[00:41] <EvilResistance> how do you tell what package contains which command?
[01:21] <astrostl> i have a dummy entry in my hostfile: 10.0.0.242 fake.derp
[01:22] <astrostl> my nsswitch is configured to search files first: hosts:          files mdns4_minimal [NOTFOUND=return] dns mdns4
[01:22] <astrostl> getent hosts 10.0.0.242 returns what i expect: 10.0.0.242      fake.derp
[01:22] <astrostl> host 10.0.0.242 (a generic reverse lookup) fails: Host 242.0.0.10.in-addr.arpa. not found: 3(NXDOMAIN)
[01:22] <astrostl> any ideas?
[01:42] <astrostl> wondering if host doesn't call gethostbyname...
[01:48] <astrostl> got it, nm.  i was looking at this to investigate a mysql rdns issue, for some reason the client was reaching out via its vpn rather than its lan ip.  it was failing because that (understandably) didn't have rdns.
[03:37] <axisys> T_A_N_K: http://paste.ubuntu.com/972745/ <-- is there to shrink it?
[03:38] <twb> Is your question "how do I shrink an LV" ?
[03:38] <axisys> twb: yes.. i like to shrink the swap lv
[03:39] <twb> First do "swapoff /dev/vg0/swap" so that it doesn't show up in /proc/swaps anymore
[03:40] <twb> Then, once you're sure it's not in use, you can "lvreduce --size 2g /dev/vg0/swap" or whatever.
[03:42] <axisys> swapoff success.. top shows 0 swap total
[03:42] <virusuy> before swapon your swap LV again, remember to execute mkswap
[03:44] <axisys> http://paste.ubuntu.com/972795/ <-- should I use -f ?
[03:44] <twb> virusuy: oh good point, thanks
[03:44] <twb> You will also need to update /etc/fstab to have the new UUID after a mkswap
[03:44] <virusuy> twb: you're very welcome
[03:45] <axisys> twb: so use -f ?
[03:45] <twb> axisys: yes, I think so, lvreduce -f before mkswap
[03:45] <virusuy> axisys: that's not necessary
[03:46] <virusuy> just swapon your swap and see if it's 2G
[03:46] <axisys> virusuy: thanks
[03:46] <virusuy> no problem :)
[03:46] <axisys> virusuy: yep 2g
[03:46] <virusuy> :)
[03:46] <virusuy> as you can see in your mkswap output
[03:47] <virusuy> at the end says something like
[03:47] <virusuy> "Setting up swapspace version 1, size = 2097148 KiB"
[03:47] <virusuy> that size it's 2G
[03:47] <axisys> virusuy: right
[03:48] <axisys> virusuy: what's the don't erase bootbits sector for ?
[03:52] <virusuy> axisys: not sure
[03:53] <twb> axisys: where do you see that?
[03:54] <virusuy> twb: when he execute mkswap
[03:54] <twb> It probably just means that the first few blocks are not used in case they contain boot information
[03:54] <twb> e.g. if you did mkswap on a whole disk
[03:55] <twb> But that's just a guess
[03:56] <virusuy> yes, seems like that
[03:57] <virusuy> and also, it's a warning message
[03:59] <virusuy> philipballew: are you at UDS ?
[04:01] <philipballew> virusuy, yeah. you at the hotel?
[04:01] <philipballew> Im on the first floor
[04:01] <virusuy> nop... just at home
[04:01] <virusuy> far, really far away
[04:01] <philipballew> ahh man
[04:01] <virusuy> philipballew: i hope to be there next cycle
[04:02] <philipballew> where do you live?
[04:02] <virusuy> Uruguay, South America
[04:02] <philipballew> Ive never been there!!!
[04:02] <virusuy> you should!
[04:02] <philipballew> wanna fly me out there?
[04:03] <virusuy> you should be here for next UbuconLA
[04:03] <philipballew> if you fly me out i will
[04:03] <virusuy> http://www.ubuconla.org/
[04:03] <virusuy> philipballew: i would love .. but i can't
[04:04] <virusuy> would be great have you here givin a talk
[04:04] <philipballew> virusuy, on what exactly?
