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jeeves_mosshow can I set up spamassisan to learn what is spam/ham and move e-mails as they come in to the proper folders?00:32
SpamapSjeeves_moss: I believe it has an auto_learn option that will help it classify the spam in the future.00:37
SpamapSjeeves_moss: spamassassin isn't a delivery agent though, so you have to have procmail/maildrop/sieve do the folder selection based on spamassassin's headers00:38
ascheelstartup question.  How does upstart affect the execution order of scripts in /etc/rc?.d ?00:43
ascheelHow does Ubuntu differ in how the startup scripts are executed from Debian?00:43
jeeves_mosssome of the start up scripts (like Samba) have been moved to Upstart, but for the most part, they're still in /etc/init.d/00:45
ascheeljeeves_moss: I understand that, but I was wondering about the execution order.  I was told init.d scripts just get executed as a group once upstart completes.00:46
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MTecknologyHow can I have midori open over ssh with -X?01:49
MTecknologyI'm trying to run midori from a server...01:49
persiaMTecknology, Does `ssh -nfX $HOST midori` not work?01:53
MTecknologypersia: nope01:54
MTecknologyMidori - Cannot open display:01:54
persiaHow about `ssh -X $HOST`, then `midori &` on the host?01:56
MTecknologysame thing01:56
persiaRight.  Can your ssh target host find your display host over the network?01:57
MTecknologydoesn't seem like it..01:57
MTecknologyI tried export DISPLAY=:1 and DISPLAY=:001:58
MTecknologymaybe i'll see if i can have better luck with firefox01:59
MTecknologynope01:59
persiaI'd recommend instead trying to get xterm to work, or something else similarly simple as a test case.01:59
MTecknologypersia: what should DISPLAY be set to?02:01
persiaIt should autoset: it gets different values.  Probably something like "localhost:${X}.0"02:02
MTecknologyit doesn't get set to anything02:02
persiaIn a quick test I just ran, X was 10 for one combination of hosts, but it's not reliable.  You can look at the output of `netstat -ntl` to see on which port things are listening, for "localhost:10.0", I had a new listener on port 601002:03
MTecknologyi wonder if i'm missing something I need to make it work...02:05
MTecknologythis sucks... i have no reason to run the app on my server other than needing to access the site from that ip and only a javascript supporting browser will work02:07
MTecknologyI wonder if I could proxy that URL through my server......02:10
twb:10 is just because ssh -X starts from there02:13
twbIt doesn't have to, and if you have >1 it will increase02:13
MTecknologyI'm trying to have my web server proxy the browser request so it looks like it's coming from that system02:19
persiatwb, Is there an ssh argument that lets you force it to a specific higher value, or is it always counting from 10?02:20
MTecknologyeh... trying to proxy like that isn't going to work02:24
MTecknologywhy can't this site just support non-javascript browsing?02:24
MTecknologyI get a redirect loop when trying to proxy the requests02:25
twbpersia: not sure02:25
twbpersia: I don't recall one02:25
greppyMTecknology: does your ssh daemon on the server allow X11 forwarding?02:27
MTecknologygreppy: as far as i can tell, ya02:28
persiaI suppose one could do something with -R, but I don't see anything in the manpage.02:28
twbpersia: ssh -X also does MIT cookie dance with xauth(1)02:28
twbMTecknology: is xauth installed on both ends?02:28
greppyMTecknology: do you have an X11 server running on your client machine?02:29
MTecknologyAH!02:30
MTecknologymissing xauth02:30
MTecknologynow for the fun... waiting for all the traffic02:30
persiatwb, Looks like it does an extra hack & proxy, with different key matter on each machine when dancing too.  That's kinda nifty.02:31
twbThe xauth dance is normal for remote X02:32
MTecknologyaahhh.... segfault after midori loaded02:32
twbMTecknology: read /usr/share/bug/midori/presubj02:32
twb(Unfortunately Ubuntu users don't see that, because they use stupid apport instead of reportbug :-////)02:33
MTecknologyi don't have either of those apps installed :P02:33
MTecknologyfirefox seems to be working with xauth installed too02:33
MTecknologycouldn't be too much slower - but it's working :)02:34
persiatwb, The issue is more that apport is overly intelligent, but doesn't collect reportbug data.  There's entire libraries of support hooks, etc. which are completely different.02:34
