[00:00] <cwillu_at_work> (looking it up)
[00:00] <cwillu_at_work> "To restrict a service to a particular set of users you can use the valid users parameter."
[00:01] <cwillu_at_work> line 6256 of man smb.conf
[00:03] <cwillu_at_work> Aison, ^
[00:03] <Aison> :D
[00:03] <Aison> yeah, just testing it
[00:03] <cwillu_at_work> incidentally, do you know how to search in man?
[00:05] <Aison> no, I just googled for it :P
[00:05] <Aison> and found that: http://www.samba.org/samba/docs/man/manpages-3/smb.conf.5.html
[00:05] <cwillu_at_work> Aison, the / key followed by the word you want to search for (really, a regex)
[00:05] <cwillu_at_work> n and N to go forward and back
[00:06] <Sedativ> hello
[00:06] <Sedativ> I need to add a second Ip to my server
[00:06] <Sedativ> could anyone please help?
[00:07] <Aison> cwillu_at_work, lol, didn't know that :D
[00:07] <Aison> thx
[00:07] <Aison> Sedativ, that's quite simple :)
[00:07] <Sedativ> great :P
[00:07] <cwillu_at_work> Aison, works in less and firefox as well
[00:07] <Sedativ> I'm a total noob
[00:08] <Aison> Sedativ, I guess you already have got a  auto eth0, iface eth0  inet static   ..... etc. entry?
[00:08] <Sedativ> static
[00:08] <Sedativ> yep
[00:08] <Aison> now you simply add:
[00:08] <Aison> auto eth0:0
[00:08] <Aison> iface eth0:0 inet static
[00:08] <Aison>    address 10.10.10.200
[00:08] <Aison>    netmask 255.255.255.0
[00:08] <Aison> this is your 2nd ip
[00:09] <Sedativ> so I change 10.10.10.200 with my ip right ?
[00:09] <cloakable_> Yep
[00:09] <Aison> yes, and of course also the netmask
[00:09] <Sedativ> cool, but what if I have about 100 ips ?
[00:09] <cwillu_at_work> Sedativ, why do you have 100 ip addresses?
[00:09] <Sedativ> I bought a subnet
[00:10] <cwillu_at_work> which matters why?
[00:10] <Sedativ> my ISP is making me change my Ip .... I had to buy about 256 Ips
[00:10] <Aison> lol
[00:10] <cwillu_at_work> which matters, why?
[00:10] <Sedativ> so that I don;t encounter this problem again
[00:10] <Aison> you don't need to use all of those
[00:10] <cwillu_at_work> Sedativ, that doesn't mean you need to configure all of them
[00:10] <qman__> yeah, just because you have them doesn't mean you need to use them all
[00:11] <qman__> if and when you need them, add them
[00:11] <qman__> in any case, the above is how its done, no matter how many
[00:11] <Sedativ> cool
[00:11] <Sedativ> realy simple
[00:11] <Sedativ> thx
[00:12] <Sedativ> second question
[00:12] <Sedativ> how do I set up the router to manage my subnet
[00:13] <Sedativ> I know it's way off topic but I am a noob
[00:13] <qman__> well, you configure the IPs on the internet-facing device
[00:13] <qman__> if you have another box but want the IPs on your server, set your router/modem in bridge mode
[00:13] <qman__> or do 1:1 NAT
[00:13] <Sedativ> I have static routing on my router ... is that what I need ?
[00:13] <qman__> not related
[00:14] <Aison> he don't need nat, if he have got a whole subnet :P
[00:14] <Sedativ> realy ?
[00:14] <qman__> 1:1 NAT is if you want your servers configured with private addresses
[00:14] <Aison> no, all your clients get an IP of your subnet
[00:14] <qman__> but to each have an internet IP
[00:14] <Sedativ> my ISP told me that I need nat and static routing ... I bought a router that can do that
[00:15] <qman__> I don't know what they mean by "static routing"
[00:15] <qman__> if they mean static routes, that's only needed if you have multiple networks
[00:15] <qman__> but you say you have a subnet
[00:15] <Sedativ> yes
[00:15] <qman__> meaning one network
[00:15] <Sedativ> yes
[00:15] <qman__> so routing is not strictly needed at all
[00:16] <Aison> you may bridge the wan device with the lan device and use ip's of your subnet on your clients
[00:16] <Sedativ> ok... they told me thay are routing my subnet via some Ip address
[00:16] <qman__> they give you a default gateway
[00:16] <qman__> that gateway must be configured on the devices which have your subnet's IPs in order for them to get to the internet
[00:17] <Sedativ> so this means that if I use that ip on my router as a static Ip as I do now ... the others won't work ?
[00:17] <qman__> if you really want, you can configure your router to hand out your internet IPs through DHCP, though I don't suggest that configuration
[00:18] <Sedativ> I have about 100 websites on my server
[00:18] <Sedativ> I thaught I could a assign each one a different Ip
[00:18] <qman__> you can
[00:18] <cloakable_> Not much point though
[00:18] <qman__> only needed if you're using SSL
[00:18] <cloakable_> nope
[00:18] <Sedativ> I'm not
[00:19] <qman__> if you're not using SSL, they can share one IP unconditionally with a virtualhost configuration
[00:19] <cloakable_> apache will support SSL-SNI nicely
[00:19] <qman__> there's some tricks to get more than one site working with SSL on one IP, but they're nontrivial
[00:19] <cloakable_> SNI is trivial with apache o.o
[00:19] <Sedativ> I don;t need ssl
[00:19] <qman__> then you only need one IP
[00:19] <Sedativ> they are just wordpress websites and static ones
[00:20] <qman__> it's called named virtualhosts
[00:20] <qman__> apache determines which site to serve based on the URL requested
[00:20] <cloakable_> mmhm
[00:20] <Sedativ> even so, let's say my gateway is 192.168.0.1
[00:21] <Sedativ> and my subnet is 23.222.121.0 - 255
[00:21] <qman__> that's incorrect
[00:21] <qman__> your gateway has to be inside your subnet
[00:21] <qman__> otherwise there'd be no way out of the subnet, that's what a gateway does
[00:22] <flaccid> its actually based on the http hostname
[00:23] <flaccid> (http 1.1)
[00:23] <flaccid> when using name based virtual hosting
[00:23] <qman__> yeah, but no need to get that technical on the protocol, effectively it serves the site asked for by name, no extra IPs needed
[00:23] <Sedativ> ok, so let;s say that my sub net is 23.222.121.0 - 255 ... which one is my gateway ?
