uvirtbot | New bug: #1033712 in whois (main) "Sync whois 5.0.18 (main) from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1033712 | 00:11 |
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MoleMan | for internal purposes, is it possible to configure bind9 for DNS records that are just a single word? would you have to create each as a seperate zone or something? or is it not possible | 02:46 |
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lifeless | you could make them all top level entries, but its -much- more common to set a local domain such as .local, or use split horizon on your company domain | 02:51 |
lifeless | less likely to run into odd things that way | 02:51 |
MoleMan | yeah, I came to the conclusion that I couldn't be bothered manually creating the zones for each one, so I resorted to making a domain to use... then moved back to considering buying a domain, and some cheap web-hosting... #fail | 02:57 |
MoleMan | would I be correct in presuming that in DNS records @ is the equivalent of a wildcard * / the value for the main domain? | 03:00 |
ScottK | No. | 03:03 |
ScottK | Wildcard and value for the main domain aren't the same thing. | 03:03 |
ScottK | @ is the main domain. | 03:04 |
MoleMan | okay, | 03:06 |
MoleMan | is there a way to set invalid/unspecified subdomains redirect to the main, in a wildcard type manner? | 03:07 |
ScottK | Yes. | 03:11 |
ScottK | But it requires reading documentation. | 03:11 |
nathwill | hey maskilpdx, you around? | 03:15 |
* MoleMan is about ready to just purge bind9 | 03:53 | |
erichammond | After many years of running bind8/9, I finally turned over my DNS work to Amazon Route53. They served almost 50 million DNS hits for my personal servers last month. | 04:14 |
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AdvoWork | I'm booting my VM of Ubuntu 12.04 Server and I think it's not booting due to mounts in /etc/fstab. Is there a way I can edit the /etc/fstab from the grub> menu? I get the option to boot into normal mode, recovery mode, any suggestions please? I've got access via a VPN. | 08:25 |
Jeeves_ | AdvoWork: You can try booting with init=/bin/sh | 08:25 |
AdvoWork | Jeeves_, before I read that, ive booted into recovery mode, and got a root console up, im trying to change /etc/fstab but it says its read only. so i tried sudo vim /etc/fstab same, any idea how I can change etc/fstab? | 08:32 |
Jeeves_ | AdvoWork: mount -o remount,rw / | 08:33 |
Jeeves_ | vi /etc/fstab | 08:33 |
Jeeves_ | mount -o remount,ro / | 08:33 |
Jeeves_ | reboot | 08:33 |
AdvoWork | Jeeves_, but when I did vim /etc/fstab it said it was readonly and wouldnt save my changes :S | 08:37 |
Jeeves_ | AdvoWork: Thats because the filesystem is mounted read-only | 08:38 |
Jeeves_ | That's why you need to remount,rw | 08:38 |
AdvoWork | ahh, so do: mount -o remount,rw / first, or do i need to be in a certain location to do that? | 08:38 |
jpds_ | AdvoWork: Yes, and no. | 08:40 |
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AdvoWork | Jeeves_, jpds i've gotta say "Thanks" that solve my issue, and my server now boots up! Thanks loads | 09:02 |
koolhead17 | hi all | 09:07 |
basil60 | any chance of getting some advice re ubuntu 11.04 and a a web server that tests as working, but I can't see any pages? It worked fine till a week ago, when electricians turned off my power. Since then, I haven't been able to see any web pages. I've run tests, that show it's "up", but I can' t see anything. I admit to being a linux noob, but I have been able to configure and keep it running till the electrical shutdown. I'd like a | 09:09 |
AdvoWork | On my Ubuntu 12.04 I have mounts(that are like: //IP/share /home/whatever cifs exec) which I know work fine, but when I do sudo mount -a they ask for a password, if i press enter it accepts it, and the shares seem to work fine, but because of asking for those passwords, it stops the server booting up.Any ideas please? | 09:17 |
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adac | trying to upgrade from 10.04 to 12.04 bit i do geht this: | 09:33 |
adac | sudo do-release-upgrade --proposed | 09:33 |
adac | Checking for a new ubuntu release | 09:33 |
adac | No new release found | 09:33 |
adac | any ideas? | 09:33 |
basil60 | thanks guys..I'll try again later | 09:37 |
basil60 | ciao | 09:37 |
jpds | adac: -d ? | 09:38 |
adac | jpds, ah I see the first point release has not been relesased yet | 09:39 |
rbasak | AdvoWork: see mount.cifs(8). I think you want the guest option. | 09:43 |
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stiv2k | hello | 10:06 |
stiv2k | is there any utility to configure what the power buttons and stuff do on a headless ubuntu server | 10:07 |
stiv2k | i'd like to be able to suspend/wake my boinc cluster computers easily by pressing the button | 10:07 |
stiv2k | and eventually also on schedule via WOL | 10:07 |
rbasak | stiv2k: start from /etc/acpi/events/powerbtn | 10:08 |
