[00:06] RoAkSoAx: you da man! [00:10] I'm having trouble getting console input/ouptut for an exec in a pre-start stanza in upstart when using console owner === nhandler_ is now known as nhandler [00:27] Hello all [00:28] I'm trying to find a secure way to set a password non-interactively [00:28] edit the shadow file [00:28] That seems a bit.. dangerous, no? [00:29] use usermod -p [00:30] But that shows the password in the process list (at least for a second or so) [00:31] use ldap or sql pam backend and just update ldap/sql [00:32] eh perhaps === Pici` is now known as Pici [00:33] Seems like there should be a way to read a password from a file, or non-interactively from stdin [00:35] I guess I can just put it in a file twice and use the < operator === KM0201_ is now known as KM0201 [02:23] On an Ubuntu VPS, mysql never restarts when the server is rebooted but lighttpd, postfix, openssh server, and denyhosts start up fine as do cron and syslog. As far as I can tell with sysv-rc-conf and chkconfig, MySQL should be starting on runlevels 2345...but it just doesn't. I have to go in and type sudo service mysql restart manually after each reboot and it works then. [02:25] Ganymede: do you know what technology is used by your vps provider? [02:26] Ganymede: does /proc/vz exist in your vps? [02:26] Yes, it's OpenVZ and the directory /proc/vz exists. [02:26] stgraber, ^ [02:26] ok, so it's normal. I had similar issues with openvz and upstart [02:27] Okay...good to know it's not me being stupid. [02:27] I guess I'll just add it into rc.local. [02:27] http://paste.ubuntu.com/672849/ [02:27] put that in /etc/init/openvz.conf [02:27] that should simulate a standard boot (well, kind of) [02:29] VPS is rebooting ATM... [02:29] Surprised that a CONTAINER takes so long to reboot. [02:31] depends how old their openvz server is [02:31] newer openvz has a service that handles the restarts, old one does it with a cronjob [02:31] so it can take up to 5 minutes [02:32] I currently have something very similar in my /etc/init/openvz.conf: http://paste.ubuntu.com/672852/ [02:32] It only doesn't have the emit net-device-up lines. [02:33] At the moment, sticking in "start mysql" in /etc/rc.local appears to have done the trick although it's a sloppy hack. [02:36] Okay, whatever, I guess I'll just leave it at that. K, thx, bye. [04:22] NEW WINDOW === ujid is now known as xoxl === ujid is now known as vovkj [04:58] hiya [05:00] I'm trying to not use a clear text password in my svn command that is run via php command line - otherwise it ends up as clear text in the sudolog [05:00] sudo -u ABC /usr/bin/svn --password 'PASS123' update /www/website/ 2>&1 [05:01] is there a way to not use "PASS123" and use a folder etc instead? (kinda new to this stuff) [05:04] mark33: --password "$(cat /path/to/file-with-pw-in-it)" [05:05] I'll try that, thanks [05:05] You're welcome. No guarantees exactly what will be put in the log, but it will get the pw from the file :) === ivoks_ is now known as ivoks === bkerensa is now known as bkerensa|ZzZz === smb` is now known as smb === ersi_ is now known as ersi [09:48] I need help setting up noip2 on my server and getting it to run on start up [10:13] Daviey: Sounds like a good idea. :-) [10:14] hggdh: Ping! I'm a newcomer who'd like to get on track with some bugcontrol, and possibly some packaging [10:22] ersi: good day sir! [10:22] Daviey: Heya :) [10:23] Grabbed another New bug by the way [10:25] ersi: top banana!] [10:30] Daviey: good day top honcho :) [10:31] New bug: #831886 in dovecot (main) "Dovecot regression: Evolution quick sync (QRESYNC) not working anymore" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/831886 [10:34] lynxman: hiya [10:51] hi there. I'm having hard time with adding my debs to the installCD. The installer stops and in the logs I see a message saying my package was not found. when I look in /cdrom/dists/extra it is there. and I also have a proper Packages.gz file. [10:52] hi [10:53] who should I talk to with regards to server QA? [10:54] Daviey: That'd still be hggdh, right? ^ [10:55] soren / zyga: Depends on the nature of the question TBH :) [10:56] * soren -> lunch [10:56] hggdh is still favourable to us, but is not tasked specifically with server qa work AIUI. [10:56] Daviey: I'm interested in deploying a small ubuntu server image (automatically) to run tests (LAVA) [10:56] soren: have fun munches. [10:56] zyga: sounds good. [10:56] in general stuff related to automating the installation enough [10:57] zyga: https://launchpad.net/lava-test ? [10:57] Daviey: lava-* (dispatcher most likely) [10:57] Daviey: lava-test works very well on an existing installation [10:58] Daviey: I just want to deploy it automatically in a VM (initally) and on some hardware (eventually) [10:58] zyga: I have no personal experience with lava, sadly. [10:58] Daviey: that's okay, I'm working on lava :0 [10:58] zyga: For the issue you are describing, we use jenkins [10:58] I suspect you want to re-use the code that handles that. [10:58] Daviey: I'm interested in deploying ubuntu-server/minumal somehow [10:58] Daviey: any links that I could use? [10:59] zyga: hold fire [11:01] zyga: You probably want to fork https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-server-iso-testing-dev/ubuntu-server-iso-testing/trunk , and add a lava-test case. [11:01] essentially, preseeding ubuntu-server and running code as defined. [11:01] Daviey: excellent, that's what I was looking for [11:01] Daviey: thanks! [11:02] zyga: Handles libvirt + generating preseeds + spawning libvirt + running code. [11:02] zyga: I would be interesting in seeing your changes and the end result :) [11:03] zyga: That branch is largely based around recieve instructions from jenkins to fire a test. [11:03] Daviey: I'll stay in touch, it could be easier than I though [11:03] zyga: super [11:03] Daviey: most likely we'll migrate to lava-dispatcher for invoking the actual tests, not jenkins [11:03] Daviey: as that fits closer to the rest of lava [11:05] zyga: oh, totally understand.. I'm hoping to see if i can steal your fork for another project. :) [11:27] New bug: #831907 in vsftpd (main) "Default configuration file refers to nonexistent certificate" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/831907 [11:27] any libvirt experts awake? :) [11:35] lynxman: Wazzup? [11:40] lynxman: You will usually get a better result if you just ask a question... or were you just doing a poll? :) [11:45] morning [11:45] zul: hey zul [11:45] zul: Have you sniffed the libvirt in experimental? [11:46] so libvirt 0.9.4 is in experimental it looks like it has better support for non-intel arches and better lxc support although its missing two features that is in the git tree [11:48] zul: I think it needs to be sniffed to work with openstack, if it looks good - raise a FFe. [11:48] I am concerned about the fact that we are considering a new upstream version of libvirt and qemu this late in the cycle. [11:49] zul: Probably a good idea to test it against hallyn's qemu 0.15 build.. that would help add confidence to that aswell. [11:52] okies i can do it this afternoon [11:53] besides no one uses libvirt/qemu ;) [11:57] zul: hah [11:58] zul: https://launchpad.net/~serge-hallyn/+archive/virt/+sourcepub/1883706/+listing-archive-extra === kim0_ is now known as kim0 [12:07] FFe = Feature Freeze exception? [12:07] ersi: yes [12:09] ersi: Although, to help with confusion it also stands for Final Freeze Exception. So you have to work out what it likely means based on where we are in the cycle. [12:09] *awesome* [12:09] Ah! [12:10] zul: What are the non-intel arch enrichments btw? [12:10] disabling dmidecode basically [12:11] ah! [12:11] zul: I'd love for the need for a damn wrapper to go away.. stripping things which don't work from the command line [12:11] (such as isa-serial) [12:17] libvirt is one big wrapper so you are never going to get rid of the wrapper :) [12:17] Daviey, poke [12:20] I#m just fiddling with preinstalled rootfs tarballs and see that our image publishing code always names files with .tar.gz suffix as "UEC/EC2 tarball", would the server team massively object if i renamed that a bit more generically to i.e. "root filesystem archive" or some such ? === otubo[AFK] is now known as otubo [12:27] ogra_: o/ [12:28] ogra_: Sounds reasonable to me... this is for where? [12:28] cdimage , the script generating the html pages for the images [12:28] ogra_: Ie, for cloud-images.ubuntu.com it makes sense for that string to maintain. [12:29] ogra_: cloud-images (UEC/EC2 tarbals are never on cdimage unless i am mistaken) [12:29] well, but i guess the publishing code is the same [12:29] ogra_: in any case, the UEC string needs to go away [12:30] ogra_: Yeah, i think cloud-image is an old snapshot (hence using the old theme) [12:30] let me see if i can make it conditional [12:30] ogra_: rocking! If you are poking that part of code, and making it conditional, changing "UEC/EC2 tarball" -> Cloud Images tarball would be most apreciated. [12:31] i'll ping you about it again, i have to find out how/if the code is shared first [12:32] ogra_: I think the code we are using is forked, but it's silly if that is the case.. we should fold back :) [12:33] well, it might be forked but it could as well be a shared codebase, do you have any idea who set all this up ? [12:35] aha, slangasek ... [12:36] soren: hey, jmp was having some problems with libvirt, if you fancy having a look at it [12:36] or you zul :) [12:36] ogra_: our fork was smoser i believe. [12:36] lynxman: im swamped right now [12:36] zul: aren't you always :P [12:36] lynxman: its a given [12:36] zul: indeed :) [12:37] i can blame slangasek [12:38] smoser: hey o/ [12:38] lynxman: "jmp"? [12:38] we have a version of the cdimages repo on nectarine, which was originally set up by slangasek. [12:38] smoser: We should look at folding back, getting the updated theme for free makes sense :) [12:38] i've made necessary changes. [12:38] free != free [12:38] smoser: No such thing as a free free? [12:39] soren: Jose Plans, a kernel guy [12:39] merging a fork isn't "free" [12:39] lynxman, hey. whats up? [12:39] smoser: looks to me like a good lesson on why not to fork, but push back upstream? :P [12:39] smoser: not much, squashing bugs :) you? [12:40] smoser, well, currently i'm only intrested in knowing how my change on cdimage would affect nectarine [12:40] ogra_, it would not. [12:40] in our tree there desnt seem to be any other cloud related code [12:40] at the moment, there is a bzr repo there that a 'bzr pull' doens't pull. [12:40] and i wonder why the bit thats there is there :) [12:40] its basically stand alone. [12:41] right, i dont want to break mergeability though [12:41] in case we want to fold them back into one tree at some case [12:41] slangasek originally got that code. at the beginning, i wasn't even knowledgable enough to know where it had come from or that I should be maintaining it upstream. [12:41] ogra_: Oh, smoser doesn't care about rebasing.. forks rock. [12:41] this is ~ 2 years now. [12:41] we do want to fold them back, yes. [12:41] what is upstream for cdimages ? [12:42] antimony [12:42] i can look to do that merge if necessary. but really, Daviey, on your list of high priority things is a theme of a download website ? [12:42] they are mirrored to launchpad somewhere too [12:42] ogra_, well, if you would please find that I'll see what I can do [12:43] smoser: Nah, it's not worth wasting time at the moment.. i'm pulling your chain, but the update theme should happen before release. [12:44] so to get this fully functional, utlemming or I will need the ability to push to the real upstream and/or request merges and/or break things :) [12:46] hah [12:48] smoser, https://code.launchpad.net/~cjwatson/ubuntu-cdimage/mainline and https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-cdimage/debian-cd/ubuntu should be the public trees i think (i never use them from LP, so i dont really know) [12:50] ogra_ / smoser: Looks like just a mirror [12:50] merge request should go to the ubuntu-cdimage team [12:59] apologies everyone for the late meeting notes. Should be hitting your inboxes right now. Too late to be useful, but early by government standards. [12:59] * hallyn not actually in today, goes back to hiding out [13:03] hallyn: Thanks for doing that! [13:03] zul: That means you are chairing today, right? [13:03] am i? I did it a while