[00:24] <qman__> whichever one the ISP told you is
[00:24] <qman__> usually .1 or .254
[00:24] <Sedativ> ok, cool
[00:24] <Sedativ> thay told me that they need to route it throu another Ip somehow
[00:25] <Sedativ> that's what made me confused
[00:25] <qman__> right, since you own that whole subnet, they only have one IP in the range on their box, and that has another IP range on its other side
[00:25] <qman__> they might put that on the modem at your end
[00:25] <qman__> or, they might give you one IP not in your range to assign to your router, though I haven't seen that
[00:26] <flaccid> your isp should hand out the gateway via dhcp unless they give it to you manually which is rare
[00:26] <qman__> they don't normally give out DHCP if you buy a whole subnet
[00:26] <qman__> that's only for home plans
[00:27] <flaccid> i kind of doubt that you 'buy a whole subnet' in a non private range
[00:27] <qman__> you don't buy private ranges, only internet ranges
[00:27] <qman__> private ranges are always free
[00:28] <flaccid> a range != a subnet :)
[00:28] <qman__> never said it was, but a subnet is a range
[00:28] <Sedativ> they gave me an Ip to put on my router
[00:29] <Sedativ> and told me to route the subnet from my router using that ip
[00:29] <Sedativ> wich isn;t in the range
[00:29] <qman__> ok
[00:29] <qman__> then that's what you do
[00:29] <Sedativ> ok, I did the first part
[00:29] <qman__> on your router, configure the IP they gave you on the WAN side, and pick an address in your range for the LAN
[00:30] <qman__> then, for your server, use that LAN IP as the default gateway, and use a different address in your subnet
[00:30] <Sedativ> so If I change from 192.168.2.100  - 200 to my subnet it will work ?
[00:31] <qman__> huh?
[00:31] <Sedativ> I have for my lan ... at the moment that range of provate ip
[00:31] <Sedativ> Lan ips
[00:31] <qman__> oh, yes
[00:32] <qman__> to use your static IPs, your internet-facing router needs to have your subnet on its LAN side
[00:32] <qman__> you can route again and use NAT behind that with another router if you want, to keep things separated
[00:32] <qman__> otherwise change your LAN to use your subnet
[00:32] <Sedativ> cool, now what would my dns respond to ... my router Ip or my lan Ip ?
[00:33] <qman__> be aware that in doing so you lose the protection that NAT overloading provides in blocking incoming connections
[00:33] <qman__> aka masquerading
[00:34] <qman__> DNS is separate, as long as your network is set up to route to the internet correctly, you can use any DNS server that will answer you
[00:34] <qman__> the DNS server doesn't have to be on the LAN
[00:34] <Sedativ> I ment my bind server
[00:34] <Sedativ> sorry
[00:35] <Sedativ> bedind the router
[00:35] <Sedativ> behind
[00:35] <qman__> right, if you've got a whole public subnet as your LAN, your LAN is on the internet
[00:35] <qman__> the address you give the server is what it responds to on the internet, not your router's WAN IP
[00:35] <Sedativ> even if I have DHCP enabled on my router?
[00:35] <qman__> and every computer with an address in your subnet will be reachable directly from the itnernet
[00:36] <qman__> if you want to protect them the way they were before, you need another router to do the NAT overloading
[00:36] <qman__> and give that router one of your subnet's IPs
[00:36] <Sedativ> at the momennt the server is not behind the router
[00:37] <Sedativ> it is connected directly to the internet
[00:37] <flaccid> i recommend NAT
[00:37] <qman__> it's behind a router
[00:37] <Sedativ> well I guess it is:P since my isp routes that ip
[00:37] <qman__> this would be a lot easier if you just listed your IPs, I could put together a chart or something
[00:38] <Sedativ> prv?
[00:38] <qman__> sure
[00:58] <jkyle> hm, my dnsmasq server keeps serving the wrong ip to some clients >.>
[02:38] <ruben23> hi guys im havign issue wehn restarting my network i ahve error with this config any idea..? ---> http://pastebin.com/Pjf8VCAz
[02:41] <EvilResistance> ruben23:  what's the exact error you're getting
[02:41] <flaccid> you should always specify the error as well
[02:41] <flaccid> 16. should be ip not up
[02:42] <flaccid> i can't remember, can you add in ip commands direct like that into /etc/network/interfaces?..
[02:44] <ruben23> flaccid: sorry for the meantime...its being used for prodcution now..so i can replicate teh error yet
[02:44] <flaccid> well have fun :)
[02:45] <qman__> not exactly, up in this instance means run the following when the interface is up
[02:49] <flaccid> ah i see thanks qman__
[02:49] <flaccid> route would be the legacy command then
[02:49] <hallyn> stgraber: I'm attempting a lxc merge from sid, hoping you haven't already done that work
[02:49] <qman__> don't remember offhand if it's syntactically correct, but that is a legit thing to do
[03:24] <philipballew> qman__, thank you for the niagos help last weekend. I have it all set up and running like a champ
[03:47] <koolhead17> adam_g, ping
[04:14] <twb> So guess what my next job is
[04:15] <twb> Some random customer resells some tomcat app from northern europe, and currently they're running on XP, and they handed me such a host running their app and said "make it go on lucid pls kthxbye"
[04:21] <twb> At least their insistence on both sun java and lucid happens to work together; if they wanted precise and sun java I'd have had to do the third-party sharball dance
[04:25] <hallyn> twb: xp under kvm, done :)
[04:25] <hallyn> j/k
[04:25] <twb> I seriously suggested that
[04:26] <twb> Because they have conflicting requirements 1) get this box running asap with minimal changes; and also 2) do it properly, future-proofy, etc.