[04:05] <virusuy> i don't know.. ubuntu is the main topic
[04:05] <virusuy> could be community, your own experience at UDS
[04:05] <philipballew> I have several topics I can do them on. If you want to fly me out there, I will do them
[04:06] <virusuy> i'm not part of the organization team.. but i'll talk to them to see what they can do
[04:06] <virusuy> this year is in Buenos Aires, Argentina
[04:06] <virusuy> next one, in my city, Montevideo, here in Uruguay
[04:07] <philipballew> what times throughout the year
[04:07] <virusuy> this year is June 1st and 2nd
[04:07] <virusuy> and next year will be someday near those
[04:08] <philipballew> i can do that. I can do that this year
[04:08] <virusuy> next one ?
[04:09] <philipballew> yes. I can
[04:09] <virusuy> well, i'll send an email to ubunconLA staffs to see what can they do
[04:09] <philipballew> haha, sure
[04:09] <virusuy> this year or next one
[04:09] <philipballew> well, have a good time!
[04:09] <philipballew> i gtg
[04:10] <virusuy> you too
[04:54] <virusuy> http://eindbazen.net/2012/05/php-cgi-advisory-cve-2012-1823/
[04:55] <virusuy> for those of you who manage apache + php + cgi servers
[04:55] <virusuy> please, update your php :-)
[04:56] <twb> http://me.veekun.com/blog/2012/04/09/php-a-fractal-of-bad-design/
[04:57] <twb> IMO the correct solution is to remove (not upgrade) PHP
[04:57] <virusuy> :)
[04:57] <virusuy> the "sad" part here is, php release a bug fix, and the bug fix itself has a bug
[04:57] <virusuy> that's really weird
[04:58] <twb> Brooks says the chance of introducing a new bug, in a bug fix, is 20% to 50%
[04:58] <virusuy> well, PHP is in between those percents :-=
[04:58] <virusuy> :-)
[04:59] <twb> Adding a remote execution attack when they tried to fix the md5 checksum issue was pretty pathetic though
[04:59] <virusuy> yeah
[04:59] <virusuy> true
[05:04] <virusuy> well, seems like php folks will have a rough time
[05:07] <koolhead17> ?
[05:07] <virusuy> http://me.veekun.com/blog/2012/04/09/php-a-fractal-of-bad-design/ koolhead17
[05:07] <virusuy> ups, wrong link
[05:07] <virusuy> http://eindbazen.net/2012/05/php-cgi-advisory-cve-2012-1823/
[05:19] <virusuy> gents, it's 2:20 am here in Uruguay
[05:19] <virusuy> time to bed
[05:19] <virusuy> see you tomorrow
[05:20] <virusuy> time for* bed
[06:13] <Auckla> I would just like to say, that I am pretty sure there is something incompatible with 12.04 and my AMD Sempron 1.5ghz machine. :*(
[06:13] <Auckla> Checked MD5, downloaded via HTTP and torrent, and three USB keys. Gets stuck looking for linux kernal.
[06:13] <Auckla> Not that it really matters, it is a dated machine. Just thought I would say.
[07:03] <sh_t> has anyone noticed any issues with precise and the ixgbe driver/10GE cards? my fresh install "times out" and drops to a busybox shell at boot immediately after some ixgbe messages during boot
[07:11] <twb> What evidence do you have that the 10g cards are the issue
[07:11] <twb> i.e. couldn't they just be the last *working* thing before the unrelated failure?
[08:38]  * kokyu waves
[08:39] <Ztane> PostgreSQL: FATAL:  could not load private key file "server.key": key values mismatch
[08:39] <Ztane> why on earth the pg package STILL tries to use the snakeoil key by default, when it never works
[08:39] <kokyu> Hey. I still don't actually get what *MAAS* is there for. I know that it means "Metal as a Service" and that it is meant to be some kind of server provisioning system, but what does it mean? Is it a OpenStack/etc competant, like manager for virtual machines (KVM/LXC/XEN/etc) on it or what?
