[01:29] any tips on getting cobbler replicate to work? [01:29] on oneiric [01:29] cobbler 2.1 === bitmonk_ is now known as bitmonk [04:00] New bug: #971248 in libpam-ldap (main) "pam_ldap passwd entry when using kerberos" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/971248 [05:05] Hello. I am trying to install Precise Beta2 AMD64 in Virtualbox. The installation menu appears and once I select `Install Ubuntu Server' the console goes blank. It's not accessing the disk or the network at all. [05:05] Any suggestions? Thanks in advance. [05:16] journeeman: hit f6, add nomodeset (IIRC) [05:16] twb: okay [05:16] IOW force it to use 80x25 VGA console instead of fancier grahpics [05:16] That's just a guess, I don't have vbox [05:16] Oh okay [05:41] twb: It worked once. There was a segfault error and got the installation steps menu. Any option I selected failed. Tried to save the debug logs but that failed too. Tried rebooting with nomodeset but just hangs like before. [06:56] New bug: #969937 in mysql-dfsg-5.1 (main) "package libmysqlclient16 5.1.61-0ubuntu0.10.04.1 failed to install/upgrade: trying to overwrite '/usr/lib/libmysqlclient.so.16.0.0', which is also in package mysql-cluster-client-5.1 0:7.0.9-1ubuntu7" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/969937 === smb` is now known as smb [07:36] New bug: #971314 in ntp (main) "1:4.2.6.p3+dfsg-1ubuntu3 on Precise generates a memory corruption" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/971314 [07:48] sparticus: I notice precise still has that problem where it doesn't chvt 1 when plymouth has finished [07:48] Er, SpamapS [07:57] Gooooooooooooooood morning. [07:58] moring Daviey :) [07:58] *morning [07:59] How is everyone this rather sunny day? [08:03] morning all [08:14] That's interesting; lucid's installer won't let me manually place the 1M "biosgrub" partition at 0% offset; it demands to put it after [08:14] i.e. so there's a 1M gap at the start of the disk, then the stupid 1M grub stage umpteen, then the rest of the system [08:57] jamespage, Daviey: morning! [08:57] morning o/ === bigjools-afk is now known as bigjools [08:59] mornin' lynxman [09:00] morning lynxman === himcesjf1 is now known as himcesjf [09:19] hi all. is there a ppa somewhere to allow using recent bacula versions prebuilt for ubuntu lucid? [09:20] blimey Daviey - you had an extra Weetabix today? [09:21] how's OpenStack Essex looking on Ubuntu? any plans to increase deb updates in the run up to Essex final release? [09:22] hello all [09:23] I want to install this servers : FTP, Mysql, Apache, LDAP, SAMBA, DNS, SVN. [09:23] but I am confused about what can be regrouped in the same server and what can't [09:23] any diea / [09:23] ? [09:30] DoomGuy: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/ See if it helps [09:34] koolhead17 thanls [09:35] DoomGuy: you can install all of those on the same server [09:38] RoyK but DNS is crucial and has nothing with application layer and if the server crashes. everyone will stop working :P [09:40] DoomGuy: that's why you have more dns servers [09:44] RoyK I am using DNS server for sharing virtual hosts, allowing clients to access servers by name, and doing cache DNS in the same time.. So I really need it. [09:46] DoomGuy: you always need more dns servers [09:46] always [10:43] nijaba: will you be coming for ubuntucloudday :D [10:43] Daviey: was looking for you the other day :( [10:45] koolhead17: yeah, contentless pings tend to be pretty useless. [10:46] Daviey: yes sir. [10:46] something urgent had come up at that point of time and thats why :( [10:47] koolhead17: what was it? [10:49] Daviey: will talk on it now during UDS, am making list of things :P [10:49] * koolhead17 needs some suggestions [10:52] koolhead17: groovy [10:53] Daviey: :) === smb` is now known as smb [12:31] New bug: #971494 in mysql-dfsg-5.1 (main) "package mysql-server-core-5.1 (not installed) failed to install/upgrade: trying to overwrite '/usr/bin/my_print_defaults', which is also in package mysql-cluster-server-5.1 0:7.0.9-1ubuntu7" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/971494 [13:02] Daviey: btw glance ftbfs if the testsuite fails now as well [13:04] zul: oh dear, have you investigated why? [13:05] Daviey: pep8 from one of my patches ;) but before it didnt fail if the testsuite fails now it does [13:05] although some of the tests require a full swift install now as well [13:06] O_o [13:06] *sigh* [13:06] thanks zul === Arc_ is now known as a5m0 [13:12] lynxman, any opinion on bug 941922? [13:12] Launchpad bug 941922 in puppet "do-release-upgrade races puppet for file