[00:28] * RoyK installed his home server on broken mirrors and just resynced them on a newly added drive - nice [00:29] now, how do I install grub on the new drive? [00:45] there are issues in all sorts of software, but it's only in the lands of Oracle and Microsoft where you need a handful of gods or a trillion dollars to fix them..... [00:46] * genii-around shakes his fist in the general direction of Oracle [00:47] * RoyK shakes his fist in the direction of his home server where he just added a new drive to mirror up the root and now it's noisy, the little bugger - damn it's only got like six disks...... [00:48] RoyK: go put it in the 19" rack in the basement then [00:49] wish I had one [00:51] I have like 3 empty server racks, 2 19" one 21" which are rusting away here in my basement === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk [00:52] 21"? [00:52] never heard of those... [00:54] what do you use those for? 19" equipment with sufficient amount of gaffer tape? ;) [00:54] RoyK: They used to house Rogers Cable equipment, I sort of inherited them. [00:55] It is the way of things [00:58] These particular cabinets housed the battery backup system, 32 huge lead acid buggers [00:59] aren't lead batteries the most used even today in UPSes? [02:09] I don't have a rack either, my stuff is hanging in the floor joyces by various means [02:19] RoyK: yes, because they're stable [02:22] anybody ever see Samba do this before? failed negprot: NT_STATUS_IO_TIMEOUT [02:26] Roasted: no, [02:26] Roasted: maybe strace it or something [02:27] twb, strace? [02:29] If you don't know what that means, I can't help you [02:31] sweet [02:31] great attitudes here :D [02:32] anybody else ever see that error? I saw it when i ran smbtree. For some reason this laptop was unable to connect to my samba share when it had done so previously the day before without a hitch. [02:32] I am not representative of normal IRC denizens. [02:32] that's good. we'd be in trouble if you were. [02:32] thanks anyway, I'll keep asking around. [02:32] Roasted: test with smbclient on localhost first [02:32] Otherwise problems could be unrelated to smb, like your cat5 cable is buggered [02:32] wireless [02:33] Whatever [03:57] Heh, I had a freakout because my laptop had ifupdown 0.7 [03:57] But it's ifupdown 0.7~really0.6... === nandemonai is now known as Guest54577 === Guest54577 is now known as nandemonai === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away [06:29] Is there a way to write a script that runs when an interface is up? [06:29] Takyoji: /etc/network/if-up.d [06:29] /etc/network/if-up.d/ or? [06:30] ahh alright [06:30] Takyoji: what's your use case? [06:30] Mounting an NFS share [06:30] Because if it's firewall, iptables-persistent package is better [06:30] Or ufw, I guess [06:30] regarding the issue of fstab trying to mount the NFS share before the network is even accessible [06:32] Oh that shit [06:32] One moment [06:32] http://paste.debian.net/139962/ [06:33] That last stanza [06:33] At at 10.04, I encountered a cyclic dependency in NFS mounting at boot, and that was the only way to fix it short of replacing mountall and upstart with stuff that actually worked [06:34] And yes, that really does tell mountall to try to finish mount -a every tenth of a second FOREVER [06:40] anyone else have an issue with initial shell logins taking up to 5 minutes to occur? i suspect its the fancy welcome message (disk status, users, packages, etc) [06:41] Demosthenes: immediately after a reboot? Yes, remove byobu [06:41] The package responsibel is actually called something like unattended-upgrades-common and has Section: gnome [06:41] If it continues to happen indefinitely, it's a fuckup in your nsswitch.conf settings [06:42] (e.g. the ldap server is unreachable) [06:42] twb: interesting. [06:43] generally after reboot and first login per user. [06:43] Yep [06:43] sometimes even times out and you hve to try again [06:43] Then it's the former [06:43] thats as annoying as that "command suggestion" thing [06:43] You can stop c-n-f on a per-user basis btw [06:43] http://cyber.com.au/~twb/.shrc [06:43] line 24 [06:44] oh no, whole box. ;] [06:44] in that case just uninstall c-n-f [07:04] menu in ubuntu [07:04] MT [07:05] http://i.imgur.com/1YbXp.jpg <-- meant to paste this... any idea what is causing it? showed up after recent update [07:05] c0nv1ct: are those characters unreadable, or is that an artifact of your photo? [07:06] twb: that is