[00:34] i have natty server installed on an aws instance, i noticed that mod_fastcgi is no longer there, anyone have any idea how to get it back? [00:35] compubomb: might be called fcgi? [00:35] twb: they are not the same.. [00:35] Oh, OK [00:35] compubomb, install libapache2-mod-fastcgi [00:35] my problem is i only know how to setup php-fpm with apache using mod_fastcgi not fcgi [00:35] Well, there's no mod_fastcgi in Debian at this time, at any rate. [00:36] There is always libapache2-mod-fcgid :-\ [00:36] smw: yeah, that one [00:36] I think when I was forced to deploy PHP, on a lucid box, that was the only cgi-based interface that was available [00:36] wy did they remove it? [00:37] compubomb: I would guess because it was unmaintained; the changelogs probably say [00:37] how do you configure php-fpm using fcgid [00:37] I don't know, ask #php [00:38] IMO if you are using PHP, you have lost. [00:38] you are entitled to your opinion. [00:40] I don't imagine it's any harder to point mod-fcgid at php5-fpm than it is to point mod-fastcgi at php5-fpm... [01:35] Hey guys. I added a new disk to one of our mail servers today for storing users mail and I am about to format it however I am looking to add some inode configuration to allow many many many mail files. Can anyone help me with how I should configure the filesystem for this? [01:36] I wouldn't bother [01:36] how come? [01:37] However mke2fs in /etc/mke2fs.conf has something like -T small or -T news [01:37] jetole: because it's never been an issue for me [01:38] twb: do you mind if I ask how much space one of your mail servers use for mail storage and what file system you use? [01:38] For example, look at this filesystem configured normally, storing only maildirs:http://paste.debian.net/135873/ [01:39] one sec, want to take another look at /etc/mke2fs.conf [01:39] It looks like if I use -T news I will have one inode for each per block [01:40] Goddamn kernel packages [01:40] at least on my system it shows the default blocksize as 4096 and news has inode_ratio set to 4096 [01:40] Recommends: grub-pc | grub | lilo (>= 19.1) [01:40] twb: did I understand that right [01:40] ^^ gee thanks, I really need a kernel upgrade to try blowing away my working bootloader with a broken one [01:40] twb: Error: "^" is not a valid command. [01:41] lilo. heh, that takes me back through nostalgia [01:41] * twb looks at pinning again to prevent same [01:42] hmmmm [01:42] I didn't realize I could view inodes used with df [01:42] which turns out not to be the problem I thought it was [01:42] Now you do [01:44] my /home/vmail partition is using 43G out of 200G and has ocfs2 file system (though I was going to implement ext3 or 4 on the new disk) and I started receiving out of disk space errors today [01:44] twb: any idea what may have caused that? [01:44] oh and I am using 11M out of 50M inodes [01:44] I know nothing of OCFS [01:44] But my first guess would be per-user or -group quotas [01:44] Try repquota -a [01:45] twb: fair enough but do you know of any common reasons that may happen on other FS's? [01:45] * jetole looks [01:45] Otherwise df -h and df -hi, see if anything is full [01:45] I don't have a requota command [01:45] *repquota [01:45] rep: replace report-hw [01:46] both disk space and inode usage, both are 22% [01:46] Obviously you'll need to use repquota on the host that has the filesystem mounted, not e.g. an NFS client, and probably needs to run as root. But if it's not installed and there's no mention of quota in /proc/mounts, then I guess you don't have quotas set up [01:46] If OCFS is anything like btrfs, it could also simply have gotten its knickers twisted about something else, filesystem-specific [01:46] yeah I don't hve quota installed [01:46] I did a apt-file search then used dpkg --get-selections to check [01:47] That's great, whatever [01:47] twb: I was explaining how I found out what package it is and then how I... ah nevermind. you're right @ whatever [01:48] twb: it may have gotten it's knickers twisted about god knows what but worth checking the generic causes