=== wedgwood is now known as wedgwood_away === ggg is now known as w0rmie [00:33] I'm using `logger -n 192.168.42.229 -P 55514 "TEST"` to send a test message to a remote logger; however, I see the message to /var/log/messages - indeed, tcpdump on each host shows nothing. I'm using rsyslog. Any hint on how could I debug this? [00:34] I tried to telnet to that host port 55514 and I can send stuff there === ggg is now known as w0rmie [00:38] phretor_: do you need -d to use udp instead? [00:38] phretor_: does netstat -lnp | grep rsyslog on the destination show it listening on all interfaces or the public interface? === phretor_ is now known as phretor === ggg is now known as w0rmie === ggg is now known as w0rmie === ggg is now known as w0rmie === ggg is now known as w0rmie === ggg is now known as w0rmie === ggg is now known as w0rmie [02:11] adam_g: alot of the other openstack packages already depend on oslo-config [02:15] zul, right but the library changed its name from oslo-config to oslo.config [02:16] adam_g: right i uploaded that this morning so its making its way through [02:17] adam_g: anwyays im out of here [02:17] zul: ok, pydist-overrides will need updating elsewhere. quantum is broken on the same thing but needed to get keystoneclient updated (its a BD) [02:17] cya [03:24] I'm trying to make contributions ot the server guide, and getting no response in ubuntu-doc [03:24] anyone involved in that project in here? [03:53] I filed a launchpad security bug for a possible problem with official amazon AMIs. I feel like that's the wrong group to look at it though. Think there's a better place to report? [03:53] (where official is canonical's supported image) [03:53] official supported image of what? [03:54] ubuntu server 12.04 [03:55] ubuntu.com [03:56] thekev: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/server [03:56] uh, ok... ubuntu.com. there's a lot of content there. :) I found my way to launchpad bug tracker by way of https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs [03:56] uh, I'm not looking for how to get it. [03:57] some critical files fail debsums and there's a smell of evil [03:57] in the AMIs prepared by canonical [03:59] thekev: you can appport-bug packagename [03:59] on a running system it will walk you through the process [03:59] it's not a package bug [04:00] and I'm not a noob [04:02] I didn't say you were a noob. I'm just not understanding your questions then. [04:02] bad choice of words on my part. stressful day. [04:03] I'm trying to be a bit vague because if it's what it could be, there's a big, big problem. [04:03] adam_g: are you around maybe? [04:05] canonical provides AMIs for Amazon AWS, officially built by them, and supported. Debsums validates what the package says on disk is actually still the same. There are some things which are not. The contents of the package are correct, but the image canonical built is not. [04:06] thekev: Have you tried contacting canonical? [04:06] thekev: what files are failing debsum? [04:06] that is my question for the group. how to contact proper group, or if a security bug on launchpad seems correct [04:06] ivoks, I can share details in private. PM ok? [04:07] security bug is a way, you can make bug private and then it will be seen by security members [04:07] it is that way [04:07] marked private security [04:07] ok [04:07] then it will be seen by security group only [04:08] thekev: now you are making sense. === marrusl is now known as marrusl_afk [04:09] thekev: yes you did i the proper way. The only other option is to actually call canonical http://www.canonical.com/about-canonical/contact/our-offices [04:09] ok [04:10] mdeslaur: jdstrand ping === xcrracer_ is now known as xcrracer === NomadJim_ is now known as NomadJim [04:56] thekey: can you grant me access to the bug. I spin those images. [04:56] thekev ^ [04:56] (not thekey) [04:58] ok [04:59] done [05:00] I'm going to attach the offending binaries for analysis [05:09] thanks for the prompt