[00:06] !vpn [00:06] For more information on vpn please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/VPN [00:06] !vpnserver [00:06] ... [00:09] any ideas on a good way to quickly set up method of file transfer for a single client? i'm thinking of stunnel+nfs or maybe rsync+rssh [00:31] gua: scp? maybe provide some context [00:33] rather than relying on usb sticks, i'm hoping to figure out a good way to temporarily share files on a public network/wifi that's encrypted somehow [00:35] gua: investigate the fuse-based sshfs filesystem [00:50] hi all, I'm having issues with my server, I just ubuntu 11.04 server edition with lamp, open ssh, etc. I cped the default sites-available file and made my own for my fqdn, and to point to my site's directory, and I have DNS setup to point to my IP, forwarded port 22 - 80 to my server computer, but when I try to go to my site ( www.adamgleason.com) it won't connect, but I can ssh into it remotley, so it has to be something wrong w [00:50] ith apache, any ideas would be greatly appreciated. [02:51] Fun tip: next time lucid's mdadm gets completely confused on --assemble --scan, try using --metadata=1.2 instead of the default 0.9 [02:51] See, what happens with 0.9 is, it puts the metadata at the end of the partition. If the partition happens to end at the same place as the disk ends, mdadm --assemble --scan will try to assemble the *disk* instead of the partition. [02:52] This is usually not noticed because (I guess) partman/sfdisk align at the last CHS boundary or something, rather than running the partition to the very end of the disk [02:52] Also newer non-LTS releases don't default to 0.9 format [03:12] I'm having some trouble with work and I'd love to get some help. I'll be happy to paypal a few bucks if anyone can help me out. I'm trying to run firefox/konqeuror from shell_exec in php [03:13] im using suexec and i have no issues normally doing it from the terminal [03:13] ran whoami on both ends, same user [03:13] http://cl.ly/1O201A1W450M3d3O1M2w is a screenshot of what keeps happening [03:13] Keeps saying ~/.kde can't be written to [03:13] and i think with firefox it can't write to ~/.mozilla [03:14] I'm not sure if its a permissions error or how to fix it or what [03:20] Isn't suexec an apache thing? [03:20] Why would apache be trying to write to .kde [03:20] no thats when im running shell_exec [03:21] and konqueror is just loading/writing settings [03:21] I don't know what shell_exec is, either. [03:21] similar to system() [03:21] But probably what's happened is that root has overwritten dotfiles in your home directory, and now you can't overwrit them again. [03:22] To get around this, you should use "sudo -i" or "sudo -H -s" or "su -" instead of just "sudo" or "su" [03:22] well [03:22] Doing so will cause HOME to be set to /root [03:22] ill put it this way [03:22] im not using a root account at all for this [03:22] if i ssh and run DISPLAY=:1 konqueror & [03:22] it works [03:23] if i use php and use shell_exec or system(), and do the same command, it does not [03:23] If you're doing systems programming in PHP: don't. [03:23] lol [03:23] im trying to get a simple screenshot server to work [03:24] heck id settle for any lightweight way to generate multiple screenshots at once [03:38] yeah, PHP is just not up to a task like that [03:38] its system call methods are just plain awkward, even for simple tasks [03:40] Also PHP is just plain wrong [03:41] lol [03:41] i tried python as well [03:41] same behavior [03:43] should i be thinking of running a simple http server, and starting that up from the terminal? im not sure [03:44] I wrote a user time management system for an all0windows Active Directory environment in PHP [03:44] boy was that ever a nightmare [03:44] lol [03:45] unfortunately I don't know any other languages well enough to actually do it [03:45] im talking start browser -> DISPLAY=:1 import [03:45] :( [03:45] its 2 commands which is a really pity [03:45] *real [03:45] i tried moz-repl but that was too slow :( [03:45] <- not a programmer [03:46] yeah thats alright [03:46] I know how to program, I'm just not any good at it [03:47] said system I made does actually work though [03:47] took several weeks to work out the bugs [03:49] mauricio: might be the lack of env vars from the thing you're launching konqueror from [03:49] how would i go along with fixing that [03:49] i did try something along those lines but maybe i did something different [03:50] thats what the issue sounded like to me at first [03:50] do a thing like "bash -c "DISPLAY=:1; konqueror" [03:50] sec [03:50] with your