=== locust is now known as Guest86850 [03:27] === unreal_ is now known as unreal === stooj_ is now known as stooj === Graet is now known as Guest56875 === Sprockt is now known as Sprocks === thejoecarroll_ is now known as thejoecarroll === Guest56875 is now known as Graet === wedgwood is now known as wedgwood_away === nealmcb1 is now known as 66MAAAQJ4 === Tribaal_ is now known as Tribaal === Graet is now known as Guest52148 [08:07] Hi [11:27] Hi, Please tell me how to install apache , mysql and phpmyadmin on ubuntu server. [12:07] Hello! I'm thinking of setting up a local BIND9 DNS within my network, but I don't want to use a specific domain. I'd rather just be able to type "lumen.local" instead of "lumen.domain.local" or similar. What do I type instead of "domain.local" as my domain in the config in order to achieve this? [12:08] Do I just use local as the domain name? [12:08] Plizzo: you can setup your resolver (client, that is) to automatically search for hosts in a certain domain, as in ping adsf instead of asdf.my.tld [12:08] but that's a resolver thing, not related to the nameserver [12:10] RoyK: Alright, thanks but I don't think that's what I need. I have a server with the hostname "lumen" and within my network I normally call it using "lumen.local". Although, over VPN I cannot do this because I have no DNS to help resolve the hostname. So I'm thinking of setting up a BIND9 DNS and I want it to search .local as well, and not lumen.domain.topdomain [12:10] Basically, could I just set up a local zone with routings in BIND9? [12:11] then add .local to searchpath [12:11] and setup a 'local' zone in bind [12:12] Here is the guide I'm going to use (it's for RPi but shouldn't matter - Debian) [12:12] http://www.myguitars.mine.nu/images/rpi_raspbianwheezy_dns_server.pdf [12:13] RoyK: You see, on step 4 he configures the resolv.conf and sets "search domain.local". [12:13] RoyK: Could I just type "search .local" [12:13] ? [12:13] Or should it just be "search local" [12:14] the latter [12:15] * ogra_ would just install avahi if its just .local you want [12:15] RoyK: Alright, thanks :) [12:15] ogra_: I have avahi installed, but over VPN no DNS related services are working [12:16] ah, yeah, you need to get the mdns broadcasts across the network for it indeed === highvolt1ge is now known as highvoltage [12:20] ogra_: Yeah :) [12:21] ogra_: But setting up a local DNS should help with that, don't you think? [12:21] sure === F3Speech_ is now known as F3Speech [14:31] erm... running fio on this 6-drive raid-6, standard desktop drives, 7k2, iostat reports ~3200tps on that raid - this seems far higher than I thought possible. Or is tps != iops? http://paste.ubuntu.com/5582309/ [15:50] anyone that knows an open solution for something like "google drive" or similar? [15:51] RoyK: what like cloud storage? [15:51] yeah [15:52] What do you mean by open? [15:52] RoyK: ther eis sparkleshare and I can't remember the other one right now [15:52] as in doable with open source [15:52] Oh like you want to host your own? [15:53] yes, I have a home server with ~7TiB disk [15:53] and I have a couple of laptops for different use [15:53] RoyK: I'll try and think of it. I was just reading about them. [16:12] I like the idea of sparkshare, but in use it's not been good, it keeps going nuts === ikonia_ is now known as ikonia [17:25] are sata drives hot swappable? [17:26] yes [17:27] assuming the sata controller supports it [17:50] and assuming the driver has implemented it [19:39] gents, trying to install server on a rig that doesn't currently have an OS. When i download it from my computer it automatically gives me the AMD64.iso version. The machine I'm putting it on is a 32bit architecture. Will the install auto detect the bit type to use? [19:42] lickalott, Are you sure that the machine does not support 64 bit architecture? [19:42] and I'd suggest just downloading i386 version of UbuntuS. [19:42] yes sir [19:43] i just found the link to get "other" releases [19:43] thanks! === coffeedude_ is now known as coffeedude === acidflash_ is now known as acidflash [19:50] lickalott: 32bit? what sort of hardware? [20:21] Can people please give me suggestions for methods to create a closed / authentication-needed HTTP/HTTPS proxy on one of my servers that I can proxy any of my other systems' traffic through? [20:21] as well as a setup/configuration walkthrough or guide if possible.