=== slank is now known as slank_away [00:36] zul: jamespage Daviey just sent 4/5 merge proposals to folsom branches of lp:~ubuntu-cloud-archive. the cinder branch @ lp:~ubuntu-cloud-archive/ubuntu/precise/cinder/folsom doesn't seem to want to play. if you could approve, ill upload to staging and get precise-folsom/proposed in-sync with quantal-proposed. need to figure out whats up with the cinder branch ,or do it manually [00:39] adam_g: merge propsal url? [00:53] sarnold: thanks for the link [00:54] paco1: was it useful? [00:54] paco1: or was something else more useful in the end? :) [00:55] i changed the value for 300s (5mn), but for the moment i dont see any change in my slave dns server [00:55] you'll have to wait at least until it's timed out its old data, right? [00:57] the timed out before i changed the value? [00:58] the value that i'have had was 604800 (7days), and i changed it for 300s(5mn) [01:05] paco1: soooo, in seven days, it ought to start slaving every five minutes. [01:05] paco1: maybe teardown and re-create the slave in the meantime? :) [01:05] paco1: (that _might_ be as easy as restarting the slave; I don't know that level of detail.) [01:06] zul: are you unable to branch from lp:~ubuntu-cloud-archive/ubuntu/precise/cinder/folsom too? [01:06] lemme check [01:07] adam_g: interesting....nope [01:09] lame [01:11] sarnold: but i read that the "dig @server axfr" command from the master server, able to start the transfer immediatly...like it doesnt do.... [01:12] paco1: do the acls allow it? [01:12] sarnold: yes [01:12] paco1: is there anything interesting in the logs? [01:16] in the master server log it says: "zone entreprise.com/IN/bd: loaded serial 2013010701" | zone entrprise.com/IN/bd: sending notifies (serial 2013010701) [01:16] cool, can the slave receive the notify? [01:18] immediatly despues el rndc reload del master....no [01:20] i you want, i can do named-checkconf -p of my 2 servers [01:25] http://pastebin.com/zFyq9KG6 > master | http://pastebin.com/xqPzGtTh > slave | http://pastebin.com/RUsV7gDP > dig exemple.com | http://pastebin.com/3JpyL2VF > dig -x reverse [01:27] sarnold: if you can see my config, to see if there is a problem, thanks! [01:31] paco1: sorry, I don't see anything that stands out. [01:33] sarnold: my config countered well.... [01:35] how can I change the port to 80 from 8080 in tomcat.? I have read many google results but I never find the .xml files in the said directories in ubuntu (latest version) [01:37] syncsys: dpkg -L tomcat7 | grep xml ought to narrow down the options [01:38] thanks. works. but i wonder why $ sudo locate server.xml [01:38] locate: can not stat () `/var/lib/mlocate/mlocate.db': No such file or directory [01:40] your locate database never gets rebuilt, the cronjob (/etc/cron.daily/mlocate) appears to run only if you're on wall power if the powermgmt-base package is installed.. [01:41] syncsys: sudo sh /etc/cron.daily/mlocate ought to rebuild the database [01:43] thanks again.! it was in /etc/tomcat7/server.xml i changed port to 80. services tomcat7 restart still opening on 8080 and not 80 [01:44] sarnold, syncsys: hah, looks like tomcat7 doesn't report much in the way of errors if sometihng else has port 80 bound already. does netstat -anp | grep :80 show something else listening on 80? [01:47] syncsys: check /var/log/tomcat7/catalina* log files, I found this: java.net.BindException: Permission denied :80 [01:47] it should not as it is a fresh vps install. let me check [01:47] looks like tomcat7 drops privs before binding to port 80, perhaps that's a mistake in the config? [01:48] sarnold, netstat -anp | grep :80 shows nothing [01:48] .. or perhaps the intention is to always use a proxy if you want it on 80? [01:50] sarnold: I leave, I shall see the continuation tomorrow, thanks for your help [01:50] yes......Caused by: java.net.BindException: Permission denied :80 [01:50] at org.apache.tomcat.util.net.JIoEndpoint.bind(JIoEndpoint.java:391) [01:50] why is that? [01:51] paco1: good luck :) if you've got time, I'd be curious to hear the solution... [01:51] syncsys: binding low ports (<1024) requires root privileges (capability CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE) [01:52] sarnold: ok, no problem ;) [01:52] sarnold, I was aware but I nano the server.xml file by sudo