[00:03] I'm having trouble with setting up a l2tp/ipsec-psk server on 11.04, client connections seem to fail in phase 2 of ipsec connection. Any suggestions? [00:22] hi guys\ [00:23] just need some ideas please [00:23] i wanted to add more ubuntu servers to my network [00:23] i have monitoring and all that [00:23] hello [00:24] whats a good app for remote connections? [00:24] any production servers you can suggest?? [00:24] rdesktop is a good and simple one [00:24] i have x11vnc installed right now... [00:25] use it to remote to windows clients [00:25] rdp client [00:26] what about mac? [00:26] mmmm [00:26] not sure about that one [00:26] samtheman: you mean what hardware do we recommend? [00:26] never realy tried [00:26] no [00:26] like apps [00:26] mmmm [00:26] its: what do you mean "remote connections" ? [00:27] like, screen sharing [00:27] like i have nagios cacti [00:27] I want to be able to rack mount my server [00:27] and then remote into it using another machine [00:27] its: ssh is all you need. :) [00:27] yeah ssh [00:27] yeah ssh [00:28] samtheman: ahh, well I think servers should probably use all that electricy they have going through them to solve problems .. what problems do you need to solve? [00:28] i dont have any atm [00:28] just trying to implement more ubuntu in the networ [00:28] i was think instant messaging [00:28] more ubuntu? Thats odd. [00:29] i dont like windows [00:29] im working on network load balancing [00:29] but that project is not due for ages [00:30] well i think linux is really good [00:30] haproxy for that one ---- thats good one rite?? [00:30] im super new to ubunter server edition [00:30] samtheman: again, thats like saying do you guys know where any nails are that I can hit with my hammer? .. more appropriate to find reasons to use nails. :) [00:31] do you know how i can install webgui cms [00:32] i thought that could be better than my knowldgetree document sharing [00:33] If you want a CMS, Drupal is the current powerhouse there [00:35] it does intranet, document sharing stuff like that?? [00:35] Its a CMS, so it... manages.. content. :) [00:39] I always perfer the ones that self-manages :) [00:42] RoAkSoAx: are you still around? [00:47] Will someone tell me why this watershed crap is still trying to run a vgchange -ay *12 hours* after a reboot? [00:47] http://paste.debian.net/129693/ [00:49] twb`: thats run by /lib/udev/rules.d/85-lvm2.rules on my oneiric system.. [00:50] Yeah [00:50] twb`: is it possible you have an intentionally not-activated pv somewhere? [00:50] I was going to blame that for locking my lvm layer, but apparently it's not his fault [00:51] root 20379 0.0 0.0 32208 15844 ? D I don't recall exactly what sets ID_FS_TYPE .. but if its from the partition table.. maybe you have one thats marked inactive and has no defined vg [00:51] ^^ still stuck in D state [00:51] twb`: Error: "^" is not a valid command. [00:51] Stupid bot. [00:51] sorry what are we talking about?? [00:51] watershed??? [00:52] OK, the actual problem is that "lvs" and all other LVM commands act like this: http://paste.debian.net/129695/ [00:52] This issue arose after deploying a backup solution that works by taking an LVM snapshot of each LV in turn, fscking the snapshot, mounting it, rsync the data off, then unmounting and lvremoving it. [00:54] twb`: I've used that scheme before and its pretty effective usually (as long as your daemons stop writing while you snapshot) [00:54] or all write atomically [00:55] I think the problem is collectd REALLY likes writing [00:55] twb`: so the lvcreate for thes napshot just sits there forever in disk wait? [00:55] And I didn't realize lvsnapshot needs the system to be quiescent [00:55] Yeah [00:55] yes thats true [00:55] 10:54 Evidence: http://paste.debian.net/129696/ [00:55] On other systems I was calling "sync & sync & wait" before each lvcreate --snapshot IIRC [00:56] I've always found the handwaving people do about collectd's every-5-seconds-write-like-its-1999 behavior to be unconvincing :) [00:56] Its not that it has to be totally quiescent [00:56] SpamapS: do you use collectd yourself, and if so do you know how to make it be less write-happy? [00:57] SpamapS: I'm thinking either crank