[00:00] smoser: I think we should try to fix both then. [00:00] smoser: seems nova-volume is the only thing that rdeps on tgt [00:00] interesting. [00:01] i wonder if it starts tgt [00:01] New bug: #977621 in tgt (main) "tgt does not start after installation" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/977621 [00:21] New bug: #977629 in samba (main) "smbd crashed with SIGABRT in rep_strlcpy()" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/977629 [00:51] New bug: #917906 in nautilus-share (main) "Can't determine shared folders" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/917906 === virusuy is now known as foobar__ [02:56] SpamapS, if you want to review: https://code.launchpad.net/~smoser/ubuntu/precise/tgt/lp977621-start-on-install/+merge/101321 [02:56] and feel free to fix the other open bug there also with a better upstart job if you'd like === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [04:33] SpamapS, tomorrow perhaps i need your upstart genious help a bit [04:33] cloud-init seems to be slow to start if networking is up before root filesystem mount (iscsi root) [06:04] you know I have always manually installed my server files, though using tasksel seems alot easier, is there any reason not to use tasksel? I always have heard its better to install packages manually so Ive never really used it. [06:06] can anyone point me the right direction as to how to apply a patch while buidling a .deb? Specifically, it needs to be done after configure is called. [06:07] mgw: why after configure is called [06:08] If the answer is "because it edits the makefile", the right solution is to patch makefile.am or configure.ac instead [06:12] twb, i was asking on behalf of another developer, I think he figured it out [06:12] ty [06:13] I bet "figured it out" means the wrong way [06:13] he's applying a patch before configure — it's not our source, so we want to apply minimal patches [06:16] Good [06:16] you know I have always manually installed my server files, though using tasksel seems alot easier, is there any reason not to use tasksel? I always have heard its better to install packages manually so Ive never really used it. [06:18] tasksel is for noobs [06:19] There is absolutely no reason to use it if you are familiar with apt [06:20] what's it for? installing collections of packages? [06:21] Basically it's for people who go "can haz mail?" instead of "I need postfix and dovecot please" [06:21] ok, no wonder i never noticed it [06:21] ok, but is there a reason not to use it? [06:21] it can take a while to setup all the packages [06:22] how many systems are you setting up? [06:22] and I wonder if it just does the same things automatic [06:22] if you're setting up more than a few, you'll want to automate it anyway [06:23] or even if you're setting up one and expect to need to rebuild it anytime soon in a predictable way [06:39] mgw: there is a tasksel prompt at install time [06:40] brando753: all tasksel does is associated a list of packages with a convenient name, like "LAMP server" [06:40] so why wouldnt somone use it? [06:40] brando753: if you know what underlying packages you want, there is no need for tasksel. There should not be any harm, either, except maybe it will e.g. install postfix when you wanted exim [06:40] Or install stuff you didn't want at all [06:40] is it bloated? [06:41] I've just explained to you exactly what it is. [07:26] any way to install dpkg-scanpackages without the whole dpkg-dev system? [07:36] dpkg-dev isn't that bloated, surely [07:36] Also no [07:37] yeah, i figure dit out [07:37] all that's needed is the perl script itself and libdpkg-perl [07:37] this is for a production system, don't want the developer toolchain on it [07:38] dpkg-dev isn't a developer toolchain [07:38] That's build-essential (i.e. gcc, g++, cpp, etc) [07:38] it installs gcc [07:38] The following extra packages will be installed: [07:38] build-essential fakeroot g++ g++-4.6 libalgorithm-diff-perl [07:38] libalgorithm-diff-xs-perl libalgorithm-merge-perl libstdc++6-4.6-dev [07:38] Recommends: gcc | c-compiler, build-essential, fakeroot, gnupg, gpgv, libalgorithm-merge-perl [07:38] Opt out of it [07:39] how? [07:39] aptitude -R or apt-get --no-install-recommends [07:39] Or to opt out of specific cases, aptitude install foo bar- baz- [07:40] Actually bar: baz: would be better; otherwise it might uninstall an already-installed bar and baz [07:40] hi all [07:43] how do you all think about zentyal server? [07:44] twb: