[00:26] How can I resize a volume group to match the size of an increased physical volume? [00:35] Nothing makes server maintenance go more quickly like joy division [00:37] MTecknology: pvresize? [00:37] twb: I did pvresize to get that bigger, but now I can't get the volume group to see that it's bigger [00:38] frick [00:38] twb: i was looking at the wrong volume group.... sorry === guampa|2 is now known as guampa [00:56] Is there a way to get gfs2 working alongside pacemaker in 12.04? dlm_controld.pcmk and gfs_controld.pcmk seem to be gone and pacemaker refuses to start with cman+corosync (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pacemaker/+bug/887165) [00:56] Launchpad bug 887165 in pacemaker "Pacemaker built without cman support." [Wishlist,Triaged] [00:58] New bug: #950450 in euca2ools (main) "Short options mislabeled" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/950450 [01:06] Is there a 12.04 server install out yet? Or will that land when 12.04 goes live? === bitmonk_ is now known as bitmonk [01:26] You can do one at any time using auto-built installer media [01:26] Obviously until 12.04 is released, it will only be a alpha or beta install [01:27] e.g. http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/precise/main/installer-amd64/current/images/netboot/mini.iso [01:28] Note that's effectively the same as the "alternate" installer, the main difference between the alternate and server install media is what tasksel prompts you for, whether the language-pack packages are installed, and what packages are cached on the CD. The last of these doesn't apply for the mini ISOs. [01:28] zul: ping [01:32] marcoceppi: not sure what you mean, 12.04-beta1 is out. For desktop / server / etc [01:32] pabelanger: I can't find the ISO for it, I guess it was just a lazy way of saying "Where can I grab a beta ISO" other than install 11.10 and upgrade -d [01:33] marcoceppi: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/TechnicalOverview/Beta1 [01:33] links listed [01:33] PESSOAL EU QUERO APRENDER A NUKAR UM SERVIDOR OQUE EU FAÇO ? [01:33] pabelanger: Thanks o/ [01:34] !pt [01:34] Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para entrar no canal por favor faça "/join #ubuntu-br" sem as aspas. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, use #ubuntu-pt. Obrigado. [01:36] So, I've never done a bare server install. I've got a HP Proliant that I'm going to be using to run OpenStack on. I'm assuming it's just something as simple as "Install Ubuntu Server, Install OpenStack, Profit!"? [01:37] marcoceppi: you forgot step 3... ??? [01:37] :) [01:37] but basically, yes [01:38] But it's so easy, you don't need a step 3 \o/ [01:39] Installing a base Ubuntu Server is reasonably straightforward. The main consideration is how to partition / raid / lvm your disks. [01:39] Well, I take that back. I've done a few Ubuntu Server installs, but they were on smaller machiens [01:40] This is the first time we'll be racking something this big with the express purpose of virtualzing machines [01:40] IIRC proliant's aren't exactly big iron [01:40] hardest part is if you care about HP's management software [01:40] have to source debs for it [01:41] otherwise it's just the normal deal [01:41] I don't particularly care for that [01:42] only reason I do is I have to be in the same room as it when I use it, and that's the only way to slow the fans down [01:42] but mine's an old one [01:42] newer ones that may not be the case [01:43] mine's a dual P3 model, and the HP software brings it from 'hearing damage' to 'vacuum cleaner' [01:43] twb: Sorry, 8 cores and 20GB of RAM are big for us [01:43] :) [01:43] marcoceppi: it's still just a beefy x86 workstation, architecture-wise [01:43] qman__: This will be racked in a DC soon, so I don't have to worry about noise too much [01:44] yeah [01:44] zul: i sent two packaging merges to ubuntu-server-dev for keystone + nova. i'd take a look at keystone, i dont think your fix resolved the uninstall bug. i have nothing propose for other packages. i think glance is mostly quiet other than the debian merge