up the buffering options and/or deploy rrcached or whatever it's called [00:57] twb`: I've only evaluated it. I found the writing too intense for most light weight servers. [00:57] Yeah, I'm getting completely reamed here by its default config and about 20 servers sending it stats over UDP [00:57] the rrd caching daemon is a must [00:57] OK, I will make that a priority [00:58] (afk few minutes, talking to $boss) [00:59] twb`: I'd be curious to hear if your snapshots complete and how full they are right after they do complete. It shouldn't be as painful as you're describing, even with a tiny write every 5 seconds. [01:03] Let me show you an iostat [01:03] Hmm, that's actually not too bad [01:03] http://paste.debian.net/129697/ [01:04] dm23 is /var/lib/collectd [01:04] I have seen that up around 6000 when everything else was more like 128. [01:11] New bug: #828719 in glance "glance/common/config.py find_config_file() loads config files from "."" [Low,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/828719 [01:15] SpamapS: OK explain this to me, I tried "lxc-freeze --name hugin" (the collectd container), and I also tried kill -STOP all the procs in that container, and the I/O write load is unchanged on that LV [01:17] OK what the shit, even after I stop the entire container and all its procs are gone, the I/O write load is still high [01:20] OK, *now* it's finally gone down [01:20] dirty pages being flushed ? [01:20] The lvcreate --snapshot that was hung in D state is also gone, BUT I ran "lvs" and that's not in uninterruptable D state [01:33] adam_g: im here [01:33] what's up [01:37] I also noticed that I'm getting write amplification at the md layer (compare md1 with its underlying sda/b/c) [01:37] lucid's parted and kernel don't support --alignment optimal, but Debian Sid's does -- I'm wondering if I should have a flag day, turn everything off, and reprovision everything on top of partitions created from a sid live environment [01:41] hi guys [01:41] quick one [01:41] theres a user here who is going to pay 5k for an app that changes pdf to flipbook [01:42] is there a linux free app thats does the same?? [01:44] samtheman: define "flipbook" [01:45] so it looks like a book [01:45] runs on flash i think\] [01:45] u can turn pages [02:00] anyone got any ideas please:) [02:00] "Fried Oreo Sandwiches" [02:00] There's a doozy of an idea for oyu [02:01] thanx [02:01] Also, here's a recycled one -- fried peanut butter, honey, and banana sandwiches [02:01] "The Elvis" [02:01] I think I'll convince the people at the Royal Caribe to make them this time :) [02:05] samtheman: sorry, I don't do flash. [03:19] hey everyone, im trying to modify my grub menu. i made the changes i believe i needed. but the grub menu is not changing. any ideas? [03:19] :( [03:22] Can someone tell me why r8169 is still loading even though I've blacklisted it? http://pastebin.com/5VRVwzci === ehw_ is now known as ehw [03:34] ascheel: try running "sudo update-initramfs -u" and then reboot [03:43] hallyn: did you ever make a patch for https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libvirt/+bug/691590 ? [03:43] Launchpad bug 691590 in libvirt "libvirt should not take ownership of ISO images" [Low,Triaged] [03:46] hallyn: I see now that you made the patch, but did it ever get accepted upstream? [04:02] WTF? [04:02] "This filesystem will be automatically checked every 0 mounts or 0 days, whichever comes first. Use tune2fs -c or -i to override." [04:03] Gee, thanks, mke2fs. [04:03] This is why we can't have nice things [04:23] twb`: That just means someone set the fs to not do mount checks. setting to 0 or -1 disables them, IIRC. [04:25] I just made it [04:25] "mke2fs /dev/sdc" [04:25] I mean: I didn't ask it not to [04:26] Hmm... OK. Did you accidentally ask it not to, in /etc/mke2fs.conf ?? [04:54] hi [04:54] Don't think so [04:54] Hmm enable_periodic_fsck = 0 [04:54] No idea how that got there tho [04:55] After one unpropershutdown and reboot, I lost my ssh with putty to my ubuntu 10.04 LTS server. what would be the most likely problem ? If I use on server, it is fine. From terminal with ssh client is not fine [04:55] ssh localhost is fine [04:55] etckeeper says it changed Sat