[01:15] <anepanal1ptos> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1026747
[01:15] <anepanal1ptos> bump?
[01:16] <Patrickdk> dhcp doesn't support that
[01:16] <Patrickdk> maybe check your dhcp client config?
[01:16] <anepanal1ptos> well, in debian, the metric is 0
[01:17] <anepanal1ptos> in ubuntu, the metric is 100
[01:18] <anepanal1ptos> it has to be something in the init.d or somewhere, the script that actually calls "dhclient ethX"
[01:19] <Patrickdk> heh? why does it have to be
[01:19] <Patrickdk> I'm pretty sure it's not
[01:19] <anepanal1ptos> well, my dhclient.config is the same as on debian and ubuntu
[01:21] <sarnold> does the kernel even care about the metric?
[01:23] <Patrickdk> oh, the answer is irght there even
[01:23] <Patrickdk> in the documentation
[01:23] <Patrickdk> anepanal1ptos, man interfaces
[01:24] <Patrickdk> sarnold, it sure as hell better
[01:24] <Patrickdk> if the kernel ignored metrics, so many networks would completely break
[01:25] <anepanal1ptos> huh? sorry can you help me a little more or re-word it?
[01:25] <Patrickdk> anepanal1ptos, type "man interfaces"
[01:25] <Patrickdk> the answer lies within
[01:26] <anepanal1ptos> dude, i'v read the rtfm. that's how i came across that point, by google-ing.
[01:26] <anepanal1ptos> this is a dhcp problem. not related to the interface specifically.
[01:26] <Patrickdk> heh?
[01:27] <anepanal1ptos> the 'answer that lies within' as you claim, is for static ip.
[01:27] <anepanal1ptos> this is a dhcp-obtained ip.
[01:28] <Patrickdk> odd, mine is different
[01:28] <anepanal1ptos> are you running ubuntu?
[01:29] <anepanal1ptos> if your ip is dhcp obtained, hit route -n and look at your default gw metric, is it 100?
[01:32] <Patrickdk> this is in debian
[01:32] <Patrickdk> just not a *stable* version of debian
[01:32] <Patrickdk> but it's in sid
[01:33] <anepanal1ptos> debian has metric 0
[01:33] <anepanal1ptos> which is what i want.
[01:34] <Patrickdk> dunno why
[01:34] <Patrickdk> I thought you wanted dhcp to be less perferred
[01:34] <anepanal1ptos> oooh no my friend. sorry for mis understanding
[01:34] <Patrickdk> either would actually be easy
[01:34] <anepanal1ptos> when debian pulls an ip from dhcp, and it has a default route, it puts it in the routeing table with metric 0
[01:35] <anepanal1ptos> when ubuntu does it, it gives it metric 100. i want it to pull the ip and give it metric 0, just like debian
[01:35] <Patrickdk> yes, but to what end?
[01:35] <Patrickdk> the metric itself has no bearing on what happens
[01:35] <Patrickdk> there has to be another duplicate rule first
[01:36] <anepanal1ptos> i have other routes in there. incl another default route from another host
[01:36] <Patrickdk> how did they get in there?
[01:36] <anepanal1ptos> i have quagga
[01:36] <Patrickdk> sounds like ubuntu would work better than the debian metric 0 then
[01:37] <anepanal1ptos> actually olsr. but i have another router broadcasting a 0.0.0.0 route
[01:37] <Patrickdk> just have quagga push the route with a metric <100
[01:37] <anepanal1ptos> see, that's one solution
[01:37] <anepanal1ptos> but that's not quite what i want. there a few routers on this network..
[01:38] <Patrickdk> you don't do it on the router
[01:38] <Patrickdk> you do it in the zebra config on the client
[01:38] <Patrickdk> most routing protocols don't do metrics
[01:38] <anepanal1ptos> ooohkay.
[01:38] <anepanal1ptos> i now understand
[01:38] <anepanal1ptos> gotta read up a little on olsr and figure that out.
