[00:01] ok, so assuming that the specs are good, is there anything special I need to do to be able to connect remotely via my other ubuntu computers? [00:08] nope :) [00:09] cool, so how would I go about doing that? [00:15] so if I use the connect to server option in ubuntu, where it says server I would just enter the IP address? [00:15] Or hostname [00:16] Not sure how the ubuntu connect to server option works; I use Kubuntu [00:16] ok cool, but I would have to set up an FTP or SSH right? [00:17] selynda, no, samba alone would allow access [00:17] however, ubuntu to ubuntu, I'd suggest using sftp since it's easier to configure [00:17] Plus SSH is simple to setup [00:17] as in, there is no configuration, just install [00:17] ssh is even easier iirc [00:18] ok, cool but when I connect to server it asks for service type... [00:18] also, bare minimum specs if you use ubuntu server are somewhere around a 386 CPU and 64MB RAM [00:18] though I'd suggest at least 256MB for reasonable performance [00:18] qman: cool thanks [00:18] and an i686+ CPU so you don't have to manually install a different kernel [00:19] so, K6-II or pentium II [00:19] maybe some pentium 1s [00:19] Or an Atom :) [00:20] hehe [00:20] an atom is Pentium III based [00:20] * cloakable runs Ubuntu Server on an Atom [00:21] the progression was Tualatin P3, Pentium III-M, Pentium M, one other intel mobile chip, then the atom [00:21] ahh [00:21] Then the various atoms [00:21] for that particular architecture [00:21] yeah === erichammond1 is now known as erichammond [00:57] kirkland: ping [00:57] RoAkSoAx: pong [00:59] * Daviey waits for the return volley of the table tennis game that is ping-pong between RoAkSoAx and kirkland. [01:22] New bug: #797462 in samba (main) "package samba-common-bin 2:3.5.8~dfsg-1ubuntu2.2 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 2" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/797462 [03:12] ok so I downloaded and burnt the server ISO, but it won't boot....my ubuntu desktop ISO boots fine though [03:16] which version? [03:18] selynda, compare your iso's md5 with the one listed on here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes [03:21] 11.04, I re downloaded and burned it and it works now, I think it was the burning software I was using [03:34] selynda, you can also check the md5 of a burned disc by running 'sudo md5sum /dev/scd0' (replacing that with your cdrom device) and it should match up with the md5sum on the ubuntu mirror [03:36] ok when I am setting up my server, I am asked to partition the disk, I want to use the entire disk, but dont know if I should do it with LVM or not [03:40] ? [03:40] what is LVM? === Adri2000 is now known as Guest22931 [03:41] logical volume management [03:42] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logical_Volume_Manager_%28Linux%29 [04:24] ok so I got my server set up, so why can't I log into it? [04:27] Define "log in". SSH? [04:28] yes [04:29] Is openssh-server installed? [04:29] it says connection refused by server [04:30] i dont know, just installed ubuntu server from the disc, and was under the impression there wasnt anything I had to do to set up ssh [04:30] You were wrong. [04:31] hmmm they lied!!! [04:31] ;) [04:32] Unless you perform the initial install over SSH, or choose the "SSH server" task in tasksel, you will need to manually install openssh-server after installation. [04:32] Ideally, you will also lock down the sshd_config, e.g. turning off single-factor authentication, restricting access to a whitelist of "real" users/groups, etc. [04:33] so 'almost nothing'. [04:33] http://paste.debian.net/119877/ <-- example [04:34] ok, got it [04:35] now what about joining the server with the host name? how do I set that up? [04:35] Anime-girl: I don't know what that means [04:37] twb: like when I go to connect to server via ubuntu, it pops up a window and asks for the service type (ssh) and then the server [04:38] I can enter in the IP address and connect that way, but