exactly how my tty looks at boot [07:06] no readable text since grub complaining about fd0 [07:06] Does hitting Alt- a dozen times fix it? [07:06] every tty is the same garbled font [07:07] OK, then what I would do is go in with a live CD and blacklist the framebuffer, reconfigure console-setup (and rebuild the ramdisk), or disable plymouth [07:07] Probably all of the above [07:07] i can ssh in fine, framebuffer seems like the culprit since there is some blankness during boot that would imply that [07:08] Oh, I'm assuming you're on x86 and are OK with ASCII -- if not then that's more effort [07:08] Like if you need to see greek on the tty or something [07:08] Yeah the problem is clearly something funky fb-wise [07:08] I haven't seen those specific symptoms before [07:10] dmesg says it is using efifb... pretty sure this old AMD doesnt use EFI [07:11] so blacklist it [07:35] twb: it was landscape! [07:35] Sigh [07:35] removed landscape-common, and no more lag [07:35] at login anyway [07:36] That install option for landscape should say "DO NOT pick this unless you gave Canonical your VISA card" or something [07:36] Since AFAIK it's pointless and harmful unless you actually have a support contract or whatever [07:39] hello, i am searching for Help by setting the correct Group-Permissions on a Path, maybe anyone who can help? [07:40] twb: yeah, seemed advertisy, but i can't begrudge them a little branding. [07:41] Demosthenes: more just that I get called in to clean up when users try to be their own admins, and sometimes they pick that because it sounded neat [07:41] twb: just frustrating that i read the user profiles, and /etc/bash.bashrc, etc, and none of it clued me in. wasn't til i found the MOTD was where they're written, and somehow autoupdated. [07:41] Which sounds like what happened to you [07:41] i don't recall asking for it [07:41] Demosthenes: yeah, update-motd and friends. [07:41] riot_le: changing what group a file/folder is owned by, or read/write/execute for a group on a file? [07:42] i tend to be a package minimalist [07:42] and i'm not interested in their service [07:42] Demosthenes: the other one that messes with me, is you get an MTA by default *iff* you configure software raid. [07:42] riot_le: If you're changing the group, the syntax is: chgrp (group name) (file name) [07:42] if it's a folder and you want it done recursively, add -R to the command [07:42] Takyoji: -Rh if you're paranoid [07:43] twb: wild ;] [07:43] Demosthenes: it's because mdadm has Recommends m-t-a so it can send panic mail [07:44] @Takyoji: I added a User to a System and gave him the Path as Homepath where he can write. When User X add a File to the Path the File has the Attributes Owner X Group X [07:44] twb: wise mdadm [07:44] but i want that the Group is still y (like any other Files in Folder) [07:44] twb: of which i appreciate. i'm running raid1 and raid6, and already tested that ;] [07:44] riot_le: you might want setgid on the dir [07:44] raid1 across a pair of 16GB usb sticks for booting the OS ;] [07:45] Demosthenes: yes, but it's not logical that you get (an unconfigured) MTA iff you configure software raid [07:45] Demosthenes: it violates principle of least surprise [07:45] yeah, unconfigured is a pita [07:45] oh thank god someone else knows that principle [07:45] Also, twb, I managed to write a script that works upon the interface going up, for it to wait 3 seconds, and kill mountall. [07:45] OK, to be fair, I *think* during install it prompts you to configure postfix [07:45] so yay, it works [07:45] Yes, it does install postfix as a requirement [07:46] Also, can you check for faulty drives via /proc/mdstat? :P [07:46] Takyoji: you'd just better hope that 3s stays correct everywhere you put it [07:46] I know. :P [07:46] Takyoji: mdadm monitors and emails... [07:46] Takyoji: e.g. if you also deploy that config on an embedded box and an s/390 or something [07:46] I don't have the emailing function configured at all [07:46] @twb how to setgid? [07:47] Takyoji: btw, if you think of a better solution (that works for LTS), do let me know [07:47] alright; I'll keep it in mind. [07:47] riot_le: uh, it's dangerous to tell you without the full explanation of how POSIX DACs work, and I don't have time [07:47] morning all === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan [08:19] morning o/ [08:20] hello [08:20] how do I check the current power consumption? [08:20] in Watts [08:22] BuenGenio: plug in a