[01:14] Hey I just installed 10.04 and lamp-server and I can't seam to get apache2 to read htaccess files [01:15] are there any tricks to it with ubuntu? [01:15] https://gist.github.com/8137c4e180a9a78fc201 here is my httpd.conf I had to load the mod_rewrite module but it said it was already loaded [01:23] hatch, can you paste your /etc/apache2/sites-available/default ? [01:24] lenios: actually in the time since my last post I came across a blog comment which mentioned that file and found that it was setting AllowOverwrite to None :) [01:24] thanks for getting back to me though [01:25] i installed ubuntu server 64 bit on virtual box, the dhcp works but when I set up as static, I can't ping my router or the internet in /etc/network/interfaces [01:28] eross, paste your interfaces file and result of ifconfig -a [01:28] ok [01:34] lenios - http://pastebin.mozilla.org/1307719 [01:37] my router shows a Primary and Secondary DNS: but don't know if I need those, also shows internet WAN ip's and subnet masks as well as the gateway IP and subnet mask.. plus a dnx proxy ip address [01:39] paste the result of netstat -nr, and if possible, result of ifconfig -a when dhcp is set [01:40] you don't need dns servers or wan ip to ping your router [01:45] lenios - http://pastebin.mozilla.org/1307742 [01:47] that's a 10.0.2.x network, why did you have 192.168.x.x the last time? [01:48] err gateway is 192.168.1.1 [01:50] eross: Is the networking for the VirtualBox VM set to Bridged -- if so all should uyse same IP subnet as your real physical machine... [01:51] If it is set to NAT, it will use a separate "virtual network"... [01:51] I think the 10.0.2.x stuff is the "virtual network" approach. [01:52] Either way can be made to work, but mixing the two up will fail. [01:52] address should be 10.0.2.x but gw should be 192.168.. ? [01:52] Negative [01:53] Gateway must always be on the local subnet, by definition of how IPv4 works [01:53] Answer the question: did you set the networking for the VM to Bridged, NAT, or something else? [01:54] didnt set networking for vm as anything, is default setting.. will see if i can find it [01:54] default is nat [01:54] If you are running a server and want access to it from other machines, setting to bridged makes a lot more sense, IMO. [01:54] correct, nat [01:55] eross: OK, and is NAT what you want for this VM? [01:56] eh just want a place i can upload pics if i'm away, maybe remote login, serve music or do some coding.. [01:57] (1) learn virtualbox before using it. (2) If you need remote access to a VM, set it to bridged. [01:58] then what's my router gateway if i'm 10.0.. ? i can ping to 192.168 [01:58] or you saying bridged will solve that [01:59] If you set it to bridged to eth0 (assuming the real network is on eth0 of the physical host), your Vm will be in the same subnet as the real LAN. [01:59] ok [01:59] Bridged makes ONE subnet that both real and virtual machines are on. [02:00] does that defeat a security feature of the vm [02:00] If you "secure" that VM that way, you will not be able to remote login into it, which is one of your stated goals... you decide :) [02:01] Configured your network for what you want it to do. [02:01] is a subnet is an intranet IP? [02:01] No. sounds like you need to spend a little time learning networking terms and what they mean? [02:02] true [02:04] Did you set the VM to bridged and restart the VM ? [02:04] no but i'll try that now [02:06] It's ten years old, but you might want to read http://www.netfilter.org/documentation/HOWTO/networking-concepts-HOWTO.html for some basics on networking. [02:07] Chapter 12 of http://en.tldp.org/HOWTO/Unix-and-Internet-Fundamentals-HOWTO/ might also help. [02:14] it's working jmarsden, thank you [02:14] You're welcome. [02:15] bookmarking both sites === skrewler_ is now known as skrewler [03:11] Yay for sudo's insults mode [03:16] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/672101/ [03:20] ls /dev/disk/by-id [03:21] or ls /dev/disk/by-path [03:21] or dmesg shortly after inserting [03:24] qman__: how by id? [03:25] it shows all present disks with meaningful