[00:07] <bluebie> I'm having a really difficult time getting amavis (mail filtering thing) to add spam status headers to incoming mail - though it does add virus checking headers. I've been googling tons and trying everything I can find but nothing seems to change it. Any tips on debugging amavis problems?
[00:07] <bluebie> I can get it to discard or bounce spam, but I just can't get it to tag it.
[00:09] <warzauwynn> bluebie: did you ask in #amavis ?
[00:09] <bluebie> ah I should!
[00:12] <zul> adam_g: just doing a test build of neutron here before doing a merge request
[00:13] <zul> adam_g: i added neutron-vpn-plugin-agent and neutron-metering-plugin-agent
[00:13] <adam_g> k
[01:42] <izanagisan> what deleted files recovery software would you recommend me to use?
[01:43] <izanagisan> on a LiveCD boot I'm on trying to recover files from a mounted disk
[01:47] <sarnold> izanagisan: I've successfully used autopsy / the sleuth kit to recover deleted files.
[01:48] <izanagisan> sarnold: thanks!
[01:49] <sarnold> izanagisan: for ext2-specifically, there are also e2undel recover packages, and for ext3, ext4, extundelete.  magicrescue doesn't mention specific filesystems, it might work for contiguous files regardless of filesystem type, but if the files are broken apart a bit, it might not do as well. depends...
[01:49] <izanagisan> I tried installing foremost but Ubuntu 13.04 doesn't seem to have the package
[01:49] <izanagisan> I'm on a LiveCD so...
[01:50] <sarnold> oh, cool, thanks :)
[01:50] <sarnold> izanagisan: I'd hope you could install any package, to the extent of available memory to hold the data...
[01:53] <izanagisan> sarnold: I'm checking autopsy but it says it's a windows installer
[01:55] <sarnold> izanagisan: http://www.sleuthkit.org/autopsy/v2/
[01:56] <izanagisan> it's HTML based??
[01:56] <sarnold> yeah
[01:56] <izanagisan> wow
[01:56] <sarnold> feel free to just use the sleuth kit if you don't care for the frontend :)
[01:56] <sarnold> .. or don't have the memory for the whole thing
[01:56] <izanagisan> well I'm on a Ubuntu-Desktop live CD actually
[01:57] <izanagisan> and it's a server with 4GB RAM
[01:57] <izanagisan> but I'm still not sure I understand how to use the thing
[01:57] <izanagisan> sorry to be this obtuse: I have a headache the size of Japan
[01:59] <izanagisan> been all day standing in the server room trying to fix a Debian machine from which some /etc/ files were deleted
[02:00] <izanagisan> sarnold: could you give me some general idea of what must I unzip/install on Ubuntu to use it?
[02:01] <sarnold> izanagisan: hrm, the /usr/share/doc/autopsy/README.txt.gz gives me the impression it might only work if you can import a 'dd' image. the workflow may not be great if you can't import a dd...
[02:04] <sarnold> izanagisan: normally, just apt-get install autopsy, it should take care of all dependencies
[02:36] <izanagisan> sarnold: unable to find package
[02:36] <izanagisan> UbuntuDesktop 13.04
[02:37] <sarnold> izanagisan: does /etc/apt/sources.list include universe? have you run 'apt-get update' in this boot?
[02:38] <izanagisan> nope
[02:38] <izanagisan> will run and tell you
[02:38] <izanagisan> updated
[02:39] <izanagisan> the /etc/apt/sources.list is a rather slim file
[02:40] <izanagisan> says it's from CD.ROM and restricted
[02:40] <sarnold> ah!
[02:40] <izanagisan> how do I add the correct repo?
[02:41] <izanagisan> I do have Ubuntu desktop and server installed on several PCs and servers
[02:41] <izanagisan> but the machine with the HDD where I want to restore files is this one
[02:41] <sarnold> izanagisan: here's my binary raring sources: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6086140/
[02:45] <izanagisan> thanks!