power meter between mains and your server [08:22] twb, really? [08:23] Really. [08:23] you know you can just use the post office to send mail? [08:23] plus receiving post cards is much nicer [08:23] why don't you do that? [08:23] Because I have no friends to write. [08:23] thought so [08:24] If you expect me to build a better solution, then go back in time and deploy it in time to get into the release of Ubuntu you're running, then you're shit outta luck. [08:25] if you're talking to me, I wasn't expecting /you/ to do anything. not to give smarty-ass answers, anyway. [08:25] BuenGenio: fair enough. [08:26] I don't know who you are and what ou do, but - shoving a power meter in my rack is not the answer I was looking for. [08:26] it's what I did last week [08:26] not sure if it's the sentiment I share with your (would-be) friends... [08:26] hah! [08:27] maybe I'm a bit stressed (and missing the obvious). [08:27] I don't know [08:27] Maybe if you have name-brand Sun gear or something, there is a better way, but AFAIK not for fungible whitebox crap [08:27] maybe I need to see a shronk [08:27] Or obviously if you have a decent UPS already, you can ask it [08:27] crap, traded the terminal font problem for a networking problem... the network service is stuck on stop/wait [08:27] I have PowerBar installed on Windows - that tells me exactly the watts I'm using [08:27] thought Linux would have figured that out long before that [08:28] Shrug. Maybe you can ask something in /sys/, but I'm not aware of it [08:28] i'm late to this convo, but powertop doesnt work for you? [08:28] c0nv1ct: that shows IRQ wakeups and stuff, not an overall wattage number IIRC [08:29] Current debian sid version doesn't tell me watts on my atom-based netbook, fwiw [08:30] c0nv1ct: what did you do that borked networking? [08:31] not sure really, the only change i made was to add a dns record to interfaces, but i removed that line and it still doesnt work [08:31] c0nv1ct: you didn't turn plymouth off or blacklist fb or anything? [08:31] That symptom sounds like you didn't turn plymouth off hard enough or so [08:32] to fix the console font i set GRUB_TERMINAL=console in defaults/grub and did update-grub2 [08:32] That shouldn't cause that problem [08:32] i am seeing plymouth errors though, maybe i need to turn that off harder [08:32] whats the hard way to disable plymouth all together? [08:32] Maybe post-lucid, plymouth relies on grub to set up the framebuffer? [08:33] c0nv1ct: by "harder" I meant, like, with extreme prejudice [08:33] Ideally you just uninstall it, but as at lucid a Depends screw up makes that impossible [08:33] BuenGenio: There's no totally reliable way to determin power usage from software. The closest you get, is by polling ACPI/A battery/UPS. If you want RELIABLE power metering, you should really follow twb's advice of getting a physical power meter. [08:34] ugh, why is ubuntu-server messing with framebuffers and crap, i'll just uninstall it and see [08:34] Good luck [08:34] thx [08:34] BuenGenio: that was actually at c0nv1ct :-) [08:34] It's just that my data center is 10,000km away [08:34] BuenGenio: I feel you pain, man [08:34] it's more curiosity really... [08:34] BuenGenio: can you get a colo monkey to put one in for you? [08:35] If it's in a datacenter they might even have that already [08:35] yeah, cant remove plymouth... wow [08:35] normally datacenters measure consumption per power line [08:36] c0nv1ct: ok, the two main things I've done is to dpkg-divert all the bits of plymouth from /usr/share/initramfs-tools and /etc/init, and to add blacklists for more framebuffers in /etc/modprobe.d/ -- both will require update-initramfs -u -k all, and note that if you cock it up you'll need a live CD or so to get back in to fix it. [08:36] BuenGenio: I'd hear with your hosting provider, if they possibly could hook you up with some monitoring. But I also, feel your pain about this subject [08:37] lynxman: power line as in per port in the rack's power rail (thus, per device in the rack), or power line as in port in the wall [08:37] twb: power line as power strip on the rack [08:38] Right [08:38] twb: that's the normal behaviour, so if you have N servers on that power strip you can guesstimate consumption [08:38] Guesstimation <3 [08:39] I ask because I don't wear enough ties to babysit the kind of customers that have colo hosting [08:39] twb: If you have some advanced hardware the PSU will also tell you the power consumption, but