names [03:25] sorry, ls -l [03:25] that will show where each file points [03:26] qman__: ls -l shows long output . not shown what I want [03:26] yes, it does [03:27] ls -l /dev/disk/by-id [03:27] shows results like: [03:27] lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 9 2011-07-25 18:39 scsi-SATA_ST3250823AS_5ND0FZ5D -> ../../sdb [03:27] in my case, the drive with that name and serial number is sdb [03:27] this should give meaningful output about your drive [03:28] thanks [03:28] I got http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/672112/ [03:29] why two ? what is the difference ? [03:30] the first, sdb, is the block device for the whole drive [03:30] the second, sdb1, is the only partition on it [03:31] qman__: thanks alot man, I owe you dinner or lunch or breakfast . That is what I am long waiting to know. [03:35] which command sets do we use to unzip or extract folder.zip file ? [03:40] unzip [03:40] not included by default, must be installed [03:56] how to delete all lines in nano? [03:56] Hold down ^K [03:56] Or quit it and do sed -i 1,\$d foo.txt [03:57] Or since you're deleting ALL lines, just :> foo.txt [03:57] Or install vi or Emacs [04:06] hi all , I am trying to run http://www.phpwares.com/content/php-inventory on ubuntu LAMP server. I still can't get log in page [04:06] I am trying to run PHP Inventory application on my ubuntu LAMP server. but still fail [04:18] I am trying to run PHP Inventory application on my ubuntu LAMP server. but still fail [04:19] or... save the file as another name(sudo mv /etc/samba/smb.conf /etc/samba/smb.conf.template [04:19] then sudo touch smb.conf [04:20] (this is of course, assuming we're talking about smb.conf) [04:20] that way, you have a copy of the original, if you really brick something [04:21] KM0201: if you want to get fancy re backup, I recommend VERSION_CONTROL=t cp -bf foo foo [04:21] twb: lol, i wasn't trying to be that fancy... :) [04:21] For that matter, export VERSION_CONTROL=t in your login script is a good thing [04:21] It means that every GNU coreutils command like mv and cp will create numbered backups instead of a single backup [04:22] just stating (however you do it).. saving the original is a good idea. [04:22] KM0201: also etckeeper ftw [04:22] never heard of etckeeper [04:22] I haven't had to restore with it yet [04:23] but I used it to save configuration on a couple systems I set up for a guy who likes to break things [04:32] KM0201: now you know [04:32] twb: yeah, was just looking at it [04:32] interesting tool [04:32] qman__: it's there for "git blame" more than disaster recovery [04:32] qman__: like, after something breaks, it makes it much easier to ask "what changed" [04:34] yeah [04:35] I used it because I figured he isn't smart enough to know of its existence, much less break it [04:35] one of those people that got their position because they know someone, completely incompetent [04:43] RoAkSoAx: ping, re: powernap ppa builds [04:44] RoAkSoAx: looks like all of the builds older than natty have been failing for a bit: https://launchpad.net/~powernap/+archive/ppa/+packages [04:44] RoAkSoAx: looks like the problem is Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 7.0.50~), gettext-base, python (>= 2.6.6-3~) [04:44] RoAkSoAx: i see you made that commit [04:44] RoAkSoAx: could you have a look at it? === zz_ng_ is now known as ng_ === ejat- is now known as ejat === ejat- is now known as ejat === ng_ is now known as zz_ng_ === smb` is now known as smb === taneli is now known as trapmax [09:55] How is everyone this glourious day? [10:08] Daviey: go to hell [10:09] twb: Happy Monday? [10:09] Your mom is a monday [10:09] * Myrtti takes away twb's grumblecookies [10:09] no more cookies for you! [10:10] twb: heh, i imagine the weekend had some outage, meaning your Monday has been firefighting? [10:10] you can have cake instead [10:10] :-> [10:10] Oh, sorry, I thought this was #emacs, where I'm allowed to be a bastard [10:10] (Because I'm tenured) [10:12] Is it wrong of me to think differently of people based on their text editor choices? [10:13] yes [10:13] Nah, vi