[00:52] Mean_Admin: it works for me. [00:52] I have 3 systems using it currently, and have access from my android to it as well. [00:53] haven't tried to set it up without x11, but they have a howto or faq or something for doing that. [01:37] hi there! In my server sometimes (more frequently than what I'd like) I start getting this: [malev@~] free-bash: fork: Cannot allocate memory what can I do to debug it? [01:37] where can I search for the error? === mns` is now known as Guest58915 [02:06] hi all i need server lessons - configuring and setting up virtualization in ubuntu server - struggled to get vms running now i cannot connect to the vms or launch virt-manager due to a gtk error === Guest58915 is now known as mns` [02:12] & [02:27] malev, looks like you're out of memory [02:27] check out what's using it with top or a number of other tools [02:28] qman__, I'm using it, but check this oout: Mem: 524800k total, 375728k used, 149072k free, 0k buffers [02:28] I still have some memory [02:28] or 512MB si too low? [02:29] 512MB is low, but if you still have 149MB or so free, that's not the cause here [02:29] have you set limits? [02:29] also, if what you're trying to start needs more memory than what is available, that error would result [02:29] qman__, no that I remember, how can I check it? [02:30] /etc/security/limits.conf or /etc/security/limits.d/ [02:31] qman__, it's all commented [02:31] check the number of processes as well [02:32] ps aux | wc -l [02:32] should be a few hundred or less [02:32] depending on what you have running [02:33] qman__, oks, I'll run ti, but riight now I'm low of memory and I have to restart :) [02:33] qman__, you think that with 1Gb of memory I wont have that kind of problems? [02:34] not necessarily [02:34] your memory isn't totally full, which indicates something else is wrong [02:34] without limits set, normally the system won't stop you unless it's literally out of resources [02:35] there may be default limits now, though, I don't know for sure [02:36] [malev@~] ps aux | wc -l ->19 [02:36] take note of it when the server starts acting up [02:37] maybe make a script that runs it every few seconds or so and logs it [02:37] that's a good idea [02:38] cannot fork; could not allocate memory means that it literally could not acquire resources to fork [02:38] so if you're hitting physical limits, or set limits on memory or processes, that would do it [02:39] finding the culprit is a little more difficult, but not too much [02:39] don't know waht is the culprit [02:42] qman__, thanks! I really apreciate your help! [02:42] a good way to determine if it's physical or software limits would be to log on with another user [02:42] qman__, what is ps aux | wc -l ? [02:42] as limits are set per user [02:42] ps aux lists all processes, wc -l counts lines [02:43] so it's not an exact number but close enough to figure out what the problem is [02:43] qman__, you think in some moment I start to have a lot of proccess working? [02:44] yes, it's possible you're suffering what is effectively a fork bomb [02:44] and that test would show if that's the case [02:44] oks! I'm gonna work on that! [02:44] if that number gets huge, in the thousands, that's probably the case [02:45] whether it's malicious or just a misconfiguration or bug though, it won't tell you [02:45] that requires more investigation [02:47] in the process of your investigation, it might be a good idea to leave a root terminal open [02:48] since root is allotted a small reserve of resources for these types of occasions [02:50] qman__, oks! i'll === mns` is now known as Guest27359 [04:47] how do i upgrade the kernek on ubuntu-server? [04:47] how do i upgrade the kernel on ubuntu-server? [04:47] ranger03: with apt-get, like everything else. [04:48] apt-get upgrade kernel-imageXXXXX ? [04:49] apt-get upgrade linux-virtual <--is that correct ? [05:26] I have been looking online on how to setup samba with user home directories (already did this), but I want it so when you type in the username of that directory and the password it connects. I tried doing the valid users = %s but when i try to map it the