=== sixstringsg|away is now known as sixstringsg [01:42] Is there a single command to remove a named PPA, as there is to add one? [01:42] (I'm on Lucid.) [01:45] Apparently add-apt-repository doesn't support the --remove option on this version... [01:46] And I don't know if I want to grab ppa-purge...do people here have experience with it? === THNY is now known as Heartz === sixstringsg is now known as sixstringsg|away [04:21] i just did a sudo apt-get upgrade, and it wants to download a python-lazr.restfulclient . How can I figure out what depends on this, not sure why I have it. === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [13:08] !bugzilla === nijaba_afk is now known as nijaba [13:13] Hi there! I'm experiencing problems with Slim (also XDM) and Consolekit, XSession seems to start consolekit session but it's inactive and non-local.. anybody else had this ? can it be a permission problem ? === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [13:33] hey guys has anyone in here installed bugzilla3 on ubuntu before know where the default bugzilla files are setup so i can create a vhost? [17:27] how can I fix this error that keeps popping up on my Bind install? "validating @0x21d4cc78: dlv.isc.org DNSKEY: must be secure failure, . is under DLV (startfinddlvsep)" [17:33] does anyone know how i can rsync by file modification date? [17:42] Server is complaining of not having enough free space - it's using 100% of 10GB out of 750GB. Any idea what's wrong? [18:32] When creating a SW RAID4 using mdadm, is it possible to specify which disk should be the parity disk? === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [18:41] how come virt-manager in apt-get for ubuntu server LTS is only 0.8.2 not the latest 0.9.0.. is there something I can do to make it the latest version without having to build it myself? [18:42] undriedsea, raid 4 is obsolete and should not be used, use raid 5 instead [18:43] qman_, I do not see that reflected in the man page. Have the maintainers indicated it is obsolete? [18:44] undriedsea, not in terms of the software, just in general, raid 5 performs better and offers equal protection [18:44] I want to use an SSD for my parity drive. I have heard this type of RAID4 blows RAID5 away as in has almost the same performance as RAID0 [18:45] the parity drive must be the same size as all the other drives [18:45] After all a RAID 4 is a RAID0 array with a parity disk. [18:45] I realize that, 600 GB SAS disks for data members and Enterprise SSD for parity disk [18:46] I just can't seem to find in the docs how to specify the parity disk [18:47] I guess that would work, but I haven't heard of it before [18:47] I read a paper in ACM sigops where a researcher was doing it and got good results [20:04] New bug: #919730 in samba (main) "Access network with windows 7" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/919730 === myrtti is now known as Myrtti [21:05] how do i find a vps for $10 /month with root access. any ideas? [21:08] nancy---: This is not a Ubuntu server question... anyway, I have no idea if they are any good, but Google finds me one at http://www.webkeepers.com/vps/vps_basic.html === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [21:16] nancy---: amazon? [21:17] nancy---: rackspace is rather cheap too [21:23] RoyK, reliable too ? [21:24] cost and reliablility, more or less, directly correlate [21:25] qman__, some are well managed in that sense [21:26] RoyK, rackspace is hosting not vps [21:32] nancy---: http://www.rackspace.com/cloud/cloud_hosting_products/servers/pricing/ -- "cloud servers" are VPSes [21:32] But it is $10.95/mo + bandwidth, not $10 total... so technically over budget for you. [21:45] jmarsden, hm. fdcservers.net if reliable will do.. [21:45] nancy---: I'd raise your budget and go with Linode if I were you [21:45] I seem to be having a rather problematic issue with, well, anything that isn't RSA based login or direct console login in Ubuntu 11.10 Server. Nothing will auth using passwords. [21:46] Cromulent, really ? linode is so popular... [21:46] Jan 21 21:38:30 luna sudo: pam_unix(sudo:auth): conversation failed <- this is filling my auth.log [21:47] (yes, this is a fresh install, twice actually) [21:48] Cromulent, why would you go with linode? [21:48] nancy---: because I have been with them since october 2010 and have not had any problems with them at all - plus they also have a very good reputation [21:48] hm [21:49] Cromulent, when you signup for a vps. and fil forms and card details. you get an email about the order and your id. how long you have to wait till you get the login id ? [21:50] nancy---: for me it was instant but it depends on whether they need to check out your credit details [21:50] nancy---: best to ask them that question if you send them an email [21:52] Cromulent, it has been 12hrs since i send them email and they just replied " do you have a paypal account for further varification" ? [21:52] i said no [21:53] Cromulent, the amount has been credited from my bank at the time i signed the form. by the way. so why so much delay. is it normal? [21:54] nancy---: no idea - you'll have to speak to them about that - I can only say what my experience has been with them [21:54] i see [21:55] well . they dont have a live chat eaither..... [21:56] Cromulent, i plan to resell hosting to teenagers. and make their pages for free (small ones) good idea?? [22:06] * nancy--- ahem [22:07] erhmem [22:08] tell me a business that i can do with my vps........... :( [22:08] kids should make their own pages (imho) [22:08] ^ most do [22:08] Cue: Error: "most" is not a valid command. [22:08] ill host them. [22:08] And most know someone who has web hosting too. :x [22:09] ill offer without making them ask :) [22:10] Does anyone happen to know if there's a possability of running conntrackd along with an LVS director would provide any benefits? I'm not sure because of the funky magic ipvsadm does with directing traffic and all. [22:11] tell me a business that i can do with my vps........... :( [22:11] patdk-lap: You might know. ;) [22:16] psijack, you should know that answer [22:17] there is no need to run conntrackd on a lvs director [22:17] cause conntrack doesn't work with lvs [22:17] OKay. I didn't /think/ so. :) [22:17] But, I wanted to be sure. [22:17] now running it on your firewall, sure [22:17] Oh yeah, already am. ;) [22:17] that way when your firewall failover, it's in sync [22:17] I'm rebuilding all my LVS directors and Firewalls using Ubuntu 11.10 server, which will become 12.04 LTS when it's out. [22:18] I'm waiting till 12.04.2 [22:18] hehe [22:18] or atleast [22:18] I'll go with 12.04.1 when it's ready, which means 2-3 months after release. ;) [22:18] by the time it comes out, and we figure out how to overcome any issues with it, and then have time to do the upgrades [22:18] 12.04.2 will be out :) [22:19] heh [22:19] That early, nahhh [22:19] worked for 10.04 [22:19] heh [22:20] Well, still. I'm going from using openSUSE 11.4 firewalls, and Debian 6.0.3 directors. [22:20] Getting away from Debian because pacemaker 1.0 STILL, and bugs in the ldirectord package that hasn't been fixed, still. [22:21] That, and Ubuntu boots up like snappy fast. [22:21] Great for my VM cluster. :) [22:25] I have several win7 iscsi boot installs now, those are nice [22:26] heh. [22:30] * Cue wonders if 12.10 will be out by the time he works out what's up with his server installs :S [22:30] heh [22:30] Should see my entire home-based server infrastructure. LOL [22:32] Psi-Jack: At least your fresh installs aren't suffering from failed PAM auths :S [22:32] Nope. [22:33] Literally spawned 2 VMs from the server ISO, neither of them allow me to login via SSH unless I use pub/priv keys, and sudo doesn't work. Sudo only fails in SSHd though, if I VNC into the VM it's absolutely fine [22:33] (Webmin login dies too ;_;) [22:33] Interesting. [22:36] I dunno. I logged in via VNC to the "console" directly, did aptitude upgrade, before even SSHing in. [22:39] Cue: what's wrong? [22:40] http://pastebin.com/kfJBHv8E [22:41] I can login if I use the local console, but not over SSH. Sudo fails if password required as well, as does Webmin [22:50] Cue: from what client_ [22:50] ? [22:50] !webmin | Cue [22:50] Cue: webmin is no longer supported in Debian and Ubuntu. It is not compatible with the way that Ubuntu packages handle configuration files, and is likely to cause unexpected issues with your system. [22:51] guntbert: I thought Cue, in this situation, was a nick... [22:59] ubottu: This has never been an issue before, one VM doesn't have it installed and I have it on 2 other boxes without a single issue. [22:59] Cue: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [23:00] ... hm [23:00] RoyK: PuTTY [23:00] But I get the same problem using raw ssh -v ... [23:01] I don't use Webmin for much really, mainly monitoring and Bind clustering [23:14] Cue: I've seen issues like that with putty [23:14] Cue: try from another *nix machine [23:36] RoyK: I did === Psi-Jack_ is now known as Psi-Jack [23:56] anyone care to explain what privileges does a user need to have to access /proc/self/net ? [23:57] root can read /proc/self/net/dev fine, but not the user under which the monitoring agent runs