contents" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/941922 [13:15] jamespage: let me have a look [13:15] lynxman, ta [13:16] <_ruben> that's one tricky scenario... [13:16] jamespage: I'd say it's plenty justified, puppet shouldn't be running during d-r-u otherwise it'll try to enforce the wrong things, also it shouldn't start automatically afterwards either IMHO [13:17] jamespage: but I'd say that's something a bit more on the sysadmin side of planning rather than the OS trying to outsmart him, restarting puppet after d-r-u can also be fatal === swishly_ is now known as swishly [13:26] Just noticed Ubuntu MAAS on the 12.04 CD boot menu, Is it just orchestra renamed? Can't seem to see too much info on it === bladernr_afk is now known as bladernr_ [13:36] when I switched from dhcp to static networking broke on 12.04 [13:37] http://paste.ubuntu.com/911465/ [13:37] this project is dead in the water without networking [13:38] I can ping a neighbor but I cannot ping my gateway [13:39] tarvid, what does "broke" mean exactly? [13:40] Also.. It looks like those settings are wrong [13:40] what looks wrong [13:40] "70.167.242.233" with a netmask of "255.255.255.224" means you are assigning the network address to the server [13:40] broke means I can ping a neighbor but I cannot ping my gateway [13:40] actually [13:40] nevermind [13:42] My CIDR-fu has a momentary lapse there ;) Could you ping the GW beforehand with DHCP? [13:42] on myn laptop I set a static address with the network manager GUI and it works [13:42] I have a different gaterway on DHCP but indeed I did updates [13:43] but I can't get back to DHCP either [13:43] Okay, and from other servers using the same GW, can you ping the GW? (Sometimes, ping is blocked etc etc) [13:43] The config syntax is correct. Assuming the actual settings are also correct, the issue is likely on the GW [13:44] yes I can ping the gateway from the neighbor [13:45] the route is very different [13:45] I have two nics in the neighbor [13:46] Okay, well.. all I can tell you in that case is - the config syntax is correct, considering you can ping the neighbor, I believe the ip/mask are correct.. I would double check the GW IP, and double check the settings have been applied correctly, and after that it's most likely an issue on the GW [13:47] `route -n` and `ifconfig eth0` should let you check the settings have been applied.. [13:50] the neighbor is the only host I can ping, all others are broken [13:50] maybe an IP conflict so? [13:51] Interesting Bcast:0.0.0.0 on the one that workw [13:52] IIRC that's disabling broadcasts, which might not be what you want [13:52] 15:40 < Kiall> "70.167.242.233" with a netmask of "255.255.255.224" means you are assigning the network address to the server [13:52] erm... .233 isn't a network address [13:53] RoyK, yea.. see my "ignore me" message ;) [13:53] My CIDR-fu has a momentary lapse there ;) [13:53] :D [13:56] yes - an IP confllict === bladernr_ is now known as bladernr_afk === bladernr_afk is now known as bladernr_ [14:02] does anyone know the solution to ubuntu 12.4 not booting even knowing the install was succeful, all I get is a black screen [14:03] grub is probably broken [14:04] ... [14:05] grub is written last, if your install was waiting for a response it didn't get grub was not installed [14:06] maybe, but based on the install process it did get installed [14:07] just trying to avoid doing another clean install considering I might get the same result [14:08] amarcolino: a quick google shows this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/110315/ubuntu-11-10-and-12-04-blackscreen-on-boot [14:08] hi all [14:10] smoser, utlemming - hi, I'm trying to create a new AMI using ec2-bundle-vol from an Ubuntu EC2 10.04 image. I've successfully done it using an AMI image, but received an error when running it against an EBI store [14:10] amarcolino: try alt-leftarrow? [14:11] http://pastebin.com/9MGn1W9m [14:11] ahxcjb, well, you probably want create-image for EBS [14:11] smoser: ah [14:11] what error did you get i wonder? [14:11] smoser: I can run create-image within your ec2 image? [14:11] amarcolino: the problem (if that works) is grub.conf is saying to switch to vt 7, which normally runs x but you don't have it. [14:11] ahxcjb, you can, but you dont have to run it htere. [14:11] basically , for ebs root, you can create a snapshot of the volume [14:11] and then register that [14:12] simple as that? [14:12] the cleanest way to do that is to shut the instance down and snapshot the root [14:12] ok [14:12] thanks smoser [14:12] will give it a go now [14:12] there is a option even in the