[00:59] <Duvrazh> Can anyone recommend a good log analyzer, with or with-out web viewing
[02:21] <smoser> jcastro, well that sucks.
[02:22] <smoser> why? the other was much nicer.
[03:00] <jjmil03> hellp, anyone out there?
[03:00] <jjmil03> hello, anyone out there?
[03:01] <jjmil03> hello, anyone out there?
[03:03] <jjmil03> hello, anyone out there?
[03:04] <jjmil03> hello, anyone out there?
[03:09] <Psi-Jack> jjmil03: Repeating the same question over, and over, won't get very good responses. :p
[03:12] <jjmil03> i was trying to check if my firewall was stopping my connection
[03:12] <jjmil03> thanks for the response
[03:12] <patdk-lap> hell, actually asking a question *thats ontopic* would help
[03:13] <patdk-lap> jjmil03, no idea, what firewall?
[03:14] <jjmil03> I wasn't getting any responses on any channels I have tried so far...I didn't know if my computer's firewall was blocking this program or not so I was just trying a test message to see if I'd get something back or not
[03:14] <jjmil03> i guess the other channel is just not responding to my question
[03:14] <jjmil03> its on openldap...
[03:14] <jjmil03> if anyone has messed with it, I'd appreciate some help
[03:17] <patdk-lap> not in years
[03:30] <KeyGruin> hi I want to move a domain name from a shared webhosting account to my ubuntu 11.10 server on an AWS EC2 instance. When I change the nameserver, do I use the Public DNS address given for my instance? or do I have to use BIND?
[03:40] <dns53> so when you buy a domain you specify the domain server that manages that domain, you could either run your own bind instance or pay for someone to run a dns server on your behalf
[03:40] <osmosis> what happens if I end up with two volume groups in LVM of the same name?
[03:41] <dns53> osmosis how did you do this? taken a hard disk with an existing lvm setup and put it in a new machine?
[03:41] <osmosis> dns53, correct
[03:42] <osmosis> vgscan only shows one
[03:42] <osmosis> not sure how to find the other one
[03:42] <osmosis> dmesg shows the disk is available
[03:42] <dns53> osmosis i'm not sure, it might be a good idea to remove the hard disk, rename the lvm and plug it back in
[03:44] <dns53> you might be able to use vgrename but it might be safer to do it without the new disk
[03:48] <KeyGruin> ok I was wondering because the public amazon address given for my instance is referred to as a Public DNS, and if I could just use that address to point my domain to
[03:48] <KeyGruin> http://i.imgur.com/RHP4p.png
[03:49] <osmosis> dns53, okay, so i havent it on a different server without a vgname conflict, but its still not showing in vgscan
[03:49] <dns53> but who is hosting your dns? do you have your own domain?
[03:50] <KeyGruin> oh the domain is with namecheap registrar
[03:52] <dns53>  KeyGruin but you can create your own records?  i believe you should be able to set up a cname instead of an A record and have that cname record point to xxx.amazonws.com
[03:55] <KeyGruin> well I have a complete new ubuntu server instance, just like a VPS, on Amazon Web Services - it's a free 12 month trial
[03:57] <KeyGruin> I'm just new to this game, of setting up a public LAMMP server, never delved into the domain stuff
[03:58] <dns53> KeyGruin well you can run your own bind instance on EC2, personally i pay someone else to run my dns but nothing is stopping you from doing it yourself
[04:00] <KeyGruin> ok I am confused by one thing, why is the amazon address given to my instance referred to as a DNS? is that not a domain name server?
[04:02] <dns53> yes amazon has a domain server and has assigned your vm a domain, you can use this but it is long and hard to remember
[04:06] <dns53> i do not believe it is currently up (i have tried pinging the domain in the image) but you should be able to see it from the internet
[04:06] <KeyGruin> yes that is why I want to assign another domain name to it, one I own but is currently attached to a free shared hostin plan I do not wish to continue with
[04:06] <KeyGruin> it is up
[04:06] <KeyGruin> but I don't have Apache configured yet
[04:09] <dns53> the fact that amazon gives you an obscure entry for the server does not stop you from giving a better domain for the server
[04:09] <KeyGruin> yes I am aware of that
[04:10] <KeyGruin> I just don't know how to go about it
[04:10] <dns53> can you login to namecheap and see if you can set up your own dns records? or can you only say what dns server holds the records?