I've always found those to be innacurate [08:41] twb: the best solution that I've found for colo is to buy one of those APC power control strips, the modern ones have also consumption per plug === c0nv1ct_ is now known as c0nv1ct [08:44] hello? [08:45] Hi. [08:47] I need a little help [08:49] i have ldap and unix user in duplicate. how to delete user by userid, not by name using terminal, i intend to keep the ldap user. [08:52] archayl: you are trying to remove users in bulk from a list of UIDs? [08:54] c0nv1ct: nope, just around 5. [08:55] archayl: ah, then nothing fancy needed, just use /etc/passwd to find the username [08:56] hi... are there known problems with ubuntu 11.10 and libvirt hook scripts? [08:58] c0nv1ct: it's a duplicate username. i have 'john' in both ldap and system with different uid. it represents the same user. i want to retain the one in ldap. [08:59] Omega42: possibly, do any of these bugs match your issue? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libvirt [09:00] archayl: then remove the user with userdel? [09:01] Rolpa: Ask whatever your wondering (that is related to ubuntu on serers) - and you might get an answer. No guarantees though ;) Don't ask to ask, ask instead [09:01] oh sorry lol [09:01] was afk [09:01] yea [09:01] Im having issues with vsftpd [09:02] I have it installed on my server installation [09:03] but when I try to FTP in with my client. it establishes a connection to the server but says my login is incorrect [09:04] c0nv1ct: does userdel delete the ldap user too? [09:04] Hi, for some reason my server is unable to resolve hostnames since last night and I cannot understand how or why. Besides doing regular apt-get updates nothing has changed. I can "fix" the problem by running dhclient but every time I restart networking I have to do this again [09:05] archayl: no [09:05] Ive checked my config repeatedly and I dont see an issue [09:07] archayl: i didn't find my problem ther [09:07] the problems, i have problems using hook scripts: [09:07] qemu hook script: i get the error: "internal error Child process (LC_ALL=C PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/bin /etc/libvirt/hooks/qemu VMxy prepare begin -) status unexpected: exit status 1" and my VMs won't satrt, The script is a correct bash script and exits 0 [09:07] daemon hook script: that's is totally ignored [09:07] versions: libvir 0.9.2 / API: QEMU 0.9.2 / Hypervisor: QEMU 0.14.1 (KVM) / ubuntu 11.10 [09:07] maybe it's a poblem caused by release-upgrades, i alwaysw keep old config files - i'll try with a clean install [09:08] Rolpa: What kind of configuration do you have? Are you allowing local_enable = YES in your config? Or are you using another authentication method for your users? [09:09] local_enable is enabled [09:13] yea [09:13] its a default setup [09:13] Status: Connecting to 192.168.1.6:21... Status: Connection established, waiting for welcome message... Response: 220 (vsFTPd 2.3.2) Command: USER stefano Response: 331 Please specify the password. Command: PASS ********* Response: 530 Login incorrect. Error: Critical error Error: Could not connect to server Status: Connecting to 192.168.1.6:21... Status: Connection established, waiting for welcome message... Response: 220 (vsFT [09:13] thats what I get when I attempt to connect [09:26] c0nv1ct: thank you very much ;) [09:38] hello? === KM0201_ is now known as KM0201 [10:17] Anyone keen to land a patch for SRU? [10:24] Can someone who understands networking shed any light on why I have to run dhclient but every time I boot or restart networking? Since last night I've been unable to resolve hostnames and since it fails at boot time all my services including SSH fail also [10:26] jamespage: Does it make sense to do an update fakesync of geronimo-jms-1.1-spec? [10:29] Can someone give me a link to configure an SMTP in Ubuntu, it will be very helpful for me. Thanks [10:30] toobler, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Postfix ?! [10:30] Thanks [10:31] New bug: #881903 in lxc (main) "lxc-fedora template is broken" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/881903 [10:34] Daviey: looking now [10:36] New bug: #881906 in samba (main) "package samba 2:3.5.8~dfsg-1ubuntu2.3 failed to install/upgrade: ErrorMessage: package samba is not ready for configuration cannot configure (current status `half-installed')" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/881906 [10:37] Daviey: yes [10:39] cool [10:39] zul: I see you last merged ntp, do you want to do so again? [10:40] sure [10:40] great [10:42] hallyn: Do you think we should sync open-vm-tools? [10:42] zul: Were you handling lynxman's puppet merge? [10:43] lynxman: yeah i was told to wait for a newer puppet release though [10:43] zul: There's a CVE for 2.7.6 coming through [10:43] zul / lynxman: 2.7.6-1 has been in sid since the weekend [10:43] zul: thought we could make both? :) [10:44] lynxman: ah [10:44] Wasn't thatfixed yesterday? [10:44] Daviey: mdeslaur was on it for the releases, not for precise though [10:44] mdeslaur zul: fyi don't merge puppet 2.7.5, we need 2.7.6 to fix this: http://puppetlabs.com/security/cve/cve-2011-3872/ [10:44] zul: ** RESERVED ** This candidate has been reserved by an organization or individual that will use it when announcing a new security problem. When the candidate has been publicized, the details for this candidate will be provided. (http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2011-3872) [10:45] lynxman: it seems to be fixed in 2.7.6.. no? [10:45] Daviey: it is [10:45] Daviey: that's what 2.7.6 is for :) [10:45] lynxman: so what is blocking? [10:45] testing doesnt have it yet [10:45] Daviey: so we can try and merge 2.7.6 straight [10:45] Daviey: just my mind I guess :D [10:45] ill do the puppet merge as well [10:46] zul: as said, if I can help I'll be glad to :) [10:46] zul: as soon as I finish this whitepaper (today) [10:46] Daviey: want me to take care of that? [10:46] zul: We can still merge/sync from sid [10:46] jamespage: wassat? [10:47] can ill take a crack at it then [10:47] geronimo-jms-1.1-spec [10:47] jamespage: gets it off the list :) [10:47] Daviey: coolio [10:48] "Add build-dependency on python-support" Thanks Debian... i won't be merging that. [10:48] Daviey: lol [10:49] hallyn: qemu-kvm, 0.15.1+dfsg-1 - seems all good fixes.. should we grab that? [10:52] whois looks like a nice easy merge, anyone want to grab it? [10:53] koolhead17: ^^ ? :) [10:55] Daviey: hellos [10:57] Daviey: show me the way O Master!! :) [10:59] Daviey: last night result after removing the sqlite.so http://paste.ubuntu.com/719588/ seems issue still persists [11:00] koolhead17: hmm, can i see a debdiff? [11:01] ok 2 mins [11:01] debdiff *5.3.8-2ubuntu1.dsc *5.3.8-2ubuntu2.dsc | pastebinit [11:01] hmm [11:02] * koolhead17 starts his virtualbox instance [11:07] Daviey: http://pastebin.com/8WP5guGB [11:11] koolhead17: Hmm, perhaps that isn't what creates the conf then. [11:14] Daviey: there is one more file name modulelist [11:14] it has entry of sqlite insted sqlite3 [11:15] Daviey: http://pastebin.com/9zHq9tbz [11:15] koolhead17: hmm, might be worth trying that [11:16] Daviey: shall i replace it with sqllite3 or remove the whole entry of sqllit from the file [11:16] ? [11:16] :) [11:16] koolhead17: 'try it' :) [11:17] ok am removing sqlite entry from there [11:19] Daviey: one more question i will remove that part and run dch -i i should remove "precise-i386_result" directory ? [11:20] koolhead17: no need to, but can do [11:20] ok removing then running :) [11:20] it'll overwrite if it is the same version [11:20] but i think it should create new version 3 as 2 is what will get upgraded :) [11:21] koolhead17: you can overwitre the package :) [11:21] ubuntu2 is what will get uploaded. [11:22] ok. so am doing notthing. as you said it will be updated. [11:22] another 3 hrs wait [11:25] koolhead17: \o/ your first merge :) [11:25] lynxman: hola!! Yeah once the issue gets fixed :D [12:30] anybody can help me please ? [12:31] !ask [12:31] Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [12:31] how to open port game online in squid ? [12:33] how to set it inside squid [12:36] andybalong, I'm not sure that squid will do that, but I could be mistaken [12:38] and my quick glance at the docs and faq seems to confirm that [12:39] andybalong, squid is a proxy for specific protocols, (i.e., you can think of it as acting like both a web server and client); what you're asking for is more a dumb "shovel everything from this port to this address" [12:40] and of course, having said that, I find a page that seems to describe what you want, but it also seems new and kinda experimental [12:40] but even then, I'm not sure :p [12:40] http://wiki.squid-cache.org/ConfigExamples/MultiplePortsWithWccp2 [12:41] (it describes the configuration to set up a normal port forward through the linux kernel's network layer, so I don't think this