[01:38] <Patrickdk> generally zebra daemon converts it to a metric
[01:38] <Patrickdk> or the routing protocol does before it hands it to zebra
[01:38] <anepanal1ptos> yeah
[01:39] <anepanal1ptos> see, everything that gets added dynamicaly has metric 2
[01:39] <anepanal1ptos> which is ok, cos on the debian box, the 'local' internet has metric 0, so cool.
[01:40] <anepanal1ptos> but on ubuntu, everything dynamic has metric 2 again, but this time the 'local' default gw gets metric 100, so the box still prefers the gateway on the routed network.
[01:40] <anepanal1ptos> but yeah i understand
[01:40] <anepanal1ptos> i just wished this was a simple change in dhcp somewhere.
[01:40] <Patrickdk> ya, I see how to change dhcp
[01:40] <Patrickdk> but I can't locate where to make the change
[01:40] <Patrickdk> probably cause I don't use dhcp
[01:40] <anepanal1ptos> lol
[01:40] <anepanal1ptos> my isp makes me :p
[02:20] <txomon> hi, just wanted to announce I have installed bugzilla in ubuntu 12.04, and I have documented all the process in txomon.com
[02:20] <txomon> hope anyone can see that link if he needs
[02:24] <sarnold> txomon: nice enough :) but the formatting is really .. funny? :) .. how the little grey boxes have no relationship to the lengths of the line (which are sometimes quite long..) and the copy-paste isn't monospaced, which I found a touch odd.
[02:25] <sarnold> txomon: but it does look like installing bugzilla without a guide would be a bit of a pain :) thanks
[03:02] <scott__> top
[04:02] <slide> Does anyone know what the default admin account is for slapd on 12.04? All the guides are saying its cn=admin,dc=example,dc=com and the password i entered, however it does not work
[05:07] <aarcane> Can anyone provide an ISO of the netinst release that's preconfigured to start an SSH server on boot?
[08:54] <Daviey> yolanda: hey.. So.. this isn't well documented.. but MIR (Main Inclusion Request) the status follows a different process.
[08:55] <yolanda> hi, can you explain me about it?
[08:57] <Daviey> yolanda: Yeah, so.. basically... ~ubuntu-mir does a review, often seeking input from ~ubuntu-security
[08:57] <Daviey> yolanda: So, an Incomplete one still needs work from the reporter.
[08:57] <Daviey> But a confirmed one means the MIR is approved
[08:57] <Daviey> Mind you, Fix Committed is also often used to mean that
[08:58] <Daviey> it's all a but messy
[08:58] <yolanda> mm, so i should leave the status like incomplete, although it's assigned already to a person?
[08:58] <yolanda> it's like this person is working on it?
[08:59] <Daviey> yolanda: i bounced it back to NEW
[09:00] <yolanda> ok
[09:00] <Daviey> yolanda: that one is fine just to leave :)
[09:44] <txomon> sarnold, those lines (the one in my blog) that don't fit into space are due to preformatted text. I should change a pair of things on the them for that :D
[09:51] <Daviey> jamespage: morning.  You don't hapen to know why adam_g reverted the SRU/bzr debian/changelog do you?
[10:05] <jamespage> Daviey, sorry - no idea
[10:06] <jamespage> Daviey, which branch?
[10:10] <Daviey> yolanda: which branch ^ ?
[10:11] <yolanda> daviey, let me check
[10:12] <yolanda> all of that: lp:~openstack-ubuntu-testing/nova/precise-essex-proposed		lp:~openstack-ubuntu-testing/keystone/precise-essex-proposed		lp:~openstack-ubuntu-testing/horizon/precise-essex-proposed		lp:~openstack-ubuntu-testing/glance/precise-essex-proposed
[10:27] <cmol> Hi guys, do you know what happens if a ubuntu server needs fsck with root a reboot? Will it ask for root or will it just run the fsck anyway?
[10:29] <jpds> cmol: Should just run fsck.
[10:29] <ttx> hallyn: I'm a bit confused by bug 1088295, mostly due to my ignorance of the lxc/livirt-lxc subtleties. Ping me when you have 5 minutes to explain me stuff.
