draven | for 10.04 what is the current kernel? | 00:26 |
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Doonz | so if im running an app through x when i close my connection will that app stop running? | 00:34 |
Datz | draven: I think it is 2.6.32-31 | 01:20 |
Guest37947 | hi! | 01:53 |
Guest37947 | can any one no a good program recording and maneging my cctv cam's? | 01:54 |
Max-P | Hi, there, does someone know why an empty Ubuntu-server (freshly installed) uses as much as 200 Mb RAM, with only the base processes running (rsyslog, cron, getty) while a fresh Debian install only takes <50 Mb? | 02:10 |
draven | why do i have to use dist-upgrade to get kernel updates for server but not for standard? | 02:13 |
julian_c | Hmm... never really thought there was a difference. On non-server installs, I've had to do dist-upgrade to get newer kernels. | 02:14 |
draven | julian_c, might just be a difference between the gui update manager and the command line apt tool | 02:15 |
qman__ | Guest37947, zoneminder | 02:35 |
Guest37947 | qman__: I found zoneminder, but i can't install :/ I user isp config in my servers. | 02:36 |
qman__ | Guest37947, zoneminder is fairly difficult to install, I'd definitely say it's for advanced users | 02:37 |
qman__ | but it is the best CCTV software for linux | 02:37 |
qman__ | far as I know, anyway | 02:38 |
Guest37947 | yep, i know. But what's the next, maybe u now a good tutorial? (zoneminder.com tutorials or install man is not help much. ... it's just say sudo apt-get install zoneminder .... after u have to do what u want ... ) | 02:38 |
qman__ | their wiki has some tips on getting it to work in ubuntu | 02:39 |
qman__ | I spent a good two days or so getting the one I set up going | 02:39 |
Guest37947 | thx, i watch it | 02:39 |
qman__ | it was a while back, on 9.10, so I don't really remember what I did | 02:39 |
qman__ | and it may not even be relevant in current versions | 02:39 |
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el_seano | does anybody know of a quick command to tell which release of ubuntu you're using? | 03:17 |
el_seano | nevermind. lsb_release -a | 03:19 |
jeeves_moss | what syslog server will allow me to make a directory for each device, and allow for slave servers (so if the remote connection goes down, the logging keeps going on my cisco equipment) | 03:38 |
ChmEarl | pastebin: Oneiric kernel xen config - grep -ic xen /boot/config-2.6.39-2* | 03:42 |
n2deep | hi can anyone help with nx flag reporting: http://pastebin.com/u4zkDB4M | 04:42 |
n2deep | this is a virtual machine. | 04:44 |
n2deep | the nx bit was disabled when I installed the operating system, it's enabled now. | 04:44 |
n2deep | ..enaabled in the physical host bios now | 04:45 |
PryMaL | I'm currently trying to recover a MySQL root password for a friend, can anyone help with the syntax error that it's giving me please. UPDATE user SET password=PASSWORD('newpassword') WHERE user="root"; is the string I'm using but have a generic "you're using bad syntax on mysql" error | 05:54 |
lambda_x | why lvm volume groups created during installation dont have /dev/mapper/[name] entry while volume groups created by hand do have? | 10:16 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #782569 in samba (main) "package samba-common 2:3.5.8~dfsg-1ubuntu2.1 failed to install/upgrade: ErrorMessage: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/782569 | 10:56 |
mithran | hi all, im trying to configure webmin on ubuntu server 10.04. but im not able to access the webmin page, i installed all the packages, and the port 10000 is open on the server, im able to ping the server as well, but the webpage is not loading | 11:21 |
mithran | please help | 11:22 |
mithran | im getting a net::ERR_TIMED_OUT error | 11:22 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #782583 in etckeeper (main) "Please merge etckeeper 0.53 (main) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/782583 | 11:31 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #782597 in postfix (main) "package postfix 2.8.2-1ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/782597 | 11:56 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #782614 in bind9 (main) "make configuring DNSSEC validation easier" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/782614 | 12:46 |
Doonz | RoyK: you around buddy | 14:05 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #782654 in samba (main) "Cannot Share Printer with 11:04 / Windows 7" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/782654 | 14:51 |
maxb | Is there any special gotcha to trying to run an isc-dhcp-server on a Linux bridge interface? (bridging a bunch of tap interfaces used for QEMU; the DHCPD never seems to do anything) | 15:09 |
randomuser | maxb, works for me | 15:46 |
maxb | oh :-( | 15:46 |
maxb | Wonder why it hates me | 15:46 |
maxb | So, you have a bridge, have tap interfaces, added them to the bridge, got an IP address configured on the bridge, told the dhcpd about the IP subnet, and it just works? | 15:47 |
maxb | My dhcpd doesn't do anything, even though I can see the DHCP Discover messages in wireshark | 15:48 |
maxb | It all works fine when I have a single tap interface, no bridging - but I want to allow for multiple VMs at once | 15:49 |
randomuser | i have a line in dhcpd.conf to tell it to listen on virbr0 | 15:53 |
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maxb | randomuser: What does that line look like? Is virbr0 a standard "brctl addbr" bridge? Any special settings associated with it? | 16:14 |
randomuser | it says DHCPARGS=virbr0; | 16:15 |
randomuser | it appears to have STP enabled | 16:16 |
randomuser | other than that, a bridge is a bridge | 16:16 |
