[00:00] <RoyK> CantWinn: AD isn't a file protocol
[00:00] <patdk-lap> and all the *filers are freebsd based that do zfs
[00:00] <air_> maybe it didn't.
[00:00] <air_> yeah, I was actually thinking about freenas but somehow my mind connected wrong.
[00:00] <patdk-lap> openfiler lasted 2 days for me, before it annoyed the crap out of me
[00:00] <CantWinn> RoyK, I dindn't think so, I was getting confused there
[00:01] <patdk-lap> hmm, storing files in LDAP, almost as effective as files in sql :)
[00:01] <RoyK> CantWinn: you can setup a perfectly good fileserver on openindiana with support for "previous versions" in windows explorer without much trouble
[00:02] <RoyK> CantWinn: that server can be easily backed up with bacula or something to have the data stored if your zpool is fucked up
[00:02] <air_> what about freenas then? is it also just a piece of crap compared to openindiana? :)
[00:03] <CantWinn> RoyK, I have a backup.. albeit primitave right now my number 1 goal is to get medial data off DropBox
[00:03] <RoyK> IMHO freenas is just that, yes
[00:03] <RoyK> CantWinn: did you read what I just wrote?
[00:04] <CantWinn> RoyK, Set up file server on Openindiana then back it up using backula
[00:04] <RoyK> yes
[00:04] <air_> so, do it! :)
[00:04] <CantWinn> LOL
[00:04] <CantWinn> Now i gotta learn openindiana LOL
[00:04] <RoyK> CantWinn: the snapshotting will help you a lot
[00:05] <air_> if you even get the previous versions support in windows explorer, I wont argue against it much further.
[00:05] <air_> :P
[00:05] <RoyK> CantWinn: #openindiana ....
[00:05] <CantWinn> Oh well, i have a server not doing jack crap but eating hydro.. mise well have some fun! :)
[00:07] <CantWinn> You don't have to teach me, but does openindiana have a wiki or documentation on getting my FS up and running? just a yes or no, I'll find it on the site if they do.. if not IRC and google await
[00:09] <air_> afk, time to sleep.
[00:09] <RoyK> http://wiki.openindiana.org/oi/OpenIndiana+Wiki+Home
[00:10] <RoyK> CantWinn: openindiana is solaris, so it's a bit different from linux, but it doesn't take too much to learn the differences
[00:11] <SilfenX> hello - is there a simpel web proxy for server? aquid is overkill fo home network
[00:12] <RoyK> SilfenX: why is squid overkill?
[00:14] <SilfenX> I just need my local browsers to funnel through a VPN ed local machine on  home lan
[00:14] <RoyK> squid is quite light-weight
[00:18] <CantWinn> Thanks guys.. TTYL
[00:43] <Takyoji> Anyone know of an orderly but accessible means of workstation capable management as well as for storage?
[00:44] <twb> Takyoji: I don't know what that means
[00:46] <Takyoji> Whoops
[00:46] <Takyoji> cable management*
[01:02] <Resistance> any of you here familiar with how i'd go about getting a source package for Precise so that I can attempt to repackage it for an older version within a PPA?
[01:03] <Takyoji> I think you might be able to find assistance from #ubuntu-motu
[01:09] <Roasted> hey hey
[01:09] <Roasted> whats up fellas
[01:09] <Resistance> Takyoji: or -packaging ;P
[01:09]  * Takyoji shrugs
[01:10] <Roasted> did much change dhcp wise from 10.04 to 11.10? I was trying to set up fog (whcih uses dhcp service) on 11.10 to show a buddy but it kept yelling at me with "not configured to listen on any interfaces!"
[01:10] <Takyoji> I'm stupid, I haven't looked into packaging for quite some time. xP
[01:19] <klpt> Does anybody know how to restore default Apache configuration files? Reinstalling the Apache deb doesn't seem to do it
[03:02] <yaboo> ok got a funny feeling been box has been hacked, is there any way to check
[03:02] <yaboo> other than last, who, w etc
[03:03] <virusuy> yaboo: logs
[03:05] <virusuy> also take a look at modified files in the last days
[03:05] <virusuy> probably if you were hacked by a real hacker, they could install rootkits on your system.
[03:11] <Matrix3000_> is there anyway to remove dhcp3-client without removing ubuntu-minimal
[03:15] <dork> Matrix3000_: why you want to do that
[03:15] <Matrix3000_> well i have a static ip in my /etc/network/interfaces
[03:15] <dork> ok
[03:15] <Matrix3000_> but the server is still requesting a dhcp address
[03:15] <Matrix3000_> randomly
[03:16] <Matrix3000_> like my server changes ip in the middle of the day
[03:16] <dork> so just disable the init
[03:16] <Matrix3000_> how?
[03:16] <dork> let me see hold on
[03:17] <Matrix3000_> not seeing much online by google in doing that
[03:17] <dork> pastebin your interfaces file please
[03:17] <dork> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1374799
[03:17] <dork> first of my search results
[03:18] <yaboo> virusuy, thanks
[03:18] <dork> search: disable dhcp client ubuntu
[03:18] <dork> that will remove it
[03:18] <dork> but seriously
[03:18] <Matrix3000_> http://pastebin.com/3B5za5H3
[03:18] <virusuy> yaboo: np :-)
[03:19] <dork> if your box is pulling dhcp it's because it's being told to somewhere
[03:19] <yaboo> virusuy, might try guess about using the find command and use atime to see if what files have ben modified
[03:19] <zul> hallyn: looks good do the permissions look ok when you create the stuff in the postinst?