and restarted tomcat by sudo also... I didnt grasped the privileg thing [01:53] sarnold, tutorials say i need to AUTHBIND=yes [01:55] syncsys: yay, that's it! [01:55] sarnold, i think on tomcat instal A new user "tomcat7" with primary group "tomcat7" will be created. [01:55] and everything is done by that user. which is not root [01:55] syncsys: edit /etc/default/tomcat7 -- you'll find AUTHBIND at the bottom. uncomment it, change it to "yes", and restart tomcat. [01:55] so no port allow. which is contrary to apache2 [01:56] theres no default in /etc [01:57] I am facing an issue installing Ubuntu 12.04 on compellent SAN. I did it for CentOS 6.3 and it went fine. here is the complete picture: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1508279/ [01:57] When I try to install ubuntu 12.04. The installation cannot see the SAN storage device as shown http://tracker.webtechnologyfocused.com.au/ehw/volumesnotdetected.jpg [01:57] sarnold, do i need to install authbind first? [01:57] I have attached lscsci output too..any idea what could be the fix? [01:58] syncsys: probably; authbind was just installed for me when I ran "apt-get install tomcat7" [01:58] hm. so i need to do that manually [01:58] sarnold, no it coundnt be. if you are using ubuntu [01:58] i did the same. apt install tomcat7 [01:59] syncsys: http://pastebin.com/dSDst7n1 [01:59] sarnold, oh. i already have authbind. but no /etc/default folder [02:00] syncsys: and that's very odd... [02:01] roughly 38 packages on my system "own" /etc/default (dpkg -S /etc/default) -- not sure how yours went missing [02:01] strange. now i see default folder. i just did apt-get install authbind [02:01] Reading package lists... Done [02:01] Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done authbind is already the newest version. [02:02] syncsys: do you have an /etc/default/tomcat7 file? [02:05] yes. i do now. [02:05] not before. i think some configs messed up [02:05] now its ok. runingon 80 [02:06] woot :) [02:07] my last mission , should I choose to accept, is to link the two websites domain dns with the vps and tomcat (each directory for each domain) . I did that with apache2 httpd once. i think thats also called binding. but dont know how to do that in tomcat [02:09] sarnold, am I correct? [02:11] syncsys: sorry, I don't know that much tomcat; it was easy to install and fiddle with ports, but actually configuring the thing is something else entirely :( sorry [02:11] oh ok [02:11] no problem [02:11] you helped alot already [02:12] thanks sarnold :) [02:28] Hi Anyone who can help with Ubuntu 12.04 on Compellent SAN issue [02:28] When I try to install ubuntu 12.04. The installation cannot see the SAN storage device as shown http://tracker.webtechnologyfocused.com.au/ehw/volumesnotdetected.jpg [02:28] http://paste.ubuntu.com/1508279/ [02:40] Hi [02:40] welcome back decci, you didn't miss any answers while ping-timing-out.. [02:41] sarnold: ok thanks [02:41] sarnold: I wish I could get some response on this [02:41] I am struggling to get it work [02:42] decci: it might not hurt to try askubuntu.com or serverfault.com, too -- the fact that your macihne reports the names of the stupid thing just baffles me... [02:42] I'd feel happier if it didn't know anything about the san at all, you know? then it might just be "modprobe this magic" or something. [02:43] sarnold: ok [02:43] Hmm [02:43] not so handy typo [02:43] zpool add foobar disk [02:43] instead of zpool attach foobar disk [02:57] sarnold: Though it works for CentOS 6.3 [03:32] ubuntu-installer-- [03:32] df -h [03:32] Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on [03:32] /dev/vda1 2.0G 1.2G 750M 61% / [03:33] free -m [03:33] Swap: 8188 0 8188 [03:33] that's really clueless [03:40] Jeeves_: in what way? [03:42] Hey all. I just got a shiny new 4tb drive... I don't want to boot from it, but how do I properly set it up so I can use all 4tb? [03:44] arrrghhh: partition it with gdisk, not fdisk. [03:44] ah ha [03:44] arrrghhh: it has to be a gpt partition table for > 2TB disks. [03:45] Yea, I was reading up on that... Just found gdisk as you mentioned it :) [03:45] arrrghhh: you -may- run into translation issues if you are plugging it into a non-native bus (e.g. USB) [03:45] nah. going into my on-board sata6 controller === dayangkun_ is now known as