=== Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [00:16] Hey there, having a hard time trying to clean up an old ldap install on a box and perform a new, clean one. I've done the apt-get remove slapd (and related things) did an rm -rf /etc/ldap & /var/lib/ldap. Now when I install slapd none of the schema files get created in /etc/ldap/schema. [00:16] Any suggestions? [00:25] gmr-: may require 'purge' with apt [00:29] pmatulis: thanks, will try [01:09] I'm getting an unable to write to temporary file error 13 on a linux box, and I googled around, and it suppose to be permssions issue, but other mysql databases on the same instance are running fine - this seems like a red herring error, any ideas? [01:09] http://pastebin.com/ZjgBFxwX - Usually, when I've faced this error in the past it's been permissions, but other databases are running okay, and it's got me confused. This is being thown up by a php based website === micahg_ is now known as micahg [02:01] If I set up 2 factor Auth on SSHd should I also still set up something like fail2ban? [02:03] brute force attempts will happen regardless of the authentication you use [02:03] so, setting up some method of limiting it (fail2ban or -m recent) is a good idea [02:03] if nothing else, to stop log cluttert [02:03] qman__, Oh, ok. Figured it might. I will setup fial2band [02:05] in my case, my shell server was disk thrashing from all the hits and it was annoying, so I set up iptables -m recent === fenris is now known as Guest45833 === Guest45833 is now known as ejat [04:28] <_godhelpme> from a shell how do i see what user accounts are on my system [04:29] getent passwd [04:31] <_godhelpme> thanks [05:11] Whats up [05:12] is there ever going to be a time where ubuntu would have repos for ispconfig? [05:13] that's more a question for the ispconfig people [05:13] whether or not they're going to package and maintain it, and submit it [05:14] Packaging is not normally done by upstream (because upstream is usually incompetent) [05:14] However, it's apparently a "hosting control panel", so the same caveats as webmin probably apply [05:14] i would have considered it something like webmin [05:15] or packed like phpmyadmin really [05:15] We encourage sysadmins to learn how to manage the system properly, via the CLI [05:15] i know that but it would have been of interest [05:16] know webmin was left behind and no longer supported [05:16] ispconfig is not currently packaged for ubuntu or debian. You could file a Request for Package (RFP) to Debian's bug tracker, where it will probably be ignored for years because no one likes it. [05:16] but ispconfig has been very well maintained. [05:16] pehden: that is your opinion. [05:17] its a php based install system [05:17] IMO PHP is an automatic fail. [05:17] http://wiki.debian.org/HostingControlPanels is a summary of FOSS WHCPs. [05:20] the top ones on there are non-freware [05:20] *freeware [05:23] it's alphabetical [05:23] qman__: I think he's referring to the opening paragraph which mentions cpanel and plesk [05:24] ah [05:24] I use plesk at work, it's meh [05:24] pehden: as I said, I do not endose any WHCP -- I discourage their use. [05:24] a bunch of random software precariously stitched together [05:28] I started babysitting today, is running cpanel [05:28] And they refuse to give out ssh access, but they want kerberized SSO in their apache, which is not using TLS *at all* [05:28] of course we do run it on a windows VPS, so maybe it's better on linux, but I honestly don't think it would be [05:28] Stupid bloody monkeys === fenris is now known as Guest67783 [06:23] I've got a question about Iptables and routing, could someone give me a hand? [06:24] Don't ask to ask unless you're prepared to ask to ask to ask. [06:24] I am so prepared [06:26] OK so I'm using comcast and they don't allow you to bridge their cable modem. Essentially, I have to use one of the IPs in my static IP block to give to my router, and then the public DMZ has the rest of the IPs. My question is, how to I handle routing and set gateways for that? I'd have like 4 different gateways or something [06:27] The cable modem and the public DMZ are the same logical network, but are split between two different NICs [06:27] Do I set up a