[00:45] <_aaron_> what packages are included on the cd [00:50] _aaron_, just the basic ones to get the install going [00:50] i'm not aware of any lists tho. it's highly recommended to install with internet access available. [00:50] it'll make your life 10,000x easier at least. [00:51] at least :) [00:51] <_aaron_> arrrghhh, i Need dhcp samba server and cups [00:51] <_aaron_> all locally [00:52] those things are probably on the list, all being options in tasksel at the end of the install [00:52] if they aren't, you'll have to download the packages manually, which is a pain [00:52] but it could be a lot worse, packages.ubuntu.com makes it easy to search [00:54] <_aaron_> qman__, i've been asking for that website you are the first person to tell me about it. Thanks [00:55] _aaron_, honestly though, the best way to do it is to install a net-connected system, then copy all the packages out of /var/cache/apt/archives [00:56] after you set it up the way you want [00:56] but you can download packages manually if you insist [00:56] you'll just have fun with all the dependencies.... [00:56] you'll be dependency hunting for a long time [00:56] lol [00:58] <_aaron_> thanks I do understand. is there a guide to configure samba server from command line [00:58] _aaron_: there is on linked from /topic [01:01] <_aaron_> ok talk to you guys in about 2-3 hours let you know how it goes. just like my linux professor said to me linux is free if your time is free. [01:01] good luck [01:02] * onekenthomas is confused by this idea, "free time" [01:02] <_aaron_> if your time doesn't cost you anything [01:03] evidently your linux professor never tried to fix a BSoD :P [01:04] all systems need setup, maintenance, and repair [01:05] and trust me [01:05] windows doesn't take any less effort (read: money) to set up, maintain, or repair [01:06] indeed [01:06] especially if you count... [01:06] the main barrier I see in my line of work is proprietary third party software [01:08] yea. that's always fun to deal with [01:08] BS&A, FundBalance, LEIN, CLEMIS [01:08] the more specialized the field, the less open alternatives exist. [01:08] many of those still won't even work with the latest windows software [01:08] .Z [01:08] constantly hacking and downgrading to get it to work [01:09] 2 levels of emulation, that sort of thing [01:10] the best part is when they depend on post-EOL Microsoft products [01:11] for their latest version, not even considered legacy [01:11] but that's neither here nor there [01:11] point is, all software costs you labor [01:11] linux just has the up front advantage [01:12] heh [01:12] plus it's just better for your brain :) [01:12] a typical Microsoft setup for 10-20 users is in the five digit price range just for licenses [01:13] they just hide it really well so most people don't notice [01:14] in our environment, i prefer the linux boxes just because the security updates for windows are crazy. our linux boxes they treat like appliances, cuz a lot of 'em are delivered like that from the vendor (cisco...) [01:15] so i'm constantly battling with my windows boxes... it's not that they're less stable, just always getting these updates. linux does too, but for some reason we just don't update 'em unless we hit a bug or we're doing a big update. [01:16] with the exception of internet facing systems, it's just not important [01:16] yup [01:16] none of these boxes (that i manage) face the 'net [01:16] when you don't have to worry about Joe User getting the latest virus off facebook, updates become so much easier to manage [01:17] our audit dept is crazy [01:17] arrrghhh: so what you're saying is that your linux boxes are vulnerable to known, patched, exploits [01:17] all of our windows servers have to get updates [01:17] twb, yes [01:17] some of our vendors require such things [01:17] like... cisco. we don't have root access to the boxs [01:17] boxes* [01:17] they're sold as appliances... [01:17] literally [01:18] Well, if you don't have root you can't fix it, but it's still a problem [01:18] i've seen that in many cases. when i built cable head-ends, the boxes that would do the emergency broadcast updates were running ancient RHEL distros [01:18] it is [01:18] but in the grand scheme, it's just not that big a deal [01:18] nope [01:18] if it works, who cares is the theory [01:18] many of the networks I work on, we have windows servers that haven't been patched in months, even years [01:18] better than updating and breaking