thanks for that tip [07:44] it works [08:21] morning o/ === smb` is now known as smb [08:26] lynxman: morning [08:26] mgw: morning! [08:27] I hope you're in europe [08:27] or somewhere in a similar timezone [08:28] hi lynxman [08:28] koolhead11: hey :) [08:29] lynxman, :( [09:15] adam_g, jamespage around? [09:16] when i do sync_db user/tenant gets created, what is the pwd for admin user :P [09:16] *keystone i meant [09:17] what's the best system to use with mirroring users around servers, ldap or ...? [09:18] * koolhead11 modifys user-pwd then :( [09:20] sw: ldap is pretty well supported. [09:22] Daviey: I'll give that a shot [09:31] * koolhead11 scratches his head [09:32] adam_g, jamespage am i hitting a bug? why should db_sync create user/role/endpoints [09:32] isn`t it supposed to simply add DB schema [09:33] am i doing something wrong with keystone ? [09:33] gsssssssss [10:00] facepalm [10:04] Ubuntu and iSCSI. When (if?!) will Ubuntu support multiple initators on a single target?! [10:05] Geron: Are you using tgt? [10:05] tgt? [10:08] sorry guys i had connected wrong db in my keystone.conf and it was already populated with certain tenant/user. [10:08] Geron: iscsi? [10:09] Daviey: yes, iSCSI.. [10:09] I have one machine acting as a target, "sharing" a large drive. [10:09] Geron: okay.. i'll come back when you can tell me if you are using tgt. [10:10] sigh... [10:12] Cant tell right now (no access to the target machine) [10:12] But previously when configuring two initiators to use the same target. Only one got read/write access. The other machine got a broken kind of "read only" [10:13] And I later noticed the "MaxConnections" stuff in /etc/ietd.conf [10:13] Geron: Ah, using iscsitarget.. try tgt [10:13] Which must be set to 1, and to my understanding. This limits the number of initiators per target to 1... [10:14] Aaah, ok. Will investigate... Using tgt might fix my problem here then? [10:22] Geron: We think it's a better target. [10:52] Daviey: would it be wise to try to upgrade a production server now to precise? It's my personal one so I don't really mind if something breaks :) [10:56] lynxman: yep! Testing appreciated [10:57] Daviey: cool! will do then :) [11:04] * koolhead11 says hi to Daviey :) [11:08] Hello, does anyone knows freeradius ? [11:08] i need to install it on a wired lan. [11:08] without NAS. [11:09] can my transparent proxy be the NAS (my transparent proxy intercept port 80 connexions). [11:55] Daviey: do you want a FFE, debdiff, changelog in a bug report for swift? [12:00] zul: all of the above please. [12:02] Daviey: ack === sergevn is now known as zz_sergevn === zz_sergevn is now known as sergevn === sergevn is now known as zz_sergevn === zz_sergevn is now known as sergevn [12:41] is it possible to have chrooted sftp/scp users (openssh) editing cronjobs/their crontab? a symlink is obviously useless, but is there a way? [12:41] good morning [12:42] phaidros: run a chrooted cron. otherwise you might as well not bother chrooting, since a user can enter a cron entry that will run outside the chroot. [12:43] rbasak: right .. [12:43] thx [12:48] smoser: I've been doing some investigation into squid-deb-proxy. I think I get what's going on but it's a bit complicated. Got time to sync? [12:49] hm.. [12:49] do i have time ? no. [12:49] do i want to to? yes. [12:49] give me 5 minutes ? you want to set up a hangout? [12:50] OK I'll set one up [12:54] smoser: invite sent [13:05] hallyn, morning. When you've started work... [13:05] My squad is talking about adding a script for ourselves, and we're wondering whether it would be good to have in the general lxc package. The idea is an "lxc-ip" command. "lxc-ip NAME_OF_CONTAINER" would return the ip address of the container, so you could do things like "ssh `lxc-ip NAME_OF_CONTAINER`". The implementation would be exactly like what is in lxc-start-ephemeral right now (looking at the dhcp leases) [13:05] . This would be an alternative easy way to connect to a container if hooking up the local nameserver is not desired (or even broken--it's been unreliable for us, or at least our setup of it has been). What do you think? [13:18] gary_poster: tell me again why you're not focusing on improving juju for this? [13:19] gary_poster: juju has juju status for this kind of stuff.. :) [13:25] SpamapS, we are using lxc alone, in addition to using it with juju [13:27] gary_poster: we were talking the other day about adding ephemeral support to the local provider [13:29] SpamapS, cool. hallyn has some thoughts on refactoring/rewriting lxc-start-ephemeral for 12.10, so maybe that would be a good opportunity to sync up and make sure that the lower-level lxc bits can be usable for juju too [13:29] New bug: #977765 in nova "Image registration (ec2) is broken using deprecated auth" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/977765 [13:29] New bug: #977770 in openssh (main) "package openssh-server 1:5.5p1-4ubuntu5 failed to install/upgrade: ErrorMessage: 새로운 pre-installation 스크립트 하위 프로세스가 오류 1번을 리턴했습니다 (dup-of: 349469)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/977770 [13:29] New bug: #977783 in postfix (main) "package postfix 2.7.1-1ubuntu0.1 failed to install/upgrade: ErrorMessage: 새로운 pre-installation 스크립트 하위 프로세스가 오류 1번을 리턴했습니다 (dup-of: 349469)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/977783 [13:29] New bug: #977795 in mysql-5.1 (main) "package mysql-server-5.1 5.1.49-1ubuntu8.1 failed to install/upgrade: ErrorMessage: 새로운 pre-removal 스크립트 하위 프로세스가 오류 1번을 리턴했습니다 (dup-of: 349469)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/977795 [13:31] New bug: #961871 in swift "Use of python-swift on Ubuntu buildd fails, attempts to access /dev/log" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/961871 [13:31] New bug: #977772 in samba (main) "package samba 2:3.5.4~dfsg-1ubuntu8.4 failed to install/upgrade: ErrorMessage: 새로운 post-removal 스크립트 하위 프로세스가 오류 1번을 리턴했습니다 (dup-of: 349469)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/977772 === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [14:31] New bug: #974460 in cobbler (main) "cobbler-ubuntu-import does not check gpg signatures" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/974460 === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [14:39] jdstrand: drat, tried to push my changes to qa-regression-testing, but got http://paste.ubuntu.com/923384/ [14:41] hallyn: weird. can you just give me a diff for now? [14:42] jdstrand: http://people.canonical.com/~serge/qrt-libvirt-precise-fix.patch [14:44] hallyn: thanks. why the two calls to _destroy_vm()? [14:45] d'oh [14:45] because i mis-handapplied the patch [14:45] (i blame the instance i was working on which had about a minute lag-time to keystrokes) [14:45] (cause it can't be *my* fault) === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [14:46] utlemming, thanks [14:47] jdstrand: i was considering putting that into the same original function, but it's so much shorter... [14:49] utlemming, one more for you if you've got time.. at this point its not critical for precise.. but cloud-init's config doesn't end up running in the cloud-image container due to rsyslog's failure to start in the container === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [15:00] just updated to precise, there's a process that is self executing and sleeping almost eating one of my CPUs http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/923408/ [15:00] any idea where to start looking at? [15:02] lynxman: the 0.0 would suggest its not using cpu at all? [15:04] lynxman: fuser? [15:04] lynxman: why do you think that's eating your cpu [15:05] zul: hmm could be [15:06] could be ??????? [15:06] lynxman: why do you think that is easting your cpu [15:06] ikonia: a machine that was 0.05 is now solidly on the 1.00 after reboot [15:06] 0.05 where ? [15:06] what are you using to measure [15:06] zul: any suggestions where to look at? [15:07] zul: I reckon this is one of those upstart scripts gone wrong bug [15:07] lynxman: no idea i would start stracing [15:07] zul: the process lasts a second, I'll try to capture one [15:07] how can it be eating your cpu if it only lasts a second [15:07] ikonia: it's a fork bomb, a slow one though :) [15:07] what ? [15:08] it's a fork bomb in an init script....please [15:08] lynxman: 1.) why do you think this is eating your cpu [15:08] ikonia: you clearly don't understand what I'm looking at, stop being so agressive please [15:08] 2.) how can something that spikes for a second be "eating your cpu" [15:08] lynxman: just explain yourself then [15:08] then we can work out what's going on [15:08] ikonia: chillax ;) [15:09] I am chilled [15:09] I'm just asking you for information [15:09] ikonia: that is not relevant to the problem [15:09] it is [15:09] 2.) what are you doing to measure/show this [15:09] lynxman: 1.) why do you think this is "eating your cpu" [15:09] 3.) how are you rationalising something that's spiking a cpu for a