stuff, which hasn't been merged and tested in -propsed yet [01:51] New bug: #950485 in samba (main) "package samba 2:3.6.3-1ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 2" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/950485 === pdtpatr1ck_ is now known as pdtpatr1ck === jtv1 is now known as jtv [04:38] New bug: #950525 in php5 (main) "Packages Missing in both php5 and php5.3 folders since March 6th" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/950525 [08:11] hi anybody [08:12] anybody who has configured server and clients on vbox as guest? [08:19] my squid server on guest never work for my client on Guest [08:31] hi i have followed all squid documentation, I was never ok [09:00] Gooooood Morning people! [09:01] hi [09:01] all [09:02] who could help me with squid? [09:05] linocisco: depends what you want/need [09:06] i just want pure squid first with the need of client to point squid's server IP and port 3128, before I can test transparent squid. [09:06] morning o/ [09:06] ikonia, I have two NICs on ubuntu server [09:06] ikonia, one is for WAN and one is for LAN [09:06] Daviey: does bug #950183 deserve some attention? afaict the package shouldn't gracefully recover from a previous config misconfiguration right? [09:06] Launchpad bug 950183 in puppet "puppetmaster-passenger postinst creates wrong certificate files and puppetmaster vhost if puppet config print has an error" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/950183 === CasmoNL_ is now known as CasmoNL [09:10] linocisco: ok, so what are you stuck with ? [09:12] lynxman: If you want to prepare a debdiff, i'll certainly sponsor [09:12] (precise) [09:12] lynxman: Can you take the lead in helpig to close the delta with Debian? [09:12] Daviey: there's already a merge request for another bug and the puppetlabs merge [09:12] Daviey: sure! I'll be glad to do so [09:13] \o/ [09:13] lynxman: So, point me to the puppet merge! [09:13] Daviey: was just wondering if this one merited patching or not, since it parts from a broken premise [09:13] Daviey: https://code.launchpad.net/~lynxman/ubuntu/precise/puppet/puppetlabsfixbug12844/+merge/96391 [09:14] lynxman: Right, but the issue is that it's not exit 1'ng on failure [09:14] right? [09:14] Daviey: hmm I reckon so [09:15] Well it *should* exit 1 on failure :) [09:15] or at least non-0 [09:15] Daviey: fair enough :) [09:15] Daviey: I'll have a look after my GP visit [09:15] iknon, i never got internet page [09:15] lynxman: the package maintainer scripts will barf if a command exit's non-zero and mark the package as not configured [09:16] lynxman: Have fun :) [09:16] Daviey: heh, thanks :) [09:20] can someone quickly remind me how i should install the tool to do-release-update? [09:31] New bug: #950664 in postfix (main) "Wrong FQDN after disconnected CD Install of precise beta1 - package postfix 2.8.7-1ubuntu2 failed to install/upgrade" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/950664 [09:32] hi all [09:36] Gallomimia: update-manager-core [09:41] morning koolhead17 [09:41] (and others) [09:41] hey uksysadmin. wassup [09:42] yeah good. just doing the usual: install ubu, run install of OpenStack, rinse and repeat. [09:42] and decided that I'm actually fed up of doing the basics of that and decided on looking at Orchestra again [09:43] so may actually get around that that promise of that partitioning ;-) [09:43] ikonia: are you around im still having issues doing a net installation for some reason [09:44] I am here yes [09:51] when you're installing ubuntu server 11.10, what is the "ubuntu-desktop-usb" package that you can select to install? (along w/ openssh, samba, etc..) [09:52] uksysadmin: adam_g answered some of your queries i suppose :) [09:52] Daviey: already fixed the postinst script, it's available for review at the merge, if you need a debdiff otherwise let me know :) [09:52] lynxman: do you have a debdiff handy? [09:53] Daviey: hmm let me prepare one quickly [09:58] i've been searching for days and I cannot find a single concise document on how to create your own SIGNED repo. I've built repo's which