[00:05] New bug: #1015348 in openssh (main) "openssh-server package does not start sshd on a live CD boot" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1015348 [00:21] New bug: #1015350 in openvpn (main) "openvpn connection start successfully, and fail in ~ 2 minutes" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1015350 === Aaton is now known as Aaton_off [01:16] New bug: #1015359 in clamav (main) "package clamav-base 0.97.5+dfsg-1ubuntu0.12.04.1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1 (dup-of: 1015337)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1015359 [01:30] New bug: #1015361 in clamav (main) "package clamav-base 0.97.5+dfsg-1ubuntu0.12.04.1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1, fails to install and uninstall. i believe i have been attacked, also getting system error notifications" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1015361 [01:48] utlemming, smoser: I'm starting to use AWS CloudFormation but it looks like the Ubuntu AMIs do not include the cf-* command line tools for startup hooks. Are there plans to add these or should I submit a request through launchpad? [01:49] on a default 12.04 x64 installation, what gets stored in /srv/ ? [01:51] agc93: Based on the spec (and my experience with 12.04) I believe /srv/ should be empty by default. It's there for the stuff that the end user wants to store on the server. [01:51] sweet. And where are OpenLDAP schemas stored by default? I'm having trouble finding it in the docs [01:52] wait, nevermind I think its in /etc/ldap [01:52] http://tldp.org/LDP/Linux-Filesystem-Hierarchy/html/srv.html [01:54] sounds like distros are allowed to put things in /srv/ but I haven't seen Ubuntu do it on the base installs. [01:54] hmm, something I installed used that [01:54] think it was one of the tftp servers [02:02] erichammond: Debian policy compliant packages MUST NOT place any files in /srv [02:03] what about making folders? [02:03] tftp used to make /srv/tftpboot [02:03] can't remember if that is new, or old [02:03] as I still use /var/lib/tftpboot [02:03] I think it's allowed if you do it in the postinst [02:04] I just remember taking awhile figuring out why /var/lib/tftpboot wouldn't work :) [02:06] if you needed to (dont ask why, its an odd setup), you could always symlink /var/lib/whatever to /srv/whatever couldnt you? [02:07] agc93: he just hadn't diagnosed the issue at the time [02:07] I could have [02:07] but I just edited /etc/default/tftpd [02:07] yeah, i meant hypothetically. You were saying packages aren't allowed to install in there, but if I wanted something in there, i could symlink it couldnt I? [02:08] agc93: packages aren't allowed to, but sysadmins are [02:08] ah right. Cool. [02:51] New bug: #1015369 in mailman (main) ""IOError: [Errno 32] Broken pipe" on start when many lists are present" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1015369 [02:52] New bug: #1015365 in clamav (main) "package clamav-base 0.97.5+dfsg-1ubuntu0.12.04.1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1 (dup-of: 1015337)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1015365 [02:54] guys in general is it easier to chroot or setup something like vsftpd/proftpd? [02:55] chroot sftp that is [03:00] You want chrooted sftp? [03:02] blendedbychris: ^ [03:05] noob question: can I host a production Ubuntu cloud on ESXi? [03:07] twb: well… i just want to figure out a good way to give a specific group of users access only to a few dirs… i was going to chroot them and use sftp [03:07] and symlink the dirs in [03:07] or even mount [03:08] bah google fails heh … it was like "proftpd" can be used for ln -s… baloney [03:08] still ahve to use mount --bind [03:09] blendedbychris: chrooted SFTP is very easy. However note that SFTP is not FTP. SFTP is part of SSH, *not* vsftpd or proftpd [03:10] right [03:10] i think sftp might be easier to setup considering i don't have to add addition certs [03:11] http://paste.debian.net/175387/ [03:11] certs? using ftps is near impossible, even