ago didnt i? [13:04] zul: looks like you are next in the pop queue. [13:04] son of a bitch [13:06] Daviey: Looking at bug #831907, would it sound reasonable that it is a bug of Low importance? It only affects users that would turn a specific option (ssl_enable=YES) on, which is off by default if it is not in the configuration file. [13:06] Launchpad bug 831907 in vsftpd "Default configuration file refers to nonexistent certificate" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/831907 [13:07] ersi: I would agree that is Low. [13:07] Daviey: Ok! I'll add an recommendation :) [13:08] zul: yeah, i don't know what happened this last month, i did it just in july (and presumably you next) [13:08] i think someone pulled a fast one with the meeting page header [13:08] i blame moop [13:08] * hallyn looks suspiciously over toward daviey === med_out is now known as medberry [13:09] Daviey: If ya' still got it open, feel free to change it's importance :) [13:09] zul: if you want to try the debian experimental libvirt i think that should be fine, *except* when i did a 2-minute experiment using yesterday's git HEAD on an already weird VM, it failed configure due to some libxml2 weirdness [13:10] ersi: done. [13:10] cool beans ill try it this afternoon, im still in the process of merging it [13:14] zul: i hope you're starting based on my 0.9.3-5 version! the patch wrangling there was a bear and shouldn't be duplicated :) [13:17] hallyn: yeppers :) [13:21] hallyn: we enjoy duplicating effort! :) [13:23] ttx: ping [13:23] just a sec [13:32] morning all [13:36] I have server with (wan) nic and (internal) nic. I installed ubuntu server 11.04 with kvm. I have a VM which will act as my firewall, router, etc. I have VM bridged with wan and internal nic respectively. Problem is, I only have one dhcp address available from above and with bridging seems to get two, is there a way to setup the wan nic on the host to not grab the dhcp, but still let bridge work? I tried making fake int [13:37] New bug: #831999 in nova (universe) "Instance not found message poorly formatted" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/831999 [13:39] zul: yes? [13:40] ttx: for jamespage swift change you should have merged it in lp:~openstack-ubuntu-packagers/swift/ubuntu and notlp:~openstack-ubuntu-packagers/ubuntu/oneiric/swift/ubuntu [13:41] rha, sigh [13:41] what do we keep the other one around ? [13:41] why* [13:42] zul: can you fix it ? [13:42] yep [13:42] kewl [13:43] just wanted to let you know [13:43] zul: thx! [13:44] zul: the merging of stuff for swift is at best confusing, did the same mistake myself :/ [13:44] lynxman: yeah you need a phd for it [13:45] lol [13:45] RoAkSoAx: when you want to do your presentation btw? I'm ready for you [13:47] lynxman: well.... was unable to actually setup the environment yesterday as I ende dup testing ensemble more time than expected due to couple new bugs found [13:47] RoAkSoAx: lol, alright then, tomorrow? [13:47] lynxman: yes ;) [13:47] RoAkSoAx: okay! [13:47] thanks [13:48] alright then, I'm gonna finish changes in orchestra today to setup the environment this afternoon [13:48] RoAkSoAx: godspeed [13:49] Daviey: whats the bug number for the keystone ffe? [13:50] zul: bug 828689 [13:51] Launchpad bug 828689 in ubuntu "[FFe] Please package keystone for oneiric." [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/828689 [13:52] Daviey: thanks.. [13:53] hi! does anybody know a good tool for administrating clients in a network (e.g. installing programs, upgrading etc)? [13:54] https://bugs.launchpad.net/nova/+bug/828357/comments/8 [13:54] Launchpad bug 828357 in nova "ephemeral device filesystems should be labeled with 'ephemeralX'" [Wishlist,In progress] [13:54] zul: throw that bad boy in the queue! [13:54] just finishing it up [13:54] super! [13:55] zul: Next week, we probably need to smoke the dashboard love. [13:55] that bit of information cost me $2.26 [13:55] Daviey: its already on my todo list [13:57] smoser: Oh, you'll pay that yourself - or is work paying? [13:57] well i used an old credit card that i found that said 'dave walker' on it. [13:57] but *someone* is going to pay [13:58] lol [13:58] smoser: eventually [14:02] smoser: super! [14:11] New bug: #832030 in exim4 (main) "Cron error from exim4-base: "run-parts: /etc/cron.daily/exim4-base exited with return code 123"" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/832030 [14:21] Daviey: keystone and dtest uploaded [14:21] zul: dtest? [14:21] Daviey: yet another python testing framework [14:23] zul: oh goody! [14:24] whee [14:29] zul: another one? *sigh* [14:29] lynxman: yeah they should standardize [14:29] zul: for real [14:30] ttx: fixed [15:01] hey everyone. I have a server already running with ubuntu server edition. I want to migrate that existing install to a new disk, and in the process, also make that full disk encrypted. [15:01] I know how to setup encrypted partitions using luks, but I am not sure about the grub2 part of this. I want to create the new disk with an unencrypted /boot partition [15:02] but all other partitions should be encrypted, so I guess I need to change something in the grub config of the old disk, so it knows that the partition is an encrypted partition, and it should ask for a passphrase during startup [15:02] but I can't find proper docs on what I should do in grub to enable this [15:03] I don't want to do a full clean install on the new harddisk, but just want to rsync over the data from the old harddisk, and reinstall grub in the mbr [15:17] How do I setup an apt source to be trusted? === otubo is now known as otubo[AFK] [15:21] queso, is it a repository from ppa.launchpad.net? [15:23] queso, you can lookup add-apt-repository for adding repository's from ppa.launchpad.net, which automatically imports the key for that reporistory, making it trusted [15:24] SmokeyD: okay, thanks [15:26] Daviey: ping [15:27] lynxman: [15:28] Daviey: Working on #822142, proposed a merge for Oneiric but how should I proceed to fix it in Natty? [15:28] bug 822142 [15:28] Launchpad bug 822142 in openvswitch "package openvswitch-controller 1.1.0~pre2.g2.ea763e0e-1ubuntu2 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/822142 [15:29] lynxman: is it an issue in natty?! [15:29] Daviey: it's marked as such by you ;) thought you checked, I can double check [15:30] actually the bug initial description comes from natty [15:30] lynxman: ah, for some reason off the top of my head i thought it was oneiric only [15:30] lynxman: SRU sounds suitable if you can reproduce it. You know the SRU procedure? [15:30] Daviey: you have way too many ducks in your head :) [15:31] Daviey: nope, never did it yet [15:31] Daviey: If you hold my hand I promise I'll do it nicely :) [15:31] lynxman: rocking. [15:32] lynxman: You could probably reproduce this in the cloud or vm to confirm you can hit the issue. [15:32] lynxman: useful read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates [15:32] Daviey: cool, will read this right away [15:35] Daviey: meanwhile the oneiric fix is there for your merging pleasure [15:35] lynxman: the most minimal SRU justification should be something like bug 578536 (see the description) [15:35] Launchpad bug 578536 in autofs5 "when stopped, automount orphans some mounts" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/578536 [15:37] Daviey: brilliant, thanks [15:37] lynxman: remember, that if you don't use debcommit, use bzr commit --fixes lp:bugnum [15:38] Daviey: I'll eventually remember that sometime :/ [15:38] Daviey: thanks! [15:39] lynxman: is writtable someone you can issue a writt against? [15:39] err Weit* [15:39] ahh, Writ* [15:40] Daviey: you => funny [15:40] Daviey: English is my third language dammit :) [15:41] NGEN [15:42] Daviey: I'll fix that commit message then and do it the proper way [15:42] lynxman: hold fire. [15:42] Daviey: *holding fire* [15:43] lynxman: It would make our merge delta smaller with Debian if you directly grab the patch from upstream [15:43] lynxman: rather than the extra comment. [15:44] Daviey: k :) [15:44] NGEN [15:44] lynxman: For the changelog, i tend to state what it does, not what the issue was. Ie, Resolve issue of not being able to FOO, by doing BAR. Patch courtesy of (Baz | Upstream). (LP: #98797897) [15:44] but that is what i do.. [15:45] Daviey: I want to learn from your best practices so... :) [15:45] lynxman: heh [15:46] I have some questions for server testing. Namely iSCSI and (separately) ensemble. [15:47] What tests do we have that I can try on my own hw? [15:48] GrueMaster: iozone3 package? [15:48] iozone for testing which? iSCSI? [15:49] Do we have some documentation on setting up iSCSI host & client? [15:49] GrueMaster: depends 'what' you want to test? throughput? [15:49] !iscsi [15:49] I'm testing arm server. [15:49] NGEN [15:49] orudie: NGEN? [15:50] GrueMaster: http://testcases.qa.ubuntu.com/Install/ServeriSCSIRoot/KVMExample http://testcases.qa.ubuntu.com/Install/ServeriSCSIRoot are probably good references. [15:50] there may be others. [15:51] kvm...sigh. I'll see if I can work around that. [15:51] GrueMaster: well yeah.. it's not the kvm stuff i am pointing it you to.. it's the ietd stuff. [15:57] New bug: #832111 in nova (universe) "lxc instances never leave 'terminating' after terminate-instances" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/832111 [15:58] meeting starting in 2 mins in #ubuntu-meeting, all welcome to attend :)e [16:02] Daviey: What meeting is it? [16:02] New bug: #832123 in lxc (main) "when booting oneiric cloud-images under libvirt, no pty is available" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/832123 [16:04] GrueMaster: pretty vague on what you want to test. iscsi target or initiator, throughput or cpu utilization, or... [16:05] I just need to setup iSCSI on arm. I would assume both sides of the equation need to be tested. [16:05] utlemming: -> #ubuntu-meetng ? [16:05] bkerensa: Ubuntu-server meeting [16:06] Daviey: Oh ok so not Ubuntu-server-ops meeting :P [16:07] bkerensa: There is no such thing. :/ [16:07] smoser: a newer version of libvirt will make life easier for lxc [16:08] zul, oh? [16:08] i suspect by that you mean different things will break [16:08] chaps this could be in the meeting ;) === ejat- is now known as ejat [16:46] New bug: #832159 in nova (universe) "lxc: get-console-output does not work" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/832159 [16:48] GrueMaster: iscsi setup should be mostly the same as on x86 hardware [16:49] GrueMaster: althoug I have no experience with arm [16:49] Yea, looking through the info now. === otubo[AFK] is now known as otubo [16:50] Daviey: ready when you are [16:50] Need to adjust the testcase info for non-kvm install. Also, why are we changing the terminology from other server/client nomenclature? On most everything else, it is host/client or host/target. On iSCSI, it is target/initiator. [16:51] Makes it a bit confusing. [16:52] hggdh_: can we do it on thurs? === medberry is now known as med_out [16:53] Daviey: certainly [16:54] hey everyone. If I am running a 32bit ubuntu version, is it possible to change that to a 64bit version without doing a complete fresh install? [16:54] GrueMaster: Isn't that "iSCSI-speak"? [16:55] ersi: I guess. Seems to be a bit confusing when they refer to the same thing as host/client or host/target. [16:55] SmokeyD: possible but not practical. Reinstall is actually easier. [16:56] GrueMaster: as far as I know ubuntu comes packaged with either iscsitarget or tgt for targets and open-iscsi for initiators [16:56] With the world screaming for standards, you'd think we could start with nominclature. [16:56] genii-around, well, my machine has quite a lot of config, so I would then have to copy configuration stuff, remember which packages I had installed, etc [16:57] GrueMaster: Heh, sure. Where are you referring to that "we" use iSCSI-speak by the way? [16:57] baggar11: Good to know, but the definition of an iSCSI target is different than say an openssh target. [16:57] ersi: http://testcases.qa.ubuntu.com/Install/ServeriSCSIRoot/KVMExample [16:57] genii-around, what would it involve to switch the installation from i386 to amd64? Are there docs on it somewhere? [16:58] GrueMaster: Ah. [16:58] Do we call an NFS or Samba server a host or a target? [16:58] GrueMaster: I would think that has to do with iscsi dealing with block devices and openssh