=== cpg is now known as cpg|away === chincloud is now known as Guest21572 === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === matsubara is now known as matsubara-afk [00:59] hiyas, dead n00b question, whilst iptables -F will flush, how do stop top them being reloaded when there is an error? [00:59] what kind of error? simple syntax error or you made a mistake in the rules and now ssh is dead? :) [01:03] sarnold: a simple error LoT made that took down the ZNC server... [01:04] as it reloads each time, where do I find and stop it from loading from that file? === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === blinkin_ is now known as blinkin === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === tuv0k is now known as darthanubis === KristianDK is now known as zz_KristianDK === cpg|away is now known as cpg === blinkin_ is now known as blinkin === [1]darthanubis is now known as darthanubis === zz_KristianDK is now known as KristianDK === KristianDK is now known as zz_KristianDK [07:19] Hello im on a linux class and I need to get nmap. but when I do apt-get install nmap i get loads of extra tools that i dont need since im only running server. are there other similar tools i should use when running server only? [07:20] prsoney, it doesn't install anything you don't need [07:21] it asks me to install zenmap, and for zenmap i need x, which is like 80MB with all the dependencies? [07:23] it should not require zenmap [07:23] sudo apt-get install nmap adds zenmap to the list of deps? [07:24] Your apt uses suggested packages as deps? [07:24] I don't even thing zenmap is suggested [07:24] Need to get 47.0 MB of archives. After this operation, 130 MB of additional disk space will be used. [07:24] sudo apt-cache show nmap gives me no zenmap [07:25] prsoney, what is it installing? [07:25] loads and loads of stuff smw [07:25] prsoney, copy and paste :-) [07:25] or pastebin... === smb` is now known as smb [07:27] http://pastebin.com/dqfzGYBa [07:27] wtf? lol [07:28] prsoney, pastebin the output of sudo apt-cache show nmap [07:28] prsoney, and what command gave that output you just gave me? [07:28] apt-get install nmap [07:29] heh [07:29] I think the issue is that liblua requires alot [07:29] nope, nm [07:29] liblua requires nothing [07:30] so what is the output of sudo apt-cache show nmap ? [07:38] smw: [07:39] zenmap has its own package [07:39] excalibr, right, but installing nmap should not drag zenmap in as a dep [07:39] it would most likely be the other way around [07:42] i dont seen zenmap in nmap dep [07:43] excalibr, it isn't === mcclurmc_away is now known as mcclurmc === doko_ is now known as doko [09:20] zul, Daviey: looking at component mismatches: ok to demote maas-dhcp and maas-dns? if not, please seed it somewhere [09:20] ok to promote the other binaries? [09:22] roaksoax, Daviey: any update on freeipmi? [09:22] Daviey (or anyone), why would the BMC on my HP microserver not accept the IP address offered to it and keep doing more DHCPDISCOVER? It used to work .... :/ [09:31] I followed that https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/samba-dc.html. but I dont know what to write inside logon.cmd [09:33] <_ruben> linocisco: whatever you want to executed when a user logs in, it's optional [09:46] Unsure if this is the correct channel for this question, but: I'm trying to generate apparmor profiles using aa-complain and aa-logprof but my profiles are almost completely empty, no rules are generated at all. http://pastie.org/private/uoulvjifwy8dkvpgiwjwsw It probably has something [09:47] to do with that I've changed the rsyslog log format, but I can't find what it's supposed to look like. Ideas? [09:51] Can anyone tell me the name of the script which modifies /etc/motd on server 12.04? [09:52] Hi there. I have ubuntu server 12.4 and I'm seeking any tutorial for setting up git server, I prefer any "official" tutorials. I've already checked help page of ubuntu but it's for later releases: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Git [09:54] _ruben, I want to know the format [09:55] <_ruben> linocisco: it's just a batch file, which gets executed through cmd.exe [09:55] <_ruben> unless you named it logon.ps1, then it'll get executed through powershell [10:02] bigjools: hmm, are you sure it was offered ? [10:03] Daviey: positive, I am looking at the syslog [10:03] bigjools: Can't answer then.. i saw something similar, where it wasn't getting addresses.. turned out, i had exhausted my lease pool [10:03] no other dhcp servers