[03:23] <Prajesh> what are the best practises for tuning ubuntu for apache php based frameworks like drupal
[03:30] <mardraum> Prajesh: use nginx, php-fpm and apc. there isn't anything specific to ubuntu.
[03:41] <Prajesh> thanks mardraum
[07:35] <Phoenixxl> Today , the intodution of kernel 3.10 as default in saucy broke iscsi-dkms . I added a bug report on launchpad.. was that the right place ? Or should I report this somewhere else too ?
[07:37] <Phoenixxl> I meant iscsitarget-dkms
[09:24] <eramazanov> Hi, anyone can help me a little bit? I'm trying to install MAAS and I'm quite confused at what "commission" means and how to install MAAS properly?
[09:27] <rbasak> eramazanov: commissioning is the step where you give control of the machine to MAAS. Once commissioned, MAAS is ready to use it.
[09:29] <eramazanov> rbasak: tnx. I booted my second PC via PXE by LAN but some error message came ((. I tried to add node via web interface but after adding it what should I do now?
[09:29] <rbasak> Well what was the error message>
[09:29] <rbasak> ?
[09:29] <eramazanov> cannot get datasource or something like that
[09:30] <eramazanov> I am now booting it again
[09:30] <eramazanov> can you wait a minute plz
[09:30] <eramazanov> ?
[09:31] <eramazanov> it says : "Can not apply stage final, no datasource found! Likely bad things to come!"
[09:34] <rbasak> Is the machine connected to the same switch as the MAAS server, and on the same IP subnet?
[09:35] <eramazanov> yep. My MAAS server works as DHCP server
[09:35] <eramazanov> they are in their own LAN network
[09:35] <rbasak> I'm not sure then, sorry. I know what the error means - that cloud-init can't contact MAAS' metadata service - but I don't know what the cause might be. Try asking in #maas.
[09:36] <eramazanov> there is such channel? wow. Thank you
[10:04] <bobek_balinek> What is the advantage of using 'console owner' over 'console log' for an upstart script?
[12:17] <caribou> rbasak: remember my query yesterday about the proxy setup ?
[12:18] <rbasak> caribou: yes
[12:18] <caribou> rbasak: do you know off the top of your head where that proxy definition in Maas configuration gets stored/used ?
[12:18] <caribou> rbasak: I was wrong : the preseed proxy setup points to the squid port on the maas server
[12:18] <rbasak> caribou: oh, OK
[12:19] <rbasak> caribou: mass-import-pxe-files and maas-import-ephemerals make use of an http_proxy environment variable
[12:19] <caribou> rbasak: I'm trying to make sense of that configuration option; i.e. how it is implemented & how is it used
[12:19] <rbasak> caribou: I'm not sure what the packaging does - most of my work has been running those directly out of the build tree.
[12:19] <rbasak> caribou: perhaps look at the config files that maas-import-pxe-files sources? Eg. /etc/maas/somehwere
[12:20] <caribou> rbasak: good idea, ok will do
[12:20] <caribou> rbasak: thanks
[12:20] <rbasak> caribou: no problem. Might be worth asking some of the guys in #maas - they might know better.
[12:34] <zul> Daviey:  can you +1 https://review.openstack.org/#/c/34539/ (i would do it myself but its my MP)
[12:42] <N0tTh30n3> I have a strange issue with on of my servers
[12:43] <N0tTh30n3> My /dev disapeared
[12:51] <ikonia> it's only tmpfs
[12:51] <ikonia> just reboot
[13:05] <N0tTh30n3> ikonia: it's a production webserver
[13:05] <N0tTh30n3> ikonia: I'd rather not reboot now
[13:05] <N0tTh30n3> Is there a way to "remount" it the right way
[13:05] <N0tTh30n3> ?
[13:08] <patdk-wk_> sure, but there is much more going on than just *remounting* it
[13:09] <hallyn> Daviey: perhaps we should drop the qemu-launcher package?  https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1195482
[13:09] <N0tTh30n3> ok
[13:10] <N0tTh30n3> patdk-wk_: /dev on /dev type tmpfs (rw)
[13:10] <ikonia> N0tTh30n3: it doesn't just disaapear
[13:11] <ikonia> N0tTh30n3: something must have happened
[13:11] <patdk-wk_> that only makes a *empty* filesystem
[13:11] <patdk-wk_> nothing in /dev will exist
[13:11] <N0tTh30n3> I think I know what happened
[13:11] <ikonia> udev will need to populate it
[13:11] <ikonia> N0tTh30n3: explain
[13:11] <Daviey> hallyn: is it busted in Debian aswell then?
[13:11] <Daviey> hallyn: last touched in debian 2007?
