[00:01] adam_g: sorry, I got distracted. Yeah, I think zul's on top of it. [00:17] Has anyone run Russell Coker's postal test (for testing mail servers)? I'm getting md5sum mismatches when running the rabid portion of the test. [00:39] hello all, I am configuring postfix on my server and going through the guide on help.ubuntu.com. In the section on configuring postfix it says - Replace 192.168.0.0/24 with the actual network and class range of your mail server. - being a dirty noob to this I don't know what that means... what should i do here? [00:40] and then, the actual pre-filled value in the config panel is 127.0.0.0/8 [::ffff:127.0.0.0]/104 [::1]/128___ [00:40] DyeA: pastebin the output of "ip a". In particular, you're looking for IPv4 address ranged. [00:40] The pre-filled values are the loopback addresses, i.e. only the local machine will be able to send mail via your new postfix install. [00:41] hello , anyone here ever run a minecraft server off of ubuntu? [00:41] !anyone > ovhan [00:41] ovhan, please see my private message [00:41] twb:http://pastebin.com/jb1myQS5 [00:42] twb , what did that message mean ?? [00:42] twb: this eh? 205.186.157.117/32 [00:42] DyeA: /32 is a single host [00:43] DyeA: the /N is called a "CIDR block"; look it up on wikipedia when you have time [00:43] not sure what that means? [00:43] well fine , my question is , HOW do i install a minecraft server on a ubuntu server, links would make me very h appy =) [00:43] i don't have a range? [00:43] twb: ok i will tonight [00:44] so just replace 128 with 205.186.157.117 === Ursinha_ is now known as Guest63174 [00:44] DyeA: no. [00:44] Your paste is timing out here. [00:44] odd! [00:45] Try paste.debian.net [00:45] nm, works now [00:45] OK, you're an OpenVZ container? [00:45] ? media temple ve? [00:45] Please also pastebin output of "ip r" [00:46] crap i cant [00:46] i am being booted out the door [00:46] twb: thanks for the attemp to help! [00:46] i will come back to this [00:47] has anybody installed the cisco vpn client on ubuntu-server? [00:52] adam_g: all good now with mysql? [00:57] SpamapS: yeah, thanks === sixstringsg|away is now known as sixstringsg === virusuy is now known as empanada-de-merl === empanada-de-merl is now known as HackDark === HackDark is now known as virusuy [01:48] does "bridge_portprio eth1 1" or 100? make connection respond quicker? [01:49] user10000: I have no idea what you're talking about [01:49] im setting bridge for my interfaces, and i dunno what bridge_portprio means [01:54] hi guys i ahve erro on instaling ubuntu server see this error ---> installer cannot figure out how to install base system. no installable cd-rom was found and no valid mirror was configured---> any idea guys..? [01:55] ruben23: what install medium are you booting? [01:55] DVD disc.. [01:55] twb: DVD disc.. [01:55] ruben23: what release are you installing? Is the DVD drive connected via SATA, PATA, or what? [01:55] twb: any idea what could be the problem..? [01:56] its conencted with SATA II..- hdd [01:57] realease installing- Ubuntu server 10.04 LTS [01:58] ruben23: older releases cannot install from SATA CD/DVD drives. I do not remember if that includes lucid. [01:58] so i need to used higher release..? [01:58] ruben23: you could try booting from USB key instead [01:59] twb: could this be write error....? [01:59] on the disk.. [01:59] Unlikely [02:00] Download http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/lucid/main/installer-amd64/current/images/netboot/boot.img.gz ; gunzip it; dd it onto a USB key. That is a minimal image so you will need ethernet (not wifi) to complete the install. [02:01] lucid can install from SATA CDs [02:01] qman___: OK, thanks. [02:01] I want to say hardy could too, but that's near where the mark was [02:02] thanks guys, i will try nw with usb [02:03] ruben23: don't forget to dd it to /dev/sdz (the key), not /dev/sdz1 (the partition on the key). This will, obviously, trash any data already on the key. === sixstringsg is now