around either, so either there's a bug in quantal's isc-dhcpd or the bmc is doing something peculiar [10:04] the bmc is peculiar [10:04] :) [10:04] definitely not exhuasted my lease pool :) [10:04] I don't know, sorry :( [10:28] * koolhead17 pokes Daviey [10:31] zul, Daviey: looking at component mismatches: ok to demote maas-dhcp and maas-dns? if not, please seed it somewhere [10:31] ok to promote the other binaries? [10:34] Hello everyone [10:34] I have a question if you don't mind, I'm new in Ubuntu world, and I'm trying really hard to get along with it, Ubuntu ROCKS [10:34] :) [10:35] my question is : [10:36] How can I install xubuntu with LVMs on top of RAID 1 [10:36] ? [10:36] best regards [10:37] lepirat: use alternate cd or mini.iso & follow server-guide advanced installation. [10:40] lepirat, if the raid 1 is hardware raid, "as usual", it will be seen as a normal drive by the kernel. [10:40] _ruben, can you show me sample? [10:40] if it s software raid, i do not know [10:42] thanks guys for replay, but here comes the output I have seen [10:42] it shows me a three different HDDs [10:43] ? [10:43] it's /dev/sda [10:43] 2nd /dev/sdb [10:43] 3rd it's : /dev/mapper/isw_cffeiahdid_volume0 [10:43] sda I suppose is my HDD no.1 [10:44] sdb my HDD no.2 [10:44] what is /dev/mapper/isw_cffeiahdid_volume0 ? [10:44] is this the RAID 1 partition [10:44] Lets say , YES it is !! [10:44] lepirat: stop. [10:45] okay, something wrong ! [10:45] lepirat: that one is Intel Rapid Storage Raid. Setup your RAID1 partitions in the BIOS and then only setup LVM on top of it. the /dev/sda & /dev/sdb will probably be masked by isw after you do that. [10:46] (or you can use the windows app) === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [10:46] lepirat: you will then need to activate "dmraid" during installation. This will be called "fakeraid" (although I don't like the term, there is nothing fake about it.... ;-) ) [10:47] mdadm does support intel rapid storage, but it is not integrated in ubuntu yet. [10:48] xnon : keep talking [11:11] sorry I lost the connection befor [11:11] e [11:12] Hi there. I'm having a bit of a problem cloning the admin repo (for gitolite) when I do: $ git clone git@localhost:gitolite-admin it asks me for a git password (I type it in) and then it writes out: fatal: 'gitolite-admin' does not appear to be a git repository fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly [11:12] I've successfully setup gitolite [11:13] but now at the ste when trying to clone: http://sitaramc.github.com/gitolite/clone.html I get this error. Any help would be much appreciated [11:13] Also I think it should not prompt for a password. Correct me if I'm wrong? [11:23] Xnox : you were saying something about fakeRAID, how to apply it, or lets say how to make RAID 1 .. shall I go with Hardware RAID, which I stuck on that. Is there any alternative solution ? [11:23] thanks in advance [11:31] davi: I have a problem with "nova-manage db sync" in Folsom that I'm surprised you've not hit. [11:31] davi: Whoops, not for you. [11:31] Daviey: I have a problem with "nova-manage db sync" in Folsom that I'm surprised you've not hit. [11:31] Daviey: https://github.com/openstack/nova/blob/master/nova/db/sqlalchemy/migrate_repo/versions/082_essex.py#L260 [11:31] soren: Oh [11:31] Daviey: I get the error mentioned in that comment. [11:32] Daviey: Why you don't is a mystery to me. [11:32] soren: erm, i think we have hit that [11:32] let me check the bug [11:32] Daviey: You SRU'ed a fix for it, apparently, but I don't see the fix in Folsom? [11:33] soren: ah, that isn't bug 1062474 [11:33] Launchpad bug 1062474 in nova "Migrations do not populate volume_id_mappings and instance_id_mappings completely" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1062474 [11:33] It's also not bug 123456 [11:33] Launchpad bug 123456 in xine-lib "podcast crashes amarok" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/123456 [11:33] ..but why are we talking about bugs that it isn't? [11:34] bug 993663 [11:34] Launchpad bug 993663 in nova "[SRU] dns_domains table mysql charset is 'latin1'. Should be 'utf8'" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/993663 [11:34] Yes, that. [11:34] soren: I /thought/ it might have been the same migration bug we saw [11:35] Why the "¤% am I still affected by this bug, then? [11:35] * soren scratches head [11:35] soren: Looking at the comments here, it seems zul asked appropriate questions https://review.openstack.org/#/c/8356/ [11:35] Dan & Mark seemed