[04:11] <KeyGruin> I can yes
[04:12] <KeyGruin> I don't know about setting up my own records but I can log in and change the dns addresses
[04:12] <dns53> so you can create an A record?   point it to 23.20.29.213 (i believe this is your current ip address of your vm)
[04:12] <KeyGruin> no clue
[04:12] <KeyGruin> I am not at that level of understanding this
[04:12] <dns53> ok so you will need to run bind on your server and set up the records there
[04:12] <KeyGruin> ok
[04:13] <KeyGruin> I'm looking at the ubuntu-server docs with that info
[04:13] <dns53> so namecheap will point to you, you say with an A record that your ip is the domain
[04:16] <dns53> so dns is flexible, it allows you to have multiple dns servers, pointing to multiple servers and different servers for sub domains for example
[04:16] <dns53> when you buy a domain you specify the dns server that has the authority for your domain
[04:20] <KeyGruin> which either has to be one created by myself on my own server or an external one that generally charges for the service, correct?
[04:20] <dns53> yes
[04:21] <KeyGruin> ok I think I have enough to go on without stumbling too blindly, thanks for the help
[04:23] <dns53> dig is your friend,    dig domain.com     to see the records and see if it is working as expected
[04:25] <KeyGruin> cool, ty
[05:05] <jjmil03> when i do a list command, or help, the screen is small and scrolls through too fast to read anything
[05:05] <jjmil03> is there a command to tell the terminal to only print so many lines to the screen?
[05:06] <jjmil03> im using virtualbox too...it would be nice to increase the screen size too...if there is a command line way of doing this
[05:13] <hex20dec> Can anyone help me setup my BIND DNS server?
[05:16] <hex20dec> Please?
[05:24] <ome> I have a weired problem that I assume it's somewho related to Apache-Ubuntu rather then Apache
[05:25] <ome> Rewrite is loaded, .htaccess is read. but still none of my RewriteRules is applied.
[05:52] <hex20dec> ome: try httpd.conf
[05:54] <qman___> httpd.conf is not normally used in debian/ubuntu
[05:54] <qman___> it's only there for support reasons
[06:19] <hex20dec> Can anyone help me setup my BIND DNS server please?
[06:22] <qman___> hex20dec, you'll have to be more specific
[06:26] <hex20dec> qman___:Well, I'm having a lot of problems with my DNS stuff, I'm very new to the whole server management thing. I tired reading a lot of articles but it's really complicated and I just need to get it to work for basic things, so I just need to set it up in a simplified way.
[06:26] <hex20dec> If you can help me that would be great.
[06:27] <qman___> the server guide is about as straight forward as it gets
[06:27] <qman___> if you're still having problems after following it, ask away
[06:27] <hex20dec> Can you link me to the guide you're referring to?
[06:28] <qman___> in the topic, the ubuntu server guide
[06:28] <qman___> https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/index.html
[06:29] <hex20dec> qman___: Any video? Lol, I'm a bit lazy on the reading.
[06:29] <qman___> sorry, no
[06:29] <hex20dec> Jk, there probably isn't. I'll just read.
[06:29] <qman___> if you're too lazy to read, I'm too lazy to help
[06:30] <hex20dec> Thank, though.
[06:30] <hex20dec> No, it's fine.
[07:09] <osmosis> is libguestfs and guestfish available on 10.04 LTS ?
[07:11] <osmosis> are there any kernel parameters to automatically zero out any blocks after a file is deleted from it?
[07:14] <qman___> osmosis, you could alias rm to shred
[07:16] <osmosis> shred -z would probably be good for now, thx
[07:59] <Zac_o_O> anyone have a good recommendation for a How-to for setting up SMB on ubuntu server?
[08:02] <qman___> Zac_o_O, the server guide covers that pretty well
[08:02] <qman___> if by SMB you mean samba
[08:03] <Zac_o_O> oops, just found that right after I asked :S
[08:03] <Zac_o_O> also is it possible to share a drive with both NFS and SMB at the same time?
[08:03] <Zac_o_O> and yes SMB=Samba
[08:03] <qman___> yes
[08:04] <qman___> they do not interfere with each other
[08:05] <Zac_o_O> really? great! even sharing the same folders?
[08:06] <qman___> yes, the protocols are unrelated and there are no conflicts when sharing the same files
[08:06] <Zac_o_O> cool.  thanks!
[08:06] <qman___> the only thing you may run into are character encoding issues, special characters don't show up right on windows or may get garbled when used over one or the other
[08:07] <qman___> nothing show stopping, a minor annoyance at worst
[08:10] <Zac_o_O> hm.  but NFS is much faster correct?  especially for streaming movies over the network from the server....
[08:11] <qman___> not necessarily, each has its own advantages
[08:11] <qman___> SMB can generally achieve higher data rates, but NFS generally has better response times and is better for streaming and small files
[08:12] <Zac_o_O> doesn't higher data rates = better streaming?