work fine using various methods but I need it signed so that I can install custom packages via puppet without them failing. Can anyone point me in the right direction? [10:01] Daviey: debdiff attached to bug #950183 [10:01] Launchpad bug 950183 in puppet "puppetmaster-passenger postinst creates wrong certificate files and puppetmaster vhost if puppet config print has an error" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/950183 [10:01] Daviey: also there's a branch merge with this fixes for bzr extra goodness [10:01] * lynxman runs to the doc [10:02] thanks lynxman [10:03] lynxman: your debdiff includes .bzr :o [10:03] nothing? [10:04] iclebyte: reprepro [10:04] It's the most elegant small apt repo manager, includes built in signing support [10:04] i've built it using that. [10:05] great [10:05] when I go apt-get update on the other node it says 'The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is no avilable: NO_PUBKEY A95723464' [10:06] <_ruben> iclebyte: i sign my internal repo manually, and have a post-installation script that imports its key into apt [10:06] Well, that is a different issue iclebyte [10:06] _ruben, that is exactly what I have been looking for [10:06] iclebyte: you need to import the key. [10:06] how? [10:06] with apt-key some how? [10:06] <_ruben> yes [10:07] 21:07 gpg --keyserver keys.gnupg.net --recv-keys import deadbeef ; gpg --export import deadbeef | sudo apt-key add - [10:07] hmm [10:07] <_ruben> $WGET -q -O - $KEYURL | apt-key add - [10:07] apt-get add 291F3DF9 ? [10:07] Or... wget htp://path/to/key/on/mirror - | sudo apt-key add - [10:07] (It would be nice if ubottu had more of dpkg bot's entries) [10:08] (you won't need the sudo if you run it as a post_install option) [10:08] Personally I use apt-ftparchive because reprorepo was overkill and also hard to type three times fast [10:09] twb: Yeah, but you must admit that rerepro is more gentlemanly [10:09] (although, didn't support udeb's OOTB last time i checked.) [10:09] <_ruben> i use mini-dinstall myself [10:09] Well, sure, it's all slicked up, and not like us cowboys [10:10] okay, lets go the download the key from my own repo path. I need to export the key to somewhere avilable by the webserver. using gpg --export > file.gpg ? ? [10:11] okay got it exported. gpg --export -a > mykey.gpg [10:12] wooohoo! =) [10:12] cool [10:12] I couldn't find anything which explained the process that simply. [10:13] so I just need to use puppet to download and import that key on each node then add my custom repo to /etc/apt/sources.list and i'm cooking with gas. [10:13] iclebyte: Fancy writing up a how-to, and we'll include it in the server guide? [10:13] Daviey, yea okay. I'll have to document it today anyway [10:14] super! [10:15] I'm interested, how can you manually sign the repo? i.e. if I didn't want to use reprepro and I'd created my Packages.gz manually using 'dpkg-scanpackages . /dev/null | gzip -9c > Packages.gz' ? [10:17] it's just signed.. [10:17] http://paste.debian.net/159093/ [10:19] twb: why use that? [10:19] but which file do you sign? Packages.gz ? [10:19] Daviey: he asked "how do you do it manually" [10:19] That's how I do it manually [10:19] iclebyte: Release [10:19] okay. thanks. [10:19] twb: you are nuts :) [10:19] iclebyte: look at the pastebin [10:19] Daviey: I was lazy [10:20] Daviey: doing it by hand is straightforward; learning to use a "helpful" tool was going to take all day [10:20] When I have >>1 arch or >>1 site I will probably bother [10:20] twb: right.. but i don't grok why people would us apt-ftparchive [10:20] Because it's simple and obvious and easy to spell [10:21] twb: do you have to support multiple releases? [10:21] Daviey: reuploaded, sorry, I'm in a hurry to get to the GP (I'm late already) [10:21] Daviey: nope [10:21] lynxman: eeek [10:21] twb: ah, ok - no real benefit from a pool i guess. [10:21] Daviey: that cron job literally just adds some apt metadata to a single dir, no pool/ even [10:21] right [10:22] http://paste.debian.net/159094/ [10:22] That's what's in there atm [10:23] twb: i'd love to see the diff's yo