[02:46] <sarnold> izanagisan: good luck, time for me to bail, hope you can sort it out quickly enough
[03:25] <izanagisan> sarnold; awesome
[03:25] <izanagisan> was able to isntall extundelete which got me 90% of my files
[03:26] <izanagisan> going to use Autopsy
[03:39] <izanagisan> do I HAVE to make a disk image to use Autopsy
[03:39] <izanagisan> or can I use it to recover files directly over something like /dev/sda1 ?
[09:58] <drAvanti> hello all,
[09:59] <drAvanti> Im trying to install Diaspora on my server. can anyone help me out
[10:07] <greppy> drAvanti: I thought diaspora was dead since the lead dev commited suicide...
[10:08] <drAvanti> greppy, well
[10:09] <drAvanti> im following this tutorial(https://wiki.diasporafoundation.org/Installation/Ubuntu/Precise?db=postgres&mode=production#Reverse_proxy)
[10:10] <drAvanti> im at the reverse proxy section and it links to (https://gist.github.com/MrZYX/719014). My question is, do I replace my apache2.conf with this file?
[10:12] <greppy> drAvanti: that is just a virtualhost definition, you don't have to replace your existing config, but if you aren't doing anything else with apache, you can.
[11:22] <yolanda> adam_g, zul: https://code.launchpad.net/~yolanda.robla/neutron/autopkgtests/+merge/183451
[11:23] <hXm> hi
[11:23] <hXm> i installed cups and I want to install a printer, how to? thanks to the firewalls I can't access to the port 631
[12:02] <wsk233> does anyone know why my make is failing http://pastebin.com/jESpUztK
[12:25] <bananapie> can anyone tell me if I can use iptables to filter IP traffic crossing an ethernet bridge?
[12:26] <bananapie> the ethernet bridge has no IP address and the bridge doesn't do routing.
[12:26] <wsk233> does anyone know why my make is failing http://pastebin.com/jESpUztK
[12:26] <bananapie> did you run apt-get build-dep php5 ?
[12:26] <bananapie> wsk233 : did you run apt-get build-dep php5 ?
[12:27] <wsk233> no i did not
[12:27] <wsk233> but i installed php by compiling it myself
[12:27] <bananapie> ok
[12:27] <wsk233> i didnt used the ubuntu repository
[12:28] <wsk233> so i dont know if i still need to do that
[12:28] <bananapie> if you run that command, it'll install all the dependencies you need to compile php, even if you are not using the sources from the repository
[12:28] <wsk233> well i already compiled php and php is working just fine
[12:28] <bananapie> wsk233, what is the output of dpkg -l | grep memcache ?
[12:28] <wsk233> its memcached where it goes wrong
[12:29] <wsk233> http://pastebin.com/vbmRirre
[12:29] <bananapie> wsk233, what is the output of dpkg -l | grep memcache ?
[12:30] <wsk233> i posted the output in the pastebin
[12:30] <geser> check if your memcache include files mention the missing type (looks like you installed memcache yourself too)
[12:30] <bananapie> thanks
[12:30] <bananapie> apt-get install libmemcache-dev
[12:31] <wsk233> i runned that command
[12:32] <wsk233> but still pecl shows me the same error
[12:32] <bananapie> rerun your configure, make clean and make
[12:32] <wsk233> okay so fure make clean then configure and then make?
[12:33] <bananapie> yea
[12:33] <bananapie> make clean && ./configure && make
[12:33] <wsk233> of my libmemcache or ?
[12:33] <bananapie> wait
[12:33] <bananapie> did you compile libmemcache yourself?
[12:33] <wsk233> yes i did
[12:34] <bananapie> ok
[12:34] <bananapie> nevermind, I can't help you
[12:34] <bananapie> I've never compiled libmemcache myself, maybe someone else here could help
[12:34] <wsk233> well i also did an apt-get install libmemcache
[12:34] <bananapie> yes, but you need the dev package which is libmemcache-dev if you want to compile against it.