would like to use the host name that I think I set up when installing the server [04:44] Anime-girl: so you need the hostname to resolve to the IP address [04:45] yes! [04:51] You're probably running DNS [04:51] Go tell your DNS server about that mapping, then === hikeonpast___ is now known as hikeonpast [05:02] twb: huh? [05:02] Anime-girl: how do you know where, say, "google.com" is? [05:03] I know, but I got confused for a second [05:04] twb: look at the DNS server, i use 8.8.8.8 [05:34] littlebearz: I was helping Anime-girl, not the other way around [06:07] New bug: #797305 in dahdi-linux (universe) "package dahdi-dkms 1:2.3.0.1 dfsg-2ubuntu2 failed to install/upgrade: dahdi kernel module failed to build" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/797305 [08:07] New bug: #797161 in amavisd-new (main) "package amavisd-new-postfix (not installed) failed to install/upgrade: underproces installerede post-installation-script returnerede afslutningsstatus 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/797161 === jmarsden_ is now known as jmarsden [09:05] hey guys is anyone having issues with apache2 on 10.04 [09:05] i have a really annoying issue that it is not able to write to log files granted permissions are the same as on another server and apache is failing to start [09:37] logrotate runs every day but I get rather weird rotation with each sunday [09:38] How can I just have a straght line 7 days of logs [10:37] Daviey: the machine vector is yours, right? [10:37] (as far as Jenkins is concerned) [10:38] hggdh: yah [10:40] Daviey: you might want to clean up some space, if you do not mind ;-) [10:40] oh, is it full? [10:41] rather so [10:42] hggdh: done now.. /var is a huge parition, am i able to make better use of that space? [10:43] hggdh: What do i need to symlink? :) [10:44] Daviey, could you also upgrade ubuntu-server-iso-testing to 1.0-1~ppa16 ? [10:44] Daviey: super-James will answer :-) [10:45] on it [10:50] Daviey, thanks, it will prevent to fill the disk with isos on next run. [10:51] super [10:51] Any news on Jenkins reporting btw? [10:51] ie, emails on failure? [10:52] Daviey: working on them :-) [10:52] hggdh: super! [10:56] Daviey: please can you make a couple of directories somewhere in /var that have write permissions for the usit user [10:57] We can then point the ISO and test storage to different locations for the node specification in Jenkins [10:57] * jamespage thinks we can at least [10:58] * hggdh relies on jamespage [10:59] jamespage: if it's easier, i can just symlink where the data is currently being stored? [10:59] nah - its really easy todo this in Jenkins with the testing frameowkr [10:59] jibel: (i'm o ~17) [11:00] jamespage: ok [11:00] hmm well almost - please can you symlink one called ${HOME}/isos [11:00] the other one I can configure [11:00] * jamespage adds a feature request to iso-testing === Guest22931 is now known as Adri2000 [12:25] hi. has anyone here got experience with mdadm? more specifically, I was reading in the wiki "No handling of raid degradation during boot for non-root filesystems (i.e. /home) at all. (Boot simply stops at a recovery console.) " does this mean if I create a raid for /mnt/somemountPoint and a disk fails, it'll be stuck at boot? [12:57] Hi, is it correct, that php5 isn't compiled with mysqlnd by default? [12:59] dob_: it's broke down into modules, you install the modules you want [13:05] yes, but i think it's compiled without the native driver [13:05] the mysql extension seems to use the old mysql libraries... [13:07] i downloaded the sources and there wasn't a --with-mysqli=mysqlnd, instead it seems to point to the mysql libs [13:07] dob_: yes, it uses the mysql libs so that version changes match up [13:08] I thought there was a module for the internal php driver, but I could be wrong [13:10] no, there isn't a module in the default repositories [13:11] so the default "ubuntu" php driver's are not the ones with the best performance [13:11] performance