=== n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [01:24] Hi, I'm trying to use an ubuntu ec2 instance and cloudinit to copy files from s3 to the instance, but it isn't working… what's the best way to diagnose the issue [01:24] "isn't working" is vague -- what specifically doesn't work? [01:26] sorry - so the files aren't getting copied over from s3 to the instance [01:26] do you get any errors or warnings anywhere along the process? [01:27] No, I tried checking the cfn-init and cloud-init logs, but didn't notice anything [01:28] although I'm a neophyte at this [01:28] I tried it with the standard amazon ami and it worked [01:29] tshauck: does it matter if the instance is up and running or spun down or ..? (I'm newer at it than you, hehe) [01:32] ya… don't know, I mean the whole idea of cloud formation is to start up the instance with the config of the cloud formation === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [01:33] tshauck: so, both amis were spun down when doing the cloudinit? [01:35] there was only one instance, cloud formation takes a template then using cloudinit to startup the instance [01:36] hi everyone. who owns uec-images.ubuntu.com content? for an internal tool, my company's been using an automatically generated JSON file from there (containing a big list of EC2 AMIs and some metadata), and the file vanished sometime over the past few days. === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [02:20] When isc-dhcp-server is configured to update bind9, to where are the A records for new clients written? === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [02:33] into bind [02:33] it directly modifies the zone file === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === troy_ is now known as Troy^ === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === ariel is now known as Guest98952 [04:06] U.S.12.04 , How do I check if the server can view the internet via CLI [04:08] for that matter, what do i type to see what packages are installed on the server? [04:09] this room is dead bro [04:09] gerbilcabbagehai: Define "view the the Internet". If you mean testing to see if it can reach networks across the WAN, a ping test never hurts: ping 8.8.8.8 or ping google.com (assuming a DNS client is configured). [04:09] true [04:09] gerbilcabbagehai: To view installed packages, try dpkg --get-selections [04:10] tohuw how do you get the address lik www.yoursite.com [04:10] Guest98952: Register a domain with a registrar, then point the domain to something. A registrar's site often has helpful guides on this process. Try www.namecheap.com. [04:12] what is the unix form of dir /p I've tried |more but it only does one list item more, rather than a whole page full [04:13] looking up man more now [04:14] gerbilcabbagehai: If you want to list files a page at a time, try ls | more [04:14] Good on you for surfing the manpages. That will get you far. [04:15] oh lol. i was overthinking. page up page down will probably do it [04:15] i pushed enter [04:15] space is the equivalent. lol i feel silly. thanks for your help so far Tohuw [04:18] alright, ill take a step back, how can i see if my server box is connecting to the router? [04:19] gerbilcabbagehai: The best first step is probably to see the current active configuration of the network interfaces. Check man ifconfig [04:20] network not accessible. reading man now [04:21] im not scared of cli anymore [04:22] i used to be. This is the fourth time I've installed ubuntu (since 5.04) and have slowly been learning to use it [04:22] a couple of times i uninstalled after getting frustrated and went back to win. but i haven't given up, and now things are starting to make sense...(have to unlearn win/dos bad habits) === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [04:26] New bug: #1027079 in mysql-5.5 (main) "package mysql-server-5.5 5.5.24-0ubuntu0.12.04.1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,Expired] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1027079 [04:26] does ifconfig stand for InterFace Configuration? [04:31] New bug: #1053215 in krb5 (main) "My repository is broken: package libk5crypto3 1.10+dfsg~beta1-2ubuntu0.3 failed to install/upgrade: libk5crypto3:amd64 1.10+dfsg~beta1-2ubuntu0.3 cannot be configured because libk5crypto3" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1053215 [04:32] gerbilcabbagehai, yes it