an option to pick the keyboard type [07:15] is the change immediately? [07:15] or does it need a reboot [07:15] ? [07:17] It's immediate if you're in the tty [07:17] If you're in screen, no [07:17] Run "tty" and see if it reports /dev/tty[1-6] [07:17] it do [07:18] Not sure then [07:18] "/dev/tty1 [07:18] It should be immediate [07:18] it isn't and it is not after restart [07:18] I suppose you might not have the relevant packages installed, but unless you've gone through removing things, you should have them [07:18] IIRC they would be console-setup, xkb-data, and kbd or console-tools [07:19] i chat with you over the secondary pc [07:19] Whatever [07:25] i give it up [07:25] Too bad [07:25] Sorry I couldn't help [07:37] twb; you wasn't totaly wrong, but it is console-data, which need to be installed an reconfigure ;) [07:38] Ah, sorry [07:38] wait, it wasn't permanent, oh man that so stupid# [07:38] It's console-setup in debian sid [08:19] RoAkSoAx: pong [08:26] When using libvirtd on a headless server, and a remote virt-install with qemu+ssh://twb@theta/system, how do you convince virt-install the disks are on the server, not the client? === RoyK is now known as Guest96655 === RoyK^ is now known as RoyK [08:32] AHA [08:32] --disk pool=default,format=qcow2,size=1 === bsodmike_ is now known as bsodmike === smb` is now known as smb [09:21] New bug: #776194 in ntp (main) "Error mails after changing the ntp server" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/776194 [09:40] Hey guys. On my ubuntu 11.04 server, when i add a ppa, via add-apt-repository, apt-get doenst use it. Or, not fully anyways. As you can see here: https://gist.github.com/952345 I add the repository and update, but its not on the list over loaded repos. I did a strace that shows it actually does "see" the repo: http://paste.ubuntu.com/602496/ [09:40] Can you guys help me out? [09:41] New bug: #776202 in mysql-5.1 (main) "package mysql-server-5.1 5.1.54-1ubuntu4 failed to install/upgrade: подпроцесс установлен сценарий post-installation возвратил код ошибки 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/776202 === TeTeT_ is now known as TeTeT [10:02] Please make logs with LC_ALL=C so they're in English [10:02] how to make a bootable usb drive for windows 7 from ubuntu [10:02] pracrash: last time I looked, Windows did not support booting from USB [10:03] twb, really but my cd rom doesnt works is there any other solution [10:04] pracrash twb: sure you can make a windows 7 usb pen (or drive) [10:04] but i dont know about doing it from ubuntu [10:05] ChrisBuchholz, twb i searched in google there r but im a new user n ubuntu so i don kno [10:06] pracrash: but it can be done. This guide shows how to make an usb-pen installer for windows, and how can you make an usb pen "bootable": http://www.intowindows.com/how-to-install-windows-7vista-from-usb-drive-detailed-100-working-guide/ [10:06] maybe it can help you [10:06] ChrisBuchholz thanks man === zz_eagles0513875 is now known as eagles0513875 [10:12] ChrisBuchholz, but is there any way to make it from ubuntu [10:13] ChrisBuchholz, cuz the link u gave only has how to make from windows [10:14] Really oneiric ? Do you expect the unwashed to even be able to SPELL that correctly? [10:15] * twb grumles [10:15] *grumbles [10:16] Mark Shuttleworth is expanding our vocabularies, one adjective at a time? :-) [10:16] At least it's not another synonym for dapper [10:18] GOod heavens, natty's installer has a magenta background instead of blue [10:18] That amused me too :-) [10:18] pracrash: as i said, i dont know how to make from ubuntu. But it can might give you some ideas [10:19] I would use lucid except fb=false is broken in lucid d-i :-/ [10:19] Can you do an oem install from d-i? [10:20] Where's the syslinux file from a conventional install CD... [10:30] Looks like I just ensure the preseed installs oem-config [10:31] New bug: #776226 in mysql-5.1 (main) "package mysql-server 5.1.54-1ubuntu4 failed to install/upgrade: проблемы зависимостей -- оставляем не настроенным" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/776226 [10:33] OR, I include oem-config-udeb in the installer component list [10:39] after installing 11.04 server and selecting de:nodeadkeys during installation, the keyboard layout is set to us per default. How can i fix this? [10:39] is this a known issue (i couldn't find anything related on lp) [10:43] 16:37 twb; you wasn't totaly wrong, but it is console-data, which need to be installed an reconfigure ;) [10:43] pimperle: dpkg-reconfigure console-data [10:43] twb: console-data is not installed [10:44] Then I guess you need to install it [10:46] twb: after installation i could select the correct layout, but it didn't change / fix the problem [10:46] Shrug [10:46] now i tried reconfigure and it worked... lets see, if it sustains a reboot [10:48] after a reboot the changes are gone [10:48] 16:18 I suppose you might not have the relevant packages installed, but unless you've gone through removing things, you should have them [10:48] 16:18 IIRC they would be console-setup, xkb-data, and kbd or console-tools [10:56] the box was freshly installed, so i can say i didn't manually remove them [10:57] i'll check if they are installed [10:57] all are there [10:57] i already noticed this behaviour on the betas and it didn't vanish [10:58] #740818 is the same issue [10:58] but it doesn't seem to get a lot of attention [11:41] Hi all, when I try and boot Ubuntu Server 10.04.02 LTS I get the error : No common CD-ROM drive was detected . anyone know how I can fix this? [11:48] put a CD in? [11:58] lol [11:59] its a bug [11:59] that first came up in 8.04 [12:06] New bug: #776297 in libgoogle-collections-java (main) "Sync libgoogle-collections-java 1.0-2 (main) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/776297 [12:42] does anyone have any idea why rsync seems to always fail to files/dirs permission [12:42] --chmod=Da+rwx,Fa+wr [12:43] am i missing something? [13:09] amero: dunno, never tried --chmod with rsync, i'm guessing you don't have the permissions to do that [13:11] don't have the permission? im syncing folders in the same user acc as i run rsync with [13:12] amero: use --verbose to get more info [13:15] amero: --chmod will have no effect if --perms is not also used [13:16] not much useful info. just list of folder/files being synced [13:16] and these [13:16] sent 31787052 bytes received 755 bytes 21191871.33 bytes/sec [13:16] total size is 31780310 speedup is 1.00 [13:17] that's what it showed with the verbose flag [13:18] amero: what is the complete command you're using? [13:20] nice -n 19 rsync -r --chmod=Duo+rwx,Fa+wr --delete --delete-excluded --size-only --verbose --exclude-from '/home/user/serverfiles/sync_exclude.txt' syncthis/ /home/user/rsynctest/ [13:24] amero: right, so use --perms [13:25] amero: this is the global directive to manage permissions [13:25] amero: usually used to preserve source permissions [13:25] amero: but if you're creating your own, you still need that option [13:30] aha it works now :) [13:31] is it possible to exclude or auto delete empty dirs in the dest dirs? [13:32] their contents get excluded by the exclude list but rsync created those folders anyway [13:33] amero: probably, read the man page (that's how i answered your first question) [13:36] :p [13:43] morning [13:43] moi zul [13:43] hey hggdh you are up early [13:44] aye [13:58] anyone tried luks on raid5? i'm getting like 1/6th non-encrypted performance. any pointers in the right direction would be appreciated. [14:05] liekzomg, luks is limited to a single cpu, per luks volume [14:05] patdk-wk: it's only using like 5% cpu in top [14:11] how can i manipulate the keymap.sh in that way that i have my german layout [14:16] lynxman: howdy! So I was looking into the orchestra stuff and I was wondering if the import script should be setting the preseed automatically? [14:16] RoAkSoAx: hey :) [14:17] RoAkSoAx: it does set the preseed automatically afaik [14:17] RoAkSoAx: there's an import-isos script that takes care of that, I think it's not running on install though [14:18] RoAkSoAx: we're working towards having orchestra stable for next week's event [14:18] lynxman: cool. I have installed it yesterday (only the provisioning server) and seems stable enough to me so far [14:19] RoAkSoAx: we're still missing some pieces, rsyslog and collectd and also polish a bit the puppet integration [14:19] lynxman: and importing mini ISO's is not setting the preseed automatically because the script imports mini.iso's. But I'll take care of that ;) [14:20] RoAkSoAx: yeah, that's the bug we filled up, I think you're following that one up right? [14:20] lynxman: yeah but i've seen you guys have done quite a bit already so I don't think you'll have major issues. [14:21] RoAkSoAx: yeah the week with kirkland was extra fruitful [14:21] lynxman: yeah I already release a fix for the mini iso import though, the issue is given when trying to create repos. Since the mini.iso does not have any info about it, then we still have to import it by specifying breed and os_version, and we need to speicfy kickstart too [14:30] hi i need to know how to manipulate my ubuntu-server that i have my de-latin1-nodeadkeys and not the stupid, through bugs in the install routine setted, qwerty-default [14:32] can anyone of you give me a step-by-step introduction, cause reconfigure console-data, or sth else doesn't work [14:45] STF: "sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup" will allow you to select the keyboard you want if you chose the wrong one during the install [14:48] somebody using mysql with ipv6? [14:49] I am using ubuntu 10.04 and want that my mysql server listens on the ipv6 interface. [14:50] zoopster: you don't listening to me that doesn't work, and i am do not know why, in the procedure of console-setup, i won't get the question after layout it self [14:51] STF: you are right. I'm reading and you never said you used dpkg-reconfigure console-setup so good luck. [14:52] zoopster: sry for failing information [14:53] question for you guys. anyone happen to know the success rate offhand of upgrading from 10.10 to 11.04 using do-release-upgrade? [14:54] 50% - either it works or it doesn't [14:55] just kidding...doubt there are metrics on it - it's word of mouth [14:55] >.