something or disrupting service. [01:19] because they don't want to spend the money on a day for us to update it and fix the problems that happen [01:19] qman__, we have a few. somehow we've managed to get a few thru. [01:19] we still have dual pIII's on win2kserver [01:19] lol [01:19] our voice architecture is so... arcane. [01:19] it's getting a serious update [01:19] standard policy, never update a blackberry enterprise server without scheduled maintenance [01:20] because it always, always breaks [01:20] heh [01:20] twb, so what could you do in that case [01:20] hands are tied... [01:21] so long as it works, i don't really want to mess with it personally. the services it provides are too necessary to worry about updating it.. [01:21] sometimes old proprietary stuff won't work with updated crap. i'm dreading all of the servers we're putting in that have win2k3. [01:22] that's going EOL soon... [01:22] or did it already? i can't remember. [01:22] we're only just now moving away from our web server, a 2003 box that hasn't been updated in 11 months, running Plesk 8.6 [01:22] with a public IP, no firewall [01:22] heh [01:22] that decision was made long before my time [01:22] our VRU doesn't have a net cxn, again. just a dummy machine that responds to DTMF input [01:22] it just connects with SO much... [01:23] oh, and with no backups either [01:23] updating it would break stuff all to hell [01:23] lol no backups [01:23] i'd like to say all our stuff is backed up in some way shape or form. but i bet there's a few things out there that aren't... i know the boxes i'm responsible for are. [01:25] I managed to grab the website files recently, but the databases and mailboxes still aren't backed up [01:25] if those drives crash, that stuff is just plain gone [01:26] and trying to not rack up a huge over bandwidth bill in the process, since we already went over before I started [01:26] sounds like fun... :P [01:26] qman__: sneakernet [01:27] in a datacenter an hour away, which I don't yet have access to [01:27] Suck it up, princess. [01:28] we're moving the sites off it as soon as we can, but you know how that goes [01:28] it could be months before we're done [01:28] fingers crossed [01:29] it's the only thing I really don't like about my job, hands are tied way too often [01:31] an hour away [01:31] well our main data center is in our building [01:31] the alternate one is several hundred miles away [01:31] never been thar [01:32] but yea, most companies your hands will be tied for one reason or anothe [01:32] r* [01:34] it's one thing to have to work around a bad system [01:34] it's entirely another to be unable to spend any time working around said bad system, because I work by the hour [01:35] anything that's not spent directly fixing something that doesn't work, simply doesn't get done [01:35] heh [01:35] oh i wish i worked by the hour [01:38] qman__: BTDTBTTS [01:45] is there any edit that needs to be done on 10.04 server for networking [01:45] i got intertent while installing the server but now i dont have an ip [01:45] init.d/netwrking restart gives me no dhcpoffers received [01:46] you have a dhcp server somewheres? [01:46] a router? [01:46] yes [01:46] i would recommend using a static IP if it's a server... [01:46] interfaces file has iface eth0 inet dhcp [01:47] well yea [01:47] no dhcpoffers means that [01:47] it received no offers from a DHCP server... [01:47] but why would that be? [01:47] uhm [01:47] dhcp server issues [01:47] is it router config? [01:47] network issues [01:47] cable issues [01:47] the cable works fine on my other box [01:47] and i get ip in other box too [01:48] why are you using dhcp on a server...? [01:48] how big is the DHCP range? [01:49] well excuse my networking ignorance [01:49] i disabled dhcp while installing [01:49] ooops [01:50] dhcp range, now thats in router config right? [01:54] yes, assuming your router is your dhcp server... [01:54] i'm going to assume it is [01:54] yes [01:54] !crosspost | zulax [01:54] zulax: Please don't ask the same question in multiple Ubuntu channels at the same time. Many helpers are in more than one channel and it's not fair to them or the other people seeking support. [01:55] ha, did he ask the same question in the regular channel... [01:55] is it server or desktop? [01:55] and in -offtopic [01:56] any one using kvm with ubuntu 10.04 LTS? [01:56] zulax, you've been asked to stop crossposting three times now [01:57] lol [01:57] super