dayangkun [03:54] lifeless, bah. I'm still doing something wrong. [03:54] Perhaps I need more "extents"? [03:55] arrrghhh: I don't know. Whats happening ? [03:56] Sorry, no segway lol [03:56] So I'm using LVM and it's saying "Insufficient free extents (39429) in volume group 4tb: 76800 required" [03:57] Hrm. Maybe that's all that I actually get out of a 4tb disk [04:02] Isn't there some 'buffer' Linux creates for bad sectors or something? [04:02] and it's a little too generous, so on large drives you adjust it down ? [04:02] no [04:02] Damnit I can't think of the term... [04:02] you're thinking of the relocation map which is internal to the device (and similarly on SSD's) [04:03] Hrm [04:03] Yea, maybe it's not for bad sectors [04:03] there is a bad block layer driver around which /can/ be placed under lvm or as block stacking thing but very few folk use it. [04:03] I thought Linux had some sort of a buffer that I adjusted on my larger drives [04:04] there is a root only allocation group to prevent running out of space, but thats after you get a filesystem [04:04] I suggest that you gdisk it, make one partition, put ext4 on it and see how big it thinks it is. [04:04] hum. Stupid hard disk manufacturers. [04:04] well after gdisk i have 3.6TiB [04:04] If it's 4TB, its all good, change the partition etc and go for lvm [04:05] so 3.6TiB - Thats TiB vs TB I suspect. [04:05] orly [04:05] that's how LVM reports too [04:05] You have: 4TB [04:05] You want: TiB [04:05] * 3.6379788 [04:05] / 0.27487791 [04:05] You have: [04:05] VG Size 3.64 TiB [04:06] looks like its all setup to me. [04:09] hum. alrighty then. [04:30] i installed a LAMP stack and phpmyadmin from the repos, but i can't access the phpmyadmin page. any ideas? normal pages load fine on the lamp server [04:30] tried restarting apache [04:33] there she goes, had to manually copy the config file over [04:53] how can i configure apache2 to load index.php before index.html [04:57] irv: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_dir.html#directoryindex === tedski- is now known as tedski === pcarrier_ is now known as pcarrier === Ursinha_ is now known as Ursinha === FridgeB0xX is now known as FridgeBoxX === tspxx is now known as tspx [07:16] jamespage: morning [07:17] is this bug fixed for precise https://bugs.launchpad.net/quantum/+bug/1069966 [07:17] Launchpad bug 1069966 in quantum "rootwrap error with L3 agent" [Undecided,Confirmed] [07:17] i see it is fixed for 12.10 [07:35] How does one style directory listings via css javascript in apache [07:37] !@#$*&^% this im asking google [07:37] Kondor: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [07:39] how do i add spice to my ubuntu .i have installed all packages for spice make changes as per doc still i dont see spice in virt-manager [08:55] anyone able to help with an apparent grub issue? [08:57] when I reboot/boot my ubuntu server the grub menu just sits there until I go to it and hit enter [09:02] koolhead17, its fixed commited so it in the SRU process for quantal [09:02] koolhead17, http://reqorts.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/ubuntu-server/cloud-archive/folsom_versions.html [09:02] would indicate that the minor release updates are in staging for the cloud archive but not yet accepted into proposed [09:04] jamespage: so once it gets accepted it will go to cloud archive which means i can use it 4 folsom. Am i correct? [09:04] koolhead17, yes [09:05] jamespage: also its been almost 2 months. Does it takes a lot of time for a bug to get fixed moved to testing and then to main cloud archive after fix? [09:06] i see this a one of the blocker bug 4 running folsom with quantum [09:06] Launchpad bug 4 in launchpad "Importing finished po doesn't change progressbar" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/4 [09:10] koolhead17, 2012.2.1 was released at the end of november; its in process [09:10] see bug 1085255 [09:10] Launchpad bug 1085255 in quantum "Meta bug for tracking Openstack 2012.2.1 Stable Update" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1085255 [09:10] adam_g has been working on verification in the lab; there was some delay as we had to get quantum+cinder added to the minor release exception for openstack === th0mz_ is now known as th0mz [09:12] jamespage: so from cloud repo we have