[12:35] <bananapie> but if you have both a package and a compiled version of the same package, you will have lots of problems...
[12:35] <wsk233> i can do make uninstall libmemcache
[12:35] <bananapie> ok
[12:35] <bananapie> afterwards, install libmemcache-dev
[12:37] <wsk233> okay thats done
[12:37] <bananapie> wsk233 : why are you compiling php ? Why not use the package ?
[12:37] <wsk233> i did make uninstall apt-get remove --purge libmemcache-dev afterwards apt-ger install -f libmemcache-dev just to be sure thats its all clean
[12:38] <wsk233> because we use php 5.4.19
[12:38] <bananapie> ok
[12:38] <bananapie> so now return ./configure
[12:38] <wsk233> what do i need to configure?
[12:38] <bananapie> so now rerun ./configure in your php sources folder *
[12:38] <wsk233> php?
[12:38] <bananapie> cd /usr/lib/yourphpsource; ./configure
[12:38] <wsk233> ah okay but why i need to recompile php?
[12:39] <wsk233> memcached is a compleety seperate module right?
[12:39] <bananapie> hang on a minute I think I might have misread your pastebin
[12:39] <wsk233> sure thanks you
[12:39] <bananapie> :$ my bad
[12:39] <bananapie> I misread the configure :(
[12:39] <bananapie> I feel stupid.
[12:39] <bananapie> ignore everythng I said let's start over
[12:39] <wsk233> no problem :)
[12:39] <wsk233> okay
[12:40] <bananapie> I have a cold, it makes it harder to concentrate
[12:40] <wsk233> ah okay
[12:41] <bananapie> Is this the same issue you are having ? https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=65134
[12:42] <wsk233> hmm not entire sure
[12:42] <wsk233> but it looks like it
[12:42] <bananapie> k
[12:42] <wsk233> only this gives alot more errors then i have
[12:43] <wsk233> so thats why i sad not entirely sure
[12:43] <bananapie> wsk233 Sorry, I am not sure what to do.
[12:44] <wsk233> now it shows me this http://pastebin.com/8vmbuwn2
[12:44] <bananapie> Did you reinstall libmemcache-dev or redo make install on your libmemcache sources ?
[12:45] <wsk233> reinstall libmemcache-dev
[12:45] <bananapie> ok
[12:45] <wsk233> but it loosk liek its unable to find them
[12:46] <bananapie> wsk233, what is the output of dpkg -l | grep memcache ?
[12:46] <soahccc> Hey can anyone recommend amon (https://amon.cx/) for monitoring or have any opinion about it? It seems to good to be that "unknown".
[12:46] <bananapie> can you rerun this command and post it ?
[12:46] <wsk233> the pecl command?
[12:46] <wsk233> or the apt-get command?
[12:47] <bananapie> dpkg -l | grep memcache
[12:48] <wsk233> http://pastebin.com/Dng5VyfA
[12:53] <bananapie> ok
[12:53] <greppy> soahccc: never heard of it, but there are enough free options out there that I can't see spending $40 to monitor my gear.
[12:57] <soahccc> greppy: can you recommend something similar (similar means appealing interface, easy to use, no php dependency and easy to configure (gui))? I only found payed and or hosted solutions
[12:58] <wsk233> bananapie so what should i do next
[12:59] <bananapie> I don't know, sorry. :(
[12:59] <greppy> soahccc: I don't do much with a gui, but xymon ( used to be hobbit, used to be bigbrother ) is pretty easy to setup.
[13:00] <greppy> soahccc: but if you really need to have a gui and want it to be really easy, then yes, you will probably have to pay someone.
[13:07] <soahccc> I don't have a problem with paying someone but the solutions are mostly not that what I want them to be :D amon looks pretty good so far but it lacks some simple checks like "does page xy contains the string X and respond within time y"
[13:09] <soahccc> or "can I login into FTP xy" because we have FTPs which are refusing connections while appearing correctly operating
[13:11] <wsk233> bananapie i think its the bug
[13:19] <zul> ScottK:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/neutron/+bug/1223342
[13:38] <bkfitz> Anyone here have experience setting up an sftp batch script from windows to linux using passwordless auth (keys)?