first since people who know ocfs2 may be harder to track down [01:48] twb: btw, ocfs2 is a clustered FS from oracle [01:49] a free one that's in the packages but that's what it does and who makes it [01:49] Shrug [01:49] meh, in case you had cared [01:50] FFS, does pinning even work AT ALL in ubuntu [01:52] twb: what are you talking about at pinning [01:52] http://paste.debian.net/135875/ <-- fucked [01:53] hey watch your language [01:53] I personally don't give a fuck but everyone always says that [01:53] and yeah, don't know about pinning. read something about it a year or more ago but I haven't really needed to use it [01:54] jetole: I don't expect *you* to, but I hoped someone else was awake. [01:54] twb: don't supposed you can dpkg -i thispkg.deb for the version you need then echo thispkg hold | dpkg --set-selections [01:54] would that work? [01:55] jetole: as I said, I need grub to NEVER EVER EVER be installed, and the kernel packages are doing their best to break that. [01:55] oh [01:55] Pinning it to -1 should be the trivial solution. [01:55] again, can't you place a hold on the package? [01:55] You can't hold non-installed packages [01:57] yep. guess you're right === medberry is now known as med_out [01:58] however you can hold uninstalled packages if that helps === kentb is now known as kentb-out [02:01] Doesn't help [02:01] As at lucid, anyway [02:02] http://paste.debian.net/135876/ === PleXuS is now known as PleXs [02:09] twb: it works well. it's aptitude that doesn't: http://pastebin.com/E65sNwHA [02:09] * jetole goes for a smoke, bbiab [02:18] twb: did you notice that aptitude didn't actually place a hold on the package? [02:18] I didn't [02:18] 22:09 < jetole> twb: it works well. it's aptitude that doesn't: http://pastebin.com/E65sNwHA [02:18] I saw that, yes [02:19] aptitude didn't place a hold on the package in that paste but dpkg --set-selections did [02:22] twb: every file needs a inode and needs only one inode. right? [02:23] Every object in the filesystem requires one inode [02:23] e.g. a directory has an inode [02:23] Hard links share one inode between all their copies, IIRC [02:24] also, do you know a quick way I can see how many files exist on a file system? I tried `find /home/vmail -type f | wc -l` | wc -l but this is taking forever [02:24] I can't think of a case where one object would need more than one inode [02:24] df -i [02:25] damn. 11072746 [02:26] I've decided to go with the new disk and ext4 and using -T news it only created 250k inodes [02:27] That's an order of magnitude more than you are using [02:27] I'm using 11 million according to df -hi [02:28] Oh sorry, misread [02:28] I know of the top of my head one user has 25k files in his inbox plus he has a bunch of other maildir's / folders [02:28] Fiddle with -i or so, I guess [02:29] yeah I'm looking into it [02:29] It does seem odd that you're hitting this, though [02:30] it's a mail server for our entire corporation as well as other domains outside our company [02:31] Yes, but the number of inodes is proportional to the filesystem's overall size [02:31] 43GB of mail [02:31] both the current disk and the new one are 200GB [02:32] and if I understand everything right, 250k inodes means we can only store 250k files and directories. Is that right? [02:32] Yes [02:34] Hmm, that's odd [02:34] I'm checking my workstation and my home machine and I see different specs on inode counts so going to play with mkfs and the options and see what I can come up with [02:35] http://paste.debian.net/135878/ [02:35] I don't suppose the fact that the mail server is Ubuntu server 9.04 would have anything to do with it? [02:35] Doubt it [02:36] I'll figure it out [02:37] did you have any luck using echo grub-pc hold | dpkg --set-selections then running aptitude? [02:38] hmmm, changing from ext4 to ext3 I can see mkfs is using a much higher inode count in mkfs and I think ext4 was still pretty new @ 9.04 [02:38] I didn't do that because I want pinning to work [02:39] I didn't think ext4 was available as at 9.04 [02:39] oh. so even if a hold works