second as "eating" your cpu [15:09] then we can understand the problem and move forward [15:10] ikonia: no need for your help, thanks [15:10] lynxman: then don't ask for help if you can't give basic information to help get it resolved [15:11] ikonia: again, stop being so agressive, thank you very much [15:11] zul: it's the mysql post-script respawning like crazy [15:11] zul: acording to strace [15:11] I'm not being agressive, stop wasting peoples time, if you ask for help then refuse to give information to help get it resolved [15:11] SpamapS: ^^^ [15:12] zul, SpamapS: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/923424/ (the script) http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/923425/ (the strace) [15:12] jdstrand: gah! as i'd feared, on a diff machine the 'info block' output through json is ordered differently [15:13] ikonia: go have a tea and come back later when you acept not jumping to conclusions ;) [15:13] so i'll make some more changes to go through piece by piece. do you happen to know whether you cared about every one of those pieces? [15:13] jdstrand: oh btw, I wanted to talk with you re puppet [15:13] I'm not jumping to any conculsions, I'm asking for information [15:13] lynxman: provide the information [15:13] * lynxman ignores ikonia for the time being [15:14] hallyn, is /dev/log containerized.. i was noticing that the app armor profile prevents rsyslog from starting in an lxc container, but it appears to work okay if i disable the profile (no container messages in host) [15:14] ikonia: seriosly? [15:14] ikonia, that's a bit over the top [15:14] ikonia: abusing power now, great [15:15] lynxman: it's really simple, I'm asking you for information, if you don't want to give it that,s fine, just say "I don't know how to give it/don't want to give it" rather than coming up with nonsense about me jumping to conculsions and talking about fork bombs in init scripts [15:15] lynxman: if you want help - ask for it and give information, to help people get it resolved [15:16] ikonia: and zul has seen my issue and was already helping me solve this one while you were abusing me verbally, with all due respect [15:16] zul, SpamapS: This could be the issue I reckon http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/923432/ looks like the upgrade from 5.1 to 5.5 was rocky [15:16] lynxman: that's great, so all you need to say is "I think zul has it" [15:16] lynxman: I'm not abusing you in the slightest, all I have done is asked you for information [15:16] * zul gets his popcorn out [15:17] ikonia: and then you kicked him from the channel is not abuse at all [15:17] hallyn: bummer. not to hard to fix though with a for loop and search (the test-libvirt.py script should have examples, but others in qrt do too) [15:17] ikonia: by not abusing you mean "kicking me out" [15:17] hallyn, nm.. it looks like its just the app armor profiel that's causing the issue [15:17] lynxman: then stop wasting peoples time [15:17] ikonia: he wasnt thats the point sheesh [15:17] jdstrand: yup, i'm looping [15:18] ikonia: Was I wasting anyones time? I don't think I have, and I've been active in this channel for the last 1+ years [15:18] sorry what did I miss about the mysql post-start ? [15:18] lynxman: the time you've spent active doesn't change anything [15:18] SpamapS: seems to be eating up cpu cycles [15:19] ikonia: kick was over the top. Period. [15:19] SpamapS: it cycles over and over and shows itself as a sh proc/self with a sleep 1 [15:19] SpamapS: you're welcome to your opinion [15:19] ikonia: seriously dude it was very very over the top [15:19] SpamapS: also looks like the mysql-server-5.1 package didn't finish deinstalling itself [15:19] zul: that's great, thanks [15:19] ikonia: http://www.ubuntu.com/project/about-ubuntu/conduct "When we disagree, we consult others." [15:19] we don't kick them out of the channel. [15:20] SpamapS: I wasn't disagreeing [15:20] ikonia: you were being an ass [15:20] zul that is uncalled for [15:20] lynxman: oh? mysql-server-5.5 breaks and replaces it, so apt should have fully removed it [15:20] ikonia: well you were [15:20] zul: do not insult people [15:20] SpamapS: mysql-server-5.1 shows as rc [15:21] hamzat: sorry, i missed your q [15:21] lynxman: probably a conffile that wasn't replaced by mysql-server-5.5 [15:21] hazmat: no, it is not. [15:21] anyways im done with this [15:21] lynxman: can you pastebin dpkg -L of it? [15:21] New bug: #978107 in php5 (main) "not parsing form data as