[03:21] <Matrix3000_> dork: when i try to remove dhcp3-client it wants to take out ubuntu-minimal
[03:21] <Matrix3000_> is that wahat the echo -e "Package: dhcp3-client dhcp3-common\nPin: release\nPin-Priority: -10" | sudo tee /etc/apt/preferences fixes
[03:22] <Matrix3000_> nope, doesn't work
[03:22] <Matrix3000_> http://pastebin.com/q9rk2Why
[03:23] <virusuy> yaboo: yes, good idea
[03:24] <virusuy> also, you could close unnecesary ports
[03:24] <virusuy> until you find what happened
[03:28] <twb> Matrix3000_: you probably have NM installed or something stupid like that
[03:28] <twb> Matrix3000_: if your server is issuing DHCPREQUEST packets then you need to sort that out BEFORE worrying about uninstalling dhclient
[03:29] <dork> yah
[03:29] <Matrix3000_> twb: NM isn't installed
[03:29] <Matrix3000_> network-manager isn't on the system
[03:30] <dork> pastebin your interfaces file please
[03:31] <Matrix3000_> # This file describes the network interfaces available on your system # and how to activate them. For more information, see interfaces(5).  # The loopback network interface auto lo iface lo inet loopback  # The primary network interface auto eth0 iface eth0 inet static         address 192.168.2.21         network 192.168.2.0         netmask 255.255.255.0         gateway 192.168.2.1
[03:31] <Matrix3000_> http://pastebin.com/KFfaMr3z
[03:31] <Matrix3000_> sorry
[03:31] <Matrix3000_> damn computer didn't copy the link
[03:31] <dork> auto eth0
[03:32] <dork> hold up
[03:32] <dork> pastebin the output of ifconfig please
[03:33] <Matrix3000_> http://pastebin.com/tvCJxr6u
[03:33] <dork> you see the auto eth0?
[03:33] <Matrix3000_> running a /etc/init.d/networking restart got it going
[03:33] <Matrix3000_> yea
[03:33] <dork> comment that out
[03:33] <dork> bounce your networking
[03:34] <twb> dork: uh, why are you turning off his eth0
[03:34] <dork> that's not for pulling dhcp?
[03:34] <dork> you don't need that
[03:34] <Matrix3000_> no
[03:34] <Matrix3000_> auto eth0 puts teh interface up
[03:34] <twb> Ot
[03:34] <Matrix3000_> automatically doesn't it?
[03:34] <twb> It's declared static
[03:34] <dork> yes and dhcp before
[03:34] <dork> i'd comment it out
[03:35] <twb> WTF are you talking about, it doesn't say dhcp anywhere in that paste
[03:35] <Matrix3000_> lol
[03:35] <Matrix3000_> yea, there is no dhcp anywhere in there
[03:35] <dork> ah yeah sorry, tunnel vision
[03:35] <dork> heh
[03:35] <Matrix3000_> and auto eth0 basically automatically starts up the config
[03:35] <Matrix3000_> http://codesnippets.joyent.com/posts/show/319
[03:35] <twb> If he comments out "auth eth0" and bounces the box, he'll lose his static config and have to drive out to the box to fix it locally
[03:35] <virusuy> at the edge !
[03:36] <Matrix3000_> auto eth0 brings up the interface
[03:36] <Matrix3000_> then iface eth0 inet static configures the system
[03:36] <dork> ah yah my bad
[03:36] <Matrix3000_> the thing is that static config is getting replaced somehow
[03:37] <twb> Matrix3000_: do you have VMs on this box or similar?
[03:37] <twb> I guess not seeing as how they're not configured ini nterfaces(5)
[03:37] <Matrix3000_> that system is a VM itself
[03:38] <Matrix3000_> it's a VMware VM
[03:38] <twb> Oh well
[03:38] <Matrix3000_> on ESXi
[03:38] <twb> It's probably vmware being stupid or something
[03:38] <twb> talk to vmware about that
[03:38] <Matrix3000_> well no vmware modules are on there
[03:38] <twb> e.g. you set it to try PXE boot or something
[03:38] <Matrix3000_> and it happend to a solid pc
[03:38] <Matrix3000_> my NFS server randomly changed ip addresses the other day
[03:39] <twb> OK, I assumed you were just seeing DHCPREQUESTs go by -- they hadn't actually affected the system
[03:39] <Matrix3000_> yea, system was affected
[03:39] <Matrix3000_> took down authentication for 30 minutes before i noticed it
[03:39] <twb> pastebin the output of aptitude -F%p --disable-columns search '!~M~i'
[03:40] <twb> Or even just dpkg -l
[03:40] <Matrix3000_> what package we looking for?
[03:40] <twb> Actually my next suspect is cpanel or something, which won't show up in apt
[03:40] <Matrix3000_> oh yea cpanel isn't on this
[03:41] <Matrix3000_> it's a standard ubuntu-server install that i performed
[03:41] <Matrix3000_> no cpanel, no webmin
[03:41] <twb> You just did a stock server install and basically turned on NFS and nothing much else?