not [16:58] See the confusion? [16:59] GrueMaster: I didn't create the terminology :) [16:59] SmokeyD: I have not found any docs on it. But i did this myself as an experiment once. You change the arch in your apt.conf, dump a list of installed packages then use that to reinstall them all in the new arch [17:01] I'm just saying that I am having to work around the different naming conventions. I am doing multiple arm server tests, and in this instance (especially on a lower caffeine level) it can get confusing when doing iSCSI on one side, and NFS Root on another. [17:02] New bug: #832175 in cloud-init "Doesn't report an error when hostname fails" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/832175 [17:02] The target should be the target fs on the iSCSI Host. the initiator is also the Client (diskless) system in my thinking. [17:02] At any rate, I am getting around it. [17:03] de ded [17:04] SmokeyD: You can also just call apt-get with -o APT::Architecture=amd64 as well [17:04] genii-around, ok cool. [17:05] I am still considering. maybe I will actualy reinstall the machine from a fresh install [17:05] is it easy to restore the installed packages from a previously made dump? [17:12] SmokeyD: usually something like dpkg --get-selections >> filename and then dpkg --set-selections < filename [17:12] genii-around, cool. Thanks a lot for all the help [17:12] SmokeyD: I would still recommend to install fresh however. [17:12] ge [17:12] genii-around, that is what I am thinking [17:13] do a fresh install and then restore the previously installed packages from a list of packages [17:13] SmokeyD: Yes [17:15] after that it would just involve copying the relevant stuff from /etc and data directories from the old installation [17:16] genii-around, thanks for helping [17:17] SmokeyD: You're welcome [17:32] Daviey, zul, FYI just opened bug 832207 [17:32] Launchpad bug 832207 in xen "HVM guest hangs on block io" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/832207 [17:33] smb: cool! [17:34] smoser: [17:35] zul, Seems I at least got a usable combination of dump and vmlinux for it. Though evaluating that one takes a bit. And its not really usable as an attachment either... :-P [17:35] smoser: ping [17:36] qemu: hardware error: no boot device found [17:36] CPU #0: [17:36] R00=00000000 R01=00000000 R02=00000000 R03=00000000 [17:36] R04=00000000 R05=00000000 R06=00000000 R07=00000000 [17:36] R08=00000000 R09=00000000 R10=00000000 R11=00000000 [17:36] R12=00000000 R13=00000000 R14=00000000 R15=400140a4 [17:36] PSR=400001d3 -Z-- A svc32 [17:36] RoAkSoAx, here [17:37] qemu: hardware error: no boot device found [17:37] CPU #0: [17:37] R00=00000000 R01=00000000 R02=00000000 R03=00000000 [17:37] R04=00000000 R05=00000000 R06=00000000 R07=00000000 [17:37] R08=00000000 R09=00000000 R10=00000000 R11=00000000 [17:37] R12=00000000 R13=00000000 R14=00000000 R15=400140a4 [17:37] PSR=400001d3 -Z-- A svc32 [17:40] smb: probability of this getting fixed in oneiric? [17:40] smoser: so I was looking into running python code on the cobbler snippets and I came to find out that cheetah can import modules and then stuff can be imported in the snippet. So I ended up using re-using your code for orchestra stuff [17:40] smoser: by providing a module that can be imported by the snippet and return a late_command [17:40] utlemming: hello! [17:40] !ping [17:40] another contentless ping... sigh... [17:42] RoAkSoAx, oh, interesting. [17:42] what all are you doing in the snippet now? [17:44] smoser: we've been advised to use the OMAP kernel for ARM images and use "beagle" as the machine type. The snippet is what you see when you attempt to invoke qemu. [17:45] did you attempt to provide it with a boot device ? [17:46] ie, what did you run [17:46] qemu-system-arm -M beagle -m 512 -append 'root=/dev/mmcblk0 rw mem=512M console=ttyAMA0,115200 rootwait root=/dev/mmcblk0' -drive file=oneiric-server-cloudimg-armel.img,if=sd,cache=writeback --nographic -kernel oneiric-server-cloudimg-armel-vmlinuz-omap [17:48] smoser: well I needed to pass keys to the orchestra-clients from the server for rsyslog as we are now using TLS [17:49]