attention. hopefully this turns out to be benign. === xcrracer_ is now known as xcrracer [05:16] thekev: and it is... === xcrracer_ is now known as xcrracer [05:36] thekey: I'm taking ownership of the bug and will solve it tomorrow [05:36] thekey: this is a live-build artifact, which is demonstrated in the code [05:36] thekey: and we have confirmed the sums match previous versions of the upstart package [05:37] thekev, [05:37] not thekey [05:37] ^ [05:37] thekev: so its annoying, but not a serious issue. When this is solved, new cloud images for everyone. :) [05:37] thekev: ^^^ [05:37] good find. [05:38] +1. This bug has existed since Oneiric. [05:38] * utlemming goes to bed [05:40] hey all. if I start swapping, will the system remove that allocation or do I need to reboot/restart the process that started swapping? [05:40] I'm trying to figure out why I'm swapping too, system says I have a lot of free RAM. [05:41] swappines can be controled [05:41] but swapping by itself doesn't mean something bad is happening [05:41] and it's a broad subject :) [05:42] everyone has has their own oppinion on swapping :) [05:43] opionon too [05:49] nobody but me runs debsums? :) [05:49] thanks. [05:49] odd it's exactly the same size, but that makes sense. some old cruft from a bootstrap back in time. [05:53] ivoks, well I seem to have plenty of RAM [05:53] says 6gb free [05:53] but obviously with caching that's not exactly accurate [05:54] with caching I have 700mb free lol [05:55] linux is pretty smart when it comes to memory usage [05:55] do you have memory to look at it or to use it? [05:56] ehm [05:56] if your apps need 1GB of memory, why not use rest of it for filesystem cache [05:56] obviously I don't mind Linux using 5gb of RAM for cache [05:56] it knows what it is doing [05:56] but I'm just wondering why I also see almost a gig of swap usage [05:56] as I know when it starts swapping (hard), things do not work so well [05:57] it's not doing that now... but seeing that it used almost a gig of swap makes me wonder [05:57] eh [05:57] so... swappines is a 'swap factor' [05:57] it tells the system how to use swap [05:58] yea, I do remember this value [05:58] while you have free memory, system will never get into 'swap death' state [05:58] I haven't mucked with it yet ^^ [05:58] swappines in ubuntu is 60, iirc [05:58] yea sounds right [05:58] if you set it to 0, swap will be empty until it's really needed [05:58] hm [05:59] system uses swap for data that hasn't been used, but might be used [05:59] default good for desktop, I tend to set my server boxen (that have swap) to 10 [05:59] when it calculates that it's better to store some memory data to disk and rather put filesystem cache into the memory [05:59] I noticed I have 12gb of swap on this box haha [05:59] Found it fixed issues back in my former life with a memory-piggy cluster application we wrote [06:00] I think an old hard drive needs to get pulld from this rig tho [06:00] but if my application is leaky, I prefer no swap. just oom-kill it. :) [06:00] anytime I see swap being used, makes me think that I don't have enough RAM haha [06:01] that would be the case if swappines is set to 0 [06:01] oook, but the default 60 it will use some swap even if it doesn't absolutely need to [06:01] right [06:02] it will use swap when it decides that performance-wise, some disk data is better to be kept in memory, while some memory data is better to be kept on disk [06:02] I was thinking about putting more RAM in this rig, but I don't think it really needs it [06:03] i think tmpfs uses swap, but i haven't checked [06:05] ivoks: tmpfs doesn't use swap [06:05] it uses ram [06:05] right, it uses ram [06:06] but considering that some stuff never changes (there are files in the end), it might end up in swap [06:06] ok, just set it to 10 [06:06] vm.swappiness that is [06:44] well, unless you do some crazysauce (guilty) like making 128GB swap and 128GB of tmpfs on a 32GB machine [06:44] my use case made this actually good, but