crosspost. [02:01] that was all before i was told [02:02] and on here i was just responding, [02:02] by bad [02:02] so i will stick to this channel as there are fewer ppl than on ubuntu [02:02] i made it a static ip, now i have an ip but cant ping still [02:05] is it the desktop or server edition [02:05] server [02:06] just this install has given me this issue, previous were all charms [02:06] ok [02:06] did you pick an IP outside of the DHCP range [02:07] and did you specify a default gateway [02:07] can you ping the default gateway? [02:07] i hope i did [02:07] lemme see that [02:07] but the thing i dont understand right now is if its configured to get ip from my router [02:07] why would i necessarily need a static ip [02:07] (atleast for now) [02:08] you should be able to get an IP from DHCP assuming everything else network wise is good [02:08] it doesn't, but most of the things you'd need a server for won't do you any good if the IP keeps changing [02:08] yes, thats true [02:09] i will see thanks for helping guys [02:10] any one using kvm with ubuntu 10.04 LTS? [02:11] <_aaron_> how do I check in terminal to see what services I have running/installed [02:11] htop? [02:11] or just top [02:11] shows what processes are running [02:12] but by "services" what do you mean? [02:12] like apache2, mysqld, etc.? [02:12] <_aaron_> want to check to see if my DHCP is running [02:12] <_aaron_> my server [02:12] ps -A |grep dhcp [02:14] ^ [02:14] <_aaron_> arrrghhh, the command ran, however nothing showed up [02:14] then i would say the answer is "no" [02:14] use sudo [02:14] orly [02:15] i guess i don't think about that with ps... [02:15] sudo ps aux | grep dhcp [02:15] aux'll show a lot more that's for sure. [02:16] you'll get one hit for your grep [02:16] <_aaron_> and it did [02:16] what else you might be after [02:16] sudo service dhcp status [02:17] or dhcp3-server [02:17] use tab completion [02:18] <_aaron_> qman__, unreconized command [02:18] it works on everything these days [02:18] tab complete ftw [02:18] <_aaron_> qman__, unreconized service* sorry [02:18] yeah, it's probably not called dhcp [02:18] _aaron_, well that begs the question - do you have a dhcp server installed? [02:18] like this [02:19] sudo service dhcp[TAB] status [02:19] it is dhcp3-server [02:19] well, should be i guess i should say... === momoz_ is now known as momoz [02:20] <_aaron_> it is there at least in the etc and the config is there too [02:20] configuration files don't mean it's installed [02:20] use tab completion on the command like I explained, that will tell you what it's called, and you can run it [02:20] if it doesn't do anything, it's not installed [02:21] <_aaron_> found it [02:21] <_aaron_> it's called isc-dhcp-server [02:22] <_aaron_> ok thanks now i just have to fix my config [02:22] isc eh [02:22] not sure what that is [02:23] a different DHCP server [02:23] mine runs dhcp3-server [02:23] well obviously :P [02:23] mine is as well [02:24] <_aaron_> it was the only dhcp that was availible on the server disk [02:27] huh [02:27] okie [02:28] didn't get it connected to the 'net eh? :P [02:28] judging by his earlier comments it's for coursework [02:29] working completely offline has no relevance to real-world applications, but unfortunately schools don't seem to get that [02:29] even if your system will be offline, you can still get online to prepare it first [02:30] and for the very, very few cases where that's not true [02:31] the application has to be so niche that it's beyond sysadmin education [02:31] <_aaron_> want to know the best part [02:31] <_aaron_> he doesn't even know anything about linux [02:31] what, the prof? [02:31] <_aaron_> yes [02:31] awesome. [02:32] <_aaron_> he told me that he will give me my networking credits and my keyboarding credits if i can pull this off [02:32] <_aaron_> lol [02:33] <_aaron_> i've done it before with LTSP and edubuntu so i figured why not [02:36] <_aaron_> i'll be right back after a smoke because i need help with my DHCP.conf [02:47] <_aaron_> it's saying that my netmask is wrong [02:47] <_aaron_> subnet 192.168.0.1 netmask 255.255.255.0 [02:51] <_aaron_> i'm going to ask in #ubuntu Just to let you know [03:02] that is a valid netmask, it's probably a syntax error [03:03] <_aaron_> how all I change was the numbers of the address [03:05] <_aaron_> it says "bad subnet number/mask combination" [03:37] <_aaron_> This dhcpd.conf is making me mad now, please help me [03:51] <_aaron_> qman__, are