[08:51] <journeeman> kokyu: MaaS helps you install an OS and other software like Openstack on top of it (using Juju) remotely, using the web GUI on the MaaS server. For eg., you can remotely install Ubuntu Server + Openstack on say 5 machines using the MaaS web GUI.
[08:52] <kokyu> ah
[08:52] <kokyu> so speaking of layers, MaaS is for setting up machines (remotely)
[08:55] <lifeless> more or less
[08:55] <lifeless> and tearing them down
[09:13] <twb> kokyu: pfft, that's what PXE and cunning preseeds are for
[09:45] <Destreyf> anyone have an idea on how long juju initalizes? i can ssh the node but juju -v status hangs on "DEBUG Environment still initializing. Will wait."
[09:50] <blendedbychris> anyone in here using glusterfs?
[09:50] <blendedbychris> i can't get my drive to mount without it hanging when trying to access the mount point
[11:00] <Jernej_Work> hello everyone
[11:00] <Jernej_Work> i need to upgrade whois
[11:00] <Jernej_Work> how do i do this?
[11:01] <Jernej_Work>  whois 37.35.9.155
[11:01] <Jernej_Work> Unknown AS number or IP network. Please upgrade this program.
[11:01] <Jernej_Work> apt-get install whois
[11:01] <Jernej_Work> Reading package lists... Done
[11:01] <Jernej_Work> Building dependency tree
[11:01] <Jernej_Work> Reading state information... Done
[11:01] <Jernej_Work> whois is already the newest version.
[11:01] <Jernej_Work> so i need to update whois somehow, because it's causing large amout of issues.
[11:36] <oCean> Jernej_Work: what is you current version? I have no issue doing that whois in ubuntu 12.04
[11:37] <Jernej_Work> if i knew how to check..
[11:37] <oCean> Jernej_Work: for whois:  apt-cache policy whois
[11:38] <oCean> for your ubuntu version: lsb_release -a
[11:38] <Jernej_Work> Distributor ID: Ubuntu
[11:38] <Jernej_Work> Description:    Ubuntu 10.10
[11:38] <Jernej_Work> Release:        10.10
[11:38] <Jernej_Work> Codename:       maverick
[11:38] <Jernej_Work> whois:
[11:38] <Jernej_Work>   Installed: 5.0.7ubuntu1
[11:38] <Jernej_Work>   Candidate: 5.0.7ubuntu1
[11:38] <oCean> Jernej_Work: Ubuntu 10.10 is end of life
[11:38] <oCean> so no upgrades provided
[11:38] <oCean> eh, updates that is
[11:38] <Jernej_Work> well i just need to get a new whois
[11:38] <Jernej_Work> apparently
[11:39] <oCean> Jernej_Work: yes, those updates are no longer provided, since the release is end of life
[11:39] <Jernej_Work> can't i get a whois from newer release?
[11:40] <Jernej_Work> i need just that
[11:40] <oCean> Sure you could try, but remember mixing software versions might get you in all kinds of trouble (dependencies and all....)
[11:40] <Jernej_Work> it's just a whois tool
[11:40] <Jernej_Work> i don't get it why it even needs updating
[11:42] <oCean> See, the whois from most recent ubuntu version: http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/whois
[11:42] <Jernej_Work> how would i install just whois from that package?
[11:42] <oCean> however, it depends on a more recent glibc6 version than available in 10.10
[11:42] <oCean> !info libc6 maverick
[11:47] <memoryleak> I get \e[1;31mnot running:\e[0m instead of colored "not running" - what I'm doing wrong?
[11:52] <Jernej_Work> so how do i install those 2 specific things?
[11:53] <oCean> Jernej_Work: you don't update your glibc6 package, it is one of the core packages of your system
[11:53] <Jernej_Work> well
[11:53] <Jernej_Work> i'll consider a upgrade with the owner of the server then
[11:53] <oCean> that is probably wisest thing to do :)
[11:53] <Jernej_Work> NO IT IS NOT
[11:54] <Jernej_Work> it's a whois program
[11:54] <Jernej_Work> why does it even need updating?!