pretty sure it was kosher [11:37] Since then, fix_dns_domains.py seems to have disappeared. [11:37] Gah. [11:37] * soren goes digging [11:39] Oh, that fix only went to stable/essex? [11:40] New bug: #1063857 in maas (main) "Cluster controller fails to start because MAAS_URL is not set." [Critical,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1063857 [11:40] New bug: #1063946 in maas-enlist (main) "maas-enlsit does not take power-type and power-settings parameters" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1063946 [11:40] New bug: #1064096 in clamav "Please update clamav to 0.97.6" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1064096 [11:40] Ok, found the folsom equivalent. [11:41] ..but I don't understand why it works. :( [11:41] New bug: #1057024 in qemu-kvm (main) "kvm kernel module always loaded, without setting /dev/kvm permissions" [High,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1057024 [11:41] New bug: #1063806 in ntp (main) "ntp deadlock while exiting and never stop" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1063806 [11:42] New bug: #1063680 in php5 (main) "php5-fpm crashed with SIGSEGV" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1063680 [11:42] New bug: #1063697 in juju (universe) "[FFe] Please update to new snapshot release ~bzr592" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1063697 [11:42] New bug: #1063770 in lxc "cloud lxc template leaves half-written files if interrupted (dup-of: 1037331)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1063770 [11:43] New bug: #991023 in mysql-5.5 (main) "mysql server cannot start" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/991023 [11:43] New bug: #1062939 in samba (main) "package samba 2:3.6.3-2ubuntu2.3 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 128" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1062939 [11:44] New bug: #1062310 in lm-sensors (main) "ubuntu 10.04.4 LTS failed to sensor cpu , board and fans , by sensors-applet and lm-sensors" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1062310 [11:44] New bug: #1062802 in nis (universe) "package nis 3.17-32ubuntu4.1 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1062802 [11:44] * soren glances at uvirtbot [11:46] is there really much difference between ubuntu servers of old compared to newer updated versions? [11:51] codescience: yes. [11:51] Daviey: Nope, still puzzled why it works for anyone else. The first migration attempts to create dns_domains with a domain field as varchar(512) and then defines it as the primary key. 512 characters in utf-8 encoding is much more thn the max of 767 bytes. [11:52] Daviey: I don't see anything attempting to prevent this from being created. I see a later migration try to shrink the domain field to make it work, but how it manages to apply the first migration is mysterious. [11:52] soren: did you see why the gerrit review from above was seemingly reverted for Folsom? [11:53] https://review.openstack.org/#/c/7139/ [11:53] Daviey: No, didn't see that. [11:53] Daviey: But I do see a comment in migrate_repo/versions/096_recreate_dns_domains.py claiming that "the old dns_domains table is in the 'latin1' charset". [11:53] soren: do you have a minimal testcase that would be suitable for a git bisect? === cpg is now known as cpg|away [11:54] Daviey: ..but I don't see anything attempting to make sure that dns_domains is indeed latin1 in the 082_essex migiration. [11:54] glance, for internal server though, old versions are fine when they're internal only servers, right? [11:55] soren: Generally, my confidence in encoding for Folsom isn't as strong as essex. [11:56] If "CREATE TABLE" doesn't specify a charset, where does the default come from? [11:56] brb [11:59] soren: the distro [12:01] doko: sorry, i missed your pings [12:01] doko: I am dealing with that today.. leave it with me. Thanks [12:01] ok, thanks [12:03] Daviey: Well, sure, but how? Where? How can I determine what it is and how can I change it? [12:04] soren: grep default-character-set /etc/mysql/ [12:05] soren: client & server option [12:05] Daviey: No hits. [12:06] Daviey: But I can see that if I "create database foo" and mysqldump it, it says its default charset is latin1. My nova db has default charset utf8. [12:06] I thought we switched from latin1 -> utf8 about 3 cycles ago [12:06] I know where the utf8 comes from. [12:07] Really a question for SpamapS. [12:07] My Puppet magic does that explicitly. [12:07] Hmm.. [12:10] I really thought we set default-character-set