=== micahg_ is now known as micahg [00:21] Can anybody recommend a fast/stable RDP client for Ubuntu? [00:26] CaptainShiner: 'remmina' is in main, that's gotta count for something, but there's a handful of questions like this at askubuntu.com, so perhaps it isn't best for everything :) http://askubuntu.com/questions/148159/remmina-remoteapp-over-rdp [00:31] Thanks for your help sarnold [00:32] I did try it, wasn't impressed with performance. I'm forcing myself to use ONLY Ubuntu to become more familiar, but I still have to connect to some Windows VM's and whatnot [00:32] I'll live though. Isn't 'unuseable', just not as buttery smooth as the native RDP in Windows. [00:35] CaptainShiner: Personally I quite like KRDC, but then again, I run KDE :) [00:47] * keithzg may be biased...never entirely like GNOME-style apps. Of course, the upside of Linux is that you can run whatever app you want in whatever desktop environment you want, and the worst that's likely to happen is it might look a bit ugly ;) [00:47] s/like/liked [01:44] How to I run the btsync Ubuntu server package as a non-root user? [01:45] I can't find any information about btsync in any supported ubuntu distribution.. [01:46] The packages are only unofficial for now === VD is now known as Guest41502 [01:49] cheese1756: you'd need to set the listening port to something above 1024 [01:50] cheese1756: and store the pidfile someplace you have write privileges [01:50] sarnold, Ah, thank you [01:50] reminds me a bit of tahoe-lafs .. wonder how well it'll work out [01:54] How can i install vedio card for ubuntu-server version 12.04 [01:55] How can i install vedio card driver for ubuntu-server version 12.04 [02:05] Senor, my ubuntu-server uses uvesafb [02:09] uvesafb? [02:11] PryMar56: I need dowload uvesafb from somewhere ,then install it ? [02:12] PryMar56:Is it for text command line mode? [02:12] yes [02:12] Senor, install ubuntu-server, then run tasksel and choose one of the desktops [02:12] if you want a full GUI [02:14] Senor, ubuntu-server runs very sweet and stable in text mode with 300-500 packages [02:19] I do not want a GUI,just command line is ok === chuck_ is now known as zul [02:50] PryMar56:Is there manual for that? [02:51] Senor, did you start with the ISO called ubuntu-server? its a very easy install [02:51] I think I put `text` on my grub cmdline [02:52] yea, `cat /proc/cmdline ` shows that [02:54] PryMar56:yes,I have installed it use ubuntu-server iso [02:55] PryMar56:If I only need command mode ,no gui, need I install driver for vedio card ? [02:56] Senor, no driver needed.. it will use a frame buffer driver which is provided [02:56] PryMar56: well [02:56] /lib/modules/3.0.0-17-server/kernel/drivers/video/uvesafb.ko [02:57] Senor: try adding vga=ask to your kernel command line, if the framebuffer stuff doesn't work [02:57] PryMar56 : the problem is my command line is in disorder ,not regular [03:04] sarnold:it just put the command line at the middle of one line? [03:04] Senor: somewhere in the kernel command line where it cannot be mis-parsed.. middle, beginning, end, whatever :) [03:04] just be careful where you put.. [03:15] I mean the shell command line ,not kenel boot command line [03:31] I suppose this is less of an Ubuntu-specific question, but it couldn't hurt to ask if someone here knows. If I have a dial-out modem on my computer, would it be possible, in theory, to use it to extract caller-ID data from my home phone line? [03:33] hello [03:33] is ubuntu server can be installed on usb? [03:35] Yes, but it might require some tinkering if your computer's BIOS doesn't support booting from a USB device [03:35] it does support [03:35] ty for answering my question [03:36] continue with my topic [03:38] xlaire: A quick search on Google will bring up some guides on how to "burn" an .iso file to a flash drive [03:39] no install the OS ubuntu server on USB instead on a hard drive [03:40] Oh, I see [03:40] Just a moment, I'll find a link for you [03:40] nice === tedski- is now known as tedski [03:42] xlaire: http://www.debuntu.org/how-to-installing-ubuntu-linux-on-a-usb-pendrive/ [03:44] ty [03:45] Not a problem [03:45] how come to find this and i didnt find [03:45] lol again ty [03:49] I can find things on Google better than most [03:51] why it now prompt at the middle of one line? [03:51] like this : localhost~: [03:54] lol [03:55] try clear screen === SpamapS_ is now known as