[04:26] <Tohuw> This is where you start asking dangerous things like "define 'under linux'"
[04:27] <lifeless> WINE
[04:27] <twb> Their *end goal*, I think, is to have something clean such that new boxes can be provisioned with lucid and their app in a more-or-less turnkey manner
[04:27] <twb> lifeless: it's a tomcat app dude, wine would be silly
[04:27] <lifeless> twb: of course... I was being silly (wasn't that obvious?)
[04:27] <twb> I'm just grumbling because I don't like java and I don't like customers that don't have access to the source code of their own product
[04:27] <lifeless> twb: seriously though, you can get windows tunrkey on ec2
[04:28] <lifeless> you could setup a snapshot base volume ready to roll, and use that
[04:28] <twb> lifeless: this is to deploy inside a hospital, not so it can be used by ipad weenies out on the internet
[04:28] <twb> But the lucid part, at least, is a no-brainer to automate a PXE install
[04:29] <Tohuw> Speaking of dangerous questions, iterative requests are not working on my test BIND server, and I'm not sure why. db.root exists and is correct, and I have forwarders set. I must be missing something...
[04:29] <twb> Tohuw: is it authoritative or recursive?
[04:30] <Tohuw> twb: It is currently set to recursive and I'm querying domains for which it is not the authority. I want to turn recursion off, but then non-authoratative domains don't resolve...
[04:31] <twb> Are you telling it to talk to an upstream recursive resolver?
[04:31] <twb> Obviously if you're talking to the root servers, they won't do all the recursing for you
[04:31] <Tohuw> twb: via forwarders in named.conf.options, or do I need to set something else?
[04:31] <twb> I don't know, I stopped running named years ago because it's sooooo shit
[04:31] <twb> nsd and unbound or dnsmasq FTW
[04:34] <Tohuw> I need split-horizon dns and the ability to host sites and services using multiple resource types. Last time I poked around, BIND was the only package reliably doing the job for me. I readily confess to  not spending a great deal of time on it. BIND's always been fine, but for some reason disabling recursion on this particular server renders it incapable of acting as a DNS server, when it should just perform iterative requests and send the clients
[04:34] <Tohuw> on their way to the answer.
[04:36] <twb> are you testing with dig, or are you (foolishly) testing directly with the end-goal app?
[04:36] <Tohuw> testing with dig
[04:37] <Tohuw> dig @localhost some_domain.tld does not resolve
[04:37] <twb> tcpdump
[04:37] <twb> and obviously check logs
[04:38] <twb> Not sure what else to suggest
[04:40] <hallyn> stgraber: fwiw, I need to undo multiarching and nix some template junk from rules, and commented in changelog some patches i want to squash, but
[04:40] <hallyn> http://people.canonical.com/~serge/lxc_0.8.0~rc1-4ubuntu1.dsc is a start
[04:41] <hallyn> gnight
[04:54] <twb> In lucid, is it /etc/motd.tail when you want to actually have something in motd until further notice?
[04:54] <twb> That file doesn't exist initially, which makes me suspicious
[05:07] <twb> Where's the sun/oracle java shit as at lucid?  In the partners repo?
[05:08] <twb> I know it was dropped from newer versions, but did ubuntu retroactively remove it from older releases?  WTF?
[05:10] <jussi> twb: it was dropped from everythign as oracle revoked the license
[05:11] <twb> They can do that retroactively for older releases?
[05:11] <jussi> twb: Im pretty sure so
[05:11] <twb> Well fuck.  At least I feel validated for pushing back on customer's routine insistence on needing *that* java
[05:12] <twb> Thanks for confirming, though
[05:13] <jussi> twb: there was a script for pulling the stuff from sun themselves and creatign deb packages, not sure of its sanity though
[05:13] <jussi> 1 sec, let me find it
[05:14] <jussi> https://github.com/flexiondotorg/oab-java6
[05:14] <twb> A current one or a really old one?
[05:15] <jussi> current
[05:15] <jussi> last commit was 7days ago
[05:15] <twb> Thanks
[05:15] <jussi> pulls from suns website, so should be up to date
[05:16] <twb> Yeah but I meant like the vmware one was fine for vmware server 1.x but as soon as vmware released 2.x it was unusable
[05:16] <twb> That's what I meant by up-to-date
[05:16] <twb> It sounds like it is, though
[05:16] <twb> ("the vmware one" as in the script some guy made, that turned their tarballs into sane debs)
[05:17] <jussi> ahh
[05:18] <jussi> it seems it makes a local repo for the debs it creates, then you needs to install them after that
[05:18] <jussi> guessing by the documentation, the guy seems to know something at least - not just some person making a hack.
[05:19] <twb> The whole thing is gonna be a cowboy job regardless because oracle are involved
[05:20] <twb> And I don't have a spare $1mi to pay them to do it "properly"
[05:21] <EvilResistance> jussi:  i thought that the licensing on Oracle Java prevented debian packaging of it?
[05:21] <jussi> yeah, but theres cowboy jobs and pig shit...
[05:21] <twb> Ugh, I just noticed they want tomcat 5 and lucid has 6
[05:21] <brainysmurf> Hi there I am trying to get postfix working and it times out if it tries to connect to internal server and connection is refused for any external server
[05:22] <brainysmurf> My network admin is telling me it's not the school's firewall it must be at the server location, i tried netstat but I'm not sure how to "prove" that it should be working
[05:22] <jussi> EvilResistance: nah, prevents distribution of it iirc, so "doing it yourself" is fine
[05:22] <twb> brainysmurf: test with nc
[05:23] <twb> brainysmurf: msmtp -d is also very good for SMTP testing, it shows the full conversation, similar to curl -v
[05:24] <linocisco> has anyone used WiFi router? I would like to install ubuntu router (no wifi clients).which should also give IP to DHCP clients like wifi router.