if you have a cert [03:11] Yes, do not do FTP or FTPS ever. [03:11] http://mywiki.wooledge.org/FtpMustDie [03:12] blendedbychris: see my paste [03:12] don't newer openssh versions do better than what you pasted twb? [03:13] AFAIK no, all of those are important for a locked-down SFTP service [03:13] In *older* SSH it was a lot more difficult [03:13] well, depending on what your doing, it's still hard [03:13] my users can't take advantage of the new ssh config to chroot [03:14] patdk-lap: why not? Because they're on hardy? [03:14] no [03:14] cause it's a group issue [03:14] they all don't belong to a common group [03:14] I want a chroot *all* option [03:15] why isn't there an cond.d in /ssh [03:15] patdk-lap: add them all to a new group [03:15] blendedbychris: because openbsd devs are dumb [03:15] blendedbychris: it annoys me a lot with ssh_config [03:16] does that allowgroups interfere with ful acces? [03:17] twb, not easy [03:17] blendedbychris: well you also want AllowGroups root or something [03:17] blendedbychris: so you can still SSH in [03:18] patdk-lap: you might be able to have multiple match groups to say "chroot everyone, but don't chroot root" [03:18] getting "Could not open channel (Closing all channels)." [03:19] twb, would be ideal [03:19] i just dumped what you gave me at the end of sshd_config [03:19] it's just I have 30k users [03:19] patdk-lap: you would have to do some experimenting [03:19] on wait i didn't change your subsystem [03:19] patdk-lap: http://cyber.com.au/~twb/.ssh/config has some notes about how ssh does matching [03:20] blendedbychris: you should UNDERSTAND the changes [03:20] oddly still same error [03:20] penSSH_5.9p1 Debian-5ubuntu1, OpenSSL 1.0.1 14 Mar 2012 === nath_will is now known as nathwill [03:20] blendedbychris: what is this channel business... are you getting this from the sshd logs? [03:20] openssh 5.3 here [03:21] do i have to use syslogs? [03:22] Well, yes, normally you would be looking in /var/log/syslog and /var/log/auth.log [03:22] If you have changed that, then obviously you should know where to look [03:22] Jun 19 22:22:22 gva-web-1 sshd[5480]: fatal: bad ownership or modes for chroot directory "/home/uespinoza" << guessing it can't be user writable [03:23] or needs to be owned by root? [03:23] dar [03:28] can you use —bind to force permissions and ownership? [03:32] that looks epically complex .. http://wiki.lapipaplena.org/index.php/How_to_mount_SFTP_accesses [03:33] What does ls -ld /home/uespinoza look like [03:36] New bug: #1015378 in clamav (main) "package clamav-base 0.97.5+dfsg-1ubuntu0.12.04.1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1015378 [03:38] twb: dunno i ended up doing —bind :P [03:38] twb: so Subsystem sftp /usr/lib/openssh/sftp-server << why do i have to do "internal-sftp" ? [03:38] also do i have to do the allowgroups? [03:47] Because otherwise it won't work [03:47] internal-sftp is built into the sshd binary, so it remains accessible after chroot(2)ing. This is not the case for external binaries like /usr/lib/openssh/sftp-server [03:51] twb: later versions must work [03:51] /usr/lib/openssh/sftp-server != /usr/lib/openssh/sftp-server.sh (lucid) [03:51] precise works without that [03:52] Whatever [03:52] The approach I described works for me on lucid. [03:52] heh? I have no sftp-server.sh in a default lucid install [03:53] ya lucid is #Subsystem sftp /usr/lib/openssh/sftp-server.sh [03:53] that must be someones hack at external chroot support [03:53] oh maybe haah [03:53] probably mine [03:53] that isn't lucid [03:53] ages ago [03:53] I agree w/ patdk-lap [03:54] that is just so wrong [03:56] so do you two rely on sticky bit to keep perms? [03:57] hmm? [03:57] sticky doesn't keep perms, it overrides them [03:59] well that heh [03:59] overriding the group perm to always be writable? [04:00] or rather group? [04:01] so the mount —bind doesn't allow write [04:01] stgraber: hm, as i'm finishing up the code to write out lxc config (holy tedium, batman) i think i spot a bug in