does. [04:32] thanks joeb3_ [04:33] im starting to think my server is not installed correctly. would i need to restart the server after having disconnected then reconnected the router, or will the server sense the reconnection? [04:35] it should sense the connection [04:40] i rebooted just in case and now it wont boot at all. im going to check this out. ill be awhile. thanks for your help === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [04:57] i think... the server might have been running off a dvd... when i removed it, and rebooted it could no longer work... [04:58] problem was, i removed the dvd a week ago. :) [06:33] is it common to need to reinstall US1204 often? === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [06:49] ok, my server is up and running again. how do i see the public www page from another computer on the same network? typing in my address bar the name of the server isn't working so im typing something wrong [06:49] is it //servername ? [06:51] never mind. i found the ip address of teh server and its working === mrmist is now known as groupcat [07:21] cloud-init update to 0.7.0~bzr659-0ubuntu1 is broken. I filed bug 1053239 [07:21] Launchpad bug 1053239 in cloud-init "cloud-init 0.7.0~bzr659-0ubuntu1 upgrade fails: Template #2 in /var/lib/dpkg/info/cloud-init.templates does not contain a 'Template:' line" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1053239 [07:31] New bug: #1053239 in cloud-init (main) "cloud-init 0.7.0~bzr659-0ubuntu1 upgrade fails: Template #2 in /var/lib/dpkg/info/cloud-init.templates does not contain a 'Template:' line" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1053239 [08:18] hi i need to automate the aptitude safe upgrade and keep the local version of grub installed how to i set it via debconf or something? [08:25] railsraider: google for apt pinning, then use unattended-upgrade [08:26] xnox: thanks === Kiall is now known as zz_Kiall === zz_Kiall is now known as Kiall [08:58] How could I get free LAMP cloud server with webconsole without having credit card of my own?? I looked at Amazon EC2 but that registration needs credit card info. [08:59] I dont want to use one month cloud offier by ubuntu cloud. which is short term [08:59] I dont want to use one month cloud offer by ubuntu cloud. which is short term [09:04] linocisco: build your own cloud, then you can have a lamp server for free [09:04] Japje, I have no domain registered . How can I? [09:05] linocisco: http://bit.ly/S9r9yi [09:05] there you can find how to build a cloud [09:06] Japje, thanks [09:06] Japje, I will look at it [09:07] np [09:08] Japje, it is nothing. I searched similiar like that. I want to know the site with free cloud based LAMP server ready for me to upload only web application with free registration [09:10] linocisco: i dont think there are such providers [09:10] free is never free [09:11] hey guys I ran a few more tests to see why i cannot connect to my dovecot imaps + postfix setup everythign is configured correctly yet squirrelmail gives me an error 111 connection refused and nothing is showing up in the mail logs or apache logs [09:11] any help would be greatly appreciated [09:15] Japje, someone said http://java.dzone.com/articles/free-ec2-cloud-server-based-0 . but it asked for Credit card when I click on EC2 tab [09:16] why dont you just pay for something you need? [09:16] like the rest of the world [09:17] buy some quality, and you know what you want, so you can shop for it [09:17] if the product is free, you are the product [09:17] Japje, As I am user of ubuntu, I like the spirit of ever Free [09:17] Free as in free speech, not free beer [09:32] Japje, free in imagination not in reality? === th0mz_ is now known as th0mz === doko_ is now known as doko [09:39] Hello all. [09:40] Can someone help me with chroot with a fstab mounted shared folder on virtualbox? [09:41] linocisco: then goodluck with finding a free cloud server with lamp ;) [09:41] When I try to SFTP in as group:user I get the error "fatal: bad ownership or modes for chroot or component 'mounted drive' " [09:42] My fstab is setup: SFTP /media/sftp vboxsf rw,auto,umak=0755,gid=sftp,uid=root,async 0 0 [09:43] My understanding is that the direcotry that's shared is required to be locked down with chmod 755 or 750. Has to be root, but group accessible to the sftp user. === dax_roc_ is now known as dax_roc === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === zz_KristianDK is now known as KristianDK === KristianDK is now known as zz_KristianDK === zz_KristianDK is now known as KristianDK === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === cpg is now known as cpg|away [12:38] Hi everyone! Anyone is using LXC? [12:39] I want to migrate my old shared web server with traditionnal chroot to lxc virtual server. [12:39] Since each lxc server receives a private ip, I don't know how to route request from the host to the container... [12:41] ex: in the dns www.mysite.com -> (1.2.3.4 thehost.com) but all request to www.mysite.com should be route to 192.168.52.4 lxc [12:43] so a client that "ssh user@www.mysite.com" connect automatically in the container forwarded from the host :) === KristianDK is now known as zz_KristianDK === JoeVLcek is now known as JoeVLcek-wfh [12:51] Hello all. I'm need some preseeding help in Ubuntu Server [12:52] Is there a reason that, in the my custom preseed file, I cannot access /cdrom ? [12:55] As a simple example, take the following late_command: preseed/late_command string df > /target/home/df.txt; ls -Rl /cdrom > /target/home/cdrom.txt; ls -Rl /target/media/cdrom > /target/home/target_cdrom.txt\ === zz_KristianDK is now known as KristianDK [12:55] Oops-- missed the d-i [12:55] d-i preseed/late_command string df > /target/home/df.txt; ls -Rl /cdrom > /target/home/cdrom.txt; ls -Rl /target/media/cdrom > /target/home/target_cdrom.txt [12:56] The only part of that command that works is the df. And the result of the df do indeed show /cdrom! The Ubuntu Server install tells me that command fails, and neither of the other two files contain any text [12:58] All I want to do is add a repository key offline. So I included the key with the ISO. But I can't seem to get at the key! [13:03] hallyn, ping [13:04] hallyn, i'd like your thoguhts on https://bugs.launchpad.net/maas/+bug/1051626 (i tried to summarise in comment 14) [13:04] Launchpad bug 1051626 in maas "next-server written wrong" [Critical,Confirmed] [13:08] on my server is it safe to just type sudo reboot now? [13:08] or are there some unmounting i need to do first? [13:09] smoser: looking [13:10] gerbilcabbagehai: Should be safe [13:12] hallyn, i can set you up access to a recreate if you're interested [13:12] this does seem to me like "should work" [13:15] hallyn, random other somewhat related question, would you know how to make libvirt manage a network but not run dnsmasq on it at all ? ie, i dont want it to run a dns server *or* a dchp server. [13:15] maybe jdstrand knows that [13:18] smoser: i think you're supposed to be able to do that - not specify dhcp? [13:19] yeah i think if you don't specify ... in the network.xml [13:19] http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~smoser/maas/maas-pkg-test/view/head:/maas-ephemeral-test-quantal.txt [13:19] see line 32 there. [13:19] thats what i'm wrigint. [13:19] but it still runs a dnsmasq (and a DNS server) [13:20] s/wrigint/writing/ [13:23] jibel, thank you for opening 1053239. fix just uploaded. [13:24] smoser: near as i can tell that's a bug. but what release is that? [13:24] that was precise pxelinux, but quantal everywhere else. [13:24] you would think bug in pxelinux, right? [13:25] or are you saying the dnsmasq is a bug [13:25] dnsmasq [13:25] ah. [13:25] that was quantal. [13:25] i haven't tried anywhere else, but i can trivally test. [13:26] smoser: hm, but the comment in code says: /* start dnsmasq if there are any IP addresses (v4 or v6) */ [13:37] smoser: heh. ok. yeah, so i guess pxelinux bug for not picking its own ip addr on the interface from which the request came? [13:40] hallyn, well, yeah. thats what i thought. === KristianDK is now known as zz_KristianDK [13:40] xkvm? [13:40] zul, I assume there was a FFe for nova? [13:41] doko: afaik there is a standing FFE for nova [13:41] ahh, ok [13:41] stgraber: all sorts of acks coming in on eric's most recent userns patchset to lkml. \o/ [13:42] hallyn: yay! [13:42] hallyn: so we might be getting something working for 3.7 then? or do we need even more patches than what he submitted? === zz_KristianDK is now known as KristianDK [13:43] hallyn, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libvirt/+bug/1053408 [13:43] Launchpad bug 1053408 in libvirt "libvirt always runs DNS server (dnsmasq) on networks" [Undecided,New] [13:43] smoser: remove the default network, or have it autostart [13:44] hallyn, xkvm is just some crappy thing i wrote. [13:44] smoser: rather, not have it autostart [13:44] http://smoser.brickies.net/git/?p=tildabin.git;a=blob;f=xkvm;h=18da66440b23ad1100e24c0e85d1357ad17d12eb;hb=HEAD [13:44] it just wraps kvm but does tap networking and teardown more easily. [13:44] smoser: actually, that is more than you want [13:44] smoser, yw. thanks for the fix. [13:45] jdstrand, i'm confused. [13:45] see bug. i was wanting to run my own dns (bind) on that network [13:45] smoser: you want a libvirt managed network with no dns or dhcp. what I suggested gets rid of the network (and by extension, dbs and dhcp), but that is too much [13:46] and my own dchp. i was just wanting to have libvirt create it so it would bring it up on startup and do the NAT stuff. [13:46] jdstrand, right. its nto the 'default' network that was a problem. [13:46] it runs one on my crafted network explicitly. [13:47] smoser: of course, i fail to see how writing libvirt network xml is easier than just creating your own bridge by hand [13:47] its easy to create the bridge, yes. [13:47] smoser: hah. I ran into the same dnsmasq/user problem with libvirt the other day [13:47] but then i have to: [13:47] a.) have it come up on boot [13:47] b.) do the NAT [13:47] smoser: so, people have often done this by using a bridged network, but that gets rid of nat. I've not done what you are requesting, but you can look at http://libvirt.org/formatnetwork.html [13:47] trivial, see lxcbr0 [13:48] so i have to write my own upstart job [13:48] yup [13:48] well no [13:48] i've done it with /etc/network/interfaces before [13:48] you're suggesting that is easier and preferred over using an existing documented tested supported solution. [13:48] network/interfaces doesn't support NAT [13:48] that i know of [13:48] and that means i have to edit that file [13:48] no, but it supprots running scripts after it come up [13:49] so anyway... i decided to use libvirt because it sure seems easier to me. [13:49] and no, i'm not saying you should have to do that. just saying you and i would have done it differently :) [13:49] not excusing the libvirt bug [13:49] additionally, i actually *want* libvirt running. [13:49] as i'm going to use it to power on and off nodes [13:50] but i still think just the creation of the network and nat is more straight forward by declaring it and saying "bring that up on boot" [13:50] than writing upstart jobs and fiddling with /etc/network/ [13:50] that's all in your biased descriptions :) [13:51] I say i'ts "just defining the bridge and its startup", you say it's "writing upstart jobs and fighting the minotaur' === cmagina_ is now known as cmagina [13:51] hallyn, tell you what. you figure out how you can do the setup in that bug in a shorter bit of text for copy and pasting and easily checking for errors (set -e) and i'll take your solution. [13:52] nah. i've got other bugs i need to track down. thanks for the offer :) [13:52] like bug 1053408 [13:52] Launchpad bug 1053408 in libvirt "libvirt always runs DNS server (dnsmasq) on networks" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1053408 [13:52] :) [13:52] hallyn, thanks for your work. [13:52] so where should i go with my pxelinux ug? [13:53] it seems serious, and strange to exist dont you think? [13:53] hallyn: i punted your lxc branch back to you === KristianDK is now known as zz_KristianDK [13:55] pmatulis: saw that - thanks, i'll take a look in deatil later today [13:55] smoser: well it's isc-dhcp-server responsible, or what? [13:55] hallyn, i dont think so. [13:55] doesn't it handle next-server? [13:55] why would you think isc-dhcp-server is responsible. [13:55] oh. sorry. [13:56] isc-dhcp-server is *told* to use that address by maas (which i consider a bug in maas) [13:56] and its easily fixable by telling it 'next-server' of the bridge. [13:56] but it should work anyway [13:56] and clearly pxeboot downloads the pxelinux.0 content from that tftp server, so it *can* get there. [13:57] is there an option to tell it 'use whatever address belogns to the interface'? [13:57] probably not. [13:57] but that wouldn't be necessarily desireable anyway [13:57] i dunno, if you tell isc-dhcp-server to use the other addr, i'm not sure asking it to second-guess is right [13:58] i very well might want to run a tftp