[00:16] New bug: #1044594 in cloud-init "Cloud-archive not loading types correctly" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1044594 === marc_12423413 is now known as marc_12314 === juicy is now known as Guest43454 === mariooo-sleep is now known as mariooo [06:46] anyone know how to get snmpwalk to show names instead of numbers ? === railsraider_ is now known as railsraider === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === railsraider_ is now known as railsraider === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [08:32] Hey guys. Does anyone know a command that will show me which license a debian package has? [08:34] for example if I have apache install and then I could run `apt-some-cmd --option1 apache2` and it would say apache2 has the apache license or something? [08:40] jetole, try using aptitude to find the package and get some info [08:41] yeah I'm looking into this now and it looks like licensing info isn't a standard part of a .deb file (surprised) but for the most part, for most applications, it looks like /usr/share/doc//copyright is the file to look at [08:42] This is going to make a compiling a collection of licenses we use much more difficult === cpg is now known as cpg|away === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [11:24] I critically need assistance troubleshooting dhcp. clean server install, being forced to use the new isc dhcp. I have checked config and log files best I can. The server gets requests, and answers them, but my systems wont connect. I have a paste with a few of the config files, log of the requests, and the running process.. http://pastebin.com/ZC3pHGhA [11:25] Please help... I've been fighting this issue for a few days now. Canonical support won't be available for days, and I have to pay for an entire year it seems, not one issue. Prior to this clean install, the server and dhcp WORKED [11:28] so i've logged into my ubuntu 12.04 server via ssh, and the greeting message reveals it needs a restart. is there a way to reveal why it needs a restart? [11:34] randomDude: Apart from parsing logs I am not sure if there is a trivial/obvious way to find out why, but it is most likely due to a new kernel-upgrade having been installed. [11:36] randomDude: That login message is display when the file /var/run/reboot-required is detected, and I assume that file is created by package upgrade which requires a reboot. [11:37] Zaehlas: check the logs first [11:37] randomDude: Hmm, did a bit of reading, and the package(s) in question might be listed in /var/run/reboot-required.pkgs [11:38] andol: contains : linux-image-3.2.0-29-generic linux-base [11:38] andol: cheers [11:40] RoyK, hmm.. problems reading? check the paste above, it has my logs in it. [11:41] The switch is working, I've swapped cables, definitely having some sort of an issue with pinging on my internal network, but I have less than 3 houirs to get to the airport, and this all worked 2 days ago, I'm sure its not a hardware issue [11:46] New bug: #1044964 in samba (main) "File Server could did not crash, but causes errors often (dup-of: 913809)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1044964 === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === railsraider_ is now known as railsraider === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === railsraider_ is now known as railsraider [15:22] libvirt newbie question: If I want to delete the entire configuration for a VM, do I just delete the config file in /etc/libvirt/qemu, or is there a virsh command I can use to do that? [15:25] ah, found the undefine command [15:27] Hello, I've got a problem with my Ubuntu 10.04 Serversystem. I'm using mdadm (raid 5) and smbd for network shares. After a time the server freezes, only a reset helps. RAM is ok, and FS seems to. I tried to create an archive and this works. Nothing in syslog. Can someone help me? === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [16:22] No one :( === Uzix_BNC is now known as Uzix [16:26] New bug: #1045027 in qemu-kvm (main) "iPXE kills kvm with KVM: entry failed, hardware error 0x80000021" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1045027 [16:26] Nephelo: hmm that is weird im using raid 1 and samba but not sharing the Raid 1 