SpamapS [04:21] having trouble installing lampp stack on 13.04 desktop: http://pastebin.com/XvTDqktZ [04:40] broken_stack: do you have a web proxy between you and the archive? [04:41] WARNING: The following packages cannot be authenticated! libaio1 mysql-server-core-5.5 mysql-server-5.5 libapache2-mod-php5 php5-gd php5-mysql php5-xsl apache2 [04:52] im going to be deploying a few ubuntu servers on different networks behind customer firewalls without access to port forward. what are some says I can get access to these machines to trouble shoot remotely? === VD is now known as Guest84603 [05:25] hi guys i have mount nfs manually and set it on my fstba, but during reboot my nfs mount disappear, any idea.. [05:42] ruben231: did you ever add 'defaults' to your fstab? [05:42] http://pastebin.com/QPRbeZm1 [05:43] mike00: no i just have something wrong with my gpg keys for a few of the offificial repos. no ones been able to help me with that beyound "remove PPAs and any other sources you have added" i have added nothing. it has errored out on apt-get update since fresh install [05:43] wrong person [05:44] mike00: Remote Desktop Viewer should work (or other apps like teamviewer) [05:44] im not using X [05:45] SpamapS: no i just have something wrong with my gpg keys for a few of the offificial repos. no ones been able to help me with that beyound "remove PPAs and any other sources you have added" i have added nothing. it has errored out on apt-get update since fresh install [05:46] sarnold: ..? [05:46] ruben231: you still don't have the correct fourth field in your fstab... check man 5 fstab for details. [06:06] Hi! Can anyone tell me how to check if my usb wifi adapter can perform as access point? [06:06] i cant imagine why it couldnt [06:07] 'cause wireless is annoying at best :) [06:22] I am preparing lucid live CD from scratch using debootstrap, is it possible to use kernel 3.0 for it? [07:30] why commnd line prompt at the middle of one line? === ivoks_ is now known as ivoks === Ng_ is now known as Ng === acidflash_ is now known as acidflash === rbasak_ is now known as rbasak === nmolleru1 is now known as nmollerup === Tzunamii_ is now known as Tzunamii [09:47] roaksoax, smoser: I see this bug alot in the HP lab - bug 1187704 [09:47] Launchpad bug 1187704 in maas "Juju/MAAS provider interaction fails with "ERROR Nonce already used"" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1187704 === psivaa_ is now known as psivaa [09:58] jamespage: https://code.launchpad.net/~yolanda.robla/ceilometer/refresh-db-patch/+merge/167493 [10:03] ;-) hello hello! [10:12] hey, I have this in my /etc/init/myserver.conf file < http://pastie.org/8009349 - but for some reason, when I run service myserver stop it says stopped but the puma process remains running. Any ideas? [10:30] jamespag`: I've filed bug 1187722. [10:30] Launchpad bug 1187722 in golang "dpkg-shlibdeps fails on armhf ELF binaries that do not define architecture specific information" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1187722 [10:31] rbasak, thanks for investigating that issue [10:31] had me stumped === alex88_ is now known as alex88 === ffio is now known as Guest68730 [11:32] my wireless nic is not lighting ,is this due to no driver found for it? [11:33] I'm not sure server people will really be able to help you with wireless NICs. Try #ubuntu? === shadeslayer_ is now known as shadeslayer === klaas_ is now known as klaas [12:20] hi === wedgwood_away is now known as wedgwood [12:50] zul, we are having a problem with ceilometer and kombu, our kombu version is updated, and makes ceilometer crash, should we refresh the kombu package? [12:50] yolanda: whats the problem first? [12:50] zul, take a look at openstack-metering, conversation there [12:52] yolanda: er...ok ill have a look [12:52] great [12:52] i did a fix also for connection, they changed the database parameter in config [12:53] k === sysdoc_ is now known as sysdoc === daker_ is now known as daker === psi is now known as Psi|4ward === shauno_ is now known as shauno === Siebjee_ is now known as Siebjee === wizonesolutions_ is now known as wizonesolutions === hallyn is now known as 21WAASE4I === soren_ is now known as soren [13:48] guys, have MAAS server on 13.04 and 5 nodes ready to be deployed with 12.04. [13:48] if i want to use Ubuntu Cloud Archive on these nodes, do i need to ssh in and add the repository manualy? === guntbert is now