[08:12] <qman___> NFSv3 is not secure
[08:12] <qman___> but workgroup SMB isn't all that secure either
[08:12] <qman___> no, streaming only needs enough data rate for the stream, lag spikes and disconnections are worse on it
[08:14] <Zac_o_O> so generally NFS works better for streaming?
[08:15] <Zac_o_O> like big .mkv's and such
[08:15] <qman___> both work well enough over a gigabit LAN
[08:15] <qman___> I've noticed over wifi that, for me, NFS works better
[08:17] <Zac_o_O> hm.  guess if I can use both on the same files I can try them both huh? :)
[08:17] <Zac_o_O> NFS and SMB i mean
[08:18] <qman___> yes
[08:19] <Zac_o_O> k thanks!  be back tomorrow
[08:19] <Zac_o_O> have a good night
[08:22] <TheNewMe> Hey, I need some advice on a server OS.
[08:23] <qman___> !ask | TheNewMe
[08:23] <TheNewMe> Hey, I was typing it.  I just thought I'd fire off a warning shot.
[08:24] <TheNewMe> My friends and I want to make an FTTP fileserver so we can do web design on da cloudz.
[08:24] <TheNewMe> How is wine with linux servers?
[08:24] <qman___> wine is, generally speaking, a desktop application
[08:25] <qman___> needs a GUI, etc
[08:25] <TheNewMe> Yeah, we are going to have a GUI also.  It wont be a server only.
[08:25] <TheNewMe> Is ubuntu-server GUI less?
[08:25] <qman___> yes
[08:26] <qman___> you can install one, but then it's not really a server anymore
[08:26] <TheNewMe> Okay, I know my way around normal Ubuntu enough to do what I want.
[08:26] <TheNewMe> Oh!  A purist!
[08:26] <TheNewMe> Thanks.  Pointed me in the right direction.
[08:39] <RoyK> qman___: erm... a server doesn't stop being a server if you install X on it...
[08:40] <qman___> not strictly speaking, but that is one of only a handful of differences between desktop and server
[08:40] <qman___> and since X is not supported in this channel
[08:40] <qman___> well, you get the idea
[09:58] <RoyK> qman___: I know, just wanted to underline that server functions don't die out at the time a GUI is installed
[17:07] <dst_> Hiya.
[17:08] <dst_> Could someone help me track down a problem with Postfix that I strongly suppose is PEBKAC?
[17:09] <dst_> I've set up a mail forwarding domain and the according aliases, but Postfix keeps telling me that the user I'm trying to forward to is unknown.
[17:10] <dst_> postmap -q virtual@addrees /etc/postfix/virtual returns the apppropriate forwarding address
[17:10] <dst_> but still mail.log is all full of status=bounced unknown user
[17:15] <lamont> and the map is in virtual_maps or such?
[17:15] <lamont> postconf| grep virtual
[17:15] <dst_> it's in virtual_alias_domains, as per http://www.postfix.org/VIRTUAL_README.html#in_virtual_other
[17:16] <dst_> postfix 2 (2.7.0-1ubuntu0.2)
[17:16] <dst_> oh, and virtual_alias_maps too
[17:16] <lamont> and you reloaded (or restarted) postfix after making the changes, yes?
[17:17] <dst_> yeah, restarting the service and rebuilding the virtual db files.
[17:17] <dst_> like I said, this is going to be something very stupid.
[17:18] <lamont> yeah, known to work and all that.
[17:18] <lamont> nothing immediately springs to mind to check further though
[17:19] <lamont> entries are user@full.domain.name   target@other.domain.name
[17:19] <lamont> ?
[17:19] <dst_> yes.
[17:19] <dst_> Feb  5 19:17:28 samizdat postfix/error[1535]: 37A0960EF9: to=<ollie@kuvasuhde.fi>, relay=none, delay=0.24, delays=0.06/0.01/0/0.17, dsn=5.0.0, status=bounced (User unknown in virtual alias table)
[17:20] <dst_> this is what I get when trying to email an user at the virtual domain that _isn't_ mapped
[17:20] <dst_> and here's the should-be-working-one:
[17:20] <dst_> Feb  5 19:18:31 samizdat postfix/virtual[1537]: 202E26107B: to=<olli@nonfiktio.fi>, orig_to=<olli@kuvasuhde.fi>, relay=virtual, delay=0.06, delays=0.05/0/0/0.02, dsn=5.1.1, status=bounced (unknown user: "olli@nonfiktio.fi")
[17:21] <lamont> clearly a different code path, at least
[17:22] <lamont> is nonfiktio.fi involved in the config at all?
[17:22] <dst_> grep returns nothing.
[17:23] <dst_> wait.
[17:23] <dst_> you might be on to something.
[17:23] <dst_> goddamn stupid, like I said.
[17:23] <dst_> argh.