script [03:50] so it'll load up .bashrc and .bash_profile and all that goodness [03:52] not working at all on first try, give me just a minute [03:53] bash -c DISPLAY=:1 konqueror & isn't working from the terminal either [03:53] mauricio: gotta quote the stuff after bash -c [03:53] bash -c "echo foo; echo bar" [03:53] whoops [03:53] sorry [03:54] that was exactly what i was looking for! [03:54] thanks [03:54] you have no idea how much time i wasted [03:54] lol [03:54] aha [03:54] gl then [03:55] btw srsly, switch to python [03:55] well to be honest for this it wouldnt matter [03:55] bash+python will do 99% of stuff [03:55] it makes no difference to me i guess [03:56] in the end its just a tool [03:56] i did code the same thing with python but this has more to do with suexec i think [03:56] howdy [03:57] I've installed snort-mysql successfully, where could my alert go in? [04:08] ouch [04:08] i got mixed up, bash -c did not work from php :( [04:08] ill try to figure out but it didnt work [04:09] ill setup python with the correct configuration first [04:09] and try from there [04:22] mauricio: same issue? [04:23] actually i solved it just now [04:23] not pretty but i got it [04:23] lol [04:23] took a python webserver script and using os.popen [04:23] and from the terminal im starting it using python server.py [04:23] and since i already have enough php code im calling that using php curl [04:23] it works [04:24] i tried it a while back but i got lucky this time [04:24] ha [04:24] but yeah not pretty but this is work and i gotta find a way [04:25] now i just gotta see what i can come up with to scale this a bit more (want to generate multiple screenshots at once) but i can take it from here [04:25] thanks [04:26] mauricio: you might want to ask #python or ##php instead of here [04:26] well sure but yeah i came on here because normally i have the same issue with both [04:26] and it has to do more with suexec [04:27] either way i got it now [05:04] Daviey: RoAkSoAx: I'm thinking cobbler-enroll or orchestra could use something like this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/675028/ [05:04] Daviey: RoAkSoAx: to take the target baremetal system and give it tags or classes for the instance types that this baremetal machine could host [05:05] Daviey: RoAkSoAx I'm thinking this would make the ensemble bits be able to deploy to the "right" or "best" physical machine more easily [05:23] kirkland: ping, after I install Orchestra on Oneiric, I tried running cobbler check, but nothing shows up. any ideas? [05:42] so i have a working ubuntu guest that I am going to create an image of so I can use it to create other guests. I currently dont use ipv6, but would still like the image to be ipv6 friendly. For some odd reason the ubuntu system is showing ipv6 addresses in ifconfig. I dont have ipv6 setup for the guest in the guest xen cfg, so where is it adding these addresses? they arent in network/interfaces [05:43] MACscr: ipv6 is on by default [05:43] MACscr: the design of ipv6 is that you get an address automatically, even without DHCP or similar [05:43] hey guys. [05:43] I have a question about ddclient [05:43] it's giving me an error, cannot get ip address or something ismilar to that. [05:43] MACscr: for more about this, read up on ICMPv6 [05:43] rwb: how can get addreses by default if nothing is serving them? thats stupid [05:44] MACscr: your machine *will* respond to requests on those addresses [05:44] If it's (say) physically unplugged, that just means it'll still respond, but nothing can actually talk to it. [05:44] why the hell did they design things that way? whats the point in a system mysteriously creating its own addresses? [05:45] MACscr: for the same reason DHCP exists -- networks that require less babysitting are easier for non-technical people to maintain, and cheaper for technical people to maintain. [05:46] MACscr: and it's only "mysterious" to you because you don't understand how IPv6 works. [05:46] but the point of dhcp is to have a central place to control things imho [05:46] which this obviously defeats [05:47] MACscr: I suggest you either study IPv6, turn it off on your machines, or just live with the way it is. [05:47] how can i get rid of "File descriptor 15 (socket:[6111]) leaked on lvremove invocation. Parent PID /bin/bash" when running a cron job? [05:47] MACscr: I am not interested in discussing whether it's a good or a bad thing. [05:47] rwb you obviously dont have to reply here if you dont want to [05:47] MACscr: you've had over a decade to discuss it with IETF if you cared. [05:48] not thanks for the info [05:48] er, but thanks [05:48] No worries [05:48] FWIW because I am not an IPv6 expert and because I am not actually using it yet, *I* explicitly disable the IPv6 stack on most of my systems [05:49] twb: so is there not a way just disable the automatic part and still allow it to be assigned a static ipv6 if needed? [05:50] MACscr: I'm not 100% sure, I think it picks an address only if you don't assign one, but it might keep that address *in addition* to any you assign. [05:51] Incidentally, I highly recommend O'Reilly's IPv6 book [05:51] I'm getting an error from ddclient "unable to detect ip address" why would it do that? [05:54] MACscr: got a turtle on the cover [05:54] CluelessPerson: are you running it on the host that does PPPoE? [05:54] twb: thanks anyway. I have enough info to absorb in my work, let alone techs that techs that i dont use [05:54] CluelessPerson: that is, did you type your adsl username and password into the modem, or into the ubuntu box? [05:54] twb I don't think so, I'm not very knowlegable about that though [05:55] twb didn't at all [05:55] CluelessPerson: ok, are you using adsl at all? This is a home network, yeah? [05:55] twb Verizon Fios. [05:55] so no. [05:56] OK, so what gets the dynamic IP address, the cable modem or the ubuntu box? [05:56] CluelessPerson: how about: pastebin the output of "ip a" on the ubuntu box [05:56] the verizon fios modem/router. [05:57] CluelessPerson: you need to run ddclient on the host that has the public IP [05:57] twb I set it up the same way on my previous server and it worked. [05:57] This server is just an upgrade, so I have to assume this is the host? [05:58] CluelessPerson: in that case I dunno [05:58] twb: i added the following to my sysctl.conf 'net.ipv6.conf.all.accept_ra = 0' and i rebooted. When i run: lsmod | grep ipv6, it doesnt show any info. Which is good. But the ip's are still showing in ifconfig [05:58] MACscr: ipv6 is compiled in [05:58] MACscr: i.e. it's =y not =m [05:59] MACscr: 15:59 To disable use of on Lenny: echo install ipv6 /bin/true >> /etc/modprobe.d/local.conf (and reboot for this change to take effect). From Squeeze onwards, IPv6 is built into the kernel (excluding loongson-2f flavour), add the kernel command line option ipv6.disable=1 to your bootloader. [06:03] ah, looks like 'net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6 = 1' was the updated setting [06:04] accept_ra will be Router Advertisements, which is how IPv6 automatically acquires rules for "ip r". === g__ is now known as van7hu === g__ is now known as van7hu === smb` is now known as smb [07:50] whats a good guide to setting up a vpn server? === davros- is now known as davros [08:24] hi [08:24] I have deluge installed on my server [08:24] and it looks like the webui isn't running for some reason. [08:34] I can't access the webui of deluge, can someone help me figure this out? [08:38] hi all, I would like to ask generic questions on DHCP [08:44] most are asleep and I barely know anything [08:44] and my effing deluge webui won't f****** start and gives no errors or log [08:44] so fu** [08:45] CluelessPerson: did you read README.Debian and /etc/default/deluge-web ? [08:45] CluelessPerson: is deluged installed and running? [08:45] I have before but that was a long time ago [08:46] twb The deluge daemon is running, but I don't think the webui is. [08:46] !ask > linocisco [08:46] linocisco, please see my private message [08:47] twb and deluge is set to start at startup [08:47] but I don't see a web ui. [08:47] twb It worked earlier, then I restarted the server, I think that's what happened. [08:47] twb and now I have no idea of what to do. [08:49] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/675101/ [08:51] restarting the server, see if something stupid might make the deluge webui work again [08:52] * CluelessPerson is annoyed that people don't make their applications simply autoinstall similar to basically all windows applications [08:52] "Would you like this to run automatically at startup?" [08:53] bam, autoinstall, take care of it's own crap instead of having me manually configure every detail, frustrating [08:53] * CluelessPerson sighs, because he bitched like a little child and it works after simply restarting his server. [09:28] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/675101/ [09:28] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/675101/ [09:28] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/675101/ [09:30] back [09:33] hey [09:33] I just installed Samba, and for some reason my netbook isn't seeing my server on the network, anyone know why this