I don't recall if I changed swappiness [06:45] heh [06:45] I was thinking about getting more RAM to put some crap in a ramdisk [06:45] we'd do some i/o intenstive stuff, then leave it in the tmpfs while the session was open - in 99% of the cases, we didn't need to swap it back in [06:46] ramdisk good if you're being held back by io-wait, otherwise... meh, get an ssd :) [06:47] hah. just got one for the lappy [06:47] 10 years ago, when i was running a mosix cluster, i used swap for storing processes that were stopped during the day [06:47] my crazy was in like.. 2009, so ssd wasn't really feasible then [06:47] then i had more swap space than memory on the main node [06:49] and then you installed RAM Doubler? [06:49] nope [06:49] it was a 60 node cluster [06:49] trollin some old school, that's all [06:50] it was a cluster only over night, during the day those were 60 workstations [06:50] ah, clever [06:50] trollin for sure, RAM doubler lol [06:50] so all processes running on those machines were brought back to main node, which was up all the time [06:50] first the process was stopped and then pulled in, stored in swap [06:51] the kind of thing page-in and page-out was meant for [06:52] "by day, a non-descript accounting firm. by night, a code br^W^@weather modeling machine" [06:52] er s/^@/^W/ [06:54] well, restarted some processes. down to 97mb in swap... [06:54] one thing I learned the hard way... bytes in swap means nothing [06:55] cat /proc/meminfo - SwapCached (IIRC) are pages that have been brought back into main memory but not yet freed from swap. in case they need to be paged out again, it avoids actual copying [06:58] ah well. I should get to bed - thanks for the help guys, take it easy! [06:59] * thekev goes back to crashing simcity 5 === arrrghhh is now known as arrrghhhAWAY === widad_ is now known as widad [08:42] xnox, around yet? === smb` is now known as smb [09:54] hello [09:54] is there some VCS for the openstack related packages or can I just upload them (oslo-config) [09:54] ? [10:17] well, I did it [10:27] jamespage: I didn't notice embedded js engine =) [10:28] xnox, lots of embedded stuff in mongodb - well less now (I fixed some of that last upload) [10:28] xnox, I have sad broken arm tho [10:28] jamespage: to sidetrack 7h of build time, the compiled tests maybe should be shipped in a deb, such that we can run them afterwards?! [10:29] xnox, the tests are written in python so are easy to run [10:29] and can be run from the source branch [10:29] xnox, to execute the full test suite as part of the build (as we do on x86) I estimate 7 hours [10:30] xnox, it takes about 5 just to build the code [10:31] =/ sad. Last time i was trying it, the armhf testsuite was segfaulting rather quckly with unalligned memory access. [10:31] seems like the patch we had, bitrotted and is now incomplete. [10:32] i should tinker with mongodb on a n7. adding a todo for myself. [10:36] xnox, afaict the arm fixes for 2.0.x made it upstream [10:36] xnox, however I needed a whole new set for 2.2.x [10:37] xnox, as some bits of the codebase where strewn with x86 asm calls [10:37] xnox, I picked an initial patch from the fedora-arm ML and then added use of gcc __sync primitives myself (if avaliable) [10:38] xnox, but right now; mongod fails to startup correcty (spins in some of the __sync code) [10:38] and the client throws a SIGBUS [10:46] * xnox is sad. [10:49] zul, when you start we need an update to pyparsing as well (but I suspect you already know that right :-)) [10:49] zul, and Laney fixed oslo-config for you as well :-) [10:55] zul: can you land Laney's upload into bzr [12:03] jamespage: i wish linaro maintains mongodb =) [12:03] (well the armhf / arm64 builds of it) [12:11] jamespage: smoser https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=910619 [12:11] koolhead17: Error: Could not parse XML returned by bugzilla.redhat.com: HTTP Error 404: Not Found [12:49] ivoks: what's up? [12:49] mdeslaur: it was