apply to ubuntu packages. [10:23] the ldap one just uses openssl because TLS + ppolicy is broken [10:24] ikonia: for some reason citrix xen server is giving me issues even when specifying what version to pull the necessary files from [10:24] twb: ahh [10:24] you need to explain more than that [10:24] ikonia: in the process of getting the error msg [10:24] The mutt one basically tells mutt not to believe dovecot when it says the folder is read-only, because it *is* read only, but it will still remember read vs. not read [10:24] eagles0513875: are you using a cyrtix xen server, or just xen [10:24] citrix xen server the free license [10:25] ikonia: here I have slapo-ppolicy(5) enabled and require all LDAP traffic to go over the ldaps port. When linked with gnutls, it just silently fails to work, when linked with openssl it works fine. [10:26] I can't remember which bit breaks specifically [10:26] twb: sorry, have we been discussing this before ? I have no context in what you are talking about / why you are singling me out [10:27] Ah, sudo-ldap doesn't work at all, and using passwd to reset your own password completely fails (over the wire w/exop) [10:27] ikonia: I must have misread 21:24 you need to explain more than that [10:27] twb: sorry, was talking to eagles [10:27] Ah, I'm ignoring him, sorry about the noise [10:27] twb: was lacking context on your problem, hence surprised on your question to me [10:27] ikonia: yes this is in relation to yesterday when i asked you about creating a vm and the url i should point it too [10:28] eagles0513875: again, but are you using the cytrix out of the box product or the linux xen components [10:29] ikonia: citrix out of the box [10:30] eagles0513875: comercial product - not ubuntu [10:30] eagles0513875: contact cirtix [10:30] ok [10:30] eagles0513875: I'm assumign it's xenserver your using ? [10:31] correct [10:31] yeah, it's got excellent comercial support, if you've bought it they will really hold your hand and walk you through things [10:32] it's very very well supported by cirtix, even for quite complex "away from the norm" type situations, you'll have no problem with them [11:02] New bug: #950711 in autofs5 (main) "autofs needs nis started first when using maps in nis" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/950711 [11:16] that's a pretty obvious bug [11:16] if you are using nis maps for auto mounter, than of course nis must be started and bounc [11:16] bound [11:42] is it possible to get a little assistance with PXEBooting an Ubuntu-Server? [11:43] I'd like to be able to boot almost completely disklessly [11:43] ok [11:44] I have PXEBoot configured already, the issue I have is that I'm not sure how to generate the file system correctly to boot the way I'm intending [11:44] my intention is to have no dependence on the network once its booted [11:45] and the target system wont have any local disk, so I'm hoping to use some form of RAMDisk for system files [11:46] Dioxin: have you looked at the ltsp project [11:46] Dioxin: while this isn't exactly what you want, it does have good docs on creating rambased disk installs [11:46] I think so, let me pop off and remind myself, one second [11:47] !ltsp [11:47] LTSP is the Linux Terminal Server Project, which adds thin-client support to Linux servers. See chapter 3 of the !edubuntuhandbook, http://www.ltsp.org and/or http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_Terminal_Server_Project [11:48] Dioxin: :P [11:49] Dioxin: it's not the same process, but the concept of booting into ram is in their docs [11:50] Dioxin: hopefully enough to get you moving, then we can look at specific things [11:51] cheers, I'm just bouncing round the wiki [11:52] Dioxin: or we can just dive right in, I've not done %100 diskless ram machines for a while, maybe intersting [11:52] :) [11:52] let me just get some of the issue in my head, so I don't have a brainfart [11:54] they key part is making the boot image as I recall [11:54] this is the precise point I'm stuck on ;) [11:55] you need a specific image though, or you are just going to user the installer