[00:48] <mateo> Hallo
[03:01] <znfrazier> so i need help peeps haha is this the help chan?
[03:02] <twb> znfrazier: that rather depends what you want help *with*.
[03:03] <davidjr621> #r2gb
[03:03] <twb> Certainly this isn't the "English as a second language" channel.
[03:03] <znfrazier> im trying to get my ftp server up and running but i didn't know which irc chan to go to lol
[03:03] <twb> http://mywiki.wooledge.org/FtpMustDie
[03:05] <znfrazier> nice then what is the next best thing?
[03:05] <twb> Read-only anonymous access, or read-write authenticated access?
[03:07] <znfrazier> how would you do the read-write with no anonymous access?
[03:07] <twb> sftp
[03:07] <twb> "authenticated" means "no anonymous"
[03:08] <znfrazier> hmm i see nice. im still learning all this crap
[03:08] <znfrazier> i just want my main comp to have everything on it and allow my father and brothers plus college buddies to have access to it
[03:08] <znfrazier> so sftp is the way to go
[03:10] <znfrazier> what is the diff between sftp and ftp?
[03:11] <znfrazier> ssh?
[03:11] <twb> While it looks similar to the user, the underlying implementation is totally different -- much cleaner, and the security layer is built on top of SSH, which is widely used, well-understood and unlikely to be compromised (if used properly)
[03:11] <znfrazier> i see
[03:11] <znfrazier> so then we go to how to access remotely. like if my dad and bro want to get on.
[03:11] <znfrazier> i've tried doing port forwarding but its driving me crazy
[03:12] <twb> If SSH is working, then SFTP will be working (unless you specifically disable SFTP).
[03:12] <jmarsden> znfrazier: http://portforward.com/
[03:13] <twb> If you are behind a NAT, then you need to ensure that traffic to tcp/22 is DNATted to your SSH server.
[03:13] <twb> The RIGHT solution to is to use IPv6 instead of NAT, but that's probably beyond your capabilities right now.
[03:14] <znfrazier> lol
[03:14] <twb> jmarsden: cute
[03:14] <znfrazier> k well i have a vizio router and it isn't on portforward.com
[03:14] <znfrazier> i had access to just my network but when i went to my buddies comp it wouldn't let me access it
[03:15] <jmarsden> znfrazier: Read the portforwarding guide for any well known router and use it as a starting point.  Your "vizio" router is likely to have more or less similar screens with more or less similar names and concepts in them.
[03:16] <twb> jmarsden: can't get past the fpadvert.html page in w3m :-(
[03:16] <jmarsden> znfrazier: If you need detailed help with setting up your router, you could try asking in ##networking.
[03:17] <znfrazier> thanks for the help
[03:17] <jmarsden> twb: Maybe try links2 -g    instead?  Most folks who need it will use IE or FF, anyone using w3m probably doesn't need the help it offers anyway :)
[03:18] <twb> I was just bitching
[03:43] <lifesf> hi, i have just installed the os; i would like to configure it for wifi; it does not require huge amounts of data to be pulled at a time. I cannot find any answers on this so far on the internet
[03:44] <lifesf> any help would be truly awesome :)
[03:55] <jmarsden> lifesf: There is a really old blog article about doing this which, if you can re-interpret it for 2011, might help somewhat, at least as a pointer to the general principles: http://modelr.wordpress.com/2009/06/01/how-to-get-wireless-network-on-ubuntu-server/
[03:56] <lifesf> i will surely check this out right away; i am not quite the high tech on this tho; quite a noob to be honest
[03:58] <lifesf> scanning quickly through the page,.. using natty, i should just follow this step by step right?  and concerning the part where is asks to convert it to hex...
[03:59] <lifesf> i changed my wireless password recently because i was having difficulty getting a different version of ubuntu on a diff machine to actually get the passphrase
[04:00] <lifesf> please allow me a few minutes to temporarily tranfer router in here, i will mention when back for your reply!
[04:06] <lifesf> I am back now
[04:10] <twb> jmarsden: does that use wpa_supplicant alone?