users are always bigots ;P [10:13] Daviey: because you know you love me, and I use pink_bliss.el :-> [10:13] I actually get confused when i'm using real vi. [10:13] twb: Long Live Nano! [10:13] I have lots of users whine at me because I give them vim-tiny only [10:13] One actually whinged because he had to type "vi" instead of "vim" [10:14] jed ♥ [10:14] Myrtti: I just had to look up pink_bliss.. MY EYES [10:14] Daviey: Good Morning! [10:14] Daviey: it fits me :-> [10:14] Incidentally, http://darcs.debian.org/collab-maint/mg <-- mine [10:14] twb: So you are a BOFH? [10:14] Myrtti: is every single object in your bedroom frilled or laced? [10:14] Daviey: damn skippy [10:15] Myrtti: Dear god. Is that LISP? [10:15] nigelb: Emacs is no longer written in TECO [10:15] hola nigelb [10:15] And if you think perl is line noise, you haven't seen teco programs [10:15] twb: no... I hate lace and frills [10:16] oh, lol. pink bliss uses django pony!?!?! <3 [10:16] twb: I go overboard with two things, my DE and shoes [10:16] nigelb: found my screenshots? [10:16] Daviey: How's your Monday? :) [10:16] :-D [10:16] Myrtti: Yeah. Also E_TOO_MUCH_PINK [10:17] * twb eyes Myrtti suspiciously [10:17] You sound like one of those mythical wo-mans [10:19] IPU [10:19] Invisible Pink Unicorn [10:19] Ha [10:20] hehe [10:39] anyone familiar with DNS interrested to help me to setup my first DNS? already installed with defaults and all I want to do is create an allias named "ntinstall" [10:40] ubuntu server 11.04 [11:14] someuser: caching recursive resolver, or serving your own zonefile? [11:16] don't know that much. this is server used in local network, nothing fancy. how can I determine this? [11:18] is it possible to add an entry into db.local for this? all I want is that particular software finds this server under name "ntinstall", and it says i should accomplish this by extending my DNS setup with an alias [11:19] i can pastebin content of particular files, like named.conf.local or something [11:23] someuser: OK, do you own a domain name? [11:27] no, but school does (this is server located in school). its "os-kastanjer-pu.skole.hr/" [11:30] It sounds like you want a recursive resolver. [11:31] Unless you own a domain and want to tell the world about it, you don't need a zone server. [11:31] Ubuntu documentation explains how to use named, which is a stupid old tool that mixes up both jobs into one daemon. [11:31] <_ruben> a software looking for a (non-configurable?) single-label dns name seems kinda broken to me [11:31] Personally I prefer dnsmasq for the former, and nsd3 for the latter. [11:32] Ah, I missed "all I want" [11:32] Do you need ntinstall to resolve on lots of hosts, or just one or two? [11:33] ScottK: Would you be able to give the clamav incoming bugs a sniff please? [11:33] one server, 30+ winxp clients [11:33] Ah. [11:33] In that case I would recommend dnsmasq [11:34] i want to automate client installation with unattended, but it requires DNS name "ntinstall" [11:34] It also provides DHCP (and TFTP), so you don't need to set them up separately. [11:34] ScottK: bug 829945 & bug 829944 give a vibe of concern. [11:34] Launchpad bug 829945 in clamav "purging all clamav packages doesn't remove /var/run/clamav directory" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/829945 [11:34] Launchpad bug 829944 in clamav "stopping freshclam doesn't remove pidfile" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/829944 [11:34] And indeed, it is ideal for netinstalls and netboots. [11:35] twb: dnsmasq tries to do toooo much IMO. [11:35] Daviey: in that case, unbound [11:35] <_ruben> someuser: tho first step would be to find out how your current dns is being handled [11:36] twb: Although hpa-tftpd has never really been my best friend. [11:37] dnsmasq's TFTP is well-suited to just serving pxelinux.0 and friends, IMO. [11:37] _ruben: i don't think it does anything now, just a default installation [11:37] I remember discovering one of our sites running hpa tftp (or possibly the other one), and allowing write access from * [11:37] twb: Although, the fact there isn't a