[13:41] <greppy> bkfitz: you can do it using the tools from putty. pscp psftp pagent, puttygen
[13:42] <bkfitz> greppy, yeah i have psftp and it works fine when typing the password, but you can't put the pw into the bat file... so i think i'm forced to use key based auth... just not sure how to do that
[13:43] <greppy> yes, you are.
[13:43] <bkfitz> greppy, is it basically 1. create key using puttygen, 2. copy key to linux server (but where?), 3. tell psftp to use key to auth
[13:43] <greppy> create a key using puttygen, either with a password and use pagent, or passwordless.
[13:44] <bkfitz> greppy, so you can have a passwordless key or a key generated with a password? huh... so after i generate the key w/ pw using puttygen, then i copy it to linux?
[13:45] <greppy> when you create the key, there is a text box with the openssh text that you need to put into your ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file on the linux host.
[13:46] <greppy> make sure when you paste it into that file that it is all on one line, it's going to be long, so may wrap depending on your editor/terminal settings.
[13:50] <bkfitz> greppy, ~/.ssh doesn't seem to exist
[13:52] <bkfitz> greppy, yes I'm ls -la under ~ or /root/
[13:53] <bkfitz> greppy, apparently there is a utility called ssh-copy-id???
[13:54] <greppy> bkfitz: so mkdir ~/.ssh
[13:55] <greppy> and then create ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
[13:55] <bkfitz> greppy, ok... just wanted to make sure it wasn't somewhere else in the ubuntu distro
[13:56] <bkfitz> greppy, thx for the direction... i'll keep diggin... have a 10am meeting i have to attend.
[14:45] <rbasak> smoser: sorry, I wasn't.
[14:47] <smoser> rbasak, :). no worries. i dont know if i typed or not . but my question was about 'filter' into the basicmirror.
[14:47] <smoser> you didn't move it up there. so i also didn't.
[14:47] <smoser> i just put 'filter' support into bin/sstream-mirror
[14:48] <rbasak> smoser: I didn't really follow your thinking for the inheritence hierarchy, so I left it alone.
[14:51] <zul> adam_g: http://people.canonical.com/~chucks/ca/
[14:52] <smoser> rbasak, fair enough.
[14:57] <zul> smb: i just uploaded xen and xen-api ill wait for them to build and then upload a new libvirt
[15:00] <smb> zul, Sounds good. Except maybe... unfortunately this is rdepends hell... xen-api depends on libxen-ocal-dev which is produced by xen-api-libs which depends on libxen-dev...
[15:01] <zul> gah
[15:01] <smb> Not sure whether this means xen-api-libs also needs a no-change rebuild and then again xen-api... :(
[15:01] <zul> you owe me tuns of beer for this :)
[15:02] <smb> zul, Can I deduct that from the many ones you owe me for making me do work on this the first place? :)
[15:02] <zul> i didnt make you do anything ;)
[15:03] <smb> :-P
[15:05] <smb> zul, Oh, actually it might be less of an issue... got confused of lib-xcp-ocaml-dev and libxen-ocaml-dev... But that probably means xen-api should have waited to build until xen has
[15:05] <zul> smb: bah ill fix it up
[15:07] <smb> zul, Thanks, must admit this is a bit of a nightmare to cope with. Maybe you are good as I changed the xen-utils build dependency in xen-api to xen-utils-4.3
[15:08] <zul> ill keep an eye on it
[15:08] <smb> zul, cool. thanks
[16:39] <koolhead17> hallyn_:  around
[16:57] <resno> So, I am mounting a directory is there a way to umount and not have that directory cleared out?
[17:00] <sarnold> resno: what do you mean?
[17:11] <adam_g> zul, what depends on python-lesscpy?