known as sixstringsg|away === sixstringsg|away is now known as sixstringsg === koolhead17|afk is now known as koolhead17 [02:31] twb: are you still available for help? [02:32] If you don't mind me swearing at the same time [02:33] Grub is being even more of an annoying fucktard than usual [02:33] lol thats fine [02:34] twb: paste updated with ip r [02:34] http://pastebin.com/tVrXx9hV [02:36] wtf [02:36] ummm yes? [02:36] Your VM is weird [02:36] is it? [02:38] That's saying you have an IP of 205.186.157.117, and... something like a point-to-point peer, but not actually one, being 192.255.255.1 [02:38] According to that your VE doesn't even HAVE a local network [02:38] ahhh (nods head knowingly) [02:41] well i have a second ve machine that I configured mail on, and on that one i just accepted the default value and it sends mail, but not knowing what the f is going on bugs me so I thought i would ask for help on this one [02:42] plus this one has a client site on it instead so even more reason to know whats going on with this one [02:44] If you're just making satellite nodes and not MTAs, just configure them to relay all mail the the smarthost [02:44] You probably don't even need postfix, just msmtp-mta [02:45] im not sure what you just said but its a standalone server not a "satellite node"? [02:46] DyeA: normally on a network you have one "real" MTA, and the rest just send all their mail to it. [02:47] ahh ok so if i had multiple servers I would install postfix on one and send mail from other servers through it? [02:47] or just have a dedicated mail server [02:51] Thats not my situation though, i have my personal server where I accepted the default value and mailing works and I have this other one for work where I stopped in the middle of the install to figure out what the correct way to do it was [02:56] twb:Well thanks for giving it a go [03:12] smoser: your shell script, you didn't incremete uuid? [03:13] i did [03:13] calling uuid gets unique each time [03:13] $(uuid) [03:13] i dont insert the id field so it auto inccrements [03:14] * Daviey installs uuid [03:15] that is better :) [03:16] smoser: what did you do to screw your devenv? [03:17] i wiped it [03:17] and assumed that i could re-run devstack [03:18] hah [03:37] smoser: no bottleneck for me [03:37] smoser: instance number i-585 [03:38] you *ran* 585 instances? [03:38] smoser: no, your code [03:38] what times does it give for wget ? [03:38] real 0m 0.32s [03:39] smoser: re-running populate.sh [03:40] hm.. [03:41] smoser: yep, and still face [03:43] face? [03:45] err, fast [03:46] smoser: it does grow fast with demand [03:47] smoser: the issue i think is that it just does not scale [03:47] while [ 1 ] ; do echo $(time wget http://169.254.169.254/2009-04-04/meta-data/instance-id -O /dev/null 2>&1 | grep real) & done [03:49] Daviey, .32 seconds is "normal" in my experience on my devstack systems. [03:49] with a dozen or less instances (which is wnat i've only ever tested) [03:50] smoser: one instance, hammering the service.. [03:50] well that is just going to oom it or something. [03:50] but thats not the issue IS was seeing. [03:50] probably a valid DOS concern [03:50] but not related. [03:51] sure? [03:51] I was suprised how quickly it grew [03:51] http://paste.ubuntu.com/843936/ [03:51] python -c 'import boto.utils; print boto.utils.get_instance_metadata();' [03:52] smoser: turns out cirros isn't the way of the future, has no python :) [03:52] i could run it from the host i guess [03:52] your wile loop above is going to fork-bomb the instance [03:53] smoser: i killed it before it had a chance [03:53] that isn't the concern right now. [03:53] It's how quickly it grew makes me wonder [03:54] wait. [03:54] your first one was at 4 seconds there. [03:54] well. i gues the others were in on it too. [03:54] run it again [03:54] after all things settled [03:54] what is it? [03:56] http://paste.ubuntu.com/843938/ [03:56] smoser: it just seems suspicious that it is starting to show numbers we are