https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1150737 but it got resolved [12:49] Launchpad bug 1150737 in live-build "live-build causes installation old /sbin/initctl and start-stop-daemon to be installed in Cloud Images" [Medium,Confirmed] [12:50] ivoks: ah, cool. thanks === ggg is now known as w0rmie === ggg is now known as w0rmie [13:15] I just done apt-get remove mysql-server. and then apt-get install mysql-server [13:15] but what's the default root pw? [13:17] all good i overwrote it anyway [13:21] I have setup OpenStack with the folsom basic install guide, but Im having problems with connecting to the VMs from external networks. I have traced the ping and it drops the reply from the VM on the br-tun bridge on the network node. [13:21] due to an drop rule [13:21] Anyone have any ideas? [13:22] To add, Im running 12.10 [13:35] nordm: Did you add a security group rule to allow ping? === ggg is now known as w0rmie [14:03] soren: yes === ggg is now known as w0rmie [14:05] the ping req is reaching the vm, ping reply exits the compute node, enters the physical interface of the network node, and drops at the br-tun [14:05] questions is how should the flows look at the br-tun bridge? [14:08] Guys this is driving me nuts, every time i try to start mysql it starts but when I try to connect to it I get [14:08] ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2) [14:09] I've googled loads and nothing i've tried has worked. === ggg is now known as w0rmie === ggg is now known as w0rmie === VD is now known as Guest34305 [14:21] Hi all. I have ubuntu server 12.04 on RAID 1, but it can't find GRUB and keeps asking me for a system disk. I installed GRUb form live dvd few times but it doesn't work. HELP [14:33] dragoonis, is mysql running and listening on that socket? [14:34] dragoonis, what is the output of "ps auxw|grep mysql" [14:35] blazindrop: i had a few in memory but i killed them. I've tried a re-install of mysql-server package, but i'm now missing the "my.cnf" file and the ".sock" file [14:35] blazindrop: can you help me get these back so I can get back to where I was earlier when i posted my mg [14:36] dragoonis, what version of ubuntu [14:36] blazindrop: i'm going to install from the source, from mysql's website [14:36] blazindrop: Description: Ubuntu 10.10 [14:38] dragoonis, I won't be able to help with a source build :( must you use ubuntu 10.10 vs. say 12.04 LTS? [14:39] blazindrop: okay let me get it up and running first, downloading the src === ggg is now known as w0rmie === wedgwood_away is now known as wedgwood === ggg is now known as w0rmie === chuck_ is now known as zul === ggg is now known as w0rmie === marrusl_afk is now known as marrusl [15:14] Hello. I'm trying to set up an unattended installation, but after loading the preseed file (either by URL or by kernel parameter) it just boot and show the installation dialog. Anyone has worked with that in the past and has an example/tutorial? Thanks [15:20] blazindrop: hey you here? [15:20] apt-get install mysql-server does pretty much nothing now :S, it doesn't install a my.cnf file or the .sock file, and I can' run 'service mysql start' === ggg is now known as w0rmie === arrrghhhAWAY is now known as arrrghhh === ggg is now known as w0rmie [15:38] hello [15:41] i'm interested in learning more about web servers in general. I have setup a VM to use for testing stuff out. I followed a howtoforge guide on how to setup the server. But when I try to send emails both from in thunderbird or webmail the fail and don't display any real error msgs [15:41] where would be the logs so I can see what is going on ? [15:41] what do you use for an mta? [15:42] or whatever it's called. the email server lol [15:42] are you asking if I use smtp, pop3, or imap ? [15:43] like I said i'm new to this [15:43] no [15:43] the server [15:43] I'm not an email guy sorry [15:43] uhm, I can't think of the name of an mta jeebus [15:43] link me the guide [15:44] http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect-server-ubuntu-12.04-lts-apache2-bind-dovecot-ispconfig-3 [15:44] i think it was dovecot [15:44] yea dovecot [15:44] did you configure it? [15:44] there should be logs for it too [15:45] configured as the guide had examples then had to find another guide for the ispconfig setup [15:45] well you have to configure it for your site [15:46] $ start mysql [15:46] start: Rejected send message, 1 matched rules; type="method_call", sender=":1.27" (uid=1000 pid=16330 comm="start) interface="com.ubuntu.Upstart0_6.Job" member="Start" error name="(unset)" requested_reply=0 destination="com.ubuntu.Upstart" (uid=0 pid=1 comm="/sbin/init")) [15:46] i'm just not sure where the logs are at since total new. Yeah I did that in ispconfig you have to setup the main site, then the mail server details, then setup accounts [15:46] can someone tell me why mysql isn't starting ? [15:46] mdeslaur: wow, busy update to django! [15:46] Daviey: yes :) [15:49] dragoonis, why aren't you using sudo service mysqld start? [15:49] i am [15:49] it just hangs [15:50] can you help me figure out why ? [15:50] hm [15:50] I was just wondering why you were starting it like that [15:50] I would guess you need to strace it [15:50] as far as solving it, sorry that is a bit beyond my ability/time right now [15:51] ok [15:54] how does one pass options to the 'service mysql start' job ? [15:54] I want to specify the location of the config file. [15:54] It's not picking up /etc/my.cnf or /etc/mysql/my.cnf [15:54] dragoonis, even touch the init script or look in the default config file [15:54] has anyone used preseeding before? [15:57] acalvo: it's getting locked into an infinite startup loop, this is what "service mysql start" produces while it's busy executing: https://gist.github.com/dragoonis/f3ec4308a9facde132ee [15:58] this is the syslog output ^ [16:00] your goal is to have a separate config file? [16:00] acalvo: my goal is just to have it boot, normally === arrrghhh is now known as arrrghhhAWAY [16:01] if you made any change, try reverting them [16:01] then i ran 'mysql' it would say couldn't connect to the sock path defined in /etc/mysql/debian.cnf, but I have a different pat in /etc/mysql/my.cnf that it's not even looking at [16:01] perform a purge of the package and reinstall again [16:01] acalvo: done, and this is where we are. [16:04] acalvo: I can try again if you're up for helping me :-) [16:05] I'm installing mysql myself [16:05] are you on LTS? [16:06] acalvo: i don't think so, I'm on Ubuntu 10.10 [16:06] well, that's old [16:07] acalvo: i know, but ain't got the time to upgrade and reinstall things [16:07] however, try to purge the package and remove any file it could have left [16:07] acalvo: apt-get --purge remove mysql-server ? [16:08] yes [16:08] and apt-get --purge autoremove [16:08] acalvo: done [16:08] did it removed anything else? [16:09] is the directory /etc/mysql done? [16:09] acalvo: it's not took this long before to do the autoremove, lets wait :) [16:09] sorry, meant gone [16:09] Removing libhtml-template-perl ... [16:09] Removing mysql-server-5.1 ... [16:09] hasn't done that before, perhaps it wasn't uninstalling properly before.. i'll let you know when autoremove is completed. [16:09] take into account that it will remove anything related to mysql [16:09] ok [16:09] acalvo: thanks === arrrghhhAWAY is now known as arrrghhh [16:18] adam_g: https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/keystone/keystone-cleanup/+merge/152212 [16:20] 10.10... dragoonis why isn't it on LTS release? It's server ed right? === ggg is now known as w0rmie [16:29] dragoonis, how did it go? [16:29] acalvo: i'm back [16:41] acalvo: it's done. [16:41] apt-get install mysql-server again ? [16:43] yes [16:44] it's in progress [16:44] let's see [16:44] looks like i didn't do --purge autoremove last time [16:44] zul, http://people.canonical.com/~agandelman/folsom/python-django_1.4.1-2ubuntu0.3~cloud0/ [16:44] so it wasn't actualy removing anything [16:44] adam_g: +1 [16:48] dragoonis, that means it's working? [16:48] acalvo: it's at this right now "Setting up mysql-server-5.1 (5.1.61-0ubuntu0.10.10.1) ..." [16:51] Hello, im currentrly using ubuntu-server 12.04 with kernel 3.5.0-generic into a msi 970g46 with a amd 8150 proc and 16Gb ram with a kvm. I installed the gnome-core so i can have gnome-classic (failsafe). It works fine. but if i enable the autologin option, x does not start. Also if i push x with startx, i et an error: xkbcomp report: warning type "ONE_LEVEL" has 1 leves, but RALT hast 2 symbols ignoring extra symbol, errors from [16:52] any help to fix no x with autologin? [16:54] acalvo: it failed using the mysql-server install :( [16:55] Daviey: ping [16:55] dosaboy: hey, i see there are two nova proposed updates to precise? [16:55] SRU? lemme get that page up [16:55] yeah [16:56] dosaboy: who sponsored them? [16:56] they've been sat in the queue for a while.. was about to take a look at it. [16:57] so I'm not sure why there are 2, they look like duplicates [16:57] yeah, look sthere there was a typo on one of the changelogs [16:57] adam_g / zul: How does this fit into your next openstack hunk sru? [16:58] they stem from an SRU that I had to redo a while back. zul and jstrandb reviewed them [16:58] dosaboy: can you tell me who sponsored it? It's easier if you can tell me than checking the sig :) [17:00] Daviey: if you mean who accepted the merge it zul [17:00] https://code.launchpad.net/~hopem/nova/precise-updates-sru-lp1119248/+merge/148663 [17:00] * dosaboy is new to this process [17:01] dosaboy: Yeah, we are trying to improve it all.. And you contribution is appreciated, just a pain it's been blocked so long [17:01] dosaboy, Daviey the two older SRu's in-queue (2012.1.3.XXX.2) would be superseded by the newest upstream stable snapshot (2012.1.4.XXX) [17:02] dragoonis, any output? [17:02] Daviey: if the next SRU hunk happens next week thats fine with me ;) [17:02] Daviey: so one question I have is that the SRU ticket/public bug (this is tied to a private UA issue) is still in the "In progress state". Does it need updating? [17:02] acalvo: meh, just more crazy infinite startup loops [17:02] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nova/+bug/1119248 [17:02] Launchpad bug 1119248 in nova "[SRU] nova does not set container_format when snapshotting instance with ref image deleted" [Undecided,In progress] [17:02] acalvo: it said some things liek 'unable to connect to the mysql server' so it ended the install and i ran 'service mysql stop' [17:03] adam_g: ack [17:03] dosaboy: Nah, that is fine. I was just looking at it in the archive queue for acceptance.. but before i accept it, i wanted to see how close we are to a larger nova upload [17:03] dosaboy, where did use_bare_container_format_by_default.patch come from? stable/essex? [17:04] Daviey: there is no immediate pressure for this since we provided the custmer with a hotfix for the interim [17:04] adam_g: So, dosaboy's work is in your more recent upload? [17:04] no [17:04] adam_g: yes stable/essex [17:04] * Daviey scratches his head [17:04] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/+queue?queue_state=1&queue_text=nova [17:05] is this what we're talking about? [17:05] yes [17:05] one sec [17:05] * dosaboy checks [17:06] dosaboy: I just removed the bad upload, of your 2... So we now have two proper ones [17:07] adam_g: so the top of those two is mine i.e. 2012.1.3+stable-20120827-4d2a4afe-0ubuntu1.2 [17:07] 2013-02-19 [17:08] adam_g, Daviey: does that look right? [17:10] 2012.1.3+stable-20120827-4d2a4afe-0ubuntu1.2 (dosaboy's package) contains a cherry-picked patch from stable/folsom to fix his bug (LP: #1119248) [17:10] dosaboy: yeah, trying to work out which one to accept [17:10] it would be nice if we could do this with one upload :) [17:10] that bug is actually an upstream bug (LP: #921774) which was fixed in 2012.1.3 [17:11] the second pending SRU 2012.1.4+stable-20121217-9f277e38-0ubuntu1 is a snpashot of upstream