=== n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === chincloud is now known as Guest91408 [04:11] New bug: #1064829 in maas-enlist "Enlistment IPMI autodetection only works on quantal (for now)" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1064829 === Gallomimia_ is now known as Gallomimia === cpg|away is now known as cpg [04:27] New bug: #1030827 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/1030827 [05:01] New bug: #1064832 in maas "IPMI username created on enlistment is too long" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1064832 === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off === kInOzAwA is now known as Guest74110 === Guest74110 is now known as kInOzAwA === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === smb` is now known as smb === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts === cpg is now known as cpg|away === mcclurmc_away is now known as mcclurmc [08:14] guys, is it possible to setup a proxy server without doing ssh dynamic port forwarding? [08:15] its just a little annoying that if I want to route through my server I need to open an ssh connection each time.. [08:15] what about if I wanted to do it on a windows machine for example.. using putty each time is just unrealistic [08:16] Kingsy: you could use plink on windows. [08:17] greppy: its still a bit annoying.. there is no way og having a service running? [08:17] of** [08:17] you might be able to, you could also run tinyproxy or squid on your server instead. [08:18] Kingsy: what kind of proxy? [08:18] * SpamapS curses his insomnia [08:19] SpamapS: basically just a proxy that would allow me to route http through my server [08:19] Kingsy: and re using putty.. its a single self contained binary...why is that unrealistic? [08:19] SpamapS: because a friend of mine wants to use and, and he is not computer literate [08:19] Ah, for that, there's OpenVPN [08:20] so to have a service running on the server from which you could enter the details into chrome, then just turn the proxy on and off with a couple of clicks [08:20] several decent frontends for windows [08:21] tinyproxy actually looks like what I need [08:30] ok now, general sys admin questions. If you have installed a service.. its running but you want to see if its listening on the port you set.. what is the best way? [08:30] netstat -tnlp [08:31] thats "tcp, no dns lookups, listening, show me the [p]rocess owning the socket" [08:31] Kingsy: sudo will likely be needed [08:31] worked nicely [08:32] hmm it says access denied.. but I added the damn ip to the list of address in the config [08:33] greppy: have you used tinyproxy before? [08:33] Kingsy: yeah, but it's been a while. I think it defaults to localhost only. [08:34] greppy: yeah it does, but I added "Allow some.ip.address.home <-- to the conf file [08:34] restarted and it still says access denied.. which is odd [08:34] greppy: got any debugging tips? [08:35] check for a listen or bind statement. [08:35] greppy: what do you mean? [08:35] I can see tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:1099 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN - which is the port I set it up to listen on === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [08:36] however when I host:1099 in a browser it says The administrator of this proxy has not configured it to service requests from your host. [08:36] New bug: #1064903 in spamassassin (main) "(spawn.c:129): error setting uid to 0 " [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1064903 [08:38] greppy: I assume, if I wanted to connect to it, I should use the computers external ip that I want to connect with and stick it in the config as "Allow the.external.ip.addr" right? [08:38] the allow should be the IP of the remote system. [08:39] ( I think ) [08:39] by remote system you mean the ip of the computer that is attempting to connect to the proxy? [08:39] yes [08:40] hmm I did that.. no joy [08:41] Kingsy: make sure tinyproxy isn't doing reverse DNS lookups [08:41] does anyone know how to allow writeable chroot in vsftpd [08:41] ? [08:41] SpamapS: how would I do that? [08:41] Kingsy: read the manual mostly :) [08:42] I thought that: allow_writeable_chroot=YES would fix that but it just causes 500 errors [08:42] ok time to go start attempt #3 at sleep [08:43] Sleep? What is sleep? [08:43] ;| [08:50] SpamapS: ok I got it working.. what the hell.. its REALLY REALLY slow [08:51] greppy: ^^ [08:51] like 20 seconds to load google [08:51] could it be cos I am using foxy proxy? [08:54] nope looks like its just really slow in general [08:55] poo === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [08:58] Kingsy: the max upstream bandwidth for the remote system is as fast as the connection will