drive it says its mapped to a different username. [06:27] hi all [06:27] zul, ping [06:30] hm [06:31] hi Macer [06:52] hey all, i'm trying to set my samba permissions right (file level) - i can get read access and write access if I set 777 on the directory, but what group is samba trying to access it as? I see smbd processes running as root and nobody but i've tried chgrp -R'ing the whole share directory to those groups and setting 771 but no read or write! [07:58] my server got hacked and the vps provider shut it down because it was abusing dns providers or something. is there a quick setup i can do to secure my box? [07:58] i.e. what steps do i need (disable root ssh, only allow for key based ssh; changing ssh ports etc) [07:58] aku [08:01] flowbee: it depends on how they got in. [08:10] how do i add a user to sudoers file.... so that i have to enter prompt for password [08:13] flowbee: %sudo ALL=(ALL) ALL [08:13] change %sudo to a username [08:13] %sudo means anyone in the sudo group. [08:14] got it [08:21] Or just "sudo adduser fred sudo" [08:21] i.e. add fred to %sudo [08:22] I'm not sure if, unspecified, you are always prompted for a password, or if caching is allowed [08:22] trying to follow this guide http://www.andrewault.net/2010/05/17/securing-an-ubuntu-server/ [08:22] getting to: Restrict access to /bin/su to admin group members:;;; sudo dpkg-statoverride --update --add root admin 4750 /bin/su => dpkg-statoverride: An override for '/bin/s' already exists, aborting. [08:22] flowbee: there's no point locking su, just ensure root doesn't have a password [08:23] flowbee: how did they get in? [08:24] greppy, i have no idea. but i did have ssh for root [08:24] Oh, he was compromised. In that case, he should do a fresh install [08:24] even tho the password was pretty solid [08:24] Consider everything on the system compromised unless proven otherwise [08:24] == twb [08:24] oh i did [08:24] flowbee: password-based access should be disabled [08:24] i wiped it [08:24] and i'm securing now [08:25] going to do key based auth only now [08:25] good luck getting it this time fuckers [08:25] excuse my french; just upset i got hacked [08:25] if you host a vulnerable application they will get back in.. [08:25] and i was referring to hackers; not you guys :) [08:25] I also use kernel-based IPS instead of denyhosts/fail2ban [08:25] flowbee: while a good idea to secure auth, it is very likely that they got in through something else. [08:25] http://cyber.com.au/~twb/doc/iptab [08:25] it amazes mee [08:25] how people can exploit stuff [08:25] greppy: yeah, it was probably because he's running fucking phpmyadmin or so [08:25] no i'm not [08:26] at least i dont think it is [08:26] flowbee: are you running any PHP at all? [08:26] flowbee: I've had boxes compromised because someone had an out of date php calendar app [08:26] wow [08:26] i dont run php; unless their ubuntu stack has it installed [08:26] what do you use the box for? [08:27] LANGUAGE = (unset),LC_ALL = (unset),LANG = "en_CA.utf8" [08:27] flowbee: well, good [08:27] this box will be used to break apart my backend tasks from my webserver [08:28] cuz my backend tasks are bringing down my web app/mysql instance [08:28] What's its IP? I'll throw openvas at it [08:28] no php is running [08:28] twb, one moment let me finish attempting at 'securing it' [08:28] although given my record [08:28] not sure how awesome i'll be at it :) [08:28] * greppy jumps into the van to go break a switch and a router. [08:28] flowbee: pfft, if it has an IP now, it doesn't matter if *I* know it as well [08:29] haha [08:29] greppy: bricked it, eh? [08:29] twb: nah, ROMMON upgrade [08:29] have to be on site. [08:29] Bleh [08:29] This is why my routers run either ubuntu or openwrt [08:30] Well, OK, my procurve is running some Lucky Dragon junk [08:30] ubuntu and/or openwrt don't support the types of interfaces, much less the load [08:30] Fair enough [08:31] hardy heron [08:31] blankOn [08:31] Mint [08:31] Vinux [08:31] Wkeh wis [08:31] getting: perl: warning: Setting locale failed. [08:31] how do i get my locales working (for