[00:01] New bug: #1057320 in glance (main) "Glance api and swiftclient not compatiable versions" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1057320 [00:02] anyone here get sssd working with sudo configured in ldap? === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [00:21] New bug: #1061961 in horizon (main) "Upgrading openstack-dashboard does not upgrade dependencies." [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1061961 [00:27] Hello, so I had a qlogic 10 Gig card that worked oneiric but now seems to not be happy because of a firwmare version in precise. Did something change in the linux-firmware package? [00:31] ipl31: were there any enlightening notes in the /usr/share/doc//changelog* files? [00:33] sarnold: unfortunately no [00:33] :( [00:34] ipl31: if you steal the firmware from the old version, does it work? [00:34] good question I should try that [00:35] although box is remote and I have not network access only remote KVM, but I will see if there is way I can get it on there [00:35] oof [00:35] yeah :) [00:35] would it be easier to get a local card? [00:35] yeah it might be, its 10G card so I can't buy one locally would need to have it shipped [00:36] but I might end up doing that [00:36] .. it doesn't sound cheap :) but still, that also sounds like a system that's best to leave alone as much as you can. :) [00:36] actually system is not in service so I can do whatever I want [00:36] woo : [00:36] :) [00:36] testing the upgrade to precise === matsubara is now known as matsubara-afk [01:21] New bug: #1061977 in cloud-init "Machine fails to commission when console=ttyS0 is present on kernel opts" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1061977 [01:49] SpamapS: I'm testing on an ivy bridge laptop (i7) with a lot of RAM and a very fast SSD... === jtv1 is now known as jtv [02:06] stgraber: ok, so not that dissimilar from my mac book air (i5, 4GB RAM, average SSD) [02:23] Hello all!!! [02:23] I am coming I think to the end of a very drawn out problem with reference to my primary system running ubuntu. [02:31] New bug: #1061996 in samba (main) "Can Not Create Samba Share" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1061996 [02:49] I need to install Magick-config, but it seems the only packages that provide it from the Ubuntu repos require X11. Can someone enlighten me as to why this might be, and if there's a suitable alternative if my only goal is to provide Magick-config for gem install rmagick? [02:52] Tohuw: drat, I wondered if graphicsmagick-libmagick-dev-compat might be easier .. but no luck, it also eventually depends upon libx11-dev [02:53] Tohuw: I believe I've read some mechanism to fake dpkg into thinking that some specific packages are already installed; I _hope_ that graphicsmagick or imagemagick would load libraries only as they need them.. [02:57] sarnold: I could force the install of the package, but I'd rather not... based on my reading of Magick-config, it seems odd to require the X11 stack for it... [02:57] Tohuw: it'd be a package-level dependency, the individual tool may not need it at all. === Psi-Jack_ is now known as Psi-Jack [03:05] sarnold: I found a workaround via installing libgraphicsmagick1-dev, which installs an acceptably minimum number of X11 dev packages. [03:05] Tohuw: oh! hooray for just the -dev packages. that'll save a bit. [03:06] Yes, considerably. x11-common, libx11-dev, x11proto-xext-dev. I can live with that. [03:17] For the record, the correct package ended up being 'graphicsmagick-libmagick-dev-compat' to resolve rmagick not installing on Ubuntu via gem install. This is the most minimal provider I could find. [03:23] I didn't catch that libgraphicsmagick1-dev provides GraphicsMagick-config, which is not quite the same. I also needed libmagickwand-dev. === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === cyphermox_ is now known as cyphermox === gary_poster is now known as gary_poster|away [04:27] New bug: #1006149 in libvirt (main) "PowerPC needs access to /proc/device-tree/ in apparmor perms" [Medium,Expired] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1006149 === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [05:55] I'd