you still want to see it work with pinning? [02:40] yeah I don't think it was on a fresh install and may have been through a upgrade. or maybe it was but it wasn't even an option to format / and other partitions with it during install [02:40] but yeah, point being ext4 is new under 9.04 [02:42] oh wtf. df -hi /dev/vda1 still showed only 249k inodes after mkfs was done but I used tune2fs -l like you pasted and it shows the 52 million that mkfs said [02:42] I'm betting it was the same shit for ext4 too and df was the app shitting bricks. not the FS [02:43] I dunno man, all I really know is I've never actually run out of inodes in normal usage [02:44] yeah I don't think I have either but it was saying that only 249k existed and I know I am already using more then that [02:53] Question: how do I shut down Ubuntu server from the login prompt? [02:54] I forgot my username and password, and I'm running it on VMWare, and I just want to turn it off but can't seem to figure out how [02:55] I can restart it through VMWare's settings, but can't shut it down properly [03:00] rhb5d, push the power button :) [03:01] Is there a power button in VMware? [03:03] Probably [03:03] patdk-lap: unfortunately acpid isn't installd by default so that won't work >:-/ [03:04] rhb5d: unless you've installed acpid, your best bet will be to hit Ctrl+Alt+Del, which will trigger a clean *reboot*; then do a hard power off once you get to the bios or grub stage, where it is safe to do so. [03:04] rhb5d: if acpid was installed, you could simply tell VMware to hit the (virtual) power button, which would trigger a clean shutdown [03:05] Apparently ubuntu servers don't install acpid by default because "you could accidentally bump the power button when waddling through the machine room" [03:06] twb, odd, works on mine :) [03:06] but then acpid probably got installed for the monitoring software (cpu/temp/fan/....) [03:07] patdk-lap: right [03:07] works for me :) don't care about you :) [03:07] but then he is using vmware, so no powerbutton to hit [03:08] ctrl + alt + del doesn't do anything.. i can restart it through VMware, but can't get it into grub [03:08] it just loops back to the login prompt [03:08] you have to hold right shift for grub2 to load up [03:09] it has to be the right shift key? [03:09] yes [03:09] maybe that's why it hasnt worked :) [03:09] except for grub1 it's left control key, I think [03:09] rhb5d: unfortunately in their infinite wisdom, the ubuntu developers made it nearly impossible to get into grub on fast machiens [03:10] ya, my normal thing is to set grub to 2second timeout, and enable the menu [03:10] rhb5d: unlike extelinux, where you can leave the scroll lock or num lock key down to get into it, with grub you have to hit shift or alt EXACTLY when grub expects it [03:10] yes! made it into grub! [03:10] you have no idea how happy that alone makes me :) [03:10] rhb5d: OK, now pick single and break in [03:10] twb, heh, openindiana does a default 30second grub timeout and menu on every boot [03:10] that annoys me the other way :) [03:10] Oh, if you have a root password you'll need to init=/bin/sh [03:17] grub1 it's escape [03:17] and it gives you a 3 second prompt to do so [03:20] thank you for your help! [03:49] where could be the bottleneck, when I can get a maximum of 1MB/s transferrate through one connection? [05:01] New bug: #872553 in orchestra "upon creating a node via juju & orchestra, etckeeper hangs" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/872553 [08:19] hey everyone, I am having trouble with an ubuntu server I have running in as virtualbox guest. I cloned this ubuntu server from another virtual machine that is running for a long time already without problems. [08:20] But with this vm, I there seems to be a cronjob or something that makes the machine crash somehow. [08:21] the machine runs fine during the day, but if I try to login the next morning through ssh, I immediately get asked for my password, but after entering it, nothing seems to happen, untill I hit ctrl-c [08:21] then the server load and other