src/lxc/conf.c - inet_ntop(AF_INET, netdev->ipv6_gateway, buf, sizeof(buf)); [04:01] assume that should be AF_INET6 [04:01] course i'ts just in a rare error reporting case... [04:03] twb: are you able to do ls -sd with sftp? [04:03] No, because it's SFTP [04:04] okay —bind is my next option but it wont write :| [04:04] I don't know what you're talking about wrt -bind [04:04] mount —bind /var /foo [04:05] Uh, what? [04:05] What does mount have to do with any of this [04:05] i'm trying to mount /var/www into that users dir [04:05] Don't [04:05] okay what else can i do? [04:06] Chroot them into /var/www instead [04:06] wrong ansewr [04:06] haha [04:06] Why is it wrong? [04:06] New bug: #1015386 in clamav (main) "package clamav-base 0.97.5+dfsg-1ubuntu0.12.04.1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1015386 [04:07] well really i want to mount /var/www/foo and /var/www/bar in the dir [04:07] as baz is not theirs [04:08] So move them to /srv/www//foo and /srv/www//bar, chroot them into /srv/www/, and tell apache to expose those dirs accordingly [04:08] Rather than just telling apache to serve /srv/www as a unit and then trying to make the directory structure exactly match the desired http structure [04:10] well that's annoying [04:13] What I do is give users a forced command rrsync [sic] key-based root SSH access [04:13] I grant that this is suboptimal [04:15] hmm, why not just leave user stuff in their home dir? [04:15] then just symlink it [04:15] ln -s /home//public_html/ /var/www// [04:15] or whatever [04:15] patdk-lap: you don't need a symlink, at least under apache [04:15] well, if you have apache virtualhost using that folder directly [04:16] But I assumed he was doing something like "give the web dev access to /srv/www/" [04:16] well more likely it' be /srv/group/foo [04:17] patdk-lap: /etc/apache2/userdir.conf is what I was thinking of [04:17] not a fan of that though [04:17] i'm used to this structure … /srv/http/domain.tld/subdomain [04:17] so now i have to do something weird to accommodate sftp permissions. [04:18] I don't like userdir [04:18] patdk-lap: any particular reason? [04:19] ~user is annoying :) [04:19] Ha [04:19] you guys think it might be possible to chroot them to /srv/http and rely on permissions? [04:19] (hate the room for error there) [04:21] Well, why are you chrooting them at all? [04:21] What attack are you guarding against? [04:21] they just don't need read access to the other sites [04:21] or write [04:29] why doesn't —bind work :( [04:33] Well for one thing it's --bind [04:34] my client keeps converting it to a — [04:34] so bite me :P [04:38] now it seems to work :| [04:38] the - - bind [04:38] whatever :) [04:38] thanks for the help guys [04:46] New bug: #1015390 in bind9 (main) "package bind9 1:9.7.0.dfsg.P1-1ubuntu0.5 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1015390 [05:49] Wheeeeeee packaging. NEVER again. *shudder* [05:50] New bug: #1015405 in clamav (main) "ClamAV error: CL_EFORMAT: Bad format or broken data" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1015405 [06:01] morning folks [06:03] I'm currently trying to debug an application crash in swat reported by one of our users. I fail to get debugging symbols for the binary though.. [06:03] what's the trick on using the -dbg package? === zyga-afk is now known as zyga [06:52] New bug: #1015414 in clamav (main) "package clamav-base 0.97.3+dfsg-2.1ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: sub-processo script post-installation instalado retornou estado de saída de erro 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1015414 === smb` is now known as smb [07:51] New bug: #1015429 in clamav (main) "package clamav-base 0.97.5+dfsg-1ubuntu0.12.04.1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1015429 [08:09] any1 using opendedup ? [08:10] Never heard of it. [08:11] Heh, it needs 250MB of RAM per TB of data being dedupped [08:12] No worse than ZFS I suppose [08:13] twb: http://opendedup.org/ [08:22] th0mz: looks like it's written in java. Automatic