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Oblivion1500anyone?00:03
_KaszpiR_change ownershit of the directory to that group00:12
rbasakjamespage: morning! How important is bug 1132302 for us? drbd8 is in main. rls-r-incoming?08:33
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 1132302 in drbd8 "drbd8-utils are not compatible with kernel 3.8" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/113230208:33
rbasakDebian is on 2:8.3.13-2. We could jump ahead if it's important I suppose?08:34
jamespagerbasak, good morning!09:11
jamespagerbasak, yes - I'll do the required now09:11
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jamespagerbasak, fancy doing the work on that? I'll sponsor it for you09:25
rbasakjamespage: sure09:33
jamespagerbasak, ta09:37
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rbasakjamespage: the upstream website doesn't refer to drbd 8.4, only 8.3. Although 8.4 sources are available. From the changelog, it looks like some kernel build fixes (for 3.7) were done in 8.3.15, and also in 8.4.3, and no mention of 3.8 in the 8.4 series changelog. Debian is on 8.3.13-2. So I think there's a good chance that updating to 8.3.15 will suffice, and then our delta against Debian will be smaller. If it works I can send that to Debian too.10:08
rbasak So I want to aim for 8.3.15 only, not 8.4.3. How does this sound to you?10:08
jamespagerbasak, my experience is that 3.7/3.8 are pretty closely aligned so thats probably OK10:09
rbasakOK I'll see how it goes10:09
jamespagerbasak, I'd probably stuff it somewhere and ask the bug reporter to try testing with your proposed package10:09
rbasakGood idea, thanks10:09
alex88hello guys, I've a server that increases load every hour due processes remaining in D state.. someone else had the issue?11:13
[HUN]Bitvilaghi everyone11:19
[HUN]Bitvilagi have a question about ideal motherboard?! for ubuntu server11:20
[HUN]Bitvilagis anyone here?11:21
Bitvilaghi anyone here?11:23
Bitvilagi have a question about intel q67 did anyone use that motherboard?11:27
vezqBitvilag: what is you question11:48
vezqyour*11:49
Bitvilagheey11:57
Bitvilaggot answer on a dif channel11:57
Bitvilagbut thanks though11:57
Bitvilagwasnt sure about intel q67 chipset11:58
alechk02hey guys, is it safe to swapon -a && swapoff -a on a running production server? or is it better to make a scheduled reboot?12:01
histoalechk02: is swap being used?12:02
alechk02yup, ~170MB12:03
histoalechk02: is ram being used in full?12:03
alechk02nope, 40%: 800 out of 200012:03
histoalechk02: I believe it's safe perhaps someone else can answer. I'm not sure if information stored in swap is moved to RAM on swapoff. I would assume this would be the default behavior.12:04
alechk02mmm, can't find decent answer anywhere...12:10
alechk02guess it'll be safer to wait until scheduled reboot12:10
histoalechk02: Is there a reason you want to take swap down and then back up?12:13
HarisHello12:38
HarisHello all12:39
Harishow can I setup 12.04 LTS on pxe + cobbler such that the network booted installer doesn't ask me for CD-ROM during install. It gets all the files from network mirror/archive ?12:44
HarisI have it setup on pxe, but the installer complains about non-existence of cd-rom during install12:45
zuljamespage: https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/nova/nova-precise-g3/+merge/15031713:06
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vezqHaris: no experince with cobbler, using this successfully: http://fai-project.org/13:19
wwwwanyone know if this site is running on a linux server? riskcouture.com13:30
thekeeperI would hope so.13:31
wwwwor what CMS is running on? www.riskcouture.com13:32
Picinot really an Ubuntu question...13:33
thekeeperlooks custom to me.13:36
wwwwthats what i thought13:38
zuljamespage:  https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/quantum/quantum-precise-g3/+merge/15032513:38
wwwwcustom php job13:38
thekeeperyup13:38
thekeeperand british company and hosting13:38
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zulDaviey: hey can you look at python-wsme please?14:01
Harisvezq: found part of the answer. No worries. Thank you!14:10
sonOfRaWhen installing PHP on a 12.10 machine, is it PCRE compiled with unicode by default?14:17
sonOfRaI'm getting this error:14:17
sonOfRaCompilation failed: unknown property name after \P or \p14:17
sonOfRaon preg_replace(). I assume it is due to lacking unicode support. Is there a way to check, or to install it properly with unicode support?14:17
HarisHello all14:19
Hariswhere's the pxe/netboot kernel, initrd images for 12.04lts on the ISO ?14:19
Harisor where can I find them14:21
Harisare they in the mini iso ?14:21
Harishttp://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/precise/main/installer-amd64/current/images/netboot/netboot.tar.gz14:21