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stiv2k | rbasak eh | 10:11 |
stiv2k | rbasak i dont know how to edit those | 10:13 |
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uvirtbot | New bug: #1033920 in horizon (main) "Dashboard raises a ServiceCatalogException when attempting to download juju settings" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1033920 | 11:01 |
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uvirtbot | New bug: #1033934 in horizon (main) "Attempting to change regions in the dashboard does not display correctly" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1033934 | 11:31 |
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Sprocks | !autoconf | 12:22 |
Sprocks | im looking for how to acquire and install autoconf so that i may install something from github can anyone help? | 12:23 |
soren | Wrong channel. | 12:23 |
RoyK | Sprocks: apt-get install autotools | 12:23 |
RoyK | !autotools | 12:24 |
Sprocks | !autotools | 12:24 |
patdk-wk | !autoanswer | 12:24 |
Sprocks | unable to find autotools is the message i got | 12:24 |
AdvoWork | can I somehow see what groups a user belongs to? | 12:25 |
Pici | AdvoWork: use 'groups $username' | 12:25 |
Pici | RoyK: does autotools-dev provide what Sprocks needs? | 12:25 |
Sprocks | !autotools-dev | 12:26 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #1033956 in maas (main) "DEFAULT_MAAS_URL should include the '/MAAS' part." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1033956 | 12:26 |
Pici | !info autotools-dev | 12:26 |
ubottu | autotools-dev (source: autotools-dev): Update infrastructure for config.{guess,sub} files. In component main, is optional. Version 20120210.1ubuntu1 (precise), package size 41 kB, installed size 181 kB | 12:26 |
RoyK | Pici: guess so | 12:26 |
Sprocks | nope it doesnt seem to | 12:26 |
Sprocks | im really trying to get aclocal and i was told it is in autoconf | 12:27 |
Pici | !info autoconf | 12:27 |
ubottu | autoconf (source: autoconf): automatic configure script builder. In component main, is optional. Version 2.68-1ubuntu2 (precise), package size 546 kB, installed size 1858 kB | 12:27 |
Sprocks | think i found it, package automake | 12:29 |
Sprocks | that worked, thanks for help guys found what i needed | 12:30 |
Pici | great | 12:32 |
Sprocks | also needed build-essential package as well | 12:37 |
Lachezar | Hello all... I am fiddling with Ubuntu Server and Java. How come the OpenJDK-7 JDK have so humonstrous dependencies? Most have to do with Gnome... | 12:38 |
Lachezar | Can't I install OpenJDK-7 with OpenJDK-7-JRE-Headless only? | 12:40 |
Sprocks | how do i fix "error: possibly undefined macro: AC_CHECK_LIB" ? | 12:44 |
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RoyK | anyone here tried to use a qlogic iscsi hba with ubuntu? | 12:47 |
jamespage | smoser, is utlemming around this week? I've not managed to catch him either yesterday or today | 12:49 |
smoser | i dont know. others have pinged me looking for him also. | 12:49 |
smoser | i dont recall that he was out. | 12:49 |
jamespage | smoser, calender says not - I'll see if arosales knows | 12:50 |
smoser | yeah | 12:50 |
rbasak | Sprocks: try looking into autoreconf | 12:51 |
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smb | roaksoax, Would you have some time for some questions about the IPMI issue (and would you be ok talking here?) | 12:58 |
roaksoax | smb: yeah definitely | 13:00 |
roaksoax | smb: so I have been reading the manual (as I didn | 13:00 |
roaksoax | smb: so I have been reading the manual (as I didn't put the cards into the servers), and i should be able to access to it without doing anything special | 13:01 |
smb | roaksoax, If those follow the modes that my supermicro board does you only need the drivers to access it without net locally | 13:01 |
smb | roaksoax, There are also modes which connect via net to the bmc and those would not need the drivers at all | 13:02 |
* ppetraki o/ | 13:03 | |
* smb was just trying to find out whether net connections would work | 13:04 | |
roaksoax | smb: yeah, so everything works like a charm | 13:04 |
roaksoax | smb: I can access the WebUI, the lan protocol is configured | 13:04 |
roaksoax | smb: everything works as expected but trying to access it locally | 13:04 |
roaksoax | smb: so my issue seems to be better explained here: http://bodgitandscarper.co.uk/centos/hp-microserver-remote-management-card/ | 13:06 |
smb | roaksoax, Ok so that then might be some bios problem | 13:07 |
smb | roaksoax, Have you tried with the alternate address as well? | 13:07 |
roaksoax | smb: testing now | 13:08 |
cwesterfield | anyone know how to get past this configure error "configure: error: Package requirements (libcrypto) were not met:" | 13:12 |
roaksoax | smb: doesn't seem to be solved | 13:13 |
smb | roaksoax, and dmesg prints the alternate address? Second thing to check would be your manual (whether they have a different default address) | 13:14 |