[17:11] <zul> adam_g:  horizon, looked at the requirements.txt last night , i need to do a MIR as well
[17:11] <hallyn_> zul: when you get a chance, would you mind pushing http://people.canonical.com/~serge/spice-overlap.debdiff to saucy?
[17:11] <adam_g> i know horizon uses it now in place of node-less, but i haven't had a need to install it
[17:12] <zul> adam_g:  openstack-infra people were asking for it as well
[17:12] <adam_g> zul, you may be able to avoid it as a depends for horizon for now, in the same way we avoid node-less. lesscpy is a drop in replacement for that, but we ship the stuff with offline compression
[17:13] <zul> ok ill have a look, ill bug mterry about python-troveclient as well
[17:14] <adam_g> zul, those CA packages look okay. hold off on horizon tho until b3 goes to saucy. gonna upload it today with the python-troveclient depends/mismatch
[17:14] <zul> adam_g:  ack
[17:14] <zul> neutron is still in proposed because it failed an autopkgtest
[17:15] <adam_g> zul, wheres the failure?
[17:17] <zul> adam_g: https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/view/Saucy/view/AutoPkgTest/job/saucy-adt-neutron/
[17:24] <bkfitz> greppy, you still there
[17:37] <sinclair> hi everyone
[17:59] <oh_no__> in a routing / subnet bind. I cannot resolve anything by hostname on a different subnet, but can by IP. Would anyone mind helping me out? I'm traversing a FortiGate firewall, but my problem seems to be in DNS/routing.
[18:15] <jibel> zul, neutron tests fails because python-neutron depends on  python-jsonrpclib  which is not in the archive
[18:21] <zul> jibel:  wtf
[18:24] <zul> jibel:  stupid arista plugin
[18:39] <Lartza> How do I set a system-wide locale?
[18:39] <Lartza> that persists a reboot of course
[18:46] <sarnold> Lartza: see /etc/default/locale
[18:49] <Lartza> sarnold, Finally got it, thanks
[18:59] <stephenh> hello
[19:00] <stephenh> where could i find hardy to install if it's no longer listed http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/ ?
[19:02] <sarnold> stephenh: happy archaelogy :) http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/
[19:02] <stephenh> :P thanks !
[19:26] <zul> adam_g: neutron tests have been fixed properly (needed a newer python-fixtures)
[19:26] <adam_g> zul, cool
[20:17] <adam_g> zul, you tracking the build failures in havana-staging?
[20:17] <zul> yep
[20:35] <jibel> zul, in neutron-2013.2~b3/debian/tests/neutron-daemons there is a typo: apt-get intall [...] instead of apt-get install
[21:18] <RoyK>  
[21:45] <rostam> Hi in what time frame 12.04 LTS updates are released? currently we are at update 3, when would update 4 will be released?  I am asking this because I need kernel version 3.9 which supports Intel Haswell chipset. Thx
[21:47] <bekks> A new kernel major version will not be released during the lifetime of 12.04 without a very urgent cause.
[21:47] <RoyK> rostam: 3.8 is in the repos
[21:48] <RoyK> rostam: 3.9 probably won't be in 12.04
[21:48] <qman__> if you need kernel 3.9 you will have to backport it; a PPA or other maintained source might exist, but it won't be in the main updates
[21:49] <rostam> thanks
[21:49] <qman__> that is an issue separate from the point releases, which last I checked were not on a hard schedule, and occur as needed
[21:50] <rostam> qman__, what it takes to occur ?
[21:50] <RoyK> rostam: google ubuntu 12.04.4
[21:50] <qman__> the main purpose of the point releases is to fix show stopping bugs and add hardware support to the CD image
[21:51] <RoyK> it's scheduled, but won't include a new major release of the kernel
[21:58] <sarnold> won't there be a saucy-based 12.04 HWE stack at some point?
[22:04] <adam_g> smoser, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lvm2/+bug/1223576  the plot thickens