Jul 23 01:47:19 EST 2011 twb [04:56] During the upgrade -e2fsprogs 1.41.12-4 +e2fsprogs 1.42~WIP-2011-07-02-1 [05:01] twb`: Aha, I was (sort of) right. So, a package upgrade changed the mke2fs defaults to doing no checks! That's... bad. Although the ~WIP... numbering scheme suggests it may not have been exactly the most refined/tested/stable version of e2fsprogs ever :) [05:03] Maybe I got it out of experimental or something -- this is a debian sid/experimental host btw [05:04] nope, that's sid [05:04] Ah, OK, that would make more sense... I was wondering what version of Ubuntu would use that, since oneiric is still only at 1.41.14-1ubuntu3 [05:05] Sory about that [05:07] linocisco: Is the server at a static IP address? If it uses DHCP, maybe the reboot gave it a new and different IP address? [05:07] jmarsden: sure [05:09] jmarsden: it is with static [05:09] jmarsden: IP [05:10] linocisco: OK. So, from the server console can you ssh to its network IP (not localhost) OK? [05:14] http://bugs.debian.org/632637 [05:26] jmarsden: yes. it is I can ssh to it's network ip if I ssh on server desk [05:26] jmarsden: the thing is it can't be ssh from other machine [05:35] linocisco: OK, so do you have any firewalling or packet filtering on the server? ufw, perhaps? [05:36] linocisco: You can do sudo ufw status to check if it is turned on, and sudo ufw disable to turn if off if you need to. [05:37] hi all [05:46] jmarsden: status = inactive [05:46] jmarsden: what do I do ? [05:47] Oh lame [05:47] debootstrap --limit-priority avoids downloading optional/extra packages, but it still LISTS them in its Packages file [05:47] linocisco: That means ufw is not the issue. [05:48] linocisco: Basically you need to troubleshoot this as a networking issue. Can you ping from workstation to server, and from server to workstation? [05:49] jmarsden: yes. it is fine vice versa [05:50] OK. From the workstation if you telnet 1.2.3.4 22 (where 1.2.3.4 is the IP of the server), what happens? [05:53] jmarsden: not ok [05:53] linocisco: Be specific! What error message do you see? [05:55] jmarsden: I did telnet 1.2.3.4 22 from my windows XP. no error message found. just cursor blinking and after one more keystroke. back to command prompt. I didn't see any telnet prompt or login prompt [05:55] jmarsden: i have rebooted server 3 times. [05:58] linocisco: I need to go away from the computer soon... Windows telnet should (I think) either show you a connect message and the SSH version number in the banner, or it should (after a minute or so) give yu an error message. So I am not sure what the issue is. [05:59] ok [05:59] linocisco: wait... you did change the 1.2.3.4 into the real local IP of your server, right? [05:59] jmarsden: what do you mean ? [05:59] Instead of 1.2.3.4 use the actual local IP address of your server. [06:00] jmarsden: on server, I tried both ssh localhost and ssh server-ip . not ok. [06:00] jmarsden: then again from client XP, i tried telnet server IP 22 . not ok [06:00] jmarsden: i didn't change server 's IP [06:00] OK. I don't know what the issue is. I need to go; hopefully someone else can help you some more. [06:04] jmarsden: thanks anway [06:04] linocisco: You're welcome. === RudyValencia- is now known as RudyValencia [06:21] New bug: #848643 in nova (universe) "eucatools not working" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/848643 [06:45] fter one unpropershutdown and reboot, I lost my ssh with putty to my ubuntu 10.04 LTS server. what would be the most likely problem ? If I use on server, it is fine. From terminal with ssh client is not fine [11:25] ssh localhost is fine [07:50] i need some help. I enabled the admin group for sudoers, and now I cant use my administrator user to sudo anything. If i try to sign in as root, it tells me bad password. anyone have a clue how to fix this? [07:50] I can't ftp into my server while logged out, (Response: 331 Please specify the password. Command: PASS ******** Error: Connection timed out, is as far as it goes) And rtorrent keeps seeding, but halts downloading in a detached screen session if I log out. What could this be? [07:52] sms_: possibly some kind of restriction in your pam rules. [07:53] What are pam