multidimensional variables into $_POST" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/978107 [15:21] SpamapS: hmm let me try to stop and start the process again then, see where it stands, get some more logging [15:21] ikonia, kick was uncalled [15:21] SpamapS: sure [15:21] hazmat: rsyslogd running int he container will catch syslog(2) calls from userspace, [15:21] koolhead11: I suggest you drop it [15:21] hazmat: but the syslog system call is not containerized. yet. unfortunately [15:22] SpamapS: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/923442/ [15:22] hallyn, ic, thanks [15:22] hamzat: how mcuh of a problem is that for you? [15:23] lynxman: whoa, lots more than I would have expected.. [15:23] lynxman: looks though like the logcheck dir is a problem [15:26] SpamapS: I can try to run the procedure again and see what it complains about [15:26] lynxman: still /etc/init/mysql.conf should belong to mysql-server-5.5 so thats not "the problem" [15:26] SpamapS: yeah that's a secondary one, I do agree [15:28] SpamapS: mysqld process won't stop either, it's stuck in the script :/ [15:28] lynxman: I do see where the mysql upstart job needs to check for -x on mysqld and exit gracefully if its not there for the 'rc' state .. but you say mysql-server-5.5 is installed? [15:28] SpamapS: yes, definitely installed [15:28] lynxman: mysqld may be in a state of flushing to disk... [15:29] that can take a long time === StaffRingedSeal is now known as Myrtti [15:29] lynxman: what does 'status mysql' show ? [15:29] SpamapS: ah yes finally it did :) [15:29] SpamapS: just starting again, as soon as it's started I'll get you the status [15:30] lynxman: the post-start should only run once per respawn.. and if it respawns even remotely fast, upstart should give up on it because of the limit of 2 times in 5 seconds [15:30] hallyn, well in this context it prevents juju from just using the ubuntu-cloud template as is so we can ditch our libvirt network usage and container customization shell script.. in particular because rsyslog fails to start in the container, cloud-init's config doesn't run, and juju relies on cloud-init to get the container initialized with juju... there's probably valid work arounds though including just leaving the implementation as is or adjusting [15:30] the app armor profile.. i'm not terribly concerned with the host isolation from the container as a result, as effectively this is already an issue. [15:30] SpamapS: mysqld started and it's working, but upstart is not returning to prompt and again in the loop [15:31] lynxman: is mysqladmin --ping not working? [15:31] SpamapS: nope :/ you reckon it's a permission problem? [15:32] its running as root, so no [15:32] unless [15:32] you removed the debian-sys-maint user [15:33] that will force mysqladmin ping to fail 30 times and then just give up with exit 1 [15:33] hamzat: rsyslog shouldn't fail to start ina container i don't think [15:33] hazmat: are you running it in libvirt-lxc, or lxc-start? [15:34] SpamapS: The user doesn't exist (debian-sys-maint) but never did on my system [15:34] SpamapS: this is an upgrade straight from an oneiric default one [15:34] SpamapS: doesn't create /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock I reckon that's the problem [15:37] hallyn, lxc-start [15:38] hazmat, if we could use the cloud template (which i think we could if we can get past this) there would be no more libvirt usage by juju.. we currently just use that for ancillary functionality to setup the network, which lxc precise already does atm [15:39] hazmat: so just 'lxc-create -t ubuntu-cloud -n p1' should reproduce this? [15:40] utlemming: ^ ring any bells? (I will test as soon as i'm done with qrt) [15:41] hallyn: I've confirmed yesterday that cloud-config doesn't start under lxc. [15:42] utlemming: well fooi. it used to. wonder if apparmor is involved. [15:43] hallyn: I was leaning towards apparmor as the cause yesterday, but I ran out of time to dig on it [15:43] utlemming: ok, thanks for confirming. [15:43] hallyn: apparmor is generally unhappy about a couple of things, like dhcp [15:43] hazmat: do you mind opening a bug, mark it high or critical prio and confirmed? [15:44] hallyn, sure [15:46] hallyn, i reproduce with.. lxc-create -n cloud-unit-x -t ubuntu-cloud -- -r precise -S ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub -u cloud_init.txt .. but that's testing the end goal of cloud-init working, the cli invocation you had should reproduce the