might happen? [09:38] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/675101/ [09:38] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/675101/ [09:38] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/675101/ [09:38] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/675101/ [09:38] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/675101/ [09:38] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/675101/ [09:38] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/675101/ [09:38] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/675101/ [09:42] <_ruben> linocisco: i assume you're not looking for help but are here to spam? [09:45] _ruben: no spam [09:45] _ruben: as I got no reply so far, and according to forum rule, I am reposting it [09:45] I've been watching. [09:46] and I'm a linux newb so I can't help you. ;_; [09:46] <_ruben> first 3 times within a minute, then 8 times within a minute .. that's not conforming any forum rules i'm aware of, nor is this a forum [09:47] he's certainly not harming anything though. [09:48] _ruben: as the screen is scrolling down, I am afraid others won't be aware. that is why I am reposting. It is just gentle reminder not to bother you with full paragraph like essay [09:48] linocisco Also, the english of your pastebin is a little bit hard to undestand [09:48] Can you explain again what's happening [09:48] ? [09:49] You only want to use one server, the ubuntu server for dhcp service to the child machines? [09:49] CluelessPerson: sure. I am afraid it is diffcult for you to understand. [09:49] turn off the dhcp service on the other new server. [09:49] CluelessPerson: that is the point. you got. it. [09:49] ? [09:49] CluelessPerson: I did [09:49] linocisco: I'd take a look at the DHCP config on that new box and set up some restrictions. Or setup a firewall. [09:49] so what's happening? [09:50] CluelessPerson: but my some clients are still searching old DHCP server and as they could not find. they got no IP. [09:50] all on the same lan? [09:50] CluelessPerson: I turned off the other DHCP source. I left only one. but some clients are still seeking that stopped DHCP source [09:51] CluelessPerson: sure. in the same lan with same subnet [09:51] hrm. [09:51] I assume everything has been rebooted [09:52] There's no need to restart anything :P [09:52] that's just what I'd do. [09:52] restart the clients still seeking the new server having been removed [09:53] <_ruben> only broken clients wouldn't pick up a new dhcp server automagically [09:53] <_ruben> unless the network's broken too [09:57] CluelessPerson: I have rebooted /shutdown every clients. that does not solve. all clients are windows XP [09:58] _ruben: network or cable or clients are not broken. [09:58] like I said, I know very little about this [09:59] but I'd check the DNS/similar settings of one of the clients and see if yhou can force it to get the ip from the ubuntu server's lan ip address [09:59] and by very little I mean nothing. [09:59] ;) [10:00] linocisco: maybe try flushing xp client's dnscache and release/renew dhcp conf [10:00] CluelessPerson: unless we can give static IP on each clients. getting DHCP IP , will have the same problem unless we can change mac [10:01] It's kinda weird, I'm sitting here listening to the "Cisco default hold music" on loop - it feels like really being on hold [10:02] RudyValencia I can tell you that Toshiba's hold music hasn't changed in 5 years. [10:02] Do they use the "Cisco default hold music"? [10:02] Please don't ask how I know that, needless to say, I'm never buying a toshiba product again. [10:02] I see - too much time on hold with them eh? [10:03] lol, I'm sure it's just their brand of your song. ;p [10:03] like, whatever hold music their default is? [10:04] Ever been on hold at a place that uses a Cisco VoIP system? [10:05] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5ZvUYhIeoQ <- this is what I've got on loop [10:05] (not the YouTube video, but the actual WAV file [10:15] better with ytrepeater: http://www.youtuberepeater.com/watch?v=K5ZvUYhIeoQ [10:16] I prefer the original file [10:17] with repeater one can simulate proper waiting times [10:17] It seems about right with the WAV === mendel__ is now known as mendel_ [10:57] how to install openERP offline on ubuntu server? === mendel__ is now known as mendel_ [11:28] how to install openERP offline on ubuntu server? [11:28] how to install openERP offline on ubuntu server? [11:28] I'd assume you'd fetch the packages (.deb's) and then do some command line parameter to apt-get or so [11:29] linocisco: ^ [11:29] or put the debs in