rules? [07:54] heh.. not something you probably tweaked on your own [07:55] I installed rtorrent, then noticed it won't keep downloading, and then I couldn't ftp into it either. If I'm logged in locally/via ssh everything works [07:57] "File chunk write error no such file or directory" was on one of the torrents in rtorrent [07:57] but not always [07:58] ugh. I think I'm screwed [08:00] The harddrive is connected via a sata pci card, if that could mean something [08:15] My home directory is encrypted too, and rtorrent was downloading into my home directory [08:17] You probably have some magic which locks your home directory when you log out then. [08:18] I hate magic :-/ [08:19] It's not magic [08:23] Maybe I'll reinstall without encryption, I haven't gotten much configured yet [08:24] Or you could spend some time to unroll this and learn a little in the progress, if you got time (Meant in the most sincere way, realized it might sound snotty) [08:25] No I have time :), just that I'm completely lost [08:33] <_GoRDoN_> sms_: Are you using full disc encryption or Ubuntus home-dir encryption? I also had some problems with home-dir encryption so I switched to full disc encryption. [08:34] home encryption [08:37] <_GoRDoN_> sms_: Check your processor usage when you add a new torrent. I think the problem is that rtorrent tries to allocate new space for torrents and that takes too long so it fails. [08:38] <_GoRDoN_> sms_: But there is no problems with full disc encryption [08:39] hmm ok [08:39] <_GoRDoN_> sms_: And you can test if the encryption is problem by running rtorrent from /tmp, that should work without problems [08:40] Good Day People! [08:40] Everything looking dandy on the ship? [08:43] It's not that kind of ship, mate [08:43] _GoRDoN_: He did mention logging out. [08:44] * ersi sticks https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedHome#Caveats into the channel [08:46] hehe I love how the installer mentions "seamlessly" [08:48] It's seemless if you do not wander into the Caveats [08:48] Indeed [08:50] Daviey: g'day o/ [08:54] hey all [08:55] why the alpha release gives no information about the same in lsb-release file :( [08:55] am inserting it on my pressed to do it for me now [08:56] i want the reason for the same. [08:57] Yeah, _GoRDoN_, ersi, rtorrent kept going in /tmp. I don't exactly need encryption, can I remove it? [08:57] * koolhead11 looks at Daviey [08:59] hey lynxman [08:59] and koolhead11 [09:01] Daviey: what is a reason for not mentioning alpha/beta with release dates :( [09:03] it becomes troubling when we are testing things on daily build. :( [09:04] * koolhead11 wonders whom he should run after for the answer :P [09:04] koolhead11: uh? I don't follow [09:05] Daviey: i wanted to know why lsb-release file doesn`t make/give exact information about the distro, like alpha/beta with release date [09:05] :D [09:05] koolhead11: Maybe you are looking for. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OneiricReleaseSchedule :) [09:05] koolhead11: Uh, there's no field for date in /etc/lsb-release [09:06] ersi: indeed [09:06] Or do you mean that alpha/beta should preferebly be in DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION? [09:06] koolhead11: part of the problem, is that we don't /exactly/ know what version of an archive snapshot will be the alpha / beta or even release [09:06] ersi: yeah it should be there with the date of built :P [09:06] Once the archive has changed from what is on the released ISO, it's no longer THE alpha or beta. [09:06] koolhead11: uname -a :P [09:07] or uname -v [09:08] ersi: that does not solve my issue :D actully [09:08] koolhead11: /var/log/installer/media-info should have the specific information about what build it was installed from. [09:20] sbeattie: yeah, i found the date. :) but more detailed description needed [09:20] :D [09:21] hi . i have WDmybookworld NAS. I want to console log in to this. I dont want to reset. Do I know how I can know it's IP without knowing its IP range ? [09:26] lenios_: You could check the manual. Or do a broadcast ping. There's several methods. If you can log onto your router/switch, you could check the ARP tables/ports [09:28] koolhead11: the date + nearby