login info is displayed and I get a bash prompt on the machine [08:21] but then it doesn't react anymore to keystrokes or anything else. [08:22] If I check the host OS. the virtualbox process doesn't have any cpu load or very high memory usage. Other vm's on the same host, and the host itself are also working normally [08:23] so I am suspecting that the ubuntu server guest os somehow becomes unresponsive due to some cronjob that starts at night. [08:23] does anyone have any clues as to what could cause this behaviour [08:25] the same unresponsive behaviour exists when I log in directly to the machine (using vbox rdp to the host os), so it also isn't a problem with ssh [08:25] SmokeyD: Did you check syslog? [08:26] memoryleak, I did on the host, and I am about to reset the guest os so I can log in again and check syslog on the machine. Right now I can't do anything on it [08:26] on the host I couldn't see anything out of the ordinary [08:26] tail to syslog and try to login [08:27] memoryleak, after the reset you mean? I am very certain that when I reset the guest os (tried that friday and tuesday) it will work as expected again, untill tomorrow. But I can check syslog on the guest os to see if some cronjob got stuck or something [08:28] but I do need to reset the guest os before I can do anything on it again [08:32] memoryleak, I just reset the guest os, and am checking syslog, but there are no messages between 05:29:02 this morning and 10:29:11 (which is right now when I reset the machine) [08:32] Well what about sshd log? [08:32] while normally there is a dhcp request every five minutes in the syslog, there is not syslog message in the 6 hours this morning [08:33] SmokeyD: /var/log/auth.log ? [08:34] memoryleak, there is a CRON login message in auth.log at 05:17 (30 minutes before the last dhcp request log in syslog), and then no more messages untill 10:29 [08:35] so something is causing the machine to freeze at around 05:49 this morning (almost 6 hours ago) [08:35] correction: 5 hours ago [08:35] Whit what you virtualize ? [08:35] virtualbox [08:36] but there are other machines on the same host in virtualbox (including the one the problem os was cloned from) that run without any trouble [08:36] and I checked syslog on the host os (also ubuntu server) and there is nothing out of the ordinary there. [08:39] the strange thing is that cron.daily on the guest os is not started untill 6:25 while the freeze seems to occur at 05:49, so it doesn't seem to be triggered by the daily cronjobs either === smb` is now known as smb [09:14] Daviey: around? [09:31] jamespage: hola [09:31] Daviey, morning [09:31] I'm just sweeping up any outstanding ISO tests [09:32] having an issue with i386 RAID test [09:32] install fine, boot fine, boot degraded from the first disk [09:33] won't boot from the second disk - it looks like grub bombs out because it just resets itself [09:33] and goes back to the grub menu - any ideas? [09:33] i can't even run any commands from the grub command line - it just dies and resets [09:34] I've complete torn down and re-setup my test VM - but its still not happy [09:49] hi all [09:49] jamespage: Daviey: morning o/ [09:49] koolhead17: morning to you too :) [09:49] moring all [09:49] hey lynxman :P [09:49] morning jamespage Daviey too :P [09:50] news of the day http://www.tehelka.com/story_main50.asp?filename=Ws101011MICROSOFT.asp :D [09:50] <_ruben> interesting .. postfix 2.8.5 in lucid-backports .. guess i should dust off my apt-pinning skills :p [09:56] Daviey: hmm I get the same on amd64 - wonder it its something about my vm [10:01] jamespage: eeek [10:01] Daviey: hmm [10:02] I get the same issue with the amd64 install [10:02] I've tried switching between virtio and default disk types [10:02] and ensuring that the disk is always presented as the first ie. vda or hda [10:02] but no success [10:02] jamespage: so if I did an install with kvm and two disks, would I probably be able to reproduce this? [10:03] pull one then the other [10:03] cjwatson, well unless its something specific to where I'm running