server on a separate host (and network) from my dhcp server. [13:58] of course [13:58] and thats essentially what i'm doing. [13:58] (when misconfigured) [13:58] but you segragated networks are really nothing out of the ordinary [13:58] right. [13:58] so there must be a standard way to handle this [13:58] i think it "should work" [13:59] and you can't say "on eth0, use ip1, on eth1, use ip2" ? [13:59] i'm confused. [13:59] yes. [13:59] i can make this work [13:59] but i think it should work without that. [14:00] it seems to me that pxelinux is freaking out. [14:00] when you say 'pxelinux' you mean tftpd-hpa? [14:00] no. i mean pxelinux. [14:01] i'm lost in the stack [14:01] https://bugs.launchpad.net/maas/+bug/1051626/comments/7 [14:01] Launchpad bug 1051626 in maas "next-server written wrong" [Critical,Confirmed] [14:01] look at that comment, hallyn [14:02] in the "working" case: [14:02] a.) pxeboot gets an ip address, sees next server, downloads pxelinux.0 [14:02] yes i was looking at that comment [14:02] b.) requests pxelinux.cfg/01-52-54-00-12-34-01 [14:02] in the broken case: [14:02] a.) same as above [14:02] b.) requests pxelinux.cfg/00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 [14:03] why did it decide to do something different? [14:03] it clearly has access to the tftp server. [14:03] (it got the pxelinux.0 payload) [14:03] Good afternoon [14:03] is 01-52-54-00-12-34-01 the macaddr of the guest? [14:04] yes. [14:05] well, '01' is not part of the MAC, but that is part of pxe [14:06] smoser: looks like a syslinux bug to me. Either that or a BIOS bug, but that seems less likely. [14:06] New bug: #1053414 in samba (main) "smbd crashed when trying to connect from Ubuntu" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1053414 [14:06] rbasak, i agree, but what i cant figure out is how such a bug would exist [14:06] as this seems not at all an uncommon setup [14:07] smoser: set one up physically and see what it does [14:07] smoser: can you check the exact number of zeroes in the request that it does make? [14:07] its the SYSUID [14:07] rbasak, [14:08] yeah, but is it, or is it a corrupt pointer pointing to the middle of memory that holds the SYSUID? [14:08] right. thats also possible. [14:08] eg. off-by-one going off the end of the IP address string and into the next one that happens to be the SYSUID [14:09] hence I wanted you to count the zeroes :) [14:10] rbasak, 32 zeros [14:11] rbasak: before he yells at you, quick, open https://bugs.launchpad.net/maas/+bug/1051626/comments/7 [14:11] Launchpad bug 1051626 in maas "next-server written wrong" [Critical,Confirmed] [14:11] jdstrand: i was trying to bisect the cause of that qemu bug, but i was thwarted by random segfaults at startup. i HATE that [14:13] anyone know of a "diffpastebin" ? [14:13] http://www.diffchecker.com/diff http://www.textdiff.com/ http://www.comparemyfiles.com/ [14:13] are some. the first is actually nice. [14:13] but i can't give a link. [14:14] oh wait. i can! [14:14] http://diffchecker.com/dasJyJ16 [14:14] smoser: how reproducible is it? Consistently? [14:14] smoser: how about on a different VM? [14:14] always. [14:15] there are different vms ? [14:15] * rbasak finds this intriguing [14:15] i'm not going to try it in virtualbox if that is what you mean [14:15] :) [14:15] I mean another one eg. with a different MAC [14:15] well, i can try different macs. i've tried same one then :01, :02, :03 ... [14:15] note, the mac that 'xkvm' chooses is actually the same one that kvm would choose if not provided. [14:16] it uses that range. [14:17] rbasak, the othere thing i really *should* try... before i got hallen and you dragged in is a newer pxelinux.0 [14:17] or older [14:17] :) [14:18] That's an idea :) [14:18] I was going to ask you what version you were using [14:18] * rbasak is pulling the Source === matsubara-afk is now known as matsubara [14:18] its what comes down from maas-import-pxe [14:18] (which is precise) [14:18] OK === zz_KristianDK is now known as KristianDK [14:21] New bug: #1053424 in rabbitmq-server (main) "rabbitmq-server-2.7.1-0ubuntu4 discards log output" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1053424 [14:23] jdstrand: hm, looking at the fix for the CVE, (505597e4476a6bc219d0ec1362b760d71cb4fdca), it does look like it was undone in later changes! [14:23] gotta run for a bit, bbl and will test that [14:23] hallyn: