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leonsHello05:13
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caraconanHi there. With this setup (http://paste.debian.net/45868/) I will upgrade packages on "quantal multiverse" and the other non-official repos as well? Thanks07:14
caraconanNobody?07:23
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zuljamespage:  we need a newer oslo.config11:46
jamespagezul, ack12:35
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nuclearbobstgraber: is it possible to create an lvm-backed lxc inside of another lvm-backed lxc and have them both using the same volume group?12:55
SwashBucklaHi there  -- I am trying to write a well-behaved upstart job, and want to invoke some command when "restart" is called: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/#restart12:58
SwashBucklait's not pre-stop or pre-start. When I do a restart the calls for those happen in the reverse order12:59
SwashBucklaI get pre-start before pre-stop!12:59
Diegonathi... i was wondering if apt-transport-spacewalk works well with spacewalk. For working well I mean that I can manage ubuntu machines.Installing new software etc...13:20
voidnullhello14:29
voidnullhello you should explicitly slec one to install14:30
voidnulle: package libcompress-zlib-perl has no installation candidate ...14:30
voidnullcould someone help me ?14:30
roaksoaxhallyn: howdy!! i think we are experiencing this: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=98197314:33
roaksoaxin saucy14:33
uvirtbotroaksoax: Error: Could not parse XML returned by bugzilla.redhat.com: HTTP Error 404: Not Found14:33
roaksoaxsmoser: ^^14:33
* hallyn reads14:36
hallynroaksoax: so looking at the bug, it looks like dnsmasq needs a fix14:37
roaksoaxhallyn: yeha just read that too :)14:37
roaksoaxhallyn: sorry for the noise but I came referenced from a libvirt bug :)14:42
hallynnp :)14:42
resnohow can i find out the current version of software being shipped in ubuntu?14:46
resnospecifically php in this case14:46
smoserresno, either 'apt-cache policy php5' or https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php514:55
resnosmoser: how can i know when the next version is scheduled for released14:57
smoserresno, well, you'd see a '-proposed' entry for your release there. if there was something in the queue.14:58
jamespagezul, Error trying to load config from /etc/swift/proxy-server.conf: (dnspython 1.9.4 (/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages), Requirement.parse('dnspython>=1.10.0'))14:59
* jamespage faceplats14:59
jamespagefixing now14:59
zulserisouly?14:59
jamespagezul, can I get a pre-ack on backporting python-dnspython to the CA please14:59
zuljamespage:  of course15:00
jamespagehttps://code.launchpad.net/~james-page/swift/missing-dnspython/+merge/18753515:13
jamespagezul, ^^15:13
zuljamespage:  +115:14
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jamespageadam_g, I've been sprinkly saucy love over the openstack charms this afternoon16:30
jamespageadam_g, needed so fixes for apache2416:30
jamespageand for 'saucy': 'havana'16:30
adam_gjamespage, spinkly saucy nice16:32
jamespageadam_g, just pushing the car back up the hill for another saucy test16:33
adam_gjamespage, im gonna merge all of our current pyredux stuff into our QA branches16:33
jamespageadam_g, good idea16:33
jamespageadam_g, its all looking OK so-far16:33
jamespagehad todo a few quantum/neutron tweaks but nothing major16:33
jamespageflushed out a missing dependency upgrade we needed for swift-proxy that no-one had spotted16:34
jamespagenice16:34
adam_gyea i saw that come thru16:34
smoserroaksoax, were you going to try to get a maas in soon ?16:35
roaksoaxsmoser yes16:38
smoserroaksoax, alright. i'm only really pinging because infinity was bugging me about ubuntu-cloudimage-keyring being in main16:40
smoserto which my esponse was "maas will depend on it"16:40
roaksoaxsmoser: ok16:42
roaksoaxfo you need it today?16:42
smoserum.. probalby not.16:42
smoserand i would like to have rvba's branch in16:42
smoserhttps://code.launchpad.net/~rvb/maas/curtin-install/+merge/18705516:43
roaksoaxsmoser: so i16:44
roaksoaxsmoser: k16:44
smoserroaksoax, i just pinged allennap on reviewing that one.16:48
smoserwe also clearly want "saucy is an actual release" fix in also.16:48
smoserjamespage, still around?16:49
smoseri just uploaded to cloud-tools-proposed with juju and mongodb and lxc.16:49
smoserjuju-core built16:49
smoserwhile mongodb is still building16:50
smoserdo i need to kill it? if its not important that I build against that newer mongodb, then why is mongodb there.16:51
smoseri guess its just not a build-dep16:51
jamespagesmoser, yep16:51
