[00:19] Hello. can someone explain me why locking an account doesn't stop a process from running with the account priv? [00:21] excalibr: locking only prevents the account from finishing the PAM login stack [00:21] excalibr: existing processes aren't affected [00:22] .. and processes set to run as that userid outside the PAM stack won't be influenced === goddard is now known as Guest24678 [00:34] aha === Jikai is now known as Jikan [09:50] Hello, how do I find out what packages I have installed by repo (e.g. nonfree, contrib, etc)? As I want to trim down my sources. === marlinc is now known as marlinc|away === marlinc|away is now known as marlinc === roasted_ is now known as roasted [13:01] is there a conventional place to keep a root crontab with jobs specific to the server's application (as opposed to its os)? === Jikan is now known as Jikai === Jikai is now known as Jikan [14:01] <_KaszpiR_> hm [14:01] <_KaszpiR_> seem I've got some issue with accessing samba share from win7 to ubuntu server [14:01] <_KaszpiR_> the transter is ~ 16k/s to the server [14:01] <_KaszpiR_> over wifi [14:03] <_KaszpiR_> looks like the issue is when connecting to server using netbios name [14:03] <_KaszpiR_> ipv6 tunneling problem? [14:13] <_KaszpiR_> hm [14:13] <_KaszpiR_> and now it works [14:13] <_KaszpiR_> magic === acrocity_ is now known as acrocity [14:25] Is it possible to install Ubuntu 12.04 onto a GPT style partition, instead of an msdos style partition? [14:31] yes [14:34] Excellent. I'm going to be rebuilding my ceph servers from being Arch based, which is a maintenance nightmare, to Ubuntu, and I wanted to simply format the base partitions for the system, keeping the partitions exactly as they are, install ubuntu, and copy my ceph configurations back over and get ceph re-joined to the cluster. [14:34] Fun times. :) === LanaDelRey is now known as DID === DID is now known as DID|Lana [15:06] Psi-Jack: I'm becoming somewhat hesitant to using ubuntu for servers after a few bugs I've reported hasn't been addressed much, or totally ignored. I think debian may be safer [15:11] RoyK: Ceph officially supports Ubuntu the highest, and since they're dedicated to Ceph and nothing else, I'm perfectly fine using Ubuntu for it. I'm actually currently using a lot of Ubuntu-based servers, but I'm migrating a lot of them to CentOS, just because I want to and it'll give me an edge of the infrastructure of my company's infrastructure platform. [15:14] Really, the only thing I really truly hate most about Ubuntu is upstart, and I can see that not going away, unfortunately. Oh, and Canonical's slap in the face of Wayland over Mir. [15:17] upstart is proably the thing that broke nested raidsets [15:18] Heh, probably. [15:18] I filed an xfs bug a couple of weeks back, they just flagged it as "incomplete" although xfs developers have confirmed it [15:18] but, I dunno. I hardly even care much about RAID, since mostly I use Ceph now. [15:19] xfs bug? [15:19] well, xfsprogs bug 1189567 [15:19] !bug 1189567 [15:19] hm - sad bot? [15:19] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xfsprogs/+bug/1189567 [15:20] Hmmm [15:22] And do you have confirmation from XFS devs somewhere that you can tack on to that to increase the severity up within reason? If so, I'd do so. [15:23] see the note about sandeen confirming it [15:23] sandeen@#xfs [15:24] fixed in 3.1.8, but there were lots of fixes between 3.1.7 and .8 [15:24] That doesn't seem to be anywhere in the bug report that I see. [15:24] on #xfs @ irc.freenode.net, apparently working for redhat, confirmed this bug on xfsprogs 3.1.7, but not on 3.1.1 or 3.1.8. [15:24] from the bug report [15:25] yeah, that's not reasonable enough proof. You need to directly link to a reference point that proves it, such as potentially Red Hat's JIRA bug entry for it. [15:26] eh [15:27] can you please test with your xfsprogs? [15:27] the dump is there [15:27] it's pretty easy to reproduce [15:28] I don't have a system i could just test that with right now. [15:28] just apt-get install xfsprogs and run xfs_repair against the dump [15:28] I'm just trying to suggest hard references that can bump this bug to a show-stopper level bug that will help canonical put real effort into it, especially for LTS. [15:39] Psi-Jack: well, it's easy to reproduce and the fix is in 3.1.8 somewhere [16:15] hmm, 12.04 has 3.2, so shouldn't it include that fix? [16:15] oh xfsprogs not kernel [17:02] patdk-wk_: right [17:02] it's not a kernel issue [17:03] ya, sounds like something I would shove into my ppa [17:03] so many things in there to fix issues in ubuntu [17:04] I did a hole crapload of work to fix xtables [17:04] made a very nice patch for it and packaged it and everything ,and posted it to the bug report [17:05] haven't heard anything [17:15] is there a way to know what the ubuntu package is named if i know the DEB name? [17:18] an app wants