[05:25] <EvilResistance> jussi:  i might double check that, but given the nature of Oracle, I'd be surprised if there's even licensing which allows repackaging
[05:26] <twb> EvilResistance: you can do what you want provided you don't distribute the result
[05:26] <jussi> EvilResistance: what twb said
[05:27] <twb> e.g. I could buy a copy of John Grisham's latest book and wipe my arse with it, and he can't do anything unless I publish the result as a derivative work
[05:27] <EvilResistance> then given that logic, shouldn't PPAs which contain Oracle Java6 (the last version that was available before the license change) need to be purged?
[05:27] <jussi> EvilResistance: they have been
[05:27] <twb> EvilResistance: almost certainly
[05:27] <EvilResistance> are you certain about that
[05:27] <twb> But *that* depends if the license change can be retroactive
[05:27] <jussi> EvilResistance: if you know of one stillexisting let launchpad peoples know
[05:27] <twb> Which I find surprising but not impossible
[05:28] <EvilResistance> isnt this one?  https://launchpad.net/~ferramroberto/+archive/java  <-- the package names suggest its sun java
[05:28] <EvilResistance> (in which case, the LP admins are about to get the biggest stab i've ever given them)
[05:32] <twb> jussi: "This script is merely a wrapper for the most excellent Debian packaging scripts prepared by Janusz Dziemidowicz.  * https://github.com/rraptorr/sun-java6"
[05:33] <jussi> twb: heh
[05:33] <twb> Ugh, it uses /var/local
[05:33] <twb> This guy is clearly oldschool
[05:33] <jussi> so it seems
[05:33] <twb> "* Download the i586 and x64 Java install binaries from Oracle. Yes, both are required." wtf/sigh
[05:34] <jussi> twb: sun java is a travesty. not much more to say
[05:35] <twb> All of java is IMO
[05:35] <twb> I mean I know C++ was the Great Evil at the time, but surely Steele and Gosling could've done better
[05:35] <jussi> meh, real programmers use brainfuck :P
[05:37] <twb> The only way to win is not to play
[05:38] <twb> When it comes to programming languages, it's fugly core or yak shaving -- pick one.
[05:38] <twb> (That's for general-purpose languages.  For DSLs, pick two.)
[05:41] <EvilResistance> jussi:  was 6u26 purged retroactively in the license change?
[05:41] <EvilResistance> (of Sun java)
[05:41] <EvilResistance> (last i checked, it was)
[05:41] <jussi> no idea
[05:43] <twb> I am going to looooove running lintian on this thing once it builds
[05:44] <twb> I'm going to stop looking at  the build script and just run it, because otherwise I'm gonna hurl
[05:49] <blendedbychris> I have precise running and for some reason when i do apt-get install nginx or nginx-full it says the package doesn't exist… it worked on 32bit but not 64bit for me
[05:50] <blendedbychris> ideas?
[05:53] <Tohuw> blendedbychris: I just attempted an install of nginx precise x64 and it found the packages.
[05:53] <blendedbychris> Tohuw: can you pastie your sources.list
[05:53] <blendedbychris> Tohuw: indeed i see it here http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/nginx-full
[05:54] <Tohuw> Can you confirm you have universe repo enabled? What happens when you apt-cache show nginx?
[05:54] <EvilResistance> !info nginx-full precise
[05:54] <blendedbychris> Tohuw: universe is enabled
[05:55] <EvilResistance> you know, that's outdated :/
[05:55] <blendedbychris> http://pastie.textmate.org/private/hpisu3wto4eewubmbr2sq
[05:56] <blendedbychris> apt-cache show nginx returns no result
[05:56] <blendedbychris> EvilResistance: ?
[05:56] <EvilResistance> 1.1.17 is older than latest nginx, but of course the Precise repos dont reflect the latest pushes to Debian
[05:57] <EvilResistance> it should still be in universe though
[05:57] <EvilResistance> did you confirm that universe is active and you updated since you activated universe?
[05:58] <blendedbychris> yes
[05:58] <blendedbychris> N: Can't select versions from package 'nginx' as it is purely virtual
[05:58] <blendedbychris> weird
[05:58] <EvilResistance> sounds like a Precise bug :P
[05:58] <blendedbychris> full gives N: Unable to locate package nginx-full
[05:59] <blendedbychris> fudge….
[05:59] <twb> blendedbychris: apt-cache search nginx; it might not be called exactly "nginx" anymore
[05:59] <EvilResistance> it should be called 'nginx'
[05:59] <EvilResistance> that's the package equiv in debian
[05:59] <EvilResistance> (or nginx-light, nginx-full, nginx-extras, etc.)
[05:59] <blendedbychris> twb: no avail
[06:00] <blendedbychris> this worked fine with 32bit precise heh
[06:00] <EvilResistance> well i hate to say "Use a PPA", but you could try the nginx PPAs, they've got the latest if the repos are screwing with you
[06:00] <Tohuw> It is called nginx, and I can see it in universe. I can install it as well. precise x64 here.
[06:00] <EvilResistance> i know it exists in Precise, i've used it on my VM
[06:00] <blendedbychris> maybe something screwy with going from lucid
[06:00] <blendedbychris> ?
[06:01] <blendedbychris> coming
[06:01] <Tohuw> blendedbychris: post your sources.list
[06:01] <Tohuw> (that textmate link didn't resolve)
[06:01] <blendedbychris> http://pastie.textmate.org/private/hpisu3wto4eewubmbr2sq
[06:01] <blendedbychris> oh
[06:01] <blendedbychris> http://pastebin.com/id5vdRu9
[06:02] <twb> EvilResistance: IMO he doesn't know enough to use equivs safely
[06:02] <EvilResistance> mmm
[06:02] <EvilResistance> that poses a problem :P
[06:02] <twb> nginx is in precise according to rmadison...
[06:02] <Tohuw> blendedbychris: You do not have universe enabled.