well supported dynamic (cgi style) tftpd kinda sucks. [11:38] dynamic can blow me [11:38] I'm not happy about it in HTTP either [11:38] I was quite blown away aswell, when i discovered cobbler has one. [11:39] <_ruben> someuser: i meant in your network, which server/device/appliance/whatever is currently used as dns server? [11:39] I'll stick to simple, intelligble, static systems, kthx [11:44] this is school network which is part of national school network, but it is isolated (we have our own IP range). recently, we got one server machine so we can automate lots of stuff [11:46] i installed ubuntu server 11.04 on this machine, everything installed by default, incl. DNS. i only made some modifications on SAMBA until now, since all our clients are still on windows xp [11:48] anyone recommend a syslog server for ubuntu-server, pref with a web gui? [11:48] installing all these clients manually is a nightmare, so i want to automate this step using "unattended", but it requires modifications on DNS while the machine must be recognized as "ntinstall" and the manual says i can accomplish this by creating alias. === SDCoeyer_ is now known as SDCoeyer [11:51] New bug: #634980 in cloud-init (main) "openjdk install problem on Lucid t1.micro instance (dup-of: 634487)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/634980 [11:55] _ruben: as I understood, all I need is an alias on localhost? i want to reach this machine from home, but at some point later, not important ATM [11:56] now I need that one software can recognize server under name "ntinstall" using DNS [12:01] twb: should i uninstall dns bind9 before using dnsmasq? reading about dnsmasq looks like this is what i'm looking for [12:12] <_ruben> someuser: is this a new network or existing ? [12:12] existing [12:12] someuser: yes [12:12] <_ruben> then something is quite likely already providing dns in your network [12:14] zul: Are you seeing, Bus 'pci.0' not found with the pandaboard? [12:15] _ruben: i think dnsmasq is what I need. what I want is local DNS, at some point later reachable from outside world [12:15] Daviey: yeah under libvirt [12:15] zul: Yeah, so i think it's just a non-standard namespace thing. [12:15] zul: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=667345 [12:15] bugzilla.redhat.com bug 667345 in libvirt "Cannot add/start a PPC virtual machine (Bus 'pci.0' not found)" [High,New] [12:16] zul: pci.0 vs pci [12:16] _ruben: it should just serve machine names inside local network === himcesjf1 is now known as himcesjf [12:17] i just disablled pciaccesss for libvirt when starting it on an pandaboard [12:20] zul: We might want to investigate that bug, if we can 'fix' it, we are GOLD. [12:20] Daviey: agreed...i guess that would be a job for robbie jr [12:21] Daviey: howdy o/ hope you had a good weekend [12:24] zul: robbie jr? [12:25] lynxman: new guy we hired also called robbie [12:25] zul: aah, cool [12:25] zul: if he's half as tall as robbiew he'll be tall :) [12:25] lynxman: heh [12:30] utlemming: ping [12:38] zul: junior! :) [12:38] lynxman: pretty dandy! [12:38] Daviey: good to hear! :) [12:54] Daviey: Those bugs are things we need to fix, but they aren't new problems, so it's good they were identified. [12:54] I wouldn't get too excited though. [13:02] ScottK: Ah, ok - i was sorta worried they were new issues. mention of /var/run made me wonder if it was fallout of the /run transition. [13:02] Nope. Should be fine. [13:03] groovy. [13:18] <_ruben> hrm, wonder which versions of heartbeat still support the v1 config style .. guess that'd be heartbeat 2.x.y and thus hardy would be the choice of ubuntu version === med_out is now known as medberry [13:19] New bug: #829221 in samba (main) "lightdm crashed with SIGSEGV in initialize_password_db()" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/829221 === hggdh_ is now known as hggdh [13:34] _ruben: The style of a configuration file dictates your choice Ubuntu version? Really? [13:35] <_ruben> soren: it's a temporary drop-in replacement i'm looking for ;) [13:36] _ruben: mkay :) [13:47] (someone here pinged me last night, but i can't