me to install "php-bcmath" [17:18] but that not in ubuntu repo? [17:21] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php5/5.3.2-1ubuntu4 does this mean i already has it? [17:25] LargePrime: [17:25] The following extensions are built in: bcmath bz2 calendar Core ctype date [17:25] dba dom ereg exif fileinfo filter ftp gettext hash iconv json libxml [17:25] mbstring mhash openssl pcntl pcre Phar posix readline Reflection session [17:25] shmop SimpleXML soap sockets SPL standard sysvmsg sysvsem sysvshm tokenizer [17:25] wddx xml xmlreader xmlwriter zip zlib. [17:27] patdk-wk_: What bug? [17:27] mainly that all dkms modules are broken for the enablement stack [17:27] but specifically one of the 10's of xtables enablement bugs [17:29] Thanks patdk-wk_ Sorry for the noobish question. just double checking. Is there a search tool to see if i already has a Lib in another thing? [17:29] bug #1166659 is the one I commented on [17:31] hmm, I guess that bug isn't specifically about the eneablement stack kernels, but same issue on both [17:37] Is there a search tool to see if i already has a Lib in another package? [17:46] patdk-wk_: I thought you said you'd posted fixes that hadn't been uploaded? I don't see any in that bug. BTW, I've seen some DKMS + HW enablement stack bugs fixed, so it's not systematically being avoided. [17:55] scottk, I said I posted fixes into a package in my ppa, and posted that info to the bug [17:55] I see. [17:56] atleast when I saw did that, just a few weeks ago, it wasn't fixed === NomadJim_ is now known as NomadJim [17:56] If you could attach a debdiff with the fixes and subscribed ubuntu-sponsors to the team, it will get looked at. [17:57] it's a bit more than that :( [17:57] it's a new version of xtables, with changes backported for older kernels [17:57] the changes to support the new kernel where much more than fixing it for older kernels [17:59] I see. [17:59] In theory that could still be done. [17:59] ok [18:00] ya, there is only two changes, one patch file, and orig source [18:00] It's a bit outside the normal rules, but sometimes it makes sense to bend them. [18:00] it served my needs well, and worked on 12.04 12.10 and 13.04 [18:01] so offering it [18:02] Could you write a mail to the ubuntu-server list describing the situation and why you think this is the right approach? It does need a bit more visibility than a normal bug report. [18:03] ok [18:26] how do i install libstdc++.i686 [18:32] use apt-cache search [18:39] Hi, I have a spreadsheet with lots of hyperlinks, and I just want to keep the hyperlinks. Does anybody know what should I do? [18:43] Hi, Does anybody know how can I keep the hyperlink and remove the text from the spreadsheet? [18:45] http://paste.ubuntu.com/5790434/ [18:54] http://paste.ubuntu.com/5790434/ [19:00] mojtaba, use a channel that cares? [19:00] this is #ubuntu-server, not #officelibre or whatever it is called these days [19:01] there is no spreadsheet program in ubuntu-server [19:01] patdk-wk_: Do you know what is that? [19:10] What is going on [19:18] I'm trying to run qemu-system-arm -kernel kernel-qemu and I keep getting qemu: could not load kernel 'kernel-qemu' any ideas? [19:19] I have all the packages installed and I know this CPU works fine with the virtual machine stuff [22:07] how do i enter M-1 to M-5 Arrange panes in one of the five preset layouts: even- [22:07] horizontal, even-vertical, main-horizontal, main- [22:07] vertical, or tiled. [22:07] with tmux [22:07] (wow sry for multi line!) [22:09] heh? panes? [22:09] ubuntu-server doesn't have panes [22:09] yes panes, and yes it does work [22:09] oh, tmux isn't an x thing [22:10] s/panes/terminals [22:10] what do the M-1 and M-5 represent? whats the M key, how do i enter it [22:10] no x :) [22:22] Mod, also known as the Windows key or DOS key depending on where you come from [22:23] I believe it's also called Super in some contexts, too [22:26] qman__: thank you so much! [22:30] still at a loss, as to how to use the Mod key via putty! [23:44] hey all === Will_ is now known as Guest98318 [23:46] so i've got ubuntu LTS server installed to a virtualbox machine and installed LAMP and setup all that....however i think i've redirected my servers intial page from the /var/www folder to /home/user/public_html folder....what might i type to revert this? === Guest98318 is now known as eyezopen === eyezopen is now known as Will_w [23:46] so i've got ubuntu LTS server installed to a virtualbox machine and installed LAMP and setup all that....however i think i've redirected my servers intial page from the /var/www folder to /home/user/public_html folder....what might i type to revert this? [23:47] Sorry, name change ^^ [23:47] i know for a fact its directing to /home/user/public_html just did a test for it. how can i change it so the IP address when entered into the browser will direct to the /var/www director?