[06:02] <twb> http://paste.debian.net/164786/
[06:03] <EvilResistance> that explains it, since your sources dont have universe on em :P
[06:03] <Tohuw> You have the source repo but not the package repo
[06:03] <blendedbychris> doh
[06:04] <twb> http://paste.debian.net/164787/ is a reasonably sane & portable sources.list
[06:04] <twb> Note that universe doesn't get five-year support AFAIK
[06:07] <twb> Any idea why my lucid servers have recently started doing this:
[06:07] <twb>     2410 theta kernel: grub-probe: sending ioctl 1261 to a partition!
[06:08] <twb> 2410 is the number of times that log entry appeared within a one-hour window.
[06:08] <twb> This apparently happens now every time a kernel is updated and the grub update bullshit triggers
[06:10] <Tohuw> twb: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=656899
[06:10] <twb> Thanks
[06:10] <twb> Um, this is happening on 2..632
[06:10] <twb> *2.6.32
[06:11] <twb> Maybe the ticket is just poorly named, /me reads on
[06:11] <Tohuw> It's marked invalid downstream: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/949080/comments/3
[06:12] <twb> Since it's WONTFIXed I presume I should just whitelist it in logcheck?
[06:14] <Tohuw> It would seem so
[06:15] <Tohuw> G'night all
[06:29] <andrewhiggs> Morning all.
[06:29] <linocisco> has anyone used WiFi router? I would like to install ubuntu router (no wifi clients).which should also give IP to DHCP clients like wifi router.
[06:36] <twb> Hum, http://isup.me/cve.mitre.org
[06:40] <raywang> Hi guys, I have tested ubuntu-server-beta2 i386, and it failed to install maas, maas-enlist no matter I select automatically detect MAAS server and manually assign server address, the installer do nothing and poweroff the system. and if i install server, and select 'openstack' from tasksel, it failed to install too, any clue?
[06:42] <linocisco> has anyone used WiFi router? I would like to install ubuntu router (no wifi clients).which should also give IP to DHCP clients like wifi router.
[06:43] <linocisco> I hate apt-get install for packages for VPN and others. I have to go to office with no internet. How can I bring all packages in DVD?
[06:43] <andrewhiggs> linocisco: Have you tried aptoncd?
[06:44] <linocisco> andrewhiggs, but if version changes, it is not working. meaning source is karmic and the one I will install is on 11.10. it is not working. that is why I hate aptonCD
[06:45] <linocisco> andrewhiggs, and again , aptonCD is ok only with desktop version to seel all in GUI. how can I create with ubuntu server version?
[06:47] <andrewhiggs> linocisco: I would think thatt if you downloaded the packages you wanted and put them into /var/cache/apt/archive you should be able to install them then?
[06:55] <_ruben> what use would a wifi router be if there are no wifi clients
[06:56] <RoyK> _ruben: something nice on a shelf? ;)
[07:02] <twb> _ruben: I think he actually wants a dhcpd, but I can never tell with linocisco
[07:03] <_ruben> could be... ;)
[07:04] <linocisco> andrewhiggs, I can download and installl all my packages i need first and make a copy of /var/cache/apt/archive and take it there?
[08:01] <lynxman-> morning o/
[08:03] <twb> linocisco: apt-walkabout
[08:03] <twb> Or just use jigdo to make DVDs that contain every package available
[08:03] <linocisco> twb, what?
[08:04] <twb> linocisco: apt-walkabout is a piece of software to solve the problem you're having
[08:06] <linocisco> twb, should I install it on server or destkop?
[08:06] <twb> linocisco: depends
[08:06] <twb> linocisco: go read the docs it comes with
[08:07] <linocisco> twb, ok.
[08:07] <linocisco> twb, is apt-walkabout command?
[08:10] <twb> It is a package.
[08:11] <twb> linocisco: oh, I'm sorry, it seems it is not available in Ubuntu.
[08:11] <twb> linocisco: you can get it here http://quozl.netrek.org/apt-walkabout/
[08:17] <linocisco> is there anyone who is running ubuntu server on virtualbox for lab test?
[08:27] <linocisco> is there anyone who is running ubuntu server on virtualbox for lab test?
[08:28] <linocisco> how to run .pkg and .sh from vboxguestaddtion iso ?
[08:47] <linocisco> how to run .pkg and .sh from vboxguestaddtion iso ?
[08:47] <linocisco> ./file.sh not ok
[10:52] <rbasak> lynxman-: are you interested in bug 986973?
[11:20] <lynxman-> rbasak: yeah I'll take it :)
[11:20] <rbasak> thanks lynxman-!
[11:20] <lynxman-> rbasak: fairly easy one
[11:21] <rbasak> lynxman-: yep. Not sure where it sits between a normal upload and SRU process though. I'm new to this part of the cycle :)
[11:21] <lynxman-> rbasak: I reckon it's SRU ny now, too late for the release
[11:22] <lynxman-> rbasak: I've been only 2 times in this part of the cycle myself :o)
[11:41] <jamespage> lynxman-, def to late for release - is it SRU worthy?
[11:41] <lynxman-> jamespage: that's what I'm studying, puppetlabs is pushing it to 2.x
[11:42] <lynxman-> jamespage: I'll try to get some feedback later today from them
[11:42] <jamespage> lynxman-, that would be marvellous
[11:44] <lynxman-> jamespage: ;)
[11:47] <samuel_> hi, i'm having difficulty logging into phpmyadmin on my ubuntu server, there is no error message :/
[11:47] <samuel_> i can log into sql on the server via ssh
[11:48] <samuel_> but on phpmyadmin it does not appear to accept username and password
[11:48] <Pici> samuel_: Theres no password prompt?
[11:49] <samuel_> yes, there is, if i go to [ipnumber]/phpmyadmin with the browser, it prompts me for username and password
[11:49] <samuel_> when i input, it stays at the login screen, i cannot get further either on my workstation or any of the others connected to the server
[11:50] <samuel_> so i used ssh to log into the server, and view the database tables from the commandline - i appear to be able to do that
[11:50] <Pici> samuel_: Are you using something like noscript in your browser?
[11:51] <samuel_> you mean like an extension? it doesnt appear to matter which browser i use
[11:52] <Pici> samuel_: What release of Ubuntu are you using?
