=== n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [02:46] hi everyone [02:47] is there any site where we can dowload tar ball file for all ubuntu packages rather than packages.ubuntu.com which only give us .deb file.? [02:48] hmm, packages.ubuntu.com [02:49] personally, I perfer to just use, apt-get source [02:49] linocisco: yes, archive.ubuntu.com [02:49] linocisco: has everything. [02:50] linocisco: Look over in the right sidebar - it has the original tarball, dsc, and diff. [02:51] but apt-get source is certainly more convenient. [02:52] tonyyarusso, lifeless, patdk-lap , Dear all, thanks for your input. As I have internet at work only on windows machine as office standard, I would like to take all necessary ubuntu packages and copy to flash drive and install on my home ubuntu test server which has no internet [02:53] linocisco: Have you seen the apt-on-cd project? [02:54] tonyyarusso, yes. to do so, I need on ubuntu machine at least. But I have only windows machine at work. No other OS is allowed here. [02:54] linocisco: Trying to manually download dependencies would be a giant pain. I'd suggest firing up a virtual machine in VBox or something with Ubuntu to run that. [02:55] Also, get a better job. [02:56] tonyyarusso, ok. another thing is that we use NOvell GRoupwise at worik. That is only compatiable with windows's Novell Remote Groupwise. I tried with ubuntu. but in vain [02:57] How are the '90s, btw? :P [02:58] Evolution has a groupwise connector, supposedly [03:02] http://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/6793/54727 is cool? === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [05:03] hey guys, question quick, i've set up some raid arrays, and was wondering if i have one hardware raid and another configured through software raid, do I partition the boot array as an autconfig, flagged for boot, and then for the second array (which i intend to set up through software on ubuntu) configure it normally but select a sub-root mount directory? [05:04] sub-root might not be discribing it properly, but mounting it say, in the /usr directory would be a viable option if its not the boot partitions === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk [05:31] err whats a suggested virtualization environment on ubuntu-server? [05:31] kvm, or openstack. [05:31] depending on the scale you need [05:32] 2-5 vm's [05:33] i used to mostly use openvz .. but thats not really "officially supported" [05:33] however, it used to be the best of the lot for me [05:37] lifeless: can you help me get started on this? [05:37] what kernel etc do i need to kvm [05:37] any Ubuntu kernel [05:38] 3.2.0-30-generic would do ? [05:39] there really should be a ncurses based app to manage the vms [05:39] Assid: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM [05:40] yeah im reding this : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM/Installation#Installation_of_KVM [05:42] err [05:43] lifeless: need some help in the networking section..i already have a bond setup.. now its asking me to bridge [05:44] so do o i bridge my bond ? [05:48] depends on what you're doing, but if you need to connect the VM network to the outside world, a bridge is the usual answer. [05:49] the server itself has a bond setup.. [05:50] so i created a new bridge. and i setup the bond to be part of the bridge [05:52] okay that seems to work.. the server is reaacable [05:52] whats virbr0 ? === zz_KristianDK is now known as KristianDK [06:27] err can someone help me with this.. im getting error: internal error cannot load AppArmor profile 'libvirt-c2c3f180-8795-e662-5a16-40db34c4bcd2' when i try and start a kvm instance === KristianDK is now known as zz_KristianDK [07:59] hello all [08:28] good morning [08:33] all this while i though mp_ is a bot [08:37] New bug: #1047400 in python-urllib3 (main) "[MIR] python-urllib3" [Critical,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1047400 === cpg is now known as cpg|away [08:51] New bug: #1040165 in juju/0.5 "'mysql' charm exposes mysql-root password" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1040165 [09:03] aah. Why isn't my content filter for postfix executing [09:29] hi [09:30] how to disable screen saver or sleep mode on server ? [10:14] jdstrand, is there a specific reason why we only have iptables 1.4.12 in quantal? The changelog entries look a bit screwy and I wanted to check whether I was missing something [10:18] how to