static route for the single IP on the one NIC and let the routing tables take care of the rest? [06:29] herald: replace the cable modem with one you control === smb` is now known as smb [09:12] jamespage: around? [09:12] Daviey, yep [09:12] jamespage: Great :) [09:13] jamespage: One adam_g has polished being able to run preicse and oneiric on the ci lab, fast... Are you ready to be able to suck in stable/diablo on oneiric proposed branches? [09:18] That should read "Once adam_g" [09:23] * Daviey wonders if jamespage is still there? [09:24] Daviey: yes - sorry - just helping someone with something else [09:24] give me 5 mins [09:25] jamespage: ok, sure [09:30] hi all [09:39] Daviey: I've not tested it for a while but it should not be to much effort. [09:52] jamespage: yeah, there seems to be a jenkins plugin for gerrit proposed changes. [09:52] * jamespage re-reads [09:52] jamespage: was it you that setup the reprepro part? [09:52] can you clarify "suck in stable/diablo on oneiric proposed branches"? [09:53] Daviey: I did setup reprepro [09:53] jamespage: sorry, someone proposes an 'upstream SRU' if you like, i'd like to pre-validate it before review via jenkins [09:53] so, a pre-commit test [09:53] or pre-merge test [09:54] merge in bzr or git upstream? [09:54] jamespage: git upstream [09:54] Daviey: well in that case I change "I've not tested it for a while but it should not be to much effort." [09:55] heh, thanks [09:55] to "I need to catchup with mtaylor as they do some of this alread" [09:55] to "I need to catchup with mtaylor as they do some of this already" [09:55] I expect that will need some infrastructure changes as well [09:55] as I suspect we ONLY have access to github.com [09:56] jamespage: no, we have ssh [09:56] jamespage: we'll talk iab about it [09:56] Daviey: OK [10:03] jamespage: sorry, i was supposed to have a call starting now, but cannot find the other person.. [10:03] so, $ ssh davewalker@review.openstack.org -p29418 gerrit query --format=JSON status:open status:open project:openstack/nova branch:stable/diablo [10:03] {"type":"stats","rowCount":0,"runTimeMilliseconds":6} [10:04] It seems to be handled already with, https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Gerrit+Plugin [10:07] I use Jenkins + Gerrit [10:07] works well [10:29] Daviey: OK so you want to pickup proposed merges from gerrit; pull them into the lab with the current packaging for stable? [10:29] build; deploy and test? [10:42] morning o/ [10:43] morning lynxman [10:47] Ok, I'm in a bit of a pickle here. Ubuntu Lucid. It supports sslv2. However, I need to disable this for PCI. However, doing so means that external servers that are attempting to use an ssl23 socket to open a connection to us fail... [10:50] How many external servers are you talking about? [10:51] Mez: are they using sslv2 because that's all they can use, or because it is available. [10:53] jamespage: yep [10:53] greppy - I'm not sure. I basically changed the code to use SSlv3 instead of sslv23 .. [10:53] this caused wget to fail aswell. [10:54] Mez: this is on pound? [10:54] Mez: what if you specify for wget to use v3? [10:55] Daviey: yes. [10:55] Mez: do you have the patch you used handy? [10:55] greppy: I don't know (didn't know I could do that). [10:55] Daviey ... er... yes. [10:55] http://blog.zenone.org/2009/03/pci-compliance-disable-sslv2-and-weak.html [10:55] that may help [10:55] greppy: not really. [10:55] greppy: he's using a whizzy load balancer, not apache [10:56] I tried connecting via openssl s_client and that wouldnt connect unless I specified -ssl3 [10:56] I hear the debian maintainer for pound is a real ass BTW :) [10:56] however, the problem is that Paypal IPN notifications were failing. [10:56] Mez: whee is the patch? [10:56] wheee! [10:56] Daviey: yeah, but it has commands for testing what is going on. [10:56] just finding it. [10:56] (as it's hiding in LP) [10:56] https://launchpad.net/~mez/+archive/mez-mf/+files/pound_2.5-1.1~lucid2.debian.tar.gz [10:57] greppy: right, i think i threw them to mez last week. [10:57] Daviey: yeah. [10:57] ah [10:57] Daviey: see debian/patches/disable_sslv2_server.patch [10:57] or I can pastebin it if need be. [10:58] I do good to remember what I read in here from day