[02:41] <Neozonz> Can someone help me out with apache?
[02:41] <Neozonz> I accidently deleted the default vhost
[04:25] <overrider> i am running Ubuntu 12.04 on a ThinkServer RD630 - is there a way i can read sensor temperatures etc? Maybe some package i can install? lm-sensors yields nothing and the Fans spin pretty hard
[05:41] <Senor> service samba status : samba: unrecognized service
[05:41] <Senor> I have installed samba by apt-get install
[05:55] <qman__> it's smbd
[07:03] <Senor> mysql is installed through which pcks?
[07:05] <jdrab> Senor: mysql-server?
[07:07] <Senor> yeah ,
[07:07] <Senor> is there another needed ?
[07:25] <Syria> Hello there, I have a VPS servers, Could you please let me know how is it possible to know if the users are using ssh tunnels to browse using socks?
[07:27] <andol> Syria: That is an interesting nick to have while asking questions on how to monitor your users :P
[07:28] <Syria> andol:  :(
[07:28] <andol> Syria: And yes it is possible, if nothing else by running tcpdump locally. Still, before monitoring your users that way you should really give them a heads up.
[07:28] <Syria> andol:  I am just a person and the VPS is mine, So what is wrong with this?
[07:30] <Syria> andol:  They are just two users and I told them that I can see everything that they are doing already, Actually I don't.
[07:32] <andol> Syria: If you don't want your users to do socks-proxying I would assume that you could dissable that by setting AllowTcpForwarding to no. Of course, having shell access they could still run their own proxy process, but at least it would then be more clear that they are doing something they aren't supposed to.
[07:32] <andol> Syria: Do note that I haven't actually verified that AllowTcpForwarding affects the socks-proxying, just an educated guess.
[07:34] <Syria> andol:  This command is giving hundreds of lines.
[07:39] <Syria> andol:  Could you please tell what is the command that I have to use? tcpdump -q for example?
[08:25] <ballock> I'd like to discuss the sssd and ldap packages and their dependencies, is the best place to do it?
[08:25] <ballock> Or can we have a hangout thing a la the UDS or something?
[08:25] <ballock> Or should I post to the mailing list?
[08:28] <rbasak> ballock: what would you like to do to them?
[08:28] <ballock> get rid of ldap-auth-config dependency
[08:28] <rbasak> ballock: for anything significant, raising a blueprint for the next UDS would be best, with a discussion on the mailing lists first. But UDS has just happened, so it will be a while until the next one
[08:29] <ballock> I know, I was there.
[08:29] <rbasak> ballock: in the meantime, the mailing lists would be best
[08:29] <ballock> "Kiedy śr. 2013-05-22 16:00 – 22:00 Warszawa
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[08:30] <ballock> sorry, wrong window :)
[08:30] <ballock> Yeah, ok
[08:30] <rbasak> Daviey: I think Evan has an email awaiting moderation on the ubuntu-server list. Could you please release it?
[08:30] <ballock> the Ubuntu server mailing list?
[08:31] <ballock> Theoretically this covers the enterprise desktops too, that's why I'm asking.
[08:31] <rbasak> ballock: I'm not sure.
[08:31] <rbasak> ballock: yeah
[08:31] <rbasak> ballock: ubuntu-devel might be more appropriate
[08:31] <ballock> But I guess the desktop team does not cover enterprise auth things.
[08:33] <ballock> Isn't Ubuntu-devel supposed to do the Python stuff? I'd say it has more to do with package dependencies and so.
[08:34] <rbasak> I don't understand your question. The ubuntu-devel list is the main mailing list for Ubuntu develoeprs
[08:35] <ballock> I asked because I haven't reviewed the profile of the list yet. Some mailing list that say -devel feel offended when somebody who doesn't run gdb daily posts a non-related question there.
[08:36] <ScottK> u-devel-discuss might be better.
[08:36] <ballock> Anyway, we had a session at the UDS about enterprise desktops and it was raised there that you had some discussions about authentication packages on this IRC already
[08:37] <rbasak> ubuntu-devel description says "Discussions seeking consensus among Ubuntu developers"
[08:37] <ballock> so I guessed that it's the team to ask :)
[08:38] <ballock> Is it ok to post it to both your list and the devel list?
[08:39] <rbasak> I'm not sure that would be useful. You'll end up splitting the discussion.
[08:39] <rbasak> It might be worth letting list members know that a discussion is going on somewhere else though.
[08:39] <Daviey> rbasak: I would... but annoyingly, i can't seem to find the mod password on this machine :o
[08:43] <ballock> Ok, thanks.
[09:56] <sw> Is there a way to remove a user from the SBS Console without actually removing the user?
[10:00] <jacobw> sw: The Windows SBS Console?
[10:01] <sw> jacobw, Sorry, wrong -server channel!
[10:30] <ev> Would someone please let my post to ubuntu-server@l.u.c through? "Re: errors.ubuntu.com: support for Server?"