rsyslog issue, there's another bug that utlemming addressed with the cloud-template itself that needs a fix to be able to run -u.. [15:46] jdstrand: http://people.canonical.com/~serge/qrt-libvirt-precise-v2.patch just passed for me. [15:47] \o/ [15:47] but i still can't check it in :) [15:48] hallyn: you still have the _destroy_vm() in there. is that intended? if so, can you comment in the patch why it is needed? [15:51] jdstrand: it's there bc self._run_qemu_command_and_kill_vm does it for us in teh other branch, so we need to [15:51] lynxman: debian-sys-maint is created on installation [15:51] lynxman: the socket is created when mysqld starts [15:51] lynxman: unless you change /etc/mysql/my.cnf [15:52] hallyn: in the other branch? you mean yours that you can't commit? can you give me one big patch to get this working for you? [15:52] jdstrand: no, [15:52] jdstrand: I mean if release < 12.04, [15:53] if release > 12.04, we manually talk tot he monitor then kill the vm; otherwise we call _run_qemu_command_and_kill_vm. either way the tests expect the vm killed afterward [15:53] so we have to kill it manually if release < 12.04 [15:53] uh, > 12.04 [15:53] i'll add a comment, then post v3, one sec [15:54] thanks [15:54] * jdstrand was just reading the diff [15:54] SpamapS: hmm I'll see what I can do to fix, since my my.cnf has changed a bit I reckon this is not an issue that should be bug reportable then [15:55] jdstrand: http://people.canonical.com/~serge/qrt-libvirt-precise-v3.patch [15:58] hallyn: thanks! committed [15:59] hallyn: not sure about the bzr issue-- we have usually kept our trees compatible with earlier releases, which might be a clue if you upgraded your side [16:01] New bug: #978147 in lxc (universe) "rsyslogd fails to start in cloud template " [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/978147 [16:01] koolhead11: im not sure what keystone packages your using, ours do not create any of that stuff [16:01] adam_g, it was my fault. i realized that. [16:01] jdstrand: upgraded which? it's a new precise install (hd crash) if that's what you mean. i didn't do anything to the bzr tree on purpose [16:02] maybe i shou'dve tried in a lucid chroot [16:02] Daviey: swift uploaded [16:03] hallyn: upgraded the tree. I'm using precise with the tree. I am not a bzr expert. I do know that bzr will sometimes ask you to upgrade to improve performance, etc. I was merely suggesting that if you did that, maybe that was the cause [16:03] jdstrand: yeah i've seen that q before, but it didn't ask me that (and it's a fresh checkout). [16:03] hallyn: maybe just redownloading the tree would work, or asking in #bzr (iirc) [16:03] jdstrand: thanks for pushing it! [16:04] np :) [16:04] hallyn: thanks for working on it :) [16:04] jdstrand: oh! maybe it's bc i did "bzr init-repo qrt; cd qrt; bzr branch lp:qa-regression-testing" [16:04] maybe that forces the new format [16:04] === Pici is now known as Guest42174 === Pici` is now known as Pici [16:16] hazmat: thx for opening that bug [16:28] hazmat: utlemming: stgraber: d'oh! rsyslog isn't starting bc of /lib/init/apparmor-profile-load usr.sbin.rsyslogd in pre-start [16:31] SpamapS: I think I found it, the debian-sys-maintainer user wasn't created because I had already some other users created and the dist-upgrade process, this looks like it stoped the mysql package from creating the debian sys maintainer user [16:33] lynxman: I hope to revamp the mysql packages entirely over the next 2 cycles. They're kind of ridiculously old fashioned and weird. [16:33] SpamapS: im shocked that you called them old fashioned [16:34] smoser: do you have any fix to cobbler in a branch to be merged? [16:34] zul: sorry, "Old school" [16:34] smoser: or can I just go ahead and upload the fix for the tfpt bug [16:34] zul: or would you prefer "ridiculously out of date with modern packaging" ? [16:34] roaksoax, i just uploaded yesterday. [16:34] SpamapS: back in my day we used magnest for packaging [16:35] smoser: ok ;) [16:37] zul: and speling? [16:37] SpamapS: spelling wasnt taken into account [16:48] on oneiric I have the issue that IPv6 stops working after about two minutes after the boot. I do have autoconf & ra disabled for 'default,all,eth0,lo' ... what could be the cause or what whould be a good starting point for research? [16:53] smoser: so distro-info --supported will also list the development release? [16:53] yes. [16:53] strangely [16:53] :) [16:53] smoser: hehe ok :) [16:53] it will do that in