=== virusuy_ is now known as virusuy === james_ is now known as Guest88169 [04:38] I need help w/ automated pxe install. [04:43] The installation stops because of default route. [04:54] How can I connect into one private network through ssh tunnel? [04:56] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/5927748/ that's my kickstart.cfg file. What am I missing or doing wrong? === thumper is now known as thumper-afk === acrocity_ is now known as acrocity === smb` is now known as smb === Rallias is now known as NotRallias [12:14] hi, I'm looking for some help setting up my own linux VPS server (at home, on my own machine) but all I find are tutorials for setting up a VPS on an account you buy. Can anyone help me out, point me to some good recources, guides ... thanx ! [12:15] echod: http://wiki.libvirt.org/page/UbuntuKVMWalkthrough [12:16] that should get you started - and you can stop calling it "VPS" right now, it's a "VM" [12:17] that page is pretty basic and perhaps not 100% correct with a current release, but you can google and read the rest (eg about libvirt) [12:17] you don't *need* libvirt but it is a popular framework for handling virtualisation [12:18] thanx mardraum, Il look into it ! yeah I was beginning to think I was searching for the wrong thing, Guess I'l better focus on VM and everything that has to do with it then. Thanx a lot ! [12:19] key terms are perhaps kvm, qemu, libvirt, vm [12:19] forgot to say, I'm a noob (in webservers and linux anyway), but I'm sure you already gathered that hehe [12:20] ah, ok, thank you [12:20] well, you don't need a webserver at all (as in http) [12:20] so you win there :P [12:20] hehe [12:21] right, have some reading to do ... bb [13:09] hi all, does ufw block all incoming & outgoing connections by default? [13:09] how do you install print drivers on server sans GUI? CUPS is easy, but wasn't sure about the driver installation. === cmagina_ is now known as cmagina [13:18] ghostlines: by default it blocks most incoming and allows outgoing with stateful tracking (see man ufw) [13:28] thanks, I see the problem now I have a bridge setup, and ufw blocks the bridged traffic that my KVM vm's use === acrocity_ is now known as acrocity [13:51] I'm using a FTP program, with chroot. The only way to include other dirs I see is by mounting dirs. When you unmount the dir, the files disappear out of the dir and into the users location. Am I doing something wrong or is that intended behavior? [14:04] resno: I think you better go back to square one and describe wtf you are using and doing in detail. [14:06] I am using VSFTPD for FTP access. [14:06] I have set it up to use chroot to stop users from moving ebyond where they should. [14:07] In order to allow users to access multiple directors, the only method is using a mount. I issue the mount, but when I umount it, the file are moved from their intended location back to users original mount place. [14:12] I think you shouldn't be using chroot then [14:12] it's for a specific purpose, seemingly not what you need [14:15] mardraum: do you think theres a better way to secure access? [14:15] or is that for me to find? [14:16] er [14:17] I kind of gave up suggesting because you seem to want to use FTP [14:17] Oh, user wants ftp :( [14:17] but I would look into SFTP, as provided by SSH [14:17] im kinda forced into it [14:17] ya, is that well supporteed? [14:17] i looked into it a bit [14:18] filezilla does it [14:18] cool, ill look into that then [14:18] do you have experince with it? [14:18] and you can use the sftp only hooks into SSH that ubuntu provides with openssh [14:18] sure, it's way better than ftp on so many levels. [14:19] for staters its go secure ;) [14:19] mardraum: and it does chrooting as well im sure [14:20] yes. just remember the chrooted dir has to be root owned [14:20] you can make a dir for users under that [14:20] that they can write to [14:20] that would also mean it would use port 21 or the ssh port defined? [14:20] just 22 [14:21] sftp has absolutely nothing to do with ftp [14:21] (thank god) [14:21] lol, i meant 22 [14:21] * Pici hates ftps [14:21] Hi there. Any good howto for Ubuntu server of sssd? [14:21] whats sssd? [14:23] sssd -> service that (I hope) will allow to specify different sources of authentication [14:23] My goal is set up SSH + LDAP in a particular server [14:24] Thus use LDAP users instead of looking up /etc/passwd local file [14:26] why not use ldaps? [14:30] ldaps? What's that? [14:30] roaksoax: mind reviewing? https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/nova/sqlalchemy-fixes-0.8/+merge/177615 [14:50] ldaps is pretty much deprecated [15:14] Hi there. I'm following a sssd howto, and I need to know which is the "default PAM configuration file" on Ubuntu server. More context on http://paste.debian.net/20207/. Thanks [15:28] caraconan: without looking too deep i would say /etc/pam.d/common-auth [16:18] pmatulis: thanks [16:33] Hi