be. [08:58] greppy: well put it this way. its fast as hell when you connect via ssh -D [08:59] There may be some settings you can tweak. [09:00] such as settings in tinyproxy? what would you recommend? I wouldnt even know how to pinpoint why its going slow [09:01] anyone? [09:01] I don't know off the top of my head, I would have to check the configuration and man page, and I don't have time right now. [09:17] ok np === ante_ is now known as ivoks [09:26] New bug: #1012551 in nova "Cannot delete instance in ERROR status" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1012551 [09:35] hi [09:37] I'm trying to addapt our current preseed for ubuntu 10.04 server to ubuntu 12.04. The setup stops at the 'detect keyboard layout?' dialogue, allthough I did change "d-i console-setup/layoutcode string de" to "d-i keyboard-configuration/layoutcode string de". "d-i console-setup/ask_detect boolean false" is configured as well. Does anyone know, why this is? [09:45] radish: are you preseeding desktop/ubiquity or server/mini.iso ? [09:48] xnox: we are using a local repository with the server-kernel. Live-session is provided by the netboot image (http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/precise/main/installer-amd64/current/images/netboot/) <- netboot.tar.gz [09:51] greppy: don't suppose you are going to have any time today to give me a hand? I am gonna be kicking around for a while [09:52] radish: compare with http://d-i.alioth.debian.org/manual/example-preseed.txt [09:53] radish: you want locale & keymaps-at?! [09:54] xnox: we want english locale with support for the german one, using german timezone and keyboard layout. As stated, it works with lucid without problems [09:54] ive edited /etc/exports but do i have to do: sudo /etc/init.d/nfs-kernel-server restart or: sudo exportfs -a or both? [09:55] AdvoWork: exportfs -r [09:56] -a will attempt to export everything regardless of whether it's exported already or not [09:56] -r will re-export [09:56] restarting nfs-kernel-server is major overkill ;) [10:08] clear [10:08] lol [10:08] It seems to me that ubuntu is getting worse. [10:12] I'm worried. I love ubuntu. :P === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [10:18] RoyK, thankyou === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [10:42] hey ikonia have you ever worked with the postfixadmin web panel === peterrus- is now known as peterrus [11:02] New bug: #1064960 in maas (main) "Longpoll is broken (requests to /MAAS/longpoll return 404)." [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1064960 === glebihan_ is now known as glebihan [11:21] anyone know the system requirements for disk space for server 10.04? it says 1GB with all tasks installed, that seems really low [11:21] ahh thats ram, i miss read [11:22] on no, i miss-re read miss re read lol, it is 1GB they recommend for HDD. Thats low? [11:34] AdvoWork: Sounds about right to me. Although, once it's up and running you may want to use a separate LVM LV or partition for /var/ since that's the one that will grow === doko_ is now known as doko === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [12:20] Hi. I dont know if I'm in right channel. I need help with correcting gateway/firewall or webserver settings. Depends on whats wrong in my case. [12:20] I'm running 2 ubuntu servers. One as gateway/firewall and another as webserver. Until now all was OK. But I need to access my webserver with both internet connections I've got. Webserver is answering on one but cant make it to ansver on second. [12:22] Phule: this is non-trivial [12:22] Phule: see http://lartc.org/howto/lartc.rpdb.multiple-links.html for a guide [12:23] Phule: personally I'd find a way of not needing to do that. [12:23] rbasal: I've tryed this already :( [12:23] If you don't follow exactly why it's complicated and understand the details of what the guide is doing, you're really going to struggle [12:26] rbasal: I'm surely overlooking something really easy. But cant find out what it is. [12:27] rbasak: I'm surely overlooking something really easy. But cant find out what it is. [12:28] Doing this is far from easy. The easy route is to find another solution to your problem which does not require this. [12:29] Phule: Are you talking about bonding 2 separate internet interfaces (each with their own IP address) ? [12:30] Phule: If you simply want to route back out on the same interface the request arrived on, you need to engage in some packet marking and use additional routing tables [12:32] TJ-: Each internet line is connected to separate ethernet card in gateway. Yes I only need to make the webserver ansver thru same interface as the request came on. [12:33] Phule: I did that some time ago. My memory is rusty. Let me take a peek on