desktop [11:55] I made an install, then made an image of it, then booted that image [11:55] the cd installer wasn't good for that functionality [11:55] (from memory) [11:57] Dioxin: and once your done, make sure to update the wiki in case you find t outdated!! :P [11:57] not a specific image per se. [11:58] the LTSP appears to use a specific image for the thin-client end, and doesnt seem to point to anything regards a custom one [11:59] I'm intending to only access the target system via ssh or some such (diskless and headless ;) ) [11:59] but I've got it hooked up to a monitor and keyboard for now [12:01] would it make sense to boot from a CD, install to NFS on the PXE Server, and then amend the root file system to load itself onto the Ram Disk? [12:01] that's an interesting idea [12:01] I'd be interested in how that works out for you [12:02] could you not just mount the NFS server AS the root file system on th client [12:02] that is in essense running in rmdisk [12:02] but let just say that I unplugged the network, wont the system drop out? [12:02] yes [12:03] how much ram does your client have ? [12:03] 8 gigs [12:03] so you should be able to hold an uncompressed file system quite comfortably [12:03] I think the CD is 2.4 gig when uncompressed [12:04] the plan is once I get one running system, to twink to reduce the footprint [12:04] tweek* [12:04] Dioxin: I like the idea of installing it to NFS, tune the install, then make a boot image from that [12:05] is it trivial to install to NFS from the Server Boot Disk? [12:05] should be, it's just going to ask you for target file systems [12:05] although.....I'm wondering if it won't like it as it's not /dev/something [12:06] only one way to find out ;) [12:06] good attitude [12:07] ok I'm going to pop away for a short while to burn a disc and see if I can install to NFS [12:07] Dioxin: I'll try to dig out some notes [12:16] whats the command to reconfigure your sources list, so you can choose a different mirror? [12:18] ikonia: just creating a Ubuntu Server USB stick [12:19] . [12:20] KM0201: not sure of the command but I think you can access them from /etc/apt/sources.list [12:20] Dioxin: i know that, but then i have to retype it all, don't want to do that [12:20] there's a way to reconfigure it (you know how when you were installing, and you chose your repository mirrors) [12:21] so you can choose another mirror [12:24] KM0201: http://repogen.simplylinux.ch/index.php ;) this at least saves the typing ;) [12:24] i don't care about the typing [12:24] i just want the command [12:29] ikonia iSCSI seems to be the only option [12:33] Dioxin: in what respect [12:34] I've booted the server iso, and gone through the install steps [12:34] I'm at the setup disks part [12:35] and the only option is iSCSI (unless I should have set some tags earlier) [12:35] ah, so it hits a problem at the target file system install point [12:35] yes [12:35] should I execute a shell and somehow mount the NFS? [12:35] Dioxin: suggestion, do it in a VM, then export/copy the file systems off [12:36] nah, I don't think that will work [12:37] it is possible to mount a VM image to copy from it? [12:38] not directly, I meant do the install, then copy the file systems off it [12:39] I'm not 100% sure how its best to approach that part [12:39] install the server edition and just copy the rfs from the running VM? [12:40] Dioxin: not running, but certainly from a VM [12:40] Dioxin: eg: build VM, install, then boot the VM from the iso so the file systems are not in use, then copy the file systems out of the VM into directories/NFS mounts to make a "boot" image for your diskless clients [12:40] follow ? [12:40] think so [12:44] Daviey, Is upgrade testing for orchestra installations from O to P something that is on your radar? [12:45] smb: sort of, depends what the subject is. [12:45] Daviey, subject it sucks? ;-P [12:46] smb: I mean, /what/ are you testing? :) [12:47] Daviey, basically standard install on oneiric then upgrading to precise. One thing that seems consistent is that cobbler_web is in rc state. [12:49] Then I think whatever