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seijiroubigjools: can you help with https://bugs.launchpad.net/maas/+bug/103829501:52
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 1038295 in maas "juju bootstrap fails, apt-get update fails, zookeeper doesn't install" [Undecided,Invalid]01:52
bigjoolsyes01:52
seijirouOutstanding, what do you suggest?01:53
bigjoolswhat is "ubuntu-mirror"?01:54
seijirouI have no idea01:55
seijirouI was hoping you could help me with that.01:55
bigjools403 is permission denied, so it's trying to connect to something01:55
bigjoolsI suspect it's a default config in the preseed01:55
bigjoolscan you grep the preseeds01:55
seijirouSure I'm bringing up the initial box now.01:56
bigjoolspreseeds are on the maas box01:56
seijirouYes, the maas box is what I mean.01:56
bigjoolsok01:56
bigjoolssorry I'm not helpful enough at the moment, I'm trying to re-sync my head with the old package since we've been concentrating on a new architecture without cobbler01:57
seijirouUnderstandable.01:57
seijirouBox is up, i'm trying to remember where that preseed is.01:57
bigjools/etc/cobbler/snippets and /etc/cobbler/kickstarts01:58
bigjoolsiirc01:58
seijirouI do have /etc/cobbler/ubuntu-server.preseed01:59
bigjoolsjust starting up my box too, I'll hacve a look02:00
seijirou_I might need to get a real client, freenode webchat is acting up..02:01
seijirou_I found /var/lib/cobbler/snippets and /var/lib/cobbler/kickstarts02:01
bigjoolsah that's it02:04
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bigjoolsseijirou_: I think it's set here /var/lib/cobbler/snippets/maas_proxy02:05
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bigjoolshttp/proxy02:06
bigjoolsis your server called ubuntu-server? :)02:06
seijirou_http://tny.cz/1f664b2b02:06
seijirou_The hostname?   It's "Galaxy1"02:07
bigjoolsI genuinely can't fathom how ubuntu-server  gets in there then02:08
bigjoolslet me look at your cloud-init log again02:08
seijirou_Alright, thank you.02:08
bigjools Aug 17 17:40:16 Galaxy2 [CLOUDINIT] cc_apt_update_upgrade.py[DEBUG]: selected mirror at: http://ubuntu-mirror/ubuntu02:09
bigjoolsbut why ...02:09
bigjoolssomething has gone wrong in the preseeds somewhere02:10
bigjoolsdid you customise anything?02:10
seijirou_Not a thing, I followed that guide directly02:10
seijirou_HAha and at this point I've started from the beginning several times.02:10
* bigjools scratches head02:11
bigjoolsnobody else had this problem afaik02:11
bigjoolscan you try commenting out that http/proxy line in the preseed and try again (or set it to a fixed value if you have a local mirror that works)02:12
seijirouI'll comment it out.02:12
bigjoolscan you connect to port 8000 on Galaxy2?02:12
bigjoolssquid-deb-proxy might be on there02:13
bigjoolssorry not galaxy202:13
bigjoolsyour maas box02:13
seijirouSure02:13
seijirouLooks like yes02:14
seijirouWould you prefer I change @@server@@ to the maas' IP ?02:16
bigjoolsworth a shot02:16
bigjoolsjust to eliminate this if nothing else02:16
seijirouDone and bringing up 2nd box on PXE now.02:17
bigjoolsif you kept that snippet I suggested last week you should have a password set on the ubuntu user02:21
bigjools(you did customise something :) )02:21
seijirouThat and the NTP thing, you caught me02:21
bigjoolsheh02:22
seijirouBut, I wasn't trying to inject any of my own good ideas :)02:22
seijirouSame rogue "ubuntu-mirror" domain.02:25
seijirouW: Failed to fetch http://ubuntu-mirror/ubuntu/dists/precise-updates/main/binary-amd64/Packages  403  Forbidden02:25
seijirouReading suggestion "c" in /etc/apt/sources.list in the remote node, it suggests changing /etc/cloud/templates/sources.list.tmpl02:29
seijirouI tried that in both the i386 and amd64 images but it didn't have an effect.02:30
bigjools:/02:32
bigjoolsthis is bizarre02:32
bigjoolsgrep -r ubuntu-mirror /var/lib/cobbler02:32
seijirouNo return02:33
bigjoolsI am out of ideas.02:34
bigjoolswe need roaksoax or smoser, they are more familiar with cloud-init than I02:35
UndiFineDseijirou, is "ubuntu-mirror" a local lan host or an alias for an online mirror02:35
seijirouUndiFineD:  I don't know where "ubuntu-mirror" came from.  I have no boxes with that name.02:35