[10:30] <RoyK> cmol: it'll run fsck
[10:30] <cmol> jpds: do you know what they have done to make it run without root? I'm trying to get debians to do the same.
[10:45] <henkjan> is it possible in apache to create dynamic logfiles, based on the fqdn from the server?
[10:46] <ewook> it's possible per virtualhost to define the logfiles.
[10:46] <henkjan> but i want generate the filename dynamic
[10:47] <henkjan> so i can use the same vhost configs
[10:47] <henkjan> and let a few servers write the logfiles to the same dir on nfs
[10:47] <henkjan> but with filenames, based on the hostnames off the webservers
[10:48] <ewook> you just said that you wanted it in the same file from different hosts.
[10:48] <ewook> if you just want different filenames, simply specify it in each vhost config.
[10:50] <henkjan> in that case i need to maintain to much vhost configs :)
[10:51] <ewook> henkjan: if you wish to alter the layout of the content of the logs, look at LogFormat in the apache2.conf.
[10:51] <ewook> henkjan: well..
[10:51] <ewook> it's an optional extra to set specific logs per vhost.
[10:51] <ewook> it's not mandatory.
[10:53] <henkjan> no, i just want 3 servers using the same vhost config to log to /mnt/www/logs/`hostname`-access.log
[10:56] <RoyK> henkjan: oh, you want to use a variable in the apache config_
[10:56] <RoyK> ?
[10:57] <henkjan> RoyK: yep
[10:57] <RoyK> mod_macro, perhaps
[10:58] <RoyK> but then, if it's three servers, it shouldn't be much problem just configure each of them
[10:59] <henkjan> maintaining 3 different vhosts files per vhost is errorprone
[11:04] <RoyK> well, it's 3, not 30
[11:05] <RoyK> but I get your point - still - dunno how to do that if mod_macro won't fix it
[11:05] <RoyK> do you use proxies in front of these?
[11:19] <henkjan> no, just a loadbalancer
[11:19] <henkjan> nodes are being configured with cfengine
[11:19] <henkjan> i can do some editing with cfengine
[11:19] <henkjan> but apache native would be nice :)
[11:24] <CoderInTank> problem: server is gateway. It share Inet to other machines. But It can't ping other machines on his network. why?
[11:33] <RoyK> henkjan: I'd use cfengine
[11:34] <RoyK> henkjan: also, I'd look into varnish or even squid if I were you, to do some caching - it handles static load far better than apache
[12:58] <henkjan> RoyK: just deployed the varnish config with cfengine on those hosts :)
[12:59] <RoyK> henkjan: :)
[12:59] <RoyK> henkjan: the usual "enterprise" setup is internet-balancer(s)-varnish server(s)-apache host(s)-database server(s)
[14:12] <jamespage> jdstrand, would you be comfortable with me re-enabling the ceph-fuse packages and making sure they remain in universe?
[14:12] <jamespage> they where dropped during the original MIR
[14:18] <jdstrand> jamespage: my original comment was "demote ceph-fuse to universe or preferably build using --without-fuse"
[14:19] <jamespage> jdstrand, ack - that sounds like an OK then :-)
[14:19] <jamespage> thanks
[14:19] <jdstrand> jamespage: so, I think it is 'ok' to have it in universe. that said, I also noticed in the MIR review "fuse module doesn't work on 32 bit"
[14:19] <jdstrand> I don't know if that is still the case
[14:19] <jamespage> jdstrand, OK _ I'll take a look at that again
[14:20] <jdstrand> jamespage: is there a demonstrable need? I do prefer it be disabled cause fuse is notoriously hard to get right and we don't want to expose users to risk, even if it is in universe
[14:20] <jdstrand> jamespage: really, I don't need that answer. I'll just pose the question and let you decide :)
[14:21] <jamespage> jdstrand, just trying to minimise the delta between Ubuntu -> Debian and Ubuntu -> Upstream
[14:21] <jamespage> makes my life a little easier....