oh! well, thank goodness for QRT :) [14:24] hallyn: if you confirm it, let me know, it'll need to be addressed on oss-security (or upstream may announce it-- keep me posted) [14:31] hi all, new to ubuntu servers and servers in general. have three ubuntu 12.04 servers running as file backup servers using ssh on a non-standard port. is there any "security" tools i need to be using, please? [14:31] jamespage: we seem wedged, http://pb.daviey.com/nYx7/ [14:32] (/job/precise_folsom_deploy/332/console) [14:32] undave: make sure you install security updates promptly, and run regular backups. That's all I do. [14:32] undave: I recommend reading this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=510812 [14:33] thanks to you both, i'll go read that now [14:33] I disagree with some of that. "In general, do not write your passwords down, and if you must, keep them in a secure place (Do not put them on a sticky note attached to your monitor for example)." for example [14:34] jamespage: odd, it became unwedged.. was that you? [14:34] yep [14:34] ah [14:34] Bruce Schneier, who has just about the best security expert credentials possible: http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2005/06/write_down_your.html [14:35] zul: do you have an example of a package that replaces a config file, and avoids the dpkg question? [14:35] which dpkg question? [14:36] Daviey, it all looks a bit crud to me [14:36] jamespage: Yeah, but that is what we have to deal with :) [14:36] zul: when you upgrade, and the previous config file differs from the new one (due to user modifiying it). it asks whether you want to replace it, or not do anything, etc [14:37] roaksoax: not off the top of my head samba might be one [14:37] roaksoax: but i think you want to look at ucf [14:37] the configuration management tool [14:37] not the package :) [14:37] jamespage: I assume you didn't mean create, read, update and delete ? [14:37] zul: cool thanks [14:37] rbasak: yeah i disagree with that as well. odd that it'd be on a security thread. [14:38] undave: I think the first rule of security is to be careful about who you take your advice from [14:38] zul: so yeah, I want to avoid ucf from asking questions [14:39] roaksoax: ssh might be another one [14:39] cool thanks [14:40] Daviey, its looking a bit better now [14:41] I've done nothing.... [14:41] I really need to get adam_g to give me a 'catchup' on the CI stuff [14:41] I've been lagging badly - and I want to plug in ceph at some point in time as well. [14:43] jamespage: no, it's still poorly [14:43] it's the damn chmod issue [15:04] hi [15:05] someone installed ubuntu desktop on a headless server here - I cleaned up most things thats not needed - like X, and networkmanager and dbus - but should I have acpid running ? [15:06] also - something is setting cpu cpufreq/scaling_governor scaling to ondemand [15:06] what is this and how do I stop it ? [15:07] why would you want to stop it [15:07] cos I suspect it set cpufreq/scaling_governor to ondemand ... [15:08] and maybe did some other things which is highly innappropriate on a server [15:08] yes, thats a default in every modern distro nowadays [15:08] * patdk-wk loves using cpu scaling on his servers [15:08] its not inappropriate at all [15:08] I defently don't want to be burning/heating at 130w's per cpu, all night long [15:08] yeah [15:09] or waste the energy it takes to keep it hot when idling [15:09] if the server has to respond in realtime to something, sure [15:09] but that normally isn't the case [15:09] and that would likely require even deeper changes [15:09] like a specially built kernel [15:11] ogra_, not in gentoo ;) [15:11] heh, gentoo [15:12] patdk-lap, ogra_ - there is marked performance drops when using ondemand [15:12] what are you serving ? stock data in a bank ? [15:12] building a project on my laptop takes 2x as long with ondemand [15:12] then there is something wrong with your laptop [15:12] nope [15:12] you can do some tests yourself - there is something wrong with ondemand [15:12] anyway, up to you, just disable ondemand, but never upgrade again [15:13] wow ubuntu is quality stuff [15:13] (since the defaults will be restored on upgrades for tha, given it is utter nonsense and extremely energy wasting (and CPU killing) to use preformance) [15:13] you could work on uninstalling, and keeping it removed and all that [15:14] but it's