install Keryx on ubuntu server? [10:18] I tried apt-get install keryx, not ok === mcclurmc_away is now known as mcclurmc === zz_KristianDK is now known as KristianDK === KristianDK is now known as zz_KristianDK === zz_KristianDK is now known as KristianDK [11:15] hi [11:16] considering than system-config-lvm is broken , is there any gui left for managing lvm ? [11:17] orogor: gnome disk utility [11:17] orogor: palim (precise and older) something or gnome-disks (quantal) [11:18] orogor: plus command line for lvm is easy: pvs, vgs, lvs for Physical Volume, Volume Group, Logical Volume Status [11:18] and then you really need lvcreate & lvremove to add/remove logical volumes. [11:20] running 12.4 here [11:21] rnunning dist upgrade [11:26] xnox, can t create lvm with it it seems [11:26] ohhh maybe i can === KristianDK is now known as zz_KristianDK === zz_KristianDK is now known as KristianDK [12:03] i'm trying to make sendmail work with this manual: http://jonsview.com/how-to-setup-email-services-on-ubuntu-using-postfix-tlssasl-and-dovecot .The problem is when i do 'telnet localhost 25' and then 'ehlo localhost' the only line i get is "250 ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES". Any ideas how to fix that? === gary_poster|away is now known as gary_poster [12:51] good morning === arrrghhhAWAY is now known as arrrghhh === KristianDK is now known as zz_KristianDK [13:11] pmatulis: hi, could you take a look at serverguide merge request https://code.launchpad.net/~serge-hallyn/serverguide/serverguide-dns-varlibbind [13:11] (about the start lxc updates) === zz_KristianDK is now known as KristianDK [13:23] hallyn: alright === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [13:26] pmatulis: thanks [13:26] I'm working on a little kvm script for running precise cloud images on my laptop and am looking for a way to manage DNS registration with the dnsmasq daemon I have listening on the kvm virtual bridge [13:27] ninjix: So what is biting you? === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [13:28] raub: looking for some doc on how to tell dnsmasq to assign DHCP to the kvm and register the dns [13:29] googling isn't turning up good answers so far this morning, figured I ask in channel [13:29] To the KVM or to the vm you built in kvm? [13:30] If the latter, there is a way to dump the config for the vm using virsh [13:30] laptop <---> kvmnet br0 <---> i-kvm0, i-kvm1, i-kvm(n) [13:31] I want the kvm to be able to find each other by dns dynamically [13:31] How many kvm hosts (not vms) do you have then? [13:31] just my laptop [13:32] once you create the vm, you can get the mac addresses using virsh [13:33] I'm setting this up for clean environment testing and don't always have access to our private openstack [13:33] then feed that to dnsmasq, with the vm name [13:33] For each vm [13:33] ah... assign it all ahead of time [13:34] That said, if you do not care about the ip given for each vm, just have them configured to send their hostname to dnsmasq [13:34] I think that is the default for ubuntu [13:34] i.e. nothing to do [13:35] SpamapS, CFP for SCALE is open, I take it you'd like to redo? [13:36] SpamapS, I don't want to submit the same talk as last year, so I figure we can just chat about it whenever [13:36] raub: that was my first inclination but the cloud-image registers itself as "ubuntu" before cloud-init takes configures it [13:36] ninjix: in that case, I would get the macs and assign ips for each vm [13:37] raub: yeah, that way seems like the least complicated [13:37] Asa bonus you can number them in a sane way ;) [13:37] thanks for bouncing the idea around with me [13:38] ninjix: Me? I am just here to spread lies ;) [13:38] ;) [13:39] FYI, there are little scripts out there to generate macs for you vm [13:39] I like that since I can make them all have the same first half [13:39] so I can quickly figure out they are my, say, cloud vms [13:40] yup, I use those already [13:41] roaksoax: hey, do we still run maas-import-iso's on precise, weekly? [13:41] Daviey: yes [13:41] everyone seems to go pre-assign networking (amazon, openstack, MAAS, orchestra...) [13:41] roaksoax: thanks [13:41] must be a good reason [13:41] Makes life easier [13:41] including when you have to do monitoring [13:43] Or crap like puppet [13:43] and, I would imagine, juju [13:44] me likes juju [13:52] hallyn: i think we might need this: http://libvirt.org/git/?p=libvirt.git;a=commit;h=a4fd740561aaf4c48b5fefd6b7a39d9963d1147a === KristianDK is now known as zz_KristianDK [14:17] jcastro: yeah I was thinking we might get a little more creative with the submission this time [14:18] Daviey: websockify packaged and novnc do you want me to do a FFE and you can review them? [14:29] zul: ok [14:34] zul: i'm not sure. will it even properly detect 'mount -t cgroup cgroup /cgroup'? i think it might still require the cgroups to be separately mounted under it [14:34] hallyn: yeah after second thought i dont think we need it [14:36] zul: ok, so there's no specific open bug you thought it should address? [14:36] hallyn: nope ignore my ramblings in this case :) [14:37] hallyn: the rantings of a madman [14:40] * koolhead17 pokes zul and hides [14:46] zul: everyone turns a little mad as release approaches :) === arrrghhh is now known as arrrghhhAWAY === th0mz_ is now known as th0mz [14:52] Daviey: for websockify https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1048679 and novnc https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/novnc/+bug/1048676 (websockify is sitting in binary new (just uploaded)) [14:52] Launchpad bug 1048679 in ubuntu "[needs-packaging] FFE for websockify" [Undecided,New] [14:55] hallyn: um...does this look weird to you? http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1196779/ [14:57] zul: otp [14:57] Daviey: ack === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [15:11] zul: looking (graphics all effed up, including fonts...) [15:11] zul: yeah that's messed up [15:12] zul: what are the perms on the parent dir? [15:12] hallyn: rwxr-xr-x [15:13] zul: hm, no, it's normal [15:13] zul: only root user can write, and you can't read that file [15:14] (you read devices.list) [15:14] hallyn: but if i do something like http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1196803/ [15:16] zul: that's the wrong way to do it [15:16] hallyn: whats the right way? [15:16] your doing sudo echo' and then piping that into the file (as you) [15:16] echo wahtever | sudo tee thefile [15:17] echo 'b *:* rwx' | sudo tee devices.allow [15:18] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1196809/ [15:20] zul: jinkeys, could tee be parsing your input? [15:20] no, wrks here for me [15:20] son of a bitch [15:21] do you have tee aliased? [15:22] zul: oh, i see [15:22] no alias [15:22] the 'invalid argument' is returned by the file write :) [15:22] zul: 'b' is bad. try 'a' [15:23] hallyn: whats the difference between b and a? [15:24] a is all. b in my mind meant 'both', but it means nothing, hence -EINVAL :) [15:25] \msg [15:26] hallyn: so is https://github.com/openstack/nova/blob/master/nova/virt/disk/api.py#L160 still valid? === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [15:45] zul: hm. maybe b is supposed to be valid... [15:50] zul: oh b is block [15:50] right thats what i thought [15:51] zul: does 'b *:* rwm' work for you? x was wrong [15:51] hallyn: yeah [15:55] zul: sorry :) === zz_KristianDK is now known as KristianDK === KristianDK is now known as zz_KristianDK === matsubara is now known as matsubara-lunch [16:11] Hello guys am a newbei here i have some questions pls [16:12] Please doesnt ubuntu cloud have a dashboard, non linux experts can use . [16:13] Something like in rackspace [16:16] I tested it on amazon today [16:17] Please anyone to help? === nxvl_ is now known as nxvl [16:19] smoser, roaksoax: I am testing the upstream fix for bug 967815 in the QA lab; I will -- being successful -- propose a merge for Precise, and I will also check Quantal for applicability [16:19] Launchpad bug 967815 in cobbler "/var/lib/tftpboot directory permissions destroyed" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/967815 [16:20] hggdh, oh. good. thats nice. [16:21] smoser: if you are interested, the change is at https://code.launchpad.net/~hggdh2/ubuntu/precise/cobbler/lp-967815 [16:23] How can i see ubutu public cloud dashboard? Just like in rackspace [16:23] the package is horizon, Lavvy [16:25] Ok, do i install it sepratly [16:25] i'm not sure i know what you mean. i dont think its really separable from openstack. [16:25] it requires admin access, which you dont have if you're just a client. [16:25] hm.. [16:25] at least i wouldhave thought it did [16:26] but i have limited knowledge here. [16:27] Ok thanks smoser === arrrghhhAWAY is now known as arrrghhh [16:29] Can ami image be used with the current ubuntu/openstack version [16:30] In