bigjoolsit gets a 403, so it must be connecting to something02:35
UndiFineDwell, it certainly is nof fqdn02:36
UndiFineDbigjools, no it is a false name02:36
UndiFineDcheck /etc/apt/sources.list02:36
seijirouIn the maas box or the remote node?02:36
seijirouwell i can tell you the maas box has us.archive.ubuntu.com02:37
seijirouthe remote node has ubuntu-mirror02:37
bigjoolsyeah, cloud-init sets that up02:37
UndiFineDthen the remote should be corrected02:37
bigjoolsno02:37
UndiFineDhmm02:37
seijirouI could manually correct the remote, but i don't know what other things teh script does after that.02:37
seijirouIt's a pre-requisite to a lot of other stuff I expect.02:38
bigjoolscloud-init writes that file based on preseed data02:38
bigjoolsand other things, I expecty02:38
bigjoolssomething is weird in its mirror selection02:38
UndiFineDwell, you could work around it02:38
UndiFineDby setting a name in /etc/hosts02:39
bigjoolswon't work02:39
UndiFineDit should02:39
bigjoolsthe machine is getting installed at this stage02:39
bigjoolsseijirou: http://askubuntu.com/questions/144393/how-to-let-maas-cloud-init-client-select-internal-mirror02:40
bigjoolstry that02:41
* bigjools afk for food02:41
seijiroustrange, mine does that archive.ubuntu.com as the mirror/http/hostname02:41
seijirouI'll try it02:42
UndiFineDmichael's answer is funny, i was right on /etc/hosts02:43
seijirouI added the line, resetting.02:46
seijirouIf this doesn't work I'll try /etc/hosts.  It won't hurt anything.  However, i'm unsure how i'll get /etc/hosts set.02:46
seijirouThat worked.... everything was archive.ubuntu.com02:51
seijirouSort of. I anticipated it would use the proxy IP I set02:51
seijirouWell that's progress.  http://tny.cz/e433b33a02:54
bigjoolsseijirou: so it will take a while to install the node03:00
seijiroubigjools:  I think that install went well.  I'm attempting 'juju deploy mysql' now to a new box.03:03
bigjoolsexcellent03:03
bigjoolsthis will fail if your host lookups are not working :)03:04
seijirouoy vey03:04
seijirouSo far so good, no new surprises03:44
bigjoolsexcellent03:54
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_val_Hi there. Can someone tell me what svn version is availiable on Ubuntu 12.04LTS ? I mean the latest version on the debian/ubuntu repo's?08:39
maxb!info subversion precise08:42
ubottusubversion (source: subversion): Advanced version control system. In component main, is optional. Version 1.6.17dfsg-3ubuntu3 (precise), package size 286 kB, installed size 1172 kB08:42
_val_maxb: thanks.08:52
_val_THe github version of svn is 1.7.6. When do you think this will be released?08:52
_val_s/released/availiable on ubuntu repo's/08:56
xnox!info subversion quantal08:58
ubottusubversion (source: subversion): Advanced version control system. In component main, is optional. Version 1.6.17dfsg-3ubuntu3 (quantal), package size 286 kB, installed size 1172 kB08:58
xnox_val_: above is a lie, since  1.7.5-1ubuntu1 is in Quantal.08:59
_val_xnox: so ubottu needs an ubbdatu? :>09:00
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Jake232I',m having trouble connecting to memcached from outsie localhost, but I think the issue is probably my usage of ufw to lock down the server11:01
Jake232This should allow me to connect to port 12111, right? https://gist.github.com/8aa3c0c6f5e0e16cf74111:02
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henkjanJake232: you can't connect from outside to localhost11:36
Jake232henkjan: I thought the rules I set should allow that?11:36
henkjanJake232: you have to edit your memcached configuration to listen on a public ip to be able to connect11:37
Jake232henkjan: I got rid of the "-l 127.0.0.1"11:38
Jake232so it should listen from everywhere now, right?11:38
henkjani don't know if memcached can listen on all availabe ips11:38
henkjanman memcached would give you more info about that11:39
Pici-l 0.0.0.0 might let you get around that if it doesn't seem to do it by default.11:39
zulgood morning11:55
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phillwHi folks, is this edit okay to do? http://pastebin.com/SkkC1HkH12:17
xranbyphillw: the ubuntu documentatin is correct check your /etc/sudoers file12:20
xranby# Members of the admin group may gain root privileges12:20