twbpersia: well, I also hate that apport works by firing up a browser02:34
ScottKIt can also just hand you a url.02:35
persiaShouldn't do that on servers by default: it should just prepare some data and instruct one to open a browser (potentially somewhere else).02:35
ScottKIIRC that's was apport-cli does.02:35
twbScottK: but if you're on a prison server, and you don't have access to the internet, you can't just have it collect information and generate a message ready for me to manually copy out and pass straight to sendmail(8) on a networked machine02:36
persiaScottK, I thought it offered the choice of trying with sensible-browser *OR* exiting so you could use a browser somewhere else.02:36
ScottKIt may.02:36
twbpersia: last time I looked it called w3m because that was the only browser installed02:36
persiatwb, Yes you can: you just transport the .crash file to somewhere else, and process it htere.02:36
twbpersia: and it did so AFTER trying to HTTP POST a binary blob of info02:36
twbpersia: what .crash?02:36
twbpersia: usually I'm running apport-bug by hand to report something like "frobozzd ignores --disable-ipv6 argument"02:37
persiaThe one in /var/crash that apport assembled (the aforementioned binary blob that needs be POSTed)02:37
twbpersia: oh02:37
twbpersia: see, I had no idea there was a /var/crash, though I read the apport manpages02:38
persia(you can use apport-retrace and related tools to unpack the blob if you're curious)02:38
persiaDocumentation bug: please run "ubuntu-bug apport" to report it.02:38
twb:-)02:39
twbIIRC the other problem I ran into (this was some time ago) was that the networked machine wasn't ubuntu, and I couldn't easily work out how to submit the blob with a "dumb" MTA or browser or so02:39
twbI guess the bottom line is that I liked reportbug, and I didn't see any need to throw it away02:40
ScottKThe only problem is it doesn't report bugs to our bug tracker.03:05
ScottKWhen it used to 'work' it just sent mail to the ubuntu-users ML and depended on someone to report the bug by hand.03:05
ScottKThat value of working is just useless.03:06
MTecknologyfacebook needs to die.... :(     I can't understand why people think it's a decent chat platform03:36
SpaceBassMTecknology, preach it!03:38
MTecknologySpaceBass: I'm trying to just ever so simply make bitlbee connect to facebook so I don't need to log into that ugly thing03:40
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MTecknology!away > JasonnAWAY03:40
ubottuJasonnAWAY, please see my private message03:40
littlebearzMTecknology: lol, if my friends wanted to talk to me, they usually just go to my website and it have a chat thingy03:45
twbScottK: yeah, I realize that03:56
twbScottK: but that's because you first replaced debbugs with LP :P03:56
ScottKActually it was bugzilla first.03:56
lifelesstwb: Ubuntu never used debbugs04:08
zeddHello!05:53
zeddIs anyone here?05:53
twbno05:58
twb!anyone05:58
ubottuA 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.05:58
flowbeewhen apache is installed; does it auto start @ boot?06:17
jmarsdenflowbee: (1) Try it and see. (2) Yes.  The huge majority of daemons are packaged so that if you install them, they will be run by default.06:19
flowbeeprobably a dumb question; but is mysql-server running locally on my web server needed if i'm connecting to a remote mysql server06:19
littlebearzflowbee: depends on you, but i usually keep it running as I sync data so incase the remote get corrupted, local can take over06:20
jmarsdenflowbee: It's not needed, but having it around might be smart.06:20
flowbeei see06:21
flowbeeis there a way to keep it installed but disable it from startup06:21
flowbeeso it doesnt autostart?06:21
littlebearzin /etc/init.d06:21
flowbeewell i realize the init script is there; just dont know how to disable it on startup06:22
twbupdate-rc.d foo --disable06:23
flowbeethank you06:23
twbmake that update-rc.d foo disable06:23
flowbee System start/stop links for /etc/init.d/mysql do not exist.06:30
twbnot my problem06:31
flowbeehaha ;)06:31
julian_cMySQL is now an Upstart job.06:31
julian_c!upstart06:31
ubottuUpstart is meant to replace the old Sys V Init system with an event-driven init model.  For more information please see: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/06:31
flowbeeok how do i have upstart not start up mysql on startup06:31
flowbeethis looks good: http://anonir.wordpress.com/2010/08/09/ubuntu-lucid-disable-services-from-starting-during-boot/06:32
flowbeeso much to learn ; every day :)06:33