private cloud === Ursinha` is now known as Ursinha === Ursinha is now known as Guest37586 === zz_KristianDK is now known as KristianDK === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [17:07] hallyn: ping [17:11] Lavvy, kindly check/refer the doc before asking here [17:15] zul: . [17:19] hallyn: nm...figured it out :) [17:22] zul: ok [17:23] terrific :) === mcclurmc is now known as mcclurmc_away [17:34] Hi everyone [17:34] anyone know how to combine bandwidth from multiple snmpd servers into one graph in mrtg? === juicy is now known as Guest40636 === arrrghhh is now known as arrrghhhAWAY === matsubara-lunch is now known as matsubara [17:52] anybody here an expert with lvm / raid settings in an ubuntu pre-seed file? Having issues allocating space the way I would like it [17:55] stgraber: i think the python-lxc api should uppecase states passed into c.wait() [17:56] hallyn: that sounds like a good idea indeed [17:58] stgraber: is there a trick to getting 'c.start()' to not crash due to console errors? [17:59] i though it daemonized by default? [17:59] it should [17:59] smoser/hallyn: lxc-attach isnt going to work [18:01] stgraber: I'm getting http://paste.ubuntu.com/1197133/ (implying, i think, it's trying to hook up /dev/console?) [18:02] hallyn: I'm not overriding start() in python, it's just calling start() from the API so in theory you should get the same result when running it from C... [18:02] stgraber: it works with 'lxc-start -n C2", but i haven't tried with the C api [18:03] hm. very curious [18:03] i just didn't want ot lie in my little example in the server guide :) [18:06] New bug: #1048668 in quantum "OVS Agent Packaging Issue" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1048668 [18:06] icebourg: i am listening?! [18:07] hallyn: are you running an up to date quantal system or something weirder than that? [18:08] hallyn: I just tried starting a container here and it seems to be working fine [18:10] hallyn: https://github.com/lxc/lxc/pull/2 [18:10] hallyn: try processing it with the command line to avoid the merge commit (git pull git://github.com/stgraber/lxc.git && git push) [18:14] stgraber, does it seem reasonable to you that /etc/init/iscsi-network-interface.conf (http://paste.ubuntu.com/1197158/) needs to call /etc/network/if-up.d/000resolvconf ? [18:16] smoser: no, that seems a bit wrong [18:17] smoser: whatever configures the network interface, in this case, I'm assuming initramfs-tools, should be creating the matching entry in /run/resolvconf/interface/ [18:17] smoser: you may want to look at how we're doing this in casper (with a similar networked root kind of case) [18:18] stgraber, if i did create that in the initramfs, would resolvconf in the real root dtrt ? [18:18] ie, would it handle already existing data there? [18:19] smoser: I believe it does, at least I can't remember having to do any extra hack when doing a similar thing in casper [18:19] hm.. [18:19] this would be generic change in initramfs-tools [18:20] smoser: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1197168/ is the code we have in casper [18:20] as openiscsi just uses 'configure_networking' from initramfs /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/functions [18:21] where did that come from ? [18:21] your paste [18:21] one more question (2 parts): does ubuntu server come with sdl / opengl installed ? if not how do i install the sdl / opengl libraries ? namely the development libraries ? [18:21] smoser: casper, scripts/casper-bottom/23networking [18:21] smoser: I don't believe configure_networking actually configures /etc/resolv.conf [18:21] right. it does not. [18:21] smoser: that's why we have the extra code in casper to deal with that [18:22] well, i'd suggest that *that* code was wrong. [18:22] you should have made initramfs configure_networking pre-populate /run/resolvconf/interface [18:22] well, there are cases where you may not want configure_networking to touch the disk [18:22] (at least thats what your'e telling me) [18:22] /run not disk [18:22] right, s/disk/anything but the kernel interfaces/ :) [18:23] for example in LTSP we have ipconfig run but we don't want it to configure the DNS as we'll then spawn udhcp which will do it [18:23] that seems liek not the right solutoin to me [18:23] to expect every single user of 'configure_networking' to have to implement resolvconf support [18:23] adding an extra configure_resolving would work [18:23] and