so much easier to just disable it in the bios [15:14] if your bios offers that, yeah [15:14] I haven't seen one that doesn't [15:15] and i doubt it would be fun uninstalling the initrscripts package or keeping it uninstalled (if you can even get rid of it without bricking) [15:15] also odd [15:15] none of my ubuntu server have any cpu scaling installed [15:15] using normal instal [15:15] but then, they are also all virtual machines [15:16] so probably not used for them [15:16] dpkg -l |grep initscripts [15:16] orga_: cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_governors [15:17] what about it ? [15:17] well, if it doesn't exist, oviously it can't be used :) [15:18] ah, yeah, but thats a kernel thing [15:18] and the kernel controls cpu scaling [15:18] might be that the vm kernels have no scaling [15:24] WormDrink, but since you know so much about governors, why dont you just add the runes needed to /etc/rc.local to force performance [15:25] Hello, I'm getting an odd message [ldap] bind to localhost:389 failed: Can't contact LDAP server, but in my /etc/freeradius/modules/ldap I have another IP(not localhost) configured. [15:25] (its not like it is secret how to do that) [15:25] ogra_ I just did update-rc.d ondemand disable [15:25] seems to have worked [15:25] until next upgrade [15:26] yes yes - next upgrade wont be gentoo ;) [15:26] update-rc.d isnt for admin use [15:26] I mean will be gentoo [15:26] ubuntu isnt for use [15:26] rather mv around the K links [15:27] WormDrink, well, for people that know what they are do ubuntu is fine, for people wanting to turn ubuntu into gentoo its probably not [15:27] *doing === 20WABALWF is now known as lordievader [15:29] ogra_, yeah - I'm just being nasty - but I have to say ubuntu always freaks me out [15:30] WormDrink, i bet gentoo would freak me out the same ;) === dax_roc_ is now known as dax_roc [15:32] i lost my urge to compile the world somewhere in the early slackware days [15:35] heh [15:36] New bug: #999324 in bind9 (main) "Server guide gives wrong examples for bind9 (was: DDNS dynamic file creation permission denied)" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/999324 [15:36] rbasak, fyi, hardy through quantal pxelinux behave identically [15:40] smoser: interesting. I wish I had time to dig into it! [15:40] Just changing latest quantal maas-enlist, cloud-init and your ephemeral image generator now [15:40] changing? [15:40] testing [16:05] rbasak, how'd that go? [16:06] smoser: still on it [16:06] it takes ages for the generation thing to run. probably because of qemu [16:13] jdstrand: actually i think this is different - the 1, function 3 has no_hotplug set an dis not being deleted. it's 1, function 2 (which is the usb bridge) which is being unplugged, and causing the assert failure. [16:31] smoser: it's got through to d-i now, so the ephemeral image must be good. Thanks! Looks like it's using the latest cloud-init and maas-enlist, and the only hack is the mountall from the PPA that I built for armhf by hand [16:32] smoser: so the next step: can we get a precise ephemeral image with this fix? [16:32] rbasak, well.. yeah, thats a bit more of a PITA [16:32] as a lot of stuff has to go back. [16:33] slangasek was handling the moutnall fix, but he's out all this week on holiday [16:34] so i'm tempted at the moment to build quantal daily ephemeral images with that ppa as it is. [16:34] rbasak, how do i get arm ppa build? [16:34] if i do that, then i can build you dailies with the only non-archive thing being that ppa and the mountall. [16:35] hallyn: ah, so maybe a different issue. still 'just a bug' which we should try to get fixed before release. should adjust qrt then for now [16:35] jamespage: so i was thinking [16:36] jdstrand: yeah, trying to ping mstsirkin on #qemu. hopefully will get it resolved soon. [16:52] smb: ping [16:53] zul, Daviey: nova pulls in python-babel (MIR missing), and there are other missing [16:53] zul, hm? [16:54] smb: so we are seeing a kernel bug on precise with lvm and dd [16:54] jamespage: for the 1G space problem with ubuntu-server installs, any chance to look into it? Collin is looking at the 128M install failure but commented that the OOMs installing with 256M+ were probably due to not having swap space (because I was manually partitioning to make everything fit) [16:54] zul, gotta bug report? [16:54] doko: like what? [16:55]