the test - yes [10:03] thats exactly the configuration I use [10:03] jamespage: could you summarise your partitioning layout for me? [10:04] I'm using 2 x 2GB qcow2 images to back virtio disks [10:04] each disk is partitioned with three primary volumes - 1.5GB, 512M and the remainder - all set as type raid [10:04] The 1.5GB's are RAID-1 into / as ext4 [10:05] the 512M as swap [10:05] all raid-1? [10:05] and the remainder as /home as ext4 [10:05] yep [10:05] ok, let me have a go [10:05] I can pull the second disk OK [10:05] and restore it and resync [10:05] I just can't pull the first and get it to boot [10:05] amd64 or i386 [10:06] cjwatson, ta [10:08] jamespage: 1.5GB, 512M, and the remainder - but you're using 2GB disks, isn't the remainder nothing? [10:08] or is there a bit of rounding error at the end? [10:11] cjwatson, hmm - now that is odd [10:11] qemu-img info reports the disk a 2.0GB [10:12] fdisk from within the kvm reports 2147 MB [10:12] ok, so different GB [10:13] i.e. GB vs. GiB [10:13] ah [10:13] so rounding error at the end I guess [10:14] anyway - I end up with a 124MB /home [10:15] is there a "what next" document to read after installing ubuntu-orchestra-server? the packages only include the changelog & copyright in /usr/share/doc [10:16] * jamespage coffee - biab [10:18] tjaalton: not yet, we're on it though :) [10:18] lynxman: ok, any pointers in the meantime? I noticed that the orchestra-provisioning "site" is not enabled by default [10:19] tjaalton: hmm you mean the web ui? [10:19] lynxman: right, though any ui would do :) [10:20] tjaalton: don't think we have one active yet :( it's all command line [10:20] ok that's fine [10:21] tjaalton: let me see if I can find my notes for you, one sec [10:21] lynxman: thanks [10:24] I all, I have register a new domain with godaddy, now I can tell it to go to my server when I go to that site? [10:24] bau-: hmm wrong channel? :) [10:24] tjaalton: Once you have orchestra installed and the isos imported (it does that automatically on the background the first time) [10:25] tjaalton: it's time to tell cobbler to get to configure that machine by adding it to a profile [10:25] tjaalton: your orchestra server needs to be the next-server for PXE boot [10:26] tjaalton: then collect MAC address, give it a node name [10:26] tjaalton: and run this on your orchestra server [10:26] tjaalton: sudo cobbler system add --name="node01.internal.domain" --mac-address="AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF" --ip-address="AA.BB.CC.DD" --dns-name="node01.internal.domain" --hostname="node01.internal.domain --profile="profilename" [10:27] lynxman: thanks, I'll try that.. after lunch :) [10:28] tjaalton: good luck :) [10:47] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/856417 [10:47] Launchpad bug 856417 in linux "Dead loop on virtual device br100, fix urgently." [Undecided,Confirmed] [10:48] i am still finding the same behavior of it on oneiric [10:52] koolhead17, what else do you have running on that server? nova per chance? [10:56] and if so which networking mode are you using? [10:56] jamespage: currently to do all my testing am running natty/daiblo setup. [10:57] koolhead17, surely oneiric based on the kernel version? [10:57] jamespage: yes the system has nova running and we are running managed vlan mode [10:57] jamespage: $ cat /var/log/installer/media-info Ubuntu-Server 11.10 "Oneiric Ocelot" - Beta amd64 (20111009) [10:58] 09/10/2011 [10:58] i have dismentaled the machine to try newest built [10:58] koolhead17: right - unfortunately I don't have a dual nice setup to reproduce on [10:58] /nice/nic/ [10:59] but on my all-in-one I don't create the br100 interface - I create a br0 interface onto eth0 and use that for the private networking [10:59] jamespage: the same setup works well for the natty/daiblo setup. Am trying the newest image which just downloaded to see if this issue is resolved [10:59] * jamespage scratches his head [11:00] koolhead17, I guess it may be a difference in the kernel handling of duplicate ops on br100 [11:01] jamespage what