known as Guest75644 === ashams is now known as Guest15032 === JanC is now known as Guest69968 === jrib is now known as Guest88569 === xcrracer_ is now known as xcrracer [13:52] bicyus: yes for now [13:53] ok [13:55] i thought maybe it was done with "source: 'cloud:precise-updates/grizzly'" on juju openstack.conf [13:55] thanks zul ;-) === Bilge- is now known as Bilge === Jikai is now known as Jikan [13:59] anyone have apache 2.4 running on 13.04? === mlocher_ is now known as mlocher [14:40] jamespage, zul: https://code.launchpad.net/~yolanda.robla/glance/havana/+merge/167555 === unreal_ is now known as unreal === Guest69968 is now known as JanC [15:06] hi [15:06] after a apt-get upgrade it says i should reboot [15:06] what can happen if i dont? [15:07] hXm: You normally see that after a kernel upgrade. If you don't reboot you'll just be running on the older kernel. [15:07] else updated packages will be run up to date? [15:08] Yes. [15:08] ah, i have fear of reboot [15:09] is a dedicated server and not sure if it will run again [15:09] self paranoia [15:09] Thats a lot of paranoia. === G4MBY is now known as PaulW2U === 21WAASE4I is now known as hallyn [15:11] haha yes :) [15:19] * genii ponders ksplice [15:25] hXm: if glibc is updated, it should be rebooted as well. see /var/run/reboot-required.pkgs === pcn_ is now known as pcn === daker_ is now known as daker === G4MBY is now known as PaulW2U === xcrracer_ is now known as xcrracer === bean_ is now known as julian-delphiki === shirgall is now known as Guest96061 === Tzunamii_ is now known as Tzunamii === lool- is now known as lool === jibel_ is now known as jibel === daker_ is now known as daker === tyhicks` is now known as tyhicks === Jikai is now known as Jikan === jacalvo__ is now known as jacalvo === Guest88569 is now known as jrib [16:19] did someone see sinnernyx asking about unattended install of mysql-server-5.5 packages? the problem was he didn't set DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive [16:21] smoser, are you aware of any odd issues with cloud-config not running on raring? [16:22] I've just seen it happen on 5 nodes out of 6 [16:22] all big hardware [16:22] the 12 virtual machines worked just fine [16:23] jamespag`, no. [16:23] smoser, logging into the machine and running start cloud-config fixed it up [16:23] can i see a failed system ? [16:25] smoser, yes === arosales_ is now known as arosales === jamespag` is now known as jamespage === 92AAASR4B is now known as atrius` === G4MBY is now known as PaulW2U === funkyHat_ is now known as funkyHat === dduffey_afk is now known as dduffey === Rallias is now known as Guest22616 [17:16] jamespage, it seems to me that this just has to be a upstart bug [17:16] :-( [17:17] cloud-config just isn't starting [17:17] and it is: [17:17] start on (filesystem and started rsyslog) [17:18] and rsyslog is : rsyslog start/spawned, process 1656 [17:18] and rsyslog upstart job is: start on filesystem [17:19] so if rsyslog is running, then 'filesystem' has to have occurred, and rsyslog is 'started' === NomadJim_ is now known as NomadJim [17:20] smoser, bah humbug [17:20] it sometimes starts [17:20] seems OK on smaller hardware (maybe less race potential) [17:24] i'm asking slangasek [17:24] in ubuntu-devel [17:24] but that little snippet above seems logic-error free to me === psivaa is now known as psivaa_AFK === blackjack is now known as vhadil [17:45] jamespage, well, we found the root of the issue (i think) [18:03] If my server has more than 1 IP address available .... do I need to those IP addresses to the network interface ... to be able to use them ? [18:05] railsmagnet: why more IPs? [18:06] multi IP hosting .... I have multiple rails app running [18:06] for example myapp.com points to an IP [18:07] and my anotherapp.com points to 2nd IP [18:07] if it's just web, you can use virtualhosts in apache [18:07] otherwise, just assign multiple IPs to the same NIC [18:08] "up ip addr add x.x.x.x/y dev eth0" [18:08] in the interfaces file === gary_poster is now known as gary_poster|away [18:09] railsmagnet: that's mostly useful if you're hosting TLS secured sites.. === iarp_ is now known as iarp [18:09] sarnold: TLS/SSL traffic can be used over same-ip connections as well with HTTP [18:10] oh okay. so should I just add the line "up ip addr add x.x.x.x/y dev eth0" to the interfaces file [18:11] and then do ifup -a ? [18:12] RoyK: yeah, but SNI