Harishttp://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/precise/main/installer-amd64/current/images/netboot/14:22
Harisis this 12.04lts 64 bit images that I need ?14:22
Jeeves_wget -q -O ${BASEDIR}/netboot.tar.gz http://nl.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/precise/main/installer-amd64/current/images/netboot/netboot.tar.gz14:23
Jeeves_tar zxf netboot.tar.gz14:23
Jeeves_That's what I do14:23
Jeeves_To fix pxe14:23
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zuljamespage:  http://people.canonical.com/~chucks/ca/ (precise-g3)14:58
psivaahallyn: Would like to know how the fix for bug 1130029 goes :)15:03
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 1130029 in ubuntu-test-cases "testcase: test_lxc_api returns error in raring lxc server smoke tests" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/113002915:03
hallynpsivaa: i've sent another merge proposal last week.  should be fixed15:04
CallingPantherok new install of ubuntu 8.04 server and running irssi....What to do next...Hmmm?15:05
hallynpsivaa: oh, the other failure, that's lxc-execute on precise failing.  i'd just comment that out, but as it'sa different bug i didn't want to pollute the openone15:08
hallyni'd like the first fix to be accepted separately, then i can propose a fix for the other - bc if the other ends up being easier to fix in lucid, then i want to uncomment the test case15:08
hallynin anyc ase this is low prio for me, so if it needs to be bumped up then let me know15:09
zulhallyn:  you see that libvirt 1.0.3 is getting cut?15:11
hallynpsivaa: ideally i'd have about 2 hours to dedicate to properly fixing that so we don't have to comment out hte test case15:12
hallynzul: no15:12
zulhallyn:  ill have a look at it this week15:12
jamespagezul, cinder and quantum both have typos in the changelog15:15
zuljamespage: ergh...ill fix it gimme a sec15:16
zuljamespage: *sigh* i shouldnt wirte changelogs before i had my morning beverage15:17
jamespagezul, no15:21
zuljamespage: fixed15:21
jamespageinfact I think I might ask Mrs zul to chain your office shut until that has happened!15:21
zuljamespage: heh15:21
hallynpsivaa: i will look at it this afternoon15:24
CallingPantherHello again15:27
psivaahallyn: ok, thanks for that. I understand that its a test code issue but since it is a smoke test failure, the visibility is high on that15:27
hallynpsivaa: yes, but in the future please keep in mind what i said about differnet bugs for different failures15:28
hallynpsivaa: that will make it easier to undo things15:29
hallynpsivaa: (and especially merge proposals)15:30
psivaahallyn: ack, will do, and wont test it until the MP gets approved and merged :)15:31
hallynpsivaa: my preference would be for the bug (which is about the lxc api test) to be called fixed, and the mp to be accepted :)  The other failure you see I'm hoping to fixin the lp:~serge-hallyn/+junk/lxc-test tree15:32
hallynbut whatever, off to finish qemu hopefully :)15:33
psivaahallyn: ack, will follow that flow in the future :)15:34
jamespagezul, http://people.canonical.com/~jamespage/ca-updates/ for review15:41
jamespagezul, just testing your packages now15:41
zuljamespage:  looks good to me15:42
Davieyzul: sure (sorry missed the msg))15:44
zulDaviey: no worries15:44
jamespagezul, cinder and glance: +115:46
zuljamespage:  and the rest? :)15:46
jamespagezul, give my laptop a chance!15:46
zuljamespage: noooo! :)15:47
jamespagezul, horizon: +115:47
jamespagezul, keystone +115:56
hallynzul: when i do http://people.canonical.com/~serge//kvm-p-to-r-script, apt-get install -f at the end gives me:15:59
hallynE: Internal Error, No file name for libssl1.0.015:59
hallynif i manually copy that file into /var/cache/apt/archives, it next complains about libblkid, and so on.16:00
hallynzul: do youmind taking a quick look and seeing if i'm diong something wrong with ftp-archive  that would amke this happen?16:00
jamespagezul, did you fixup https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/cinder/cinder-ftbfs-again/+merge/15023916:00
zulhallyn: you might want to look at reprepro16:00
jamespagecan't see it anywhere?16:00
zuljamespage:  not yet its on my todo list16:00
jamespagezul, ack16:01
hallynlooking16:02
jamespagezul, nova +116:07
zuljamespage:  so we should be good yes/16:08
jamespagezul, almost16:08
zuljamespage:  ill wait then :)16:08
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jamespagezul, quantum +116:23
zuljamespage:  cool ill start uploading16:24
davlapshi folks!16:32
katronixHi all, yesterday someone was telling me that referring to eth0:X was not the 'current way' of adding multiple IPs to your box. Could you please remind me the proper way of doing it now?16:34