drives. I do sometimes get very laggy input/output for some reason.. I don't know where to start [16:30] for nephelo, dunno [16:30] troy, using mdadm or dmraid? [17:06] I think the problem is not the Filesystem itself, because creating a big archive works. === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [17:47] /goe [17:47] oops [17:52] Hello, I have a ubuntu server and recently whenever I login it gives me this[ http://pastebin.com/PzUftHQQ ] I have no idea how to fix the fifth line so it displays correctly. In addition to this I am having difficulty using commands like ifconfig which give a similar error. Anyone know what may be causing this? [18:00] Jeffsi: unknown paste ID [18:00] your pastebin is invalid,. [18:00] he deleted it, because it did work [18:00] ah [18:01] TheLordOfTime: i still have the issue but i set the timer too short [18:01] http://pastebin.com/bTRePbrd [18:02] Jeffsi: can you show me a pastebin of the output of `ls -alshF /bin/` | grep ls ? [18:03] if 'ls' is missing on your system, something is wrong :P [18:04] no such file or directory [18:04] or path is messed up [18:04] or your running a funky shell :) [18:04] oh right, forgot ls is gone [18:04] damn it xD [18:04] WOAH HOLY CRAP [18:04] whoops [18:04] i have no idea how this could have happened [18:04] * TheLordOfTime just segfaulted PHP on a production server [18:05] TheLordOfTime, that can't be *too hard* to do :) [18:07] well... memory level segfaults are kind of hard to do [18:07] and this one's a damn oddball one [18:08] * TheLordOfTime thinks he knows what happened and goes to fix [18:08] Jeffsi: what's `echo $PATH` show? [18:09] TheLordOfTime: http://pastebin.com/Lhmdvn13 [18:15] can you guys help me i have tried several different things to get hddtemp to run now root so i can add it to my login motd [18:15] fizz@server:~$ hddtemp /dev/sda [18:15] /dev/sda: Permission denied [18:15] [18:16] Troy^: try with sudo [18:16] /dev/ is a protected folder, last i checked [18:16] well i know it works with sudo [18:16] i want to use hddtemp without it for a login motd [18:16] well, it's not going work without sudo [18:16] so you need to give permission to run that using sudo in sudoers [18:16] or, have the motd update script run it instead [18:18] hmm? === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [18:21] TheLordOfTime: did that help at all? I'm really stuck and tempted to clean install [18:21] Jeffsi: that's what i'd advise, back up any critical data [18:24] looks like i will have something to do this evening then, but that is probably best. Any idea how this could have happened? Im guessing maybe an update broke it. === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [18:45] Patrickdk: if i use the motd update scripts won't it still need sudo? [18:47] not sure, if those scripts are run as root, no [18:48] ? [18:49] no meaning? [18:49] Troy^: he's not sure dude [18:49] i'd ignore the "no" part, just assume "not sure" [18:50] but until you test it, well... [18:50] lol ok [18:54] -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 29 Sep 2 15:51 51-hddtemp-info so this in /etc/update-motd.d should run right? [18:57] doesn't seem to be working [19:06] there we go got it to work without sudo === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === cpg|away is now known as cpg [19:44] anyone able to help me diagnose an issue with 'gssd' where it can't start? A user needs it to mount their nfs share(s) [19:45] http://pastebin.com/E8YQ7UTJ <-- relevant output and log files [19:52] TheLordOfTime, try doing what the logs tell you :) [19:52] Patrickdk: right, not helpful, considering nothing's using it... [19:52] just looked too [19:52] lemme try a reboot [19:52] hmm? [19:52] see if that fixes the thing [19:53] Patrickdk: nothing shows in *any* output anywhere [19:53] the last time i ran into this i had to reboot to get it to force unmount === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [19:53] and stop being busy [19:53] ya, I've had that issue with lsof [19:53] looks like nothing is, but something is, just using it under a different name [19:59] Patrickdk: https://pastebin.com/jJbaYNp8 [19:59] that's the lsof output, when grep'd [20:00] that is an issue [20:00] indeed. [20:00] now, how do we