xranby%admin ALL=(ALL) ALL12:20
xranbythis means that if your user is part of the admin group then sudo allows your user to execute all commands using sudo12:21
phillwxranby: thanks, I'll reply to the email.12:26
phillwBut, possibly it could be better explained? If someone takes the time to report an issue it should be 'taken on board'.12:27
rbasakxranby: the sudo group is the correct and more consistent method in 12.04: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseNotes/UbuntuDesktop#PrecisePangolin.2BAC8-ReleaseNotes.2BAC8-CommonInfrastructure.Common_Infrastructure12:30
rbasakxranby: for consistency I think it would make sense for documentation intended for 12.04 users to refer to the sudo group instead of the admin group. Just my humble opinion though.12:31
phillwrbasak: xranby the e-mail I received simply pointed out that the instructions as given, do not work.12:33
rbasakphillw: that's odd. Both the admin and sudo groups should work.12:35
phillwdoes -server have an email address? I can forward the email to you so you can better liase with the OP?12:35
phillwIt came to me via the -docs email address.12:36
rbasakThere is ubuntu-server@lists.ubuntu.com. Or the full explanation of community support channels is at http://www.ubuntu.com/support/community12:37
phillwrbasak: thanks, I'll forward the original email to you with a link back for the OP12:38
rbasakphillw: I can't investigate personally, sorry. I've got tons to do before the 12.10 release.12:39
phillwrbasak: I meant to the mailing list - not you in person!12:40
rbasakOh OK. Sure, go ahead :)12:40
uvirtbotNew bug: #1039009 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/103900912:41
rbasakIf this does turn out to be reproducible it does sound like something that should really be fixed12:41
roaksoaxmorning12:46
smoserseijirou, your problem with cloud-init is bug 97450913:04
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 974509 in cloud-init "cloud-init selects wrong mirror with dns server redirection" [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/97450913:04
smoseryou have broken dns.13:04
seijirousmoser:  Ahh that explains why I always get IP addresses for bogus domains.13:12
smoseryes.13:12
smoseruse opendns or google dns.13:13
seijirousmoser:  But how then does "ubuntu-mirror" become the domain in source.list ?13:13
smoserthis was a feature added to cloud-init so clouds could easily "advertise" a local ubuntu mirror, and cloud-init would pick it up.13:13
seijirouOh I didn't read far enough13:13
seijirouSorry I just woke up13:14
smoserif cloud-init got a response for "ubuntu-mirror", it assumed that there was a mirror there.13:14
smoserno worries.13:14
smoserbut your ISP says "sure, we have 'ubuntu-mirror', and 'ubuntu-asdfjkl' also!"13:14
seijirouYes exactly13:14
smoser(note if you choose to use opendns, you have to actually get an account and configure it to turn that behavior off.  by default they do the same garbage)13:15
seijirouI think I'll point my router to google and level3 dns13:15
xnoxmaybe it should check for /Release file for example, before trusting it....13:16
xnoxand or do network check against start page thing13:17
zulDaviey/adam_g: have you guys figured out what you are going to do with lessc?13:34
malahello13:36
Davieyzul: i think adam_g is driving that.. but i think it can be done sanely at source package build time.13:37
zulDaviey: ok because i rather not have the MIR team cringe13:38
malai'm using ubuntu server at Amazon Web Services, but i can't understand why a regular ubuntu server use use 200mb of memory ram and the AWS instance use 380mb of memory13:40
malacan someone help me?13:40
xnoxmala: use top, sort by memory usage, figure out.13:41
malaxnonx, i did it13:41
xnoxmala: please note on Amazon it is using Ubuntu Server Cloud Image, which is different from a "normal" server image13:41
xnox(not much, but different)13:42
RoyKmala: also, see the 'RES' column in top, not 'VIRT'13:42
RoyKtype M to sort by memory usage13:42
stgraberhallyn: hmm, just noticed that your lxc-wait changes actually never made it to Ubuntu as debian/local/lxc-wait overwrites the C one13:43
malaRoyK, inside top type shift M yes?13:44