[11:54] <Jernej_Work> seriously
[11:54] <oCean> I have no idea, maintainers of whois databases might know
[11:54] <Jernej_Work> they need a demonstration of napalm.. :(
[11:54] <oCean> Jernej_Work: no need for that kind of attitude here
[11:56] <Jernej_Work> attitude..altitude..aptitude.. :D
[11:56] <Jernej_Work> it was a joke anyways
[12:53] <elspuddy> hi each time i run the command byobu on my ubuntu server it keeps drawing the stats bit and makes the page go up, how do i fix this ?
[12:56] <benji> elspuddy: what terminal are you using?  I've seen that happen under some very odd circumstances relating to poor terminal emulation
[13:02] <gary_poster> elspuddy, try making sure your terminal is in utf8 encoding?
[13:09] <elspuddy> sorry about that, my desktop boz ent funky
[13:09] <elspuddy> boz - box
[13:10] <elspuddy> benji, putty
[13:11] <benji> elspuddy: hmm, wild guess: run it under screen and see if it behaves better
[13:17] <elspuddy> screen run fine
[13:17] <elspuddy> just trying to find out if putty is useing utf8 enconding
[13:19] <benji> elspuddy: running screen and then byobu didn't cause the unwanted scrolling?
[13:20] <elspuddy> sorry i missunder stood, iv just ran byobu still give's me the unwanted scrooling
[13:32] <hex20dec> Hey everyone.
[13:32] <hex20dec> So I'm just testing my site, and I sent myself an email and suddenly, the email was not received on my gmail.
[13:32] <hex20dec> So I looked at the mail reports and it says: http://paste.ubuntu.com/973532/
[13:32] <hex20dec> By the way, it was working fine for a few months and it just now stopped.
[13:33] <patdk-wk> stop sending so much junk to gmail, and they won't block you :)
[13:33] <patdk-wk> that is exactly what it tells you
[13:34] <hex20dec> patdk-wk: I realized that, but my site isn't just at all, it's not even fully running, and the only email address that emails were sent to is mine, because I'm testing it.
[13:34] <hex20dec> junk***
[13:34] <patdk-wk> are you *sure*?
[13:34] <hex20dec> 100%
[13:34] <patdk-wk> you haven't been hacked? or abused?
[13:34] <hex20dec> 100% sure
[13:35] <hex20dec> No one even knows about my site.
[13:35] <patdk-wk> gmail doesn't do that unless someone keeps clicking *spam* to All your emails
[13:35] <patdk-wk> if it's on the internet, someone knows about it
[13:35] <hex20dec> patdk-wk: You're right about that.
[13:36] <hex20dec> But, my site does not even send emails randomly, it only sends emails to either verify email address or forgot password function.
[13:36] <reide> Could someone help me with an install and setup? It's a question that has been asked a million times on the internet, but I can't seem to get things to work.
[13:36] <hex20dec> So it can never be abused.
[13:37] <patdk-wk> your positive there is no possible way for someone to crack that code?
[13:37] <hex20dec> Yes.
[13:37] <jandrusk> You can never have 100% assurance in security.
[13:37]  * RoyK mumbles something about famous last wods
[13:37]  * RoyK mumbles something about famous last words
[13:38] <patdk-wk> dunno, I'm used to locating hacked websites multible times a day
[13:38] <hex20dec> jandrusk: You're right, but it's not the case.
[13:39] <xranby> reide: i think this is what you are looking for https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/installation.html
[13:39] <patdk-wk> I'm not sure what the offical gmail unusual rate is, but it's not low, it's a few hundred emails per hour, min
[13:40] <hex20dec> Lol, I haven't touched my site for about a month and all of a sudden this happened.
[13:40] <hex20dec> Meaning, emails weren't sent out for a month.
[13:40] <hex20dec> Can I check to see all the sent emails from my server?
[13:40] <patdk-wk> nope
[13:40] <patdk-wk> you can only check for emails sent via your mta
[13:40] <patdk-wk> you can't check for ones sent via some scriptkiddie
[13:41] <danp_> Hello, I was having some trouble setting up FastCGI with apache2. I have the module loaded but when I attempt to execute any kind of FastCGI script the request hangs
[13:43] <urthmover> Am I able to look at the date/timestamp on dmesg.0 to identify when the last reboot occurred?