julian_cUpstart only makes things easier and more flexible to manage.06:34
julian_cNot every service has been converted to use Upstart...06:34
flowbeeso it seems even after doing: udpate-rc.d /etc/init.d/apache2 enable;  that apache2 is not starting up when i boot up ubuntu 10.04 lts server.  and yes if i do it manually: "sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start" it works great06:39
twbjulian_c: ahahaha06:42
twbjulian_c: if by "flexible" you mean bugger-all debugging, zero determinism and cyclic dependencies06:42
julian_cDidn't say it was perfect yet (esp. Lucid).06:45
flowbeehi folks i think i've royally messed up apache2 on startup up...06:46
flowbeei found out i need to pass defaults instead of enable06:46
flowbeesudo update-rc.d apache2 defaults  ===> System start/stop links for /etc/init.d/apache2 already exist.06:46
flowbeehow do i fix my evilness06:46
twbThe vast majority of problems I've had with Ubuntu has been NM and upstart06:46
twbflowbee: pastebin "find /etc/rc?.d/ -ls"06:47
flowbeetwb, https://gist.github.com/99471206:50
klzkHello all, I want to let my machines connect to ipv6 using a tunnel that i created on my ubuntu-server. I followed some guides but im stuck now. My machines in my network do get IP's from radvd but they can't ping outside addresses. Anything I should look at?07:54
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uvirtbotNew bug: #788998 in samba (main) "winbind hang after 10 hours, Kerberos and DNS related" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/78899809:16
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ghostcubehi folks, ubuntu server 10.04 lts keeps telling edac mc0 errors anything more known about this prob?11:06
drunkyduckHey there guys11:27
drunkyduckI am newb when it comes to this. I have an VPS and my site on it. I was wondering if someone can tell me how can I run 2 sites from my VPS (Ubuntu 10.04) ? Can someone tell me this, please? Thanks!11:28
twister004hi guys... i have ubuntu 10.04 LTS installed on my aces aspire netbook.... After installing pdfedit, the touchpad is behaving erratically.... when I move the cursor, it drags showing a trailing line.... do you guys think that installing synaptics touchpad drivers will help?... please advise11:34
reisitwister004: sounds more like that you have "stuck" button, or the button raise event was lost, unless if you already tried pressing the left button?11:57
twister004reisi... there's no issues with the button... it's something at the application level12:06
twister004scrolling on the touchpad has stopped.... the touchpad functions... but the cursor movement leaves a trail12:07
sorentwister004: This channel is about Ubuntu Server. You might have better luck in #ubuntu.12:18
drunkyduckI asked a question about Ubuntu VPS server, but it seams everyone is too lazy to help a noob like me :)12:20
SpamapSdrunkyduck: yes, all of the unpaid volunteers are too lazy to help you.12:21
pmatulisheh12:21
SpamapSdrunkyduck: you can create a new apache config in /etc/apache2/sites-available (check out the default site for inspiration)12:22
SpamapSdrunkyduck: then when its ready, man a2ensite12:22
SpamapSdrunkyduck: you'll also want to look up information on apache virtual hosting12:22
SpamapSdrunkyduck: (lucky for you I am a paid employee and an insomniac, so I can help you. :)12:23
drunkyducklol :)12:23
drunkyduckThanks SpamapS, I already researched before I came here. I wasn't researching only today but last few weeks. This channel was my last chance to find help.12:23
drunkyduckI have a step-by-step guide which I use everytime I install my site on unmanaged VPS and it works. But I cannnot afford it to have 3 sites on 3 separated VPS just because I don't know how to set all 3 on one VPS :)12:24
drunkyduckthats I'm trying to learn that.12:24
aljosai've heard that on ubuntu 11.04 some folders are moved and that PIL (python imaging library) can't find jpeg/zlib when compiled. any ideas what changed?12:25
SpamapSaljosa: multiarch12:26
drunkyduckThanks again SpamapS, I will try to look for that sites-available and see if I can figureout something !12:27
SpamapSaljosa: means PIL is not looking in the right places for the libraries most likely.12:27
SpamapSdrunkyduck: /usr/share/doc/apache2.2-common/README.Debian.gz should help12:28
pookeyhi all - I want to remove all desktop components and end up with something like ubuntu server - trying to remove ubuntu-desktop gnome* xserver* still leaves a lof of things, such as compiz and it's attemping to install a lot of libqt things12:28