[04:10] <twb> Oh, no, that's a horrible ndiswrapper thing
[04:10] <jmarsden> twb: Is there a more official doc for adding wireless stuff to Ubuntu Server somewhere?
[04:10] <twb> lifesf: if you have a headless server and want it to associate with a known WPA AP using symmetric crypto ("pre-shared key"), you can simply use wpa_supplicant.
[04:11] <twb> jmarsden: the documentation is within /usr/share/doc/wpasupplicant itself
[04:11] <twb> jmarsden: unfortunately it's not very step-by-step
[04:11] <lifesf> well, all i really want to do is connect a plain lamp server on a home wireless
[04:12] <jmarsden> twb: OK... a wiki page that pops up in google searches and was somewhat straightforward might be good... (maybe I'll write it one day, but I have a lot of other stuff I'd liek to get around to...)
[04:12] <twb> http://paste.debian.net/116698/ <-- interfaces(5)
[04:12] <lifesf> it wont be needing much data transfer and makes it easier to put it anywhere and still use it to learn
[04:13] <twb> http://paste.debian.net/116699/ <-- /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf
[04:13] <twb> lifesf: those two files should suffice for any WPA2-PSK or WPA-PSK
[04:14] <twb> jmarsden: feel free to write it :P
[04:14] <jmarsden> twb: Oh, that looks straightforward, thanks... copied for possible later conversion to a wiki page :)
[04:14] <lifesf> ok, so i go step by step on 98 and 99?
[04:14] <twb> jmarsden: to use WEP is longer wpa_supplicant.conf
[04:14] <twb> lifesf: I don't know about any "steps
[04:14] <lifesf> auto lo wlan0 isnt' a step?
[04:15] <jmarsden> lifesf: Those are text files to put on your machine :)
[04:16] <jmarsden> The first is /etc/network/interfaces and then second is /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf
[04:16] <lifesf> alright :)
[04:16] <lifesf> thnx alot :D
[04:16] <twb> lifesf: oh, you're seeing lines number in a pastebin?
[04:17] <lifesf> yeah, i am seeing 7 lines of code on the first page you gave me
[04:18] <lifesf> but when i even do ifconfig, the wlan0 doesn't show up :S
[04:21] <jmarsden> lifesf: Do you know what chip your wifi NIC uses?  And whether Ubuntu suppoorts it?
[04:22] <twb> http://paste.debian.net/116700/
[04:22] <lifesf> on a regular ubuntu desktop install it has always worked by default; it a 2yo hp machine
[04:22] <lifesf> 3yo sry
[04:22] <jmarsden> lifesf: That does not really answer my question, though :)
[04:23] <lifesf> no, I do not remember what chip driver usually has showed up normally :S
[04:24] <twb> jmarsden: FWIW I'm assuming an mac80211 driver
[04:24] <twb> jmarsden: I do not cover wifi NICs that require older/sillier drivers
[04:24] <jmarsden> lifesf: I don't really have the time to work through all that with you right now, I'm afraid... You can use sudo lspci -vv to fnd out more, probably.
[04:24] <twb> lifesf: pastebin the output of "ip a"
[04:28] <lifesf> http://paste.debian.net/116701/
[04:30] <lifesf> http://paste.debian.net/116702/
[04:30] <lifesf> first is the lspci -vv result, second is ip a
[04:31] <lifesf> and with ip a, i don't see my wlan0 which would normally appear with a desktop install
[04:31] <lifesf> if it gives the same results apprx as ifconfig
[04:35] <ejv> fellas, I have ubuntu-server and would like to load a light-weight gnome desktop environment. which package should I fetch that is the *most minimal*? thank you.
[04:36] <lifesf> the regular ubuntu desktop environment is ubuntu-desktop but otherwise you'll have to wait for a better reply from a tech as i am not one of them lolll
[04:38] <ejv> hehe
[04:38] <ejv> thanks
[04:40] <twb> lifesf: your wifi device is not visible to the system.
[04:40] <twb> lifesf: until that happens, there is no point trying to configure it
[04:40] <twb> ejv: there is no such thing as a "light-weight gnome desktop environment"
[04:40] <lifesf> that's odd :S if i install ubuntu desktop it shows,.. if i run a live cd of ubuntu and get info from there would that help?