[13:11] <N0tTh30n3> I added 2 nfs mounts
[13:11] <N0tTh30n3> then I did a mount -a
[13:12] <N0tTh30n3> it mounted those nfs export just fine
[13:12] <ikonia> that shouldn't change /dev
[13:12] <N0tTh30n3> in my /etc/fstab there is an entry "dev 		/dev 		tmpfs 	rw 		0 	0"
[13:12] <ikonia> yes, but it's already mountd
[13:12] <ikonia> mounted
[13:13] <ikonia> so it won't re-mount it
[13:13] <N0tTh30n3> Ok, thats wierd then
[13:13] <Daviey> hallyn: I think i'd support a removal request.. but would also suggest this happens in Debian first.   It might kick someone into maintaining it there.
[13:13] <N0tTh30n3> I did a remount of /dev after it appeared empty
[13:13] <N0tTh30n3> that didn't help!
[13:14] <N0tTh30n3> obviously
[13:14] <hallyn> dunno the process for that offhand.  wnpp?
[13:14] <N0tTh30n3> Is the only way to get it back a reboot?
[13:14] <ikonia> restart udev
[13:15] <Daviey> hallyn: Maybe ask jamespage to pursue it, he's our newest DD :)
[13:18] <N0tTh30n3> ikonia: "udevadm trigger" brought back a lot of devices
[13:18] <N0tTh30n3> :-)
[13:23] <hallyn> near as i could tell from the shouting yesterday, jamespage is missing :)
[13:31] <N0tTh30n3> solved
[13:31] <N0tTh30n3> ikonia: THANKS
[13:34] <jamespage> Daviey, hallyn: around now
[14:46] <soahccc> Sorry if this is too off topic. Does anyone have a hint for me what I am doing wrong here? (Hetzner installimage with LVM) https://gist.github.com/2called-chaos/3976370be682cea751f8
[16:36] <soahccc> How do I add an additional IP adress to my interface? I only find examples for ubuntu in which they're using those aliases but the docs of my hoster reads "Configuration with alias interfaces (such as eth0:1, eth0:2 etc.) are outdated and should no longer be used."
[17:05] <sarnold> soahccc: that's a good question, if you find out, please report back.
[17:05] <soahccc> sarnold: well I just used the aliases for now :D
[17:06] <sarnold> soahccc: it's easy to just use ip addr add 192.168.1.1 dev eth0  ... all day long and give an interface thousands of IPs..
[17:06] <sarnold> soahccc: but I don't know how to configure that with /etc/network/interfaces :(
[17:39] <zerick> sarnold, configure what?
[17:40] <sarnold> zerick: multiple IPs on an interface without using hacky network interfaces
[17:41] <zerick> sarnold, just create another "iface eth0:0 inet static" ... and so
[17:41] <zerick> with the IP you want
[17:41] <sarnold> zerick: ah, that's the network interface aliases that would be nice to avoid
[17:42] <sarnold> granted, they probably aren't going anywhere despite being deprecated for a decade or more by now
[17:42] <zerick> sarnold, they are going to listen to the same NIC
[17:44] <sarnold> zerick: sure, but I'd rather just give the interfaces multiple addresses, as Alexey Kuznetsov intended :)
[18:52] <vedic> I am setting up bridge networking for KVM on 12.04 LTS. Server is remotely located and don't have access other than ssh. I want to know what is the right way to setup bridge networking without locking myself out? I have got on public ip from the server hosting provider (eg: 100.101.102.103)
[18:53] <vedic> Is the procedure given here correct? http://www.howtoforge.com/virtualization-with-kvm-on-ubuntu-12.04-lts
[18:54] <vedic> Should I replace 192.168.0.100 with my public ip?
[18:58] <soahccc> Does anyone have an better idea on this? http://superuser.com/questions/502536/how-to-depend-on-an-upstart-job-from-an-init-script-on-ubuntu-12-04
[19:10] <vedic> Is this correct for setting up bridge network for KVM based virtual machine? Host is a remote server running 12.04 LTS with single public ip address
[19:10] <vedic> http://pastebin.com/bHbXhAXw
[19:15] <vedic> Anybody to help?
[22:36] <zwirc> Hi! Can anyone help me add extra IP`s to my ubuntu server?
[22:36] <zwirc> edited /etc/network/interfaces
[22:36] <zwirc> but get error when restarting it
[22:42] <zwirc> anyone?
[22:42] <sarnold> zwirc: what errors?
[22:44] <zwirc> RTNETLINK answers: File exists
[22:44] <zwirc> Failed to bring up eth0:1.
[23:00] <zwirc> Anyone?
[23:38] <mun24> hi
[23:38] <mun24> How to extend lvm?
[23:46] <zwirc> anyne here at all?
[23:46] <zwirc> anyone*
[23:47] <sarnold> zwirc: if you're in the mood for fiddling around, you could try adding "up ip addr add ... dev ..." commands right to your /etc/network/interfaces file
[23:47] <sarnold> zwirc: the /usr/share/doc/ifupdown/examples/network-interfaces.gz file has some nearly-similar examples..
[23:47] <sarnold> (they add routes rather than additional ips, but it seems like a decent place to start)