aptitude) [08:33] sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales # probably [08:34] jmarsden: actually for me on Ubuntu it's "locale-gen en_AU.UTF-8; update-locales LANG=en_AU.UTF-8" [08:34] Last time I looked Ubuntu did some silly thing where you either did that, or (by default) you got 200MB of English locales for tbird and oo.org on your headless server [08:34] damn [08:34] installed ufw and now i cant ssh anymore [08:34] i thought this guide was supposed to be good [08:36] flowbee: if you follow "some guide I found", you are on your own [08:38] heheh [08:38] do you folks have a simple firewall your recommend? [08:38] flowbee: netfilter [08:41] is there some weird ssh setup i have going on where i cant log into my box with multiple ssh sessiosn: ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host [08:46] Hello, I want to enable mod_rewrite ubuntu server 10.4.2 [08:46] How can i do this? [08:47] more of a question for ##apache [08:47] but there is good documentation on the internet for this [08:47] look for information about RewriteEngine On [08:48] Syria: sudo a2enmod rewrite [08:49] jmarsden Thank you. [08:49] Syria: You're welcome [08:49] ph8 thnx :) [08:52] hahahahahahahahahahahha [08:52] hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha [08:56] flowbee: no, what you've done is drop NEW ssh connections [08:57] flowbee: your existing connection is allowed because it was up before you started ufw [08:58] i'm still getting ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host even though i'm set up to use key based auth (at least .ssh dir is) [08:58] and ufw isnt currently running [09:03] !seen twb [09:03] I have no seen command [09:03] ? [09:03] ? [09:03] ? [09:03] ? [09:03] ? [09:03] ? [09:03] ? [09:03] ? [09:03] ? [09:03] ? [09:03] ? [10:55] I just booted a computer after a motherboard swap. It has two raid arrays running over the same 4 disks. The raid5 array apparently resynced and is now working. The raid1 array is working but degraded with only 2 of the 4 disks. all disks seem to have some smart errors on bootup but nothing else. any ideas on what this could be and how to repair the raid1 array? [11:08] mdadm --re-add seems to be working [11:08] I wonder why this happened at all [11:09] I've configured smartmontools now [11:37] Hi! I'm configured pppoe client on my 10.04 server. Everything work fine except when my provider lose my connection. Ppp tries reconnect several times and stop with no luck. Where I can change the number of tries and timeout between them? === cmagina-afk is now known as cmagina === rpinson_ is now known as raphink [14:15] hi guys, I'm trying to setup a dns server in a new server here, I installed bind9 and configured it, it appear to be ok. Do I need to config something in my dsl router and/or the workstations? [14:16] do I need dhcp at my server? [14:17] route cmd at my laptop show as default to 10.0.0.250, it should be 10.0.0.1 (this is the server ip) === med_out is now known as medberry [14:46] New bug: #783480 in php5 (main) "Invalid multiarch patch" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/783480 [14:52] does anyone know why we dont have things like php-imap in main? [14:59] zul: I think it's because libc-client is in universe as well [14:59] lynxman: yeah it should probably change to make the merge easier [15:01] zul: think so as well, it makes sense [15:06] New bug: #783487 in apr (main) "Please sync apr 1.4.4-1 from Debian Unstable." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/783487 [15:09] zul: gmornin'! Were you planning on sending the libvirt patch to send 'container=libvirt' through ENV to the libvirt mailing list? (If not, I"ll send it, but I don't want to take any of your credit :) [15:09] hallyn: i wasnt but go ahead [15:10] zul: ok, will do. [15:10] <_ruben> afeijo: uhm, dns and default routes are pretty much unrelated [15:12] zul: oh btw is the LXC libvirt problem fixed in natty or still in progress? [15:13] lynxman: well uds was last week so...still in progress ;) [15:13] zul: fair point :D [15:14] zul: tbh I'm still suffering from UDS, hardly productive today [15:14] zul: don't suppose you're