[04:40] <twb> lifesf: I have no idea.
[04:41] <twb> lifesf: I only work with supported hardware, as a rule
[04:41] <lifesf> ok, i will load the desktop and try to find the driver running from there,.. from that i should be able to install straight off of apt-get right?
[04:42] <twb> lifesf: I have no idea.
[04:42] <twb> I don't use ubuntu desktops.  perhaps they install non-free software by default.
[04:42] <lifesf> hmm
[04:42] <lifesf> alright
[04:42] <lifesf> thnx
[04:43] <lifesf> i thought hp and ubuntu were associated tho,.. unless that was dell.. my memory is lagging i think lol
[04:43] <twb> That its not listed in lspci is suspcious, unless this is a USB dongle or something
[04:44] <lifesf> no
[04:44] <lifesf> it's a linksys N pci
[04:44] <twb> Even if you have no driver, a PCI card should still be visible in lspci
[04:44] <lifesf> i just remembered it's my card in there
[04:44] <lifesf> frick it's late
[04:44] <twb> That suggests that the card isn't properly seated or powered
[04:46] <lifesf> holy crap i apologise for this time waste figuring out the card; i never thought i budged the pc that much!!!!
[04:48] <lifesf> http://paste.debian.net/116705/        result from ip a
[04:48] <twb> OK, so it should just work with my last pastebin instructions
[04:49] <lifesf> http://paste.debian.net/116706/     lspci -vv
[04:50] <lifesf> ok,.. so that was the command lines you told me to insert in the document right?
[04:50] <lifesf> the .conf?
[04:50] <twb> 13:22 <twb> http://paste.debian.net/116700/
[04:51] <lifesf> i keep the " ?
[04:51] <lifesf> in ssid and psk?
[04:51] <twb> Yes
[04:51] <lifesf> cool :D
[04:55] <lifesf> will there be conflict if i do not comment out eth0?
[04:55] <twb> Only if eth0 is plugged in
[04:55] <twb> If both are connected and enabled they will fight over who is primary gateway
[04:56] <lifesf> ok :) thank you so much! i am trying to complete this as we're speaking :)
[04:57] <lifesf> ps nano isn't letting me do a forward slash..........
[04:59] <lifesf> found a workaround but that's not cool lol
[04:59] <twb> I wouldn't know about nano
[05:02] <lifesf> psk must be in hex right?
[05:02] <lifesf> it's wpa2
[05:03] <twb> lifesf: no
[05:03] <twb> WPA and WPA2 only differ in the underlying crypto algorithm (AES vs. some intermediary shit)
[05:04] <twb> The psk, at least in wpa_supplicant.conf, will be a string like psk="I like big bottoms"
[05:04] <lifesf> lmfao
[05:04] <lifesf> k
[05:04] <lifesf> now all is left is reboot i guess
[05:04] <lifesf> and see if it connects
[05:08] <lifesf> isn't connecting :S
[05:09] <twb> OK, then "sudo ifdown --force wlan0"
[05:10] <twb> Then "sudo wpa_supplicant -dwext -iwlan0 -c/etc/wpa_supplicant.conf" and look at the output
[05:10] <twb> Sorry, -Dwext
[05:12] <lifesf> firmware file not found:  b43/ucode11.fw
[05:12] <lifesf> and
[05:12] <lifesf> b43-open/ucode11.fw not found either
[05:13] <twb> Sounds like your hardware is not supported by Free drivers
[05:19] <lifesf> OMG I LOVE YOU TWB :D
[05:19] <lifesf> haha
[05:20] <lifesf> i just hooked up a dlink usb wireless adapter modified some of the things
[05:20] <lifesf> and i'm wAY connected :D
[05:21] <lifesf> only thing i'm curious about right now tho... is, since i just changed my wlan0 to wlan1 as both are still connected physically to the pc... to the interface i still left all of the rest as wlan0
[05:22] <lifesf> i am not exactly positive if they are getting them as sort of strings and should just leave it as it is or not
[05:22] <twb> If you're running wpa_supplicant by hand, then it won't be using interfaces(5)
[05:22] <twb> But nor will it be doing DHCP over the configured line
[05:23] <lifesf> well.. it's running the way you've told me in the pastebin; the only thing is that it still states wlan0-default etc
[05:24] <twb> lifesf: oh that part
[05:24] <twb> wlan0-default is an arbitrary string
[05:24] <lifesf> ok, i simply wasn't sure, i came to that logic thought when i noticed it worked so i wasn't sure if i should modify or not
[05:24] <twb> It's there so that you can have multiple APs, so for example if you take your server to work, and it has static networking, you can have wpa-roam with "iface home inet dhcp" and "iface work inet static"
[05:25] <twb> And it will pick them based on which AP it associates with
[05:25] <twb> THe ifupdown / interfaces(5) scripts are pretty old and stupid by modern standards.