[14:21] <jdstrand> I don't have an objection so long as it isn't in main
[14:21] <jamespage> jdstrand, ack
[15:09] <survietamine> hello
[15:09] <survietamine> i've installed postfixadmin from packages, and got a /etc/apache2/conf.d/postfixadmin file, now i want to have virtual hosts (postfixadmin and sabredav), do i have to keep files in conf.d or put them in available/enabled directories ?
[15:26] <hallyn> ttx: I'll only be in next tuesday and wednesday.  we can chat then, or else stgraber and zul can probably help.
[15:29] <stgraber> hallyn: context?
[15:31] <popey> what's the recommended way of putting a server iso on a usb stick?
[15:31] <popey> dd / unetbootin / usb startup disk creator / something else?
[15:32] <SinZ> I use multiboot
[15:32] <stgraber> (sorry, slow internet, at the moment, can't easily go through scrollback)
[15:34] <justanomad> hey guys, I need to install an old version of python-ipaddr .. needs to be 1.1.1 how can I install older versions of a package?
[15:35] <k1ng> justanomad, find the package on repo and install it using dpkg -i blah.deb
[15:39] <justanomad> k1ng: I tried searching for it here: http://packages.ubuntu.com/ but only comes up with newer versions.. am I looking in the right place?
[15:42] <k1ng> justanomad,  http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/
[15:43] <k1ng> or just find the source and compile it
[15:45] <justanomad> k1ng: k, thanks
[15:54] <ttx> hallyn: ack
[15:55] <ttx> stgraber: <ttx> hallyn: I'm a bit confused by bug 1088295, mostly due to my ignorance of the lxc/livirt-lxc subtleties. Ping me when you have 5 minutes to explain me stuff.
[16:03] <stgraber> ttx: well, in short, libvirt-lxc and lxc are two completely different implementation of containers, using the same kernel bits
[16:04] <stgraber> ttx: lxc has apparmor support to prevent the container user to mess with the host and other containers
[16:04] <stgraber> ttx: libvirt-lxc doesn't
[16:05] <stgraber> we have a pretty vague plan to write a new libvirt driver that'll be based on our liblxc library (from the lxc project), that'd be a replacement for libvirt-lxc
[16:05] <stgraber> and that way everything would be sharing the same code and the same features
[16:05] <ttx> stgraber: any clue which one the openstack-lxc stuff is using ?
[16:05] <stgraber> but so far, it's really just a vague longterm plan. Until then, you basically need to implement everything twice, once in lxc and once in libvirt-lxc
[16:06] <stgraber> ttx: my (limited) understanding of openstack is that it's based on libvirt, so uses libvirt-lxc
[16:06] <ttx> stgraber: so it's blatantly insecure ?
[16:06] <ttx> zul: ^
[16:07] <stgraber> ttx: in short, yes
[16:08] <ttx> stgraber: cool :)
[16:08] <stgraber> ttx: I believe we have a bug somewhere on Launchpad asking for apparmor support in libvirt-lxc where hallyn commented that it may be easier to just implement our own libvirt driver and fix that mess for good
[16:25] <gondoi> this may be the wrong place to ask, but in /proc/fs/nfsd/versions there is "-4.1" does that mean that 4.1 is explicitly disabled?
[17:16] <tgm4883> When apt-check returns the regular and security updates numbers, are the security updates a subset of the regular updates or are the two numbers completely separate?
[18:16] <adam_g> zul: http://people.canonical.com/~agandelman/nova_2012.2-0ubuntu5.2~cloud0/
[18:17] <Shakes> :)
[18:17] <adam_g> jamespage: Daviey ^ look good for upload to precise-folsom-staging?
[19:34] <root________> Can anyone provide a ubuntu netinst iso that launches an openssh server after network config and then waits, by default?  Preferably from a corporate site, someone trustworthy?    there's a howto at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/NetworkConsole but I'm not comfortable preparing that ISO or USB drive.