OpenvSwitch via quantum [09:12] isn`t it === smb` is now known as smb [09:13] * koolhead17 bookmarks beta bug-tracker list [09:13] koolhead17, looking at that bug report I think the openvswitch agent is not impacted by that bug - its specific to the linux bridge agent [09:13] jamespage: one was because of rootwrap [09:13] koolhead17, openvswitch + quantum works just fine - I've tested it *alot* [09:14] jamespage: you have some doc you would like to share. i want to test/try/document it on our wiki [09:15] koolhead17, so I followed the quantum docs for 'shared provided gateway' [09:15] jamespage: i have a blueprint to work on, remember [09:15] and used https://github.com/EmilienM/openstack-folsom-guide/blob/master/scripts/quantum-networking.sh [09:16] koolhead17, this is now all encapsulated in the nova-cloud-controller, nova-compute and quantum-gateway charms in the charm store [09:16] which is how we are testing quantum in the CI lab now [09:17] jamespage: i would have used Juju if i had a way to use it inside proxy [09:18] koolhead17, on hardware using maas? [09:18] or virtually? [09:18] jamespage: standalone without MAAS [09:19] i have some 8 GB server and wanted it to use 4 testing [09:19] koolhead17, which provider tho? [09:19] jamespage: standllone [09:19] *standalone [09:19] koolhead17, yeah - but thats not a provider for juju [09:19] do you mean LXC? [09:19] local provider [09:20] ya [09:20] local povider [09:20] OK - so quantum does not work on the local provider [09:20] neither do some of the other charms [09:21] koolhead17, its a squeeze but you might want to try using MAAS with KVM virtual machines in your server [09:21] jamespage: have not tried MAAS+Juju yet. [09:21] seems like i will have to give it a try [09:22] koolhead17, its not really for production but was used during development - there is a virsh power management option I think [09:22] koolhead17, you can then configure the squid-deb-proxy that maas will install to use you proxy infrastructure [09:22] juju will used that automatically [09:23] jamespage: i will try to get whole openstack working in traditional way as of now [09:23] to get hold of it [09:23] koolhead17, that is the best way to learn it of course! [09:23] once i have idea about espacially quantum i will try it out [09:23] juju/MaaS [09:24] koolhead17, if you want to ping me with quantum questions once you have had a go using the docs feel free [09:24] some of it was not obvious [09:24] jamespage: i honestly feel there is document overload happening :) [09:25] koolhead17, meh - its complicated! [09:25] Hello happy people! [09:25] How do I tell do-release-upgrade that I wanna stick to LTS'es for now? [09:26] jamespage: let me poke you if am stuck with quantum part, as of now am more interested in understanding the magic of it. I am up on networking to understand it. :P === jMCg_ is now known as jMCg === railsraider_ is now known as railsraider [10:27] jamespage: the ceph smoke tests are still hanging/ failing to execute. So please go ahead if you think its best to drop them for the time being. [10:28] jamespage: also, the runlists still have the old fetch_location in the new branch. that needs changing as well to fetch from the new branch === cpg is now known as cpg|away === Err404NotFound is now known as Error404NotFound === security is now known as fire [11:11] I have this error in my new ubuntu server which I installed dovecot with mysql: Unsuported dictionary type mysql. I already installed dovecot-mysql package, what else do I need? === aFeijo_ is now known as aFeijo === funkyHat_ is now known as funkyHat [11:34] Hello [11:34] I run ltsp server [11:35] chroot in /opt/ltsp/i386 and add new user with "useradd " command [11:35] and then run ltsp-update-image [11:36] but this user can not login in thin client ! [11:36] why ? [12:02] I want to allocate (in simple terms) different folders for different website domains. e.g mysite2.com mysite1.com . in apache2 httpd, i have to bind. how exactly do i do that in tomcat7 . I have also made some netbeans projects (i guess i have to copy paste the war files somewhere) ? [12:12] hi guys, I'm trying to boot ubuntu 12.04 on an AWS hi1.4xlarge instance (SSD) [12:13] as far as I can tell, it's not giving me the SSD volumes, only a standard 8GB EBS volume at / [12:13] I'm guessing