[05:26] <twb> Someone ought to rearchitect them to use ip(8) and tc(8)
[05:27] <lifesf> so in that sence i'd have to make it switch from one string to the other?
[05:29] <lifesf> i think i'm gonna print your pastebin and stick it to the side of my pc and print out our conversation lol, i truly want to keep this on hand! I thank you very much for you help :D
[05:30] <twb> Whatever
[05:30] <lifesf> lol
[05:38] <Roxyhart0> hi there. somebody know about tool to be able to send sms from my ubuntu server?
[09:21] <xperia> hello to all. i have installed roundcube on my ubuntu server in /usr/share/roundcube and wat to use it from a domain that works in /var/www/mydomain/subdirectory
[09:22] <xperia> subdirectory is a symlink that point to /usr/share/roundcube now the problem is that i get allways this error message here => Unknown: Failed opening required '/var/www/mydomain/subdirectory/index.php' (include_path='.:/usr/share/php:/usr/share/pear') in Unknown on line 0
[09:23] <xperia> from what i have researched i need to use openbase_dir instruction somehow but i have this allready set for /var/www/mydomain
[09:23] <lynxman> xperia: you should go at the problem the other way around and you should add config to your apache config file on that domain as specified by the roundcube documentation instead of using soft links
[09:24] <xperia> ahhh i should use apache config well that is allready a great help need to look to find that part in the roundcube documentation. thank you a lot
[09:25] <lynxman> xperia: np :)
[09:56] <xperia> lynxman i am allready nearly to solve the problem with the help of your tip. have created this apache config here and it load fine. dont have anymore the error messages about php usr share and such stuff
[09:56] <xperia> http://pastebin.com/Sm3cWGNL
[09:57] <xperia> still something is bad as i get this error here allways
[09:57] <xperia> [Thu May 12 10:51:12 2011] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] PHP Fatal error:  Unknown: Failed opening required '/usr/share/roundcube/index.php' (include_path='.') in Unknown on line 0
[10:07] <xperia> okay looks like i need the include path directive
[10:26] <RoAkSoAx> adam_g: ping
[10:30] <adam_g> RoAkSoAx: hi
[10:55] <xperia> okay could solve the problem with a other solution thanks a lot still for help
[12:19] <igjohn> hello ubuntu server , i need help with setting up my dedicated server , i have issues with NIC and IP addreses
[12:20] <_ruben> be more specific
[12:20] <igjohn> i have an ubuntu dedicated server , my dc asingned 8ip addrese , but i have access to only one
[12:22] <igjohn> i want to add the 7 ip addreses to the NIC
[12:24] <igjohn> can i get help from anyone please ?
[12:52] <RoyK> igjohn: do you want 8 addresses on the same NIC?
[12:58] <RoyK> igjohn: if so, just edit /etc/network/interfaces and at the end of the eth0 block, add a line like 'up ip addr add 192.168.0.0/24 dev eth0'
[12:58] <RoyK> 24 being the bits in your netmask
[13:05] <RoAkSoAx>  19
[13:24] <iclebyte_work> if i rebuilt a slave name server, then obviously it has a new rndc.key file - how do I authorize this key on the master nameserver?
