[11:00] <joshu> hi I'm trying to use ubuntu check install with the following string I have the following command string: "sudo checkinstall -fstrans=no -install=no -pkgversion="1.1.0-beta1" -pkgname=freerdp -y -requires=libavcodec53"
[11:01] <joshu> when I copy this package to another machine and install it with sudo dpkg -i *.deb I get an error that the dependency libavcodec53 is not met. I thought that the package would install this automatically?
[11:38] <Senor> esp changee unexpectly
[11:38] <Senor> esp changed unexpectly
[11:39] <Senor> after this instruction : mov    %eax,(%esp)
[15:14] <zahja> I've got an iscsi target that's acting up on me.  It's been fine since I set it up, about a year ago.  Two days ago, I lost 3 disks in a 4 disk raid 10 and had to rebuild the array.  These bad disks are not part of the iscsi, but it's the only change that has occured.  I can login to the node, and login reports successful, however, no new devices show up in /dev on the initiator side.  dmesg...
[15:14] <zahja> ...and syslog output from both the target and initiator can be found here.  http://paste.ubuntu.com/5918611/  Any ideas what would cause the disk to not show up on the initiator side?
[15:19] <zahja> Sorry, I should also probably include the command used to login and the output from the command.  Can be found here  http://paste.ubuntu.com/5918628/
[15:32] <zahja> I just got it working!  I've done this probably a half dozen times already, but restarting the target service and logging back in, now the new disk is showing up on the initiator!  I have no idea why it worked this time and not any of the others, but I won't argue with it.
[18:15] <brendan-> hello.. im looking at setting up a dkim key for a postfix/dovecot mail server running 12.04.2 LTS… i see there is an opendkim package as well as an dkim-filer package that some tutorials reference.. which is the preferred package?
[18:15] <brendan-> sorry, dkim-filter*
[18:52] <chris|> brendan-, there is no dkim-filter package in 12.04, so that should make it pretty clear
[18:55] <brendan-> lol ty chris|
[18:56] <brendan-> didnt actually attempt to download was going off of the tuts
[18:56] <brendan-> thanks again
[20:10] <nate15329> ok i have tried quite a bit of testing for acpi issues i've been having with server x64 13.04 on hp dl385 g1 just recently...worked before fine; "noapci", "acpi=noirq", "pnpacpi=off" = boots, but no external pci-x sata drives; "pci=use_crs", "pci=nocrs","nolapic"  ends up with acpi error; soon ill be testing 10.04 since its older hardware
[20:23] <Monotoko> is there any way to start the apache server without its error log folders being there? (so it can either create them or ignore errors...)
[20:23] <Monotoko> I need to get this server up ASAP, will deal with error logging later...
[20:24] <nate15329> ErrorLog /dev/null
[20:26] <Monotoko> nate15329, how would I apply that to every file?
[20:26] <Monotoko> there's hundreds of sites... each with their own folder that's currently non-existant
[20:26] <nate15329> place that into the main apache config file
[20:27] <Monotoko> nate15329, apache2.conf?
[20:28] <nate15329> monotoko yes apache2.conf
[20:28] <Monotoko> it's failed to start still
[20:30] <Monotoko> nate15329, it's still requesting all these folders...
[20:35] <nate15329> monotoko, does each of the virtualhosts have an errorlog setting customized? try commenting out this line while still having errorlog /dev/null in apache2.conf
[20:36] <nate15329> i gotta go srry
[21:23] <joshu> what's the best practice for saving passwords on an ubuntu server for use my scripts?
[21:28] <Patrickdk> don't?
[21:28] <Patrickdk> why would a script need a password?
[22:26] <mojtaba> Hi, I was in thunderbird and suddenly the display become black and showed a message, Kernel Panic - not syncing: Attempt to kill init! and after I restarted my computer it gave me I/O error, but it asked me to press f to fix the problem. I almost many times restarted my computer, but the problem still remains. Does anybody know what should I do? I cannot do almost anything, e.g. I printed screen, but it did not allow me to save the file. Also I can n
[22:27] <patdk-lap> I would suggest trying #ubuntu
[22:27] <patdk-lap> thunderbird doesn't run on ubuntu-server
[22:28] <patdk-lap> but sounds like your disk is bad
[22:28] <ikonia> already cross-post spamming it in #ubuntu
[22:29] <RoyK> or your memory
[22:30] <patdk-lap> what? my memory is bad?
[22:30] <patdk-lap> pretty sure the doctor checked it
[22:30] <patdk-lap> get hit in the head often though
[22:39] <RoyK> patdk-lap: thinking more about the computer memory of mojtaba's
[22:53] <shauno> is there a current guide for an all-in-one openstack install on raring?  devstack is asking for 12.04, and the serverguide appears to be out of date