[03:41] <Matrix3000_> yea
[03:41] <twb> No idea what's going on then
[03:41] <Matrix3000_> aight
[03:41] <twb> Oh, by IPs you mean IPv4 IPs, right
[03:41] <Matrix3000_> it's like ubuntu got dumb
[03:41] <Matrix3000_> yea
[03:41] <twb> OK, no idea
[03:41] <dork> are your interfaces bridged or nat'd
[03:42] <Matrix3000_> no IPv6 yet on the network
[03:42] <twb> dork: you can see they're not
[03:42] <twb> Matrix3000_: IPv6 is opt-out in Ubuntu
[03:42] <Matrix3000_> dork: doesnt't matter, its ESXi
[03:42] <twb> ESXi will be bridging I expect
[03:42] <Matrix3000_> yes
[03:42] <dork> twb: i didn't know if that was his domu or dom0 or whatever vmwares stuff is
[03:42] <dork> twb: so no ican't
[03:42] <Matrix3000_> from the vmware virtual switch
[03:43] <dork> ah
[03:43] <dork> yah i've never used vmware
[03:43] <twb> dork: he doesn't have a dom0 as such aiui
[03:43] <phiscribe> hi ppl, is it plausible to run X11 remotely apps from a ub-server without needing X on the server?  (X11 forwarding say over ssh)  if so how could i get around the packages i want to run trying to pull in all the X dependancies?
[03:44] <twb> well, esxi is a hypervisor plus its own dom0
[03:45] <hallyn> zul, yup, they do.  (/me out again)
[03:45] <zul> hallyn: cool catch you tomorrow
[03:46] <yaboo> virusuy, seems they were running some internal scanning software to scan the internal network
[03:46] <yaboo> also the stop the last process
[03:47] <virusuy> yaboo: soy they scp'ed some script ?
[03:47] <virusuy> s/soy/so/g
[03:47] <yaboo> virusuy, I assume so
[03:47] <virusuy> also take a look at sh_history
[03:47] <virusuy> .sh_history
[03:47] <Roasted> trying out this "chrome sync" hizzy
[03:47] <virusuy> to see wich commands they ran
[03:47] <Roasted> not sure about it quite yet
[03:48] <virusuy> probably you'll find if their script is still there.
[03:48] <yaboo> virusuy, trying to work which user they came in as
[03:48] <virusuy> take a look at last command
[03:48] <yaboo> they rebooted the box on the 15th last month and disabled the last command
[03:48] <virusuy> oh gosh.
[03:49] <virusuy> 15th ? more than a year ?
[03:49] <yaboo> the box was run by another group
[03:49] <yaboo> 15th oct
[03:49] <yaboo> last month
[03:49] <virusuy> oh, ok,
[03:49] <virusuy> sorry .
[03:49] <yaboo> so how do I reenable the last command
[03:49] <yaboo> to log
[03:50] <virusuy> uhmmm
[03:50] <virusuy> first, take a look at /var/log/wtmp
[03:50] <dork> was it a hostile takeover or something
[03:50] <Matrix3000_> you know what f it
[03:51] <virusuy> basically last search in /var/log/wtmp
[03:51] <Matrix3000_> ill put dhcp on the entire network and make some statics
[03:53] <virusuy> yaboo: oh, also execute lastlog
[03:53] <yaboo> virusguy will do
[03:53] <virusuy> isn't the same as last, but will helps you too
[03:54] <dork> Matrix3000_: the ip's you pull are from the same /24 as your static?
[03:54] <Matrix3000_> yea
[03:54] <Matrix3000_> i have a dhcp server on the network
[03:54] <Matrix3000_> is that the issue
[03:54] <Matrix3000_> should i remove the dhcp from the subnet
[03:54] <dork> well it's not going to give an ip unless it's asked for one
[03:54] <dork> know what i mean
[03:55] <Matrix3000_> i know
[03:55] <Matrix3000_> that's what i thought
[03:55] <Matrix3000_> that's why im puzzled
[03:56] <Matrix3000_> http://pastebin.com/AQsb04zz
[03:56] <Matrix3000_> wtf
[03:56] <Matrix3000_> why ubuntu-minimal
[03:56] <Matrix3000_> it's like asking me to fuck up the install
[03:57] <dork> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=997390
[03:58] <dork> i feel like i ran into the same question before
[03:58] <virusuy> yaboo: did you find something?
[03:58] <Matrix3000_> http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1518951.html
[03:58] <Matrix3000_> looks like i can fix it
[03:59]  * EvilResistance can finally breathe :P
[03:59] <Matrix3000_> last comment
[03:59] <EvilResistance> whoops wrong channel
[04:02] <yaboo> virusuy, yes a user I cannot del, but is loged in
[04:02] <yaboo> also seems in the w does not show up
[04:02] <virusuy> oh ok
[04:02] <virusuy> but isn't conected now
[04:02] <virusuy> right?
[04:02] <yaboo> how can I force someone off the system
[04:03] <yaboo> he is on now
[04:03] <virusuy> ps -ef | grep user
[04:03] <virusuy> uhm wait
[04:03] <virusuy> execute that command first, to see wich process he's runing
[04:04] <dork> yaboo: kill his pid
[04:04] <virusuy> pkill -KILL -u “username”
[04:04] <yaboo> virusuy, does not come up, nor can Is ee him
[04:06] <virusuy> but first yaboo
[04:06] <virusuy> execute netstat -a > /some/dir/file.txt
[04:06] <virusuy> doing that you can see their IP address
[04:07] <virusuy> obviously they probably are behind a proxy but, well, who knows, can be a little newbie
[04:08] <virusuy> and as i said before, close unnecesary ports
[04:08] <virusuy> change all your password
[04:08] <virusuy> and all those standard security recomendations.