milestone is all that there is for daily snapshots (it will include a respin revision if such things happen); what are you looking for or are trying to solve? [09:28] sbeattie: testing some apps on the daily built of oneric :D [09:28] Does apt-get --download-only require a -y? I can't test right now as everything is up to date :-/ [09:29] sbeattie: yeah, i think lsb-release should have more detailed description [09:29] alas, it would require updating the base-files package for each respin. [09:33] sbeattie: redhat on the other hand gives much detailed description on the same i think [09:36] koolhead11: what it sounds like you need is a list of all installed packages and their versions. Would that help? dpkg-query -W will give you that [09:37] rbasak: thanks. I got what i wanted. :D [10:36] New bug: #848844 in asterisk (universe) "application PickupChan failure" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/848844 [10:50] SpamapS: there's a -server and a -generic kernel - IIRC the -server kernel uses 100Hz and not preempt, both better for server stuff, while the -generic uses CONFIG_PREEMPT_VOLUNTARY [10:50] that is, seems both are using 100Hz [10:52] hi guys, I'm having issues with install 10.04 on a Dell PowerEdge 2600 server. It seems the kernel version causing panics with the raid controller. Anyone come across this and/or got any suggestions please? [10:53] euphor][a: never seen that - make sure you're using the latest release - 10.04.3 [10:58] How do I make a launcher load a page in firefox or google chrome. some sites i use I want to launch in chrome as they display better in my FAT clients [10:58] or should I ask elsewhere? [11:00] garymc: I somewhat doubt that's server related... [11:00] yeah ok [11:00] im LTSP [11:00] RoyK: thanks, I have the latest release -- ironically an older release works as it has an older kernel [11:01] euphor][a: then you've hit a bug [11:01] euphor][a: what do you mean older? older 10.04 or older distro? [11:01] older distro, 8.04, having an older kernel [11:02] RoyK: yes, it does seem to be a bug [11:04] euphor][a: there's a backported 2.6.35 available for Lucid as well, but I doubt there's an install CD with it [11:09] euphor][a: you may try to boot without acpi or apic (press f6 in the initial grub menu) [11:11] RoyK: thanks, I'll give it a shot [11:11] RoyK: the bug persists up until 2.6.35 afaiaa, so it's 2.6.29 or older only I believe [11:12] (that I have to use( [11:13] have you tried 10.10 or 11.04? [11:13] not optimal if you want to run LTS, but then, 12.04 isn't that far off [11:14] looking at LTS only unfortunately [11:15] well 10.04 is an LTS build. You could theoretically try that [11:15] As opposed to 10.04.3? [11:15] sorry, i interchange them. 10.04.3 is the LTS build [11:16] 10.04 - 10.04.3 are all LTS [11:16] but its in the 10.04 family :P [11:16] regardless, its an LTS. [11:17] I have tried 10.04.3, it kernel panics randomly [11:17] I'll try 11.04 now, just to see [11:17] well if 10.04.3 kernel panics randomly [11:17] then its likely that 11.04 will as well [11:17] is this, say, ancient system hardware you're on? [11:18] >= 4 years of age? [11:18] yes [11:18] Dell PowerEdge 2600, EOL [11:19] heh [11:19] I could run 8.04 LTS, but had trouble accessing EFI partitions [11:23] EFI? *loads google* [11:23] EFI GUID Partition support (NEW) [11:23] EFI = ....? [11:24] to access 4Tb partitions [11:25] you still havent explained what EFI is :P *resorts to google* [11:25] ahh [11:32] it's a partitions schema [11:45] Hello [11:45] How do you completely reinstall something when you've F**** up all the config files and etc? [11:46] and need it ALL completely reset? [11:48] ? [12:12] hi guys, I have a 4Tb external firewire drive that, when connected to 8.04, says 'sdb: unknown partition table' [12:13] It was created and worked fine on Gentoo, but doesn't mount on Ubuntu? === ServerTech is now known as ServerTechLaptop [12:33] crass: I don't recall what happened with that. [12:33] somehow I think I thought I was waiting for an update from hggdh [12:33] crass: take it you see libvirt still doing that? [12:37] hggdh: bug 691590, do you still see that behavior? [12:37] Launchpad bug 691590 in libvirt "libvirt