squid configuration is set up in O , it did not seem to move to squid3 in P [12:49] does anyone know the command to reconfigure your source list?... so you can choose a different mirror (rather than retyping your entire source list) [12:49] i was thinking it was dpkg-reconfigure .... then i draw a blank [12:50] KM0201: there's no standard one [12:50] You can use mirror:// urls in your sources.list [12:50] Or there are older tools like apt-spy, but I don't think they work for ubuntu [12:50] hmm [12:50] i was thinking there was something like dpkg-reconfigure... then you could choose a new source. [12:50] oh well, no big deal [12:51] if you use mirror method it gives you a public one based on your geoip [12:51] ok [12:51] smb: Yes, the squid3 issue is known [12:51] adam_g is tackling that [12:56] lyxnman: is there something that i can do to perhaps speed up the process for the latest puppet bug fixes so it will be available on the official repos? perhaps test packages? [12:56] lyxnman: or is this something i should just wait for patiently? :) [12:58] hello ubuntu server newbie looking for some help here with postfix! [13:11] if I wanted to cp a root filesystem do I need any special modifiers? [13:12] I dont wish to screw up the file owners [13:13] How can I configure postfix to act as a pop server in a small lan with windows clients only with no interenet connection? Just a small lan for ECDL courses. [13:17] Dioxin: in short: use cp -a it will preserve the premissions. [13:17] Dioxin: arp [13:17] cp -arp [13:17] thanks, next question, how do I write permissions to my NFS :( [13:18] same as a normal file system [13:19] my nfs mount is complaining that its a read only file system [13:20] Dioxin: on your nfs server edit the /etc/expots file [13:21] anyone here who got pacemaker+gfs2 working in 12.04? cannot figure out how to because dlm_controld.pcmk and gfs_controld.pcmk got removed and pacemaker doesn't support running alongside cman (yet?) [13:21] xranby: cheers... it was set as ro :( [13:25] xranby: ok I changed the exports to rw, remounted and restarted nfs but still no permissions [13:25] Dioxin: you are tackling a differnet issue here [13:26] the nfs server simply refuses you to create some permissions [13:26] it would have worked if you did the copy to a harddrive under controll by the user who did the copy [13:26] permission denied on the write [13:26] let me see if I can remove the hdd file permissinos [13:27] whoaaa [13:27] Dioxin: stop stop [13:27] Dioxin: two seperate issues [13:27] Dioxin: 1.) fix your NFS permissions [13:27] Dioxin: 2.) deal with your pxe image creation [13:27] drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 2012-03-06 19:35 node [13:27] isnt that the issue? [13:27] Dioxin: that means only root can write to it [13:28] exactly, my VM isnt root [13:28] Dioxin: hang on [13:28] Dioxin: you've not copied anything to the NFS file systems yet have you ? [13:28] or have you ? [13:28] no I havent [13:29] Dioxin: what is your current usename on the system [13:29] ok, so then your VM has nothing to do with this - don't include it in the discussion to confuse it [13:30] on the VM I'm user:ubuntu on the nfs server I'm user:dioxin [13:30] I would have thought that the nfs mount on the VM doesnt have root permissions on the folder [13:31] Dioxin: no - forget the vm [13:32] Dioxin: ok, so you are logged in as "dixon" so your user has no capabilities to write to a file system with permissions owned by "root:root" [13:32] Dioxin: you need to fix that, so you can copy your vm file systems off your machine and copy them to your nfs server [13:32] Dioxin: try not to confuse/make the issue more complex, it's a simple permissions issue at this time [13:33] but user:dioxin isnt doing the writing, I thought [13:34] Dioxin: how are you trying to copy the file systems ? [13:35] in VM booted from liveCD, mounted nfs, mounted VM HDD, cp -arp * ../node/ [13:39] tiaz: barberry/elderberry /1 [13:39] bah [13:39] .1 [13:39] ikonia: ok, I've fixed it, it was the folder permissions + exports rw issue + no_root_squash issue [13:40] apologies for the confusion [13:43] Dioxin: no need for apologies [13:43] I should have done this on my other computer... 