expecting [03:57] i'm conused. [03:57] it *is* [03:57] anything over .3 is horrid [03:57] you're seeing 4 second [03:58] smoser: yep, with concurrent hits [03:59] i think it's a scale issue [03:59] well there is clearly a scale issue. [03:59] but IS wasn't seeing that. [03:59] there was no huge load [03:59] they were fireing up 1 instance [03:59] or 2 [03:59] or 3 [04:00] and serially inside that instance crawling the MD [04:00] nothing like you're doing [04:00] smoser: i am not convinced [04:00] Daviey, go to a canonistack instance *right now* [04:00] and try it [04:00] its 3 second return [04:00] and there is no load [04:00] just running wget http:/etc & , UP enter, a few times i'm seeing 3-4 second requests [04:01] do it serially [04:01] smoser: sure there is no load? [04:01] why would there be? [04:01] and elmo said ther ewas not. [04:01] hmm ok [04:01] on canonistack [04:02] you will consistently get 3 second [04:02] or maybe 5 [04:02] do it in a loop [04:02] Is elmo no load and openstack no load compariable? [04:02] as in, ~5 concurrent GET's is 'no load' IMO, but not according to openstack [04:04] i have no idea what you're saying [04:04] do this: [04:04] you're in cirros? [04:05] yes [04:06] i=0; max=50; while i=$(($i+1)) && [ $i -lt $max ]; do time ec2metadata --instance-id ; done [04:06] 0.30s 0> 0.85s [04:07] varying 0.30s -> 0.85s [04:11] smoser: interesting... it does use amqp for each request. [04:11] uhoh [04:11] daviey is concerned that smoser might be right [04:11] in what regard? [04:12] thats what i initally reported as the problem. [04:14] smoser: no, you said you were being spammed after running the sql? [04:15] smoser: I'm seeing civilised behaviour, http://pb.daviey.com/0QYZ/ .. msg contruct, msg send, msg recieve, handle. .. but that does not scale IMO. [04:16] no. not after running the sql. [04:16] hm... well i saw all sorts of those [04:16] when i did a wget [04:16] from the instance. [04:17] i wonder if it's possible to get a measurement of the amqp bus. [04:22] smoser: i need to EoD [04:22] o/ [04:22] good night. [04:22] this sucks. [04:41] hi alll, I would like to set up wifi which do not require any wifi client's browser's to set proxy and port entry. what do I do? [04:59] smoser: sup [05:00] i got it sorted. [05:00] i was using devstack from https://github.com/cloudbuilders/devstack [05:00] not https://github.com/openstack-dev/devstack [05:00] hi alll, I would like to set up wifi which do not require any wifi client's browser's to set proxy and port entry. what do I do? [05:01] smoser: wtf is openstack-dev? [05:01] no idea. [05:01] but it had what i needed [05:01] :) [05:02] smoser: you're using the original keystone or KSL? [05:02] KSL [05:05] adam_g, openstack-dev is what 'stack.org' documents [05:05] http://devstack.org [05:05] weird [05:06] hi alll, I would like to set up wifi which do not require any wifi client's browser's to set proxy and port entry. what do I do? [05:06] smoser: were you able to reproduce the crappy metadata response time? [05:06] im about to poke it on the CI hardware while its quiet [05:08] not really. daviey seemed to see some issues with it under load [05:08] but i really dont think its load that causes it. [05:08] i mean *any* given request is taking 3 seconds [05:10] adam_g, i've got to go to bed. [05:11] smoser: hmmm. its a lot quicker for me, 3s for a whole ec2metadata run, .035s a request [05:11] g'night === sixstringsg is now known as sixstringsg|away [05:26] hi all, i have two ISP IPs, 172.10.10.1 and 172.20.20.1. THey can ping each other. I put 2nd ip (20.1) to wifi router WAN port and office uses local LAN network (192.168.1.0). I can't ping from 1st ISP to local address. How can I make it ping using ubuntu server? === soren_ is now known as soren [05:32] linocisco: what does arp say? [05:36] Has anyone else experienced this bug? It seems to still be open: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=646620 [05:36] Debian bug 646620 in unattended-upgrades "apt-get