seem to find the ping in my scrollback; pls yell again if you pinged me) [13:48] <_ruben> probably: 00:37 < Daviey> hallyn: around? [13:48] <_ruben> ~15 hrs ago [13:51] _ruben: thanks :) [13:51] Daviey: I was internet-free. internet-liberated. [13:51] hallyn: did it feel good? [13:52] lynxman: terrific [13:52] it gave me time to reflect on the mid-90s internet :) [13:53] <_ruben> heh [13:53] hallyn: living dangerously... at 300bps [13:53] yup, acoustically coupled, on my vt101. [13:53] stop it, i'm getting ferklempt [13:54] hallyn: Was it me? [13:54] <_ruben> oh nice, /lastlog -clear .. for when you forget to use -count ;) [13:54] Daviey: yup [13:54] Daviey: what's up? [13:54] aww, crap - i have NFI what it was. [13:54] <_ruben> hah [13:55] hallyn: I think there was an issue with one of the qemu packages that doesn't work anymore as it's missing the firmware. [13:55] Daviey: phew, that gives me time to keep looking at smoser's lxc problem [13:55] hm, in 0.15.0? [13:56] i'm using it (and the new libvirt) on my laptop, ahven't run into that [13:56] hallyn, i have to patch-pilot today, would it work better for you to look at my lxc issue now or in 4 hours? [13:57] smoser: today is my only day in this week, and i'm not feeling optimistic about it, [13:57] so i'm just following your recipe trying to reproduce. may as well do that while you're piloting [13:57] (i did it friday too, but then the stack instance just stopped responding. poc) [13:58] stack instance? [13:58] that i was using as host [13:58] as in openstack [13:59] hi :) [13:59] hallyn: Hmm.. I installed a fresh oneiric machine.. installed one of the qemu packages.. i think qemu-system, and it turns out it needs to depend on ipxe for the firmware [13:59] I think i need to reproduce it. [13:59] hallyn, ok. i'll let you look at it. [14:00] please ping me if you have any questions [14:00] smoser: will do, thx [14:00] i can set up an instenace for you if you'd like [14:00] s/instance/host+instance/ [14:00] Daviey: ? seabios should work if yo'ure not doing pxe [14:00] Daviey: oh, if you were doing pxe, then remember you need my updated ipxe to rename the roms :) [14:01] Daviey: should be in ppa:serge-hallyn/virt [14:01] hallyn: I think it might have been missing nic firmware. I really need to reproduce to be more accurate. [14:01] hallyn: Isn't your updated ipxe in the archive? [14:02] utlemming: Can you give me a shout when you are alive, please? [14:02] Daviey: oh, you were using qemu 0.14.1 from the archive, not the 0.15.0 candidate? [14:03] hallyn: I was using archive only contents. [14:03] I need to smoke the 0.15 magic. [14:04] Daviey: drat [14:07] smoser: (reproduced, but i'll refrain from bugging you until you're done piloting) [14:07] hallyn, and you also reproduce that rsync -axHAS /orig/path /new/path results in a working lxc root at /new/path ? [14:07] because that is what made me think i was insane [14:08] daviey: alive [14:08] hallyn: you might notice that i did sponsor your ipxe change, but i folded ubuntu1+ubuntu2 into just ubuntu1, hope that was ok? [14:08] smoser: the problem I see stems from 'bad' xml [14:08] utlemming: Good morning sir! [14:08] smoser: libvirt on mine is complaining about [14:08] utlemming: Are you able to look at the armel cloud image build failure? [14:08] exe [14:09] utlemming: Also, whilst poking the code, can you make the fs of type ext3? [14:09] the arch definition in there. [14:09] Daviey: wait, that migiht be your problem then [14:09] Daviey: ubuntu2 was for 0.15.0 [14:09] i think [14:09] * hallyn check [14:09] hallyn: I'll look at the x86_64 bit there [14:09] hallyn: Hmm, after installing ipxe life was good. [14:10] Daviey: EXT3, no problem [14:10] Daviey: did you see the grub-ipxe patch yet? [14:10] Daviey: ok, then i'll be quiet [14:10] Daviey: The kvm package hasn't included PXE firmware for years. [14:10] Daviey: You've needed to install an extra package to get those. It used to be etherboot-kvm, I think. [14:11] hallyn: It complained about missing pxe-rtl8139.rom, which isn't etirely unknown to users. [14:12] ie, http://www.moe.co.uk/2011/01/07/pci_add_option_rom-failed-to-find-romfile-pxe-rtl8139-bin/ [14:12] (installing ipxe resolved it) [14:12] Ah, right "kvm-pxe" was it. [14:12] utlemming: I did see it, and it looked nice and clean.. I need to try it, and wanted Colin's second opinion tbh. [14:13] Daviey: ok, yes we definately want kvm to depend on ipxe. [14:13] erm. [14:13] soren: Yeah! But it needs to be a depends if it's failing to work :) [14:13] (and there's an open bug for it) [14:13] FWIW, it wasn't kvm, i'm certain of. [14:13] Daviey: Not really. [14:13] Daviey: PXE booting fails, yes. [14:13] Daviey: I need to beat up the arm guys about a sane naming convention for the arm kernels [14:13] This was entirely intentional. [14:13] that's whats killing the build [14:14] etherboot (and I presume ipxe is the same) contains a bunch of drivers for a bunch of network cards. Drivers that are different from what's in the kernel. That's a support nightmare, so we didn't want to drag that stuff into main. [14:14] Hence, the kvm-pxe package. [14:14] ...which is in universe. [14:14] soren: ipxe is now in main [14:14] Oh. [14:14] Shite. [14:14] Pardon my French. [14:15] Have fun with that :) [14:15] soren: I have more confidence in ipxe than i did with etherboot. [14:15] ABsolutely. [14:15] That's not saying a lot, though. [14:16] meh [14:19] Daviey: "Maintenance: Simple package that the Ubuntu Server Team will take care of." <- *chuckle* (from ipxe MIR) [14:22] soren: :D [14:22] maybe we should've created a mini-sub-package that only ships the virtio one [14:22] soren: the package IS simple... the contents are not :) [14:25] Why is PXE booting kvm's suddenly so critical, by the way? [14:26] To be honest, I kindof prefer that to installing from ISO. Integrated with all my other systems. The alternative is ofcourse to make magick images in a cloud setup, but PXE booting works for both physical and virtual machines. [14:28] soren: it's not. [14:28] baffle: Sure. I just can't remember the last time I used the installer (preseeded or not) to install a virtual machine. [14:28] Daviey: So ipxe is in main because... [14:28] it's a build dep of xen for 1. [14:28] that could probably have been patched out TBH. [14:29] I'll bet all it does is exactly what my kvm-pxe package did. [14:29] soren: Supporting PXE on hardware which doesn't support it in the bios is nice to have. [14:29] ...which is take a ROM from ipxe (or etherboot in kvm-pxe's case) and reformat it for kvm. [14:30] but TBH, not really server grade kit if that is the case. [14:30] I dunno. It just didn't feel like taking on the support burden back in the day. [14:31] When i were a lad.. these 'ere were all fields ya know. [14:31] soren: You're so old and wise. [14:31] :-) [14:31] soren: We can always review it next cycle, but i don't expect ipxe is going to hurt that much. [14:32] Famous last words. :) [14:33] soren: Thankfully it's not an LTS :) [14:38] soren: Daviey: i didn't realize tha'ts where kvm-pxe came from. For next cycle, instead of dropping kvm-pxe, pulling just a few roms from ipxe (and leaving ipxe untouched from debian) soudns good [14:50] howdy all. How does grub decide what disk to boot? I'm having an issue where it will occasionally decide to boot off a lvm image... [15:15] i'm trying to use virt-install to make a new virtual machine in ubuntu 11.04 desktop.. the problem i'm having is it keeps changing the ownership of the .iso i'm using and then it says 'permission denied' ... i did a search in google and nothing really came up, i wonder if anyone has had similiar experience and what should i do? [15:15] andygraybeal: iso resides where? [15:16] this is all on my local machine; the iso lives there also [15:16] andygraybeal: on your local filesystem? not an external disk or somesuch? [15:16] it changes the ownership to libvirt-qemu and group to kvm [15:16] yes, local filesystem it's actually in my home folder [15:17] should i just put myself into the kvm group? or something.. i'm already in the libvirt group [15:17] libvirtd group [15:18] andygraybeal: check ownership/mode of the parent directories of your home directory i guess [15:18] eveyrhting is andy:andy [15:19] mode is regular drwxr-xr-xr on the home folder 'andy' [15:19] errrr [15:19] drwxr-xr-x [15:19] got a little carreid away there [15:20] andygraybeal: there is a bug on this when iso resides on external media. i feel your problem is related [15:20] i saw something on google where people were trying to do stuff on an nfs file [15:20] nfs file system [15:20] yea [15:20] i think the same thing [15:21] and it's 11.04 .. so i figure the bugs are figured out yet [15:21] thank yuo for going over it with me :) [15:22] okay, i give up. i'm gonna work on something else now [15:22] thanks again [15:36] utlemming: not sure i was clear enough before - i hope you're not spending time pursuing what i said aobut the arch= flag in the type part of the lxc container definition - it's no longer complaining about htat for me (no idea what changed, but th eflag is back in there) [15:37] hallyn: nope...I'm not. :) [15:44] Daviey, can you quickly accept nomination at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php5/+bug/651049 [15:45] Launchpad bug 651049 in php5 "php5: FILTER_VALIDATE_URL will invalidate a hostname that includes '-'" [Medium,Fix released] [15:50] smoser: Done.. you should be able to do this yourself. :) [15:51] * Daviey wonders who has a free cycle at the moment. [15:52] hggdh: How high is your confidence in qemu 0.15? [15:52] smoser: didn't know you were good in PHP ;) [15:53] Daviey: have not used it, had to go back to Natty (Oneiric was so broken as to be impossible to keep on) [15:53] Daviey: but it is time for me to take the plunge again... [15:56] hggdh: you can grab it from ppa:serge-hallyn/virt [15:56] hallyn: will install and run, then. Does it work on Natty, or should I upgrade? [15:57] Daviey, i'm 1 ACK away from being able to do so [15:57] hggdh: not sure, i haven't tried on natty. i woudl expect it to... [15:58] smoser: all right i don't yet know why what's happening is happending, but i know the end result and haave a patch workign aroudn. would prefer to find the original cause though [15:58] hallyn: hum. Perhaps it is better to go Oneiric, and then try. This will take about 4 hours (upgrade, and then play, and then report) [15:58] (/.oldroot//dev/pts is being funky) [16:00] smoser: i saw :/ [16:00] kim0: hi :) I was reading your email and I wanted to start reviewing the serverdocs, but I don't understand if it's still needed ot not... I mean... in one email someone says that now only help.ubuntu.com is used... am I missing something? [16:00] Andy80: yes it's still needed [16:01] Andy80: it's just that the 2 weeks deadline is not that hard anymore :) we can have more time [16:01] Andy80: but there's tons of stuff to be done .. so please go ahead :) [16:01] hggdh: Ah sorry, that question was for hallyn.. tab fail.. but I'd certainly appreciate you sniffing qemu 0.15 to spot regressions. [16:01] It's quite late in the cycle for a new upstream version.. but if confidence is high, we can still consider it. [16:02] Daviey: heh. I will try, no matter what. You can get a FFE for it, I guess ;-) [16:02] kim0: ok... another question, when I review the docs, do I have to review the text only or do I have to try all commands/configurations ecc... on oneiric server? [16:03] hggdh: Yeah, but FFe is based on confidence.. currently, i don't have enough as there are too many unknowns. [16:04] Andy80: well .. I would say use your best judgement .. if a command is too trivial .. no need to try that. I try to make sure the package names and command names are the same, and if it's fun, I try the actual commands too :) [16:04] kim0: ok... I'll install a oneiric server on a VM in the mean time [16:04] Andy80: Awesome! Thanks a lot :) [16:12] RoAkSoAx: around? [16:16] Daviey: nope :) this is an automated response [16:16] hehe [16:16] dammit. [16:17] Daviey: what's up man? :) [16:17] I was really hoping to talk to RoAkSoAx, oh well. [16:18] Daviey: talking to RoAkSoAx's toaster is a good second option :) [16:20] * smoser is jealous that RoAkSoAx got one of those new ToasterMatic 2011 models with irc bot built in [16:51]