aws UI that will do that. [14:12] and it basically does those things.. [14:12] * shut down instance [14:12] * create-snapshot [14:12] * register-snapshot [14:13] * start instance [14:13] I notice I can right click on the ec2 instance and there's a 'create-image' option? [14:13] and 'ec2-create-snapshot' is the command line that will dot htat. [14:13] right. thats it. [14:13] will it capture all my bash history etc? [14:13] if so, i guess i better clear that all out :) [14:15] why isn't Xinetd used/installed by default ? [14:17] hallyn, for it to go to v7 it has to boot at least I get no disk activity after the bios splash screen [14:18] ah [14:18] i did have one case where all kernels under /boot seemed to disappear [14:19] pretty sure it was my own fault, but dont' knwo what i did. [14:20] hallyn, maybe I aint asking the right question considering I ommited certain things, is there an issue with 12.4 with an lvm install while boot is on a separate partition/HD? [14:21] amarcolino: the only issue I'm aware of is the one that can cause up to 2min wait while waiting for a timeout (i'm hoping that's fixed by now, but not sure) [14:23] hallyn, ok, will try another clean install and see what happens, thanks for the help [14:29] smoser: looks like it worked.. :) [14:29] smoser: only very slight issue is that the key I tell it to use doesn't get added to authorized_keys [14:29] that does work when I created an instance based store using the ubuntu ec2 image, mind. [14:30] ahxcjb, it should tstill work [14:31] you launched a new instane from that image ? [14:31] yep [14:31] but, i didn't shut down the image first before I snapshotted.. [14:31] let me try again [14:31] well, you should always shut down the instance, basically you're snapshotting a dirty filesystem (which will force a fsck) [14:32] ok, stopping image [14:35] stgraber: any problems with my pushing an lxc just to add the mediate_deleted flag? (I now stop at /dev/mapper/ accesses, but trust you'll work aroudn those with device cgroup?) [14:36] hallyn: nope, sounds good, go ahead. I indeed fixed all devices access using the device cgroup, so that part works as expected [14:36] I see no evidence that dns-nameservers 68.105.28.16, 68.105.29.16 works in either 11.10 or 12.04 [14:37] stgraber: trying ot figure out whether to add 'LP:' to the changelog or not :) it works aorund the bug, doesn't fix it... [14:38] hallyn: well, it fixes the problem, so we should close the bug against lxc at least and maybe keep an apparmor task open for these extra flags [14:38] the bug isn't open against lxc :) [14:39] i'll open it right quick [14:41] stgraber: oh you mean an open bug to remove the extra flags. i see. [14:41] haven't done that yet [14:46] New bug: #969299 in apparmor (main) "apparmor prevents dpkg-divert and localedef from working in a container" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/969299 [14:55] New bug: #971596 in cloud-init (main) "landscape module errors if no /etc/landscape/client.conf" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/971596 [15:05] Can I setup an ubuntu server on a network with windows pcs? [15:05] glance-rc2 uploaded [15:06] SamV522: sure? [15:06] Samba will integrate with windows for file-sharing and so forth [15:06] That's more what I was looking for^. Thanks [15:07] Are there any compatibility issues with file sharing and what not? [15:11] Cause I recently built a pc as a dedicated server for files and what not in my home, and I was hoping I'd be able to install ubuntu server instead of paying 200 or so dollars for windows 7 AGAIN.. :/ [15:11] I think the majority of Samba issues with Windows 7 have been ironed out [15:11] You shouldn't have any issues. [15:11] use 10.04 LTS so you won't need to upgrade the Os anytime soon [15:12] Okay, cool. Thanks. I just downloaded 10.04 LTS this afternoon. I can install it via booting to USB, correct? [15:17] SpamapS: ping, whenever you're around :) [15:21] and nova-rc2 uploaded [15:22] SamV522: correct [15:23] Excellent. Can't wait to get the faulty parts replaced :D [15:30] zul: \o/ === bladernr_ is now known as bladernr_afk [15:56] hey guys - how do I file a FFE request to re-sync a package from debian? [16:01] ad [16:02] oops [16:05] yay. I figued it out [16:15] hallyn, weird that it now works, inserted the server cd and chose boot from hard disk, at first I thought nothing is happening but than it actually booted, did the update and upgrade and now it seems to have fixed the issue. I am content that it is fixed but would've liked to know what was the issue === bladernr_afk is now known as bladernr_ [16:16] amarcolino: yeah, i hate when that happens :) most likely seems an upgrade went bad and grub/initramfs were not ok === Jasonn is now known as juicy [16:21] hallyn, probably, heck it works :) [16:30] which one to use, tcp wrapper or iptables ? [16:32] depends on your usage [16:32] if you want application level blocking - ie, user foo can login, but user bar can't [16:33] then use tcpwrappers [16:33] as iptables can't do that [16:33] iptables can, however, block people attempting to login to your SSH server or allow access as set (IP, magic packet etc) [16:33] therefore, people often use BOTH. [16:36] Any example on users restrictions for a certain service using TCP wrapper ? [16:39] SSH logins [16:39] FTP logins [16:40] http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/restrict-ssh-access-using-tcpd-tcpwrapper/ [16:55] mtaylor, you found 'requestsync' right? [16:57] jamespage: I did! [16:57] jamespage: thanks! [16:58] jamespage: if you happen to feel like doing anything with https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/971663 [16:58] Launchpad bug 971663 in weechat "FFe: Sync weechat 0.3.7-1 (universe) from Debian testing (main)" [Wishlist,New] [16:58] jamespage: I'll buy you yet another beer next time we char [16:58] chat [17:01] mtaylor, you will need to link to the upstream changelog as well so the release team can see what changes are included [17:03] roaksoax: ping [17:04] mtaylor, have you tried it out (i.e. tested it?) [17:04] (I will sync it assuming the release team approve BTW :-)) [17:13] jamespage: running it right now [17:14] jamespage: and the debs from unstable worked without upgrading anything other than weechat itself === Ursinha` is now known as Ursinha === Ursinha is now known as Guest60849 === Guest60849 is now known as Ursula___ === Ursula___ is now known as Ursinha [17:16] adam_g: pong [17:18] roaksoax: ah, nvm. was scratching my head about resource-agents vs cluster-agents, but im good now [17:19] adam_g: hehe ok [17:20] roaksoax: im considering an upload to fix bug #957913 and a couple of other similar related bashisms, which affect ubuntu similarly [17:20] Launchpad bug 957913 in resource-agents "pgsql resource agent uses == in test operator" [Low,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/957913 [17:20] roaksoax: what do you think? [17:20] adam_g: sure, go for it [17:32] hallyn: have you seen this before? http://paste.ubuntu.com/911772/ [17:33] is there a way to get apt-get to abort if it needs interaction? [17:33] -y -q sometimes still brings up debocnf [17:34] zul: no. does the .xml verify the error msg??? [17:34] hallyn: no [18:00] How an I pase preconfigure options to apt-get? [18:01] *pass [18:01] e.g., if I want to configure with priority=critical [18:02] -o= [18:03] with what option? [18:03] Dpkg::Priority? [18:10] <_johnny> hi. any users of rrdtool? :) i've been looking at examples all day, and read a very nice intro ( http://oss.oetiker.ch/rrdtool/tut/rrd-beginners.en.html ), but i can't seem to do the fetching (or updating) properly. this is based on an example: http://pastebin.com/1v5rycxA . am i missing something obvious here? even with examples of defining the average with 1 datapoints (no averaging) i still get no values. [18:17] zul: any more info? can you open a bug? [18:17] still looking [18:21] hallyn: it looks like this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qemu-kvm/+bug/897750 but my config might be broken as well [18:21] Launchpad bug 897750 in qemu-kvm "libvirt/kvm problem with disk attach/detach/reattach on running virt" [Low,Confirmed] === Myrtti is now known as StaffRingSeal === StaffRingSeal is now known as StaffRingedSeal [20:15] hi, all: I really need help migrating a kvm guest from one server to another. both hosts run 10.04 lts. host 1 is called server1 and has a domain called vm01. When I try virsh migrate vm01 qemu+ssh://user@server2:port/system I am prompted for user@server2 password, and then I get a msg sayin "error: unknown failure". Anyone here has experience doing VM migrations? [20:15] Perhaps you can help me find out what I might be missing [20:16] New bug: #959294 in keystone "Can't delete users" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/959294 [20:17] hi all. I'm running dhclient on ubuntu 10.10 on a network interface what is renamed programatically later on. How can I stop dhclient gracefully (not killing)? === popey_ is now known as popey === stgraber_ is now known as stgrber === stgrber is now known as stgraber === Daviey_ is now known as Daviey [21:53] is there a cli version of network manager? === sectionm1 is now known as sectionme