pookeywhat is the best way to remove all the desktop parts?12:28
drunkyduckdoes that apply for Ubuntu? I know that Ubuntu is buited on debian.12:28
SpamapSdrunkyduck: yes12:41
drunkyduckthanks. I will download that file and see whats inside it.12:42
SpamapSit should be README.Package but c'est la vie, when Debian was created, derivitives weren't really considered.12:42
SpamapSits just a text file12:42
SpamapSless /path/to/it12:42
drunkyduckI tried to open it with 'nano' but its empty12:42
drunkyduckso I figureout it must be some archive12:42
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SpamapSits .gz, zless /path/to/it12:44
uvirtbotNew bug: #789097 in samba (main) "tdb2.so undefined symbol: dyn_get_STATEDIR (source code typo)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/78909712:46
drunkyduckah, its open. THANKS SpamapS. I guess zless is something that reads *.gz type of files?12:46
SpamapSdrunkyduck: .gz is just compressed with gzip ... zless runs less and gzip in a smart way to uncompress the file12:48
SpamapSdrunkyduck: less is a text file viewer12:49
drunkyduckI understand. thanks!12:49
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ivoksfeature idea: do-release-upgrade should poke a hole in iptables for port it opens during upgrade :)14:15
nerdshellI'm a real Noby, does ubuntu server have a GUI?14:27
_rubenno14:27
nerdshellokay, thanks a lot.14:28
nerdshellactually, what is different about ubuntu server, I mean, in comparison with ubuntu desktop ?14:28
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_rubendifferent kernel, lack of gui, etc14:28
ascheeldifferent set of installed apps, no GUI, slightly different kernel designed around a server environment vs desktop14:28
patdk-wkubuntu desktop has a gui :)14:28
nerdshellI'm planing to have my own, ftp server, is Ubuntu server suitable ?14:30
_rubensure14:31
nerdshellok, what about documentation, as good as ubuntu desktop ?14:31
_rubenguess so, there's the server guide which should be a decent starting point14:32
nerdshellokay, what's different between having an ubuntu desktop server, or fedora, or Arch, or whatever, there's something special with ubuntu ?14:34
pmatulisthe community is special, thank you, thank you14:35
nerdshellpmatulis: yes, that's true, at least with ubuntu desktop, guess it's the same with server14:35
_ruben"ubuntu desktop server" .. sounds a bit like a contradiction14:36
pmatulisnerdshell: ubuntu has the LTS release which is typically geared towards servers14:36
pmatulis!LTS | nerdshell14:36
ubottunerdshell: LTS means Long Term Support. LTS versions of Ubuntu will be supported for 3 years on the desktop, and 5 years on the server. The current LTS version of Ubuntu is !Lucid (Lucid Lynx 10.04)14:36
pmatulisnerdshell: ubuntu server standard install is lean (garbage not installed) and does not have ports open14:38
nerdshellHayeg14:39
pmatuliswhat?14:40
uvirtbotNew bug: #766352 in nova (universe) "novarc in nova.zip does not work perfectly as .eucarc" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/76635214:42
Doonzany screen experts here?14:42
pmatulissigh, just ask your question14:43
Doonzok when my server start up i have a process that is started in sscreen and then that screen session detaches. sometimes that process crashes. how do i redirect a script to restart that process in the original window14:44
pmatulisDoonz: you can try starting the original session with a tag (-S) and then having a cron job check every few minutes for that session and re-attach?14:47
* RoAkSoAx recommends byobu14:47
RoAkSoAx:P14:47
PiciDoonz: Or write some sort of wrapper around the program that crashes that just re-runs it after it ends.14:48
Doonz screen -d -m -S <-- thats whats in the script14:48
Doonzsorry im not a programmer14:49
Doonzso thats what that cord is for14:51
Doonzlol14:51
Doonzi think ive found what i need14:53
Doonzi beleive its the -X switch14:53
DoonzX   Send the specified command to a running screen  session.14:54
bif001I have a procmail problem. I want to copy mail from *@place.co.uk15:08
bif001to me@myaddress.com. The following stanza in .procmailrc copies *all* mail15:08
bif001:0:15:08
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zulautofs5 should die a firey death15:23
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LcawteHi, my vhost in apache isn't working... my config - http://paste.ubuntu.com/613787/15:46