like some advice on possible malware on ubuntu11.04 server please? [06:06] I've received a number of complaints from my ISP that unsolicited emails have originated from IP address. I've scanned for rootkits , malware a,d almost every other conceivable problem on my PC. As soon as I turned my server back on, the complaints returned. I'm sour it's some system change that I made that has permitted this problem... I'd just like some advice on shutting it down. === kInOzAwA1 is now known as kInOzAwA [06:18] Thanks guys...I might try again later === lifeless_ is now known as lifeless === smb` is now known as smb === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [08:04] Good morning all === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [08:04] Is there a recommended procedure for installing Ubuntu Server to a compact flash drive? === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [09:52] hi all.. Is there anyway I can increase the size of a directory? specifically one under the /var tree === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [09:59] DarkStar1: Directories don't have sizes exactly, unless you put more stuff into the directory, in which case it'll get "bigger" [09:59] DarkStar1: Or are you running out of space? === mcclurmc is now known as mcclurmc_away [10:00] chmac: I ran out of space. I was importing old mail archives into a the directory path /var/vmail [10:00] DarkStar1: Do you have space elsewhere on the disk? [10:01] chmac: yeah. let me pastethe output of df -hl [10:03] chmac: http://fpaste.org/05Cn/ so I'm guessing I need to increase the amount of space allocated to /dev [10:03] DarkStar1: OVH server right? [10:03] yeah [10:03] chmac: houw'd you know :) [10:04] They have this weirdness with rootfs and /dev/root, very strange. /dev/root doesn't actually exist. [10:04] hhmm. [10:05] mayhaps I can remount /var on dev2? [10:05] on /dev [10:05] ? [10:11] DarkStar1: There is no /dev [10:11] It's a virtual filesystem, your only real file system is /dev/md2 [10:12] You could try symlinking your /var/vmail directory to /home/vmail or something like that. [10:12] ovh are pretty stupid in the way they lay out your disk, I always repartition them. [10:14] hi === sri is now known as Guest18447 [10:14] hi [10:15] chmac: hhm……... [10:15] good idea. Will have to trythat later. thanks [10:16] DarkStar1: Have you been using the machine for a while? [10:16] DarkStar1: You could also repartition it, that's one advantage of software raid, you can repartition on the fly. [10:16] DarkStar1: I wouldn't recommend it with a production system, but ovh provide 100G of ftp backup, so you can push a backup to be doubly safe, take one disk out of the raid array, repartition, bring it back into the array, resync, wait, repeat. [10:17] chmac: for over a week now. I've been setting it up for a client and there a few sites hosted on it so [10:17] far [10:17] DarkStar1: In that case you definitely want to repartition, all your /var/www/ and /var/logs/ will be on that 10G root partition, likewise /var/lib/mysql [10:17] Oh.. I'll have to book sometime off to do that then [10:17] You can do the whole thing with the machine still online, because you have 2 disks. [10:18] shit!! [10:19] all that time setting up >:/ [10:19] hi my question's about virsh and vmbuilder ubuntu but #ubuntu-virt is a little quiet: if I created a vm using vmbuilder kvm ubuntu but i did it from the wrong directory, can I just mv my .qcow2 then edit the VM using virsh # edit VM_NAME? [10:19] chmac: That just poo pooe'd my tgi friday feeling now [10:20] DarkStar1: You will need to take down the machine in order to move data around onto new partitions, but it's not so hard [10:21] chmac: what a stupid way to partition a machine [10:21] Pissed off at them now [10:23] DarkStar1: You pay peanuts, you get monkeys! [10:24] DarkStar1: In my opinion, their SSD boxes are a better deal than their traditional disks, 120G is usually way more than we ever use on any of our web machines, and the SSDs perform much, much better. [10:24] chmac: but let's be honest that kind of beetlejuice partition is spiteful [10:24] DarkStar1: It's just stupid, but so is much of what I see at OVH! :-) [10:26] SSds aren't worth the price atm and I need space. Lots of it. the mail archve I was trying to migrate is 100Gb zipped up [10:26] DarkStar1: Then you want a spinning disk! [10:30] [slightly offtopic] hm... I just upgraded a server install to Quantal and installed ubuntu-desktop on it, and lightdm doesnt't start automatically [10:33] Hey, I opened the 3306 port (for mysql) but when I'm trying to connect with telenet on 3306, I get a connect refused, the strangest this is, that it's was working yesterday, but today It's not working anymore... [10:33] any ideas? [10:33] -this+thing* [10:34] AlexO: netstat -antup | grep 3306 shows? [10:35] "tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:3306 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 15568/mysqld" [10:36] AlexO: That seems OK. Are you sure you're telnet-ing into the right address? [10:37] Lachezar: yep, I just checked it again [10:38] AlexO: using ufw? [10:38] RoyK: iptables [10:41] AlexO: turn on logging in iptables, then, or just use ufw [10:41] * RoyK uses ufw for 95% of his work [10:41] I only know a little iptables and 0 about ufw [10:42] RoyK: what do you mean but turn on logigng in iptables? You mean open the 3306 port ? [10:42] by* [10:44] I'm runing out of batery, need to find a plug brb [10:44] if you have any idea let me know my screen will still be there [10:45] AlexO: he means you should enable iptables logging so that you can see infomation about the firewall === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === doko_ is now known as doko === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === cpg is now known as cpg|away === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === gary_poster|away is now known as gary_poster === mcclurmc_away is now known as mcclurmc === cpg|away is now known as cpg [12:32] rbasak, is the subarch support SRU required to support diff arm archs? [12:32] jamespage: yes, but also any arch at all [12:32] jamespage: any ARM arch at all I mean [12:33] rbasak, ack [12:35] rbasak, looking at the branch now [12:35] thanks! [12:36] rbasak, 02- patch is missing from the branch :-( [12:37] jamespage: well that's embarrassing :-/ [12:37] * rbasak digs it out [12:37] rbasak, lol [12:38] jamespage: wondering how best to recover from this [12:39] jamespage: another upload with a bumped ubuntu revision? [12:39] rbasak, just push a new version to the branch [12:39] jamespage: roaksoax has already uploaded - it's in the unapproved queue [12:39] rbasak, ah! I wish he'd commented. [12:39] I think we can get that rejected [12:40] jamespage: ok, so do I need to bump the version, or does it count as not published? [12:40] I suppose nobody will have been able to install from it if it never actually entered precise-proposed? [12:40] rbasak, no - its not been published anywhere yet! [12:40] OK [12:40] rbasak, oh - was the upload for quantal or precise? [12:41] jamespage: both. roaksoax took the change upstream for quantal I think, and uploaded precise as-is [12:41] rbasak, sorry - LP was confusing me [12:42] rbasak, actually it looks OK in the queue [12:42] http://launchpadlibrarian.net/118134341/maas-enlist_0.4-0ubuntu1.1_0.4-0ubuntu1.2.diff.gz [12:42] jamespage: I'm confused. How? Or does that mean that roaksoax noticed and fixed it up? Also the pocket was wrong, which I know he fixed [12:43] rbasak, I suspect roaksoax fixed you up :-) [12:43] thanks roaksoax :) [12:44] * rbasak commits fixes to the branch anyway [12:44] At least it should match now [12:44] jamespage: sorry for the mess! [12:44] rbasak, no problem [12:44] rbasak, story of my day today [12:44] looking at stuff thats already been done! === cpg is now known as cpg|away [13:19] New bug: #1057946 in mod-auth-mysql (main) "A patch to support Phpass hash (Used by Wordpress, phpBB3, etc)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1057946 [13:26] New bug: #1062277 in nova (main) "092_add_instance_system_metadata migration fails when upgrading" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1062277 === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [13:31] zul: ^^ nova upgrade bug [13:33] jamespage: not cool === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [13:50] hello [13:54] I just switched my frontend webservers from CentOS to Ubuntu because of an issue with PCRE, but now I'm trying to troubleshoot a problem my servers have after about a day of uptime where sessions will stack up in HAProxy and I haven't the foggiest why. Can anyone help me get started with troubleshooting? [13:57] I use HAProxy to load balance to squid reverse proxies running apache2 on ubuntu 10.04 if that helps [14:01] hi there :-) [14:03] anybody here who is familiar with kerberos? [14:03] hi what's the fix for the 'waiting for network configuration' on every boot with 12.04? [14:04] i have problems with the krb5-kdc which woulden't start [14:04] krb5kdc: cannot initialize realm ALKAR.INTERN - see log file for details [14:05] New bug: #1062314 in nova (main) "do_refresh_security_group_rules in nova.virt.firewall is very slow" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1062314 [14:05] and the logfile tell me "krb5kdc: No such file or directory - while initializing database for realm ALKAR.INTERN" === matsubara-afk is now known as matsubara === niemeyer_ is now known as niemeyer === kInOzAwA1 is now known as kInOzAwA === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === benji___ is now known as benji [14:41] New bug: #1062336 in nova (main) "nova-compute expects libvirtd group" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1062336 [14:43] New bug: #1062334 in nova (main) "nova-* not work - Scientific Linux 6.2" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1062334 [14:48] smb: hi, bug 914788, it's marked fix released and nominated for oneiric. but you seem to be talking about q new quantal patch? [14:48] Launchpad bug 914788 in libvirt "libvirt expexts qemu-dm in wrong path for xen" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/914788 [14:50] hallyn, Yes, since George made the patch for q but probably should have done a new report [14:51] zul, I enjoyed that bug ^^ [14:51] Things broke again after Debian removed the alternates setting which created xen-default link [14:51] i did as well :) [14:51] smb: can you mark it Triaged again? [14:51] I'll push the fix this afternoon then. tuesday is freeze :) [14:52] hallyn, not sure I can do that, but in theory we probably should make the main task triaged again and add a precise task marked fixed? [14:53] hallyn, Yeah, seem you have to accept the nomination at least. [14:54] smb: sigh, ok, let me set them how I THINK you mean them [14:55] hallyn, I could do the rest, I just cannot accept nominations for anything I cannot upload [14:55] smb: can you reload and tell me if that's ok? [14:55] smb: and then you're saying i can just take that patch, pop it onto quantal package, and expect itto work? [14:56] hallyn, I looks like I thought (probably need to decide to won't fix for O) and no not that simple [14:57] hallyn, Not sure it helps you but I liked a branch [14:57] hallyn, A bzr branch. Basically I had to pop back to the old patch and have pushed the modified ones on top [14:57] oh, *linked* a branch :) [14:57] i thought you were facebooking [14:57] errr yeah... :-P no [14:57] Just missing keys [14:58] smb: so does the branch work? [14:58] hallyn, I did the test-build from that [14:58] smb: ok, thanks. lemme look at it [14:58] smb: so, any progress? [14:58] smb: have not looked through my bugmail yet today [14:59] SpamapS, Tsk, well it works for me which is not progress I guess. And I asked for a more detailed list of steps [14:59] SpamapS, Not sure whether there is any special network setup involved or so [15:01] smb: let me try my reproduction steps one more time.. [15:01] New bug: #914788 in libvirt (main) "libvirt expexts qemu-dm in wrong path for xen" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/914788 [15:06] smb: hm, doing the basic steps doesn't cause it.. I'll try again with juju, maybe it is doing something special [15:07] SpamapS, Maybe I prepare another kernel in parallel that logs a lot of stack traces (for every dev_hold and dev_put). Its ugly but if you are the only