[04:11] <Matrix3000_> sudo chmod -x /sbin/dhclient
[04:11] <Matrix3000_> going to see how that does
[04:13] <yaboo> virus guy through him off, rebooting the box, building a new box
[04:13] <yaboo> need thou for the moment to reactivate the last command
[04:13] <virusuy> yaboo: yeah
[04:14] <virusuy> yaboo: be more carefull about security
[04:14] <yaboo> virusuy, this a box taken care off now
[04:14] <virusuy> yaboo: alright then
[04:19] <virusuy> well guys, i've had a great time with you tonigh
[04:19] <virusuy> but it's almost 2:30 am here in Uruguay
[04:19] <virusuy> hope to see you tomorrow.
[05:19] <Tm_T> morning
[06:26] <b0gatyr> anyone know why I can't resize a snapshotted LVM?
[06:27] <twb> Er, because that would upset the COW
[09:05] <lynxman> morning o/
[09:21] <afuentes> whats the difference between deb and deb-i386 in the apt conf file?
[09:21] <afuentes> (its a mirroring machine)
[09:22] <afuentes> in the man page i read, normal or arch specific
[09:22] <afuentes> what normal means? all archs?
[09:23] <maxb> err.... deb-i386 does not sound like any valid content for any apt conf file I've seen
[09:23] <jamespage> morning all
[09:23] <afuentes> maxb sorry im talking about /etc/apt/miror.list from apt-mirror
[10:04]  * ejat pokes nibz 
[10:04]  * ejat pokes nijaba 
[10:04] <ejat> morning … …
[10:05] <nibz> ejat: ?
[10:06] <ejat> sorry .. typi
[10:06] <ejat> typo*
[10:23] <lenios__> afuentes, obviously deb-i386 will only take i386
[10:23] <lenios__> deb will take i386 and amd64, at least
[10:46] <afuentes> thanks lenios__
[11:23] <zetui> hello
[11:23] <zetui> there
[11:24] <zetui> aacraid: Host adapter reset request. SCSI hang ?
[11:26] <zetui> anyone having the same problem ?
[12:14] <Onyx47> hi guys, I'm running desktop version here but I have problems with apache, I guess there are no significant differences?
[12:15] <greppy> Onyx47: shouldn't be, no.
[12:17] <Onyx47> ok, I'm having problems with mod_rewrite, it works but it seems to be parsing my rules wrong or ignoring them no matter where I put them, I followed all instructions I could find and no dice, any special tricks that have to be applied under ubuntu?
[12:20] <greppy> not that I know of.
[12:24] <Onyx47> well, that's annoying, I'm seriously fresh out of ideas
[12:25] <Randolph> hi all
[12:26] <qman__> Onyx47, did you 'a2enmod rewrite'
[12:27] <Onyx47> qman__, yes, and it's showing under modules if I run apache2ctl -M
[12:27] <Onyx47> here's the vhost configuration, maybe I did something wrong but I just don't see it: http://pastebin.com/sSmVFcCZ
[12:27] <qman__> then it's loaded, don't know what else to tell you
[13:01] <ahasenack> smoser: hi, did the lucid AMI get a smaller rootfs all of a sudden?
[13:02] <ahasenack> ami-f3a8619a, has /dev/sda1             1.4G  1.3G   68K 100% /
[13:02] <afeijo> hi folks, I need to set up an email server in a brand new ubuntu 11.10 server (with pop3, smtp, imap3 and accts thru mysql). Where can I find a good tutorial?
[13:19] <pmatulis> afeijo: did you check the ubuntu serverguide?
[13:19] <afeijo> pmatulis, not yet
[13:35] <greppy> afeijo: I've used http://www200.pair.com/mecham/spam/ on ubuntu with a little minor tweaking.
[13:40] <SpamapS> afeijo: You probably want the 'mail-stack-delivery' metapackage which will give you postfix and dovecot. Putting the accts in mysql will require some advanced configuration.
[13:41] <afeijo> I found a few good articles about it, time to test :)
[13:44] <zul> MORNING
[13:56] <lynxman> zul: afternoon
[14:01] <zul> hey lynxman
[14:02] <lynxman> zul: ello :)
[14:18] <zul> roaksoax: lemme know when you are around
[14:33] <afeijo> http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/382317_2581894503932_1151529281_33121319_990919503_n.jpg
[14:58] <roaksoax> zul: im here
[14:59] <zul> roaksoax: cool im just starting to flush out the wi for orchestra ill put them in a pad somewhere so we can look at it together
[15:01] <roaksoax> alright
[15:11] <bitshift> Hi there, need to run Ubuntu Server on a system which lacks the CMOV instruction, it refuses to boot because of this... how can I modify the installer and drop in a kernel which does not require it, if possible?
[15:18] <SpamapS> bitshift: whats the processor?
[15:19] <bitshift> it's a vortex86mx SoC
[15:19] <bitshift> tiny little embedded system
[15:21] <bitshift> gonna give 10.04.3 server i386 a go because I think (not sure) that it doesn't require the instruction, problem is i don't know if a system that "old" will support the r6040 ethernet device
[15:21] <bitshift> would much rather run 11.10, is there any way to recompile the kernel without the use of cmov?
[15:28] <bitshift> bloody hell
[15:28] <bitshift> 10.04.3 doesnt support my network
[15:40] <bitshift> okay so if I install 10.04.3, and get the kernel source - how do I then  compile the r6040 module? http://cateee.net/lkddb/web-lkddb/R6040.html makes me think it should be present with this kernel version right?