bored and wnating to implement debian networking support for netcf? :-) [15:14] lynxman: hah your flight wasnt as long as some people ;) [15:15] It should've been on uds agenda, oh well. [15:15] hallyn_: netcf? [15:15] zul: it was, I had to do a 4 hours connection at heathrow ;) [15:15] lynxman: only? :) [15:16] zul: yeah, uphill through the snow between T5 and T3 :D [15:16] it snowed? [15:16] zul: nope, just wanted to add drama to my story [15:16] * zul is not awake [15:16] oh [15:18] _ruben, I'm quite lost right now :( [15:24] zul: netcf is what libvirt uses to automatically manipulte networking [15:25] <_ruben> afeijo: you might wanna describe more clear what your actual goal is here, what is the dns server to be used for for instance [15:29] _ruben, new ubuntu 11.04 x64 server installed a few days ago, now I need to configure a dns server at that server, the IPs are been distributed by the dsl wifi router, I installed and configured my local domain with bind9. Do I need to do any settings at the router now? or to each linux/mac/windows station? [15:32] hallyn_: ah ok [15:42] hallyn_: was it you that was trying to have irssi not highlight a window whenever there are joins/parts/nicks/etc. ? [15:45] SpamapS: nope [15:45] SpamapS: mine (when i use irssi) doesn't do that [15:47] zul: patch is away [15:47] hallyn_: cool [15:48] i'm none too sure about NFS: anyidea why the uid and gid on the client side would show as '4294967294' and nothing sensible? and why root wouldn't be able to see the subdirs? [15:49] a7ndrew: that sounds like your client is interpretating the -1:-1 of the nobody:nobody gid and uid to the maximum uid/gid available === BlackZ_ is now known as BlackZ [15:52] lynxman: thanks, interesting hint. Just chowning the dir to root:root didn't work :P [16:00] Yeeeeeeeeeeehaaaaaaaaa! [16:05] Daviey: gmornin :) [16:05] hallyn_, Hello sir! [16:06] You were missed last week.. [16:06] :( [16:06] a7ndrew: According to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NFSv4Howto#Troubleshooting "all directories and files on the client are owned by uid/gid 4294967294:4294967294) then you need to set in /etc/default/nfs-common: NEED_IDMAPD=yes and restart nfs-common " [16:06] hallyn_, Having a beer over webcam didn't really fit, but the thought was there. [16:06] hallyn_: FYI...I placed an order for some Toshiba AC100 netbooks (ARM based), planning on giving you one for LXC development/testing this cycle [16:06] and loan one to upstream (daniel?) [16:07] robbiew: neat! will be great to finally be able to test that [16:07] yeah, daniel would be good. I gather he was there in person last week? [16:07] Daviey: i had a cold affligem in the fridge :) [16:08] heh [16:10] hallyn_: yeah, we briefly met...and I told him I'd get him hardware [16:10] order is already placed [16:11] genii-around: thanks, i've been reading that, I restarted nfs-common on the client, now the directory is owned by nobody:nogroup, still cant chown to root, still shows no subdirs. Feel i'm getting closer though. [16:14] funny directory, that one. Root doesn't have permission to remove it, and its too busy to be unmounted [16:16] zul: drat, i don't think libvirt folks will take your patch. But they point out we can use the LIBVIRT_LXC_UUID the same way. [16:17] hallyn_: doh! [16:18] NCommander: For your armel server spec... The image you're talking about won't talk to the serial port by default like the current headless images will it? [16:20] ScottK: we were looking at implementing a way to switch that [16:20] Most non-dev server people don't use serial. [16:21] NCommander: I think it's worth mentioning in the spec then. [16:23] ScottK: I disagree, I used to use serial for server management primilary and I know several organizations that do so as well. [16:23] NCommander: OK. Some do. Some don't. [16:24] In any case, the server ISO default install targets small deployments (since any non-trivial deployment will preseed/roll their own), so serial by default isn't the right answer. [16:24] * ScottK still thinks NCommander should put it in the spec. [16:24] ScottK: it will be in the spec [16:25] Great. [16:25] Thanks. [16:25] * NCommander is writing the specs up now [16:25] Yep. I'm getting mail from LP about it. [16:25] ScottK: well I broke the super-spec into a lot of smalelr ones, you can see the dependnency tree [16:26] NCommander: Would you please subscribe to them then so I can follow along? [16:28] ScottK: are you in the ubuntu-armel team? [16:28] * NCommander was going to add the armel team to all the specs [16:28] No. [16:28] NCommander: how did you break down the spec? [16:29] zul: see dependency tre: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/server-o-arm-server [16:30] NCommander: cool can you put a note in the whiteboard [16:30] zul: k [16:31] thanks [16:42] So I'm running 11.04 desktop edition and I have dhcp-server installed... but under service--status-all I have no listing of it. ? [16:45] roasted: service--status-all .. not sure what you mean by that [16:46] roasted: did you mean 'service --status-all' ? [16:46] * SpamapS suspects yes [16:46] New bug: #783541 in samba (main) "pam_smbpass should not check that it is running as root" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/783541 [16:46] yes [16:46] SpamapS, what is isc-dhcp-server? [16:46] could that be it? It's currenty disabled. [16:46] thats the dhcp server I'm sure [16:46] that command needs some help btw [16:47] that wasn't like that for 10.10 [16:47] sigh [16:47] constant changes. I can't keep up with this! [16:47] do you know how I would start dhcp on 11.04? [16:47] because dhcp was moved to upstart for 11.04 IIRC [16:47] roasted: did you try 'service isc-dhcp-server status' ? [16:47] says dhcpd is not running [16:48] roasted: would you expect the OS to never change? ;) [16:48] roasted: you may want to stay on LTS's if thats the case. [16:48] I do for mission critical stuff [16:49] this is my laptop we're talking about [16:49] but I do imaging from my laptop, hence the dhcp [16:49] just kind of irritating when commands are changing so frequently, even for 6 mo releases [16:49] anyway, how would I get the service going? All previous commands I remember are, of course, not working. [16:49] roasted: ok well it may be that it failed to start because your network wasn't up when the system started [16:50] roasted: does your laptop have statically configured networking then I presume? [16:50] I would presume so, as I plugged in after we wereup and running [16:50] yes [16:50] the supported way to start any service is 'sudo service xxxx start' [16:50] bingo [16:50] failed [16:50] lol [16:51] roasted: dhcpd will fail if the exact interface it is configured for is not setup right [16:51] it gets set up through FOG, which Im trying to install [16:51] I never had to configure it prior [16:51] what is FOG ? [16:51] think of ghost [16:51] except it doesn't suck [16:51] and it's free/linux based [16:51] cool [16:52] FOG = Free Open(source) Ghost [16:52] where are dhcp configs stored? I can just copy it from my 10 10 install [16:53] Ok, well then it sounds like FOG must be started before isc-dhcp-server [16:53] roasted: /etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf [16:53] roasted: I take it FOG is not in Ubuntu? [16:53] It's a .tar.gz I have to install [16:54] installs in terminal from a .sh file or something [16:54] I've installed it hundreds of times. the installer does all of the work for you pending answering a few questions [16:54] dear unity. stop freezing. thx. [16:54] roasted: ah, ok, well if the installer configures the network.. does it just modify /etc/network/interfaces or try to do something else clever? [16:55] I have to set up a static IP first. [16:55] then I run the installer and it asks if the IP I have is the one I want the server configured for. [16:55] I say yes and it does the rest for me. [16:55] setting up a 192.168 scope, which is the pool that my laptop uses when I image [16:56] rebooting. fn unity [16:57] now that I rebooted maybe itll be running [16:57] since Im plugged in [16:57] ah, nope. definitely isn't running. [16:58] hm [16:58] my dhcpd file is fine on 11.04. it matches identically to my 10 10 install [17:06] The last time I restarted my