now :/ [12:10] I think that particular setting got deprecated? [12:11] "The syntax '--default-character-set' is deprecated and will be removed in a future release. Please use --character-set-server instead." [12:18] soren: bah [12:19] soren: re where default charset comes from.. there are no less than *4* variables that can influence that [12:19] SpamapS: Hmm, can we distro patch some more in? [12:20] soren: you have the server charset, the db charset, the connection charset, and the "coin flip" charset [12:21] and by coin flip I mean "table and/or column" [12:22] New bug: #1052056 in freeipmi (universe) "[FFe] [MIR] freeipmi" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1052056 [12:22] soren: so, re your question.. create table w/o charset should come from the db charset. [12:23] soren: but if that is left unset.. the server charset [12:23] I've been through so many nightmares with mysql charsets... was so happy to see drizzle just said "F it, we have utf-8. Thats it." [12:24] ++ [12:24] unfortunately, they (the devs) also said "f it, we want a paycheck" and moved on to other projects [12:25] now Drizzle is basically funded by GSoC [12:35] anyone in here use rsync? I am looking to get some support for it [12:38] Kingsy: half the world uses rsync [12:38] Kingsy: whats the question? [12:39] SpamapS: a command like this, rsync -av --dry-run --exclude-from '.gitignore' -e ssh chris@site.co.uk:/srv/site.co.uk/ . the output is not just the files tha thave changed.. it is EVERYTHING.. why? [12:40] shouldnt that command only sync through what has changed? in regards to its timestamp and size etc? [12:40] or at least thats what I assumed [12:41] Kingsy: its telling you all things considered [12:41] Kingsy: you'll see the "speedup" number which will tell you all the things skipped [12:41] Kingsy: btw, your -e is not necessary [12:41] Kingsy: '-e ssh' has been assumed for about 10 years now [12:42] ah ok [12:42] so, is it possible to only echo the files that it is going to sync on the dry run? [12:42] unless you're still on RHEL 4 or Debian 3.0 .. nobody expects rsh to work. :) [12:42] rather than what it is considering ? [12:43] Kingsy: dunno.. I'm sure thats possible [12:44] Kingsy: 'man rsync' says that --dry-run + --itemize-changes does what you want [12:45] SpamapS: Cool, thanks for the clarification. [12:47] hmm let me see [12:47] SpamapS: nope thats even worse.. even more verbose [12:48] each file/directory seems to be a given a .d..tp..... key along with it, which I suppose means something.. but if you have 100,000 of those, kinda impossible to go through them all [12:50] Kingsy: those things are all the mods that will be made [12:50] Kingsy: so you can filter out the ones that won't change anything [12:51] how? all i want is a dry-run list of the files that are going to be synced [12:51] it seems impossible.. I just get a MASSIVE soup of information.. heheh [12:52] I have tried about 20 variations on the command [12:55] Kingsy: I've used rsync for such things before, but always programmaticaly [12:57] is there anyway to make a raid0 with like loop? without mdadm? [12:58] patdk-wk: lvm can do stripes [12:58] I am attempting this from readonly media [12:58] patdk-wk: and raid0 is more or less just plain lvm. [12:58] hi, I have Ubuntu Server 10.04.4, the system tomcat6 is 6.0.24. I wanna run the latest version, how can I do that? [12:58] lvm is not plain raid0, it's totally different [12:58] tasaras: Ubuntu 12.04 is out.. :) [12:59] attempting to recover a raid10 array [12:59] that wasn't made with mdadm [12:59] SpamapS, i know but it is not within my power to upgrade to the new LTS [12:59] patdk-wk: what was it made with? [12:59] so is there a "work-around" ? [12:59] hw raid card [12:59] so mainly just need to unstripe the data [12:59] tasaras: if you can't upgrade the OS, you probably can't upgrade the system tomcat either [13:00] tasaras: you can always just install a newer one in your home dir [13:00] patdk-wk: so... activate it with dmraid. If you can't there is not much help as the hw controller can put data however it likes. I daubt it will be straight forward to "mount" directly. [13:00] but good luck figuring out offsets and see if they work.... [13:00] me [13:00] xnox, dmraid? [13:00] doh [13:01] dmraid doesn't add any headers? [13:01] patdk-wk: yes, dmraid a software package used to mount / talk to some hardware(ish) raid controllers. [13:01] no, no hardware raid here [13:01] New bug: #1064366 in cinder (main) "Cinder doesnt configure tgt properly." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1064366 [13:01] the array was built with a raid card in another system, that system is toast [13:01] I just need to unstripe the data [13:02] patdk-wk: if it was not build using linux software raid mdadm... then you really need to get a raid card.... unless you know the ondisk layout that toasted raid card produced. [13:02] xnox, and I do know it :) [13:02] like I said, I only need to unstripe the data [13:03] SpamapS, so is there not a way to get a new .deb and install over it? [13:03] or it is a recipe for disaster? [13:03] tasaras: you can probably rebuild the precise tomcat6 packages.. [13:04] tasaras: there's a script called 'backportpackage' that can be helpful there [13:04] tasaras: I'm just not sure thats worth the trouble [13:04] its for supporting a client, not personal use [13:06] roaksoax, Daviey: freeipmi promoted. again, please look at component mismatches once this gets updated [13:07] doko: funny, i did it aswell [13:07] :) [13:08] doko: I wasn't lieing when i said i was "on it" :) [13:09] Daviey, that was for maas ... [13:10] doko: Okay.. well we both seem to have promoted freeipmi aswell. [13:10] Hello there [13:10] guys I have one question ? [13:10] How can I install LVM on RAIDed Machine ? [13:11] where do i get more info about what version of tomcat is contained in Ubuntu 12.04? [13:13] tasaras, apt-cache search tomcat ? (mention 6 and 7) [13:14] melmoth, i dont have access to ubuntu 12.04 [13:14] install one, it s free :-) [13:15] tasaras: http://packages.ubuntu.com [13:16] tasaras: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/tomcat6 [13:16] tasaras: or https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/tomcat7 [13:20] Daviey: ping can you have a quick peek http://paste.ubuntu.com/1269240/ [13:23] zul: lgtm.. I think that is the approach you discussed with adam_g ? [13:23] Daviey: yeah [13:24] SpamapS: so there is no way you know of to just list the files that are going to be synced? [13:27] so last night my hard drive had 14GB available.. now it has 0... is there some way i can find out what happened over night? [13:27] wow.. [13:28] df to find out what partition, du to find out what files specifically [13:28] I guess [13:29] how so? [13:30] i know the partition [13:30] it's the partition for my /var mount point [13:30] how can i use du to find out what happened in the past 12 hours [13:30] oh no, I meant use du to find what files have been created that are taking the space [13:31] or ls [13:31] also: du -hc * on /var claims 66GB, but the partition size is 41GB [13:31] then you will be able to tell which process is responsible [13:32] oh ithink i know what happened [13:33] so i have a hard drive mounted on /var/backup, but i forgot to remount it last night.. so my daily backup script went ahead and backed up to /var/backup anyway [13:34] oh.. hehe [13:45] New bug: #1062340 in maas "juju provider interacts poorly with arch constraints" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1062340 [13:48] Kingsy: yes there's a way. No I don't know it. [13:48] Daviey: can you review cinder in the queue please? [13:48] ok [14:21] New bug: #1064420 in horizon (main) "Ubuntu theme in Horizon dashboard causes formatting issues" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1064420 [14:38] Daviey, I just uploaded a fresh merge of bacula from debian including a security fix [14:38] bug 1064435 [14:38] Launchpad bug 1064435 in bacula "Please merge bacula 5.2.6+dfsg-5 from debian unstable" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1064435 [14:39] jamespage: All i read is, "< jamespage> Daviey, i've created some work for you" :) [14:39] lol [14:39] Daviey, absolutely! [14:39] probably less work that it took to test it tho... [14:40] * jamespage must write an automated test suite for bacula [14:40] jamespage: My review is bassed on, I'm flipping a coin on weather to accept. === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [14:41] New bug: #1064435 in bacula (main) "Please merge bacula 5.2.6+dfsg-5 from debian unstable" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1064435 [14:46] New bug: #1064440 in nova (main) "nova-vncproxy has unmet dependencies" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1064440 === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === railsraider_ is now known as railsraider [15:11] adam_g: lemme know when you are around === railsraider_ is now known as railsraider [15:15] SpamapS: you still there? [15:35] hallyn: sorry 'bout the delay -- uploaded netcf to experimental last night. wasn't sure if you wanted to leave that bug open or not, tho [15:39] Kingsy: stepped out for a bit... back now [15:40] ahs3: i saw the email late last night - thanks for pushing. you mean wait to close the bug until it hits unstable? [15:42] hallyn: i wasn't sure how you wanted to handle it. it could have been closed with the push to experimental, or we can wait until it's time to push the same bits to sid. it was kinda hard to tell from the bug. [15:42] (either way WFM...) [15:44] soren: ping the ubuntu-openstack-testing has a patch that solves the nfs testsuite bug fyi [15:48] zul, whats the story with nova-vncproxy in folsom? [15:48] ahs3: i'm not sure either. how does promotino to unstable happen? [15:48] hallyn: we'd have to decide to do it, iirc. then it's just another upload [15:48] jamespage: bad documentation in the docs [15:49] Hm.. I've added a line AllowUsers got myusername, but then when I try to ssh to server I get: ssh: connect to host localhost port 10001: Connection refused. If I remove this line in sshd_config and try to login with the same user I'm allowed. What I be missing here? [15:49] zul, so which vncproxy package should be used? [15:49] jamespage: lemme get back to you on that [15:49] zul, I'd guess nova-novncproxy [15:49] jamespage: yeah [15:50] SpamapS: I don't think it matters now thanks [15:51] ahs3: let's leave the bug open so we remember :) [15:52] hallyn: okey dokey :) [15:53] ahs3: i guess i'll put a note down for a week from today to look into promoting [15:54] Anyone here using gitolite? [16:03] Anyone willing to help me out with tihs problem? I googled tons of stuff and I still don't know what I'm missing for not successfully cloning at third step: http://sitaramc.github.com/gitolite/clone.html [16:04] frojnd: I know marcoceppi in #juju has at least played w/ gitolite [16:05] SpamapS: thank you I'll try and msg him/her [16:05] frojnd: there's a juju charm that he wrote which automates the deployment. Might be worth looking at [16:06] SpamapS: thank you [16:07] hallyn, ping? [16:08] TheLordOfTime: ubuntu-meeting time [16:08] i'll ping you later then :P [16:08] * TheLordOfTime returns to beating php5 with a stick [16:13] One general question, why if I add AllowUsers git defaultuser into sshd_conf I can't login with defaultuser afterward? [16:14] frojnd: did you put an allowed command on the key that forces starting a git server / process ? [16:16] sarnold: when I was mading keys: ssh-keygen -t rsa I just pressed enter a couple of times [16:16] sarnold: but no I don't knwo how to put allowed command on the key o_o [16:16] sarnold: when I was making keys* [16:19] sarnold: Was that the question you were asking me? [16:19] frojnd: ah, my mistake; ForceCommand is used with Match blocks in the sshd_config to force commands... [16:21] sarnold: I do have ForceCommand line, that I needed to setup chrooted sftp environment [16:22] I don't understand why I'm not allowed to login after I add user to AllowUsers [16:22] frojnd: is it properly specific-enough to also still allow your git user to work? [16:22] sarnold: yes, I setit up for a group sftponly [16:22] let me paste code to make this clear [16:23] yo everyone [16:23] sarnold: http://pastebin.com/j0vmmXEw [16:25] got a dell 2800, ordered 2 146GB 10k hdd's and the system won't boot, stalls at spinning the drives. I tried finding a way to et the spin speed in the bios but Im having troubles finding anything about it. Also, could potentially be bad drives [16:25] possible reasons for thi? [16:25] Kentos: will it boot to USB stick? [16:26] if i remove the drives it will boot just fine [16:26] frojnd: okay, that looks fine. hrm. Are there any errors in /var/log/ that look related? [16:26] but on the boot up, it stalls as it scans and spins the drives [16:26] Kentos: have you been passed to the OS yet? Or does it stall in the BIOS? [16:27] its a bios bootup for the server, spins and chacks for the drives and configuration, tries to spinup the channels for the newer drives and never finishes [16:28] Kentos: can you spin up the drives using USB<->SATA adapters? [16:28] cant go to OS with these drives, since i cant boot with them in the machine [16:28] they are scsi drives [16:29] and i dont have any of those in any case [16:29] sarnold: no no errors [16:29] oof, that does complicate things :/ [16:29] frojnd: darn. :/ [16:30] yeah [16:30] yeah im just wondering what the problem could be, i know that the other