shaunoLcawte: what's not working? looks fine from here (but pointing to an empty directory)15:52
Lcawteshauno: the point is, that directory has stuff in15:52
shaunothat would appear to be a problem then :)15:53
shaunohave you restarted apache since you pointed it there?15:53
Lcawteshauno: multiple times including a full reboot (been like that for a week)15:56
Lcawteshauno: and the files are owned by www-data15:56
shaunoah; try DocumentRoot rather than ServerRoot15:57
Lcawtehmm, strange, always used documentroot :|15:57
shaunome too.  but you didn't in that paste15:58
LcawteI meant I always use ServerRoot, but DocumentRoot fixed it ;D15:58
Doonzhey guys im trying to script something so that it will restart a process in an already established screen session. screen -X -m -S sessionid program   <-- is that correct?15:59
maswanHm. Has anyone heard rumours from IBM about supporting lin_tape on ubuntu servers? or are our choices still rhel or aix (or solaris/sles/asianux, but I'm not counting those)16:00
Lcawteshauno: any knowledge of enabling mods? I moved the mod_rewrite.load or .conf into the enabled dir, but the rewrite doesn't seem to be working (its in a .htaccess)16:00
Lcawteshauno: (and yeah, I've restarted)16:01
shaunoLcawte: I believe that's the AllowOverride option.  I believe the default is None for any path that hasn't been explicitely stated16:02
Lcawte* Restarting web server apache2                                                apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName16:02
Lcawte ... waiting apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName16:02
shaunogoogle would do better than me, because I don't know off-hand what options there are between 'none' and 'all'.  but I understand .htaccess is completely ignored if it's set to none16:05
LcawteFixed it :)16:08
Lcawteshauno: any idea about that server name error?16:24
zulsmoser: ping16:24
smoserzul, here16:25
zulsmoser: so when running cloud-init without ec2 how does that work?16:26
smoseryou need to populate /var/lib/cloud/data/seed16:27
smoserhttp://bazaar.launchpad.net/~cloud-init-dev/cloud-init/trunk/files/head:/doc/examples/seed/16:28
shaunoLcawte: it's not really a problem, it's just being pedantic.  it usually means /etc/hostname just has 'name' rather than 'name.domain.com'.  if 'host --fqdn' doesn't give you a fully qualified name, apache won't find it either16:28
shaunoit doesn't actually prevent anything working tho; especially if you're using named vhosts for everything16:28
RoAkSoAxzul: cobbler pathces 41_,42_,43_ are upstremable, however, I think we should not yet forward them cause we might have to improve some stuff there16:29
RoAkSoAxargh s/not yet forward them/not forward them yet16:29
DavieyRoAkSoAx: Who is working on that?16:30
RoAkSoAxDaviey: I wrote those patches, I'll take care of them16:30
DavieyRoAkSoAx: cool.16:31
zulRoAkSoAx: ok...we can still update the upstream git tree when you are happy with them16:31
RoAkSoAxzul: oh yeah we can just carry them over , and I'm pretty sure they will apply cleanly16:32
RoAkSoAxI'll take a look at thme next week16:32
zuloh they already have16:32
Davieyzul: were you planning on a new cobbler merge soon?16:42
zulyeah16:42
zuli would like to get into rhythm again that fridays is a new upload for cobbler/nova/glance/swift16:43
Davieygroovy16:43
DavieyFriday is POETS day.16:43
zuli like to call it captain insaneo day16:44
hggdhjamespage: do I have local login to the jenkins server?17:16
Davieyhggdh, jamespage is /away17:40
hggdhoh17:40
RoAkSoAxkirkland: ping17:40
hggdhah well. I will do it the hard way...17:40
Davieyhggdh, see if you do :)... ssh ubuntu@jenkins.qa.ubuntu-uk.org ?17:41
hggdhDaviey: Duh. Indeed I get in. How the hell did I forget 'ubuntu'?17:42
hggdhDaviey: thank you sir17:42
Davieyheh17:42
kirklandRoAkSoAx: pong17:53
RoAkSoAxkirkland: hey I'm working on PowerNap second stage action when on PowerSave and wanted to get your opinion on something17:55
kirklandRoAkSoAx: cool17:55
RoAkSoAxkirkland: should the second stage be always active, or should we allow the user to decide wether thye want it or not?17:55
kirklandRoAkSoAx: second stage would suspend/hibernate/poweroff the system?17:56
RoAkSoAxkirkland: yes17:56
RoAkSoAxin case of X seconds of inactivity when rtunning on powersave17:56
kirklandRoAkSoAx: definitely don't enable that by default17:57
kirklandRoAkSoAx: let the user opt into turning on 2nd stage17:58
RoAkSoAxkirkland: ok, yes, giving it a second though I think it would be best17:58