that gateway, see if I can remember the steps === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [12:37] Phule: I can see the rules in the additional routing tables, but I can't find the set of instructions I used to create them. I need to dig deeper into the server start-up scripts [12:42] TJ-: check the query === n0ts_off is now known as n0ts [13:24] heey [13:24] heey [13:40] ejat: poke [13:40] koolhead17: poke u back [13:40] ejat: all set? === fenris is now known as Guest24701 === Guest24701 is now known as ejat === fenris_ is now known as Guest20350 [14:06] New bug: #1064734 in juju "ERROR Invalid 'tags' constraint 'set(['test-tag'])': No such tag using maas-tags to deploy with juju" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1064734 [14:17] New bug: #1065062 in maas (main) "/var/lib/maas/celerybeat-cluster-schedule cannot be created by the cluster controller." [Critical,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1065062 === _rvba is now known as rvba [14:26] hi! Is it ok to deploy a /etc/resolv.conf file with chef/puppet on ubuntu-server? I'm unsure because of this resolvconf software... [14:28] yann2, yes, as long as you don't just deploy it, first REMOVE resolv.conf, then write a new one [14:28] if you just overwrite it, it will follow the symlink, and that will get killed via resolvconf [14:33] interesting I'd need to ask chef people :) [14:45] New bug: #1065080 in maas (main) "The host in BROKER_URL is hardcoded to 'localhost'." [Critical,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1065080 === AaronMickDee_ is now known as AaronMickDee === ikonia_ is now known as ikonia [15:28] is it just me, or has kexec been broken lately ? [15:28] (quantal) [15:31] New bug: #1065101 in openssh (main) "/etc/default/ssh not needed and can be removed" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1065101 [15:47] zul: have you recently been able to use openvswitch in precise? [15:48] hallyn: i havnet [15:48] hallyn: why? [15:48] uh, have you tried and had it fail recently? [15:48] bc i'ts not working for me [15:48] hallyn: nope [15:48] hallyn: check with adam_g [15:49] zul: ok, thanks [15:49] hallyn: not working as in how? [15:50] as in i connect two instances with a gre tunnel, but nics joined to the ovs bridges on the two machines aren't able to talk to each toerh [15:50] was working for me a month or two ago [15:51] will keep trying then i guess file a bug [15:51] hallyn: interesting [15:51] adam_g_: ^ have you recently had success with ovs on precise? [16:02] New bug: #986192 in qemu-kvm (main) "window flashes on startup with SDL" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/986192 === n0ts is now known as n0ts_off [16:27] I'd like to perform backup twice a day: is this crontab line command correct: 05 2/0-23 * * * root mysqldump -u root? [16:28] specifically the hour column [16:28] shouldn't you be dumping the data to somewhere...? [16:28] rather than just dumping to nowhere...? [16:28] I am. I just grabbed the first half [16:28] ah [16:28] of the line [16:28] my mistake :) [16:29] DarkStar1: the first column is the minute of the hour [16:29] DarkStar1: so should be something like 0 */2 * * * [16:30] mhm [16:30] aah ok [16:31] SpamapS: I read that as every half hour === cpg|away is now known as cpg [16:33] shouldn't it be * */2 * *I read that as: every minute, everyhour, evverydayof month/2 and every month of year [16:34] DarkStar1: * */2 * * is *every* minute of every other hour of every day of every month [16:36] SpamapS: sorry my mistake (again) I guess I want * * */2 * * [16:36] for twice a day [16:37] hang on. BEst go read that one again [16:37] DarkStar1: twice per day would be * */12 * * * [16:37] no, the format is: minute hour day month year [16:37] err [16:37] no [16:37] DarkStar1: 0 */12 * * * [16:38] so 0 for the minute, */12 for every other hour, * for every day, * for every month, * for every year [16:38] */12 is basically at midnight and noon [16:38] you can also pick the hours, like 0 4,16 * * * [16:38] SpamapS, couldnt you use 0 0,12 * * * as well? [16:38] or similar ;P [16:38] right [16:39] was about to say, I'd personally go for 0,12 (or similar) just to be a bit less opaque [16:39] mhm [16:39] i use 0,12 on my twice-a-day cronscripts [16:39] Cheers guys [16:39] saves trying to decode the incantation when you go back to it next year [16:40] yup [16:40] SpamapS: howdy!! could you please process maas-enlist that i uploaded yesterday to precise-proposed queue as it is kind of a critical bug please? [16:42] roaksoax: will take a look in approximately 15 minutes [16:42] SpamapS: awesome thank you [16:42] zul: well shucks, elsewhere it does work for me. [16:43] ("it" beign openvswitch with gre tunnel) [16:46] does iptables