drives are 15k speed but the channels for the new drive are not configured [16:30] like they arent supposed to be other drives for a raid, two new drives for two unused drive spaces [16:31] Kentos: have you pushed beyond the available power of the powersupply? [16:31] that is possible, but im not sure what would be doing that [16:32] not sure if hooking up the redundant would help though, i dont think it would amnyway [16:41] Kentos: Will it fire up with only one of the 10k drives connected? Are the SCSI terminations correct? [16:41] One newbie q. How do I check if $HOME/bint exists and is in my $PATH? just with $PATH ? [16:47] frojnd: can you re-phrase your question? [16:48] How do I chek on the server that $HOME/bin exists and is in your $PATH [16:48] check* [16:48] frojnd: "echo $PATH | grep $HOME/bin" [16:49] Hm. If it's not how do I add it [16:51] TJ-: oops, that's vulnerable to shell injections :) here's hoping that is only ever used by trusted programs... [16:51] frojnd: usual is to just stick a bit like this into your ~/.profile: [16:51] if [ -d "$HOME/bin" ] ; then [16:51] PATH="$HOME/bin:$PATH" [16:51] fi === simplexio is now known as simplex10 === simplex10 is now known as simplexio [16:52] so everytime user logins it sets bin directory to path [16:52] frojnd: this makes the assumption that (a) you'll run it early enough so that it will be added before every interactive shell starts (b) it doesn' actually matter if it gets added twice, because it doesn't actually matter. Heh. :) [16:53] frojnd: Look at the last few lines of ~/.profile that'll show you where it is added and why [16:53] TJ-: sarnold ok tanx [17:00] hallyn, are you still busy? [17:01] New bug: #1064529 in php5 (main) "package php5-cli 5.3.10-1ubuntu3.4 failed to install/upgrade: ErrorMessage: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 134" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1064529 [17:01] more breakage! [17:01] * TheLordOfTime looks after finding power [17:04] New bug: #1064539 in maas (main) "The pserv service logs to /var/log/maas/pserv.log and that directory (/var/log/maas/) is not created but the cluster controller package" [Critical,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1064539 [17:15] !irclogs [17:15] Official channel logs can be found at http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ . LoCo channels are now logged there too; for older LoCo channel logs, see http://logs.ubuntu-eu.org/freenode/ [17:15] oops [17:15] that was destined for a query window [17:15] working from a laptop sucks :/ [17:16] New bug: #1064541 in spamassassin "rfc-ignorant.org will stop working soon" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1064541 [17:16] New bug: #1064542 in maas (main) "python-maas-provisioningserver is missing several dependencies" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1064542 [17:17] uvirtbot is reporting any bugs for server team packages, including private ones, or no? [17:17] TheLordOfTime: Error: "is" is not a valid command. [17:17] silence, bot [17:22] also, hallyn, ping. === frojnd_ is now known as frojnd [17:28] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php5/+bug/191251 <-- Per http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=380731, this was updated in 5.4.1-1 of php5, which is now in quantal as part of 5.4.6-1, probably part of libphp5-embed. Shouldn't that needs packaging bug be changed to say this was alread implemented? [17:28] Launchpad bug 191251 in php5 "[needs-packaging] php5-embed" [Wishlist,Confirmed] [17:29] (old bug, yes, but old ancient bugs that arent closed annoy me :P) [17:30] SpamapS, you'd probably know how to handle that one. [17:31] TheLordOfTime: yes! [17:32] TheLordOfTime: Fix Released [17:32] SpamapS, you want to take it, or should I? [17:32] (you've got more "say" than I on those matters, you actually work with the repos on occasion) [17:33] TheLordOfTime: make sure to copy/paste the changelog [17:33] TheLordOfTime: all thats needed is evidence of the release that contains php5-embed [17:34] SpamapS, i assume i have to pull from the debian/changelog from the package in Ubuntu :p [17:34] ... right... [17:34] i'll get on that once they allow Linux on this netowrk [17:34] :/ [17:34] doh [17:34] * TheLordOfTime is stuck on Windows atm [17:34] TheLordOfTime: the changelog is on launchpad too [17:34] SpamapS, the *complete* changelog>? [17:34] or the diff'd changelog [17:35] (5.4.1 was never in Ubuntu, i think it got synced as 5.4.somethingAfter2 [17:35] ) [17:36]