roaksoax | smb: seems to be exactly this "IPMI KCS interface is at 0xCA2 in memory, not 0xCA8 that the kernel is trying to probe" | 13:15 |
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roaksoax | smb: alright, so a reboot did it | 13:17 |
smb | roaksoax, Ah, maybe the module was still loaded with the wrong address | 13:17 |
roaksoax | smb: yeah, apparently so. So it would be a BIOS issue then? not the kernel for trying to probe a different address? | 13:18 |
smb | roaksoax, Right, as the blog said the address comes from the smbios | 13:18 |
roaksoax | smb: alright then. I'll try to update and see my findings. Thanks for the help :) | 13:18 |
smb | roaksoax, NP, one issue gone is a good issue... :) | 13:19 |
roaksoax | indeed :) | 13:19 |
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RoyK | http://paste.ubuntu.com/1134307/ <-- anyone that can help me out with an iSCSI problem? Trying with software initiator now, after a rather large amount of problems with Qlogic HBA on Ubuntu, but still no luck - I can connect to the same target from a Centos 5.8 machine without problems | 14:04 |
thisismyname | hiu there, qestion: is it possible to assign multiple ethernet interfaces with vmbuilder? Or whats best practise for handling this? | 14:15 |
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RoyK | !bug 1034015 | 14:36 |
uvirtbot | Launchpad bug 1034015 in ubuntu "Fails to connect to iSCSI target" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1034015 | 14:36 |
jamespage | zul: did bug 1025203 ever make it into the archive? | 14:43 |
uvirtbot | Launchpad bug 1025203 in quantum "Trying to overwrite '/etc/quantum/plugins/openvswitch/ovs_quantum_plugin.ini', which is also in package quantum-server" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1025203 | 14:43 |
zul | jamespage: not yet. | 14:43 |
jamespage | zul, are you in it? i.e. can I assign you the bug? | 14:43 |
jamespage | on it rather.... | 14:44 |
zul | jamespage, sure | 14:44 |
jamespage | zul, ta | 14:44 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #1006671 in swift (main) "swift command has unhelpful manpage" [Low,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1006671 | 14:51 |
AdvoWork | How can I change a folder with permissions drwxrwsrwx to: drwxrwxrwx ? | 14:56 |
cwesterfield | Is there a webserver app or plugin that would allow you to traverse folders on a server and then download entire folders? (maybe auto zip them) | 14:58 |
ahs3 | hallyn: dude. netcf got uploaded last night. go nuts :). | 15:07 |
hallyn | ahs3: saw that around midnight - thanks! | 15:08 |
jamespage | roaksoax, sorry - just realised that we agreed you would add that note to cobbler about unauth'ed calls | 15:15 |
jamespage | and I closed out your bug | 15:15 |
* jamespage reprimands himself for trying to be to tidy.... | 15:15 | |
roaksoax | JoeVLcek: no worries :) | 15:15 |
roaksoax | jamespage: i had forgettong it so closing it reminded me | 15:16 |
jamespage | roaksoax, lol | 15:16 |
jamespage | zul, I just merges openvswitch from Debian unstable as requested in MIR - lots of fixes | 15:16 |
jamespage | are we using it in the test lab for openstack yet? | 15:16 |
zul | jamespage, cool not yet | 15:17 |
zul | jamespage: im thinking we need juju charms for quantum first | 15:17 |
zul | jamespage: i would bug adam_g about it | 15:17 |
jamespage | zul, sure - I'll bug adam_g then :-) | 15:18 |
jamespage | I think it might co-exist with the nova-compute charm | 15:18 |
jamespage | but not sure... | 15:18 |
JoeVLcek | roaksoax: did you mean jamespage: no worries ;) | 15:25 |
roaksoax | JoeVLcek: yeah, sorry :) | 15:26 |
JoeVLcek | roaksoax: no worries ;) | 15:27 |
JoeVLcek | roaksoax: just wanted to make sure you didn't need me to pay attention to something. ;) back to sleep I go. ;) | 15:27 |
hallyn | ahs3: say, looking at the debian netcf-0.2.0, it seems you re-added some old patches from 0.1.9? (or some tool did) | 15:31 |
hallyn | they're not applied, but they're in debian/patches/ | 15:32 |
ahs3 | hallyn: hrm. probably did not specifically remove them from my branch; i shouldn't do these late at night :(.... | 15:34 |
hallyn | ahs3: is updating the Standards-Version to 3.9.3. the only change you purposely made? | 15:37 |
ahs3 | hallyn: yup | 15:37 |
hallyn | cool, thanks. (then i can upload to q) | 15:37 |
ahs3 | and only 'cause lintian whined about it | 15:37 |
hallyn | i'm always afraid of changing those bc i'm afraid i may be lying that i'm compatible with the new version :) | 15:37 |
ahs3 | heh | 15:38 |
joe_Vitel | Does anyone have any experience setting up Ubuntu with MAAS? I'm having some weird time issues when trying to add nodes. | 16:03 |
hallyn | roaksoax: would you mind terribly pushing http://people.canonical.com/~serge/netcf6/netcf_0.2.0-1ubuntu1.dsc ? I don't seem to have rights | 16:13 |
roaksoax | hallyn: sure | 16:18 |
rbasak | jamespage: why doesn't bug 850960 appear on your SRU list? What criteria is it missing? | 16:20 |