[14:14] <Pumpkin-> I've got a bond interface configured on Ubuntu, and it comes up fine with the config I've got in /etc/network/interfaces, but with the wrong netmask. http://clive.fibrecat.org/~dwg/files/bonding.txt is the contents of /etc/network/interfaces, but bond0 comes up as a /8
[14:14] <Pumpkin-> any ideas ?
[14:27] <ph8> hi all, i'm trying to configure my server to send snmp traps to our 'solarwinds' system - how can i define traps to send and conditions to send them in? Strangely there's hardly any docs on it!
[14:31] <joschi> ph8: grab the snmpd docs and get going ;)
[14:32] <joschi> ph8: some applications can also send snmp traps directly. it all depends on what your really want to do
[14:32] <mouseclone> what is the main difference between freeradius and radius-server packages?
[14:33] <ph8> i guess i'm just after disk space and load average joschi
[14:33] <ph8> but also things like when power is removed? :-o
[14:33] <joschi> ph8: in this case you're good with snmpd
[14:34] <joschi> ph8: when power is removed. either you'll get an event from your UPS or your UPS can generate a trap directly
[14:34] <Pumpkin-> mouseclone: radius-server is just a virtual package, which can be fufilled by a number of different radius servers (of which freeradius is one)
[14:35] <mouseclone> Pumpkin: so if I install radius-server, how will i know what server I would get?
[14:35] <Pumpkin-> try and install it, it will tell you what to do
[14:36] <mouseclone> seems because I install freeradius already that radius-server doesn't do anything
[14:40] <ph8> joschi:  I'm fighting a battle with windows guys
[14:40] <ph8> ah sorry i see i mean when one power is removed, on a two power system
[14:40] <ph8> so the system should send the trap
[15:01] <ph8> any idea how i add a host to the allowed hosts to contact snmp?
[15:01] <ph8> joschi:  thanks though, that fixed it - the 'trapsink' directive was what i needed
[15:09] <jeremyn> am i correct in understanding there is no standard tabbed terminal emulator/ssh client for windows?
[15:09] <jeremyn> only thing i can come up with is putty + one of a zillion dodgy add-ons
[15:09] <Dr_Jekyll> you are correct
[15:09] <Dr_Jekyll> maybe byobu/screen/tmux does what you want on the server side
[15:10] <jeremyn> screen is kinda-sorta but of course only works on one server
[15:10] <jeremyn> i cannot believe this is still an unsolved problem in 2011
[15:10] <Pici> jeremyn: I was trying to get terminator to work under Windows here, but didn't have any luck.  My cygwin install is a bit messy though.
[15:12]  * _ruben uses securecrt for tabbed ssh sessions
[15:14] <jeremyn> this is for my own personal use and it looks like the cheapest price is about $100, though, to be fair, securecrt does seem to be very popular
[15:16] <_ruben> on an average $workday i have about 6 windows with like 10 tabs each open ;)
[15:16] <_ruben> give or take a few windows and tabs :)
[15:17] <_ruben> right now i only got a single window with 13 tabs
[15:18] <jeremyn> i only have like two or three sessions open at a time but even fishing through that small number is very annoying
[15:18] <_ruben> for that ammount, the cost of securecrt is a bit overkill i guess :)
[15:19] <_ruben> really shame that there's no proper putty add-ons for it .. tried numerous, one more broken than the other
[15:20] <Pumpkin-> jeremyn: I know lots of people that use putty connection manager for that
[15:20] <Pumpkin-> but it has some annoying defaults, like CTRL-U for a new window, which I always use for deleting the current line
[15:20] <_ruben> stuff like that is actually one of the reasons i have my irssi in a putty window and not securecrt ;)
[15:21] <jeremyn> Pumpkin-: i heard about that, and yeah that it was buggy, and then their commonly given website http://puttycm.free.fr/cms/ gives some plain MySQL error. there's a sourceforge page but i dunno, it just seems kinda off. i know this is petty.