Daviey(RoAkSoAx, would be good if that was a debconf option :)18:00
RoAkSoAxDaviey: didn't think it that way18:00
RoAkSoAxDaviey: but would be cool indeed18:01
RoAkSoAxkirkland: what do you think setting other settings in debconf?, such as absent_seconds and action to take, or should we keep the ease of installation?18:01
kirklandRoAkSoAx: strong +118:02
kirklandRoAkSoAx: well, let's say +118:02
kirklandRoAkSoAx: done right, it would be nice18:02
DavieyRoAkSoAx: set it to low, then it is still nice and simples to install18:02
RoAkSoAxkirkland: that just gave me an idea: Having different profiles/monitors and ask a question like "What monitors would you like to enable?" and options would be: "HTTP ProcessMonitor, SSH ProcessMonitor" with all default ports and stuff18:03
RoAkSoAxbut maybe that's too much for debconf and we could rather add that to overwrite the default config18:04
RoAkSoAxDaviey: cool.. yeah I think would be awesome to do the debconf18:04
hallynzul: do you mind pushing an lxc version to oneiric for me, to fix the arm lxc-create bug?  It just adds the patch from stgraber.  debdiff is at http://people.canonical.com/~serge/lxc_0.7.4-0ubuntu7.2.debdiff18:25
hallynzul: btw, i asked for 0.7.4 (which i packaged) to be ptu into debian.  whenver that happens we can sync and drop a lot of our patches18:25
hallyn(then i can try and push lxcguest to debian :)18:25
hallynzul: gotta run now, bbl.  fwiw, with the package built with that debdiff, i coudl lxc-create and lxc-start on arm - up to the point where it failed bc of missing kernel configs.18:26
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zulhallyn_afk: cool will do it18:35
Morphjejust a quick question just to be sure. Installing 10.04.2 with a 3ware 9750, but i cannot find any driver on the lsi site18:37
Morphjeany suggestion on how to proceed ?18:38
pr3nt1c3I accidentally ran a chown -R while I was in /var as root18:39
pr3nt1c3!paste18:39
ubottuFor 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.18:39
pr3nt1c3http://paste.ubuntu.com/613851/18:40
pr3nt1c3what needs changing back?18:40
uvirtbotNew bug: #789229 in multipath-tools (main) "using a blacklist and a blacklist_exception section results in multipathd filtering out paths it shouldn't" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/78922918:41
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uvirtbotNew bug: #789260 in pptpd (main) "Please merge pptpd 1.3.4-3 (main) from debian unstable" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/78926019:42
smoserzul, you mind if i merge 'nut' ?20:00
zulsmoser: be my guest20:00
uvirtbotNew bug: #789266 in cobbler (universe) "Cobbler: Missing yum-utils & other cobbler related utils" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/78926620:02
nimrod10Is there a way to kill a process that has   DL in the ps status ?20:12
Morphjearghhhh just spend an hour and a half figuring out which 3ware driver to download and which ubuntu iso20:34
Morphjeappearently LSI thinks that 10.04.2 has a 32-24 kernel instead of the 38-8 that it has20:35
RoAkSoAxkirkland: what do you think... before taking ACTION in STAGE2, should we set the hardware back to original (pm-powersave false), or should we do that later, right after the machine wakes up from the second stage (such as waking up from a suspension/hibernation)20:44
kirklandRoAkSoAx: doing an interview atm, ping you after20:45
RoAkSoAxkirkland: ok, enjoy ;)20:45
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uvirtbotNew bug: #789323 in nut (main) "Please merge nut 2.6.0-2 (main) from debian unstable" [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/78932321:42
hggdhjamespage: if you happen to pass by... Jenkins seems dead on the water. Cannot even SSH into the server22:12
ahasenacksmoser: around?22:14
smoserhere22:14
ahasenacksmoser: I noticed natty has a new hypervisor in the query interface on uec-images: hvm22:14
ahasenackI don't know since when, but I just noticed it today22:15
ahasenacksmoser: anything in particular about using it? Or just selecting the AMI is enough?22:15
smoserthose are cluster compute types22:15
ahasenackah, for that über machine?22:15
smoserthey can only be run with instance types cc.X22:15
ahasenackah, cool, ok, got it22:16
ahasenacksmoser: thanks22:16
uvirtbotNew bug: #789347 in nagios-plugins (main) "Please merge nagios-plugins 1.4.15-4 (main) from debian unstable" [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/78934722:27
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