fail in my book [08:23] héhé [08:23] :) [08:23] and using fuse [08:23] Well fuse is not surprising [08:23] If your choices are using fuse or having a java developer try to write kernel code, fuse is clearly the better choice [09:00] How do you crate a new route table? [09:00] create* [09:04] http://paste.debian.net/175422/ [09:05] Names tables go in /etc/iproute2/rt_tables; otherwise you can simply refer to them by number [09:11] oh must manually edit the file to add/del table? [09:31] New bug: #1015466 in clamav (main) "package clamav-base 0.97.5+dfsg-1ubuntu0.12.04.1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1015466 [09:42] I've lost the partition on which I had an empty postgres db, usually found in postgres/9.1/main [09:42] how can I recreate those file ? [09:42] arussel: lost it how [09:43] arussel: if you haven't written over that part of the disk, just add the partition back into the partition table and it should reappear [09:43] I move it from /var/lib/postgresql/ ... to /mnt/postgresql on a differnt volume [09:43] the volume died [09:44] twb: no, I lost eb [09:44] s [09:44] Of course you have been backing up your postgres database regularly, right [09:44] So start restoring from backup [09:44] once again, this is an empty db, I just want to get the default files from the ubuntu package [09:44] I can restore from a dump [09:45] Oh, I missed that [09:45] I supopse the easiest way would be to purge and reinstall [09:46] if hte files have been changed it will keep them, but if it was removed it will re-create ? [09:54] purge tries to stop postgres that fails because of the missing files => purge is cancelled [09:55] Well I would brute-force that by hacking the shit out of the .prerm [09:55] But I am not officially recommending that because you can make it worse [09:59] I could purge but reinstall doesn't recreate the 9.1/main cluster [10:00] reinstall without purging generally doesn't recreate deleted stuff [10:00] But I am no expert; someone else might know better [10:00] *I am no postgres expert [10:43] When I use virt-manager to connect to one of my Ubuntu KVM hosts I cannot see the network interfaces listed. I have to enter a interface name manually when creating a VM with "br0". This works fine as far as I can tell but it would be nice to have virt-manager working properly. I dont have this issue with CentOS KVM hosts. [10:43] Any idea why and how I can fix this? [10:44] Hmmm [10:44] is it this bug? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libvirt/+bug/520386 [10:44] Launchpad bug 520386 in libvirt "libvirt-bin hypervisor does not support virConnectNumOfInterfaces / unable to create domain with virt-manager using network bridge" [Medium,Confirmed] [10:45] Thanks bot, you are so awesome === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan [11:18] got some problems with KVM here [11:18] i want to assign a virtual machine to a harware NIC [11:18] like it's shown here: [11:19] http://www.linux-kvm.com/content/using-bridged-networking-virt-manager [11:19] but my virt-manager (version 0.9.1) doesn't have the option "Shared Physical device" [11:19] do i have to compile something special?? [11:20] i cloned the git repository... but the option is still not available [11:23] by cloning i mean, downloading and copmpiling it [11:27] i even tried 2 different distributions Fedora and Ubuntu... the option is not available in both [11:36] it depends on your hardware [11:36] what motherboard/cpu are you using? [11:43] cat /proc/cpuinfo http://pastebin.com/xxcbMGCB [11:44] it's a gujisu server... u need more information? [11:44] funjitsu [11:48] thisismyname: I think that server may run a bit better without ht [11:48] (not related to your question, though) [11:49] why that? i want to do lots of virtualized machines [11:49] so, lots of different threads [11:49] i thought thats perfect for hyperthreading [11:57] thisismyname: hyperthreading may be better, but then, it may not. the linux scheduler may, in many cases, be better than the