it's something to do with the AMI, just wondering if anyone knows anything I need to specify to use that SSD [12:17] The extra volumes tend to be independent, don't they? Have you looked in /proc/partitions? Is it mounted in /mnt? [12:25] rbasak: I think I found them at /dev/xvdb & /dev/xvdg [12:25] That sounds about right [12:59] I want to allocate (in simple terms) different folders for different website domains. e.g mysite2.com mysite1.com . in apache2 httpd, i have to bind. how exactly do i do that in tomcat7 . I have also made some netbeans projects (i guess i have to copy paste the war files somewhere) ? [12:59] need help wit this http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14214440/tomcat7-domain-settings [13:27] Okay. Wtf. How do I configure all apps that link against libgnutls to correctly validate certificates against the correct CAs? [13:35] Or let me put this question differently: WHY DOES ANYTHING use GnuTLS? [13:41] hey guys, I'm having a bunch of mdadm trouble. Would anyone be able to help me? [13:44] but yeah, any mdadm help i can get would be a life-saver [13:45] oop === Guest30157 is now known as TheMagus === dayangkun_ is now known as dayangkun [13:58] is anyone here that could help? [13:58] hallyn, ping [13:58] TheMagus, don't ask to ask, just ask. if someone is here that can and wants to help, they will. [13:58] what's the problem? [13:58] sorry [13:59] I'm having a really bad mdadm issue; specifically, I posted this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=12444348#post12444348 [13:59] hallyn, bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1060404 question. [13:59] Launchpad bug 1060404 in upstart "update-grub runs and fails in containers" [Undecided,Confirmed] [14:00] basically, trying to re-create/assemble a RAID array and it can't find my partition; possible I am not putting to together correctly or maybe I need to zero out the superblocks or something [14:02] sorry, never dealt with RAID [14:02] darn, ha [14:02] really need help on this, so i'm trying to look around for any channels or resources possible. === ppetraki_ is now known as ppetraki [14:07] well I can at most try to help you brainstorm [14:10] thanks :) [14:10] i tried assembling the raid twice with --assume-clean, so I don't believe any of the data has been touched, just the superblock [14:10] had a thought of wiping the superblock and assembling, but still uncertain as to the right move. [14:11] my drive order was a bit odd, as well, but I am not sure if it can auto-detect that or if there's a way to specify. [14:12] well for starters I would try to back the information up as it is now [14:12] i can't even get any info since i can't mount it [14:13] can you dd? [14:13] possibly; not sure if i have the drive space around for that, though. [14:13] well if this data is important I'd suggest you get some HDD space and copy it over [14:14] at least if you screw up more now you can go back and start over [14:14] yeah, I might try to grab a drive later. [14:15] I don't really understand this RAID5 setup. is there redundancy? is the information from the failed drive somewhere on the others? [14:15] yeah, it's a RAID5 across 4 drives. [14:16] one drive failed, so I did a create, assume-clean which i thought would put it back together and it didn't? [14:16] not sure why it didn't do it correctly but... [14:16] that's why i am seeking out help [14:23] smoser: yeah? === pgraner` is now known as pgraner [14:24] smoser: btw, i'll be asking you (if you don't mind) to upload two libcgroups for me, one to r and one to q, in a bit [14:24] actually, [14:24] stgraber: isn't libcgroup meant to be in the server set? [14:24] maybe not... but I thought so [14:25] hallyn, so you're saying all i have to do is have devtmpfs mounted and then 'apt-get upgrade' will work ? [14:25] and its no danger of writing bootloader incorrectly to my host? [14:25] smoser: i think that if is aid that, i was wrong. [14:25] oh. yeah. we undid that [14:25] don't mount devtmpfs in container [14:26] lemme edit that. (the SRU in fact was undone) [14:26] i'm just curious, because i'd really like to be able to somehow get a cloud image, and install stuff into it without kvm [14:26] TheMagus: what was the "wonky issue" you had a while back? if the hdd index goes to 5 and you only