to day, much less a week ago :) I mean, hopefully, I have slept since then, which means /tmp got cleared :) [10:58] It was somewhere else. [11:01] New bug: #923676 in dovecot (main) "/usr/lib/dovecot/deliver: invalid option -- 'n'" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/923676 [11:01] Mez: crikey, https://launchpadlibrarian.net/91198061/pound_2.5-1~lucid1_2.5-1.1~lucid1.diff.gz ? [11:01] greppy: yes, sorry - it was even on a different irc network :) [11:01] ha! [11:03] Daviey: ?? ? [11:04] that's also a patch from debian. [11:05] ah [11:08] * Mez sighs [11:09] Mez: found it? [11:11] nope. [11:11] (found what?) [11:12] Mez: right, what is happening? [11:12] what is openssl reporting, with the patch applied? [11:12] handshake failed. [11:13] (I don't have a specific test environment for that at the moment, as I had to roll back the change) [11:14] Mez: I haven't grokked the code, but what does http://pb.daviey.com/napC/ do ? [11:15] That was never actually applied. [11:15] ug? [11:15] uh? [11:15] ~lucid1 - I forgot to add it to series XD [11:16] but that code *would* if it had been applied, change from using anb SSLv23 (version 2 and 3) socket to just use a v3 socket [11:16] Mez: neat, but there are two other references to SSLv23 config.c .. which the pastebin i just pushed includes [11:17] Daviey: ok. the 2 _client_method() are for outgoing connections (when it connects to the backend) Not for incoming. [11:19] Mez, iirc, v23 also supports TLSv1, but v3 only support SSL3 [11:19] Mez, you should use SSL options instead to disable SSLv2 [11:19] therve: yeah, am starting to think that myself. [11:20] and http://www.openssl.org/docs/ssl/SSL_CTX_new.html agrees [11:21] SSL_CTX_set_options(res->ctx, SSL_OP_NO_SSLv2) should do the trick [11:24] * Mez puts new version of pound to ftp-master [11:24] Mez: erm, why not test it first? :) [11:24] Daviey, stgraber fyi, I thought I file bug 923685 to document this. Maybe more of an observation but probably this is not so uncommon as a setup. [11:24] Launchpad bug 923685 in resolvconf "New resolver package overwrites manually created resolv.conf on server" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/923685 [11:24] Daviey: simultaneous development. [11:25] The new version of pound is without the SSL changes. [11:25] the ssl changes are for a local copy. [11:25] Mez: You've just uploaded something, to Debian? [11:25] yes. [11:25] Mez: Was this something, pound? [11:25] while we've been talking, I've been doing a build of a point update for debian. [11:26] yes. [11:26] smb: Stop finding problems, find solutions :P [11:26] oh [11:26] Daviey, Hey I need to find the problems first. :) [11:27] Daviey: why'd you ask? [11:27] smb: You are looking at this wrong, lets find the solutions - then the problems. :) [11:27] Mez: Just wondered. [11:28] Daviey: there's a new point release of pound, thought I'd update unstable while I'm there fiddling wtih pound anyways (and yes, I tested it!) [11:28] smb: confirming you are using static ip, not dhcp? [11:29] smb: and the nameservers where just /dropped/ not replaced? [11:29] Daviey, I do use a static IP, yes [11:29] Mez: heh [11:29] Daviey, And not, resolv.conf was _empty_ [11:29] Now the question is... [11:29] smb: That is less than ideal [11:29] Do I make this change regarding sslv2 into a config option ... or do I just keep it in our local copy ? [11:30] Mez: speak with upstream? [11:30] Daviey, Could be a tat annoying. Though ssh connections probably still work. Just nothing looking for a dns name from withing the server. [11:30] *tad [11:31] Daviey: upstream are very... weird... [11:31] Sometimes they'll be happy to do anything and everything to help [11:31] sometimes they just ... go silent... and you never get a response. [11:31] smb: Hmm, ssh fails if it couldn't resolve itself... but i guess it can through /etc/hosts [11:32] Right, there is the hostname defined mapped to loopback [11:32] Mez: .. and you choose to use this software? :) [11:33] Daviey: I sorta got forced into it. [11:34] $random_manager stuck a pin in the internet and chose to use pound. [11:34] Therefore I became debian maintainer. [11:36] ahh [11:37] (had to fix a couple of bugs we needed fixing, so I MIA'd the old