[19:39] <ikonia> root________: please don't cross post
[19:39] <ikonia> you're already asking in #ubuntu
[19:39] <root________> ikonia: there are different users in each channel, adn the subject is relevant in both channels.
[19:40] <ikonia> no
[19:40] <ikonia> this is nothing to do with ubuntu-server
[19:40] <root________> ikonia: the fact that I intend to select the server options and install as a server makes it applicable here.
[19:40] <ikonia> no it doesn't
[19:40] <ikonia> it's nothing to do with "server"
[19:40] <adam_g> root________: just put the preseed data in a file on a webserver accessible to the node. then pass the 'url=' kernel parameter to the installer.
[19:41] <ikonia> !crosspost | root________
[19:41] <adam_g> root________: you may need to add some more to the preseed or kernel parameters to have it automatically step thru the installer to the point where the ssh server is up
[19:42] <root________> adam_g: won't work.  I can't see any output at all on the terminal, I need the system to advance to the point that SSH is available and only then can I interact with it in any meaningful way
[19:43] <adam_g> root________: you might want to look into netbooting the mini.iso and provisioning with something like MAAS or cobbler
[19:44] <root________> adam_g: that's an option I didn't think of, but it sounds like a lot of setup for a one-time thing.  I'll keep that as plan B
[19:50] <chromster> is there a terminal tool for managin upstart services (something similar to sys-rc-conf)?
[19:51] <root________> chromster: you can't "manage" upstart services.  you can only start and stop them, you can't set them enabled or disabled.
[19:51] <root________> chromster: that said, you can edit the /etc/init/servicename.conf files to alter the chriterion for a service' startup, which will net you the result I believe you expect.
[19:51] <sarnold> you can put them into "manual mode", which is nearly the same as "disabled"
[19:52] <chromster> root________: I was mainly interested in being able to quicjly see all services and which ones are enable and which ones are disabled.
[19:53] <root________> chromster: man service
[19:53] <root________> the application "service" is used behind the scenes to start and stop upstart AND init.d jobs.
[19:56] <chromster> root________: ahh yes. service --status-all seem to show what I want...
[19:57] <root________> chromster: some services don't support accurate reporting with status or --status-all, so beware.
[19:58] <chromster> just curious - does Ubuntu have any plans in switching to systemd or is it set on upstart for the future?
[19:58]  * root________ shrugs
[19:59] <SpamapS> chromster: Its been discussed ad nauseum, it will likely be upstart for a long time
[19:59] <SpamapS> chromster: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2012-April/035129.html
[19:59] <SpamapS> !systemd
[19:59] <SpamapS> ^systemd
[20:00] <SpamapS> uvirtbot: somebody should team you about systemd
[20:00] <SpamapS> teach even
[20:01] <SpamapS> root________: also, thats not true what you said earlier. You can very easily disable upstart services.
[20:01] <root________> SpamapS: I've been searching for a way to disable an upstart service for a long time.  Please tell me how to do so
[20:01] <SpamapS> http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/#determine-if-a-job-is-disabled
[20:02] <SpamapS> root________: echo manual | sudo tee -a /etc/init/jobname.override
[20:02] <SpamapS> root________: that will disable automatic start of it
[20:02] <root________> what version of ubuntu introduced override files?
[20:02] <SpamapS> 11.04
[20:02] <root________> nice
[20:03] <root________> thanks, SpamapS!
[20:03] <SpamapS> Even in 10.04
[20:03] <SpamapS> just use the .conf for the same thing
[20:03] <SpamapS> (its just a PITA because then you have a conffile difference which makes upgrades a pain)
[20:03] <root________> I remember looking at upstart documentation and seeing .override files as a proposed solution later than 11.04 was released.
[20:15] <SpamapS> root________: oddly enough, it never got mentioned in the NEWS file
[20:16] <root________> SpamapS: Hmm, well, this interesting new feature is a blessing to us all then :)
[20:18] <SpamapS> root________: indeed. Now we just need a chkconfig work-alike :)
[20:19] <sarnold> now that we have a way to disable jobs, some clever utility to make it easy to see would be nice. :)
[20:20] <urthmover> where is the equivalent to /var/log/messages in 12.04 server?