is a squid thing specifically) [12:42] ok, thank you i'll try [12:44] hallyn, around ? [12:44] libvirt lxc issue of the day. [12:46] oooh...this shouldnt be pretty :) [12:52] comon hallyn, stop hiding. i prefixed 'lxc' with libvirt so you wouldn't complain about that. [12:52] smoser, oh, hey === horjulf is now known as h0rjulf [12:53] morning btw [12:53] libvirt lxc dies for me when i try to run a cirrOS container. [12:54] what is cirrOS [12:54] https://launchpad.net/cirros/+download get the lxc.tar.gz and then try to run it (i try with using my lxc-libvirt-root) [12:54] http://smoser.brickies.net/git/?p=tildabin.git;a=blob_plain;f=lxc-libvirt-root;hb=HEAD [12:54] it dies with can't mount /dev/pts [12:54] oh right [12:54] hallyn, cirros is my little toy [12:54] right :) [12:54] zul, good morning :) [12:55] hallyn, is there some way i can test lxc proper ? [12:55] run-a-container-in-this-root ./rootd [12:55] thats what i want [12:56] i don't know of a such a script. You could lxc-create a basic container, then swap out the rootfs [12:56] or i can whip up such a script [12:56] it hasn't been useful in the past bc rootfs needed tweaking by templates anyway [12:57] well, hte lxc-create path sure is attractive, doing hundreds of megabytes of disk io and network io in order to create a 15 line config file :) [12:57] glad you like it [12:58] hold on i'm working on a config [13:00] sigh, cloud-init hanging [13:01] ;) [13:01] (for some raason my containers aren't getting a proper resolv.conf from libvirt's dnsmasq) [13:01] 20/30, almost there [13:03] smoser, well, http://people.canonical.com/~serge/cirroscfg has the config and fstab files you can use [13:03] it's hanging for me on the fancy ascii-art logo [13:04] is this on oneiric or pangolin [13:04] smoser, wget: can't connect to remote host (169.254.169.254): No route to host [13:04] , that host isn't up anyway [13:05] zul, oneiric, though with pangolin's libvirt [13:05] hallyn: ah [13:05] actually its resolv.conf is fine [13:05] smoser's hardcoded host is just bogus :) [13:06] hallyn, typo? /var/lib/lxc/o1/fstab [13:06] hard coded path ? [13:07] oops, yeah [13:07] is that in notes? [13:07] obviously we can make this into a trivial script or template [13:07] which reminds me, [13:07] SpamapS, were you ready to get your euca tarball based lxc template into the lxc package? :) [13:08] hallyn, do i need an fstab ? [13:09] smoser, if you want proc mounted, i think you do [13:09] well, no, [13:09] you can put those entries straight into config is uppose [13:10] into the config ? [13:10] init mounts /proc [13:10] and /sys [13:10] (as it should) [13:14] smoser, then you don't need it [13:14] so, does it work? [13:15] not tried yet. [13:17] hallyn: it was pretty simplistic... I wonder if we could just make it the "OVF" template or something. [13:17] yuck [13:17] no reason we couldn't though [13:17] maybe one night next week :) [13:17] write it over a pitcher? [13:18] SpamapS, well the ovf references the full disk image [13:18] and that is not really suitable for lxc consumption. just due to the partition table. [13:20] smoser: we could loop mount and copy the stuff out of it [13:20] well thats just silly. [13:20] and a waste [13:20] theres a partition image that what you want [13:20] and libvirt newer versions support using the partition image [13:21] Just thinking in terms of integrating a standard [13:21] right that needs to be tested as well again [13:21] SpamapS, doing it "right" that way would really require supporting a disk that was partitioned with multiple partitions, reading itfs fstab, mounting [13:21] or... [13:22] actually, my opininion the better way to do all this is to make a loader that you run, that essentially takes a device node, mounts a root partition in it read-only, and calls /sbin/init [13:23] and get lxc out of the garbage of thinking it knows anything. [13:23] things like mounting proc and sys are just silly === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [13:26] hallyn, ok. so i booted with your config [13:27] zul: I'm all yours, want me to merge 2.7.6 from sid? [13:27] lynxman: sure...i just started to look at it, but it looks like it can be synched [13:28] zul: okay, having a lookie then :) [13:31] hallyn, so where should i put a getty under this lxc-start world? [13:32] on tty1 [13:32] (or tty2..tty4) [13:32] there is no entry in /dev for tty1 [13:32] just try anyway? [13:32] in libvirt i get an entry there i think [13:35]