uvirtbot | Launchpad bug 850960 in open-iscsi "iscsid tries to reconnect existing session at startup, failing to do so and hanging the system" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/850960 | 16:20 |
jamespage | rbasak, server team might not be subscribed to that package | 16:21 |
rbasak | Ah, I see. | 16:21 |
rbasak | Thanks | 16:21 |
roaksoax | hallyn: is this a sync+applying changes? cause all the previous ubuntu changelog is gone | 16:25 |
hallyn | roaksoax: yes, a sync with a single change, to switch the libnl desp from libnl1 to libnl3 | 16:26 |
hallyn | no ubuntu changes remain | 16:26 |
roaksoax | hallyn: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1134531/ | 16:26 |
roaksoax | hallyn: that's how changelogs should probably look like in this kind of case | 16:26 |
roaksoax | hallyn: I'll make that change and upload | 16:29 |
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hallyn | roaksoax: oh right, sync not merge. thx | 16:39 |
roaksoax | hallyn: :) done! | 16:40 |
hallyn | smb: so bug 1031090, is there any reason not to update precise kernel to set the bit? | 16:40 |
uvirtbot | Launchpad bug 1031090 in linux "kvm_intel not loadable in a quantal guest" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1031090 | 16:40 |
jimbaker | the tricks of memory, that would be the sun version of jdk 7 i was remembering, https://blogs.oracle.com/jtc/entry/comparing_jvms_on_arm_linux | 16:40 |
smb | hallyn, Mostly that I have not gotten a feedback on the final version of that. And the worry to break anything in case of setting the flag but not adding real support. | 16:41 |
smb | hallyn, I did some tests and I think it is ok now, but getting it into a precise update with cutoff on this thursday is rather hard now. | 16:42 |
hallyn | yeah | 16:43 |
smb | There is no upload planned beside of what was in verification testing. | 16:43 |
hallyn | well i guess a later kernel update is fine, this won't break server installs for ppl right? | 16:43 |
hallyn | so perhaps 12.04.1 isn't so important | 16:43 |
smb | No this is a sole problem of a nested installation | 16:43 |
hallyn | and hopefully after instll, ppl will first update before setting up vms | 16:44 |
smb | hallyn, Yo won't have problems running a first level vm | 16:44 |
zaitzev | hi all | 16:44 |
smb | Just to create another vm in your first vm is broken | 16:44 |
joe_Vitel | Can anyone figure why I would be getting the (Apache) error: "[Tue Aug 07 10:42:36 2012] [error] Expired timestamp: given 1344336205 and now 1344357756 has a greater difference than threshold 300"? NTP is running and the hardware clock is correct. I don't know where to look next... | 16:45 |
hallyn | smb: right, but so if someone installs from 12.04.1 cd and immediately tries to run a guest they'll fail to run kvm in guest. not so bad. | 16:45 |
hallyn | smb: thanks | 16:45 |
zaitzev | perhaps one of you can help me out a little here? I'm looking for a way to add a user to my server that has ftp read/write access to another users' home directory | 16:45 |
hallyn | ok, resetting networking for tftp, hopefully i'm back in a min | 16:46 |
smb | hallyn, Right, yeah and also they can do precise-precise but not precise-quantal (quantal-quantal would work as well) | 16:47 |
hallyn | and worst case they just don't get nested acceleration | 16:47 |
hallyn | so i'll go focus onanother qemu bug :) | 16:47 |
smb | hallyn, :) | 16:47 |
joe_Vitel | zaitzev: you could add the new user to the existing user's group and grant that group read/write access. Don't know if that is the best solution, but it's a solution | 16:51 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #904014 in netcf (universe) "[MIR] netcf" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/904014 | 16:51 |
zaitzev | joe_Vitel: Does the new user have to have a home directory on its own or something? | 16:52 |
joe_Vitel | I wouldn't think, though usually adding a new user will create a home for them | 16:53 |
zaitzev | I tried adduser with no home dir, and I think I did add him to the group of the first user | 16:53 |
zaitzev | but I couldn't do much.. | 16:53 |
joe_Vitel | zaitzev: Of course, I'm not a big FTP person. I don't know if your FTP users are the same as system users | 16:54 |
zaitzev | truth be told, I only have myself and a close friend using this server | 16:54 |
zaitzev | however, I'm running a Counter-Strike server that my brother plays on a lot, and he wants to be able to edit, configure and mess around with the CS:S server files | 16:55 |
zaitzev | but I do not want to give him the user/pass to the account that runs the server | 16:56 |
zaitzev | and, I'm not very familiar with the whole user/group system.. | 16:57 |
joe_Vitel | zaitzev: I would suggest creating a system user account, grant him permissions to modify the folders/files and then hand him the IP to SSH to, no FTP required | 16:59 |