the 'package cache' that apt maintains.. If you hold your horses, I'll check what dir it is [11:30] where is package cache ? [11:30] ersi: where is package cache that apt maintains ? [11:30] Seems like it's in /var/cache/apt/archives/ from reading 'man apt-get' [11:31] Dude, I'm not all knowing.. I need to look stuff up, even if I know where to look. Please be patient when asking others to help :( [11:31] ersi: so I should copy or move installer .deb file into that path and run from that location ? [11:32] if you'd grab the .debs needed for all the packages that you need, I think you should just put the .debs in /var/cache/apt/archives/ and run "apt-get install packages-wanted" [11:32] I'm not 100% sure, but pretty sure it'll work [11:32] ersi: i see. If someone is taking into action on my questions , I wont buzz others. [11:32] remember dependencies (which you can look up on packages.ubuntu.com) if you don't know which they are :) [11:33] ersi: I know where package.ubuntu.com. there are nested dependencies. DO i need to download all down the path ? [11:33] yes, you need the dependencies as well, to install the package you want [11:34] ersi: apt-get install or dpkg -i filename.deb ? [11:34] I was talking about apt-get install [11:35] ersi: ok thanks TGIF. I will try in the weekends see you [11:35] ersi: because I have no ubuntu around [11:37] ah [11:37] Good luck mate [12:03] Howdy everyone .. Some chapters in the serverguide need reviewing (Email, File-servers, LAMP...etc). If you can spare some time to do it, please add your name to http://pad.ubuntu.com/serverguide .. Thanks! [12:18] Daviey: good afternoon, you wanted to talk with me about beta testing [12:43] smoser: Can you boot the image in https://bugs.launchpad.net/nova/+bug/826798 using kvm directly? [12:43] Launchpad bug 826798 in nova "ubuntu vmdk uploaded does not boot" [High,Confirmed] [12:47] hggdh: hola.. just grabbing some food.. then i'll shoot you back? [12:47] Daviey: certainly [12:51] New bug: #834672 in nagios3 (main) "Apache2: overlapping scriptalias" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/834672 [12:54] hi [12:55] stupid question: I have a box with Intel i3 CPU. Can I install amd64 version of server? [12:55] this "Choose this to take full advantage of computers based on the AMD64 or EM64T architecture (e.g., Athlon64, Opteron, EM64T Xeon, Core 2). If you have a non-64-bit processor made by AMD, or if you need full support for 32-bit code, use the Intel x86 images instead." makes me ask [12:56] ah, nevermind [12:56] core 2, so it will work [12:57] New bug: #795087 in netifaces (universe) "[MIR] python-netifaces" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/795087 [12:59] EriksLV: Indeed, correct conclusion mate :) [13:00] any major differences between 32bit and 64bit versions? [13:00] I'm not asking about memory support [13:04] <_ruben> support for 64bits apps :) [13:06] EriksLV: Yeah, what _ruben wrote. You can't run 64-bit compiled applications in a 32-bit environment. But wise versa works just fine [13:07] :) [13:08] <_ruben> unless the 32bit app requires some exotic 32bit libs [13:10] but you could have that exotic 32bit lib in a 64-bit env ;o === ^rcaskey is now known as robertj [13:30] soren, yes. [13:31] wait. [13:31] no. you cannot. [13:31] smoser: Then how would it be an.. [13:31] ok. [13:31] Good :) [13:31] (I thought you were referring to a different bug) [13:31] I never do. [13:32] I always refer to the bug I mean. [13:32] Except when I don't, but that never happens. [13:39] i've updated the bug a bit. with hopefully some more info. [13:40] helloooo server team [13:53] hi all [14:03] lynxman: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openvswitch/+bug/829250 :) [14:03] have fun. [14:03] Launchpad bug 829250 in openvswitch "datapath dkms module does't built automaticly" [Medium,Confirmed] [14:13] Daviey: thanks! === Nigel_ is now known as G [14:17] lynxman: heh [14:18] How are things looking? [14:19] Everyone working on something fun? [14:19] anyone knows how to get 82579LM to work with 10.04.3 [14:19] ? [14:19] EriksLV: wth is 82579LM? [14:19] network interface [14:19] Daviey: yeah :) [14:19] Daviey: does sitting in class being bored beyond reason count? [14:19] >.> [14:20] I'm working on holding my horses before I check out of work [14:20] Do I have to say; Friiiiiidaaaaay? [14:20] :D [14:20] TheEvilPhoenix: You could be doing ubuntu development concurrently :) [14:20] Daviey: could, but cant. its chem, so i have to take notes >.