[11:53] <samuel_> 10.04
[11:53] <samuel_> server edition - obviously
[11:53] <samuel_> hang on, i will fiddle with the settings of my browser to see if it is that - you may have thrown me a valable bone!
[12:34] <zul> Daviey: im going to get a FFE for xcp
[12:36] <mdeslaur> SpamapS: FYI, mysql security updates published to stable releases
[12:36] <Daviey> zul: have fun with that. ;)
[12:37] <networkDoc> good morning
[12:44] <kokyu> hey, I just switched from a DSL router to a Linux Gateway, and now, the previousely working PPTP connection will not establish anymore (which worked just fine via DSL router, but not via Linux gateway).... the Linux gateway however does very well with any other type of internet traffic. any ideas?
[12:45] <patdk-wk> your linux firewall is incorrectly configured to allow pptp traffic
[12:58] <jamespage> negronjl, are you still using https://launchpad.net/~hadoop-ubuntu/+archive/oneiric ?
[12:58] <jamespage> I'm providing oneiric packages from the Dev/Test/Stable PPA's so I'd quite like to delete that one please
[13:16] <sarthor> I need some guidence about configuring a linux server that can deal with 4 uplinks, the machine have 5 Ethernet cards, 4 are connecteed to ADSL modems and 1 to Lan switch, what solution will be better. I used shorewall on ubuntu -server for 2 UPlinks but do not know for more the 2 uplinks. i am not expert. any help please
[13:20] <negronjl> jamespage: I'm not
[13:20] <kokyu_> hey, I just switched from a DSL router to a Linux Gateway, and now, the previousely working PPTP connection will not establish anymore (which worked just fine via DSL router, but not via Linux gateway).... the Linux gateway however does very well with any other type of internet traffic. any ideas?
[13:20] <jamespage> negronjl, ack - PPA deleted....
[13:21] <kokyu_> patdk-wk: well, the iptables is not dropping anything, it's default to ACCEPT and just MASQUERADE on outgoing ppp0 :)
[14:17] <koolhead17> zul, around
[14:17] <koolhead17> horizon seems to be broken
[14:18] <zul> koolhead17: broken as in how?
[14:19] <koolhead17> zul, after upgrading openstack-dashboard, i added the memched server part in the local_settings.py file
[14:20] <zul> ok
[14:20] <koolhead17> some css missing
[14:20] <koolhead17> lemme pastebin apache log
[14:21] <koolhead17> zul, http://paste.ubuntu.com/944127/
[14:21] <zul> koolhead17: can you open up a bug so we can reproduce this please?
[14:21] <koolhead17> am doing it
[14:22] <zul> thanks
[14:22] <koolhead17> also getting error in log File does not exist: /usr/share/openstack-dashboard/openstack_dashboard/static/horizon, referer: http://10.130.221.8/syspanel/
[14:23] <koolhead17> 2012.1-0ubuntu5  this is the upgraded dashboard version am using
[14:29] <zul> koolhead17: please open up a bug for it
[14:30] <koolhead17> zul, will do right away, thanks. :)
[14:32] <Daviey> there is an open bug.
[14:33] <Daviey> koolhead17: can you describe the breakage?
[14:33] <koolhead17> Daviey, after upgrade i see openstack-dashboard.conf
[14:33] <koolhead17> inside my apache
[14:36] <koolhead17> and which is pointing to certain files /usr/share/openstack-dashboard/openstack_dashboard/static/horizon
[14:36] <koolhead17> but there is no directory with name horizon
[14:37] <koolhead17> instead its dashboard
[14:37] <koolhead17> i renamed it to horizon
[14:38] <koolhead17> now apache searches for file File does not exist: /usr/share/openstack-dashboard/openstack_dashboard/static/horizon/js
[14:39] <koolhead17> there is no directory inside dashboard --> which i changed to horizon with name JS
[14:39] <koolhead17> as a result of which the page is not getting loaded
[14:41] <koolhead17> so we don`t have js directory and we need to rename dashboard directory to horizon
[14:44] <koolhead17> Daviey, i dont see js directory https://github.com/openstack/horizon/tree/master/openstack_dashboard/static/dashboard
[14:44] <koolhead17> here too :(
[15:00] <cmagina> jamespage: ping
[15:00] <jamespage> cmagina, pong
[15:01] <cmagina> jamespage: have you seen a hadoop hang after an NPE from receiveResponse (IPC Client$Connection)?
[15:02] <cmagina> i searched the hadoop bug db and was unable to find anything
[15:03] <cmagina> jamespage: its lp #987238 (https://bugs.launchpad.net/eilt/+bug/987238)
[15:04] <jamespage> cmagina, oo nice - I suspect that is something new and arm-ish
[15:06] <cmagina> jamespage: heh, great :) i'll have to see how reproducible it is (based on the number of times I ran terasort myself and never saw it, guessing rare)
[15:07] <cmagina> any suggestions on data gathering for it? the hadoop setup is the pseudo cluster configuration using the zero vm
[15:39] <utlemming> smoser: pong
[15:40] <smoser> utlemming, Daviey are we testing some AMI's for 12.04 releas e?
[15:40] <smoser> if not, is there something we're waiting on ?
[15:40] <utlemming> smoser: Yes, i've been testing RC's since Friday every day
[15:40] <utlemming> smoser: my final RC candidate is being tested right now
[15:41] <utlemming> smoser: it looks like this one will get promoted for release
[15:42] <smoser> is there some way that someone would know that ?
[15:43] <smoser> utlemming, ^ ?
[15:44] <smoser> i'm interested in getting pre-published ami ids to the awstrial team
[15:44] <smoser> bug 987373
[15:45] <utlemming> smoser: I can post a tenative AMI's that are anticipated for release. They won't be public, but I can link to the daily.
[15:45] <smoser> well, clearly we can link to daily, and they can test with that
[15:46] <smoser> but i want to get them to using the pre-published ami ids (of which the astrial id should have access to) when you pre-publish them.
[15:46] <smoser> ie, that user is (i think) in the private group that gets access early.