[15:50] <genii-around> Perhaps not. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/650899
[15:54] <bitshift_2> lol irc from netcat
[15:55] <bitshift_2> right 10.04.3 installer dun stopped, selected the package archive and boom, nothing
[15:55] <bitshift_2> what do? :(
[15:56] <bitshift_2> font just changed, but the installer is still halted, blue screen with grey line at the bottom, any ideas?
[15:58] <bitshift_2> syslog has some messages about net-retriever good signature from various keys
[16:00] <bitshift_2> gonna cancel installation and try something else :( back later
[16:00] <Nightmar_> hi, im installing ubuntu server lts, i choose LVM with ext4 for disk partitioning, but it gets frozen at 33% when formating ext4
[16:00] <Nightmar_> what could be ?
[16:17] <roaksoax> utlemming: ping
[16:17] <roaksoax> utlemming: server team meeting
[16:18] <utlemming> roaksoax: thx
[16:19] <skej> I'm having issues running a PPTP VPN server on 11.10 x86 ubuntu server, the problem is that some websites will not load at all (ubuntu forums is one) while connected to the VPN, the second I disconnect the website instantly loads, its also interesting to note that I can ping the website.
[16:37] <zul> thank god i got my flu shot before going to UDS
[16:37] <EvilResistance> lol
[16:38] <roaksoax> zul: lol
[16:40] <lynxman> zul: you went preflued
[18:10] <ribo> anyone here handy with AFPd/netatalk?
[18:10] <ribo> this happens on a sucessful login: http://pastie.org/private/yjwccg5lp0nsajnidvcwza
[18:11] <air_> ribo: 11.10 ?
[18:11] <ribo> started happening after I upgraded to oneiric
[18:11] <air_> ribo: yeah. 2.2beta sux.
[18:12] <air_> ribo: either you'll have to downgrade to an older ubuntu, or you can install netatalk from source.
[18:12] <ribo> ugh
[18:12] <air_> ribo: not identical, but related. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/netatalk/+bug/879020
[18:12] <ribo> of course, the upgrade worked fine on my home server, and does this on my company's prod fileserver...
[18:14] <air_> RoyK had some issues as well, might have been the same that you got. but he went back for the time being.
[18:14] <air_> I installed from source and I'm happy with that solution :)
[18:18] <RoyK> ribo: download a newer source, apt-get source netatalk, copy the debian directory from the ubuntu netatalk source to the 2.2 source dir, cd into the 2.2 source dir, run dpkg-buildpackage
[18:19] <RoyK> ribo: or just install from plain source if you want that
[18:19] <ribo> cool, thanks
[18:22] <RoyK> ribo: the packages will be placed under the _parent_ directory of the source dir
[18:22] <ribo> getting patch errors
[18:22] <ribo> guess I need to delete some of the patches, right?
[18:22] <ribo> dpkg-source: error: cannot read netatalk-2.2.1/debian/patches/115_default-dir.patch: No such file or directory
[18:22] <ribo> er..
[18:22] <ribo> dpkg-source: error: LC_ALL=C patch -t -F 0 -N -p1 -u -V never -g0 -E -b -B .pc/115_default-dir.patch/ < netatalk-2.2.1/debian/patches/115_default-dir.patch gave error exit status 1
[18:24] <RoyK> ribo: erm... you probably need to remove the patching part - those patches probably won't fit the 2.2.1 source as they may have been included already
[18:25] <ribo> yeah
[18:25] <ribo> removing them as they error
[18:26] <ribo> /usr/bin/fakeroot: line 176: debian/rules: Permission denied
[18:26] <ribo> does the same with sudo...
[18:27] <CantWinn> RoyK,  how you doing? Thanks for the info last night.. I need/have a different approach on this (according to the boss man)
[18:28] <RoyK> CantWinn: he didn't want openindiana? :)
[18:29] <CantWinn> Not really that.. I'm still looking for a way around something
[18:30] <CantWinn> As a re-fresh I have a local network on a local domain, I need to be able to seamlessly share files with another network on another domain like DropBox.. but i want our server to essentially be the "cloud"
[18:30] <tash> is there some way to join an ubuntu server to a windows workgroup?  Without a local dns resolver, I'm just wondering how a Windows machine could ping the hostname of the ubuntu server without a hosts entry on the windows machine.
[18:30] <CantWinn> but it has to be secure.. I know most people point to using a samba with SSH but I don't think it's wise to leave the SSH connection open all the time
[18:32] <ribo> derp, noexec
[18:34] <CantWinn> What I need is a bunch of local users on the local domain sharing and working on files, then when the end product is done (the prescription in this case) can be shared with a Pharmacy directly and securly on a different network with a different domain.
[18:36] <RoyK> CantWinn: IIRC if you set netbios name = something in smb.conf, it'll answer to netbios broadcasts typically used by windows clients (if dns resolv fails)
[18:37] <RoyK> CantWinn: setting up a wins server is another thing you should consider
[18:40] <CantWinn> RoyK, So what you are saying is that if I set up in my smb.conf to automatically search for the users domain that it will maintain direct connect?
[18:41] <RoyK> CantWinn: I don't get it - do you have another domain server? or will samba be the domain server?
[18:41] <CantWinn> RoyK, I have a domain server already.. a Win 2K8 R2 server
[18:41] <RoyK> that's AD, not domain...
[18:42] <RoyK> and that one will be running a DNS server as part of AD
[18:43] <RoyK> so all you'll need to do is setup /etc/resolv.conf to point to the AD server for DNS lookups, configure kerberos and samba appropriately and then do a net join
[18:43] <RoyK> CantWinn: google for samba and AD integration
[18:43] <CantWinn> RoyK, thanks.. do you think it's possible to do what I'm trying to get done?