defunct when run on unattended-upgrades" [Critical,Open] [05:36] It seems to be describing exactly what's going on here. [05:39] Anybody remember offhand if lucid can drive an rtl8111e? [05:54] twb: You mean amd8111e? [05:54] twb: Or actually rtl8111e? [05:55] rtl8111e, the nic [05:55] I don't even see such a driver in Precise. [05:55] It's probably folded into rtl8xxx something [05:56] Do you have PCI ID's? [05:56] No I don't have the device yet [05:56] Ah. [05:56] rtl8xxx series is the realtek gige nics [05:56] usually on boards too stingy to get e1000s [05:57] stgraber: utlemming: need to test, but thinking of pushing lp:~serge-hallyn/ubuntu/precise/lxc/merge-utlemming-and-more tomorrow [06:39] Kismac no arp tested [06:40] does anybody tweak http://www.visionsystems.de/produkte/3175.html ? [06:42] anybody with EMRunner 5622 's experience?? it is ubuntu based settop box . nothing can be customized [07:26] hi all === jodh is now known as jhunt [07:58] i keep on getting these messages whilst trying to do apt-get update [07:58] 99% [6 Sources bzip2 0B] [Connecting to security.ubuntu.com (91.189.92.167)] 1,262B/s 0sbzip2: (stdin) is not a bzip2 file. [07:58] Err http://security.ubuntu.com lucid-security/universe Sources [07:58] Sub-process /bin/bzip2 returned an error code (2) [07:59] any ideas ? [07:59] RootChaos: cat /etc/lsb-release [07:59] DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu [07:59] DISTRIB_RELEASE=10.04 [07:59] DISTRIB_CODENAME=lucid [07:59] DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 10.04.3 LTS" [08:01] RootChaos: looks fine to me. can you ping machine security.ubuntu.com [08:02] <_ruben> RootChaos: you either have a misbehaving proxy in between, or the archive got corrupted (tho i really doubt it's the latter) [08:03] root@nms:/etc/squid# ping security.ubuntu.com [08:03] 64 bytes from bignay.canonical.com (91.189.92.167): icmp_seq=2 ttl=50 time=794 ms [08:03] 64 bytes from bignay.canonical.com (91.189.92.167): icmp_seq=3 ttl=50 time=894 ms [08:03] 64 bytes from bignay.canonical.com (91.189.92.167): icmp_seq=5 ttl=50 time=815 ms [08:03] it could be proxy through [08:03] ok, let me look into that part frist [08:03] thanks [08:06] eeeck, seems like a proxy issue [08:06] routed traffic elswhere,, now seems to work fine [08:06] Get:1 http://security.ubuntu.com lucid-security/main Packages [372kB] [08:06] Get:2 http://security.ubuntu.com lucid-security/restricted Packages [14B] [08:06] thanks guys [08:06] <_ruben> np :) [08:20] hi [08:21] hi [09:46] suddenly all of my servers stopped showing /etc/motd.tail i noticed in some of the it got renamed to motd.tail.old... after a few minutes, it started working again [09:46] i googled a little bit the issue without luck... [09:46] can anybody clue me in what happened? [09:59] hi [09:59] niihau [10:00] hi === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [11:20] "sudo mount -o rw,remount / -> mount: cannot remount block device /dev/sda2 read-write, is write-protected" - will I still be able to remount rw the / without physical access to the machine? [11:21] <_ruben> you'll need to figure out why /dev/sda2 is read-only [11:21] phretor: there is a reason for write-protect [11:21] phretor: dmesg should tell you why [11:21] phretor: maybe broken disk or problems to access the disc, i.e. problem with your hba [11:22] <_ruben> in my experience it tends to be related to overloaded storage arrays causing too long delays, i tend to just reboot the vm and it'll be back to normal :) [11:24] sure but i would double-check this because it could also another problem and he could be able to backup data at the moment [11:24] kraut: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/551903/ [11:37] rabbitmq-server uses upstart isn`t it [11:38] now when i do /etc/init.d/rabbitmq-server i get msg on screen "Stopping rabbitmq-server: RabbitMQ is not running rabbitmq-server." [11:39] am using oneiric, going to test the same on precious now [11:42] * koolhead11 wonders if anyone is here [12:12] * RoyK wonders slightly about the best way to do a clean drive kill - this drive has been 'erronous' for some time, but not enough for warranty... [12:17] RoyK: any idea where can i see info about a pkg as it uses upstart or sysv [12:17] apt-cache showpkg doen not mention tht [12:17] :( [12:23] I make apt-get remove --purge dhcp3-relay, after that i dpkg -l dhcp3-relay and i get this --> rc dhcp3-relay (r=removed, c=configurationfile) [12:24] why its not purging the package? [12:34] What is this new component called mass in the Ubuntu Orchestra Suite ? [12:34] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/Orchestra === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [12:41] https://launchpad.net/mass says 'Page not found'. === skip is now known as skipdb [13:08] hm... I have this disk here, 7200rpm, that fails sometimes, sometimes not, so in an attempt to reproduce things, I grab the drive while it's spinning and yank it hard to the side, repeat, suddenly I can reproduce the failure without any problem... === skip is now known as skipdb === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [14:23] New bug: #933480 in openssh (main) "Picks hmac-md5 over hmac-sha1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/933480 [14:26] hallyn: looking === sixstringsg|away is now known as sixstringsg === sixstringsg is now known as sixstringsg|away [14:32] hallyn: looks reasonable. What happens if you have multiple network devices defined in your .conf or if you have none? [14:32] hallyn: also, one unrelated thing I noticed the other day, we should probably flush and re-generate the SSH keys when creating a container [14:34] Daviey: keystone should build in the openstack-ci now, it was missing a dep [14:35] er...once its re-enabled [14:38] stgraber: hm, if multiple nics, I guess my change will only assign a hwaddr for one? [14:38] yeah, really, i'm not happy with how i've got it [14:38] more to the point what if the user wants no network [14:40] suppose i could count the # of lxc.network.type entires inthe config file at create, but... yuck [14:46] stgraber: what do you think? should i just add one hwaddr entry, only if there is at least one lxc.network entry? === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [14:51] hallyn: I guess the safest is to add a hwaddr entry if there's exactly one lxc.network.type entry of type veth [14:51] hallyn: so then we don't have to worry about the corner cases, like 'none', 'phys' or any similar network option where you don't want to change the mac [14:52] and if there are more, assume the schlep knows what he's doing? [14:57] stgraber: new version pushed but not tested [15:00] stgraber: btw, the udev containers fix, that's the one still sitting in the packaging branch waiting on upstart fix for arm+ppc right? [15:00] hallyn: yeah, anyone with more than one network already had to read the manpage and do manual changes :) [15:01] jamespage: around? I have a build failure due to the -Wl,--as-needed thing but am struggling to understand the Debian wiki page in order to fix it. [15:01] hallyn: yes, I need to check that upstart built fine with the new version and if it did, upload udev [15:01] stgraber: btw i didn't understand what you actually meant about the ssh keys [15:02] oh you mean the host keys? [15:02] yeah [15:03] ok, so new upstart built on armel, but still not on armhf and powerpc ... [15:03] stgraber: would you want to do the same locale fix that utlemming did in ubuntu-cloud? [15:03] i forget where we left that [15:04] I think it'd be nice yes, but I won't have any time to look at it today :( [15:04] and by we i mean you doing the work and me back-seat driving [15:04] ok [15:04] so i'll test my new upload and push? [15:04] utlemming: ^ would like your confirmation that you hadn't made more changes [15:04] hallyn: yep, sounds good [15:05] hallyn: if the locale issue annoys me too much, I'll file a bug about it and fix it as bugfix post-FF [15:05] stgraber: last thing - ssh key injection (like ubuntu-cloud now does)? [15:06] i dont know if that's key to some people's automation.... [15:06] hallyn: not having a non-C locale can in some cases give you data corruption in databases and makes perl complain a lot, so can probably be considered bugfix [15:07] hallyn: well, if all it does is copy a key to authorized_keys, it's simple enough and won't hurt to add [15:07] hallyn: I'm guessing people doing heavy automation probably either have custom templates or just cp stuff in the container directly ;) [15:07] you apparently didn't look closely at how many commits it took me to get the network thing right just now :) [15:09] stgraber: the ubuntu-cloud image doesn't append the authorized_keys, but overwrites it. i guess that's fine though [15:09] hallyn: yep [15:09] all right i'll copy that code in to the same patch [15:10] thanks, ttyl :) [15:10] thanks for all the work, ... Feature Freeze day is crazy ... ;) [15:15] ff is when? 2100? [15:17] Daviey: got few mintues [15:21] koolhead11: yah [15:23] Daviey: its about rabbitmq-server package. http://paste.ubuntu.com/844508/ Is it a bug? [15:23] i tried it in precious/oneiric both [15:24] unlike other services it should say you have non-root privileges and use upstart i suppose [15:25] *like [15:27] koolhead11: does it /actually/ stop the service? [15:27] Daviey: no. just gives wrong information :( [15:28] and it gives error message when i use it with upstart in non-root privileges [15:29] so this /etc/init.d/rabbitmq-server is incorrect [15:31] koolhead11: yeah, sounds like a bug - report it, and attach a patch [15:31] ok. sir [15:34] hi there: i installed ubuntu server, now Added on /etc/fstab a NFS disk. tested then rebooted.. at boot time it is not mounted but if I execut mount -a it get mounted so the configuration is fine. it's a virtualmachine receiving the eth0 IP from DHCP I only connect through SSH.. [15:34] no network manager nor gui installed [15:34] I need the NFS disk to be mounted BEFORE the SSH server is brought up [15:39] mastro: guess you can change the upstart ssh job to wait for mountall-net? [15:41] TeTeT, ok.. but before that I need to make my NFS to actually mount at boot time so why isn't it mounting? [15:41] TeTeT, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sysvinit/+bug/275451/comments/42 <--- is this still in place? [15:41] Launchpad bug 275451 in sysvinit "nfs mounts specified in fstab is not mounted on boot. " [Undecided,Invalid] [15:41] mastro: I doubt it, it's a very old bug and also invalid [15:42] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sysvinit/+bug/275451 [15:42] mastro: what release do you use? oneiric? [15:43] TeTeT, if you read it careful you see they just closed it because it was open since 2008 [15:43] Michael Thompson (mike-thompson) wrote on 2011-06-02: I as well have been plagued by this problem (NFS mounts failing on bootup) ever since upstart was introduced to Ubuntu. [15:43] mastro: it's for sysvinit, mount is done via upstart now [15:44] TeTeT, can you help me debug why this isn't mounting? I never had this issues.. first time using ubuntu server [15:45] well.. first time with NFS [15:45] mastro: maybe you want to check the mountall--net.conf and add some debugging info there. for example if the mountall script is still running when it is called [15:46] TeTeT, hum.. ok let's try adding some "echo" [15:47] mastro: not sure you'll see any echo. what about 'ps aux | grep mountall > /tmp/nfs-debug.$$' [15:47] mastro: so you see in /tmp/nfs-debug.