all of the 6 implementations available. [16:54] smoser: right, but I just wanna make sure that as soon as Q is out, it will automatically detect it [16:54] when doing --suppoerted [16:57] it shoudl, yes. [16:57] your maas-improt-isos logic... [16:57] you should look at that. [16:57] i'm kind of ocncerned about it failing and starting to use the development release... well, i didnt' really read it, but just be careful ther.e [16:58] am i mistaken, or maas doesn't support multiple interfaces yet? it assumes it's running on eth0, right? [16:58] hello guys, when i m trying to send email [16:59] hello guys, when i m trying to send email from my webserver, its always failling. I can receive and send to people outside of my network [17:00] itgeo: have you looked at the logs at all? [17:01] ivoks: not yet but i have the undelivery message with me [17:02] New bug: #899276 in cobbler (main) "Release versions of cobbler don't automatically support the next development release" [Low,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/899276 [17:02] itgeo: then check the logs; you also haven't said which MTA you are using [17:03] ivoks: I am using iRedMail give me 2min i have to connect to my server I am not at home [17:04] i have no idea what iredmail is [17:04] and it's not in the archives; not sure how to help you [17:06] ivoks: its Postfix, Dovecot, Apache, MySQL, Amavisd, ROundcube, Awstats and Fail2ban [17:07] ivoks: http://www.iredmail.org/ [17:07] what was wrong with mail-stack-delivery from ubuntu? [17:09] ivoks: well here is what i received after 24h that i sent my mail from my gmail account http://paste.ubuntu.com/923611/ [17:10] and this one when i send a mail from my webserver to my gmail http://paste.ubuntu.com/923620/ [17:12] jdstrand: have you seen http://paste.ubuntu.com/923623/ with test-qemu.py? [17:12] (trying reverting to older qemu-kvm to make sure...) [17:13] itgeo: this is cause by your mail server configuration [17:13] caused === matsubara is now known as matsubara-lunch [17:14] do you have any idea, because when i send user1@itgeo.info to user2@itgeo.info its working [17:17] aliases probaby is broken [17:17] so it doesn't know how to get username from jamil.slim@itgeo.info [17:18] hallyn, hey. did you see my question from today, before you started, about us putting together a small "lxc-ip" script for the lxc package? [17:20] gary_poster: no, i did not. [17:20] is that to insert an ip into the container? [17:20] hallyn, no, to get the ip of a container. it would extract the dhcp bit from lxc-start-ephemeral [17:20] please feel free to open a bug. do you have a patch by chance? :) [17:20] hm [17:21] gary_poster: is there any way you can do this another way, i.e. by querying yoru dhcp server? [17:21] or preallocaing mac->ip in the dhcp server [17:23] hallyn, well, querying: I don't know of a way other than what we're doing, but I can investigate. preallocating: the intent of the tool would be to help with arbitrary jobs on a container...a developer tool. preallocating would be more constraining than what we're looing for [17:23] looking [17:23] the intent would be to abstract the querying question [17:23] we could implement it with the ugly grep now [17:24] and convert it to a query later [17:24] but being able to sat [17:24] say [17:24] "ssh `lxc-ip NAME` [17:24] " [17:24] is an example of the kind of convenience we are interested in [17:25] gary_poster: I'm not opposed. Perhaps we should ask stgraber (as the creator of our current dns setup in precise :) for ideas too [17:26] hallyn, cool. [17:26] gary_poster: note that if we add '-q' to lxc's dnsmasq then we can get the ip addr from syslog [17:26] but i don't see any way to send just the mapping to a file under /var/run/lxc [17:26] gary_poster: I also don't know if it's too late to get this into precise. did you want it there? [17:26] (pretty sure it is, as it's a feature) [17:27] hallyn, yeah, I was wondering about that [17:27] do you need it in precise? [17:27] it would be convenient, not necessary [17:27] we can add it to our own packages [17:27] jdstrand: re-running got past those errors. Now only a usb one. I asssume taht's what you'd filed a bug for before? [17:28] gary_poster: cool, thanks. Yeah please open a bug. Would be nice to "do it right". WOudl be useful for non-ephemeral containers too. [17:28] gary_poster: btw did you ever look at teh lxc server guide? [17:29] it's only in the bzr branch so far as precise one hasn't been posted afaik [17:29]