[15:46] <utlemming> smoser: that is what I was going to ask...and I think that is a great idea
[15:47] <smoser> what did you mean by "my final rc candidate is being tested right now" ?
[15:47] <smoser> where ?
[15:47] <utlemming> jenkins
[15:47] <smoser> link ?
[15:48] <utlemming> Its not ready yet, but here: https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/job/precise-server-ec2/10/
[15:49] <smoser> thats just a full run of https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/view/Precise%20ISO%20Testing%20Dashboard/view/Daily/job/precise-server-ec2-daily/ ?
[15:49] <utlemming> smoser: correct
[15:57] <jamespage> cmagina, sorry - was on a call
[15:57] <jamespage> cmagina, logs from /var/log/hadoop would be great
[15:58] <jamespage> if java crashed (it might have) - you might have something useful in /var/crash
[15:58] <cmagina> jamespage: ok, i'll have to reproduce it as i don't think those were collected (automated test)
[15:59] <jamespage> cmagina, it looks like the jobtracker died
[15:59] <jamespage> hence the job hung
[16:00] <cmagina> ah, ok
[16:02] <SpamapS> mdeslaur: thanks. :)
[16:07] <jhobbs> WG 1-
[16:16] <koolhead17> guys i just installed horizon on new/fresh VM and everything works fine
[16:49] <robbiew> utlemming: $ host nectarine.canonical.com
[16:49] <robbiew> nectarine.canonical.com has address 91.189.94.148
[16:49] <robbiew> ^
[16:49] <robbiew> seems to work for me
[16:49] <utlemming> robbiew: yeah, IS is bringing her back online now
[16:49] <robbiew> ah
[16:49] <robbiew> ack
[16:50] <robbiew> utlemming: I suspect that was due to having people in millbank able to properly freakout :)
[16:56] <spartan2276> If I have multiple sites with SSL on one Apache2 server how can I make non-ssl request by IE go to redirect SSL?
[16:57] <spartan2276> example I want to make www.ipawarehouse.com go to https://www.ipawarehouse.com, Firefox gives the user a message stating that it is a 400 bad request and gives the user the correct URL BUT IE does not
[17:00] <ikonia> spartan2276: how are you forwarding/redirecting it
[17:04] <spartan2276> right now I'm not. I'm trying to find out how to do that. I went into the site config for that particular site and added the redirect permanent / https://www.ipawarehouse.com but that did not work at all
[17:06] <spartan2276> I was looking at this http://www.askapache.com/htaccess/ssl-example-usage-in-htaccess.html#redirect-http-to-https but I don't think this in on a site per site basis
[17:07] <spartan2276> for some reason things on Ubuntu server are different than regular linux configs at least when it comes to apache2
[17:12] <axisys> eth0: 192.168.1.10 and eth1: 192.168.1.11 .. eth0 has no physical connection.. how come eth0 still responds to ping?
[17:13] <patdk-wk> cause, that is how linux works :)
[17:13] <axisys> patdk-wk: can you please explain?
[17:14] <patdk-wk> linux responds if the ip address is located ANYWHERE on that machine
[17:14] <spartan2276> ikonia, I have tried the redirects but nothing seems to work, maybe I'm not putting the redirect in the correct file
[17:14] <axisys> patdk-wk: hmm..
[17:14] <axisys> patdk-wk: wow!
[17:17] <axisys> patdk-wk: do you any article that explains why?
[17:17] <resno> 2.0 ghz xeon... how old would that be?
[17:17] <patdk-wk> any ipvs tutorial should help
[17:17] <patdk-wk> resno, very much :)
[17:18] <resno> patdk-wk: comparable to a p4?
[17:18] <patdk-wk> it would be a p4
[17:18] <resno> oh
[17:18] <patdk-wk> unless you mean a *newer* 2.0ghz xeon
[17:18] <patdk-wk> that is like 10core :)
[17:18] <resno> nah, looking on ebay...
[17:18] <patdk-wk> but talking single core, ya, 10years about
[17:19] <resno> dual 2.0 ghz xeon
[17:19] <resno> patdk-wk: let me ask you question then...
[17:20] <axisys> if I want traffic destined for .10 go through eth0 and .11 to go through eth1.. I will need to define it in iptables?
[17:20] <resno> im wanting to test out my server admining skills, should i just go desktop or use a full server/ rack build?
[17:21] <patdk-wk> resno, makes no difference, if all your testing is software
[17:21] <patdk-wk> axisys, na
[17:23] <axisys> patdk-wk: so there is no way to tell traffic for .10 should go to eth0 ?
[17:23] <patdk-wk> outbound? sure using iptbles
[17:23] <patdk-wk> incoming? not by using iptables
[17:24] <axisys> patdk-wk: outbound, i could just setup route.. w/o iptables
[17:24] <axisys> patdk-wk: inbound is where I need another tool
[19:03] <revdogz> I am new to this channel and to ubuntu server. I am trying to connect to the internet but cannot configure etho to work.
[19:06] <revdogz> I am new to this channel and to ubuntu server. I am trying to connect to the Internet but cannot configure eth0 to work.
[19:59] <jcastro> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuOpenWeek
[19:59] <jcastro> anyone got something sexy with Ubuntu Server they'd like to talk about on openweek?
[20:00] <Nafallo> servers aren't supposed to be sexy? :-)
[20:01] <jcastro> sure they are!
[20:01] <Nafallo> o_O
[20:07] <zul> jcastro: thats why they have sites like redserver.com right?
[20:38] <mgw> Is it just me, or does cobbler not like inerfaces with dashes in them?
[20:38] <mgw> *interfaces
[20:47] <Sedativ> hello
[20:47] <Sedativ> need help setting up a subnet on my router could anyone help please?
[21:26] <thesheff17> anyone know how to install mysql-server on ubuntu 10.04 without having it hang on Setting up mysql-server-5.1 (5.1.62-0ubuntu0.10.04.1) ?