then have people call that one if they want [18:23] still seems wrong [18:24] what is the case where you do not want resolvconf to work? [18:24] I can't think of a case where you don't want resolvconf to work, but there are cases where you don't want ipconfig to configure resolvocnf [18:24] basically any case where you'll then spawn a real dhcp client [18:25] these clients could try and figure out what interface file ipconfig modified and remove it, but that's also a bit wrong [18:25] true [18:26] stbut actaully... [18:26] i think you've convinced me that i need this code in the rootfs [18:26] as i cannot / should not assume that /root/etc/resolv.conf is editable [18:27] but obvioyusly need to write it if there is no resolvconf [18:29] I'm not sure I'm seeing why this would be better to have on the rootfs than in the initramfs as both have access to the ipconfig output and /run [18:29] because in the initramfs i cannot write to /etc/resolv.conf [18:30] post initramfs / becomes mounted RW so i can [18:30] (note, that post initramfs, you do have access to the ipconfig output in /run) [18:30] hmm, right, I guess in the other cases we had the initramfs mount / read/write already so it wasn't a problem that / would be ro [18:31] stgraber: oh, actually feh, maybe i have a test lxc from a friday test. [18:32] smoser: not sure if you already did it, but might be worth checking that you don't have any remaining reference to /tmp/net-* as quantal's initramfs now moved it to /run/ (I already fixed a bunch of these) [18:32] hallyn: I really need to setup automated builds from the staging tree (without any debian/local overrides) so we can easily test that stuff :) [18:33] stgraber, i stumbled on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/klibc/+bug/1047722 [18:33] Launchpad bug 1047722 in klibc "configure_networking net-DEVICE.conf in /run, but ipconfig writes in /tmp" [Medium,Confirmed] [18:33] in precise this is busted. [18:34] stgraber: (pushed github.com/stgraber/lxc master to lxc/lxc staging) [18:34] stgraber: hm, maybe we can combine UTAH with juju for that [18:34] i need to get lxc-test running under UTAH - hopefully this week. so should all be easy as pie :) [18:35] hallyn: well, automated builds I can get LP to do with a build recipe. I already have them running for the SF tree. Just need to change them to point to github and cleanup the packaging [18:35] but yeah, tests should then be triggered with utah [18:35] stgraber: care to do a quick review of the updates from lp:serverguide .. https://code.launchpad.net/~serge-hallyn/serverguide/serverguide-q-lxc ? [18:35] stgraber: and provisioned with juju :) [18:35] hallyn: can you take a minute to look at the two last patches from Dwight Engen? they are for config_cb and some extra APPARMOR ifdef [18:36] so not things I'm confident in reviewing and commiting myself :) [18:36] stgraber: can you push them to a temp branch on github? (i deleted the emails) [18:36] hallyn: sure [18:37] hi guys [18:37] hm.. i had dealt with writable /etc/resolv.conf once before at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/isc-dhcp/+bug/857524 and it seems that might have regressed. [18:37] Launchpad bug 857524 in isc-dhcp "dhclient-script will not work with read-only /etc" [Undecided,Fix released] [18:38] I've recently installed ubuntu server 12.04 and configured automatic security updates [18:38] hallyn: https://github.com/stgraber/lxc/tree/for-review [18:38] hallyn: if they look good, just pull them directly to staging [18:39] after updates were installed I could no more start the server, it starts in grub rescue console [18:39] stgraber: will do, thx [18:39] I'm trying to reinstall grub but I'm getting no luck [18:39] is this a bug? [18:40] is it normal that updates affect grub? [18:40] mdeslaur, ping [18:40] smoser: yes? [18:40] first one certainly looks good [18:41] i'm looking at http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/quantal/isc-dhcp/quantal/revision/56 [18:42] I reinstalled the server and restarted it before I made any upgrades and I could restart [18:42] and not understanding how you did not regress http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/quantal/isc-dhcp/quantal/revision/36 [18:42] after the updates get installed, I cannot boot any more [18:43] is there some reason now that we do not have to wait for /etc/resolv.conf to be writable ? [18:43] so, for sure the problem is created after kernel