one to be lucky I would let you run it and post the results. :) [15:09] smb: for sure :) [15:11] smb: indeed, something juju is doing in its destroy-environment is causing the issue reliably.. will boil it down to a test case === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [15:33] smb: i dunno, patch looks good to me (though i can't bzr import it bc of the way you moved the patch around in the queue) I'll run the qa regression tests against it, then push the package from source [15:35] hallyn, Grr and I was just using quilt and bzr locally. :-P But ok, just note patches, because there were two [15:36] smb: yeah, bzr just doesn't deal well with any sort of funky quilt usage. but I'm just doing 'bzr bd -S' out of your bzr tree, worked fine, so it'll have both your patches [15:37] hallyn, Ok, cool. Yeah, I probably should just have all patches unapplied and then replaced the file before applying them again [15:43] SpamapS, If you find a nice test case, please let me (err well the bug report) know. Otherwise the smb2 version is now up. [15:47] smb: ok, working on it now [15:50] New bug: #1061964 in cloud-init "Config drive ensure local-hostname" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1061964 === basz is now known as basz_afk === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [16:12] qq the cron task: 3 0 * * 1/3/5 will run this task 0003 every mon-wed-friday right? === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === ariel is now known as Guest54412 [16:19] No one here? [16:19] hello guys, when i put my bash command in startup, when i reboot everything runs , but the bashscript that runs gives me error ffmpeg not found, i run a nohup on startup [16:19] so im not sure what is wrong [16:19] when i cd in directory and do nohup manualy everything is cool [16:19] hmm does anyone here have lamp installed [16:19] kendosan, that doesn't tell you anything? [16:20] hmm thats the thing im not sure what im doing :( [16:21] for example on startup commandline nohup sh /var/www/bash/nohup.sh >/dev/null 2>&1 & [16:22] kendosan: try without throwing away the error messages.. [16:22] er i will try [16:22] kendosan, oviously your ENVIROMENT is different [16:22] different path settings and other things [16:23] patdk, what do you mean ? i run ubuntu server 12.04 64bit [16:23] kendosan: Which 'nohup' is start-up using? The shell's version, or "/usr/bin/nohup" ? They have differences, especially if the start-up script isn't using a log-in shell [16:23] just a second please :) [16:23] TJ-: oh? I hadn't heard this :) thanks for the heads up. [16:23] i put the nohup commandline here /etc/rc.local [16:24] so no login, so you can't depend on anything being right [16:24] and have to make sure path and all are specified [16:24] it executes but, the thing is it does not run, when i type it in manual way :O [16:24] maybe im just confused with all this :D [16:25] kendosan: Usually that's because the shell environment at start-up is minimal compared to a log-in shell. Best debugging is to insert, in your start-up shell, a debug line of the form "env > /tmp/start-up.log" so you can look at the env it runs with [16:26] thanks i will try to do that [16:26] kendosan: s/your start-up shell/your start-up shell script/' [16:26] smb: my build of your libvirt tree oddly fails on an augeas lens test [16:27] hallyn, there is lenses in libvirt??? [16:27] in the tests, yeah [16:27] biam [16:29] Weird I have created a source package from my tree and ran it though sbuild... my only problem there is building sometimes ending up in /build which then bails because of an overlayfs bug [16:29] The second attempt with /build diverted to non-overlayed /home/... did succeed [16:30] the cron task: 3 0 * * 1-5/2 will run this task every mon-wed-friday right? [16:30] I'm new to this [16:31] the aim is that it will run it at 0003h on those days. [16:32] smb: installing your kernel next [16:33] smb: the test case is still the same... just start and stop a container [16:33] no one know? [16:33] DarkStar1: that's how I read it as well [16:33] DarkStar1: though I'd probably use 1,3,5 [16:33] no longer, no shorter, but more explicit [16:33] smb: note that the container I start/stop also does an apt-get upgrade.. I wonder if there's something weird in there [16:33] sarnold: ok [16:34] with the commas right? I'm new to task automation. [16:35] DarkStar1: yes, with the commas [16:35] SpamapS, Hm, at least a bit more usage of the net devices. And the container is just created with "lxc-create -t ubuntu -n name -- -r quantal" ? === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [16:41] smb: -t ubuntu-cloud [16:41] smb: and -r precise [16:42] smb: actually there's also some userdata fed in which does an apt-get upgrade and installs a few things... [16:43] SpamapS, I guess I will better wait for your detailed description... ;-P [16:44] smb: you can use my juju branch which does it reliably.. [16:44] smb: bzr branch lp:~clint-fewbar/juju/local-cloud-img [16:45] smb: from that dir, PYTHONPATH=$PWD PATH=$PWD/bin:$PATH bin/juju bootstrap === tyhicks` is now known as tyhicks [16:45] smb: and PYTHONPATH=$PWD PATH=$PWD/bin:$PATH bin/juju deploy wordpress [16:46] smb: then the same but 'juju destroy-environment' [16:46] SpamapS, Probably you should write that down then *in* the bug report. My memory is very limited (especially when it is actually the weekend) [16:47] smb: I'm hoping to have a lower level reproducer [16:48] SpamapS, Me too :) [16:51] smb: so far, unable to reproduce with your stacktrace happy kernel [16:52] smb: n/m, reproduced === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [16:52] smb: want syslog? [16:52] SpamapS, Yes please in the bug report. [16:53] SpamapS, Probably just a matter of timing as it now is a bit slower with the lots of output [17:03] smb: even plain libvirt is faling to build. hopefully i just messed up my localhost, lemme try on a clean instance [17:05] hallyn, Yeah, hopefully. Well, in some way. But I could not explain how that test did not bother me otherwise... [17:27] Hi there. I don't know why but when I try to change /etc/motd as root it won't update it. And when I reopen file with vim it's still last message [17:27] hallyn: did you come up with a plan for bisecting btw? [17:28] SpamapS: bisecting what? [17:28] hallyn: I can reproduce 100% of the time on this hardware with the fairly lengthy steps I posted in the bug.. but have not yet boiled it down to anything less than a long juju deploy/destroy [17:28] frojnd: see update-motd(5) [17:29] hallyn: netns bug [17:29] SpamapS: so you can't reproduce with the test program attached to the bug? [17:29] hallyn: no, this is a different problem [17:29] hallyn: the simple fix of flushing the route cache addressed that [17:30] are you sure there's no zombie tasks pinning the netns? [17:30] hallyn: to reproduce I have to boot up an ubuntu-cloud based container and then stop it [17:30] This happens if I'm editing with nano too.. So I must do something wrong. Why after editing /etc/motd as root this new login message won't exist? [17:30] hallyn: no, how would I check? [17:30] anyway no, i've been leaving that to smb to not reproduce effort [17:30] ps -ef should show the defunct tasks... [17:30] nothing there [17:30] SpamapS: what is the bug#? [17:30] bug #1021471 [17:30] Launchpad bug 1021471 in linux "clone() hang when creating new network namespace (dmesg show unregister_netdevice: waiting for lo to become free. Usage count = 2)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1021471 [17:31] hallyn: I posted the steps to reproduce using my juju branch [17:31] SpamapS: given that it conflicts with the bug which smb did fix, i'm not sure we can bisect now :) [17:31] still i could try. but if smb thinks he's about got it nailed... [17:32] hallyn, No not that one. Just got data for it to look trhough [17:32] ok. lemme finis up the libvirt one and then i'll see if i can reproduce and join the party [17:33] hallyn, Though if you want to run bisecting maybe from the other end (take our mainline kernels between 3.2 and 3.6 as a start) [17:33] Usually it turns out to be one -rc1 and then the fun begins [17:34] Err make that 3.5 [17:34] smb: happy to. i was going to do linus' tree, what do you mean by 'our mainline'? (i think i can find it from old