[21:26] <thesheff17> tried export DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive
[21:26] <thesheff17> didn't work
[21:40] <murdock> I installed Ubuntu Server on a computer I had laying around, and installed Lamp when it prompted me, but I can't find the httpd.conf file.
[21:42] <murdock> Nevermind, I found the folder.
[22:15] <RamJett> Anyone help me out on a boot problem. I'm pretty sure it does this on 11.10-server thru now (12.04) . Working with 12.04 LTS updated now. Have a RAID 6 with 12 600G drives (SAS). Have a LVM on top of the /dev/md0. I do a reboot and it always says coming up in degrade and asks me if I want to boot or drop into recovery shell. It took me awhile to be able to get this far 'cause I wasn't able to see the question it asked because the screen
[22:15] <RamJett> was black before, now I changed grub to console. Anyway it alway comes up clean anyway when I answer (Y) so I'm thinking it is a detection problem or race condition in the initramfs. Where do I go from here? Like how would I put a sleep in to see if race condition, etc. Hope that wasn't to much on one line.
[22:21] <KristianDK> lynxman-, ping
[22:25] <Sedativ> need help setting up a subnet on my router could anyone help please?
[22:27] <Sedativ> can someone please prv me?
[22:30] <Pici> Sedativ: Try ##networking
[22:53] <AlexDroid> How long is there support for 10.04?
[22:56] <RamJett> AlexDroid: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LTS That should answer
[22:58] <AlexDroid> Why should I use ubuntu instead of debian ?
[23:04] <qhartman> AlexDroid, they have some value added stuff that is nice, mostly support options and Landscape
[23:04] <qman__> AlexDroid, in addition, the release cycle is quicker and regular, and the default package sets are different
[23:05] <qhartman> qman__, <- what he said
[23:05] <qman__> it's a matter of personal preference when it comes down to it
[23:05] <AlexDroid> What is landscape?
[23:05] <qhartman> I use them fairly interchangeably, but I find my overall frustration level is lower with Ubuntu.
[23:07] <qhartman> I used to describe ubuntu as "debian with all the pointy bits filed off", and that's probably still pretty apt.
[23:07] <SpamapS> AlexDroid: landscape is a system management tool available from Canonical for managing Ubuntu servers and desktops
[23:07] <SpamapS> I heard once, Ubuntu is an ancient Zulu word for "My wi-fi works"
[23:07] <AlexDroid> Hmm it never worked
[23:08] <AlexDroid> Is it free?
[23:10] <AlexDroid> SpamapS
[23:10] <qman__> only the automatic updates mode is free
[23:10] <qman__> the actual service costs
[23:10] <AlexDroid> How much?
[23:14] <SpamapS> AlexDroid: www.canonical.com
[23:15] <SpamapS> AlexDroid: http://shop.canonical.com/index.php?cPath=41
[23:21] <AlexDroid> Too expsnvie
[23:21] <AlexDroid> Expensive*
[23:21] <AlexDroid> Thanks for help
[23:22] <SpamapS> I guess that wasn't the management interface he was looking for
[23:22] <thesheff17> anyone know how to do a non interactive install of mysql on lucid on ec2...no matter what I do it hangs :(
[23:23] <qhartman> speaking of such things, have any of you had success getting chef-server to run on precise? I keep having issues getting rabbitmq to start
[23:35] <LightScry> hey
[23:35] <LightScry> I'm trying to netboot over TFTP
[23:35] <LightScry> i have both computers connected via a switch
[23:36] <LightScry> I downloaded and extracted this file:
[23:36] <LightScry> http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/lucid/main/installer-amd64/current/images/netboot/netboot.tar.gz
[23:36] <LightScry> I can execute "service tftpd-hpa restart" and have the other machine boot and receive the ubuntu boot menu
[23:37] <LightScry> What I want to know is why I have to download additional ubuntu archives after I've downloaded the netboot.tar.gz.
[23:37] <LightScry> The machine i'd like to netboot does not have access to the internet so I need to have the entire netboot image ready to be installed on the other machine.
[23:38] <qhartman> can't run netboot installers that way afaik
[23:38] <qhartman> you need to do a local install
[23:38] <jkyle> My machine's pxe boot is bailing on a partition label error
[23:38] <jkyle> Says I have to create a "Reserved bios boot area" for gpt partitions
[23:39] <qhartman> netboot is built around the assumption you have access to some sort of repo
[23:39] <jkyle> though, no explanation is provided on the how
[23:39] <qhartman> unless you build your own, that means the internet
[23:39] <jkyle> my preseed has
[23:39] <jkyle> d-i     partman-partitioning/choose_label       select msdos, partman-partitioning/confirm_new_label  boolean false, and partman-partitioning/default_label      string msdos
[23:39] <LightScry> hm.  do you have any direction on how to "build your own"?
[23:39] <jkyle> added to try and bypass the error, but these have no effect
[23:40] <qhartman> LightScry, this looks like a decent refence: http://mediakey.dk/~cc/howto-create-your-own-debian-or-ubuntu-package-repository/
[23:40] <qhartman> Google has lots more
[23:40] <jkyle> LightScry: just use apt-cacher-ng imo
[23:41] <jkyle> you can serve your own packages I believe. it's easier, pretty light weight. otherwise, debmirror
[23:41] <qhartman> here's a complete howto for the whole process that is reasoably new: http://www.bemasher.net/archives/967
[23:44] <jkyle> here's my updated partman-* section. https://gist.github.com/2483800, I'm on 12.04
[23:44] <jkyle> I can't find a reference on the options in the partman expert recipe on how to specify or configure the "Reserved BIOS boot area"...which would also work, I assume
[23:45] <jkyle> hm, we're using expert because the atomic guided partition would fail to boot. maybe this fixes it: http://old.nabble.com/Bug-491376%3A-recipe-for-BIOS-based-boot-on-gpt-td18540105.html
[23:46] <jkyle> I found where it was added in 12.04
[23:57] <qhartman> ok, anyone have experience getting rabbitmq-server going?
[23:58] <jkyle> it just starts up no fuss for me
[23:59] <qhartman> hm