[18:44] <RoyK> CantWinn: I've integrated samba with AD a few times myself, so it really shouldn't be a problem
[18:45] <CantWinn> remotely establishing and maintain a connection that syncs a "folder" as well?
[19:08] <nineteen67comet1> how to I register my nick? /nick nineteen67comet says is taken but that's me ..
[19:09] <RoyK> nineteen67comet1: you can't register a nick you don't currently have...
[19:09] <nineteen67comet1> Huh .. I used it last night (have been since 2001) .. today; no good ..
[19:09] <nineteen67comet1> used to ask me for my p/w all the time .. don't remember that command either ..
[19:10] <nineteen67comet1> trying to get some help in #apache as well; can't post w/out a working nick ..
[19:13] <RoyK> nineteen67comet1: /msg nickserv help release
[19:22] <Zanzacar> if a server is getting bogged down by a ton of users, such as a schools website during enrollment period
[19:22] <Zanzacar> is there any way to set yourself out from the crowd of requests coming to the server?
[19:22] <Zanzacar> as in getting responses from the server faster/ priority responses?
[19:22] <Zanzacar> if that makes any sense at all
[19:25] <SpamapS> Zanzacar: actually yes, go sit in the server's data center on the same LAN as it.
[19:25] <SpamapS> Zanzacar: but for the most part, you're screwed because the slow thing is likely on the backend.
[19:25] <Zanzacar> SpamapS: thats kind of what I figured
[19:26] <Zanzacar> SpamapS: by backend you mean on the server, side it can process everyones requests
[19:26] <EvilResistance> whats the command to upgrade a server from maverick to natty?
[19:26] <EvilResistance> do-release-upgrade?
[19:26] <SpamapS> EvilResistance: yes
[19:26] <Zanzacar> EvilResistance: Yup
[19:26] <EvilResistance> um...
[19:26] <EvilResistance> hm
[19:26] <EvilResistance> The program 'do-release-upgrade' is currently not installed.  You can install it by typing:
[19:26] <EvilResistance> apt-get install update-manager-core
[19:26] <EvilResistance> :/
[19:26] <EvilResistance> might be because its a VPS?
[19:29] <SpamapS> EvilResistance: probably
[19:29] <EvilResistance> since its a VPS...
[19:29] <EvilResistance> should i worry about upgrade-over-ssh?
[19:29] <EvilResistance> its throwing warnings
[19:30] <SpamapS> Depends on what "VPS" means anyway.
[19:30] <soren> EvilResistance: I've done it lots and lots of times, but that of course doesn't mean it'll work for you.
[19:31] <Zanzacar> I did my server upgrade through ssh.
[19:32] <SpamapS> I'm still wondering why anybody buys a VPS anymore.. the Amazon free tier is as good as most "VPS"'s .. and is upgradable to something production capable in a single reboot. :-P
[19:32]  * SpamapS says that, logged into to his VPS which hosts his IRC client
[19:33] <SpamapS> actually amazon is crap for hosting SMTP servers.. so thats one reason. :-P
[19:33] <Zanzacar> I have 2 servers running on amazons free tier :) got to love free servers. I have been learning a lot from them.
[19:35] <Zanzacar> talking about the amazon free tier and servers. I was thinking about running a pretty productive site through that
[19:36] <Zanzacar> The only question I am not really sure about is how many get request it can handle
[19:36] <Zanzacar> if you only have a static site.
[19:36] <utlemming> Zanzacar: the free tier is only free for the first 720hrs (or a single month usage)
[19:38] <Zanzacar> 720/mnth every month for a full year
[19:39] <Zanzacar> so 31.5 days every month. meaning 1 free tier server is free for a year
[19:39] <SpamapS> Zanzacar: t1.micro with a static site that fits in memory (600MB or so) would probably be able to take quite a few concurrent users.
[19:39] <SpamapS> Zanzacar: just use apache's worker mode or nginx.
[19:39] <SpamapS> Zanzacar: t1.micro only falls apart with sustained CPU usage.
[19:40] <Zanzacar> SpamapS: I am unfamiliar with worker mode so I will have to check that out
[19:40] <Zanzacar> SpamapS: I figured if it was a static site that there would be little CPU usage for a static site.
[19:40] <SpamapS> Zanzacar: apache2-mpm-worker ...
[19:40] <SpamapS> I still wonder why the debian packages implement it as a Conflicts: with the rest of apache2 .. the way RH has done it with /usr/sbin/httpd.worker is much saner.
[19:46] <Zanzacar> SpamapS: worker seems pretty cool, I think that would definetly help with running a high volume site on a t1.mirco server
[19:49] <EvilResistance> d
[19:49] <EvilResistance> oops
[19:52] <SpamapS> Zanzacar: apache2-mpm-event is even more scalable, in theory, but less widely tested IIRC
[19:56] <Zanzacar> SpamapS: O the thing we learn the things we learn. Thanks for the input.
[19:57] <Zanzacar> I might try out the worker mode since its a little more widely used/tested. (I feel more comfortable that way)
[19:58] <Zanzacar> SpamapS: Check it out, ec2-107-20-112-0.compute-1.amazonaws.com/
[19:58] <Zanzacar> SpamapS: I would like to know when someone has actually pressed the search button but I dont want to have server side scripting since its on a t1.mirco
[19:58] <Zanzacar> so that being said do you have any thoughts on work arounds for that?