maintainer, and hijacked. [11:42] Oh, by the way... I noticed a bit of a problem the other day regarding the TCP stack in Linux with use of reverse proxies. [11:42] What's the HZ of the kernel set to for Ubuntu server? [11:50] Mez: Well, not sure if there are different values for different version, but "grep CONFIG_HZ /boot/config-*" should tell you. [12:13] Hi, does the 64-bit server cd load a 32bit kernel or a 64 bit one to carry out the installation? [12:14] sattu94: 64bit [12:15] Okay, thank you. [12:26] New bug: #923699 in php5 (main) "Compiling PHP 5 fails due to missing suhosin_patch.c" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/923699 [12:48] Daviey: thoughts? [12:48] http://pb.daviey.com/v8So/ [12:51] ffs, somehow some of it's got caught in the anti_beast patch [12:54] http://pb.daviey.com/MRJt/ [13:10] Mez: if it compiles, ship it/. [13:10] lol. [13:10] Daviey: unfortunately, it doesn't compile for Lucid (due to another patch) [13:12] quilt pop -a [13:13] So I'm just poking that into the old pound manually [13:14] oh [13:17] Hi [13:19] I am getting Dropbox LAN sync Discovery Protocol messages in my tcpdump output. [13:19] Is there Dropbox inbuilt into Orchestra/ [13:19] ? [13:22] Also In the directory /var/log/orchestra/ryslog I am getting dhcp requests from my eth0 when during orchestra configuration, I had configured it to only serve dhcp I.P Addresses via eth1 === Ursinha` is now known as Ursinha === fjlacoste is now known as flacoste [13:57] therve: Hey, can i ask what testing you have done against your proposed fix for bug 913464? [13:57] Launchpad bug 913464 in rabbitmq-server "rabbit creates new PAM session" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/913464 [13:58] Daviey, I used the changed init on my oneiric and precise machines [13:58] btw, thanks for the info earlier therve [13:58] Mez, you're welcome [13:58] Daviey, rabbit is not reported in the list of connected users anymore, and my machines shutdown properly [13:59] therve: nice, but do we lose the ability to log? shutdown_log ? [13:59] Daviey, yeah I don't know about those [14:01] therve: /me ponders. [14:01] Daviey, shutdown_log seems to be filled as usual [14:01] after some local testing [14:02] therve: cool [14:05] Daviey: some peer review please>? https://launchpad.net/~andreserl/+archive/ppa [14:05] roaksoax: looking [14:05] therve: uploaded [14:06] sweet! thanks [14:06] therve: no, thanks to you! [14:07] bigjools: Are you in a psotion to test oops-*, txaws packages? [14:07] position* [14:09] smb: thanks for the bug report. So that was a regular d-i install and you didn't get the dns- fields in /etc/network/interfaces? that'd be the actual bug as netcfg is supposed to add them and we confirmed last week that it did [14:10] stgraber, Well some d-i install for oneiric and then the install does succeed in dhcp usage. which I change later [14:10] Then upgraded [14:11] (so completely "normal" usecase :-P) [14:11] hallyn, 2 things [14:11] a.) -root.tar.gz now available at https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/server/precise/current/ [14:11] roaksoax: We normally try to put the debian/* under the same licence as upstream right? [14:11] here we have LGPL-3 and GPL-2+ [14:11] smb: ah right, so that was a dhcp install that you then turned into static when we didn't have resolvconf [14:11] b.) i use lxc-is-container at http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~cloud-init-dev/cloud-init/trunk/view/head:/cloudinit/util.py (islxc method) [14:12] roaksoax: Also, isn't * under Canonical Ltd copyright? [14:12] smoser: ok, so if i rename that, how hard is that for you to handle? [14:13] stgraber, Right. As I updated the report, I am not sure I ignored some warning in the file. But it used to work that way. [14:13] smb: not exactly sure what we can do in that case. We might be able to show a debconf prompt if we detect that case and ask the user to configured /etc/network/interfaces with the DNS based on /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/original [14:14] smb: not converting to a symlink based on /etc/network/interfaces and /etc/resolv.conf content is a bit tricky as we also have to deal with Network Manager and some other ways of configuring networking (like thin clients/netboot system doing dhcp from the initrd) [14:14] smb: I'll update the bug with these thoughts [14:14] smoser: great, i'll hopefully work on the ubucloud template today (though nuking lxcguest takes precedence) [14:15] stgraber, Hm yeah. Yes, best have things in there. === bladernr_afk is now known as bladernr_ [14:15] hallyn, i can easily re-name, why, i wonder? [14:15] smoser: anyway, https://code.launchpad.net/~serge-hallyn/ubuntu/precise/upstart/upstart-containers is where i was renaming lxc-is-container [14:16] bc "running-in-container" sounded nicer than "lxc-is-container" [14:16] esp if it ships in upstart [14:18] roaksoax: I thought we were supposed to be using Format: http://www.debian.org/doc/packaging-manuals/copyright-format/1.0/ , in debian/copyright now ? [14:25] New bug: #923744 in samba (main) "smbclient messaging not responding to control-D" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/923744 [14:29] stgraber: so for lxccontainer.conf in upstart, you were suggesting making it "start on container and stopped rc RUNLEVEL=[2345]" ? [14:32] hallyn: yep [14:32] ok, refreshing my tree and will test a bit [14:32] hallyn: so we don't end up copy/pasting the pre-start bit that checks the environment [14:33] hallyn: did you have a chance to talk about these changes with jodh? [14:33] right. thanks. [14:33] no, i mentioned them at the rally, [14:33] Daviey: looking [14:33] but he hasn't really taken a look yet that i know of [14:33] i'll ping him once i've tested extensively (esp on non-container0 [14:34] Daviey: webside does not exist [14:35] hallyn: ok. I'm guessing getting the console job and container job in the package should be fine, I'm mostly interested in his opinion about the is-container command (mostly whether we should have it in debian/, as part of the upstream code (which you did last I checked the branch) or in some other package) [14:35] roaksoax: right, and currently the one in there doesn't... http://pb.daviey.com/Vb72/ [14:36] roaksoax: http://lists.debian.org/debian-mentors/2012/01/msg00191.html [14:37] Daviey: E: python-oops-datedir-repo: copyright-contains-dh_make-todo-boilerplate [14:37] Daviey: that one is because I didn't uplad the last version fixing that [14:37] :P [14:37] roaksoax: it does [14:37] stgraber: yeah, if it all works i'll send him a merge request, so he can comment there for posterity and i'll update to whatever he prefers :) [14:37] roaksoax: dave@voodoo:/tmp/review/oops-datedir-repo-0.0.15$ tail -n2 debian/copyright [14:37] # Please also look if there are files or directories which have a [14:37] # different copyright/license attached and list them here. [14:37] ahh [14:38] (i like the public record showing what a dumbass i am :) [14:38] (that's why i'm on lkml) [14:38] Daviey: yeah didn't strip that part in the PPA but its stripped on the actual package to upload to the archives [14:39] hallyn: lol [14:45] lynxman: you mean using something likie githubredir? [14:45] lynxman: http://githubredir.debian.net/ [14:45] roaksoax: yeah, but it's a repo not in github :) [14:45] roaksoax: that's why [14:46] lynxman: ah well if you can't get it then nevermind... is not that we *have* to have it, but it's rather desirable [14:46] roaksoax: just wanted to make sure I didn't miss anything :) [14:46] lynxman: ;) [14:48] so, my precise orchestra server is borken this morning after weekend updates. none of the clients can parse the mirror bits correctly. anyone seen something like this yet ? [14:51] stgraber: mountall has the support we need for containers, right? [14:51] tgardner: could you please pastebinit? [14:52] roaksoax, this is a real bare metal machine, so I don't think I'll be able to get a log. lemme mess with it. [14:57] roaksoax, this was in the server log: http://pastebin.com/CiT6naSK [14:57] hallyn: yes [14:57] roaksoax, I've gotta bolt. appt cross town in 30 minutes. [14:58] roaksoax, p.s. - I've verified that the mirror is behaving correctly. [14:58] tgardner: so make sure squid is running correctly on the orchestra server [14:59] roaksoax, how does one do that? This orchestra server was updated and rebooted just this morning. [14:59] tgardner: your orchestra server is in oneiric or in precise? [14:59] roaksoax, precise [14:59] dogfooding, you know [15:00] tgardner: to my knowledge there haswn [15:00] t been any updates to orchestra itseellf [15:00] tgardner: but maybe something got broken in the squid cache due to being using precise as the problems we were experiencing with it [15:01] roaksoax, ok, I'll deal with it when I get back from my appt. [15:01] tgardner: just check if squid is running in the orchestra server and if not, start it manually [15:01] roaksoax, actually I see similar things after upgrading the mini-isos on a oneiric cobbler and after removing the orchestra proxy line === tgardner is now known as tgardner-afk [15:02] smb: do you have any accesible machine I can get my hands on? [15:02] ls [15:03] roaksoax, Err accessible for me but that is not open to public as its in my home office. :) [15:10] roaksoax, Just from the the history of things, installations used to work but had a message coming up telling be modules could not be loaded because kernel and module versions were out of sync. Then smoser pointed me at the tip for cobbler-ubuntu-import and after fixing the problem of having an import of ubuntu-alternates (possibly pointlessly because a different seedfile would have helped) the latest version worked. And since then installatio [15:10] ns of precise fail [15:10] Even when disabling the proxy line in the snippet [15:11] hm... [15:11] why do installations fail now? [15:12] My guess was that something in the mini-iso is wrong. Basically as for tgardner-afk it told me archive.ubuntu.com does not support precise === eagles0513875_ is now known as eagles0513875 [15:23] any objections for me to merge the new squid3 from debian? [15:26] jamespage: what's up? [15:27] hey mtaylor [15:27] so.... [15:27] mtaylor: now that we have regular testing of OpenStack trunk on Ubuntu precise on hardware.... === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [15:28] (these are things that make me happy) [15:28] Daviey wants us to start looking at testing proposed merges for stable/diablo from gerrit on the same infrastructure [15:29] jamespage: SO... there's two different ways we can go about this [15:30] jamespage: one is that we could move your jenkins jobs to the openstack jenkins (giving you access to edit them of course) and trigger them when we trigger everything else [15:31] jamespage: the other is that you could work how smokestack is working right now - in that anyone is free to read the gerrit event stream, do things and to vote on code reviews [15:32] jamespage: so you could just install the gerrit trigger plugin (you'll want our version for now until our changes get upstreamed) [15:32] on your jenkins, and configure your jobs to trigger on gerrit events from the openstack gerrit [15:37] jamespage: isn't that what i said? :) [15:37] jamespage: https://github.com/jeblair/gerrit-trigger-plugin/tree/trigger-on-comment-added [15:37] Daviey: maybe :-) [15:38] jamespage: if you go the gerrit trigger plugin route, you want to grab that branch of that repo and use it [15:38] mtaylor: so that adds feature to trigger on certain comments being added to gerrit [15:38] mtaylor: Does that plugin support - NOT commenting on the upstream gerrit, just sending a mail for now.. [15:38] jamespage: yeah- those changes are going to be upstreamed, we've just been working on getting approval to submit them [15:39] mtaylor, ack [15:39] mtaylor: don't want to add whitenoise until it's stable [15:39] Daviey: yes [15:39] Daviey: there's a flag in the job config to run in "silent mode" [15:39] mtaylor, so are you triggering smokestack for proposals against stable as well? [15:39] mtaylor: nice. [15:40] jamespage: I actually don't do anything with smokestack - smokestack simply reads the ssh events stream from gerrit and runs jobs when it sees patchset uploaded events [15:40] jamespage: does the openstack lp bot user have an ssh key on lp? [15:40] which seems to be what the gettit plugin wraps [15:40] Daviey: yes its does [15:40] yup [15:41] jamespage: $ ssh davewalker@review.openstack.org -p29418 gerrit query --format=JSON status:open status:open project:openstack/openstack-manuals branch:stable/diablo [15:41] {"project":"openstack/openstack-manuals","branch":"stable/diablo","topic":"bug/904792","id":"Ied4d4507dff95ec076e4d358b3751b70cf7713dc","number":"3139","subject":"Fix