[13:44] <hex20dec> patdk-wk: One more thing I forgot to mention that might help solve this case. Whenever I looked at the headers of the emails that were sent from my site, it was always on "Received-SPF: neutral", I tried getting this to work properly, but I don't have much knowledge about this.
[13:49] <danp_> At the very least is there any way I can view packages that depend on a package? I found the command dpkg-deb -I but you are apparently supposed to give it a .deb file as an argument and I installed the package through apt-get
[13:49] <hex20dec> patdk-wk ?
[13:57] <elspuddy> going mack to my scrooling byobu problem, it runs fine if i log into my desktop pc, so it cant be putty
[13:58] <benji> interesting; as a workaround you could disable the status line (if that's even possible with byobu, I don't know much about it)
[14:00] <urthmover> I'm having trouble with the nouveau driver and my monitor.  nouveau 0000:0a:00.0: DDC responded, but no EDID for DP-1  Thinking that I could just change "nouveau" to "vesa" in /etc/X11/xorg.conf would fix it.  But there is not xorg.conf.  Will someone give me some help with resolving this?
[14:03] <xranby> urthmover: you can add a xorg.conf
[14:03] <urthmover> xranby: I'm doing that now actually. maybe this will help
[14:03] <urthmover> xranby: thanks for speaking up
[14:11] <kpettit> Is there any good tools for monitoring the number of active users and/or pages Apache is doing?
[14:12] <kpettit> I'm getting some complaints about a website not working good so I want to monitor load and such.  Top just isn't doing it for me.  Any suggestions?
[14:13] <ahxcjb> sure
[14:13] <ahxcjb> kpettit: opsview.com
[14:13] <jsmith-argotec> Having a problem upgrading slapd... using some proposed fixes but there's a dependency issue I don't understand... if someone has a moment to discuss
[14:13] <kpettit> ahxcjb, thanks I'll check it out
[14:14] <ahxcjb> http://www.opsview.com/whats-new/blog/website-monitoring-opsview
[14:14] <ahxcjb> you can monitor apache internals also with it
[14:14] <ahxcjb> number of hits per second, threads, etc
[14:15] <kpettit> ah cool. thanks.
[14:21] <jsmith-argotec> says to run apt-get -f install to correct but that fails with dependency problem
[14:22] <jsmith-argotec> now I'm stuck halfway upgraded from 10.04 to 12.04
[14:22] <jsmith-argotec> "slapd depends on libperl5.10 (>= 5.10.1); however:
[14:22] <jsmith-argotec>   Package libperl5.10 is not installed."
[14:23] <jsmith-argotec> Depends: libperl5.10 (>= 5.10.1) but it is not installable
[14:23] <jsmith-argotec> libperl5.14 is installed...
[14:24] <xranby> thats odd.. since the latest slapd   depend on libperl5.14  https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/amd64/slapd/2.4.28-1.1ubuntu4
[14:25] <xranby> jsmith-argotec: you can possibly try remove  slapd     then upgrade the rest of your system and finnaly install the latest slapd
[14:26] <jsmith-argotec> xranby: still have slapd 2.4.21-0ubuntu5.7 installed... because it couldn't upgrade it on first try of release-upgrade
[14:27] <jsmith-argotec> xranby: ok - no way to force the upgrade of slapd to clear up the issue?
[14:28] <xranby> jsmith-argotec: maybe.. might be someone here with a better suggestion than mine
[14:28] <jsmith-argotec> xranby: I don't mind removing and reinstalling... just not sure if I'll have reconfigure it after if I go that route (hope not)
[14:29] <xranby> jsmith-argotec: take a backup of your ldap config, thats the only tip i can give you
[14:30] <jsmith-argotec> xranby: ok thanks
[14:30] <fixxxermet> Hey guys, how I can use ubuntu-vm-builder (or virsh) to specify which bridged adapter the vm should use?
[15:10] <koolhead17> hi all
[15:42] <discopatrick> fresh install of ubuntu server 10.04 - what's the default state of the firewall?