[20:20] <urthmover> I don't have rsyslog on....so I'm wondering if there is anything installed and enabled by default
[20:20] <root________> SpamapS: I can hardly wait for an ubuntu release that ships without an init.d directory, and warns on building packages with init.d scripts :)
[20:21] <mdeslaur> root________: your nick hurts my eyes...my ocd wants to fill in the blank line with magic marker
[20:22] <sarnold> urthmover: so, uh, you uninstalled your syslog daemon and then wonder where the logs are stored? :)
[20:22] <root________> mdeslaur: My other main nick is online on my PC at home, so I'm using one of my alts :)
[20:22] <TheLordOfTime> root________, your nick with the billion _ is evil and should burn
[20:22] <TheLordOfTime> personal opinion, one i think mdeslaur shares right now
[20:23] <TheLordOfTime> (basically means "Choose a different alt!")
[20:23] <root________> TheLordOfTime: I got it as a joke ages ago, and seldom use it :)
[20:23]  * TheLordOfTime notices mysql crashed on his server.
[20:23] <TheLordOfTime> oh great... not again.
[20:23] <mdeslaur> hehe, well, I just thought it was funny :P
[20:23] <TheLordOfTime> mdeslaur, the extra __________- ends up with the IRC client shifting text over very far :P  (low-res screen)
[20:23] <root________> TheLordOfTime: I don't have any others right now.  I'll pcik a enw one when I'm at home, and register/link it later.
[20:23] <TheLordOfTime> ends up one line being displayed on 3 or 4 lines
[20:24]  * TheLordOfTime goes off to fix MySQL on his server
[20:24] <mdeslaur> TheLordOfTime: but...yours is longer :P
[20:24] <urthmover> sarnold: no I didn't uninstall syslog daemon.  Basically I have a user complaining that something happened .... and I'm looking at /var/log/syslog and it is virtually blank...only some cron messages
[20:24] <TheLordOfTime> mdeslaur, mine shows up as "<me>" on my irc client ;P
[20:24]  * TheLordOfTime modified the code for XChat and runs his own code changes.
[20:24] <mdeslaur> *lol*
[20:24] <urthmover> specifically this user said he started a shell script within a screen session, and he said that screen broke.
[20:25] <sarnold> then replace root________ with <root_> in your patch and rebuild! :D
[20:25]  * root________ is using Hexchat at home, but the webchat functionality here.
[20:26] <root________> sarnold: but that defeats the point.  The point of the 8 underscores is to imply that 8 people before me, root_^0 ... root_^7 have all logged in prior to me...
[20:26] <TheLordOfTime> whether that's the case or not, is irrelevant
[20:26] <sarnold> root________: oh, you're right. It _should_ be <him>, then.
[20:26] <TheLordOfTime> sarnold, or <evilthing>
[20:26] <TheLordOfTime> :P
[20:27] <TheLordOfTime> ..... whaaaaa..?  that's... interesting, anyone know what would cause the kernel to kill MySQL (no segfaults or anything, just a record that a kill signal was sent to MySQL)
[20:27] <mdeslaur> TheLordOfTime: anything in dmesg? an OOM perhaps?
[20:28] <TheLordOfTime> if it OOM'd, i'd have expected Python, not MySQL, to OOm
[20:28] <TheLordOfTime> since the Bugtracker plugin for supybot is a memory whore
[20:28] <root________> TheLordOfTime: there's a procedure, not sure what it is, to immunize important services against OOM kills.
[20:29] <root________> TheLordOfTime: alternatively, your system might be compromised and some user figured out how to kill it :)
[20:29] <SpamapS> TheLordOfTime: OOM killer is a mysterious and dangerous beast ;)
[20:29] <TheLordOfTime> SpamapS, true statement.
[20:29] <mdeslaur> SpamapS: sssh! one must not speak of OOM!