you there [03:52] smatter wit it? [03:53] <_aaron_> lickalott, it says that my subnet.mask combination is bad, subnet 192.168.0.1 netmask 255.255.255.0 [03:54] <_aaron_> lickalott, it says that the error is with the 0 at the end of the netmask [04:38] hrrm [04:41] did you get dhcp3 server? [05:11] <_aaron_> lickalott, fixed that error but need to bind it to my adapter [05:22] what does ifconfig show? [05:24] more /etc/network/interfaces post the info for the interface you're talking about [05:29] hello [05:29] r u thre [06:01] New bug: #827129 in samba (main) "package samba-common 2:3.4.7~dfsg-1ubuntu3.7 failed to install/upgrade: подпроцесс установлен сценарий post-installation возвратил код ошибки 10" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/827129 [07:05] how [07:05] I got the error. "root@ubuntuserver:/# apt-get install phpmyadmin Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done E: Couldn't find package phpmyadmin internet is fine" [07:06] hi [07:08] hi friends [07:08] I have internet working. what do i do ? [07:11] tommy_nmw: do you have universe enabled in /etc/apt/sources.list ? [07:11] greppy: how could I do ? [07:11] New bug: #827151 in cyrus-sasl2 (main) "Annoying log message "DIGEST-MD5 common mech free"" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/827151 [07:12] greppy: I dont know how to check [07:18] hello [07:19] !paste [07:19] For 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. [07:19] any body to help me? [07:19] use paste.ubuntu.com to post the contents of your /etc/apt/sources.list file. [07:23] alternatively, how can I install phpmyadmin using manual zip file ? [07:25] <_aaron_> I would like help with my DHCP.conf [07:27] hi [07:27] how could I do that? [07:27] Ursinha: not quite.. [07:28] <_aaron_> tommy_nmw, were you talking to me [07:29] yes all of friends here [07:31] <_aaron_> tommy_nmw, i have wrote my own dhcp.conf and when i try to start the server I get an error [07:32] _aaron_: SORRY arron, I dont know much about dhcp.conf [07:32] <_aaron_> tommy_nmw, what i get is not configured on any interface [07:33] _aaron_: so configure first [07:33] <_aaron_> tommy_nmw, how [07:34] _aaron_: auto eth0 [07:34] <_aaron_> tommy_nmw, in what file [07:35] _aaron_: /etc/network/interface [07:38] <_aaron_> tommy_nmw, now i have to restart networking correct [07:39] _aaron_: yes [07:40] <_aaron_> tommy_nmw, how do i do that [07:40] <_aaron_> tommy_nmw, sudo FOO restart [07:40] <_aaron_> tommy_nmw, sudo service FOO restart [07:41] _aaron_: /etc/init.d/networking restart [07:41] <_aaron_> tommy_nmw, thanks been a while [07:43] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/667068/ [07:43] hi who could help me? [07:47] <_aaron_> tommy_nmw, ignoring unknown interface eth0=eth0 [07:47] <_aaron_> tommy_nmw, what version of ubuntu are you using [07:48] _aaron_:10.04 LTS [07:48] _aaron_: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-and-configure-dhcp-server-in-ubuntu-server.html [07:48] tommy_nmw: please pastebin /etc/apt/sources.list [07:49] =) [07:51] <_aaron_> tommy_nmw, thanks i found my problems i think [07:54] _aaron_: I came here to ask for help for my problem. Now you gave me new problem [07:54] _aaron_: I lost my way [07:54] tommy_nmw: it's the same thing I asked you to do. [07:54] !paste | tommy_nmw [07:54] tommy_nmw: For 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. [07:55] Daviey: Dear Daviey , sorry for delay. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/667076/ [07:55] morning [07:56] ubottu: I am doing so [07:56] tommy_nmw: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [07:56] greppy: I am doing so. excuse me [07:57] ubottu: I don't think so [07:57] tommy_nmw: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [07:58] could one store eg. bashrc files for users in ldap? [07:58] tommy_nmw: interesting, can you apt-get update to update the local cache, then install pastebinit with, apt-get install pastebinit,then "apt-get policy phpmyadmin | pastebinit" [07:58] tommy_nmw: try "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin" [07:58] ubottu:don't repeat like idiot bot. Be an intelligent bot !!! [07:58] tommy_nmw: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [07:59] Daviey: I would try bro. I tried apt-get pastebinit . but got the same error [08:01] tommy_nmw: apt-get install pastebinit ? [08:02] Daviey: yes [08:02] Daviey: after I tried, apt-get update, it seems fine [08:02] Daviey: Let