in-cpu-scheduler. the hyperthreading creates two (or more) logical cpus per core, and effectively reduces the amount of cache available to each of them for that reason [11:58] thisismyname: IIRC the best game for hyperthreading is large amounts of threads handling small amounts of data, like (maybe) an email or web server [11:59] for compute nodes, hyperthreading is rather worthless [12:03] hi everyone [12:04] putting "kernel.isolcpus = 2-7" in my sysctl.conf and rebooting does not have any effect [12:04] and "cpuset" says command not found [12:05] so how can i force the system to not run processes on most of the servers cores? [12:21] thisismyname, maybe http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/How_to_assign_devices_with_VT-d_in_KVM looking at step 3 [12:22] $ cset [12:22] ... [12:22] ImportError: No module named cpuset.main === G is now known as Nigel [12:22] can anyone help please? [12:26] hallyn: Morning, qemu-kvm is trying to pull in usbredir.. it needs a MIR or dropped. :) [12:29] hm. i swear i checked every dep [12:30] gah [12:30] comes from spice package. will drop. thx [12:32] hallyn: hmm, looking at the diff.. + libusbredirhost-dev, does seem to be a new build-depends [12:33] yup, didn't exist in p [12:33] i'm just trying to see just how useful it is. seems like something jdstrand would want :) [12:34] but i really don't like that it comes from the spice page, and shares an author [12:37] hah [12:41] Daviey: I suspect this is useful enough we'll be wanting an MIR, maybe even this cycle if possible. But for now, I've pushed a new build removing it. thanks. [12:44] hallyn: that does look wrong indeed ;) I'm using ipv6 with my containers but never used lxc's static assignation variables so never hit that bug [12:46] hallyn: super, thanks [12:47] Hi, I was wondering if someone could help me figure out what I've done wrong with my ks.cfg file. I've re-spun my ISO to include a ks.cfg file in the root directory and modified /isolinux/txt.cfg to add the additional boot option which includes the ks=ks.cfg line. It boots without an issue but it only boots to the initramfs prompt... [12:47] erichammond, is that 'cf-*' ? or cfn-* ? ie, what tools were you expecting would be there? [12:48] aws-cloudformation-cli ? http://aws.amazon.com/developertools/2555753788650372 ? [12:49] stgraber: i pushed save-config support last night. not sure if you noticed the commit msg, but i'm worried about the personality (lxc.arch) support wrt arm [12:51] all lxc stores is PER_LINUX or PER_LINUX32, and lxc.conf just reds x86 for PER_LINUX32 and x86-64 for PER_LINUX [12:51] well, i guess if it is a problem i'll just have to update the core personality code in lxc. nm, no sense fretting [12:51] yeah, IIRC arm doesn't have personalities, it's an x86 spcific weirdness [12:53] my fear is, [12:53] oh wait [12:54] no yes. my fear: 32-bit arm leaves personality 0 (PER_LINUX) and users don't write lxc.arch, so it all just works. but, then they use api->save_config; [12:55] it sees PER_LINUX and writes lxc.arch = x86-64. next reader gets confused :) [12:55] patdk-lap, thanks... gotta have a look [12:56] patdk-lap, no... that's not the problem [12:56] i guess it's all too magic to me (i.e. diff between PER_LINUX_32BIT and PER_LINUX32) [12:56] hmm [13:00] Daviey: drat, something went wonky with qemu-kvm build/versioning [13:01] hallyn: looking [13:01] eh waht, we have powerpc builds again??? [13:01] (separate issue but i'll need to address that) [13:03] hallyn: hmm, yeah, I can see this being a problem... how difficult would it be to make save_config() never write a "default" value to the file? [13:03] oh drat [13:03] stgraber: the problem is we don't know if we need a default or not. whic his why core will need to be updated [13:03] Daviey: got it now the problem is with the kvm virtual package. sigh. [13:04] hallyn: right, having something clean in core would be nice. For lxc.arch itself, we should only write it if it's != 0 [13:05] stgraber: but what exactly does == 0 mean? if you move a 