[19:59] <SpamapS> Zanzacar: just have the search button hit a URL that you can scan the logs for
[20:00] <gamut> Hello, would someone here be able to assist with issues involving a ServeRAID M5015 (megaraid_sas) contoroller and 10.04 LTS?
[20:01] <Zanzacar> SpamapS: That would definetly work, but I wouldnt want to redirect them how would I hit the URL without redirecting them?
[20:07] <SpamapS> Zanzacar: you can make a URL do a smart redirect with mod_rewrite.. but.. now you're getting into CPU hungry things.
[20:09] <Zanzacar> SpamapS: That is the main thing I want to avoid, I guess I could do it with Javascript which would be server side to request a URL.
[20:12] <SpamapS> Zanzacar: yeah that is the new thing to do.. offload to the client. :)
[20:14] <Zanzacar> SpamapS: if your being sarcastic then haha, but if your not then cool I guess I am just headed in the right direction.
[20:14] <Zanzacar> I just figured I could keep it free if I offloaded everything to the clients so it made sense to me to do it that way.
[20:35] <Zanzacar> SpamapS: can I PM you? I got some question that are semi offtopic.
[20:47] <tdi> hi all anybody with amd64 server 11.10 and libvirtd (working one ) ?
[20:48] <tdi> getting the error : virsh # iface-list
[20:48] <tdi> error: Failed to list active interfaces
[20:48] <tdi> also virt-manager fails to connect, this is quite old bug
[20:49] <tdi> but maybe there is somebody here who has it right?
[20:49] <jmichaelx> i need to get sftp working on a server, authenticating with ldap.... i have tried several things, but so far to no avail
[20:50] <jmichaelx> would anyone have any suggestions?
[20:50] <tdi> jmichaelx: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/servers/33930-vsftpd-pam-ldap-authentication-openldap.html
[20:51] <dork> jmichaelx: proftpd mod_ldap?
[20:51] <jmichaelx> tdi: i saw that, but that specifies using vsftpd.... which seems sort of ridiculous
[20:52] <jmichaelx> dork: i am using pure-ftpd, but i have been under the impression that an FTP server is not even necessary in order to have sftp
[20:53] <dork> jmichaelx: yah sshd and pam tho
[20:53] <dork> jmichaelx: i'd research doing ldap authentication with sshd and see if that's possible
[20:54] <jmichaelx> dork: yea, and that is what i have been focusing on
[20:54] <dork> ah
[20:54] <jmichaelx> well, it is very possible... i just can't figure it out, lol
[20:54] <tdi> just use pam_ldap
[20:55] <jmichaelx> i am using pam_ldap... ftp with ldap is working fine.... but i am wanting to require all users to use sftp
[20:56] <tdi> you want sftp as in scp, or sftp as in secure ftp?
[20:56] <gondoi> i think I missed a memo.... did innodb get removed from the base mysql-server package?
[20:56] <SpamapS> or as in, ssh+the sftp backend?
[20:56] <SpamapS> gondoi: definitely *not*
[20:56] <gondoi> hmm
[20:56] <gondoi> okay
[20:56] <SpamapS> If I could, I'd remove MyISAM. :)
[20:57] <tdi> anybody with libvirtd on 11.10 server 64bit ?
[20:57] <dork> gondoi: it's the default storage engine now so i doubt it
[20:57] <jmichaelx> tdi: i am not sure what your asking... i want sftp
[20:57] <gondoi> dork: thanks.. just wondering cause i'm not seeing it in show engines; and there is no error on startup
[20:57] <SpamapS> jmichaelx: sftp, unfortunately, has multiple meanings
[20:58] <gondoi> also an innodb = force  won't let mysql start at all... (no error)
[20:58] <jmichaelx> SpamapS: which would explain my confusion, i'm sure
[20:58] <jmichaelx> i know there is ftp, sftp, ftps and ftp pver ssh... i was not aware of anything else
[20:58] <tdi> jmichaelx: there is scp with ssh and there is FTPS, which is called sometimes sftp
[20:59] <tdi> s/scp/sftp/
[20:59] <smw> SpamapS, sftp has only one meaning I know of
[21:00] <jmichaelx> i also think SFTP means only one thing
[21:00] <SpamapS> Honestly, for me, anything with FTP means "Fail" in my dictionary
[21:00] <jmichaelx> yes, FTP does mean fail
[21:00] <smw> SpamapS, all except for sftp
[21:00] <dork> snark snark
[21:00] <jmichaelx> SFTP is lower on fail
[21:00] <smw> SpamapS, sftp has no relation to ftp
[21:00] <jmichaelx> exactly
[21:00] <jmichaelx> SFTP is a part of ssh
[21:01] <smw> SpamapS, but ftp must die
[21:01] <jmichaelx> yes... my whole project is to kill FTP, and require SFTP
[21:01] <smw> jmichaelx, sftp actually will work over any transport. But that transports needs to handle auth/encryption
[21:02] <jmichaelx> smw: sorry for my ignorance, but i did not understand
[21:02] <smw> jmichaelx, whatever, it is a technical detail that the protocol can be used anyware. Mostly it is used with ssh :-)
[21:03] <jmichaelx> smw: ok... i am just needing SFTP to work with LDAP. don't really care how
[21:04] <jmichaelx> not surprisingly, there is a lot of conflicting documentation out there
[21:05] <SpamapS> jmichaelx: it should work if ssh works with LDAP
[21:05] <smw> jmichaelx, what SpamapS said :-)
[21:05] <jmichaelx> yea, i get that part. my whole question is how to do that
[21:06] <jmichaelx> FTP workd with LDAP, ssh does not (yet)
[21:06] <jmichaelx> works*
[21:06] <smw> jmichaelx, first link on google. http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/howto-configure-sshd-to-use-openldap-server.html . I have never done this before so I can't give any better :-\
[21:07] <jmichaelx> smw: if it was your first link on google, you can rest assured that i have already seen it
[21:07] <smw> jmichaelx, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LDAPClientAuthentication
[21:08] <smw> jmichaelx, then I have no idea :-\
[21:10] <jmichaelx> yea... i can should look through that again, although like i said i have pam/ldap/ftp working just fine... getting sshd to work with this *should* not be so difficult
[21:10] <SpamapS> jmichaelx: I can't imagine it would be any different than the ftp setup.. just a different pam.d file
[21:14] <jmichaelx> exactly... and i have been messing with pam.d/sshd  i feel like i am missinf something very simple
[21:29] <SpamapS> jmichaelx: I've always had a hard time getting pam confs for services "just right"
[21:35] <jmichaelx> yea, same here
[22:00] <dork> btw
[22:00] <dork> my great software raid debacle from the otherday
[22:00] <dork> was due to mindlessly keeping my original mdadm.conf and not replacing it
[22:00] <dork> recreated the problem on another box
[22:03] <virusuy> dork: really ?