davlapscan anyone tell me which of the current dell rackservers are compatible with 12.0.4.2 LTS?16:35
davlaps(e.g. R620, R720, etc. 12th gen).16:35
davlapsi've looked at the ubuntu compat pages, but the models are out of date there..16:35
zuljamespage:  uploaded16:38
jamespagezul, ack16:39
jamespagezul, looking at http://reqorts.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/ubuntu-server/cloud-archive/grizzly_versions.html16:39
jamespagethere are a few other packages in CA that are a bit out of date16:39
jamespageany of them important and worth and upload?16:39
zuljamespage:  looking16:39
tedskidavlaps: i have 12.04 running on R620s right now16:40
zuljamespage:  greenlet and cliff yes not sure about the others16:40
jamespagezul, if you prepare the uploads I can ack16:40
davlapstedski: that is great! did you have to do anything special? i heard in september last year R720's were crashing..16:40
jamespagezul, what about swiftclient?16:41
zuljamespage:  sure16:41
zuljamespage:  ah yes swiftclient as well16:41
hallynzul: i get the same behavior with reprepro16:41
zulhallyn: ill check this afternoon16:41
hallynzul: thanks.16:41
tedskidavlaps: we had some specific bios settings16:42
hallyni can't tell ifi t's something due to doing dist-upgrade from precise to raring, or something in my packages16:42
tedskidavlaps: i'm diggin up my notes...16:42
tedskistandby and i'll share16:42
davlapstedski: that's awesome, thanks!16:42
tedskidavlaps: the first batch of r620s we got didn't come with the bios in performance mode... but i see that's now in the updated bios releases16:46
tedskidavlaps: that's all we had to do... without that, we had some system freezes16:46
davlapstedski: great. so just set "performance mode" in the bios..16:46
davlapsdid you use raid at all on your hdd?16:46
tedskidavlaps: yup.. bios -> system bios -> system settings16:46
davlapscool.16:46
tedskidavlaps: we have the H310s and we're running hw raid on some, some are just passthrough16:46
davlapsi need 2 TB of storage..16:46
davlapsok. thanks!16:47
tedskithe package srvadmin-storageservices will let you configure/monitor the raid16:48
tedskithat works well with nagios' check_openmanage16:49
tedskidavlaps: if you run into any troubles, feel free to ping me... i don't always watch this window, so privmsg might be best16:51
zuljamespage: http://people.canonical.com/~chucks/ca/16:52
jamespagezul, looks like missing changelog history for python-cliff16:53
zuljamespage: hold on16:54
jamespagezul, ditto greenlet16:54
jamespagezul, swiftclient looks OK16:55
zuljamespage: try now16:57
tedskidavlaps: i'm trying to figure out a way to manage the raid controller without having an os on the machine...16:57
tedskidavlaps: of course everything dell has is windows-centric16:58
katronixcan anyone help? , yesterday someone was telling me that referring to eth0:X was not the 'current way' of adding multiple IPs to your box. Could you please remind me the proper way of doing it now?16:58
davlapstedski: ok. thanks again for your help. much appreciated!16:58
tedskikatronix: to the best of my knowledge, that's the way to do it16:59
jamespagezul, OK - they look good now16:59
zulcool thanks16:59
jamespagezul, looks like its going to take a few hours to build - I'll sweep everything through tomorrow AM17:00
zuljamespage:  uploaded17:00
zuljamespage:  cool ill tweet it tomorrow then17:00
sabaIs the Gamin daemon included in 12.04 by default?17:03
katronixtedski, sorry which way? the eth0:X?17:03
tedskikatronix: yes17:03
tangomikeI have a cluster of ubuntu 10.04 apache servers.  They share config files via a read only NFS mount.  I would like to upgrade apache, but apt complains. Unpacking replacement apache2.2-common ... dpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/apache2.2-common_2.2.14-5ubuntu8.10_i386.deb (--unpack):  unable to securely remove '/etc/apache2/sites-available.dpkg-new': Read-only file system.  Is it possible to get around this error? can I tell apt to ign17:13
sarnoldtangomike: you were cut off at "apt to ign"17:16
tangomikecan I tell apt to ignore the configuration directory and only install the binaries?17:18
zuljamespage: https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/cinder/cinder-ftbfs-again/+merge/15038417:43
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Drag0nflamezI turned on byobu via SSH and it looks all weird17:53
Drag0nflamezLike this http://i.imgur.com/Cx6Qftl.png17:55
sarnoldDrag0nflamez: when things get that far wrong, it is often a mismatched TERM environment variable vs the terminal emulator you're actually using17:56
Drag0nflamezsarnold, hmm.17:56
Drag0nflamezecho $TERM gives me screen17:56
Drag0nflameznot sure what SSH uses anyway17:57
sarnoldhow about before you started screen?17:57
sarnoldssh is just a transport.17:57
Drag0nflameztrue17:57