support rules which can be based off of items listed in /etc/hosts? [16:47] firewall rules don't often blend well with DNS [16:50] sarnold, i know right? but in theory, is it possible, assuming the /etc/hosts entry won't change? [16:51] TheLordOfTime: I'd probably write some handy code to generate the rules on-demand [16:51] TheLordOfTime: parse through /etc/hosts, get the data you want, write the rules you want (with IPs), and go from there === matsubara is now known as matsubara-lunch [16:58] zul: bug 850443 [16:58] Launchpad bug 850443 in python-eventlet "Nova API does not listen on IPv6" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/850443 [16:58] I think that is fixed for quantal - is it fixed for precise as well or do we still need a SRU? [16:58] actualy Daviey owns the bug - maybe he knows? ^^ === mcclurmc is now known as mcclurmc_away [17:08] Hi, im getting a gzip: compressed data--length error when gunzipping a gz file on a mdadm array. I do not get this error when doing the same thing on a normal hdd. Any ideas? [17:13] roaksoax: there are multiple uploads of maas-enlist in the precise queue [17:13] SpamapS: do the relation-joined hooks queue up and wait until the install hook is done? [17:13] or do they run in parallel? [17:14] hallyn: hooks are run in serial [17:14] SpamapS: the latest one, uploaded last night please [17:14] hallyn: its a state machine, and relations won't be touched until the state is 'started' [17:15] SpamapS: ok, thanks. and should the fact that they've run be showing up in the log under /var/log/juju? [17:15] eh i've added a bunch of juju-logs, will see what they say i guess [17:15] SpamapS: https://pastebin.canonical.com/76232/ -> this one === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [17:25] rvba: maas-import-pxe-files needs to be run in the region only right? [17:28] rvba: 'maas' and 'maas-provision' binaries [17:28] roaksoax: yes [17:29] rvba: right, but maas-provision is also needed for the provisioningserver [17:35] doko: can I ship both a binary (usr/bin) and the module in a python-foo binary package? === matsubara-lunch is now known as matsubara [18:04] SpamapS: grrr. charm docs seem to say that 'relation-get ip' should work? but it gives me "". I assume from other charms I should use relation-get private-ip? [18:04] though i see postgresql uses 'relation-get ip' [18:07] oh is there no established ns? i have to set them all mysefl? [18:15] New bug: #1065171 in maas (main) "maas-provision: command not found" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1065171 === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [18:46] hallyn: the only assumable values are private-address and public-address [18:47] SpamapS: thanks === tjaalton_ is now known as tjaalton [18:54] anyone here love their sip-t1/e1 gateway? [18:54] if so, let me know, I'm in the market for a few [18:55] mediatrix has been awful [18:58] i.e. how's the sangoma vega line? [19:16] New bug: #1044503 in maas "kernel command line is not easily customizable" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1044503 [19:17] so, is uvirtbot only reporting public bugs? or does it also sees the private bugs (such as crash bugs)? [19:54] hallyn, around? [20:03] sidnei: what's up? [20:03] hallyn, having some trouble with lxc on quantal, suddenly none of my containers finish starting up [20:04] sidnei: can you pastebin 'outout' after adding '-l debug -o outout' to the lxc-start args? [20:05] doing so [20:05] sidnei: are these lxc-ubuntu or lxc-ubuntu-cloud (or other) templates? [20:05] the former [20:07] hallyn, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1271887/ [20:08] hallyn, interestingly it got all the way to the prompt now. maybe i was just hasty [20:09] sidnei: looks like up to starting init all went fine. what does 'lxc-ps -n u1-precise' show? [20:09] let me try the lucid one, which failed in a different way [20:09] roaksoax: accepted maas-enlist into precise-proposed [20:09] sidnei: d'oh, wait. check /var/log/syslog... anything in there? [20:10] you did say 'on quantal', but heck maybe you have iw wifi === masACC is now known as maswan [20:10] hallyn, nope, this is inside a vmware vm [20:11] sidnei: hm, and it worked before? vmware used to need tweaking to support >1 mac at a time... but if it was working before that seesm unlikely to regress [20:11] yes, worked fine before. [20:11] k [20:12] hallyn, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1271898/ lucid container [20:13] sidnei: looks fine. lxc-ps? [20:13] SpamapS: awesome! thank you! [20:13] hallyn, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1271900/ is what i get on the console [20:13] ag [20:14] stgraber: ^ more /dev/shm lucid nonsense [20:14] sidnei: what about on the