< [14:55] in testing they likely need a pretty high success rate [14:55] yeah well I have been burned in the past when trying to go LTS to LTS [14:56] im hoping going from release to release is a bit easier [14:56] there are many factors as you know so your mileage may vary [14:56] yeah [14:56] I've not had much trouble, but my setup is rather simple [14:56] most of my VMs are pretty simple. the only thing even marginally complex is the KVM server [14:56] KVM + LVM for disk [14:57] it's impractical to test all of the possible scenarios [15:01] STF: if you know the layout, then just change /etc/default/console-setup and restart it [15:04] zoopster: where need i change /etc/default/console-setup [15:07] STF: in my 10.10 server the last section is the keyboard configuration section but I don't know the exact syntax you need for your keyboard layout so you'll need to search on it - that's why using the reconfigure option helps with it's picklist [15:11] zoopster: i am not sure if did the right things in the right order, or if had only luck. now i have my german layout [15:13] STF: well...computers don't know about luck so you must have done the right thing. [15:14] zoopster: first i had edit the /etc/default/keyboard, than i run dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration, after this i run dpkg-reconfigure console-setup, and now it is fine [15:17] zoopster: maybe and here i am not sure, but i also the reconfigure of console-setup at beginning, but this i think should not have any effects on the following commands [15:32] New bug: #488696 in autofs5 (main) "syntax error in nsswitch config near [ syntax error ]" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/488696 [15:40] is there already any 5.5 backport for mysql? [15:48] Is there much difference in performance between Ext4 with journaling turned off and Ext2? [15:53] damn :( imp 5.0.2 broke :( [15:53] mtecknology, yes, but not much, mainly just extents [15:54] oh, performance :) [15:54] dunno [16:02] well, my session with Ungika went nowhere, it ended with him saying "I'll hack the ban and change ip" [16:02] dissapointed [16:16] oops, wrong channel [16:25] MTecknology, you're assuming that EXT4 hasn't made any improvements in other areas in the meantime. [16:26] MTecknology, best way to find out is test [16:26] MTecknology, just for the sake of supportability, you might want to stick with the newer incarnation of the filesystem [16:27] ppetraki: the system we're dealing with defaults to installing with ext2; that's why the curiousity [16:29] MTecknology, it's a curious observation, though short of an FS expert, the next best way to get the requisite data is to test, or ask on the ext mailing list [16:29] morning guys i am having a issue of apache on ubuntu 10.10 not loading the correct certificates [16:29] even though the configs are correct [16:38] it does not look like motd gets updated.. [16:38] it is showing old message [16:38] 20 packages can be updated. [16:38] 7 updates are security updates. [16:38] I already updated them few days ago [16:38] it is 10.04.2 LTS [17:05] does anyone know what ubuntu renamed the httpd binarys too [17:09] apache2 === ahs3 is now known as ahs3-afk [17:11] how do i run the httpd -S command on ubuntu [17:11] sorry newbie question [17:26] apache2 -S [17:26] When I try to "modprobe amd64_edac_mod" I get this error: "FATAL: Error inserting amd64_edac_mod (/lib/modules/2.6.38-8-server/kernel/drivers/edac/amd64_edac_mod.ko): No such device". Why is this happening? [17:28] kirkland: where you able to test squid-deb-proxy? [17:30] RoAkSoAx: arg, no, i had to reinstall my desktop yesterday [17:30] nijaba: are you filing (or have you filed) blueprints for PaaS stacks for UDS? [17:31] anyone know how to fix apache2: bad user name ${APACHE_RUN_USER} [17:32] kirkland: no worries ;). just let me know if you want me to work on something related before UDS [17:32] RoAkSoAx: how about a wiki page in http://help.ubuntu.com/community/Cobbler ? [17:32] RoAkSoAx: with a step-by-step how-to on getting Cobbler running on 11.04? [17:32] * RoAkSoAx checks [17:33] RoAkSoAx: *that* would be outstanding before UDS ;-) [17:33] kirkland: sure I can do that [17:33] RoAkSoAx: poke me as soon as you do, and I'll walk through the instructions and enhance as necessary [17:35] kirkland: will do [17:41]