[15:44] <discopatrick> i'm using an install given to me by a hosting provider, which on first load is opening port 22 and nothing else. i'm trying to figure out if that's the default, or something that the hosting provider have configured
[15:45] <patdk-wk> discopatrick, as the default state of ubuntu install, is not to have any firewall at all
[15:47] <discopatrick> patdk-wk: i guessed as much. so my hosting provider have added custom configuration.
[15:48] <patdk-wk> or just installed something that does that, like ufw
[15:48] <discopatrick> right.
[15:51] <oCean> ufw is installed by default, just disabled
[16:02] <lynxman> morning o/
[16:03] <NobodyHere> Greetings - I just upgraded a natty server to oneric and then precise, and now SSH is broken: "openssl version mistamtch. Built against 1000007f, you have 1000100f"
[16:03] <NobodyHere> I tried doing an apt reinstall of ssh, no go.
[16:05] <NobodyHere> same with re-installing libssl and openssl
[16:10] <discopatrick> so, seeing as my new server automatically boots with firewall on, my hosting provider must have written in a script to do this. unfortunately, they're not being very good so far at telling me where this script is... it's not too much to expect really... is it?
[16:10] <discopatrick> i'm currently looking through the contents of /etc/rc2.d
[16:13] <discopatrick> does anyone have an idea of where a default firewall configuration might be located?
[16:26] <med_> At UDS, what's the format of the IRC channels for the rooms?  I didn't see it on my badge.
[16:27] <frankban> hi hallyn, I am preparing a diff for bug 994752. I have build lxc 0.8.0~rc1 with my changes, and seen that the shared library (liblxc) is now under /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/lxc/. Is this an error in my build or should I assume the path will change in quantal? In the latter case, I should fix lxc-ip to reflect the change.
[16:29] <Pici> med_: Its all in the topic of #ubuntu-uds: http://paste.ubuntu.com/964790/
[16:30] <med_> Pici, thanks.
[16:30] <NobodyHere> unnnnnbelievable.  the precise upgrade failed - I can't get openssh to install because it has unresolved dependencies with libc6 versions and more
[16:31] <NobodyHere> it looks like I was half upgraded
[16:31] <NobodyHere> any ideas?
[16:31] <NobodyHere> is there anyone actually in this channel?
[16:32] <ogra_> many are, but many also are sitting at UDS in marks opening talk atm
[16:32] <ogra_> http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-q/
[16:33] <ogra_> so be patient
[16:34] <med_> NobodyHere, how did you do the upgrade?  What version were you upgrading from?
[16:35] <NobodyHere> nevermind, I figured it out on my own.  I was able to use the dependency list in aptitude to install the missing packages...but I have no idea why, say, libc6 wasn't the right version.
[16:36] <NobodyHere> or why apt-get refused to do anything at all, claiming it couldn't download the package.
[16:36] <NobodyHere> the whole mess may have been caused by the hpn-ssh PPA we were using.
[16:36] <NobodyHere> I don't know.
[16:36] <NobodyHere> don't care.
[16:36] <NobodyHere> it's working.
[16:43] <philpem> Is there any way to force Cobbler/Orchestra to discard the cached ISO images and redownload them? I seem to have a Precise Pangolin beta mini-ISO from December which won't run the installer
[16:43] <philpem> I'm getting a "no kernel modules were found" error when the installer boots
[16:44] <philpem> Syslog: <12>May  7 16:29:05 anna[8269]: WARNING **: no packages matching running kernel 3.2.0-7-generic in archive
[16:44] <ogra_> use a more recent build
[16:45] <ogra_> the installer images are closely tied to the kernel version, use the final release, not something from december
[16:45] <philpem> um, yeah, I'd like to. EXCEPT: this is being installed from Orchestra.