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zaitzev | joe_Vitel: what would the parameters be? Just add a normal user, and add him to the group the first user is in? | 17:08 |
joe_Vitel | zaitzev: Yes. The command you'll use is chmod to modify the permissions for the folder. I don't know the permissions off the top of my head, but Google should be able to help you. | 17:18 |
zaitzev | joe_Vitel: so far what I did was create the new user, added to the group of the first user (the default usergroup). However the new user cannot do anything in the directory. | 17:19 |
zaitzev | I would've thought it worked, but no | 17:20 |
joe_Vitel | ls -lh will show you the permissions (probably something along the lines of drwxr-xr-x). r means read, w means write, x means execute | 17:21 |
hallyn | stgraber: hey, i wouldn't do it today, but pls let me know if you have any objections to my putting seccomp into quantal's lxc (using my patch from two weeks ago) | 17:21 |
zaitzev | joe_Vitel: Yeah I know, and the folder containing the gameserver has these permissions: drwxrwxr-x | 17:21 |
zaitzev | so the new user SHOULD be able to do whatever within that folder, but that doesn't work | 17:22 |
joe_Vitel | for user/group your username? and you're sure new user is in group you username? | 17:22 |
stgraber | hallyn: no objection | 17:23 |
zaitzev | oh wait, never mind, I was in the user home directory which apparently doesn't allow the new user to do anything | 17:23 |
zaitzev | my bad :) | 17:23 |
zaitzev | next step would be to symlink that folder into the new users home dir | 17:24 |
zaitzev | since the ftp server is jailed to the user homedir, a symlink is needed. | 17:24 |
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zaitzev | but when I make one it doesn't appear in the ftp :P | 17:25 |
joe_Vitel | There is probably a config option somewhere in your ftp server to follow symlinks | 17:25 |
zaitzev | I don't remember how it was done..I have a symlink on MY user in MY homedir, showing up in the ftp | 17:26 |
zaitzev | I thought it was ln -s target linkname | 17:27 |
plm | people, how I know when the ubunut was installed? are there a file where are indicate this, like as /etc/lsb-release? | 17:28 |
hallyn | stgraber: great | 17:29 |
plm | anyone? | 17:30 |
zaitzev | plm: try this: | 17:31 |
zaitzev | ls -al /var/log/installer/syslog | 17:31 |
zaitzev | the date of the file should reflect the date the system was installed | 17:31 |
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plm | zaitzev: thanks | 17:35 |
zaitzev | maybe I should use mount instead of symlink | 17:42 |
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joe_Vitel | Can anyone make sense of the apache error "Expired timestamp: given 1344340094 and now 1344361645 has a greater difference than threshold 300" when trying to add a node to Ubuntu MAAS? ntp is running and the hardware clock is correct. | 18:05 |
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rbasak | joe_Vitel: it looks like one of the clocks is off by six hours. Do you have the hardware clock set to UTC? | 18:09 |
joe_Vitel | rbasak: Yes, and changing it doesn't seem to make a difference. It's always roughly 21k seconds difference | 18:10 |
rbasak | joe_Vitel: what about the maas server? | 18:10 |
rbasak | joe_Vitel: what time zone are you in? | 18:10 |
joe_Vitel | America/Denver | 18:10 |
joe_Vitel | MST, UTC - 7 I believe | 18:10 |
rbasak | it does sound suspiciously like a local time / UTC problem | 18:11 |
joe_Vitel | My thoughts as well, but I can't seem to narrow down where what is getting the wrong time zone | 18:11 |
rbasak | check "date --utc" on the maas server | 18:11 |
joe_Vitel | Tue Aug 7 18:11:42 UTC 2012 | 18:11 |
joe_Vitel | +6 hours from local time | 18:12 |
rbasak | I'm stumped then, sorry. Try #maas | 18:12 |
joe_Vitel | Yeah, kind of where I'm sitting too. It SHOULD work, but... doesn't... Thanks for the help though. | 18:13 |
rbasak | Perhaps manually skew the hardware clock by six hours? | 18:13 |
joe_Vitel | Yeah, was thinking of giving that a try. | 18:13 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #1034098 in bind9 (main) "package bind9 1:9.8.1.dfsg.P1-4ubuntu0.2 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1034098 | 18:15 |
shiman6 | on ubuntu server 12.04 (x64), eth0 stops transmitting during a multicast session. I have to restart the server to use eth0 again | 18:16 |
shiman6 | wow, this chat is dead | 18:21 |
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shiman6 | Anybody active? | 18:31 |
Pici | Yes, but I don't know the answer to your question. | 18:31 |
shiman6 | Okay. Is there any known issues regarding clonezilla? | 18:32 |
shiman6 | the clonezilla channel is completely empty, so i have to ask here | 18:32 |
druonysus | I am trying to set up nagiosgrapher on ubuntu 12.04 in aws. does the nagiosgrapher package do any basic configuration of nagiosgrapher? | 18:42 |
druonysus | I see there is a template directory but nothing is in it | 18:42 |