Davieyzul: There seems to be no need for it to happen at package build or run time.13:46
RoyKyes13:46
zulDaviey: cool...or we can just download all the of js and package it that way ;)13:47
Davieyzul: we'll call that plan b13:49
zulDaviey: can we call it plan z?13:49
Davieyzul: having a "debian/rules prepare-media" would be awesome :)13:51
Davieyalthough that could be upstreamed13:51
malaRoyk, always i change the ssh config file, when i restart the server, the ssh file come back to normal. Why?13:54
uvirtbotNew bug: #1039043 in exim4 (main) "exim tls fails: Diffie-Hellman prime too short" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/103904314:16
CharlieSuHi all.  I have a SFTP server that constantly gets locked up because the 'console-kit-daemon' process is taking a lot of CPU usage..  Any ideas why?14:36
Davieyadam_g: hey, can you triage - bug 1038146 ?14:46
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 1038146 in juju "Juju use keystone auth for Swift with openstack which fails to bootstrap if i am not running a swift service." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/103814614:46
DavieyI am pretty sure you need it :)14:46
SpamapSDaviey: mind if I take that one?14:50
DavieySpamapS: Oh, no.. that would be perfect14:52
Davieykoolhead17: also looks like you are using the PPA... which will need net access.14:53
koolhead17Daviey, ya i been told to use that :(14:54
koolhead17SpamapS, sir. so whats the final verdict i should or should not use the PPA14:55
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SpamapSkoolhead17: see response15:02
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koolhead17SpamapS, in my case i have option 1. swift using another auth15:06
koolhead17SpamapS, i would not like to have my juju dependant of swift at all15:07
koolhead17i can use some other object storage someday15:07
koolhead17juju should be independent of all that. better there should be a provider charm and it can be of swift/ceph or something else15:09
koolhead17and if particular charm in my openstack environment needs object storage it should/could use it15:10
koolhead17SpamapS, https://bugs.launchpad.net/juju/+bug/1030897 also this hack15:13
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 1030897 in juju "Openstack provider do not support UTF-8 token" [Undecided,New]15:13
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CharlieSuHi all.  I have a SFTP server that constantly gets locked up because the 'console-kit-daemon' process is taking a lot of CPU usage..  Any ideas why?15:14
koolhead17SpamapS, also what configuration in which file i need to make so it runs without stopping at failed swift creds?15:15
njinHallo there's someont able to run maas on virtualbox ?15:17
njinsomeont/someone15:17
koolhead17njin, do a google i guess i saw some one writing blog on it15:17
njinI've tried google suggestion, but nothing15:18
SpamapSkoolhead17: there's only one config file (~/.juju/environments.yaml)15:20
koolhead17SpamapS, and what configuration i have to pass so it does not ask for swift sir15:21
SpamapSkoolhead17: for the "cloud without object storage" ... I see the use case, but juju needs a way to distribute files to new instances, so its a chicken-and-egg problem.. how do you deploy a charm whose purpose is distributing charms ;)15:21
SpamapSkoolhead17: Not entirely sure what you're asking. I'm in a bit of a rush, so please forgive me15:21
koolhead17SpamapS, i dont want swift or object storage in my openstack infra15:22
koolhead17does that mean i cannot use Juju15:22
koolhead17?15:22
koolhead17SpamapS, ok. later15:22
koolhead17just ping me once u have time i will test it for you sir15:22
SpamapSkoolhead17: no, it means you will have to use some other S3 service tho15:23
SpamapSkoolhead17: plain and simple, juju cannot operate without an object store.15:23
koolhead17SpamapS, but nowhere it says that OS cannot run without Object storage15:24
koolhead17:)15:24
koolhead17its a component if one wants uses it :D15:25
koolhead17seems like only solution would be to create some fake S3 env <-- which is not there :)15:25
SpamapSkoolhead17: its fundamental to the design of juju. This has nothing to do with openstack reqs.15:27
SpamapSkoolhead17: we need a place where we can push bundles to and have new instances find them.15:27