updates [18:43] mdeslaur, ^ [18:44] smoser: one sec, I'm trying to figure out why the auto-importer turned by 2-line package change into that gigantic merge [18:44] yeah, that was annoying :) [18:45] I'm tempted to not configure automatic security updates but I think it's not the way to deal with that, because I will not update important security problems [18:45] have someone experienced this? [18:50] smoser: looks like stgraber 's merge to 4.2.4 regressed that: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/quantal/+source/isc-dhcp/4.2.4-1ubuntu1 [18:50] stgraber: was that an oversight, or was there a reason? === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [18:53] stgraber: after cleaning up my pkgs c.start() works fine :) sorry. i guess this was actually while we were playing iwth the reaper [18:54] ok lost sudo capability, am getting weird messages when i try to use sudo. how can i fix this without logging in as root? [18:55] commits should be pushed (with my ack) to lxc/lxc #staging [18:55] biab [18:57] mdeslaur: ? was there anything related to iscsi in there? [18:57] mdeslaur, so why did you get blamed for it? [18:57] smoser: because UDD doesn't actually work :) [18:58] smoser: the auto-importer failed to import a bunch of uploads [18:58] suck. [18:59] stgraber: isc-dhcp used to wait for /etc/resolv.conf to be writable, it was an ubuntu-specific delta, and that got dropped when you merged to 4.2.4...could you take a look? [19:00] hm.. i'm missing something. [19:00] mdeslaur: ok, so completely unrelated to smoser's problem (dhclient doesn't run in his case) [19:01] well, its not completely unrelated. [19:03] stgraber: I'm just responding to his ping about that missing delta, I didn't read scrollback [19:03] stgraber, it would seem that you regressed the non-resolvconf case [19:03] but i admit that i may be missing something here. [19:04] /sbin/dhclient-script used to wait to make sure /etc/resolv.conf was writable before calling scripts in /etc/dhcp/dhclient-enter-hooks.d [19:04] smoser, mdeslaur: ok, putting on my list of stuff to look at [19:05] i only got here because i was trying to think of how to update this in the iscsi root case. [19:05] and clearly you need to wiait for rw root. [19:05] hm.. [19:05] wow. [19:06] this is really a mess. [19:06] wait. no, its not so bad. [19:06] but i do think its regressed now. [19:09] yeah, seems likely that it regressed when merging the ton of changes done on Debian's side. I'd have to look at it and figure out if just re-introducing it is enough. [19:09] keeping in mind that we shouldn't wait when using resolvconf as otherwise we may well end up waiting indefinitely [19:09] anyway, I have other isc-dhcp stuff to do this week, so I just added this one to the list [19:10] ok lost sudo capability, am getting weird messages when i try to use sudo. how can i fix this without logging in as root? [19:13] New bug: #1047398 in samba (main) "remote printing using samba cups fails for pdf files" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1047398 [19:22] i get this error message when using sudo: http://pastebin.com/tqT1ysPF [19:23] Any help for configuring gmail account in thunderbird? [19:25] sazawal, login to google mail, click setup email for thunderbird? [19:26] patdk-lap, I have done whatever was given in google and mozilla pages. Still couldnt get it working :( [19:27] patdk-lap, it is showing Unable to connect to IMAP server. You may have exceeded the maximum number of connections to this server [19:28] i get this error message when using sudo: http://pastebin.com/tqT1ysPF === KristianDK is now known as zz_KristianDK === zz_KristianDK is now known as KristianDK [19:41] rtdos: does http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/fixsudo help? === arrrghhhAWAY is now known as arrrghhh === cpg|away is now known as cpg [20:16] New bug: #1048787 in openldap (main) "slapd gives assertions for valid configuration" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1048787 === cpg is now known as cpg|away === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [21:18] do anyone here run ubuntu server in a flash drive? [21:26] Hello we need a good ubuntu expert that can help us out (on a commercial basis), please you could you pm me. === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === KristianDK is now known as zz_KristianDK === cpg|away is now known as cpg === cmagina-lunch is now known as cmagina