[15:22] <jeremyn> i used ubuntu on my laptops for a long time, i didn't realize GNOME terminal emulator was some kind of unique triumph
[15:23] <_ruben> i've been using konsole over remote-x for ages prior to getting $work to pay for securecrt ;)
[15:31] <aubre> I want to get all the packages I have installed on one server into a file I can use to install the exact same packages on another server - what's the best way to do that?
[15:34] <ry> humm
[15:34] <ry> there is a bot that has the command
[15:34] <ry> i dont know the syntax touse it, i'll try to find it
[15:36] <ry> aubre, .:ubottu:. To replicate your packages selection on another machine (or restore it if re-installing), you can type « aptitude  --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' > ~/my-packages », move the file "my-packages" to the other machine, and there type « sudo xargs aptitude --schedule-only install < my-packages ; sudo aptitude install » - See also !automate
[15:36] <aubre> ty
[15:37] <Pici> ry: ubottu is in this channel too
[15:37] <ry> Pici, i've never actually used him before
[15:37] <ry> i saved that months ago
[15:37] <ry> lol
[15:37] <ry> i remember seeing someone ask a similar question, and it was like #9745 on my "things to lookup" list
[15:38] <ry> quote an awesome bot though
[17:14] <jerrad> yo
[17:14] <GeorgeNada> quick question
[17:15] <GeorgeNada> i'm trying to install ubuntu server (11.4, and now 10.4) on my poweredge 6650, and the damn thing wont recognize the networking cards in the machine.
[17:15] <GeorgeNada> they are broadcom 5700 series
[17:18] <lifesf> hi, when setting a static ip in /etc/interfaces I become unnable to access the server through my external ip
[17:50] <ajmak>  hey guys, can anyone help with amavisd-new + spamassassin custom rule weighting?
[17:51] <ajmak> can I modify the rule weights directly in sa or does this need to be done through amavis?
[17:54] <koolhead17> hi all
[19:07] <wmp> hello, how to install only phpmyadmin (from apt of course), without apache and other packages>?
[19:08] <cemc> The requested URL /~chucks/SRUTracker/sru-tracker-bugs.html was not found on this server. - what happened to it? :)
[19:10] <RoyK> wmp: last I checked, phpmyadmin relied on apache
[19:11] <wmp> RoyK: reliaed? I dont understand, english isn;t my first language
[19:13] <jimbobco> wmp: you're best off accepting dependencies when using apt, that's kind of its mission in life
[19:13] <wmp> jimbobco: błeh... i have nginx and apt want to install apache...
[19:14] <RoyK> wmp: depended upon
[19:14] <RoyK> wmp: if you want to use nginx, just install phpmyadmin from source - it's not that hard
[19:14] <wmp> so, i musi install from source?
[19:14] <wmp> must*
[19:14] <wmp> ok ;)
[19:15] <RoyK> it's just php - no compilation needed
[19:15] <wmp> yes, i know ;)
[19:15] <wmp> but with apt i have auto upgrades
[19:16] <RoyK> sure, but the package in apt relies on apache, so if you want to use something else, well, do it the hard way :P
[19:17] <wmp> yes, maybe phpmyadmin shoudn't have in depends apache?
[19:18] <RoyK> don't blame me :)
[19:19] <jimbobco> wmp: http://royal.pingdom.com/2011/01/04/apache-web-server-hit-a-home-run-in-2010/
[19:19] <RoyK> I guess it should depend on a metapackage, being 'webserver' or something, but then, it'll be a bit hard to autoconfigure all possible webservers
[19:19] <RoyK> I guess they chose apache, since 99.lots% will use that
[19:19] <jimbobco> roky: agree
[19:19] <wmp> błeh... ok
[19:21] <RoyK> wmp: out of curiosity, why do you use nginx?