bug #904792","owner":{"name":"Razique Mahroua","email":"razique.mahroua@gmail.com","username":"razique"},"url":"https://review.openstack.org/3139","lastUpdated":1327759482,"sortKey":"001ab00c00000c43","open":true,"status":"NEW"} [15:41] Launchpad bug 904792 in openstack-manuals "Cleanup on nova-manage commands" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/904792 [15:41] {"type":"stats","rowCount":1,"runTimeMilliseconds":9} [15:41] oops [15:42] Daviey: nice [15:42] https://review.openstack.org/Documentation/cmd-stream-events.html [15:42] is actually the interface that gerrit-trigger-plugin and smokestack consume [15:43] * Daviey winders why review.openstack.org http(s) always sucks for me [15:43] hrm - does it? [15:43] I'd love to know more about that [15:43] jamespage: the only problem with smokestack is we can get it to use the packaging [15:43] rather than pip [15:44] mtaylor: constantly times out for me, i often have to refresh [15:44] Daviey: weird! that's no good [15:44] Browser reported, Error 15 (net::ERR_SOCKET_NOT_CONNECTED): Unknown error. [15:46] mtaylor: I assume we can request permisson to mark 'Verified' field in the future? [15:47] Daviey: we'll have to figure out what that looks like - certainly voting is an easy thing [15:48] Daviey: the implications of having a second jenkins involved directly in gating rather than consolidating gating-level jobs into the openstack jenkins is something I think we'll have to discuss more [15:49] mtaylor: it's just words i suppose, but i see the Verify field as 'Does not break', 'voting' as the branch has been looked at and 'Approved' as the final push" [15:49] mtaylor: Is Verified used as gating currently? [15:50] Daviey: yes. kind of [15:51] Daviey: the gating jobs are the ones that respond back with Verified, and then they also send the submit signal to tell gerrit to do the merge [15:51] ahhhh [15:51] i see [15:52] in which case +-1 does make more sense. [15:52] Daviey: I'm not sure what having a second system vote Verified or not Verified would do from a UI perspective (in terms of it being clear what state something should be in) [15:52] thanks [15:52] sure thing! [15:52] it's certainly an interested question to think about though - I hadn't really thought about having a potential second jenkins involved before now [15:53] since we'd mainly been thinking in terms of vendor-supplied testing infrastructure being done via the openstack jenkins [15:53] so it's something I'm enjoying thinking about :) [16:00] mtaylor: I'm not comfortable at gating on our development focus, but for stable/ on a stable Ubuntu release - is a concept i'd like to explore. [16:00] But first, we need to just comment i think - to see how we are doing, Infra stability wise. [16:04] Daviey: ++ [16:05] Daviey: sounds sensible to me === bladernr_ is now known as bladernr_afk [16:11] hallyn: ping [16:11] lynxman: . [16:12] hallyn: hey, I'm building a new ipxe package, but there's a small issue with the roms that we separate for qemu, we're now building "most" roms instead of all so some of the ones you chose don't build [16:12] hallyn: before I go into a crusade to manually build them in an override, wanted to know which ones did you really need :) [16:13] hallyn: missing ones ne2k_isa.rom and virtio-net.rom [16:13] lynxman: certainly virtio-net is needed [16:13] hallyn: kinda imagined so *darn* [16:13] hallyn: alright then :) [16:14] lynxman: is it broken upstream? [16:14] hallyn: doing allbaseroms was neither desired nor recommended by upstream [16:14] hallyn: I'll find a way, no worries === bladernr_afk is now known as bladernr_ [16:15] lynxman: great, thanks [17:13] New bug: #923817 in nova (main) "nova-network fails due to absence of policy.json" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/923817 [17:21] Hi all, is there a specific channel for orchestra/juju? === tgardner-afk is now known as tgardner [17:46] endzYme: #juju [17:47] anybody here ever heard about CUBRID: http://www.cubrid.org/ ? [17:48] nope [17:48] apparently it's quite popular in south korea [17:48] interesting! [17:49] seems like they have Ubuntu PPAs & such [17:50] and a GUI DBMS manager [17:55]