server, SSHD did not come up. I'm not really familiar with upstart, how can I tell if openssh is actually attempting to start at boot? [17:07] I have no idea if it's not being started at all, or if it's being started and not working [17:07] My host was able to start ssh manually from the terminal [17:11] Ok anybody have an idea why apache would be running under limited permission, getting an error through php fopen() failed to create stream permission denied running a script that creates a file. Everywhere i search says to chmod it 777 but i would like to not have it risk that, but it does work I verified it.. running 10.10 Enterprise cloud [17:12] futhermore something very interesting is the file acctually gets created, but can't see it unless i upload something else to the directory.. refreshing or changing dir doesnt show the file.. [17:16] hi folks; i'm getting: ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host [17:16] ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host .... when i try to initiate a second ssh session to my ubuntu 10.04 server. i have allowed key based auth === KB1JWQ is now known as Corey [17:23] zul: do you care one iota if i go ahead and modify lxcguest to handle libvirt without your patch right now? [17:23] (i assume not) [17:23] hallyn_: hella no [17:24] :) [17:24] all right i'll do that today and then drop the patch from libvirt after jdstrand reviews the rest of my proposed merge [17:24] thanks [17:25] jinkeys, debian's dvtm is old old old - still has the fd leak from a year ago === jerrad is now known as NightDragon [17:43] what command was it again to see what libraries a binary uses? [17:45] Gunni: ldd [17:46] ty [17:54] Any suggestions on a good blocklist program? Trying to get a generic blocklist I can use to block IP address and such [17:55] !info dansguardian [17:55] dansguardian (source: dansguardian): Web content filtering. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.10.1.1-3 (natty), package size 484 kB, installed size 2396 kB [17:56] genii-around, I'll check it out. It looks like it's web specific though. [17:56] Yep [17:56] I'm looking for something that's more generic. Basically block all ports to known bad IP addresses. [17:57] Why not just add those IP to your hosts.deny file [17:57] genii-around, I do, as I find them. But it's a pain to keep up with. [17:58] I'm using fail2ban for some stuff. And I see other bad stuff in the logs. But would feel better if I could use a community block list as added protection. [18:02] kpettit, Using others blacklists is generally discouraged TBH. [18:02] (other than for Bayesian) [18:03] I can see the reasoning on that. This is for a couple of dev type servers that normal public users would be using. [18:03] Just trying to figure out the lowest effort way to have better security. Looking at all the fail2ban logs scare me abit. Tons and tons of bot attacks === koolhead11 is now known as koolhead11|afk [18:09] Hey guys, I just imported a VM of ubuntu 10.04 server 32bit that I setup at home on vbox. Now I'm at work and obviously, the fqdn is wrong. Is there a way to reconfigure the network completely, like it was done during the install? [18:18] kpettit, well if you know exactly who is connecting to the servers, use whitelisting :) [18:19] surjikal: the hostname is recorded in /etc/hostname , if you have a static hostname, thats the place it should be. Note that there are some other things that may need updating as well, like /etc/mailname [18:19] I would if it was the same IP addresses. The guys I have going to it rove around alot. Going in from a starbucks, home, library, etc. [18:20] SpamapS, in /etc/hostname, I only see my hostname. Is there something I can enter there to change the fqdn? [18:26] surjikal: if you edit that file, you can run 'sudo hostname `cat /etc/hostname`' to set the system wide hostname. Note that services may not pick up the new hostname until they are restarted. [18:27] I changed /etc/hosts [18:27] kpettit: you want a VPN solution of some kind then. [18:27] probaly. [18:27] kpettit: the closest thing to a decent block list is denyhosts .. and its barely