[20:30] <TheLordOfTime> root________, unlikely to be compromized, i've not yet seen someone spoof SSH key auth only.
[20:30] <TheLordOfTime> and there's only one user: me/
[20:30] <TheLordOfTime> :P
[20:30]  * TheLordOfTime routinely purges the accepted SSH keys on that server, too.
[20:31] <root________> TheLordOfTime: maybe it was some sort of stack-based buffer overflow?
[20:31]  * TheLordOfTime shrugs
[20:31] <TheLordOfTime> whatever it was, the system's behaving now
[20:32]  * TheLordOfTime bumps up RAM allocation to the VM running his site/related-services
[20:32] <TheLordOfTime> the VM is on my server... and isolated from the other VM which handles my other site...
[20:32] <TheLordOfTime> :P
[20:34] <guntbert> TheLordOfTime: stop bragging :-))
[20:34] <TheLordOfTime> guntbert, hehe
[20:34] <root________> guntbert: I've got more VMs than you, I'm sure.
[20:34] <root________> s/ guntbert / TheLordOfTime /
[20:35] <TheLordOfTime> root________, i don't doubt it, i don't actually like VMs.  setting up IP routing is a PAIN
[20:35]  * TheLordOfTime despises VMs.
[20:35] <root________> TheLordOfTime: very few of mine are actually externally accessible.
[20:35] <TheLordOfTime> whoops, apparently they all died xD
[20:35]  * root________ is easily frustrated with VMs
[20:35] <root________> o,.,0
[20:36] <root________> careful, TheLordOfTime.
[20:36] <guntbert> back to topic please
[20:36]  * TheLordOfTime points at the timeouts :P
[20:36] <TheLordOfTime> anyways...
[20:36] <root________> so, does anyone have that modified iso I requested earlier?  :P
[20:36] <TheLordOfTime> ... hmm, perhaps it was an OOM, mdeslaur what would an OOM return as in dmesg
[20:36] <root________> TheLordOfTime: a bunch of OOM killer messages.  check syslog, too.
[20:37] <mdeslaur> TheLordOfTime: dmesg | grep oom
[20:38] <TheLordOfTime> yep, there's the OOM messages.
[20:38]  * TheLordOfTime shurgs
[20:44] <TheLordOfTime> where can i configure oomkiller to ignore certain processes and not ignore others?
[20:44] <TheLordOfTime> (its ignoring oidentd and there's a known bug in which it spawns billions of itself eating up tons of memory)
[20:44] <root________> TheLordOfTime: I was just googling that for myself, and came up with this: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/linux.kernel/57YakeotK90
[20:45] <root________> TheLordOfTime: http://backdrift.org/how-to-create-oom-killer-exceptions looks more meaningful
[21:13] <jamespage> adam_g, +1 if you have not already had it
[21:30] <adam_g> jamespage: ty
[21:38] <SpamapS> Hrm, I'm guessing smoser is offline
[21:39] <ikonia> he's in this channel
[21:39] <ikonia> so a bad guess
[21:39] <SpamapS> Trying to figure out why cloud-init would only put the box's configured SSH keys in /root/.ssh and not the user's .ssh
[21:39] <SpamapS> ikonia: he also hasn't spoken for *days*
[21:39] <SpamapS> including not responding all day yesterday
[21:39] <ikonia> he may not be at his desk
[21:40] <SpamapS> ikonia: lol.. ok.. sure.. you know smoser well.. I'm just some idiot off the internet. :)
[21:40] <ikonia> SpamapS: don't know him at all
[21:40] <ikonia> beyond what he says in the channel
[21:40] <SpamapS> ikonia: awesome. thanks for stopping by. ;)
[22:20] <zastern> Some pro trolling right here - http://i.imgur.com/ytYAF.jpg
[22:21] <sarnold> no kidding
[22:21] <sarnold> get all us neckbeards all upset that there's no /usr/bin/rm
[23:17] <zastern> sarnold: hah well that depends on your distro :P
[23:17] <zastern> but yeah