me wait and check , bro [08:04] tommy_nmw: Great, in other news are you my long lost brother? [08:06] Daviey: what? [08:07] <_aaron_> Daviey, Can I be your long lost brother too? [08:07] lol [08:07] the original band of brothers [08:08] _aaron_: Depends, call me bro until i want to slap someone - lets see how it goes :) [08:09] <_aaron_> Daviey, ok no worries bro [08:09] AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH [08:09] morning all [08:09] rofl [08:09] morning folks [08:09] <_aaron_> Daviey, lol [08:09] Good morning jamespage ! [08:10] <_aaron_> Good morning to all, and to all a good day [08:12] <_aaron_> hey bro are you still awake [08:13] Daviey: is that you http://twitter.com/#!/daviey ? [08:14] looks like 'im [08:15] Myrtti: long time no see you on irc :) [08:16] <_aaron_> hopfuly i'm not going to be up for too much longer as long as i can get this stupid dhcp server working right and if i finish my jolt cola [08:17] Ursinha: it happens ;-) [08:38] Daviey: hi [08:46] twitter has shebangs? [08:47] ubuntudude: o/ [08:47] Daviey: what? [08:48] ubuntudude: you said "Hi". [08:48] wassup? [08:56] Daviey: is that you http://twitter.com/#!/daviey ? [08:57] ubuntudude: yes, why> [08:57] ? [08:57] Daviey: nothing bro. [08:58] hi all how to point my server to proxy ? [09:13] hi there [09:15] I JUST have a question about whether a process such as apache or postgres will start after a reboot? [09:17] pyghassen: for the most part, yes [09:17] hi all how to point my server to proxy ? [09:17] pyghassen: specifically apache and postgre - yes [09:18] ubuntudude: can you be more specific? [09:19] I know if you update-rc.d apache2 defaults will start automatically [09:19] but are they accessible from the client? [09:20] I mean when you start your server without opening any user session [09:21] mack1e: for the time being it is ok, if i go back home, I need to change proxy settings again to get internet. so I dont know where to change. [09:23] please I need an answer so I can proceed [09:23] pyghassen: yes, if i understand your question correctly. they start automatically, they are not dependent on a user being logged in. [09:23] really milamber [09:24] ubuntudude: that info is usually given directly to the browser [09:24] I'm in a situation when the server can be accessed only of I open a user session, if I don't the server in not accessible at all!! milamber [09:25] milamber: no milamber [09:25] ubuntudude: otherwise the info would be in system >> preferences >> network proxy (for 10.04) [09:26] milamber: if I don't point the correct proxy server, I won't get internet [09:26] milamber: i have tried [09:27] pyghassen: which server? if you go to the ip address from a browser what happens? [09:27] milamber: for example, in some location, we need to enter authentication to access internet. in addition to proxy server ip and port no. [09:28] ubuntudude: then in the network proxy settings you can change it to direct internet (for home) [09:28] milamber: where to find ? where is network proxy settings? [09:29] ubuntudude: what version of ubuntu? [09:29] milamber: nothing just connection failed, and in the gtk client, (opener-server) it says impossible to connect server [09:29] milamber: 10.04 LTS server [09:30] milamber: http://imagebin.org/168073 , I want to see the screen like http://imagebin.org/168073 to configure proxy to get internet on my server [09:31] milamber: that is the screen during installation. but if there is a way to configure or take it back like using tasksel, it would be nicer [09:33] ubuntudude: not sure about that, i have never had a 'mobile' server [09:33] pyghassen: how are you trying to connect? could your router be the problem? [09:35] milamber: yes. I see, If not ok to get that screen, please let me know how I can accomplish the same in network proxy settings. I dont know where I can find network proxy settings [09:35] ubuntudude: do you have a gui? [09:35] milamber: no. I am with just pure CLI [09:36] milamber: pure CLI ubuntu server version [09:36] #virt (OFTC) are asleep. Anybody feel like working out how to expose my host's ttyUSB0 to the guest, so that the VM can talk ppp to a 56k modem? (http://libvirt.org/formatdomain.html#elementsConsole) [09:37] ubuntudude: http://linux.byexamples.com/archives/187/setting-up-http-proxy-at-console/ [09:39] o/ [09:39] odd one this: [09:40] "/dev/hvc0: No such file or directory" [09:40] pops up every 10 seconds [09:40] in auth.log [09:41] google's