would you suggest to not come out of this then. :D [11:02] i mean am creating br100 on eth0 or eth1 should not make a difference [11:02] :P [11:03] koolhead17, I don't think you need to create br100 at-all [11:03] I only do that in my all-in-one to work around not having two interfaces [11:04] jamespage: so how will i assign IP to my internal network ? [11:04] and communicate with internal machines :( [11:05] jamespage: brb. trying out newest release [11:05] koolhead17, firing in the dark a bit here - http://tinyurl.com/3c6fay8 [11:05] try configuring eth1 normally and then specifying --vlan_interface=eth1 [11:05] I think nova will then create the br100 interface using eth1 [11:05] *I think* [11:06] actually I can test this [11:06] jamespage: cool [11:09] how do i do grub-install on a kvm guest? [11:09] damn - anyone here ever succeded in setting up AD-based authentication for Linux clients? [11:11] RoyK: pam-ldap? Or just stuff like http auth? Kerberos integration? Or just.. blah blah blah.. There's a whole slew here. You can go from just using ldap to.. well.. complete integration. [11:12] pam-ldap should do. I just wonder if I have to lock the config to a fixed context... [11:12] * RoyK thinks LDAP is largely confusing [11:18] hrmf - failed to bind to LDAP server ldap://192.168.0.3/: Invalid credentials - but the same creds work with ldapsearch [11:19] meaning kerberos must be setup? [11:48] Suddenly my server has stopped booting, it just sits with a flashing cursor waiting to boot. [11:49] Suddenly my server has stopped booting, it just sits with a flashing cursor waiting to boot. It's an EFI machine, and the disk seems to be GPT, but I don't know what's wrong: http://paste.ubuntu.com/706649/ Can anyone help? [11:51] koolhead17: I think that works [11:51] jamespage: is it working for you the way you mentioned? [11:52] OK - so lemme run this through [11:52] eth0 - public interface [11:52] jamespage: yes [11:52] eth1- private interface [11:52] --vlan_interface=eth1 in /etc/nova/nova.conf [11:52] RoyK: winbind + pam_krb5 should do [11:52] k [11:53] jamespage: and you assigned IP to eth1 [11:53] koolhead17, yes - well dhcp did - I know that is not that normal in server deployments [11:54] I'm running this in a kvm so bear with me [11:54] thank goodness for ssd [11:54] jamespage: what i did is assigned a static ip to eth1 [11:54] so i have ip for eth1 and eyh1 [11:54] *eth1 [11:54] I think thats spot-on [11:55] I generated a set of networks - sudo nova-manage network create private 10.0.0.0/8 3 16 [11:55] and then uploaded a image and ran one [11:55] nova-network created: [11:56] br100, vlan100@eth1 and veth0 with is on br100 [11:56] I can access the instance using its private address from the nova server [11:57] I don't get any of those loop messages but I do see the br100 being setup [11:58] koolhead17: make sense so far? [11:59] Does anyone know how to get GRUB working with a GPT partition on a UEFI machine? [12:00] qemu-img: Error while formatting '/dev/data_disk/fliep' [12:01] That's when I try to qemu-img convert to an lvm-device [12:01] Any known fixes for that? [12:01] jamespage: indeed :) [12:01] koolhead17, it may be you get those loop messages because nova-compute is trying todo something to the bridge you already have setup [12:02] k [12:02] let me try as you mentioned [12:03] koolhead17, I've not tried running nova + lxc in a kvm before - actually worked quite well! [12:04] koolhead17, fwiw even if this does resolve your issue - I think that there might still be a bug in oneiric which you did not hit in natty [12:04] jamespage: so sumthing has changed in oneiric because we are still using the same old config creating br100 manually and it all works well [12:11] 11.10 countdown... [12:14] koolhead17, agreed - but I don't think that creating the br100 interface is required any more [12:17] jamespage: am still in same proble. [12:17] problem [12:18] is your eth1 and sudo nova-manage network create private 10.0.0.0/8 3 16 in same ip range [12:18] lynxman: actually, i got the cobber web-ui login screen