[19:21] <wmp> RoyK: becouse i can configure this what i want
[19:21] <wmp> in apache, i cant
[19:21] <wmp> and nginx is better
[19:22] <wmp> speed, less memory
[19:22] <RoyK> well, apache works
[19:22] <wmp> and, firstly: i know how to configure nginx ;)
[19:22] <RoyK> configuring apache isn't really that hard
[19:23] <wmp> maybe
[19:23] <wmp> nginx this same ;)
[19:24] <jimbobco> i try to go with the market, apache has more eyeballs and therefore should be more secure, robust, etc
[19:25] <jimbobco> but maybe the lines of code between the two evens things out
[19:26] <wmp> jimbobco: nginx also is security
[19:26] <wmp> and i have problems with apache in my small hosting
[19:26] <wmp> but maybe other admin can't know how to cnfigure it
[19:26] <jimbobco> right tool for the right job...
[19:26] <wmp> with nginx i have 0 problems
[19:28] <wmp> in nginx i have: http_auth with PAM, serwer/download -> /home$USER/download; serwer/www -> /home/$USER/www; i have SSL and other features ;)
[19:31] <RoyK> wmp: you get those for apache as well
[19:31] <wmp> RoyK: maybe ;)
[19:32] <RoyK> apache has been around for 15 years or so
[19:32] <wmp> RoyK: wait, i show you statistic from webmin
[19:32] <RoyK> there's a lot you can do with apache...
[19:32] <wmp> on serwer with 50k unique users
[19:36] <wmp> s/webmin/munin/ ;)
[19:41] <wmp> RoyK: http://wstaw.org/m/2011/05/12/ss.png
[19:42] <wmp> nginx use 2MB memory
[19:43] <wmp> sorry, 160mb
[19:43] <wmp> ;)
[19:49] <RoyK> not a lot, though
[19:49] <RoyK> it's better if it uses that memory wisely than reading everything from disk
[19:55] <TheKernel[work]> if you're ssh'd into another box and the connection drops but the session doesn't know it yet, is there a way to force the SSH session to stop so you can go back to your local terminal?
[19:56] <w00> kill the ssh from another session?
[19:57] <wmp> TheKernel[work]: kill shell opened in this sh
[19:57] <wmp> ssh
[19:57] <TheKernel[work]> lets say I'm consoled in
[19:57] <TheKernel[work]> its the only tty I can use
[20:00] <w00> ..wait for timeout then
[20:00] <TheKernel[work]> lol yeah
[20:00] <TheKernel[work]> that's what I do
[20:00] <w00> And next time use the ssh in screen
[20:06] <jimbobco> byobu is nice for basic screen functionality
[21:40] <DinVitamin> I'm installing Ubuntu Server. What would be the command for installing the bare minimum packages I need to have a minimal GUI so that I can do something like play a video or look at a picture?
[21:55] <jimbobco> you can install the ubuntu-desktop metapackage, but I wouldn't call it minimal
[21:56] <marcanthony81> does anyone have any bind9 experience and has a moment to answer some questions
[21:58] <marcanthony81> ok i guess not
[22:05] <Pumpkin-> well
[22:05] <Pumpkin-> if he had waited around I'd have helped
[22:05] <Pumpkin-> but he didn't
[22:12] <pmatulis> next time Pumpkin-
[22:23] <marcanthony811> does anyone have any BIND9/DNS experience that could help with an issue I'm having
[22:23] <marcanthony811> hello btw
[22:24] <marcanthony811> is there anyone out there
[22:24] <marcanthony811> does anyone know anything about bind
[22:25] <marcanthony811> ok how about this
[22:26] <marcanthony811> does anyone know what could possibly be the problem if you can ping the hostname of a machine but can not ping the FQDN
[22:26] <marcanthony811> for example
[22:26] <marcanthony811> i can ping host1
[22:26] <marcanthony811> i can not ping host1.example.local
[22:36] <andygraybeal> stick aruond and maybe we can get to yuo :)
[22:56] <pmatulis> he's gone again?
[23:01] <teddyb> when i boot ubuntu server on my laptop should i see anything?
[23:03] <teddyb> like should i be seeing a prompt or anything like when i ssh into one
[23:03] <w00> Of course
[23:05] <teddyb> cool, something must have gone wrong :)
[23:05] <w00> Well what do you see?
[23:06] <teddyb> a black screen
[23:06] <teddyb> no prompt no nothing
[23:06] <w00> And if you do alt-f1 for example?
[23:07] <teddyb> ill give it a try