64-bit continer rootfs from 64-bit to 32-bit host, does 0 mean something different? [13:05] (I assume personality is 0 in 32-bit-on32-bit and in 64-bit -on-64-bit) [13:05] (maybe not) [13:06] hallyn: so you are building 'kvm' [13:07] Daviey: i need to figure out how to reproduce the dh_gencontrol crap for kvm in the new rules file [13:07] :( [13:07] hallyn: what isn't clear to me, is why you are hitting this now, but not previously [13:07] can i just override_dh_gencontrol? [13:07] your diff didn't do this. [13:07] hallyn: sure, you can.. but not sure that is the right fix [13:07] Daviey: yes it did. it's the change in rules file (complete grounds-up change) [13:08] i think it is. kvm has a different versioning scheme than qemu-kvm [13:08] well, [13:08] hallyn: ah! your prior build didn't build.. so didn't hit this [13:08] oh, right :) [13:08] you meant that diff :) [13:08] hallyn: So.. it's a merge issue. [13:08] Daviey: do you think i can get away with just not building kvm? [13:08] the meta-package already exists and is out there... doesn't need to change [13:09] hallyn: should you be building the kvm package from this src package? [13:09] let's say a user does 'apt-get install kvm'. it installs qemu-kvm bc of depends. i don't need to push a newer kvm to depend on newer qemu-kvm (for each build) do I? [13:11] no [13:11] stgraber: in a bit i'll do some experiments to get my bearings around what personality values are valid... [13:11] hallyn: I haven't dug into this.. but this is myu understanding.. [13:11] Debian builds a kvm package from qemu-kvm [13:11] we build a kvm package from a seperate source package, as a meta package [13:11] hallyn: hmm, yeah, it's annoying ;) so moving a 64bit container to a 32bit host won't work as you need a 64bit kernel for it to boot but moving a 32bit container from a 64bit host to a 32bit host will make it have the i386 personality in the config file, that'd map to 1 but won't exist as 32bit doesn't have personalities [13:11] Daviey: no [13:12] hallyn: I thought that was the resolution we came up with last cycle? [13:12] Daviey: we always built kvm from qemu-kvm, but debian/rules had two dh_gencontrol lines to change version on kvm [13:12] Daviey: oh, maybe i misunderstood. if you'res saying that is waht we *should* do, we can... but it's not something we ever did in the past [13:13] hallyn: kvm is just a meta package, no? [13:13] yup [13:13] hallyn: yeah, i thought we discussed this last cycle.. maybe we didn't complete it. [13:13] if we did, it went over my head [13:13] but again, if two dh_gencontrol lines fix it without a new source package, then why not? [13:14] hallyn: if that fixes it, then it seems the cheapest fix. [13:14] ok lemme try [13:14] hallyn: i'm interested in what your 2 lines say. [13:15] hallyn: if your two lines create a lie, then it seems nastier IMO. [13:15] dh_gencontrol -s -Nkvm [13:15] dh_gencontrol -pkvm -- -v1:84+dfsg-0ubuntu16+$(debsrc_ver)+$(debian_rev) [13:16] hallyn: it seems hard to document why the heck that version number exists by that.. but perhaps less overhead. [13:17] Daviey: well it came from the switch from upstream kvm to upstream qemu-kvm. remember they used to have version numbers like 66,67, etc [13:17] then they switched to qemu-kvm-0.x [13:19] Daviey: can you kick the current -ubuntu2 qemu-kvm source pkg so i can re-use that version #, or shall i bump the version? [13:20] stgraber: 32-bit doesn't have personalities? [13:21] i thought sunos/irix etc personalities long pre-dated 64-bit [13:22] hallyn: well, it might have personalities but only have a single one as it's not technically able to run something else than 32bit [13:23] hallyn: no, the source package is published, so need to bump revision regardless [13:23] I'd have to check the code again, last I poked at this was during our sprint last year ;) [13:23] Daviey: ok, thx [13:23] stgraber: do you have an arm box handy, where you could compile+run http://people.canonical.com/~serge/getpers.c ? [13:24] hallyn: sure [13:24] root@delmak:~# ./getpers [13:24] personality is 8388608 [13:24] hallyn: ^ [13:25] eh hrm? [13:25] what if you change the printf to '%u' from '%d' ? [13:25] (though i think it's only char, not int, that becomes unsigned on arm) [13:26] same thing [13:27] hm [13:29] that's FDPIC_FUNCPTRS [13:30] heh, or just ADDR_LIMIT_32BIT === benji is now known as Guest14462 [13:31] stgraber: nm, i was wrong about the lxc code. it initializes pers to -1, so we're goot. [13:31] i'll fix it in your branch in a bit (once i'm over qemu killing me) [13:32] ok :) === benji___ is now known as benji [13:35] stgraber: in a debian/rules file, will ifeq ($(DEB_HOST_ARCH_CPU),arm always be true for all arm arches? [13:37] hallyn: it at least seems to work on armel and amrhf, not sure that'll be true for arm64 [13:37] (but we don't care yet) [13:38] great, thanks. will suffice for now [13:43] Daviey: weren't ppc builders offline last cycle? is their being up a new thing? [13:44] hallyn: no, powerpc was on last cycle. [13:44] hallyn: a powerpc build failure, isn't a release blocker. [13:45] hallyn: qemu-kvm did build fine in precise, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qemu-kvm/1.0+noroms-0ubuntu13 [13:45] Daviey: yeah but it disabled kvm acceleration [13:46] hallyn: right, but the fact that the package is failing in quantal for armel, armhf and powerpc, when in precise it worked.. probably should be investigated :) [13:46] i'm not sitting here twiddling my thumbs [13:48] (the arm is fixed in my local pkg, jsut looking into ppc to see if i can get the built to succeed with --enable-kvm, as i know some folks would like that) === zyga is now known as zyga-food [14:11] stgraber: actually i guess what i pushed last night should do the right thing! have you run that branch on arm at all? [14:14] hallyn: nope, not yet. Busy writting meeting minutes and will then have a team meeting... but should have some time to test it later this morning [14:16] New bug: #1015582 in puppet (main) "package puppetmaster-passenger 2.7.11-1ubuntu2 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1015582 [14:24] stgraber: thanks! === zyga-food is now known as zyga === skaet_ is now known as skaet [15:02] hello, I want to proxypass another url, but I have already proxypass / how can I do that ? === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte === zyga is now known as zyga-afk [15:31] Daviey: still waiting for confirmation that ppc builds, but i'm looking at http://people.canonical.com/~serge/qemu-kvm.debdiff [15:32] (then hopefully i can get back to plentiful lxc work :) [15:32] hallyn: sorry for the interrupt :) [15:35] Hi all. What is console-kit-daemon for? I'm running 10.04 server w/ no graphical interface and I'm seeing this process take a lot of resources... [15:39] CharlieSu: 'apt-cache show consolekit' suggests it's the "we're so much cooler than our elders" utmp replacement [15:41] hallyn: do I need it though? [15:42] hallyn: I've got a server that is used as a SFTP server bigtime.. and it looks like it is slowing my computer down [15:42] CharlieSu: it's part of ubuntu-core, so i think so. [15:42] CharlieSu: but no harm waiting for someone who knows more than i to answer [15:42] (all i know is what apt-cache just told me) === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away [15:44] then again maybe not [15:44] dpkg -L consolekit sure seems very system-d and X11-ish [15:48] i don't know that i'd advise this, but i just did dpkg -r policykit-1 consolekit on a server, still seems ok. [15:50] hallyn: ya i disabled it on a server and it still runs.. lol [15:51] CharlieSu: new-fangled &^*&^* [15:52] hi. trying to get my first MaaS node installed via PXE, but i always run into 'bad archive mirror' no matter what i do. got a hit for me? [16:01] kirkland, is ther ea way that i can create ~/.byobu ? [16:02] i want to create it, and then disable one status update [16:02] (via user-data so its not htere first time i run it) === fenris is now known as Guest34289 [16:14] jamespage: hey, around? [16:15]