koolhead17SpamapS, either am confused or am not able to clarify my condition15:28
SpamapSkoolhead17: yes we could run that on the machine 0.. no that is not on the priority list.15:28
koolhead17SpamapS, then i need a way out for this15:28
koolhead17i can load images kept inside glance15:28
koolhead17authenticated via15:28
koolhead17keystone15:28
koolhead17:)15:28
smoserutlemming, your review at https://code.launchpad.net/~smoser/vmbuilder/automated-ec2-builds.lp1035279/+merge/120410 would be appreciated.15:29
SpamapSkoolhead17: yeah, thats great. Not at all related to juju, but thats great. :)15:29
SpamapSkoolhead17: you need a globally accessible object store. Swift and "something that talks S3" are supported for openstack...15:30
utlemmingsmoser: looking15:30
koolhead17SpamapS, in my current enviornment i just dont use swift at all cos my images are taken care by glance15:30
koolhead17and i dont see its need in future15:31
koolhead17so cant we come with some fake auth for S315:31
koolhead17to get out/away with this issue15:31
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smoserutlemming, i can do the merge. i just wanted your eyeballs on it.15:37
smoseras a double check of the logic.15:37
utlemmingsmoser: yup, it looks fine15:37
smosergo ahad and comment there, and then i'll merge15:38
utlemmingsmoser: I kicked off a build against it to smoke check, just in case15:38
utlemmingbut it looks fine for merging15:38
smoserutlemming, well, i'll wait on the result then. thats great. thank you.15:38
utlemmingsmoser: one of the "features" of our new builder is the ability to test branches with out containating the main builds15:39
Davieysmoser: did you work out how to fix that damn python-keyring issue? it hit me ages ago, and i got around it.. but can't remember how.. i DON'T want to use a creds file.15:40
smoserDaviey, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1086257/15:41
smoserput that in ~/keyringrc.cfg15:41
smoserbetter link: http://bit.ly/nova-no-keyring15:42
Davieysmoser: that second link is MUCH better, thanks15:43
smoser:)15:43
smoserwell, it means i can find it in my irc logs better.15:43
Davieyheh15:43
Davieysmoser: and great.. doesn't seem to work with w3m anymore?15:44
DavieyGrr15:44
Davieyah no, does work15:45
cyphermoxadam_g: ping16:05
cyphermoxadam_g: I'd like to test one new release of dnsmasq that got released last week; I asked Daviey and he suggested I ask you about adding it (https://launchpad.net/~mathieu-tl/+archive/nm/+sourcepub/2613904/+listing-archive-extra) to the openstack CI to smoke test before uploading, just to make sure it doesn't break openstack16:07
cyphermoxor you could just take the package from Debian unstable, since it's there now.16:07
Davieycyphermox: hey, i'm sure we can do that.. adam_g Should be around shortly to confirm16:09
Davieyzul: http://people.ubuntu.com/~davewalker/cloud-archive-status.txt16:13
Davieyzul: that is updated hourly16:13
zulwhat am i looking at?16:13
Davieyzul: that is the list of things on the queue to migrate.. staging -> proposed.. proposed -> updates16:14
zulDaviey: gotcha16:14
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RoyKhow can I have ubuntu keep back certain packages? I've built my own ffmpeg package, and I don't want it to be upgraded automatically16:23
xnoxRoyK: google for apt-pinning16:26
ogra_or just use synaptic it has an UI element that allows you to lock packages16:28
Daviey!pinning | RoyK16:30
ubottuRoyK: pinning is an advanced feature that APT can use to prefer particular packages over others. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto16:30
RoyKthanks16:30
xnoxDaviey: and his fancy ! commands16:35
xnox=)16:35
RoyKhrmf16:37
RoyKseems linux is unable to kick out a hanging drive from a raid16:37
Davieywell that isn't normally true16:39
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RoyKhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/1157472/ got this almost half an hour ago16:39
RoyKstarted smartctl -t short /dev/sdd, and even that seems to be hanging16:39
RoyKtrying to do something on /raid (where the filesystem is mounted) just blocks16:40
RoyKroot@smilla:~# touch /raid/tmp/wtf16:40
RoyK^C16:40