Drag0nflamezit´s a fresh install, actually17:58
Drag0nflamezso screen already loaded when it booted.17:58
zulyolanda: https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/python-novaclient/novaclient-2.11.1/+merge/15039117:59
yolandaok17:59
yolandadone18:02
yolandazul, i think we should be packaging python-ceilometerclient, don't you think? i'm using that for my openerp integration18:03
zulyolanda:  should already be in the archive ill update it today18:03
yolandaoh great18:03
pythonirc1011I need to install ubuntu on 10 bare metal machines. RAID 10. Whats the easiest way to automate this?18:08
pythonirc1011mdadm raid18:08
xnoxuse a preseed file with partman-auto-raid stanzas18:08
xnoxthat will work, unless you require LUKS on top of raid10.18:09
xnoxgoogle for partman-auto-raid to find samples from the internet/guides/documentation/help/mailing-lists etc.18:09
mikeeyI have installed dnsmasq and added the pointers I want in /etc/hosts, however I have to type for example "http://www." (notice the dot) to go to the internal webserver, I want to be able to just type "http://www" and go to it, is it possible?18:13
tok0loshihey guys looking for some assistance with a Broadcom NetExtreme II issue18:28
Drag0nflamezah, fixed.18:40
zuladam_g: http://people.canonical.com/~chucks/ca/18:52
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zuladam_g: ping19:43
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adam_gzul: hey20:22
zuladam_g: https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/cinder/cinder-ftbfs-again/+merge/15038420:22
adam_gzul: k. lookin at the CA packages now20:25
zuladam_g:  no need jamespage did it this morning they got uploaded this morning20:26
roaksoaxsmoser: are we rolling raring?20:34
smoserrolling20:34
smoser?20:34
roaksoaxsmoser: rolling release20:34
smoseras in ephemeral iamges  ?20:34
roaksoaxsmoser: both20:34
smoserafaik there will be a 13.04 release.20:34
roaksoaxsmoser: ok.. so we will start doing rolling releases after that then20:35
smoseri dont actually know the official-ness of that20:35
roaksoaxok thanks :)20:36
adam_gzul: about that cinder branch, what does the OLSO_PACKAGE_VERSION get used for?20:40
zuladam_g: brb need to go pick up the little one and then ill answer your questsion20:41
Mip5Hi - I'm running 12.04.1 w/plenty of hardware, and recently have begun getting *very* slow progress on "Reading package lists..." from apt-get update. I've checked my raid1 with mdadm, and found no errors. Any ideas as to what I should check next?20:48
jpdsMip5: strace the process and see what it's done?20:49
Mip5thanks - I'm reading up on strace now - have never used it...20:50
Mip5md0_raid1 is showing up in "top" and it is where my root is mounted. The load isn't typically high, but it's showing up consistently in the top 3 or 4 entries in "top"20:52
zuladam_g:  its a workaround for oslo bug in cinder thats not reporting the right version in the testsuite20:56
hallynpsivaa: hi, i *think* i've gotten it to where it should run.  Could you do another utah ubuntu-test-cases lxc run?21:13
hallynpsivaa: (i've been testing by hand, want tomake sure  nothing else goes wrongn for you)21:14
hallynpsivaa: actually, i just realized the utah testcase copies some of the code instead of bzr checkout-ing it.  setting up a new merge proposal22:48
alllexHi who can I find out which charset was used for the name of a folder?23:23
sarnoldalllex: render the name in every charset in turn until you get one that looks right?23:26
alllexsarnold: exactly,  but how can do this?23:27
alllexsarnold: exactly,  but how can I do this?23:27
sarnoldalllex: maybe something like this (untested): for l in `locale -a` ; do LC_ALL=$l xterm -e "ls -l /path/to/directory ; sleep 2" ; done ...23:30
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azbyinhi all.. how would I set the current timezone without running dpkg-reconfigure tzdata? i ask because this command is interactive23:50
sarnoldazbyin: iirc, a new symlink, hardlink, or copy, from the zoneinfo you want into /etc/timezone23:52
sarnoldazbyin: see if dpkg-reconfigure -f readline tzdata might save you the hassle23:53
azbyinright, and and do i need to restart a service (or similar) to update the current time23:53
sarnoldazbyin: ooooh. that's some mighty old neurons there. I _think_ most applications just get the new data automatically but a handful cache the old information...23:53
azbyinsarnold, thanks for the info on symlink localtime, but your second method is interactive too!23:54
sarnoldazbyin: so it is really the interactive bit that bites, eh? :)23:54
azbyinyes :)23:54
sarnoldazbyin: there's also a noninteractive frontend, but I don't know what it'd do :) haha23:54
azbyini want no frontend, heh23:54

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