* if the mountall process was still running when the job was called [15:50] TeTeT, apparently I fixed following a suggestion in #ubuntu, I added the _netdev argument in fstab [15:51] mastro: cool, didn't know about _netdev actually [15:51] TeTeT, never had to use _netdev in other system, do you know which software use it? [15:51] mastro: man mount [15:53] TeTeT, In other distro I didn't have to use it, I'm asking if this is something "new" or why on ubuntu it is needed, even the official nfs documentation do not say it is needed: http://nfs.sourceforge.net/nfs-howto/ar01s04.html [15:55] mastro: I do not know. maybe it's a new mount option that is not available in older versions of mount [16:06] TeTeT, I thought it was fixed but it's random... [16:07] TeTeT, I tried to add mount /mnt/repos on rc.local logging on a file this is the output when failing http://pastebin.com/JV68NksG [16:08] mastro: maybe a race between mountall.net and statd? [16:08] hallyn: yep, 21:00 UTC [16:08] mastro: can you file a bug with this info and your problem on Launchpad against mount? maybe some developer has an idea [16:11] TeTeT, no problem in creating the bug.. but I need a workaround :/ [16:13] mastro: maybe add an 'emit statd-started' to /etc/init/statd.conf and wait for it in mountall-net.conf [16:13] mastro: I'm no upstart wizard, so you might want to check that first [16:15] TeTeT, ok I'll open the bug then try [16:17] TeTeT, sorry but.... how do I report a bug without Ubuntu CLIENT installed? [16:17] mastro: use the webinterface, let me get the URL for you [16:17] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu <--- I'm registered but I don't see how to create a bug from here, clicking "report a bug" bring me to the wiki [16:20] mastro: I get timeouts on LP right now [16:21] TeTeT, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+filebug/?no-redirect [16:22] mastro: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mountall/+filebug [16:22] mastro: this way you file it against mountall, which hopefully is the correct package [16:24] mastro: most of the time you should be using ubuntu-bug to report the bug [16:28] TeTeT, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/933575 [16:28] Launchpad bug 933575 in ubuntu "NFS not being mounted at boot time - rpc.statd is not running but is required for remote locking" [Undecided,New] [16:28] TeTeT, sorry I read it after filing the bug [16:28] kklimonda, I don't use ubuntu on my PC the only ubuntu I have are ubuntu server on some virtual machine with no gui [16:29] kklimonda, and I think assuming an user will have the GUI installed when firing a bug is not very cleaver, what if the bug is in INSTALLING ubuntu in the first place? [16:31] TeTeT, there is an /etc/init/statd-mounting.conf and it has this as header comment: description "Block the mounting event for NFS filesytems until statd is running" [16:31] mastro: ubuntu-bug works fine without UI [16:32] mastro: you can either use links, or if it does't work (it did some time ago, haven't tested it recently) you can copy url returned by ubuntu-bug and open it in your browser on another computer [16:33] mastro: maybe it's not always working [16:33] kklimonda, I don't see why [16:33] mastro: it gathers some useful informations (like package version and all installed dependencies) that make triaging bug easier for developers [16:33] kklimonda, also, it is not explained in the wiki page and it doesn't solve the issue if your client doesn't have ubuntu / the issue was in installing ubuntu [16:34] TeTeT, :/ [16:34] mastro: yes, it doesn't solve all problems, that's why we have ?no-direrect - but it should be used as the last resort [16:35] kklimonda, not very easy to find anyway [16:36] yes, it's hidden at the end of the wiki page also for that reason - we just receive so much bugs, using apport makes it easier for us to process them [16:45] TeTeT, I modified the package to mountall [16:46] mastro: working now? if so add the work-around to the bug report please [16:51] TeTeT, no not working [17:05] TeTeT, I did it in a really ugly way, by a crontab entry that run at @reboot and a script that keep trying mount -a every 5 seconds until it find a file .check in the mount point [17:05] :/ [17:07] mastro: hmm, if you want something quick & dirty, go the rc.local path. check if the mount is there and if not, mount it [17:07] Daviey: Are you around ? [17:07] Daviey: https://launchpad.net/mass is showing me a Page not found message. [17:08]