[17:23] <dst_> somebody please give me a hammer with which to smack my forehead.
[17:23] <lamont> happy to help. :D
[17:25] <lamont> well, bored of watching dist-upgrade now, I'm going to wander back off
[17:25] <dst_> thanks
[18:06] <bobweaver> has anyone ever installed magento on ubuntu ? I can not get it to install when it asks for sql it will not connect to make a DB. Installed fine on deb and cent but not ubuntu. Any ideas ?
[18:07] <bobweaver> I have been trying <- keyword to intergrate with openpanel/openapp http://www.openpanel.com/openapp/ but ... one day. Or do you or Any one know of any installer things like Fantastico for Webmin or Something that can "hold water" with cpanel ?
[18:37] <acidflash> hello
[18:38] <acidflash> i am seeing a     inet 172.13.1.1/32 scope global eth1
[18:38] <acidflash>  on eth1 and I did not put this ip on eth1
[18:38] <acidflash> how can i remove it ?
[20:48] <pmatulis> acidflash: ?
[21:27] <Psi-Jack> Okay, Why .... AppArmor's documentation is so minimal at best, it's not even funny! And now that Canonical staffs the AppArmor devs, this has seriously got to change.
[21:49] <pmatulis> Psi-Jack: what's the problem?
[21:50] <Psi-Jack> pmatulis: I'm trying to grasp a better understanding of AppArmor so I can make properly secure and effective AppArmor profiles, especially for Pacemaker which lrmd is the resource-agent manager that calls all sorts of external programs.
[22:04] <JoeCoder> Hello, I'm using vsftp, but when a client uses the dir command, it gets back this:  https://gist.github.com/1748129
[22:04] <JoeCoder> only some of the files show the modified time; others just show the date.
[22:05] <JoeCoder> ideally I'd like to show the date and year for all files
[22:05] <JoeCoder> so my comparrison tool can use the modified time to know when a file should be updated.
[22:09] <JoeCoder> this happens whether I set use_localtime to yes or no.
[22:12] <hex20dec> Please help anyone.... When going to "mywebsite.com" it downloads the php source code and when going to "mywebsite.com/index.php" everything is fine. I have already restarted apache. what now???
[22:36] <_Techie_> when installing linux-igd via apt i get the following message when running upnpd without daemonizing  'upnpd: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libupnp.so.4: undefined symbol: TPAttrSetMaxJobsTotal'
[22:37] <_Techie_> is anybody able to help me resolve this issue
[22:46] <antnash> Hi guys. I'm having issues getting windows to access the samba shares on my ubuntu box. All it says is access denied if I try allowing specified users (and giving the correct unames/passes), or allow everybody. Can anyone shed any light on why?
[22:49] <_Techie_> antnash: at a guess i would say its due to the file/folder permissions of your shares
[22:51] <antnash> _Techie_: for the one share I have..... drwxrwxrwx
[22:52] <antnash> I'm trying to access from windows 7
[22:53] <_Techie_> antnash: then i cant really shed any further light on the situation, i have samba shares up that i access from win7, but i set mine up using webmin because im lazy
[22:53] <antnash> webmin?
[22:53] <_Techie_> antnash: web admin software, frowned upon by alot of people
[22:54] <_Techie_> antnash: http://webmin.com/
[23:05] <Psi-Jack> Curious, anyone here ever used Tomoyo, instead of AppArmor for application hardening in Ubuntu servers?>
[23:47] <Psi-Jack> Heh.
[23:48] <Psi-Jack> Flaming crazy stupifying.
[23:48] <Psi-Jack> That fricken Tomoyo 1.7 patch provided in the tomoyo packages is just bleh!
[23:48] <Psi-Jack> ubuntu 11.10 comes with linux 3.0.0, but the patch is for 2.6.x
[23:50] <JanC> Psi-Jack: does there exist a Tomoyo patch linux 3.x ?
[23:51] <Psi-Jack> JanC: Yeah, 2.3.x and 2.4.x
[23:52] <Psi-Jack> And the AKARI stuff provides more Tomoyo support than mainline support.
[23:53] <JanC> 3.x != 2.x
[23:53] <Psi-Jack> That was AppArmor versions, not kernel versions.
[23:53] <Psi-Jack> Err, Tomoyo versions
[23:53] <Psi-Jack>  :)
[23:54] <Psi-Jack> Tomoyo 2.3.x and 2.4.x supports 2.6.36 to 3.0 and 3.1 backported to 2.6.33 - 3.0
[23:55] <Psi-Jack> Looks like Akari is it's future. heh
[23:59] <Psi-Jack> Yeah, Akari seems to make use of Tomoyo 1.8 as a LKM, maybe via DLKM
[23:59] <Psi-Jack> Err, dkms