had 4 hdds then no wonder it isn't working [14:26] hallyn: libcgroup is an unseeded universe package, so can't see any reason to have it in the packageset [14:27] smoser: will the cloud iage have a blockdev? [14:27] poddus: that was my thought. I had a similar issue (the drive popped out of the array) [14:27] stgraber: but if it hasn't been decided before it needs to go through an approval process i assume [14:27] it's on my map to get new drives for this soon, but need it to survive until then [14:27] hallyn, probably [14:27] or , yes [14:27] heck, I'll order the new ones tonight if I can get it to survive, ha [14:27] smoser: then all you need to is make sure that the root device's blockdev is in the container's /dev [14:28] TheMagus: so did the HDD fail or is it a software bug? [14:28] (i think - i'm pretty sure) [14:28] was it the same HDD? [14:28] poddus: the drive "failed", i think the system overheated, honestly. [14:28] i don't recall if it was or not [14:28] hallyn, what is "the root device" [14:29] whatever device 'mount' says root is mounted from [14:29] i.e. /dev/dm-7 [14:30] TheMagus: so you rebuilt the RAID the same as you did now? why do you think the problem is related? [14:30] hm... [14:30] i dont think that is true. [14:30] unsure, but I know the ordering of drives is a bit odd so I figured I'd mention it. [14:31] rather give more information than not enough, you know? [14:35] hallyn: if it was a server related seeded package, it probably would be in the packageset (as cjwatson's script is supposed to do that) or we'd fix the script for it to be. But as I said, I can't see any reason why it'd be in the packageset in its current state. [14:37] TheMagus: alright, this RAID5 is too complicated for me to wrap my head around right now. I definitely suggest, if you want to keep your data, to back it up before you do anything else. If you succeed, unless there's a really good reason why you're running a software RAID, I suggest you put your HDDs to better use with a normal rsync backup. or backup the RAID. in any case it's always good to have a backup! :P sorry I can't be of more help. [14:37] yeah, I was already planning on my backups when it failed :T [14:37] RAID is not a backup solution. [14:37] wish i had more time, you know? [14:38] xnox: yup [14:38] stgraber: oh, sorry, i misread your first response [14:38] trying to recover mine so i CAN back it up :T [14:38] stgraber: i thought it once went into the packageset so that i could push updates to cgroup-lite when it was part of libcgroup :) [14:38] but maybe it just happened as a result of lxc depending on it at one time [14:38] smoser: meaning you don't think grub succeeds then? [14:39] smoser: you'll also need to give the container write perms to it in the container config's devices.cgroup.allow lines [14:39] hallyn, well, my experience was with chroot, not lxc. [14:39] but i woudl have thought if it didnt work in chroot, it wouldnt work in lxc either. [14:41] hallyn, just so you know where i'mi coming from, i had this annoyance of not being able to 'apt-get upgrade' in a chroot of a image using 'mount-callback-umount' at http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~smoser/+junk/backdoor-image/view/head:/mount-callback-umount . [14:41] i thought it was not easily solved. [14:41] TheMagus: if your data is worth anything to you, probably the worst thing to do now is to rush it. that never works. I've tried :) [14:41] yeah [14:42] then i saw your bug, and thought "Wonderful! someone has this fixsed for me!" [14:42] otherwise i would have been up all night trying to fix it, poddus [14:42] that's why when the two creates didn't work, i stopped and sought help [14:42] hallyn: was probably a one off kind of thing. I'm vaguely surprised that cgroup-lite isn't in the server packageset though [14:42] in retrospect i should have backed up immediately before trying to repair the raid :/ [14:42] live and learn so far. [14:43] hey, that's the only way I ever learned anything [14:43] smoser: in fact bug 1096984 suggests that it should work (the guy said it worked for him with lvm backed partition) [14:43] Launchpad bug 1096984 in lxc "Wrong device for the / mount point (dup-of: 1060404)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1096984 [14:43] Launchpad bug 1060404 in upstart "update-grub runs and fails in containers" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1060404 [14:44] hallyn: nevermind, wasn't checking properly, cgroup-lite is in the server packageset === slank_away is now known as slank [14:44] stgraber: ok, no big deal, i'll get the libcgroup updates sponsored, i just *thought* i remembered not having to [14:44] hallyn: oh, and I remember you saying something about qemu? what source packages would you need for qemu? [14:44] hallyn: it might be that libcgroup is in the packageset on older releases as packageset content is stored per series [14:45] stgraber: the source package is 'qemu'. though it hasnt' made it into r yet. (assume it's hung in NEW) [14:46] haha, oops, i guess q is 12.10, not 11.10 [14:46] hallyn: ok, I'll wait for the new source to be accepted, then I'll poke Colin to update the script (or will myself if I can remember where it's) [14:46] stgraber: thanks [14:58] hmm. one thought I am having is since my disk slot numbers are a bit wacky... doing a create with missing, drive 1, missing, drive 3; then adding drive 4 and 5. [14:59] smoser: you're coredev right? would you mind sponsoring libcgroup updates at http://people.canonical.com/~serge/libcgroup-rm-inits for q and r? [15:11] hallyn, yes, i am core dev. i will take a look. [15:25] TheMagus: do you know the original configuration? [15:34] poddus: yup. The e-mail my server sent me has it even [15:41] so wait, your RAID was working without HDDs 0 and 2? which was originally a RAID of 4 HDDs? [15:44] poddus: naw, it's a bit confusing, sorry. I have disks in slots 1,3,4, and 5 [15:44] they were all in active sync so i know it was working [15:48] m_3: Hey, are you chairing this meeting in 12 mins? [15:49] active sync? [15:50] never mind, it doesn't really matter [15:50] sorry :) [15:51] found this post http://serverfault.com/questions/447617/reusing-slot-numbers-in-linux-software-raid-arrays might be exactly what i was thinking of. [15:52] why is your setup so complicated anyway [15:52] not too sure, wish it wasn't of course ;) [15:55] Daviey: whoops... was lost in email vortex [15:55] yes [15:55] really quite excited about it too [15:56] m_3: cool! [15:56] m_3: Will this be your first time? [15:56] TheMagus: have you seen this: http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/articles/recovery_raid [15:57] Daviey: not quite... but might as well be [15:58] m_3: heh, you are an old hand! [15:58] poddus: nope, i'll take a look :) thank you! [15:58] SpamapS: Do you still want to be on the chair rota? [15:59] yolanda: can you add yourself please? [15:59] #startmeeting ubuntu-server-team [15:59] hallyn, i uploaded to raring for you. [15:59] Daviey: no ;) [15:59] m_3, that isn't going to work here. [15:59] hmmm um... why not? [15:59] (#ubuntu-meeting) [16:00] oh... doh [16:00] um... thanks smoser [16:00] SpamapS: might want to remove yourself :) [16:01] nah he can still run it if he wants to [16:02] TheMagus: I'm heading out, good luck [16:16] smoser: thanks [16:23] bbcmicrocomputer: what are you gonna look at for mysql and openstack ha? [16:25] roaksoax: sorry on a call [16:29] roaksoax: I haven't started any work on the MySQL charm yet.. need to take a look at the backlog of feature requests [16:30] roaksoax: a decent README wouldn't go amiss :) [16:30] bbcmicrocomputer ok, I'm working on getting HA support [16:30] roaksoax: if you need me to review anything.. [16:33] sure thing [16:33] thanks ;) [16:39] Arghh, I cannot figure out why for a daily cron job that sends an e-mail, the same mail line works on my desktop and not the server. [16:40] It's literally just cat file | mail -s "subject" $MAILTO [16:40] How can something so simple be going wrong? [16:48] keithzg: path to cat? or the path to the file or the path to mail? [16:53] keithzg: try full path to mail [16:54] keithzg: as in 'cat file | /usr/bin/mail ...' [16:55] Good idea; sadly still silently fails. [16:55] ...or not? [16:56] ah, no, it was the other thing I just did, heh. Installed postfix, which uninstalled exim4. [16:57] keithzg: is the cron job run? what does the logs say? [16:57] Whatever exactly that changed, that seems to have done it. Even just "cat file | mail -s "Subject" guy@place.com" works now [16:57] keithzg: I use postfix on most of my installations [16:57]