> [14:20] s/chem/chem 101/ [14:20] ah [14:21] but yeah, i'd rather be developing stuff for ubuntu :P [14:24] RoAkSoAx: hey [14:24] koolhead17: howdy === MikeB is now known as technoviking [14:26] smoser: Do you think there is still merit in the qemu-* still being so different from Debian? [14:27] RoAkSoAx: am great. tried cobbler to provision Oneiric today, working to make sure cobbler makes some love with my preseed file. i might come with one bug soon, i need to test it few times before asking you :) [14:27] koolhead17: hehe alrighty! I'll be here [14:29] RoAkSoAx: yay!! Something to do with hostname. am testing preseed few more times before troubling you :D [14:29] hey kim0 === himcesjf1 is now known as himcesjf [14:30] koolhead17: hey htere [14:31] koolhead17: alrighty [14:31] kim0 few more days left :D [14:31] heh yeah [14:32] * koolhead17 bows to robbiew Daviey zul :D === funkyHat_ is now known as funkyHat [15:09] does even "Intel Rapid Storage Technology" RAID5 work in Ubuntu? === nijaba_afk is now known as nijaba [15:17] EriksLV: dunno, provide some specs for the card maybe [15:18] nevermind, 11.04 can use it [15:19] any recommendations on partition setup? I have 2.7TB RAID [15:19] / /home [15:20] any other? [15:20] What're you using it for? [15:20] maybe /var/log on a seperate partition? [15:20] Might want some separate non-raid5 for mbr [15:20] server [15:21] genii-around - separate hdd for booting? [15:21] EriksLV: Possibly, yes [15:21] grub and raid5 don't usually get along well [15:21] hmm [15:22] ok, I'll think about that [15:22] but how about partitions? [15:22] any recommendations about them? [15:29] kim0: Did you see my mail on ubuntu-server about getting a serverguide update merged? [15:33] ScottK: hey .. I can't really merge things myself either [15:33] I didn't check the bug .. but I dont have merge access [15:34] kim0: Could you ask around then. Someone is going to have to merge this stuff from the docs team. [15:34] ScottK: yeah they do .. I proposed a merge earlier, and a few days later they merged it [15:34] Who did the merge? I'll ping them. [15:35] ScottK: #ubuntu-doc people .. they said the mailing list is best to contact them though [15:36] ScottK: btw you mention bug 83473 (installer bug?!) [15:36] Launchpad bug 83473 in ubiquity "Installer crashed (dup-of: 76976)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/83473 [15:36] Launchpad bug 76976 in ubiquity "[feisty] no autopartitioning options presented?" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/76976 [15:36] It was supposed to be an LP bug. I'll check the number. [15:38] ScottK: I am surprised your branch is named you/+junk/serverguide .. I thought it must be you/serverguide/branchname ? [15:38] otherwise stacking breaks ? but I'm no bzr expert :) [15:38] That's what I picked. Maybe that's why I couldn't merge it. [15:38] ScottK: yeah probably .. [15:38] I'll push it again with a different name. [15:39] cool [15:39] I usually can just push :parent since I rarely touch branches I can't push to directly. [15:40] ScottK: thanks for the reviews :) [15:45] GrueMaster: Have you documented the results of server related testing on arm? [15:46] hallyn: I have a sneaking suspicion bug #694029 may be fixed now [15:46] Launchpad bug 694029 in linux "kvm guests become unstable after a while" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/694029 [15:47] hallyn: not ready to call it, but I ran my test script for 24+ hours with now guest corruption. This was after recent kernel and linux-firmware updates [15:47] s/now/no/ === guampa_ is now known as guampa [16:04] is there a way to stream mediatomb files, from the server to other machines on the network? [16:04] i've read the documentation, and it always refers to streams from other sources (like youtube, etc.) [16:05] Streaming local content is the main purpose of mediatomb o.o [16:05] cloakable: thats my point, i just can't figure out.. [16:05] i can download files just fine via the mediatomb "web page" [16:05] KM0201: Been a while since I use MT [16:06] but i can't stream them. [16:06] Can your media renderers see the server? [16:06] i dunno lemme try again [16:07] i was trying to play it through a web browser, but now that i think about it, that doesn't make sense [16:07] Not really [16:07] what do i put for URL?.. the path to the file i want to stream? [16:08] It should show up automatically via UPnP [16:08] That's the point of mediatomb [16:09] whats a UPnP client i can use on Ubuntu? [16:09] i dont think i really understood what mediatomb was supposed to do... [16:10] try the rhythmbox upnp plugin [16:10] what did you think it was for? [16:10] you can't watch movies w/ rhythmbox [16:11]