[22:03] <virusuy> so, recreate your mdadm.conf and problem solved ?
[22:04] <dork> virusuy: yep
[22:04] <virusuy> dork: alright then !
[22:05]  * SpamapS really hates the problems that mdadm.conf causes
[22:05] <dork> virusuy: the difference is, the new syntax doesn't have the amount of devices and the raid types specified in it
[22:05] <virusuy> ohh ok
[22:05] <dork> SpamapS: i spent over 12 hours in our DC trying to fix this problem on a production box
[22:06] <dork> but it was my fault indeed, now i have nothing to bitch about
[22:06] <dork> lol
[22:06] <SpamapS> dork: my condolences to your time. :-/ I am sure there is a reason for mdadm.conf .. just not sure what it is.
[22:06] <dork> yah
[22:06] <virusuy> dork: but hey, look at the bright side
[22:06] <virusuy> you learned something new ! :)
[22:08] <dork> virusuy: yeah if that was the worst thing they can complain about on me, i'm good
[22:08] <virusuy> dork: :-)
[23:10] <Somedude> I get this when trying to turn on VT-d. (Intel VT-d tech enabled), intel_iommu=on(!): Your BIOS is broken; DMAR reported at address fed90000 returns all ones
[23:10] <Somedude> What could be causing this error/warning?
[23:10] <Somedude> BIOS is up to date
[23:22] <SpamapS> Somedude: #ubuntu-kernel *might* have a better handle ont hat one.
[23:28] <Somedude> asked it there, tanks! :-)
[23:34] <atruno> is there a domain registrar that makes it easy to host your own website at home using apache ?
[23:35] <SpamapS> atruno: at home? why would you want to do that? "To the cloud!"
[23:35] <atruno> what does the cloud mean ?
[23:36] <atruno> is that shared web hosting or different ?
[23:38] <atruno> how do i host apache in the cloud ?
[23:39] <smoser> atruno, i don't think that one registrar or another is going to impact your path for getting a website up from your house.
[23:39] <atruno> ok no problem
[23:39] <smoser> regarding SpamapS "the cloud", he was probably suggesting something like EC2.
[23:39] <atruno> smoser, do you know if its difficult to bind a domain name to a home apache webserver ?
[23:40] <atruno> what would EC2 do for me ?
[23:40] <smoser> if you're new to AWS, you can get run a 674M system with 8G root for free for 1 year.
[23:40] <smoser> other thing it would do is just stop you from needing to run something in your house.
[23:40] <smoser> but there is cost associated (the "free for 1 year" is ~ $20/month).
[23:41] <smoser> atruno, basically for what you want
[23:41] <atruno> can't afford $20 a month
[23:41] <smoser>  * register your domain
[23:41] <smoser>  * figure out your IP at home
[23:42] <smoser>  * point domain at home IP (hopefully either hooking up some dyndns to that, or getting a static IP at home)
[23:42] <smoser>  * run apache on home
[23:42] <smoser>  * profit.
[23:42] <atruno> thank you
[23:42] <atruno> which if the dyndns.org type services are free for binding domain names to home ip's ?
[23:43] <atruno> or is there one that is cheap ?
[23:44] <smoser> atruno, read about http://zoneedit.com/
[23:44] <smoser> i've used them some in the past
[23:44] <smoser> but i'm not terribly experienced in this, other than having done it once or twice.
[23:45] <atruno> thank you
[23:53]  * medberry has two free hostnames on dyndns
[23:54] <medberry> and one is attached to a t1.micro on amazon EC2
[23:54] <atruno> my router only supports dyndns.org not zoneedit.com
[23:54] <medberry> though sadly, I'm out of my "free year"
[23:56] <atruno> is it hard to run your own dns server on ubuntu ?
[23:56] <atruno> also does comcast allow yout to run your own dns server ?
[23:58] <medberry> atruno, that's several "it depends". however, you can easily run dns at home.
[23:58] <medberry> Now, running it in such a way that it is useful to someone NOT in your home is a whole different ball of wax.