more than no protection at all. [18:27] VPN's always seem kind of painful to setup. KNow of a good one that is faily easy to use? [18:28] kpettit: I've always used OpenVPN but I don't know how good or easy the frontends are. [18:28] SpamapS, I think your right about VPN though. I've just been avoiding it becuase of pain with them in the past. [18:29] I don't care so much about hte front end. I'm ok with the CLI stuff. Last time I tried OpenVPN though it was fairly painful to do a simple VPN for a few people [18:29] kpettit: if you have control over the remote machines its pretty easy to put a shell script or batch file together that starts and stops openvpn automatically w/ client certs for auth.. [18:33] SpamapS, your right. I'll give it try. Thanks for the suggestion. === smb is now known as smb-afk [19:45] !away > smb-afk [19:45] smb-afk, please see my private message [19:49] Daviey: when you get a chance can you have a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports [19:49] doh... [19:49] i mean https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/eucalyptus/+bug/778392 [19:49] Launchpad bug 778392 in eucalyptus "[UEC 2.0+bzr1241-0ubuntu4.1] Unstable state for the iscsi daemon" [Undecided,New] [19:50] zul, looks like one for upstream comment i think [20:28] hallyn_: are you going to SRU bug 607636 ? [20:28] Launchpad bug 607636 in lxc "chardev: opening backend "pty" failed" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/607636 [20:29] hallyn_: if you don't have the time to do it, I'm fine doing it [20:29] stgraber: please go ahead. I do think it should be SRUd [20:30] ok, doing it now [20:31] stgraber: thanks [20:32] uploaded === Pelmen is now known as SchneeSchwarz [20:55] hi all. I just started virt-manager to add some drives to a test-vm, but then, I get this http://karlsbakk.net/virt-manager-issue1.png - can't see the old images, and can't create new ones - any ideas? === negronjl is now known as negronjl_afk [21:07] hm... seems I found the issue - it was trying to open som old storage files which had been removed [21:07] where does virt-manager have its config? I need to remove these from the 'known storage files' [21:16] zul: if i give you a natty .deb for lxcguest, can you trivially test that it still does the right thing under libvirt? [21:16] hallyn_: sure i can probably do it tonight [21:17] zul: http://people.canonical.com/~serge/lxcguest_0.7.4-0ubuntu9_amd64.deb [21:17] hallyn_: ok ill get to it tonight [21:17] so long as that passes, i'll push it to oneiric. (natty doesn't actually need it of course) [21:17] thanks [21:17] ttyl [21:45] how do you make ncurses not cause your eyes to bleed in natty (turn it back to normal blue colour) [21:46] very scary experience during an upgrade [21:52] wtf... why can i not ./run a progam from /tmp on 10.04 lts? [21:53] addisonj: Maybe it's mounted noexec? [21:53] no exec mounting? [21:53] its not a seperate partition [21:54] its just on . [21:54] oops / [21:55] addisonj: Maybe it's not executable. [21:55] addisonj: You're not exactly giving a lot of detail here. [21:56] hi folks... is there a fast way to move from debian etch => ubuntu 10.04 ? i have a debian box on linode but id love to move to ubuntu [21:57] trying to install SAS, it unpacks its own java version to run an installer, which it unpacks to /tmp, i haven't been able to get it run, thought it was a path issue, but if i go straight ti the folder where the java binary is, it still says no such file or directory [21:57] -rwxr-xr-x 1 csroffice csroffice 65116 2007-10-05 03:19 java [21:58] http://pastebin.com/ec7VpzT3 there is the mount [22:00] addisonj: What exactly are the commands you're trying to run that fail? [22:02] hello) [22:03] the installer script unpacks its own java and a jar to run the gui installer, here is the actual command ../../products/javaruntime__92280__lax__xx__sp0__1/bin/java -Xmx1024M -jar deploywiz/setup.jar -startuplocation /media/samba/SAS_9_2_3/Compresed/Linux_64bit/SAS_9.23_Linux_x64 -templocation /tmp/_setup29781 [22:04] guys, Where I can get usb ubuntu? 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