uvirtbotRoyK: Error: "C" is not a valid command.16:40
DavieyRoyK: what raid type?16:40
RoyKmd raid-616:40
RoyKhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/1157475/16:41
DavieyRoyK: well, something does indeed seem wookey16:41
Davieycan't really help atm16:41
RoyKthe drive hung the other day as well16:42
RoyKand a reboot 'fixed' it, but I want to try to see if linux can sort this out without using debugging methods normally reserved for windows machines16:42
xnoxRoyK: do you know which drive is failed?16:42
RoyKxnox: see the pastebin above - ata4 times out, the raid is hanging16:43
RoyKand even the smart test seems to be hanging16:43
xnox$ mdadm --fail /dev/sdX16:43
xnoxthen you can remove it.16:44
xnoxfor example.16:44
RoyKhm... raid stil hanging. trying to touch a file in there blocks the process16:45
RoyK /proc/mdstat tells me recovery is in progress, though16:46
* RoyK has seen drives 'die' like that earlier, and has found that a quick yank to the side while the disk is spinning, guaratees trouble-free replacement under warranty, while just returning the disk, often gives problems like 'hey, the disk works'16:48
adam_gcyphermox: i can test that dnsmasq, but im currently also trying to resolve 103517216:52
adam_gcyphermox: so in the meantime, i can at least install an older precise kernel to avoid that bug, and confirm that the dnsmasq bits are working there. ...if that helps16:53
cyphermoxAh, yes, it would. Mostly as long as we can make sure the small changes in dnsmasq don't break openstack use cases16:56
hallynstgraber: bleh17:03
RoyKhrmf! just ran smartctl -t short /dev/sdd and smartctl -a, which tells me17:03
RoyKNum  Test_Description    Status                  Remaining  LifeTime(hours)  LBA_of_first_error17:03
RoyK# 1  Extended offline    Completed: read failure       90%      6897         151473291117:04
RoyKstill, smartctl -H tells me the drive is healthy17:04
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adam_gcyphermox: those dnsmasq packages seem to work fine, at least using FlatDHCPManager, which launches dnsmasq with http://paste.ubuntu.com/115757117:46
cyphermoxgreat. is there a different launch command you know of?17:47
cyphermoxwhat I'm curious about is mostly whether there is anything that uses dhcp-range="interface:blah" or something like that17:48
adam_gcyphermox: i can check the source to see what the other managers use17:54
cyphermoxadam_g: I guess I can do that17:54
cyphermoxadam_g: is it all together in a source or are there multiple sources?17:55
adam_gcyphermox: i believe its all in nova/network/linux_net.py17:56
cyphermoxadam_g: looks fine18:00
cyphermoxadam_g: Daviey: mind if I go ahead and sync dnsmasq to 2.63-1?18:00
adam_gcyphermox: looks okay to me, have you checked with people working on MAAS? i dont know what their current use of dnsmasq is in the work thats being done to supercede cobbler18:01
cyphermoxI had no clue it was used there too18:01
adam_gDaviey or roaksoax would know18:01
cyphermoxfwiw, lxc and libvirt look okay already too18:02
Davieycyphermox: sounds good18:04
Davieycyphermox / adam_g: MAAS is dropping dnsmasq18:04
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Davieyadam_g: did you look at compressing horizon's media at source package creation time?18:51
adam_gDaviey: not any more than we discussed last time18:52
adam_gDaviey: FYI 'add-apt-repository "http://ubuntu-cloud.archive.canonical.com/ubuntu precise-proposed/folsom"' results in an invalid entry to sources.list (two releases) 'deb http://ubuntu-cloud.archive.canonical.com/ubuntu precise precise-proposed/folsom'18:53
Davieyadam_g: ok18:55
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peeps[work]i'm trying to set up a couple samba shares on my server and having some difficulty.  when I try to add a samba user with smbpasswd or pdbedit it says "Failed to add entry for user blah."   but gives not other information about why it failed.  does each samba user have to be an existing linux userr also?19:08
uvirtbotNew bug: #1039196 in lxc (universe) ""unregister_netdevice: waiting for lo to become free." message after shutting down an lxc container" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/103919620:01