10/100 is slow!!! [14:21] smoser: cloud-init used standlone, local-hostname: foo .. doesn't set foo in /etc/hosts.. is that known? [14:21] (using nocloud) [14:22] you have to tell it to do that. [14:22] smoser: shouldn't it do it auto-magically ? [14:22] its a mess. [14:22] if you do it automagically, someone gets pissed off. [14:23] if you dont [14:23] someone else gets pissed off [14:23] so it is how it is [14:23] if you want it, tell it to do so in config [14:23] smoser: ok, is it worth updating the README? :) [14:24] smoser: But i do want to mention, it's a very graceful way of starting vm's [14:24] good job. :) [14:24] thanks. [14:24] you need to set [14:24] manage_etc_hosts: [14:24] to true [14:24] or template [14:24] ah nice, i thought i'd have to echo myself [14:25] or 'localhost'. [14:25] localhost might be the best decision there. [14:25] rbasak, which do you use ? [14:26] * rbasak looks [14:27] smoser, Daviey: http://paste.ubuntu.com/876070/ [14:27] rbasak: do you have a wrapper? [14:28] Daviey: the wrapper I showed you at the oneiric release sprint you mean? [14:28] Daviey: yes, I do :) [14:28] rbasak: a wrapper for starting cloud-img's using cloud-init data? [14:29] on localhost, with an iso attached as datasource? [14:29] Daviey: no, not yet. I plan to add support for local stuff, but haven't started that yet [14:30] ah, ok, cool [14:30] Daviey, i'll take a patch to put 'manage_etc_hosts: localhost' into that README [14:30] if you'd like. [14:31] smoser: Do i get mentioned in the AUTHOR's file? [14:31] Do i need to sign a CLA? [14:34] well, you'll have to ask your manager if you need to sign the CLA [14:34] but traditionally... in to get into the AUTHORS file, there is usually a paypal or fermented beverate exchange required. [14:35] smoser: shouldn't you be checking with _your_ manager? :) [14:35] smoser: sadly, i don't have a manager, only a director :( [14:35] hm.. i think rbasak is right, i'll ask my manager. [14:36] cool [14:36] Daviey, do should Dave Walker need to sign the CLA to contribute a documentation fix ? I'm not sure if his employer, Canonical, has signed the CLA or not. Could you check with legal ? [14:36] s/do // [14:40] smoser: wilco! [14:52] So, more upstart and openstack :) Any thoughts about adding mysql as a 'start on' dependency for nova, glance, etc packages. Obviously this only affect installs where mysql is on the local system. [15:44] So using start on (local-filesystems and net-device-up IFACE!=lo) and started mysql for glance's upstart help glance cleaner however I'm using an 'and' === JanC_ is now known as JanC === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [16:13] I just added a debdiff for bug 950935 If accepted, I'd like to do the same for nova [16:13] Launchpad bug 950935 in glance "Allow adm group to read log files" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/950935 [16:54] how did one fix a package with broken scripts? x11-common (1:7.6+7ubuntu7.1) seems to refer to "tempnam": "tempnam: No such file or directory" [16:59] somebody could help me to understand how nova-* packages works in oneric 11.10 server? I can see 3 versions with apt-cache show nova-api (for example), but i seems the operate system is not upgrading the packages. [17:08] jorge: apt-acache policy nova-api will show you the priority/version/etc [17:11] *** 2011.3+git20111117-0ubuntu1 0 2011.3-0ubuntu6.4 0 2011.3-0ubuntu6 0 [17:11] what is the newer one? [17:12] i think 2011.3-0ubuntu6.4 is the newer version for all nova packages, right? [17:18] New bug: #928378 in glance (main) "glance client should be separate from server" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/928378 [17:22] SpamapS: I can see here my policy is to use nova* packages of *** 2011.3+git20111117-0ubuntu1. However, [17:23] SpamapS: I think 2011.3-0ubuntu6.4 version has some bug fixes and a security update. [17:24] SpamapS: I expected that the system automatically upgrade to this new version, but this didn't happen. [17:25]