[16:45] <philpem> which is why I asked: how do you make Orchestra ignore the fact it already has the ISOs, and force it to re-download mini.iso
[16:46] <philpem> and update all the PXE netboot images too
[16:46] <philpem> orchestra-import-isos just bails out because it already has the isos :(
[17:03] <philpem> ok, short answer: you can't. long answer: you can, but only if you can live with the fact you'll lose your entire Cobbler configuration
[17:09] <philpem> solution:   sudo rm -rf /var/lib/cobbler/isos/* /var/www/cobbler/ks_mirror/* ; for i in $(distro-info --supported); do for j in i386 x86_64; do sudo cobbler-ubuntu-import -v $i-$j; done; done
[17:40] <some1_2> Should MAAS work running on VirtualBox?
[17:41] <oal> I need a quick way to set up a simple mail server so that I can see/send mails. Either if they're sent for real, or if they're just stacked up in /var/mail or whatever. Any tips?
[17:41] <some1_2> It seems to install the MAAS server just fine, have that all set up according to docs, but when I try to add a MAAS node using installer as soon as I select to enlist the vm powers down
[17:42] <oal> The only thing I need is to be able to somehow see mail contents
[17:42] <hex20dec> So I'm officially desperate for help with my mail server, I need to setup SPF and secure it somehow. I will pay. Anyone?
[17:43] <some1_2> The master NAAS lists the nodes in the web interface, but the nodes won't start, and if I try to start them manually they have no OS installed
[18:17] <apetrescu> I feel stupid for asking this, but how do I add user accounts for the OpenStack Dashboard in 12.04? It won't take my normal user credentials. What does it auth against?
[18:17] <apetrescu> I can't log into it at all
[18:20] <HIGG5_BO5ON> Hey, guys! Can any of you help me with a problem I'm having with installing utorrent on ubuntu 11.10?
[18:58] <Delemas> Anyone else running check_mk on Ubuntu 12.04 out there? I'm trying to setup a server but I'm only getting content encoding errors from /check_mk/ in my browser...
[19:00] <aboSamoor> is maas ready for usage? what does maas-enlist mean? \
[19:33] <hallyn> frankban: hey - yeah the move to //usr/lib/x86*/lib is hurting me...  but yeah, lxc-ip should change in q to use the new location
[20:43] <cwillu_at_work> !info linux-generic
[20:53] <Delemas> Sweet fixed it. Never mind...
[20:56] <LMJ> hi
[20:56] <LMJ> kinda tricky question here : I have a domain foo.com, my local machines are configured in resolv.conf to search .foo.com and domain foo.com. I have a machin called netstation, ping netstation works, ping netstation.foo.com works also. BUT I'm not hosting my DNS server so, on my registar DNS, i've configured  computer2.foo.com which is out of my localnetwork. My PC try to find it in local, it can't, it says it doesn't not exist, is there a w
[20:56] <LMJ> ay to make this configuration resolving local first and if it doesn't find it, try public DNS ?
[21:07] <hallyn> stgraber: what was the lxc-ubuntu change you were saying you needed to make?  (some bug-fix)?
[21:08] <hallyn> oh i see it, nm, sorry
[21:20] <stgraber> hallyn: did you have a chance to poke Daviey to reschedule the LXC session
[21:33] <hallyn> stgraber: i couldn't find him, talked to Michelle.  It's now set for 9am fri
[21:33] <hallyn> should be locked
[21:33] <hallyn> stgraber: care to review a lxc debdiff?  it's gotten bigger than i intended as i keep finding little bugs
[21:45] <stgraber> hallyn: sure, can do a review
[21:46] <aboSamoor> can someone help me with maas? I would like to access the nodes, I can not find the credentials of the usernames and passwords!
[21:46] <hallyn> stgraber: thanks, it's http://people.canonical.com/~serge/lxc.debdiff3   last set of tests is running but it finally seems good
[21:47] <hallyn> stgraber: if you think it's worth keeping the scripts dash instead of bash i'm fine with that, but it broke your macaddr fix to lxc-clone :)
[21:47] <hallyn> (or was that my fix?  maybe it was mine)
[21:48] <hallyn> (either way, it broke with switch to dash)
[21:53] <stgraber> hallyn: quick spot check looks good, I tend to prefer writting posix shell script when possible, but we'd have to run all of upstream through checkbashims and fix them if we want to use dash
[21:53] <stgraber> so for now, bash sounds safe
[21:53] <hex20dec> Hi, can someone please help me. I contacted my hosting company, but I don't really understand. http://pastebin.com/dajZV0TP
[21:54] <hallyn> stgraber: i guess this is worth mentioning at the friday session:  i agree switch to dash would be nice, maybe we should send the debian patch upstream?