should not take ownership of ISO images" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/691590 [12:39] hallyn: I *think* so -- but there is a setting on qemu.conf that disables it, as long as you are running libvirt as root [12:39] which I have been doing since [12:41] I can test it easily, though -- right now I am jumping off the fire to land in the frying pan (ISOs changing ownership and blowing out ISO update, or libvirt-as-root and blowing up security) [12:41] New bug: #848932 in cloud-init (main) "chef support has static mapping for ruby version -> packages" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/848932 [12:42] hggdh: does that mean the bug is still worth fixing for your end? [12:44] hallyn: ISOs should not change ownership, mostly should not have ownership set to a system account. Yes, if it still happens, certainly is worth fixing [12:47] good morning [12:47] morning zul [12:48] hey hggdh [12:48] hggdh: i'll follow up, thanks [12:49] hggdh: well, to be clear - you're saying that running as root is giving you its own set of problems, right? [12:49] (so i can prioritize) [12:50] i'm forgetting what the core of the problem was. a mirror updating the cdrom backing file seems problematic regardless of uid changes [12:53] oh well. patch -> list [12:54] hallyn: sorry, wife called [12:55] hallyn: we should not need to run libvirt as root. I am rerunning my scenario to see if it still is a problem [13:01] hohoho [13:02] hggdh: 'should not need to' where need is defined by special cases doesn't really help to prioritize :) [13:03] hallyn: out default install does not run libvirt as root. Having to do so is a deviation [13:03] IOW, the behavior you want can be argued either way. So my question was whether the workaround does in fact cause you different problems [13:04] hallyn: no problems, except running libvirt as root. I am personally confortable there, this is *my* machine [13:04] hggdh: I honestly believe that having the user provide an iso which is specific for the VM makes more sense, than designing libvirt to handle isos being overwritten by a mirror === nihe_ is now known as nihe [13:05] but if the workaround caused problems, then it would be worth it [13:05] However, it appears I really dropped the ball by neither marking the bug wontfix, nor forwarding the bug to upstream [13:05] hallyn: OK. It is a question of usage and of interpretation. I accept it, and I have a workaround. I am cool, no matter what you decide [13:07] hggdh: cool, thanks - so i'll fwd it upstream, but if they don't take it, then i'll mark it wontfix rather than patch in ubuntu. [13:07] hallyn: certainly [13:32] Good morning. [13:33] What's considered the best VNC version latetly? Wanting to put something on all the PC's here so I can remotly monitor/support and such. [13:39] what would be the recommended way to use cloud-init to deploy an application in ec2 using one shared configuration, revision controlled, and one private configuration, containing my access token and secret for launchpad? [13:51] Daviey: where do you see this block-migration stuff in Openstack? === chuck_ is now known as zul [14:09] * pmatulis wonders why samba's testparm did not pick up 2 contradicting 'passdb' entries... [14:22] So I'm looking at cobbler, and the docs are very RHEL-centric. If I just follow the instruction but with an Ubuntu ISO and preseed file with cobbler from oneiric, will it work, or are there other docs I can use? [14:22] rbasak: i think there are some on help.ubuntu.com [14:23] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Cobbler [14:23] jamespage: aha, thanks! I searched wiki.ubuntu.com; didn't realise that help.ubuntu.com was separate [14:23] rbasak: np === kentb is now known as kentb-afk [14:28] zul: have the fixes errant qemu-nbd processes landed in nova yet? and do you want me to test if so? [14:28] jamespage: not yet...it landed in trunk...it should land in ubuntu this friday [14:29] zul: ack - lemme know when [14:29] rbasak, if you find something not working from the docs or anything just let me know [14:29] jamespage: sure [14:29] rbasak: errr if you find something not working from the docs or anything just let me know [14:29] \lol [14:31] ok, thanks :) === kentb-afk is now known as kentb [14:56] New bug: #795930 in apache2 (main) "When using function get_domain_by_name() from libvirt-php i get segmentation fault 11 and apache crashes. " [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/795930 [14:56] New bug: #812028 in apache2 (main) "apache2 crashed with SIGSEGV in _zend_hash_add_or_update()" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/812028 [15:04] kim0, are you online ?? [15:04] lajjr: yep [15:04] great... [15:04] what's up [15:04] I have a ?? [15:04] shoot :) [15:04] Does anyone want to smoke test the openstack dashboard? [15:05] Daviey: do I have to install a full openstack env for that ? [15:05] can I also take 15 - 16 ?!? [15:05] zul: How is the migration looking? [15:05] getting there [15:05] now that i understand it [15:05] lajjr: heh sure! You can take whatever you want as long as you promise to complete it :) [15:06] kim0: hmm, pretty much - but should be possible on an all in one node. [15:06] (or VM) [15:06] chapters that is.. I also am going to kill bugs for the mail part.. [15:06] heh of course.. [15:06] lajjr: AWESOME .. please add yourself to http://pad.ubuntu.com/serverguide [15:06] hello there, how do I pass the "--master" flag to "/etc/init.d/mongodb start" ? [15:07] zul: are you taking notes? [15:07] OK ..also file server is done and didn't look at the bugs my bad... :(.. [15:07] Daviey: yep [15:08] kim0, add, you mean to said chapter I mentioned right??? [15:08] Daviey: Is there any doc on how to install this all in one openstack to test the dashboard ? [15:08] lajjr: I mean write your name on http://pad.ubuntu.com/serverguide besides those chapters (like the rest of the chapters) [15:09] yep doing it right just making sure was in the right frame of mind LOL.. [15:09] lajjr: hehe cool :) [15:11] kim0, added... [15:12] will try to complete ASAP.. bugs too...!. [15:13] heh.. [15:15] smoser: ^^^ what would be the recommended way to use cloud-init to deploy an application in ec2 using one shared configuration, revision controlled, and one private configuration, containing my access token and secret for launchpad? [15:15] kim0: not off the top of my head, sorry [15:17] lajjr: I just saw that you signed in to update the chat chapters on the Server Guide === bigjools is now known as bigjools-otp [15:17] lajjr: I was about to do it myself (just set up the bzr branches). If you want, I can take care of the chat chapter. I'm not too good with version control [15:20] smoser: any plans to add arch=arm support to cloud-utils [15:20] cr3, "access token" == "ec2 credentials" ? [15:20] cloud-publish-image is reluctant todo it at the moment - "arch must be i386 or x86_64" [15:20] for ec2 credentials you most certainly should use 'iam' , and create some credentials that can only do what you want. [15:21] smoser: for ec2 creds, or aws creds? :) [15:22] smoser: not ec2 credentials, just credentials specific to the application being deployed so that it can connect to launchpad without prompting for openid and oauth credentials [15:22] is anyone free to try a PXE boot atm? [15:22] I'm getting an endless loop [15:22] then, i would probably seed those (and your launchpad credentials) into the instance via '#include-once' that lynxman wrote. [15:23] smoser: \o/ [15:23] smoser: is #include-once supported in lucid running on the instance where I'm deploying? [15:23] jamespage, you want to open a quick bug ? and we can get it fixed. [15:24] include-once is not supported by lucid. :-( [15:24] smoser: sure [15:24] cr3, so i would recommend doing some one-time url (or expiring) and maybe that would work with lucid... [15:24] i'm wondering what would happen on subsequent boots. [15:24] jamespage: Yeah, i edited mine in-place [15:25] if that url is still there to be #included, but just with other data (not the secret from the first time) it would probably be OK. [15:27] jamespage, so euca-bundle-image wont complain about arch as arm ? [15:27] smoser: not sure how that would work: I could probably commit the url pointing to my credentials but couldn't people then access that url? [15:27] cr3, yes. so you need a one time use or expiring url [15:27] and you pass it a url like myhost.com/