randomuser | how did you create yours? is your virtualization platform running dnsmasq or some other competing service? | 16:16 |
randomuser | (mine tries to do dnsmasq) | 16:17 |
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incorrect | is the a cli client for ubuntu one file sync? | 16:54 |
JanC | incorrect: u1sdtool ? | 17:01 |
incorrect | maybe there is a ppa for that | 17:01 |
JanC | incorrect: it's part of the 'ubuntuone-client' package | 17:02 |
JanC | no need for PPAs | 17:03 |
JanC | at least in 11.04 | 17:03 |
incorrect | my server is on 10.04 | 17:03 |
JanC | incorrect: maybe also ask in #ubuntuone or such | 17:04 |
incorrect | ah thanks | 17:04 |
JanC | incorrect: there might be a backport of the more recent U1 stuff in lucid backports | 17:04 |
JanC | although it also provides/needs a new couchdb version IIRC, so I hope you don't use that for anything else on that 10.04 server | 17:06 |
Doonz | hey guys im having trouble iwht my server. It locks up on me i cant access the websites nor can I access it through ssh. But i can ping it and the data that is being pipesd through the website continues to flow any idea where i can look in the logs for ideas? | 17:53 |
Doonz | and it crapped out again | 18:04 |
dougb | when i've logged into my machine over SSH, on a certain user account when I press the up arrow key it just prints ^[[A and not the previous command, is there a way to fix this? | 18:21 |
dougb | i fixed it, my shell was sh | 18:30 |
winsen | i had problem with ubuntu i can not update it | 20:06 |
winsen | it says (-5- no adress associated with hostname, so it seems problem with DNS, thanks | 20:08 |
winsen | for helping | 20:08 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #782776 in cobbler (universe) "cobbler buildiso fails" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/782776 | 20:31 |
mynameistux | I'm getting the message "network autoconfiguration failed" when install. My router handles DHCP, and I'm using a PCI-E gigabit ethernet card with a realtek RTL8111/8168B. ubuntu-server 11.04 amd_64 | 21:43 |
mynameistux | found http://forums.hardwaresecrets.com/installing-realtek-rtl8111/3906?s=54601af5ec9ee62636d482bf1fa42193& but ... uggh, easier to buy another network card | 21:46 |
_ruben | the brand alone oughta be enough to buy another :) | 21:50 |
Henriquez | ok, i have my (sub)domains setup correctly now but i want to serve content from a different server in my LAN to ldap.domain.TLD (phpldapadmin) is that possible with virtualhosts? | 21:51 |
guntbert | gmcdonald: did you try with apt-get or with aptitude? | 21:51 |
gmcdonald | apt-get | 21:52 |
gmcdonald | 20 packages can be updated, it says, it also says system restart required | 21:53 |
gmcdonald | so I apt-get update/upgrade then reboot | 21:53 |
gmcdonald | then it tells me same 20 packages can be updated, system restart required | 21:53 |
guntbert | gmcdonald: I've seen the "system restart required" remain after the update - you could thank you it with aptitude for once - sometimes it makes a difference - use aptitude update, then aptitude safe-upgrade | 21:54 |
gmcdonald | I'll try that thanks | 21:55 |
gmcdonald | I've done update/upgrade/reboot 4 times so far with no effect | 21:55 |
guntbert | gmcdonald: and try aptitude -vv safe upgrade (makes it more verbose) | 21:57 |
gmcdonald | interesting, an aptitude safe-upgrade did not add anything, it removed old kernels | 21:57 |
gmcdonald | no difference on reboot | 21:58 |
mynameistux | I just bought this card for 25 dollars, and I don't have the box anymore so I can't return it | 21:58 |
mynameistux | :( | 21:58 |
guntbert | as I said: don't put too much weight in the "system restart required" message | 21:59 |
gmcdonald | guntbert: true, but it always tells me I have 20 packages to update, 8 of them security updates | 21:59 |
gmcdonald | I've updated them 5 times now | 21:59 |
guntbert | gmcdonald: look into /var/log/aptitude and /var/log/dpkg | 22:02 |
gmcdonald | will do | 22:03 |
gmcdonald | note apt-get update/upgrade is upto date, it doesnt actually update anything any more | 22:04 |
guntbert | then let it lie and ignore the "system restart required" message | 22:05 |
gmcdonald | the concern is the constant message I get on logging in/rebooting telling me I need to update 20 packages, 8 of them security | 22:07 |
gmcdonald | if it has updated them , fine. Hopefully the next message needed will clear this one out the way | 22:08 |
guntbert | gmcdonald: yes, as I said I've seen that before, something like motd not getting corrected | 22:08 |
guntbert | /etc/motd (or so) | 22:08 |
gmcdonald | right | 22:08 |
gmcdonald | ok | 22:09 |
gmcdonald | guntbert: thanks for your help, off now to free up some channels/keyb shortcuts :) | 22:11 |
Henriquez | ok, i have my (sub)domains setup correctly now but i want to serve content from a different server in my LAN to ldap.domain.TLD (phpldapadmin) is that possible with virtualhosts? | 22:24 |
_ruben | Henriquez: what do virtualhosts have to do with that? just a dns issue | 22:30 |
Henriquez | well because the server is on a different ip adress and the requests go to another internal ip adress | 22:36 |
Henriquez | and i don t know what directive to make a request from the webserver go to the other physical server in my lan | 22:37 |
Henriquez | i already created ldap.domain.TLD so that is not the issue | 22:38 |
_ruben | ldap.domain.tld currently points to serverA but needs to go to serverB, change dns to point to serverB instead of serverA | 23:01 |
Henriquez | server a and server b have the same wan ip. It is about lan ipÅ› | 23:18 |
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