[10:33] <Solarra> hey I was sent here from #ubuntu
[10:47] <jacobw> Solarra: What can we help you with?
[10:48] <Solarra> getting my wireless card working
[10:48] <Solarra> tried this : http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/package/core/precise/multiverse/base/firmware-b43-installer
[10:48] <Solarra> got this: Specific error: Dependency is not satisfiable: b43-fwcutter (>= 1:015-9)
[10:48] <Solarra> when executing
[10:49] <Solarra> the wireless card is a Linksys WM54GS V1.1
[10:58] <jacobw> Solarra: What do you see when you run `apt-get update`?
[10:58] <jacobw> !paste
[10:59] <Solarra> many errors
[11:00] <Solarra> could not open lock file /var/lib/apt/lists/locl - open (permission denied)
[11:00] <Solarra> unable to lock directory /var/lib/apt/lists.
[11:00] <Solarra> could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock (Permission denied)
[11:01] <Solarra> Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg)
[11:01] <jacobw> Solarra: You need to run APT/dpkg commands with sudo
[11:01] <Solarra> i have no idea what that means
[11:01] <Solarra> i learn quickly
[11:01] <Solarra> but i am literally brand new to linex
[11:04] <jacobw> Solarra: OK, in Linux there's users, like your user account, and the superuser
[11:04] <Solarra> similar to root in OSX?
[11:04] <jacobw> Solarra: It's exactly the same thing, Linux and OS X come from the same family of operating systems
[11:05] <jacobw> Solarra: sudo is a tool that allows a user to execute commands as the superuser, after they've entered their password
[11:06] <Solarra> well how do I log in as root in Ubuntu 12.04 so I can do things that require the superuser?
[11:06] <jacobw> Solarra: The user created by the installer can execute any command as the superuser with sudo, because it's in the group called 'sudo', all users in the group called 'sudo' can execute any command as the superuser
[11:06] <jacobw> Solarra: Just use sudo, `sudo apt-get update`
[11:07] <Solarra> problem
[11:07] <Solarra> the computer in question has no internet until i can install this firmware
[11:11] <jacobw> Solarra: Follow this guide, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx#STA_-_No_Internet_access
[11:13] <jacobw> Solarra: If you installed from CD, enable the CD as a software source in Software Center, Edit, Software Sources before you start
[11:13] <Solarra> how would I do that
[11:13] <Solarra> if i installed from a thumb drive
[11:16] <jacobw> Solarra: You can use it as a local repository or as a CD
[11:16] <jacobw> Solarra: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptCdrom
[11:17] <Solarra> even a thumb drive?
[11:19] <jacobw> Solarra: You can mount the flash disk to /cdrom and APT can find it there, but it's probably easier to follow the manual steps below
[11:48] <Solarra> omg
[11:49] <Solarra> you are a hero jacobw
[11:53] <hXm> indeed
[11:54] <jamespage> adam_g, roaksoax: pls can you review https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/servercloud-s-openstack-charms-ha-v2 and make updates as appropriate
[11:54] <jamespage> cheers
[12:12] <Solarra> is jacobw still around?
[12:13] <Solarra> seems I celebrated too early
[17:02] <jamespage> adam_g, roaksoax: review required if you have time - https://code.launchpad.net/~james-page/charms/precise/rabbitmq-server/fixups-pre-merge/+merge/164769
[17:09] <adam_g> jamespage, ack
[17:51] <adam_g> Daviey, if you're around, there are rebased nova and keystone  packaging that contain security fixes in-queue for raring-proposed and quantal-proposed
[18:17] <Daviey> adam_g: ok
[18:17] <Daviey> adam_g: will process it today.. but not right this moment
[18:17] <adam_g> Daviey, awesome, thanks!
[18:22] <ScottK> If they have security fixes, why are they in -proposed and not -security?
[18:23] <Daviey> ScottK: they were trumped by security uploads.
[18:23] <adam_g> ScottK, the security updates were released last week directly to -security
[18:28] <ScottK> Ah, got it.
[18:47] <mbroadst> hi, I'm trying to run an activemq server instance on my ubuntu system, but when I run the initscript to start it (after having customized my activemq.xml configuration file), I simply get an "[OK]" message and no actual server process. There are no logs to be found, and I can't run activemq by hand becuase this initscript does a considerable amount of setup, so I was wondering if someone could point me towards getting the info I need to solve the pro
[18:57] <sarnold> mbroadst: if you can't come up with something else, maybe 'strace -o /tmp/mq -f service activemq start'  -- then read the syscalls in /tmp/mq to find the problem. (Start near the end of the file..)
[18:58] <mbroadst> looks like this is one of those "just run from the java distribution" things, the dependency hell wrt ubuntu and java here is nuts :)
[18:58] <sarnold> oh jeeze, javathing?
[18:58] <sarnold> strace might be more painful than usual there
[20:11] <mrj> Is there a channel specific to MAAS?
[20:11] <mrj> oh, nevermind