there, whenever I install 12.04 on this server that as a 4TB disk grub comes up and says out of disk [16:34] the first time i installed it i just did 4tb / and it wouldn't boot at all, then I went and redid it with a separate /boot partition and it still says "out of disk" but at least it boots [16:34] does anyone know how to avoid/fix this? === klnlnll is now known as Teduardo [16:43] adam_g: thoughts? http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/5929642/ [16:45] roaksoax, you need to mock os.environ [16:45] roaksoax, or rather, service_name() [16:47] roaksoax, since it looks like you're setting SERVICE_NAME at the top level,, you can patch it with the rest of whatever you are patching, and set its return_value to something in the tests' setUp() so that its mocked for every test [16:47] adam_g: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5929657/ [16:48] roaksoax, oh, right. you need to get that patched before you load the utils module in your tests. service_name() is being called at module load [16:48] roaksoax, checkout how i handled it for restart_map() in cinder. similar [16:48] adam_g: ok coolt hanks! [16:48] there might be a better way to do it, not sure [16:54] adam_g: https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/cinder/sqlalchemy-ftbfs/+merge/177648 === natefinch is now known as natefinch-lunch [17:19] zul, https://code.launchpad.net/~gandelman-a/ubuntu/saucy/cinder/greenlet_min/+merge/176272 [17:22] adam_g: +1 [17:35] adam_g: https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/nova/sqlalchemy-fixes-0.8/+merge/177615 === natefinch-lunch is now known as natefinch [17:51] hello [17:53] i am having trouble downloading packages, i am able to install packages like keystone from ubuntu cloud repo but i am not able to install vim, i am getting "503 Unable to download in offline mode", it looks like a proxy problem, but i am not sure how to solve this [17:54] optimusOO7: are you using a local proxy? (squid-deb-proxy, apt-cacher-ng, etc?) [17:54] thats the issue, i don't know if this machine is using proxy [17:55] but it seems that its using local proxy [17:55] optimusOO7: ah :) apt-config dump | grep Proxy [17:55] sarnold: cool :) [17:55] sarnold: yes, its using proxy [17:56] optimusOO7: cool. :) I hope that's enough to help get the problem solved [17:57] sarnold: Acquire::http::Proxy "http://server:3142"; [17:58] sarnold: i tried to set the env variable but still its not working [17:58] optimusOO7: does that server exist? can you ping it? does it work for other tasks? do you want / need to continue using it? [17:58] optimusOO7: I've got a vague memory that apt doesn't care about the http_proxy environment variable [17:59] sarnold: yes i can ping it [17:59] sarnold: yes, its a puppet master [17:59] sarnold: i would need it [18:00] sarnold: still getting 503 Unable to download in offline mode [18:00] optimusOO7: okay, nice. the downside is now you get to figure out why it is reporting 503 errors :( [18:09] What does mounting with acl do? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissionsACLs I didnt see this guide prior and just installed acl and went off using it, it seems to be working w/o editing fstab..? [18:10] sarnold: now when i tried to install qemu, it downloaded some updates but some of them showed 503 [18:11] Fetched 7,051 kB in 0s (14.3 MB/s) [18:11] Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/c/ceph/librados2_0.41-1ubuntu2.1_amd64.deb 503 Unable to download in offline mode [18:11] Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/c/ceph/librbd1_0.41-1ubuntu2.1_amd64.deb 503 Unable to download in offline mode [18:11] Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/q/qemu-kvm/qemu_1.0+noroms-0ubuntu14.10_amd64.deb 503 Unable to download in offline mode [18:11] sounds like you where using a bad mirror, or have a proxy configured [18:11] optimusOO7: are there any messages in the proxy's log files? [18:12] chrisan: did you mount -oremount,acl at some point? [18:13] if you don't mount with acl, you won't have acl support and only have user/group/other permissions [18:13] one of these days, I will use acl's (but not for atleast 20more years) [18:13] sarnold: i did not, just did an apt-get install acl and went off with setfacl cmds [18:14] chrisan: the setfacl might work with or without the 'acl' option. but can you -use- them? [18:15] i will have to test, `mount | grep acl` returns nothing but `getfacl mydir` spits out my options [18:16] yes, the acl is applied and stored [18:16] but it's never checked when accessing the file [18:17] ah, ok, easy to add - was just curious of how things were "working" - thanks all [18:19] adam_g: https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/python-heatclient/ftbfs/+merge/177662 anhttps://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/nova/sqlalchemy-fixes-0.8/+merge/177615 pleased [18:20] zul, where has this been