[21:54] <hallyn> then we should be safe :)
[21:54] <hallyn> anyway, thanks, i'll push it then - ttyl
[21:55] <Resistance> hex20dec:  they're offering you a service to set up a mail sending relay, since google's blacklisted your cloud based IP
[21:55] <Resistance> hex20dec:  as for setting up a relay, that'd normally require an additional (secondary) machine, or routing all your emails through a separate smtp server
[21:55] <hex20dec> Resistance: Oh, I see.
[21:55] <Resistance> but i'm also not the most knowledgeable on that one, but that's the general gist of what they're saying
[21:56] <Resistance> (in more technical terms)
[21:56] <Resistance> they also tell you how to (a) register for their email sending relay system
[21:56] <Resistance> and (b) that you need to configure your system to send via that relay
[21:56]  * Resistance can't help you much more than that
[21:56] <Resistance> since there's not much other info there
[21:56] <Resistance> (you should probably read how to sign up for their service that they mentioned, as they tell you where to look)
[21:57] <hex20dec> Resistance: My biggest question is, how did I get black listed, meaning why? I didn't do anything wrong.
[21:57] <Resistance> hex20dec:  the cloud servers IP blocks are blacklisted/greylisted
[21:57] <Resistance> they say that
[21:57] <Resistance> "Cloud Server" IP blocks are normally blacklisted/greylisted
[21:58] <Resistance> at least, by Google they are
[21:58] <aboSamoor> can someone help me with maas?
[21:58] <hex20dec> Does that means that all of their IPs are blocked by Google by default?
[21:58] <Resistance> hex20dec:  for their cloud servers, yes
[21:58] <Resistance> thats probably why the offer a mail relay service
[21:58] <Resistance> which sits on a different IP (non-cloud, probably)
[21:59]  * Resistance isnt an expert on google, though, he's only interpreting what the rackspace people are saying
[21:59] <hex20dec> You think they did it on purpose to make me buy the relay thing?
[21:59] <Resistance> hex20dec:  i recommend you look into the service they told you to look at
[21:59] <Resistance> since its a free service
[21:59] <Resistance> (according to theM)
[21:59] <Resistance> as for Google blacklisting...
[21:59] <Resistance> that's at google's end
[21:59] <Resistance> not rackspace's
[21:59] <Resistance> so you cant make that comparison/relationship between the two
[22:01] <hex20dec> Any way to get the IP  whitelisted by Contacting google?
[22:01] <hex20dec> Would you know?
[22:02] <hex20dec> Resistance:
[22:02] <Resistance> hex20dec:  nope
[22:02] <Resistance> they rarely whitelist IPs, because they use reliable DNS blacklists or greylists in their spam filtering
[22:03] <Resistance> so you'd have to get a removal on those DNS blacklists, and its impossible to tell which one(s) they're using
[22:04] <Resistance> hex20dec:  see privmsg
[22:05] <elspuddy> hi i got a  byobu problem, each time i use it on my ubuntu server box it scrools each time the sats update, any one know how to stop this ?
[22:38] <JonEdney> Any word on when 12.04 will be available for openvz?
[23:06] <Destreyf> anyone got an instance of juju working on 12.04?
[23:08] <Destreyf> hmm
[23:10] <Resistance> Destreyf:  patience :P
[23:36] <med_> smoser, you're being pinged in the openstack charms in junior-ballroom-1
[23:37] <med_> perhaps you could pop-over
[23:37] <med_> I guess hallyn could be helpful as well.  (LXC, local charms, etc.)
[23:38] <aboSamoor> how can I install a package on a cluster of nodes running ubuntu?
[23:49] <Destreyf> like th5....
[23:49] <Destreyf> that*
[23:52] <Destreyf> when my nodes install they try to go to ubuntu-mirror.localdomain is this normal??
[23:52] <Destreyf> for their apt source