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SpamapS | http://grza.net/GIS/Admiral%20Ackbar%20SNMP%20Notifications.jpg | 18:50 |
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soren | SpamapS: SNMP does seem rather alien. | 18:58 |
SpamapS | yes, if aliens are lax about security and like multiple unnecessary layers of indirection :) | 18:59 |
soren | SpamapS: They love that stuff. | 19:05 |
SpamapS | soren: really if you think about it long enough that *totally* explains the turning-cows-inside-out obsession | 19:07 |
adam_g | zul: why'd you skip those failing keystone tests? what was causing the failure? was just about to lookat it | 19:15 |
zul | adam_g: i think it was do to keystone running in a chroot, if you want to take a crack at them without skipping them be my guyest | 19:15 |
zul | people still use net-snmp? how quaint | 19:16 |
adam_g | hmm | 19:20 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #1034125 in lxc (main) "containers can load a kernel to kexec" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1034125 | 19:26 |
hallyn | zul: any opinion on bug 1030612 ? moving those to recommends will still get them auto-installed unless user shouts, so maybe it's fine? | 19:35 |
uvirtbot | Launchpad bug 1030612 in libvirt "libvirt depends on undesirable additional packages" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1030612 | 19:35 |
zul | hallyn: i dont have a problem with dnsmasq but libavhi? | 19:35 |
hallyn | zul: i don't even know what libvirt uses that for | 19:37 |
zul | hallyn: neither do i | 19:38 |
zul | hallyn, must be for some name discovery destopy stuff.. | 19:38 |
zul | smoser: do you have any problems with above? ^^^ | 19:38 |
smoser | well, the bug description says they're undesirable. | 19:39 |
smoser | so i have a feeling i dont want them | 19:39 |
smoser | :) | 19:39 |
resno | question for you folks. if you had a small businness idea, would you start in a vps or host from home? | 19:39 |
smoser | resno, vps. | 19:40 |
smoser | (or ec2) | 19:40 |
smoser | hallyn, if it functions with those not isntalled, i think i see no objection. | 19:40 |
resno | just to much hassle to host at home or not cost effective? smoser | 19:40 |
resno | or is speed the issue? | 19:40 |
hallyn | smoser: well, depends on what 'functions' means. virbr0 won't work (no dnsmasq-base) | 19:41 |
hallyn | so it'll end up with a different setup with and without those | 19:41 |
ScottK | resno: Reliablity. | 19:41 |
ScottK | Unless you have redundant power and network connections to your home. | 19:41 |
smoser | resno, what ScottK said mostly. | 19:42 |
smoser | hallyn, is virbr0 broken? | 19:42 |
smoser | or just no dnsmasq on it | 19:42 |
hallyn | smoser: actually not sure - i suspect libvirt might fail to start (with virbr0 set to autostart) bc of it | 19:43 |
hallyn | anyway if you didn' twant dnsmasq-base, you better not want virbr0 | 19:43 |
hallyn | feh, i'll wait a bit on that one. clearly i need to experiment. thanks. | 19:44 |
hallyn | stgraber: do you have any lxc precise-proposed changes pending? | 19:45 |
stgraber | hallyn: nope | 19:46 |
stgraber | hallyn: at this point it's best to stack without uploading as precise is frozen for the point release | 19:46 |
stgraber | hallyn: unless it's a critical issue that should be fixed for the point release | 19:47 |
hallyn | stgraber: suggestsions where to stack? | 19:47 |
hallyn | nah, ,not critical, just a fix for the 'stop lxc-net breaks if LXC_USE_BRIDGE=false' bug | 19:47 |
hallyn | in fact i'll just put it off until next week | 19:47 |
stgraber | hallyn: either branch ubuntu:precise-proposed/lxc assuming it's valid and up to date or just attach some good old debdiffs to the bugs | 19:48 |
hallyn | i didn't think precise-proposed had a bzr tree. cool. | 19:48 |
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ahs3 | hallyn: just to make sure...there should be _no_ patches in netcf now, correct? | 20:01 |
hallyn | ahs3: incorrect. there should be 3 | 20:03 |
hallyn | fixpathsetp, add-tests-debian, and add-ncftool-manpage | 20:03 |
ahs3 | hallyn: oic. yup. got it. | 20:04 |
hallyn | (all three forwarded upstream, should be droppec by 2.0.1 hopefully) | 20:04 |
ahs3 | k. i'm going to fix that up and re-upload | 20:06 |
hallyn | is that definately worth it? | 20:06 |
ahs3 | dunno. i'd rather have it done right | 20:07 |
hallyn | i guess it coudl be confusing not to. | 20:07 |
hallyn | ok | 20:07 |
* ahs3 is working on it now | 20:07 | |
arrrghhh | hello. is it possible to run ubuntu server behind a proxy server? | 20:32 |
rbasak | Yes. | 20:33 |
arrrghhh | i added my proxy info when i installed, and it seemed to work. but now i apt-get update and it does not. | 20:33 |
jcastro | anyone know if hp cloud's storage thing provides simple http serving like s3/gcs do? | 20:33 |
arrrghhh | i googled it, and everyone tells me to add some likes to /etc/bash.bashrc. but i don't see anything there from the installer - where does the installer put the proxy info? | 20:33 |