emails, but if you have git url handy...) [17:34] right :) [17:34] 3.2..3.6 was going to be my range [17:34] uh 3.5 wtf? [17:35] http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ [17:35] thanks. ttyl [17:36] Is there a manual or something how to change default ssh login prompt? Changing /etc/motd as root doesn't work unfortunatelly. [17:36] Well, we know 3.5 is broken (3.6 apparently not) So you could go that way as well, but at least for that I know that the removed the route cache for one thing [17:36] yeah, i meant 3.5, i don't knwo why i keep mistyping. ttyl :) === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [17:49] hallyn: while you're still playing, I'm going to try 3.4.12-quantal [17:49] hallyn: as in, http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v3.4.12-quantal/ [17:50] sounds good. === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === mcclurmc is now known as mcclurmc_away [18:09] smb: regression tests still running; built fine on fresh instance; intend to push this afternoon. [18:10] zul: you have no libvirt changes to push to quantal right? [18:10] nope [18:10] hallyn, ok, phew [18:26] hallyn: I am unable to reproduce on 3.4.12 btw [18:27] SpamapS: in your recipe, should i just 'apt-get install juju'? [18:27] hallyn: no [18:27] hallyn: it shows, bzr branch the specific branch I'm using [18:27] hallyn: it still happens with stock juju, but not as frequently for some reason [18:27] you don't show building/installing it [18:27] bzr branch [18:27] just run it from there [18:28] i did bzr branch, entered it, then you say run 'juju', but juju was not installed (and ./juju is a dir) [18:28] oh hm [18:29] so it should be coming from my new path. but it's not happy with it. why? [18:29] (checking) [18:29] I set PATH :) [18:30] SpamapS: well i've since apt-get installed juju, and id o see juju in my path, so i'm guessing there was a dependency of juju which wasn't installed. (the error has scrolled off ths creen) [18:30] proceeding [18:31] ahh right [18:31] python-txzookeeper or python-txaws or twisted or something like that :-P === three18t- is now known as three18ti [18:33] hallyn: ok, so in the interest of narrowing your bisect ... 3.4.12 is fine.. what would be the other end of the spectrum to try? 3.5.5? [18:36] New bug: #1062474 in nova "Migrations do not populate volume_id_mappings and instance_id_mappings completely" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1062474 [18:38] SpamapS: not sure, hold on lemme check around which release the route cache was removed [18:38] btw, first attempt on c1.xlarge did NOT reproduce. trying again [18:38] hallyn: if it fails again, perhaps let me login and I'll see if there are assumptions I've left out [18:39] heck, the commit "ipv4: reintroduce route cache garbage collector" sounds suspicious :) [18:41] hallyn: hah yeah [18:41] SpamapS: 3.5-rc7 did not have commit 89aef8921bfbac22f00e04f8450f6e447db13e42. 3.6 did. (that being the commit removing the routing cache) [18:41] hallyn: I haven't actually confirmed that 3.6 doesn't reproduce with my particular issue [18:43] hallyn: ok, 3.5.5 does reproduce [18:43] hallyn: also reproduces with the original reproducer, so no news there [18:44] [ 191.483843] unregister_netdevice: waiting for lo to become free. Usage count = 2 [18:44] thats 2, so route cache + "the other thing" [18:44] SpamapS: hrmph, juju seems to have messed with my ptys === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [18:44] hallyn: ?? [18:45] hallyn: ok, so I'll try 3.6-rc1 next [18:46] i ran 'juju bootstrap' in byobu, exited the shell, and now defunct java tasks are pinning /dev/pts/1, and re-starting byobu hangs [18:46] rebooting, not sure what state i just left things in... sigh [18:47] hallyn: oh thats interesting.. zookeeper should have daemonized. [18:47] hallyn: thats likely the culprit there [18:49] hallyn: so i'll do 3.6-rc1, and then 3.5-rc7 [18:52] hallyn: yeah looks like we need to use start-stop-daemon to run ZK so it will let go of the terminal [18:52] hallyn: you should have just killed the java process === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [18:57] hallyn: AHA! [18:57] hallyn: 3.6 still has it [18:58] hallyn: well, 3.6-rc1 [18:58] hallyn: so, the route cache issue is separate [18:58] [ 253.892068] unregister_netdevice: waiting for lo to become free. Usage count = 1 [18:58] thats on 3.6 rc1 [19:01] SpamapS, Unfortunately there are a few additions to the whole mess that are (or where) not even in upstream linux when I looked last [19:02] smb: well I think you were looking at the route cache issue and using stgraber's reproducer only [19:02] SpamapS: interesting [19:02] trying 3.6-quantal now [19:03] I was also following a few hints from upstream, but they pointed to a follow up on things that happened after removing the route cache. So things may have gone jojo [19:04] well if nothing else, its clear that this is a separate bug from the route cache issue [19:04] SpamapS: it might be worth opening a separate upstream kernel bugzilla [19:04] except, of course, we probably need a reproducer outside of juju :) [19:05] yeah [19:05] I think its something in the timing [19:06] hallyn: lxc-stop returns immediately, right, you still need lxc-wait to know that it is stopped? === cpg|away is now known as cpg [19:08] SpamapS: i think so, though the python api one can wait iirc [19:09] SpamapS: though lxc_stop "sort of" waits, by waiting for the monitor socket to close [19:11] ah ok [19:12] weird.. why do our cloud images have ntfs installed? :-P [19:12] SpamapS: ntfs ebs volume ! :) [19:13] so much win [19:13] hallyn: ok, confirmed still in 3.6 [19:13] hallyn: I'll try to boil this down to at least just lxc commands to reproduce [19:16] SpamapS: gah, no, can't reproduce on amazon with juju. i'll just try quickly running lxc testsuite and see ifthat helps [19:16] smb: libvirt pushed, thanks. [19:16] hallyn, At least something that worked today. :) [19:16] thanks [19:17] haha no kidding. still no idea about psivaa's bug [19:18] mdeslaur: if i said that after psivaa installs a new quantal desktop and installs kvm, then virt-manager, virt-manager fails to create/start VMs, but once you manually create one with virsh define and start that, then virt-manager succeeds [19:18] mdeslaur: would that ring any bells for you? [19:18] hallyn: no...what does virt-manager do? [19:18] my only guess would be bad perms inside /var/lib/libvirt/images, but that doesn't really make sense either [19:19] it manages to start kvm, but then kvm bombs with with -EPERM trying to actually use kvm [19:19] (as seen in the /var/lib/libvirt/qemu/x.log) [19:19] the bug # is 1057024 fwiw [19:22] hallyn: trying on a fresh install now [19:23] mdeslaur: thanks. i've tried that 3 times no with no success, maybe i'm unconsciously doing something blatantly different... [19:23] hallyn: with no success? you mean you couldn't reproduce his issue, or you couldn't get it to work? [19:24] couldn't reproduce it [19:24] worked for me every time === basz_afk is now known as basz [19:29] hallyn: worked fine for me [19:29] hallyn: not sure what's going wrong for him [19:30] hallyn: hardware problem? [19:31] mdeslaur: kvm does run fine by hand, or using 'virsh'. [19:32] mdeslaur: but there are funky /dev/sda errors in syslog [19:32] worse, psivaa has *two* machiens that do it [19:32] hallyn: hrm [19:32] so i started wondering if there is a corrupt archiv emirror... [19:32] i dunno [19:33] hallyn: I did a fresh install, dit "apt-get install virt-manager", did "apt-get install qemu-kvm", added myself to the libvirtd group, rebooted and everything worked [19:33] mdeslaur: thanks for trying. i'm out of ideas [19:34] psivaa: any chance you can post dmesg from the other machine that also does this for you? (to the bug) [19:34] are they the same kind of laptop? === kInOzAwA2 is now known as kInOzAwA [19:37] hallyn: my iso was in my home directory, not sure that's relevant [19:38] mdeslaur: hm, so was mine. [19:40] Hello everyone. Could anyone can explain me why /etc/resolf.conf turns into a sym link to /run/resolvconf/resolv.conf ? [19:41] I'm having to upgrate my servers from 11.04 to 12.04 ...and I just realised this because a normal user can not use the host comand. [19:41] hallyn: ok so here is how lxc-create is invoked.. [19:41]