been utterly useless, reason i need it shifted is we've had the server targetted recently and trying to check the logs is difficult with those popping up lol [09:42] milamber: cool. what about autodect proxy ? [09:45] Laice: that's xen stuff [09:47] milamber: how this is possible? we already got the problem with router I guess, coz the server lost access to Internet anymore ! [09:47] Never mind, I fixed my libvirt issue [09:48] ok [09:49] pyghassen: the router has to allow the traffic on the ports for the machine. httpd (apache) will run on port 80, so that port needs to be open. you also probably have an internal ip and an external ip (in network vs public). if you are testing from within the network it *should* work. are you on a lan right now testing the machine? [09:52] yes I am === dSebastien is now known as dSebastien_ [09:52] pyghassen: how is the server getting its ip? [09:52] when I reboot the server, the client can't access the server anymore [09:53] I think it's assigned manually === dSebastien_ is now known as Trankill === Trankill is now known as Lechtitseb === Lechtitseb is now known as dSebastien [09:54] pyghassen: that is needed info. the problem could be that the server is getting a new ip at each reboot. and what do you mean when you say client? testing apache requires only a browser. which daemon specifically are you trying to connect to? [09:57] it's an openerp server (python), and I don't think that the server is getting any other ip, coz when I open a user session on it, I'm using a ssh session connected to that manually assigned server ip [10:02] pyghassen: what happens when you run nmap from a remote machine (on same lan) to the server? [10:04] nmap?! what this command do exactly ? :) I don't know it [10:08] pyghassen: sudo apt-get install nmap && nmap [10:08] pyghassen: it will show open ports [10:45] Hi! [10:46] Does anyone use Ruby on Rails around here? [11:04] Is anyone looking for bitesize things to do? [11:04] oneiric developmnet? [11:07] Can i install gcc from ubuntu-server-11 CD?how? [11:13] Can i install gcc from ubuntu-server-11 CD? [11:17] Daviey: morning sir o/ [11:18] Daviey: are you playing with openstack these days? I just updated to the newest oneiric version and now nova-manage is broken [11:19] Daviey: meh, nevermind, traced the error back [11:20] <_aaron_> hello [11:21] <_aaron_> should I ask here about how to configure my dhcp server or in #ubuntu [11:22] is there a way to save iptables settings [11:22] lynxman: what was the error? [11:23] tdr112: you can use iptables-save to dump your iptables config into a config file that you can load again at startup [11:23] Daviey: putting lxc in the wrong nova.conf results in nova-manage just saying gflags.FlagsError: option -? not recognized [11:24] tdr112: iptables-save [11:24] Daviey: as you can see very easy to follow where that comes from :) [11:24] lynxman: ah nice [11:26] so i add my rules to the config file and then just run iptables-save [11:26] smoser: Have you noticed the hostname isn't getting correctly set on openstack instances? [11:30] Daviey: yeah, I think it's for lack of metadata, same issue we were having on eucalyptus, reverts back to ubuntu if I recall properly [11:31] lynxman: yah [11:31] lynxman: I wondered if it is a generic issue, or one we are seeing in one deployment [11:31] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gb8umXET5cI [11:32] Daviey: it thinks its an EC2 deployment and tries to look in the EC2 metadata and such [11:32] sry [11:32] trapmax: hope there's lolcats in that video ;) [11:32] lynxman: nope....nice game though [11:33] food time... *swoosh* [11:33] lynxman: curl http://169.254.169.254/1.0/meta-data/hostname [11:33] server_187 [11:33] so it's not lack of meta-data by the seems of it. [11:33] I also noticed that ssh key injection seems unreliable. [11:34] Daviey: I'll catch you in a bit, I have a way todo it a bit securely :) [11:34] Daviey: Which type of injection? The type that OpenSTack does on its own or the type done by cloud-init? [11:35] soren: on it's own [11:35] Ok. [11:35] soren: plain boring, $ euca-run-instances -k davewalker ami-c .. first one failed, second one worked [11:35] It happend the other day aswell. [11:36] How can you tell which one is failing? [11:36] I mean.. [11:36] How can you tell that it's the injection openstack does rather than cloud-init? [11:37] soren: Hmm, i assumed cloud-init injection data would have been via user-data? [11:37]