rbasak | Take a look around /etc/apt. There should be something setting Acquire::http::Proxy in there. If there's not, you need to add it. See the apt.conf manpage for details. | 20:36 |
arrrghhh | ok thx | 20:36 |
jcastro | ah, it seems HP storage does indeed do simple http serving | 20:37 |
arrrghhh | rbasak, /etc/apt/apt.conf.... now why isn't it working is the question :P. what is the 'proper' way to add a proxy globally to the system? | 20:38 |
rbasak | On server, the best you can do is add set http_proxy in /etc/environment as far as I'm aware. But that doesn't necessarily cover everything | 20:39 |
arrrghhh | yea i'm getting 407 proxy auth required. i placed a username/password in there, but it doesn't seem tow ork. | 20:39 |
arrrghhh | work* | 20:39 |
arrrghhh | hrm. | 20:39 |
rbasak | Not sure about proxy auth | 20:42 |
rbasak | (for apt) | 20:42 |
arrrghhh | i managed to get this working on ubuntu desktop | 20:43 |
arrrghhh | i was "scared" to install server for this reason. i figured since i got it working on desktop, i can get it working on server. | 20:44 |
arrrghhh | but my solution isn't so elegant. whenever apt would give me an error on the desktop version about proxy auth, i would fire up FF and it would ask me to auth. then apt-get would work, for a period of time. | 20:44 |
haxxpop | Where must I get sandbox to run untrusted app? | 20:44 |
SpamapS | haxxpop: safest bet is true virtualization (kvm, xen, etc) | 20:45 |
rbasak | sounds like your proxy is being generous | 20:45 |
rbasak | Maybe you could wget to do something similar? | 20:45 |
rbasak | Might be better to tunnel out, run a mirror, or configure your proxy to allow your server though | 20:46 |
arrrghhh | rbasak, i'd like to get this working with the proxy, if possible. | 20:46 |
arrrghhh | otherwise i'll just have to allow net access for a short period, then close it down. i'd rather not have to go that route. | 20:46 |
rbasak | looks like it apt does support proxy auth | 20:47 |
rbasak | eg. http://www.onlinehowto.net/apt-get-via-authentication-proxy/1388 | 20:47 |
haxxpop | SpamapS: I don't want to use Virtual Machine because I just want to run only one app. | 20:47 |
arrrghhh | haxxpop, but that ENSURES a good sandbox environment. | 20:48 |
haxxpop | arrrghhh: I also want to get output from such app | 20:49 |
jpds | haxxpop: lxc? | 20:50 |
arrrghhh | haxxpop, so? | 20:50 |
jpds | haxxpop: Otherwise, stick AppArmor on top of the app. | 20:51 |
hallyn | arkose is also made for that | 20:51 |
hallyn | (sits on top of lxc and apparmor) | 20:51 |
arrrghhh | there's gotta be something else to this. why does the proxy let me authenticate for firefox, but not for apt? ugh. | 20:52 |
haxxpop | jpds: how can I do that | 20:52 |
arrrghhh | i don't understand what the difference is. maybe i don't have an http proxy... i don't put http:// in front for the proxy on my workstation. | 20:52 |
arrrghhh | can i use a PAC file? | 20:53 |
jpds | haxxpop: cat one of the /etc/apparmor.d/usr.bin.* files. | 20:53 |
jpds | haxxpop: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AppArmor | 20:56 |
jpds | arrrghhh: sudo apt-get update -o Acquire::http::Proxy="http://user:password@proxyaddress:port/" ? | 20:57 |
arrrghhh | jpds, hrm, let me try. | 20:57 |
arrrghhh | i have a feeling it'll give me the same thing. it's hitting the proxy | 20:57 |
arrrghhh | for whatever reason it's not authenticating. | 20:57 |
jpds | Check the proxy logs then. | 20:58 |
arrrghhh | i don't have access to the proxy server. oh well. | 20:58 |
arrrghhh | so strange that i could get this to work on ubuntu desktop... | 20:58 |
arrrghhh | is there another type of proxy server that i'm overlooking? | 21:00 |
arrrghhh | i have a PAC file and the server itself... | 21:00 |
arrrghhh | http://proxychains.sourceforge.net/ ? | 21:01 |
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arrrghhh | OK, i have a feeling it's our proxy. | 21:22 |
arrrghhh | i ran into a thread where someone has the exact same problem, with the exact same proxy server. i don't think i can solve it :/ | 21:22 |
lifeless | squid? | 21:22 |
arrrghhh | lifeless, other direction. | 21:23 |
arrrghhh | i am running ubuntu-server and i need to go thru a proxy to get to the 'net. | 21:23 |
lifeless | arrrghhh: squid can run in both directions, which is why I asked. | 21:23 |
lifeless | so saying other direction, doesn't rule anything out. | 21:23 |
arrrghhh | oh i apologize. usually when people mention squid they think i want to setup a proxy server :P | 21:24 |
arrrghhh | no it's an ironport proxy server | 21:24 |
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lifeless | what auth scheme are you using ? | 21:24 |
arrrghhh | lifeless, i don't know exactly. on ubuntu desktop i could run firefox and authenticate. on ubuntu-server, i can't figure out how to authenticate. | 21:25 |