quantal container? or is lucid all you were trying? [20:14] hallyn, im trying lucid and precise, the precise one seemed to get stuck, but i left it alone a bit longer and it eventually gave me a prompt [20:15] sidnei: i wonder if your dnsmasq on lxcbr0 died. [20:15] hallyn: hmm, on lucid we should have /lib/init/fstab diverted to avoid that... [20:15] did your precise contaienr get an addr on eth0? [20:15] stgraber: d'oh, right, that's upgrades failing i was thinking of [20:16] hallyn, indeed, no address on the precise container eth0 [20:16] but dnsmasq seems to be there [20:16] sidnei: 'status lxc-net' ? [20:16] hm [20:16] lxc-net start/running [20:16] brctl show? [20:17] seeying some UFW BLOCK on /var/log/syslog for port 67 udp [20:17] brctl show: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1271906/ [20:18] have you customized ufw? [20:18] recnetly? [20:18] indeed [20:18] phew. sounds like those rules need to be fine-tuned [20:19] just have them ignore device lxcbr0 [20:19] and 10.0.3.0/24 [20:20] what does the current ruleset look like? [20:24] hallyn, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1271923/ [20:27] sidnei: yeah been awhile since i've tweaked ufw, but you'll want to add exceptiosn for 10.0.3.0/24 [20:28] tried a blanket allow in on lxcbr0 but no luck maybe its matching on PHYSIN, which is the random vethXXXX thing [20:32] sidnei: just to make sure we're not barking up the wrong tree, what if you just stop ufw for a minute? does it then work? [20:33] hallyn, precise one yes, lucid one is unhappy about /dev/shm [20:33] sidnei: the lucid one probably doesn't have lxcguest installed. [20:33] not sure if the apt-get install of lxcguest failed during container creation bc of the firewall... [20:34] you can 'chroot /var/lib/lxc/u1-lucid/rootfs dpkg -l | grep lxc' to check for the lxcguest package [20:34] hallyn, not sure if this is related/meaningful: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1271944/ [20:35] hallyn, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1271947/ [20:36] hrmph [20:36] sidnei: no, that error msg is normal [20:36] but as stgraber said lxcguest should be keeping shm fro mtrying to be mounted in the container [20:37] sidnei: what's in /varlib/lxc/u1-lucid/rootfs/etc/fstab? [20:37] and /var/lib/lxc/u1-lucid/rootfs/lib/init/fstab.lxc ? [20:38] sidnei: for the lucid container it's probably worth filing a bug. Though the lxcguest making it work comes from a ppa... but we do want that working. [20:38] hallyn, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1271964/ [20:38] sidnei: i need to run. will look for a bug later [20:39] sidnei: well.. [20:39] did you add that shm entry? [20:39] if so, then you need to just also fix /dev/shm to be a direcotry [20:39] and perhaps tweak the apparmor policy to allow the mount [20:39] * hallyn out - ttyl [20:40] hallyn, it does look familiar, but the container is fresh so not sure where it came from === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [20:50] hallyn, bug #573461 seems relevant to the ufw problem, made the change to /etc/ufw/before.rules and it seems like traffic is flowing happily now. [20:50] Launchpad bug 573461 in ufw "UFW blocks libvirt bridged traffic" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/573461 === unreal_ is now known as unreal === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [21:31] New bug: #1065259 in maas-enlist (main) "Enlistment fails if multiple MAC addresses are sent" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1065259 === fgc_ is now known as fgc [21:54] SpamapS: sorry to bother you again, but could you please reject the SRU for maas-enlist, I need to get in another fix with that upload [21:55] roaksoax: why not let that SRU go, and then run another one? [21:55] out of curiosity ;P [21:55] LordOfTime: becuase it will take to much time and we need to get it in asap :) [21:56] ah. i see. you never know, hence my curiosity [21:56] and asking questions never killed anyone. [21:56] ... much... [21:57] :) === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [21:59] roaksoax: I don't see it in the queue. [22:00] ScottK: it is in -proposed, and I'm waiting for the quantal fix to be approved in order to upload the new package to precise-proposed [22:01] roaksoax: Just upload a new SRU then. Now need to remove the existing one. [22:01] Now/no [22:01] ScottK: awesome, thank you! [22:01] You need to increment the revision regardless of if you remove the old one or not. [22:02] ScottK: will do [22:03] thanks :) [22:20] hallyn: ping [22:32] roaksoax: its already accepted. Your next upload can revert anything you don't want in proposed. === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === Ursinha_ is now known as Ursinha