support isn't ubiquitous (yet) [18:14] afaik it works on most stuff except elderly IE versions [18:14] railsmagnet: no, just run the command as written without the "up" === gary_poster|away is now known as gary_poster === yofel_ is now known as yofel [18:17] what is Y ? netmask ? [18:20] roaksoax: hi! http://askubuntu.com/questions/288681/juju-with-maas-error-file-provider-state-not-found === marrusl is now known as marrusl_really [18:28] RoyK, I had 2 NIC on the machine so I add the additional IP to eth1 [18:28] is that a bad idea ? [18:28] should work [18:29] but no need to complicate things if the bandwidth on eth0 is sufficient to handle the load [18:29] y is the number of bits in the netmask, as for 255.255.255.0, y=24 [18:29] ah okay. thanks === Guest22616 is now known as Rallias [18:39] jcastro: done === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk [18:41] utlemming: most annoying thing about automated cloud image updates it that they are _WAY_ too frequent. [18:42] utlemming: I am downloading a new cloud image every 3 days. :p [18:43] SpamapS: that's a better problem than six months for a new image [18:44] utlemming: agree that up to date automated images are good. Not sure if 3 days is the right interval tho. :-P [18:44] it would help if my connection to cloud-images.ubuntu.com wasn't suffering 91% packet loss [18:45] I thought it was ~3 weeks not 3 days [18:45] following the kernel releases no? [18:45] SpamapS: it shouldn't be three days...last week was an anomoly. There was a bug in the testing framework that I fixed which caused a set to be promoted and then the set that happend this week. That shouldn't happen again. What was happening is that one of the tests was time out waiting on EC2 to fire up 40 instances. [18:46] jcastro: that is correct, it should be about ~3 weeks. This set is an anonomoly. [18:46] utlemming: I have been seeing them every few days for a few weeks now... certainly once per week. [18:46] http://paste.openstack.org/show/38150 [18:47] perhaps pass that along to IS? seems quite unhealthy. [18:47] hey lodgeit! [18:47] we have a charm for that! [18:48] lol === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [18:48] SpamapS: done [18:49] jcastro: do you have your IRC client programmed to do that? [18:49] * SpamapS tests [18:49] mediawiki [18:49] nyancat [18:49] hey! We have a charm for that! [18:49] yourmom [18:49] SpamapS: this will make you laugh. IS updated the nyancat charm to include the tarball instead of pulling from git. [18:49] jcastro: well it has to be stable! [18:49] that thing needs to be _predictable_! [18:50] we can't just run rough shod over the pillars of good system administration [18:50] SpamapS: IS says that Level3 treats ICMP traffic as unimportant, so your packet loss isn't trust-worthy. [18:50] makes sense [18:51] utlemming: well I got about 600kbit and I have 20Mbit available here. [18:51] errr [18:51] thats kBps so ignore me [18:52] % Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current [18:52] Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed [18:52] 100 189M 100 189M 0 0 441k 0 0:07:19 0:07:19 --:--:-- 637k [18:52] SpamapS: I have 20MB and I am getting 1.5-2.5MB/s [18:53] I've always had shoddy access to the london hosted things [18:53] SpamapS: you must have comcast or some other shady ISP that does traffic shaping. [18:53] utlemming: time warner, and sometimes I download the cloud images in 60s [18:54] Hey everyone I am trying to get iperf to work with -r and I can't seem to get it to work. Anyone know why it just crashes the server or timesout === sarnold_ is now known as sarnold === Dioxin_ is now known as Dioxin === andreas__ is now known as ahasenack === dduffey_afk is now known as dduffey === DaveR_ is now known as DaveR === yofel_ is now known as yofel === HackeMate is now known as hxm === tyhicks` is now known as tyhicks === hggdh is now known as ubotu-br === ubotu-br is now known as ubotu-br` === ubotu-br` is now known as hggdh === masACC is now known as maswan [21:33] help? I have installed lamp_server and apparently curl is installed but the php script i am trying to run says "curl library not enabled" [21:35] Broken_Stack: did you install php5-curl, too? [21:37] apparently not [21:39] yup that fixed it. thanx sarnold [21:39] Broken_Stack: woot. :) === maxb_ is now known as maxb === blkperl_ is now known as blkperl === wedgwood is now known as wedgwood_away