is realative [13:16] ah yes ;-9 [13:16] ;-) [13:18] people, I would like to create a LATIN1 encoding one new postgresql database.. but ubuntu not how LATIN1 enconding in locale -a. How I addh latin1 locale? http://dpaste.com/554532/ [13:33] anyone? [13:46] plm: is there a LATIN1 package in the repos ? [14:00] morning all [14:06] hey sommer [14:08] today is going to be an awesome day... I can tell already :-) [14:11] sommer: It'll pass. [14:19] soren: bah, your negativity made sommer /quit :) [14:19] positive mental attitude all! [14:20] sommer: *awesome* [14:20] :-) [14:32] New bug: #797705 in bind9 (main) "package bind9 1:9.7.3.dfsg-1ubuntu2.1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/797705 [14:32] morning all [14:35] has anyone here got experience with mdadm? more specifically, I was reading in the wiki "No handling of raid degradation during boot for non-root filesystems (i.e. /home) at all. (Boot simply stops at a recovery console.) " does this mean if I create a raid for /mnt/somemountPoint and a disk fails, it'll be stuck at boot? [14:50] Daviey: life sucks, then you die (keeping on, and improving on soren's comment) :-) [14:51] :P [14:56] New bug: #797716 in libapache2-mod-perl2 (main) "libapache2-mod-perl2 FTBFS on Oneiric" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/797716 [14:57] where is the motd file updated exactly on 10.04 ? [14:58] the motd says that system needs to be restarted, but I restarted it twice, it still says that [14:59] and the 'welcome to ubuntu... documentation url...' text appears twice [15:02] smoser: ping [15:03] RoAkSoAx, here [15:03] smoser: did you propose for merging this branch: ? https://code.launchpad.net/~smoser/ubuntu/oneiric/cheetah/merge-debian-2.4.4-2/+merge/64250 [15:04] smoser: or was it left unmerged or created automatically for some reason [15:04] smoser: since the branch seems to be only the removal of the .pc directory [15:07] RoAkSoAx, i have to look. [15:10] smoser: maybe this was created when uploading the branch and dpkg-source -x extracts applying patches [15:10] smoser: and the comparison failed [15:10] so that branch was left as a conflict maybe [15:11] something similar happened to me the other day [15:16] smoser: can you fix the permissions of http://people.canonical.com/~smoser/bugs/797395/ as I can't dget please :)? [15:41] cemc: what does ls /etc/mot* say? [15:43] WinstonSmith: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/627377/ [15:43] cemc: rm /etc/motd.tail [15:44] Hi. I have used 'apt-get install unattended-upgrades' and configured to run everyday. Problem is, that the job runs at the time that I installed the actual package. Where/how can I configure the time that I want the unattended upgrade to run? Ubuntu Server 10.04. [15:46] WinstonSmith: it worked. any explanation? [15:47] its a bug thats been around for some time now. something goes wrong during update resulting in 2 motd. [15:48] WinstonSmith: I see. thanks! [15:48] cemc: your welcome [15:59] quick ? I create a raid 1 on install how can I check that it set up and running well [16:02] Jcook_5xData: cat /proc/mdstat [16:03] thank I will check it out [16:04] Jcook_5xData: you should see your mdX device there, with the two (or more) members (like sdaX, sdbX) and look for [UU] [16:05] cemc, is there a dialog like app that say something raid OK or is disgraded or some thing like that? === jjohansen is now known as jj-afk [16:07] I just wonder because if start to fails. how will i know [16:10] smoser: ping [16:13] cemc, I dont think this look right http://pastebin.com/8pmM1CU7 [16:14] Jcook_5xData: indeed, it doesn't look good. sda1 seems to be missing [16:14] Jcook_5xData: check the logs /var/log/syslog [16:14] RoAkSoAx, here [16:14] you got what you needed right? [16:14] that diff was strange in the link you sent. [16:14] smoser: yeah [16:14] smoser: now I need to correct the permission for http://people.canonical.com/~smoser/bugs/797395/ [16:15] smoser: I can't dget :( [16:15] s/need