up, but the password doesn't seem to work [12:18] koolhead17, no - they don't need to be [12:19] koolhead17, the address on eth1 will be on the native vlan [12:19] whereas the private network ranges will sit on different vlans [12:21] koolhead17: can you post /var/log/nova-*.log and your syslog and kern.log on the bug report [12:21] we might be able to identify what is causing the issue from that [12:25] http://paste.ubuntu.com/706669/ [12:28] jamespage: kernel log http://paste.ubuntu.com/706670/ [12:29] koolhead17, can we get more of nova-network.log [12:31] koolhead17, hmm - what parameters did you use with nova-manage network create? [12:32] in my setup I see vconfig operating on eth1 not br100 [12:33] yes [12:33] cjwatson: any progress on reproducing my raid issue? [12:37] nova-manage network create --bridge_interface=br100 --fixed_range_v4=192.168.3.0/29 --label=proj nova-manage floating create --ip_range=10.10.10.224/27 [12:38] this is what we used diablo plus natty [12:39] lynxman: I just get 'httpd does not appear to be running and proxying cobbler' when trying to add a system [12:39] same thing with 'cobbler check' [12:40] tjaalton: is apache running? [12:41] koolhead17: yep [12:41] morning [12:43] zul: morning o/ [12:43] morning zul [12:43] tjaalton: try restarting the orchestra server once [12:43] jamespage: should i dump whole network log along with the bug report? [12:45] koolhead17: what's it called? can't find anything with that name [12:46] hi all. giving btrfs a try again, now on the soon-to-be-released Ubuntu 11.10 - now, is there a way to do something similar on that as what I do on solaris/openindiana with 'beadm create'? that will create a clone of the root and allow me to boot into that, potentially after an upgrade (of that) [12:47] koolhead17, this is creating the issue - --bridge_interface=br100 [12:48] but I don't understand why it worked OK with diablo on natty [12:48] * jamespage scratches his head [12:49] jamespage: i am cleaning everything and this time not give the br100 flag. [12:49] jamespage: same is my situation/scarchy :) [12:49] koolhead17, worth a try [12:50] i have working natty/diablo running with same commands :) [12:51] koolhead17, I suggest you pastebin the log for the time being [12:52] tjaalton: pas-ef|grep orchestra gives notthing :( [12:52] jamespage: i dont think the network log has anything more relevant to this issues besides http://paste.ubuntu.com/706669/ [12:53] * ps -ef | grep orchestra [12:53] koolhead17, OK - so try with the --vlan-interace set in /etc/nova/nova.conf and don't specify the bridge_interface when creating the network with nova-manage [12:53] koolhead17: nope [12:54] jamespage: sure cleaning up all the the installs and try as yuo mentioned. :) [12:55] koolhead17, ok - lemme know how it goes. [12:55] sure [12:55] lynxman: hellos [12:56] * koolhead17 pokes RoAkSoAx: [12:56] koolhead17: hey hey [12:56] jamespage: the only problem/confusion i have if its working on natty/diablo what have we changed in in oneiric :P [12:57] lynxman: what is default orchestra process, tjaalton needs some help :) [12:57] koolhead17: cobbler [12:57] right, restarting cobbler didn't help [12:59] lynxman: am having nightmares in understanding RBAC of nova/ [12:59] i created like 15 users and added like 5-6 projects [12:59] :P [12:59] jamespage: I've reproduced it; I'm working on debugging it (amid other things) [13:01] cjwatson, great - let me know if I can help in anyway [13:02] will do [13:18] jamespage: good morning, to which Jenkins test we map the tracker "Ubuntu Server EC2 HVM (US-East) amd64"? [13:19] hggdh: we don't [13:19] ah [13:19] normally utlemming or smoser run that one by hand [13:22] tjaalton: check if there is allready a question with same else post one with all details, am sure someone will look into it and answer back. :) [13:29] koolhead17: i suspect the network settings are somehow screwed, will fix them first [13:31] jamespage: k, I will wait for utlemming or smoser [13:48] jamespage: success finally :P [13:49] but need to get 100% sure first :) [13:49]