jamespagesmoser, its not a built against thats important16:52
jamespageits runtime use that is16:52
jamespageimportant16:52
smoserright. ok. so we're just waiting on build of mongodb.16:52
smoserwhich took like 4 hours another time.16:52
jamespagesmoser, yeah - it takes some time16:55
autojacksmoser: hi, I was looking for help with cloud-init yesterday. I made some progress but I am still having at least one issue. and from what you said it sounds like my solution shouldn't have been needed.17:01
autojackI have meetings for a few minutes, I'll explain more when I get back. maybe you can point me in the right direction.17:01
smoserautojack, sure.17:01
smoseryeah, you should not need to do what you were doing.17:02
smoserwhat release was it ? (precise, saucy?)17:02
autojackprecise.17:03
autojackso I'll briefly explain what I'm trying to do: we normally use the official Ubuntu Precise AMI with cloud-init, and in our userdata we pass puppet config info and a couple of other minor things. what I wanted to do was start up an instance that way, let puppet run on it, and then create an AMI from that. but when I did, after startup it did not reconfigure puppet. I should say that I was excluding /etc/puppet from the AMI. maybe I shouldn't hav17:06
jamespageadam_g, nearly there with saucy support17:07
jamespagebut I need to add apache2.4 support to the apache helper17:07
jamespagebut that will be tomorrow now17:07
autojackin the end, what seemed to work was excluding /var/lib/cloud/instance(s) and /var/lib/cloud/sem (and also /var/lib/puppet/ssl). that at least let cloud-init run. but now I have a problem where when it tries to install packages, I get errors that none of the package repos we have set up are trusted. including even the default official Ubuntu repo. so somehow it seems like the signing keys for those are missing, but I can't understand why.17:07
autojackhaving dug around some more, I see what you were saying. since the new instance will have a new instance ID, it would seem like cloud-init should start over. maybe I was confusing myself.17:08
autojackit took awhile for me to figure out how I could trigger a run of cloud-init from the command line.17:09
adam_gjamespage, hmm i saw the bash charm failing with the new apache2.4, when trying to set the webroot17:11
adam_gjamespage, same place in the py version?17:11
adam_galso17:11
adam_ghttp://people.canonical.com/~agandelman/ca/folsom/policykit-1-0.104-2ubuntu1.1~cloud0/17:11
adam_g^ we need this in CA folsom to build new libvirt update17:11
uvirtbotadam_g: Error: "we" is not a valid command.17:11
roaksoaxsmoser: ok, if that lands today I could mkae an upload17:12
roaksoaxand get it over with now17:12
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mibofraguys, I'm trying to use the deldovecotuser script found in the ubuntu help site about vmail boxes. It is used to cancel users/virtual mailboxes, but I receive at line 18 of the script an illegal option (it's -n, read command)17:38
mibofraHow can I fix it?17:38
TheLordOfTimeany way to force IPv4 only for apt-get and updates?17:39
jamespageadam_g, yeah18:10
jamespageadam_g, sites have to end with .conf now18:10
jamespageand config goes into /etc/apache2/conf-available with an assoc a2enconf call18:11
adam_gjamespage, ah ya18:11
smosergholms, ping18:31
smoser-StandardOutput=tty18:31
smoser+StandardOutput=journal+console18:31
smoserdoes that make some assumption on newness of systemd?18:31
gholmssmoser: Something tells me it would require v38 or later since that's when they added it.18:46
gholmsI can check for sure if you want.  Are you concerned about a particular distro?18:46
smosergholms, only really concerned if that is "really new" or something18:47
smoserhonestly, its more your problem than mine :)18:47
gholmsHeh18:47
gholmsWell, it's certainly in every active fedora version.  :)18:48
smoserok. so i did this:18:48
smoserhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/6155684/18:49
smoseroh fiddle faddle18:49
gholmsHmm...  :)18:51
smoserhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/6155703/18:53
smosergholms, ^18:53
gholmsMind using print instead?  Most messages lack trailing newlines.18:54
smoserwell we should fix them then.18:55
smoserand what was going to /dev/console didn't have them.18:55
smoserright?18:55
gholmsRight18:55
autojackso, can anyone tell me where apt repo PGP/GPG keys are stored? I can't figure out why the new AMI I built out of an old one is saying that it doesn't have keys for ANY of the repos that are set up.18:57
smosergholms, http://paste.ubuntu.com/6155725/18:57
autojackwondering if I excluded them somehow.18:57
smoserthats the only one i see . in just reading grep18:57