stable/essex which should contain the same fix, in this case fixes the upstream bug (LP: #921774) [17:11] adam_g: So i can drop dosaboy's upload, and yours will cover it? [17:12] Daviey, it should, might check that the patch is really applied in the upstream orig.tar.gz. one sec [17:12] Daviey, also, yolanda's upload :) [17:12] okay, going afk.. will check back in 30 mins. [17:12] adam_g: I'm looking at uploads in strict upload ordering :) [17:13] dragoonis, any update? [17:13] try to start in safe mode and reset the root password [17:13] Daviey, yeah, that breaks down though when snapshots sit there for 3-4 months :\ people need fixes so they base them on the currently released package and we end up with duplication of work [17:13] acalvo: i'm deleting the package again and atttempting to reinstall [17:14] acalvo: the package install failed. [17:14] dragoonis, clear the package cache [17:14] apt-cache clean [17:14] ok [17:15] # apt-cache clean [17:15] E: Invalid operation clean [17:15] Daviey, dosaboy yeah, the 2012.1.4+stable-20121217-9f277e38-0ubuntu1 upload is the one to accept. it contains dosaboy's cherry-picked fix + a bunch of others [17:15] sorry [17:15] apt-get clean [17:17] done. [17:17] going to re-install the package now and hope for the best [17:17] # ps -A | grep mysql [17:17] 18865 pts/2 00:00:00 mysqld_safe [17:17] 19110 pts/2 00:00:08 mysqld [17:18] adam_g: https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/python-quantumclient/2.1.2/+merge/152230 [17:18] dragoonis, kill any mysql process [17:19] acalvo: killall -9 reports 'no process found' [17:19] and kill, gives no output [17:19] kill -9 19110 [17:19] kill -9 18865 [17:19] acalvo: or kill -9 19110 18865 ;) [17:19] * adam_g afk [17:20] dragoonis: better get used to using pkill - killall on BSD and SysV isn't like linux' killall... [17:20] kill -9 worked [17:21] yay [17:21] ok reinstalling mysql-server now [17:21] well, it works, but if you do a killall -9 on a BSD box, you learn it the hard way (it's like killall5 on linux) [17:37] adam_g: last one for now https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/python-glanceclient/0.8.0/+merge/152234 [17:38] dragoonis, any difference? [17:39] totally not working [17:39] reinstalled, it installed perfectly [17:39] so I ran 'mysql --user=root -p' [17:39] an i got [17:39] ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2) [17:41] dragoonis: then it's probably not running [17:41] apt-get auto ran it [17:42] mysql start/running, process 25740 [17:42] I've done service mysql restart, it's just hanging [17:42] nothing is syslog [17:42] if it dies ungracefully, you might not see that printed... check ps to make sure the process is still alive [17:43] okay so the service mysql restart works [17:43] root@Cobra:~# mysql --user=root [17:43] ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2) === arrrghhh_ is now known as arrrghhh [17:47] sarnold: acalvo RoyK ^^^, i replied above the netsplit :) [17:47] dragoonis: pastebin "ps fax" [17:48] RoyK: https://gist.github.com/dragoonis/041d710cda03ec1ad7f1 [17:49] looks clean - nothing in D state... [17:52] dragoonis: what sort of setup? what version of ubuntu? anything custom compiled? [17:52] no custom compiled. Ubuntu 10.10 [17:52] that's not supported anymore [17:53] dragoonis: better upgrade to 12.04LTS [17:53] RoyK: do you retain all your user files when you upgrade? this is a production box [17:54] yes [17:54] but keeping a backup is always good [17:54] something may go wrong [17:54] but do-release-upgrade is fairly safe [17:55] I can spin up a new cloud box on ubuntu latest and copy the stuff over and wipe this one [17:55] dragoonis: 10.10 support expired almost a year ago [17:55] dragoonis: yes, or use do-release-upgrade three times to get it to 12.04LTS, which is supported until 2017 [17:56] RoyK: okay, but i'll have to backup all my stuff first :) [17:56] I'll give it a go [17:56] thanks for your help, i'll probably be back once i do the upgrades :) [17:57]