to/need you to/ [16:15] what am I looking for [16:17] ah. [16:17] thanks. [16:17] cemc, my guess is I set it up wrong. Is there a way I can fix it on running system or do I need to reinstall it? [16:19] RoAkSoAx, try again [16:19] RoAkSoAx, the rdscli would be nice too.... :) [16:19] NCommand1r: hey libvirt currently ftbfs on arm ill upload a fixed patch tonight === stdin is now known as Guest80131 === Guest80131 is now known as ts2 [16:26] smoser: yeah will take care of it too :) [16:37] smoser: around ? [16:37] here [16:37] smoser: _0x44 is working on https://blueprints.launchpad.net/nova/+spec/configuration-drive, which is slightly parallel to what you proposed in instance-transport [16:38] Could be good to ping him to make sure you get what you need out of it ? [16:38] My understanding is that his method is only boot-time and static [16:39] i can ... i really think that adding more boot-time and static is just delaying the need to solve it correctly. [16:39] but i've done nothing on what i was proposing.... so... [16:40] is 0x44 on irc? [16:41] smoser: I guess his thing could be evolved in the future, but static block device is better than nothing. [16:41] yes, "_0x44" [16:48] gah! my font just went to plaid [16:49] * SpamapS wonders which update caused this [16:51] smoser: I'll remove instance-transport from the diablo map, at least until someone commits to doing it. I guess we can live with configuration-drive in the mean time [16:52] has anyone here got experience with mdadm? more specifically, I was reading in the wiki "No handling of raid degradation during boot for non-root filesystems (i.e. /home) at all. (Boot simply stops at a recovery console.) ". does this mean if I create a raid for /mnt/somemountPoint and a disk fails, it'll be stuck at boot? [16:56] ttx, yeah... talking with _0x44 now. i think thats probably the right idea. but the currently proposed implementation is not what i would favor. [16:56] smoser: try to trick him into doing what you want :) [16:57] let's see if you would make a good release manager. [17:07] New bug: #797798 in clamav (main) "package clamav-freshclam 0.95.3 dfsg-1ubuntu0.09.10.4 failed to install/upgrade: problemas de dependencias - se deja sin configurar" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/797798 [17:23] smoser: ping [17:25] here [17:25] ro [17:25] RoAkSoAx, [17:25] smoser: http://paste.ubuntu.com/627445/ -> did you do any manual modifications to that file? [17:26] that rdscli [17:26] probably not. how did you get that diff ? [17:27] i suspect that is bzr failure [17:27] oh wait. [17:27] where was that ? [17:27] shoot. [17:27] smoser: maybe. those diff's are created when for example (on a quilt 3.0 package format) you make a modification to a file directly, and then you debuild -S [17:28] smoser: it separates the changes made to a file into a patch under debian/patches [17:28] right. they are. [17:28] hold on === jj-afk is now known as jjohansen [17:29] smoser: so if that happens and you don't notice it, every time you unpack a *.dsc then, those patches will be there [17:30] yeah, i know. [17:30] let me see why it was there. [17:38] RoAkSoAx, ok. i'll fix and put a new file on people.canonical [17:38] smoser: no worries [17:38] there was a space inserted in the local file [17:38] smoser: i just dropped that patch [17:38] so... i think we had this conversation before [17:39] is there a way to tell debuild -S [17:39] to *fail* if there are changes not accounted for ? [17:39] smoser: not that I know of [17:39] :S [17:39] i really hate that automagic diff [17:39] smoser: hehehe yeah sometimes is a PITA [17:39] it has caused 3 problems by 3 different ubuntu server developers in the past week [17:39] smoser: but yes, no worries, I'll drop that patch myself and make sure is no longer created [17:40] smoser: indeed, I think we need to raise this in a ML, as well as the creation of the .pc directories with patches applied [17:41] in a raid, what is meant by "disk