arrrghhh | in firefox, the user/pass window would just pop up. i put in my username and password, then apt-get would work in the terminal. | 21:25 |
arrrghhh | http://openubuntu.com/index.php/topic.1952.30.html | 21:25 |
arrrghhh | er that didn't link to the thread, sorry. 1 sec | 21:25 |
arrrghhh | http://openubuntu.com/index.php/topic,1952.30.html | 21:26 |
arrrghhh | that does ^^ | 21:26 |
lifeless | arrrghhh: so, if you're using kerberos or ntlm or negotiate with the proxy, apt won't work | 21:27 |
arrrghhh | lifeless, but firefox will? | 21:28 |
lifeless | as it only knows basic auth | 21:28 |
lifeless | right | 21:28 |
arrrghhh | poop. so what can i do? | 21:28 |
arrrghhh | isn't there some package i can install to auth to the proxy? crap, i had a tab open here... | 21:28 |
lifeless | reconfigure the ironport to support basic authentication, or configure it to allow access to the ubuntu mirror you are using w/out any authentication. | 21:28 |
lifeless | or use another intermediary proxy to do the authentication for you | 21:29 |
arrrghhh | hrm | 21:29 |
arrrghhh | i can't reconfigure the proxy server, unfortunately. i don't have access to it. | 21:29 |
lifeless | something like http://ntlmaps.sourceforge.net/ | 21:29 |
lifeless | (caveat: I haven't used that, just found it via a quick google search) | 21:29 |
arrrghhh | yea that was it. | 21:30 |
lifeless | you can validate that this is the problem by checking a tcpdump of your apt requests | 21:30 |
arrrghhh | OK | 21:30 |
arrrghhh | lifeless, bleh. i'm having trouble with ntlmaps, but it still could be me. can you tell me how to tcpdump apt so i can determine why it's failing? | 21:41 |
lifeless | something like | 21:45 |
lifeless | sudo tshark -i eth0 -X port 80 or port 8080 | 21:45 |
lifeless | or whatever port your proxy is on | 21:45 |
lifeless | be sure you've configured apt to use the proxy | 21:45 |
arrrghhh | hrm | 21:48 |
arrrghhh | ok | 21:48 |
adam_g | zul: what do we do about https://review.openstack.org/#/c/10823/ | 21:53 |
zul | adam_g: its on my list to update this week | 22:07 |
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Salman | That ubuntu that help | 22:16 |
Salman | Si | 22:16 |
Salman | Someany helped me Ubuntu | 22:17 |
arrrghhh | Salman, do you have a question? | 22:17 |
Salman | arrrghhh: Help me | 22:18 |
Salman | arrrghhh: How to unbanned ubuntu | 22:18 |
arrrghhh | Salman, ask a question | 22:18 |
arrrghhh | uhm | 22:18 |
arrrghhh | i assume you mean #ubuntu? | 22:18 |
arrrghhh | perhaps you're banned from flooding or something? i can't unban you. | 22:18 |
Salman | Ok :( | 22:19 |
zaitzev | when I do mount --bind /some/dir/to/mount /target/dir - how do I unmount it? Is it umount /target/dir ? | 22:26 |
zaitzev | I just want to make sure so I don't do something too wrong | 22:26 |
arrrghhh | umount /target/dir is correct. | 22:27 |
zaitzev | cool | 22:27 |
zaitzev | atleast I get it right sometimes. :p | 22:27 |
arrrghhh | lol | 22:32 |
arrrghhh | lifeless, not sure if you are interested or not but cntlm did the trick. | 22:37 |
arrrghhh | not sure why, but i couldn't get the other one to work. cntlm did a great job tho, works great!!! | 22:37 |
lifeless | cool | 22:38 |
zaitzev | does usermod -l change the name of the home directory as well as the username itself? | 22:40 |
zaitzev | oh nvm, it's done with -d :) | 22:42 |
dolv | ubuntu server 12.04 (headless) how to change video mode? | 23:16 |
lifeless | if you're headless you have no video. | 23:17 |
dolv | i headlees but i need to change video mode for terminal. | 23:18 |
dolv | meaning 80x30 GVA and so on | 23:19 |
dolv | meaning 80x30 VGA and so on | 23:19 |
* zaitzev wonders what uses 80x30 | 23:20 | |
dolv | 80 columns by 30 rows | 23:20 |
zaitzev | I know what the numbers imply, but where? Do you mean putty? | 23:21 |
zaitzev | because that's the only place I can imagine those numbers being relevant, to its window size. | 23:22 |
zaitzev | or am I missing something? | 23:23 |
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dolv | OK. The problem is as follows. During a boot process on some moment dispay starts wrongly display text. and I can only some how read whean i connect to server remotedly. I need to repare video. may be problem in some drive or something else. how to verify and cure& | 23:26 |
dolv | I see that some symbols are displayed but they can't be read. It is smashed | 23:28 |
dolv | video is on D815 intel integrated cheapset | 23:29 |
dolv | zaitzev: do you spaek russian or ukraininan& | 23:33 |
dolv | any ideas, guys? | 23:36 |
zaitzev | oh, hey | 23:37 |
zaitzev | no sorry | 23:37 |
zaitzev | someone else might tho, if you just hang around here for a while. | 23:38 |
dolv | i think it is vga/driver problems. Can someone consult, please? | 23:40 |
uvirtbot | New bug: #1021822 in python-quantumclient (universe) "[MIR] python-quantumclient" [High,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1021822 | 23:56 |
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