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sveinseHow do I configure kernel commandline to print *everything* during boot, rather than having this plymouth theme which hides it all?21:30
sveinseI have plymouth-theme-ubuntu-text installed, and I get text dots as progress. But that is not what I want21:31
chilicuilsveinse: press <Esc> while booting to change to the text mode (where all msgs are shown) or modify the grub entry for the kernel to remove 'splash': https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Plymouth#Debugging21:40
chilicuilyou can also see the boot logs, if you run dmesg & check /var/log/boot.log out21:41
sveinsechilicuil: Well. I have no "splash" in the kernel command line at all. The only install theme is plymouth-theme-ubuntu-text, and it seems to hide everything between grub and getty.21:45
iToastapache2: bad user name ${APACHE_RUN_USER}21:46
iToastWHat do I do to fix that21:46
xr1rrI want to download some biggish files from a third party websites and store them on amazon s3. Is there anyway to do that without directly downloading them first to my local computer and then upload them back to amazon s322:00
ikoniadownload them directly from your amazon machine /22:01
xr1rrbut I am only using amazon s322:01
xr1rrcan it be done using amazon s322:03
ikoniaso you are just using amazon storage, not running a machine on amazon22:03
xr1rryes22:04
ikoniathen no, it has to go through your machine22:04
xr1rrbut i need to upload files around 800mb/1gb in size and there is going to create alot of wasted bandwidth?22:05
xr1rrmy ISP will hate me lol22:06
ikoniawell, it has to hit your machine22:06
Troy^lol22:06
Troy^it is only 1gb22:07
jernstNeeding a postfix guru … attempting to do smtp_sender_dependent_authentication and Amazon/SES and having no luck.22:07
xr1rrTroy^: i have about 30/40 different files tho22:07
ikoniajernst: just explain the issue22:08
Troy^xr1rr: i transfer about 1tb a month isp never says anything22:08
jernstI just wrote it up on ServerFault: http://serverfault.com/questions/419440/whats-wrong-with-my-postfix-setup-routing-through-amazon-ses-smtp-sender-depe22:08
ikoniasorry, I'm not reading through that22:09
smw_what is wrong with the following sudoers line? myuser ALL = (root) NOPASSWD: god terminate, /etc/init.d/god start22:10
smw_I would like myuser to have the power to run those two commands with a password as root22:11
ikoniasmw_: root ?22:11
jernstikonia: just trying to be specific.22:12
smw_ikonia, what?22:12
ikoniasmw_: sorry, miss-read22:12
ikoniasmw_: why have you got "god terminate"22:12
jernstikonia: more specifically: what is the correct content of a smtp_sasl_password_map file when smtp_sender_dependent_authentication = yes? keys are sender email addresses? sender domains? relay hosts?22:13
smw_ikonia, I want someone to be able to run god terminate22:13
smw_ikonia, although, I should probably give the path to god...22:13
ikoniajernst: so you want postfix speciality in #postfix really, I thought it pulled that info from the DV rather than plain in the map file in your situation22:13
smw_ah!22:13
smw_ikonia, giving the complete path to god fixed it22:14
ikoniashould do22:14
ikoniacomplete paths only22:14
jernstikonia: "DV" = ?22:14
smw_ikonia, yeah, thanks for pointing out that "god" was wrong :-)22:14
ikonia?22:14
ikoniasmw_: I'd not idea what "god" was22:15
smw_ikonia, a command :-)22:15
ikoniaI assumed you where doing some sort of comment or alias22:15
smw_ikonia, apparently, sudo did not know what god was either ;-)22:15
ikoniasmw_: I hate to point out the obvious, but the default ubuntu sudo rule allows you to run all commands, was that not enough ?22:15
smw_ikonia, this is a separate user who I want to be able to run those two automated commands22:16
smw_ikonia, this allows my deploy user to restart a service22:16
ikoniasmw_: fair enough, just checking22:16
arrrghhhhey all, i have a case of the dumb.  i'm trying to get a bash script to zip all files with a particular name... is this possible?23:11
arrrghhhlike "zip -m ConnectionManager*.log ConnectionManager$(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S).zip"23:11
arrrghhhhrm.  seems i figured it out.  derp.23:13

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