forwarded? http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~zulcss/nova/sqlalchemy-fixes-0.8/revision/599/debian/patches/remove-deprecated-sqlalchemy-option.patch [18:21] adam_g: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/39296/ [18:22] adam_g: ill put that in in the patch [18:22] zul, ok. does it fix a FTBFS or just silence warnings? [18:22] adam_g: ftbfs [18:35] adam_g: fixed [19:20] how to add sphinx plugin into mysql 5.5 from ubuntu repo? [19:29] <_ruben> wonder if there's some magical way around bug #1008385 [19:30] Launchpad bug 1008385 in apache2-mpm-itk "apache-mpm-itk writes wrong process name in /proc/$$/status" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1008385 [19:45] hello [19:45] I need help with my server ive tried looking all over [20:03] adam_g: https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/python-ceilometerclient/keystone-ftbfs/+merge/177680 [20:05] Daviey: still around? [20:07] roaksoax: maybe [20:07] Please leave a message after the tone. [20:08] Daviey: if you have the time, could you promote 'crmsh' to main and remove system-config-cluster, and redhat-cluster from the archive? [20:08] roaksoax: bug numbers ? [20:08] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/redhat-cluster/+bug/1205107 [20:08] Launchpad bug 1205107 in redhat-cluster "[remove] redhat-cluster" [High,New] [20:08] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/system-config-cluster/+bug/1205438 [20:08] Launchpad bug 1205438 in system-config-cluster "[remove] system-config-cluster" [High,New] [20:09] lookng [20:09] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/crmsh/+bug/1205019 [20:09] Launchpad bug 1205019 in crmsh "[MIR] crmsh" [Critical,Fix committed] [20:19] roaksoax: done [20:19] Daviey: awesome! thanks!! :) [20:21] w00t [20:21] finally [20:21] I need some help with my nix server if someone can PM me [20:24] Gatorz: IRC tends to work best if you just ask specific questions. [20:24] true [20:25] well, here is the issue all my sites still arent showing up I have 12 domains and I simply only have one showing up not sure why only thisone shows up but, I have set up the resolv.conf with Google DNS so still notsure why all the sites arent up [20:26] for example [20:26] http://www.martinmonica.com/ [20:26] Gatorz: a lot can go wrong with DNS. There's both the publishing of data and then there's the lookup of data.. it's best to solve just one problem at a time.. [20:26] "This is the default web page for this server." [20:26] alright [20:26] I know its the default page so at least the domain works [20:27] but, the rest dont work so my question is why [20:28] Gatorz: were the domains previously hosted elsewhere? have their old records expired from caches yet? [20:28] nope it was always hosted at my home server [20:29] Gatorz: does 'host www.martinmonica.com` show you the addresses you expect? how about each of the other hosts? [20:29] lemme check hold on sarnold [20:30] yes it does! [20:30] =) [20:30] but, not the others [20:30] Gatorz: okay, cool, now go find the DNS servers responsible for the authoritative records for those other hosts / domains -- is it correct? are there errors in the logs? [20:32] nope no errors [20:33] hmm sarnold hold on lets see here === shadeslayer_ is now known as shadeslayer [21:17] to change the language of the OS from the command line is this the only file to change /etc/default/locale [21:45] joshu: maybe you also have to run the update-locale program.. I don't see a manpage but the source looks like it performs sanity checks.. [21:56] ok I'll try that sarnold [22:16] zul, ping [22:20] jj [22:21] do u c me [22:21] :-( [22:22] :-[ === LargePrime is now known as Guest41531 [22:26] Hello [22:27] LargePrime- Hello [22:41] lurker: hello :) [22:41] lurker: IRC tends to be quiet until someone has a question; since we're all at work or asleep or something, we're not all on irc allthe time [22:45] sarnold: I now with other one [22:50] sarnold, thank you sir sarnold, I have no more [23:13] adam_g: whats up [23:14] zul, so there will be a 2013.1.3 release next week, and quantum has been renamed to neutron. how are to handle SRU'ing that? [23:14] adam_g: shouldnt effect raring imho [23:14] zul, how so [23:15] adam_g: there isnt a neutron in raring [23:15] adam_g: besides the neutron package has been transitioned from quantum [23:16] zul, ok. nvm, i thought the stale/grizzly branch had more done to it than its git repo location/name [23:16] adam_g: no dont think so [23:17] adam_g: should be just a matter of parking the neutron tree in a branch somewhere an just cherrypicking fixes to stable/grizzly [23:18] zul, huh? what do you mean cherry-picking fixes? [23:18] that sounds scary [23:18] adam_g: nm...im just babbling [23:19] zul, the upstream branch is still getting commits like the other stable branches, everything is just renamed to neutron in LP/gerrit/etc [23:19] adam_g: ah ok thats cool then [23:19] * zul disapears for a bit