SwashBucklaooh! The nice russian lady has invited me back for... second interview of for accommodation18:58
SwashBuckla...18:58
gholmsThat's the one I keep encountering, anyway.18:58
smoserfixed that here.18:59
gholmsThe problem here is that now I sometmes have output getting journaled, and sonetines not.19:00
gholmsDang phone keyboard..19:00
smoseryoudo ?19:01
gholmsIf only the distro object wasn't so far away it could just ask if it's using systemd.19:01
smoserthe problem is you dont have /dev/console. you should fix your broken container.19:02
gholmsIf it gets written directly to the console it doesn't get captured.19:02
gholmsThat's one of my other motives here, I guess.19:04
* gholms hrms19:04
gholmsThe "lack of console" thing is the closest thing to an actual bug, and frankly, I consider that broken as well.19:05
smoserstuff could definitely be beter here.19:06
smoserwhen we write keys to the console, we want them to go to the console. but there is no way of kowing really, "would this get to the console".19:06
smoseri dont recall all the things i have thought about in this area.19:07
gholmsMaybe I'd be better off framing this is as a "use stdout->journal+console when using systemd" fix instead.19:07
gholmsI jusr don't know of a good way to get access to the distro object to ask it inside the log function.19:08
zulstgraber:  ping19:09
gholmsBah, meeting time.  I'll be back in a bit.19:09
gholmsFeel free to reply in the mean tine if you want.19:09
stgraberzul: pong19:13
zulstgraber:  lxc-device doesnt support del yet does it?19:13
smosergholms, join #cloud-init19:18
stgraberzul: I can't remember implementing del indeed, wouldn't be particularly hard though19:23
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gyre007guys...I'm having a bizzare problem with openssl and certificate validty/verification...19:31
gyre007im trying to get the librato metrics working on Ubuntu 12.0419:31
gyre007and this is what IM getting https://gist.github.com/milosgajdos83/670480819:31
gyre007essentially when I give openssl a path to certificates directory all works fine19:32
gyre007when I do NOT then IM getting "certificate not trusted"19:32
gyre007anyone idea ?19:32
sgran/usr/share/ca-certificates is not in the default path for certs19:42
sgrandpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates and pick that cert19:42
autojack so, can anyone tell me where apt repo PGP/GPG keys are stored? I can't figure out why the new AMI I built out of an old one is saying that it doesn't have keys for ANY of the repos that are set up.21:38
exnntechHas anybody ever heard of a Ubuntu Server (12.04) installation not rebooting over SSH when sudo -i 'd21:40
exnntech#Tumbleweed21:42
sarnoldautojack: I believe what you want is ubuntu-keyring21:44
* thumper thinks it is all the US and Europe people not around21:44
autojacksarnold: what is that, a package?21:44
sarnoldautojack: yes21:44
autojackbut... so I launched an instance using the official Ubuntu Precise AMI, everything works fine. I built a new AMI out of that, and all my apt-get attempts fail complaining that the keys are missing.21:45
autojackso I can't figure out how those are being missed.21:45
autojackor if something else is broken.21:45
cjhquick question about preseed.  Is it possible to have 2 late_commands?22:01
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ArielX_can anyone put me through on how to create an email smtp server on ubuntu.. thanks22:42
sarnoldArielX_: that's a large topic.. you might wish to read though some guides before starting: https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/email-services.html22:44
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ArielX_Next, generate or obtain a digital certificate for TLS. See Certificates for details. This example also uses a Certificate Authority (CA). For information on generating a CA certificate see Certification Authority.22:53
ArielX_how do I generate the digital certificate22:53
* gholms recommends clicking the link in that sentence22:54
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germanstudentHey. Is there a way to limit NFS traffic speed?23:25
sarnoldgermanstudent: as far as I know there's no _easy_ way to do so; I think you have to use the generic 'tc' facility to classify packets and rate limit there. See chapter 9 and examples in chapter 15 here: http://lartc.org/howto/23:27
germanstudentsarnold, thank you!23:28
sarnoldgermanstudent: good luck :) learning tc has been on my todo list for seven or eight years.. hehe.23:29
germanstudentsarnold, hehe :)23:29
jcastroout of curiosity, why limit nfs?23:42

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