resolve it? [20:01] what is rpc.idmapd anyways? [20:01] the other part that is *required* [20:02] hmm, it shouldn't be erroring [20:02] what version ubuntu? [20:02] precise [20:02] 64bit [20:02] wonder why it's attempting to unmount [20:02] good question [20:02] but i cant start gssd [20:03] which means the system can't mount the NFS share [20:03] because gssd is *required* in order to use this NFS system [20:03] sure it can, it just can't do it using nfs4 :) [20:03] <TheLordOfTime> because gssd is *required* in order to use this NFS system <--0 [20:04] well nfs4 is the only way to access it, so... [20:04] i guess that there's no solution? [20:04] you updated? [20:04] updated about 6 hours ago [20:04] # ignore any failures caused by the filesystem still [20:04] # being in use [20:04] umount "$PIPEFS_MOUNTPOINT" || true [20:04] running 12.04.1, so... [20:04] unless something went fubar... [20:04] so those *errors* don't mean anything [20:04] it's something else [20:05] well then why isnt gssd starting... [20:05] that's all that shows in the upstart logs for it [20:05] and gssd doesn't have its own logs [20:05] would there be anything in dmesg? [20:05] doubt it [20:05] normally it would be in daemons or messages [20:05] should i file a bug on gssd then? [20:05] because this seriously fubar's systems [20:06] well, I have no issues running gss and idmap [20:06] but still, it should say somewhere why not [20:09] wait i think i fixed it [20:09] apparently a config option was skipped, lemme test this now... [20:11] ahhh [20:11] there we go [20:11] i missed one configuration instruction to edit the nfs_common defaults [20:11] adding that made it start and stay started [20:11] * TheLordOfTime facepalms [20:11] :) [20:11] HOW THE HECK DID I MISS THAT [20:11] I guess you already setup kerberos? === Kiall is now known as zz_Kiall [20:11] * TheLordOfTime has the urge to repeatedly facedesk, but resists that urge [20:11] really pointless to run gss without kerberos, cause gss depends on kerberos [20:12] already set that up [20:12] keytab, krb5.conf, etc. everything's configured for that [20:12] just forgot to change the nfs_common defaults in /etc/default/ [20:13] whats the difference between krb5p and krb5i? [20:13] one's privacy, one's integrity, but what's that defined to be [20:14] * TheLordOfTime kind of inherited this nfs share system, and didn't really want to inherit it [20:14] (work sucks) [20:14] (sometimes) [20:14] unemployment sucks a bit more ;) [20:15] good point === zz_Kiall is now known as Kiall [20:32] How can I put something in /etc/fstab so that it doesn't try to mount until there's a network connection? [20:36] _netdev [20:37] If I add _netdev I get "unknown option _netdev (ignored)" [20:37] when doing what? [20:38] may need to stick some more ram in my server [20:38] In /etc/fstab I have this - luxor.ngx.cc:ngx /mnt/ngx glusterfs defaults 0 0 [20:38] oh, netdev I think might be limited to nfs usage [20:39] oh :( [20:39] but I dunno :) [20:39] never used glusterfs [20:39] Patrickdk: ooh, where'd the syntax be for that, since that may make these nfs share thingy's easier :P [20:39] man mount? [20:40] i meant in the fstab entry [20:40] (as in where would it go in the fstab entry) [20:40] man fstab? [20:40] suprisingly mount options go in the fstab options column :) [20:41] :P [20:41] * TheLordOfTime tries not to mess with fstab, probably why he hasnt memorized the syntax === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [21:03] can anyone tell me the cobbler command to make cobbler use 8.8.8.8 for eth1 in dns ... i have cloud on eth0 and connection to internet on eth1 ... but it is resetting my dns to local so i cant resolve updates or anything else on the net === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === Kiall is now known as zz_Kiall === zz_Kiall is now known as Kiall [21:26] is there a way to make cobbler use local dns and then search external dns if i cant find what it is looking for === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === Kiall is now known as zz_Kiall [22:11] i need help please with external dns working with ubuntu 12.04, cobbler, dnsmasq, maas-dhcp, juju === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === unreal_ is now known as unreal