fail"? is having bad blocks a disk fail? [17:43] RoAkSoAx, ok. that is now avaailble on people.canonical [17:43] in the same directory, just overwritten [17:44] smoser: cool, thanks [17:44] RoAkSoAx, do you think you could push the bzr tree ? [17:44] if difficult or likely to cause problems, i'd say FORGET IT [17:44] but if we can save that history, then i wouldn't mind having it. [17:45] given my recent experience with breaking the importer, i think maybe just best to let it do its job, and i'll re-set my ppa trees though. [17:46] smoser: yeah I think we could wait till the packages get's accepted by an archive admin [17:46] smoser: cause it has to pass through there once I upload it [17:46] since it is a new package [17:47] right. [17:53] kirkland: ping [17:53] adam_g: yo! [17:54] kirkland: hey man, what cobbler package were you speakin of in reply to my msg about mysql + debconf? [17:54] adam_g: one sec... [17:54] smoser: talking of auto diff... [17:55] $ cat ~/.devscripts [17:55] DEBUILD_DPKG_BUILDPACKAGE_OPTS="--source-option=--abort-on-upstream-changes" [17:55] enjoy. [17:56] adam_g: wow, sorry, i was completely off ... it's orchestra itself [17:56] adam_g: ./debian/ubuntu-orchestra-management-server.postinst: mysql --defaults-extra-file=/etc/mysql/debian.cnf --execute="create database if not exists ${MYSQL_PUPPET_DATABASE}" [17:56] adam_g: the password is stored in /etc/mysql/debian.cnf [17:56] adam_g: that file is perm'd 600 [17:57] adam_g: as far as i'm aware, that's our distro best practice for automating mysql commands as root, where mysql passwords are needed [17:57] kirkland: ya, i had found that just now. its assumed that every new mysql-server has the debian.cnf with the valid root passwd? [17:57] whoot! danke, Daviey [17:57] adam_g: correctamundo [17:57] Daviey, i also like how you used '~' to hide the fact that '~' for you is /root [17:58] kirkland: okay, that help a lot for our use case. thanks! [17:58] adam_g: the goal, i think, is to a) keep it out of debconf's db, and b) keep it from appearing in ps output from passing it in clear on the command line [17:58] smoser: I had to dig through the dpkg code to find that... I was gonna write support for it myself :) [17:58] adam_g: and the above method solves both of those [17:58] smoser: lol [17:58] adam_g: you still have a cleartext password on disk [17:58] adam_g: so if somone has physical access to the box, obviously they can boot a live cd and steal that pw [17:59] adam_g: but if someone has physical access to your server, you better trust them already [17:59] kirkland: right [17:59] adam_g / kirkland: is this for installing, or ongoing? [17:59] kirk: do you know if setting the root mysql passwd to something other than whats stored in debian.cnf will break upgrades? [17:59] as in, you need the password to bootstrap, or for the lifetime? [18:00] Daviey: probably lifetime? [18:00] Daviey: certainly for upgrades [18:00] adam_g that isn't the root password, that is debian-sys-maint user password [18:00] adam_g: yeah, will break upgrades [18:00] adam_g: you'd need to update it in debian.cnf, if you change it [18:01] 10-4 [18:18] zul: persia was working on a fix for that [18:18] NCommand1r: cool i have a fix for it as well :) [18:32] New bug: #797832 in mysql-dfsg-5.1 (main) "package mysql-server-5.1 5.1.41-3ubuntu12.10 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess new pre-installation script returned error exit status 2" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/797832 [18:55] hi guys, are you aware of an ssl problem that may be affecting lucid on the server side? [18:55] right now, for example, this errors: gnutls-cli admin.landscape.canonical.com [18:55] same for chromium and firefox when accessing that site [18:56] it was working just a few moments ago, and will eventually resume working later in the day, or when apache is restarted [18:56] we see this accross several servers every few days/weeks [18:56] well.. I doubt anyone here has any control over that [18:56] slyboots: I'm not thinking about sysadmins, but about the ssl packages in ubuntu now [18:57] mdeslaur: ^^^ [18:57] slyboots: just wondering if somebody else saw something similar [18:58] ahasenack: nope, I haven't seen that...but it may be related to having your intermediate certs out of order [18:59] mdeslaur: a restart would fix that? [18:59] ahasenack: ah, no [19:00] openssl's s_client is also failing, with a padding check failure [19:00] ahasenack: if you downgrade openssl and/or apache on the server, does it go away? can you pinpoint when it started doing that? [19:00] mdeslaur: not precisely, just "months ago" [19:02] ahasenack: also, try changing to [19:02] mdeslaur: I can't downgrade it, also because it would take days/weeks to happen again and we can't leave the server running without updates for that long [19:02] ahasenack: apparently some versions of apache get confused and send unencrypted stuff to 443 by mistake [19:04] mdeslaur: all our VirtualHost directives have a port number, and some also have ip:port [19:04] are you missing ssl enable stuff on your :443 vhosts? [19:05] no, and a restart wouldn't fix the problem if that were the case [19:05] oh, didn't know that fixed it [19:05] actually, a graceful restart, not a full restart [19:05] np [19:06] ahasenack: are there any proxies between that server and the net? is it happening on the lan right in front of the web server? [19:06] if I try to access http on port 443, it complains about a bad request as expected [19:06] mdeslaur: let me try localhost [19:07] mdeslaur: happens on the same machine, using its fqdn, which points to the IP on its eth0 [19:07] ok, hmm [19:08] that machine has a few vhosts for ssl, the others are working (or most of them, I didn't try one by one) [19:08] they all point to the same ip [19:08] so it's using that ssl/tls extension about the server name [19:09] ahasenack: this is bug #795355? [19:09] Launchpad bug 795355 in openssl "Intermittent SSL connection faults" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/795355 [19:09] mdeslaur: maybe, let me check [19:10] Hello, i'm going to setup a FTP server and a SSH server on one machine, but the machine got enough power to do more then only this. Does somebody have a good idea to do with the rest of the power that the machine offers ? [19:10] mdeslaur: looks exactly like it [19:10] mdeslaur: same error message from openssl, same "fix" (reload), intermittent behavior [19:11] mdeslaur: hmm, the other common thing is that a wildcard cert is being used [19:11] curiously, the only bug that's been reported is also on a canonical server [19:12] yeah, that's probably our IS guy, I see some people complained to IS and they said they would open a bug [19:13] BTW, is there a guide to set up a safe server ? [19:13] it's a different cert, but most likely a wildcard one too [19:13] ahasenack: maybe try a backported openssl from natty [19:14] since he already tried a backported apache [19:14] mdeslaur: I think he did that, he mentions a backport [19:15] ahasenack: he mentions apache, but not openssl [19:16] I think my brain is going to melt, trying to get email working haha.. [19:18] mdeslaur: that bug link is about mod_ssl actually [19:18] anyway [19:20] ahasenack: uhm, yeah...you're not using apache2's mod_ssl for your https? [19:20] and mod_ssl uses openssl [19:20] it's hard to make it happen, and even harder because once it happens, and you want to try something, the restart that you need to do "cures" it [19:21] mdeslaur: yeah, it's openssl [19:21] mdeslaur: got your point, ok [19:23] mdeslaur: I'll reload it now, need it working again. If somebody gets a report like this from a non canonical.com site, that would be most interesting [19:23] mdeslaur: thanks for the discussion [19:24] ahasenack: I do see mention of similar failures on a few websites [19:24] ahasenack: this thread has someone updating openssl to 0.9.8n: http://code.google.com/p/cherokee/issues/detail?id=594 [19:24] ahasenack: I think an openssl backport from natty to lucid would be worthwhile as the next test [19:25] mdeslaur: that won't need a rebuild? What version is in natty? [19:25] ahasenack: also, subscribe yourself to bug 795355, and let's follow the discussion there [19:25] Launchpad bug 795355 in openssl "Intermittent SSL connection faults" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/795355 [19:26] admin.landscape.canonical.com was just graceful'ed, ssl is working now [19:41] does 11.10 still have a symlink from /usr/lib64 -> /usr/lib/ ? [19:42] in amd64 [20:16] smoser: While you're in there, could you remove me from the Maintainer field of ec2-ami-tools? [20:17] too late [20:17] but i will do that. [20:18] soren, should that be me ? [20:18] or should it be ubuntu-devel [20:21] it seems (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Complete) that it should be ubuntu-devel-discuss. i only wondered because of multiverse [20:24] smoser: It can be you, if you want. [20:24] i [20:24] i'd rather it not [20:25] you [20:25] I know the feeling :) [20:25] No worries, ubuntu-devel-discuss is fine. [20:25] so i'll just leave it as soren [20:25] :) [20:25] bah [20:25] smoser: Who the update, though? Why not just remove it? Doesn't euca2ools do all we need? [20:25] s/Who/Why/ [20:27] soren: what?! you dont want the maintainer to be Soren "The Cool Dude Golfer Dude" Hansen :) [20:31] soren, probably... i will conssider that in the future. [20:32] zul: I should really find that golfer idiot's e-mail address and put that. [20:32] hahaha [21:00] soren: have you tried contacting him at idiotgolfer@aol.com? [21:38] Hi, How can I know IP address if I have MacAdress only? [21:40] SpamapS: is http://blog.bodhizazen.net/linux/lxc-configure-ubuntu-lucid-containers/ good advice? [21:40] Xago: if you have communicated to it recently, hopefully it's in your ARP cache. Otherwise, your router might have an idea. [21:40] I was watching into my router :( [21:41] niether arp [21:41] i have wierd problem if im write http://84.55.71.22/annat/ the dir is showing but not the content in the map [21:41] never got this problem before so i dunno how to fix it === IdleOne is now known as OneiricOne [22:01] * slyboots makes a noise thats like a honk..but isnt! [22:02] Dynamit: Check your logs. [22:02] ENsure it's going where you THINK it's going. [22:02] i will get help from a very good friend [22:03] Okay then [22:10] how do I get a puppet version higher than 0.25.4 on lucid? it is very old [22:10] would be nice if that one upgrades automatically with apt [22:11] otherwise last resort would be just download a copy from puppetlabs === lullabud is now known as warzauwynn [22:28] lifeless: reading [22:29] lifeless: its important to note that, since that post, lxc has been disabled in the default updated lucid kernel [22:29] lifeless: you have to use the lts backport kernel [22:33] lifeless: serge from our team did a bunch of stuff to make spawning lucid on maverick and natty work pretty well tho [22:39] SpamapS: are there docs? [22:39] SpamapS: what I want is lucid userspace lxc on my natty machine [22:39] for lp dev [22:40] lxc-create -n lucid-test-lp -t lucid -f /etc/lxc/basic.conf [22:41] so edit that file to assign ip address etc? [22:42] lifeless: yes, man 5 lxc.conf has some helpful stuff too [22:42] kk thanks [22:43] hrm [22:43] I'm having trouble starting the containers.. I think there's a step I forgot [23:12] lifeless: looks like there's a bug that may get in the way.. [23:13] lifeless: bug #784093 .. I just posted a workaround if you happen to hit it [23:13] Launchpad bug 784093 in lxc "lxc broken by cgroup-bin" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/784093 [23:14] lifeless: also the default templates don't seem to create any users.. that can be.. hindering [23:14] heh [23:14] for bind mounted dirs [23:14] uids need to match, right ? [23:14] lifeless: tho I think for you, you can make a 'lp-test' template that does all you need. [23:14]