[00:22] adam_g: can we have this merged? https://code.launchpad.net/~ivoks/ubuntu-reports/private-ppa [00:23] adam_g: https://code.launchpad.net/~ivoks/ubuntu-reports/private-ppa/+merge/181778 [00:35] nnnn//win 14 [00:36] nice [07:14] flash-plugin-10.2.0-Meego Release.rpm does anybody have this file? === ping__ is now known as kiss [09:53] Looking for guidance. Need to invest in UPS for ~4-5 servers. How to calculate W and VA for them? [09:53] and with dual power supplies, does both go into ups? === Monotoko is now known as Guest20223 [10:14] Did the OpenLDAP and LDAP or Different ? === BlackDex_ is now known as BlackDex [11:04] Anyone that can help me to setup a record in bind9 that will redirect all traffic to *.a to a certain ip ? [11:20] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wildcard_DNS_record [11:47] hi there [11:48] I'm new to Ubuntu switching from Debian [11:48] I've got a question regarding supported php versions [11:48] is it possible to install php 5.4 on 13.10? [11:49] marijnh: you can build it yourself [11:49] ok, but there are no pre-build packages [11:50] unlikely, unless you can pind a ppa [11:50] ppa? [11:50] !ppa | marijnh [11:50] marijnh: A Personal Package Archive (PPA) can provide alternate software not normally available in the offical Ubuntu repositories - Looking for a PPA? See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas - WARNING: PPAs are unsupported third-party packages, and you use them at your own risk. See also !addppa and !ppa-purge [11:51] Haha, [11:51] ok, thanks for you help :-) [11:51] I'll build it myself in that case [11:53] ppas are quite easy to use [11:54] Yeah, but I need to build some custom extensions anyway [11:54] so than I might as well build PHP myself as well === zz_Gurkenmaster is now known as Gurkenmaster [12:22] Hey guys [12:22] and girls of course :blush: [12:23] I keep getting errors related to LOCALE not set [12:23] I've tried quite some solutions that are posted online but none of them seem to work. [12:23] Do I need to reboot before locale-gen takes effect? === freeflying_away is now known as freeflying === chmurifree is now known as chmuri === chmuri is now known as ChMuRi [14:52] is there something you can add in a terminal string to automatically say yes to any prompt when using apt-get install or apt-get upgrade? [14:56] MavKen: sudo apt-get install -y packagename ... use at own risk [14:56] Works also with upgrade and dist-upgrade [14:57] ah thanks [14:58] MavKen: Keep in mind if that apt-get asks to remove half the packages to satisfy some dependency that your package wants, it will do it. [14:58] hmm...i understand the use at your own risk now [15:06] this does not work for me. is it supposed to in 12.04.2 ? http://techxana.blogspot.com/2012/09/ubuntu-12-dhclient-logging-options.html [16:16] hello guys! [16:18] i'm searching how can i activate core dump file on ubuntu 10.04 y 12.04. thanks very much! [16:25] paco11: I think you just "ulimit -c unlimited" [16:36] rbasak: yes, i set it like that but i don't see anything on /var/crash [16:39] it will write a core file to the cwd of the process [16:40] i'm testing openldap from source and i see many binary files like "core.xxxx" on "/home/test/openldap-OPENLDAP_REL_ENG_2_4-f9e417a/tests/" [17:08] Hey I am having the worst time trying to set up a postfix mailserver. I have been working on it for two days and still can't get it to send or receive mail. what are some common issues? [17:10] BlueBee: mail is complicated; focus on one thing at a time. first, make sure dns works. then tackle sending or receiving or imap or whatever seems to be broken one component at a time. keep a keen eye on the log files. Try communicating with multiple servers, anti-spam measures these days can be brutal to setup [17:11] your first mail server, should take you a good week [17:12] if you know exactly what your doing, a mail server can easily still take >1day to do [17:12] Thanks for the help. Should I go back, delete everything and start from scratch just working on postfix and Dovecot until that works right then do the other things [17:13] there is no way to answer that, dunno what your issues are [17:13] BlueBee: if you think that would increase your understanding of the moving pieces, or allow you to better document what you needed to configure, sure [17:13] but don't do it just for me :) hehe [17:14] do it for the kids! [17:14] won't somebody please think of the children! [17:16] This is my first mail server on ubuntu. sounds like i shouldn't get frustrated after only two days. I am getting error 29985 when I look in the mail.log. is there anywhere that explains what each error number means? [17:17] that isn't an error [17:17] that is a failure to be able to read the error [17:18] good to know. it also says tht the mail transport is unavailable. [17:18] post whole lines [17:18] really, post a whole transaction, to a pastebin [17:20] Oct 24 13:10:06 user-server postfix/error[29988]: 81F271E219B: to=, relay=none, delay=1091, delays=1091/0.01/0/0.11, dsn=4.3.0, status=deferred (mail transport unavailable) [17:20] I changed the username and email but this is the line [17:21] BlueBee: the [29988] in this case is just the process id that logged the error :) [17:21] well, I can say, it's really screwed up [17:21] and it's really screwed up, cause you selected the wrong option, when ubuntu asked you, how will email be used on this server [17:22] so you need to go and fix it all, or maybe do a dpkg-reconfigure [17:22] I selected internet site [17:22] thats what the guide sugested [17:23] what setting should it be instead of internet site? [17:23] dunno, what are the options? [17:24] last time I did it I think it had "no configuration", "local only", "smart host", and "internet site". but that was a few releases back... [17:24] ya its no configuration, internet site, internet with smarthost, satellite system, local only [17:24] internet site should do it [17:25] but it sounds like you selected local [17:25] I always do no config [17:25] but postfix/error is not a normal postfix thing [17:25] something configured it to run the error program [17:25] look in main.cf and master.cf [17:25] I am pretty sure I selected internet site, but Fill run the config again make sure I select it [17:26] it likely says, default_transport=error [17:32] can't seem to find it. I think I am going to uninstall all packages and start back at square one so I can really understand each part. thanks for your help [17:33] one last question "mydestination =" in main.cf shoud I put www.example.com example.com or the IP address [17:34] same with myhostname should I put www.example.com or example.com [17:39] BlueBee, no way to answer that, I don't know how you want to use this mailserver [17:40] I have a domain and I would like any emails sent to user@example.com to arrive at this mailserver [19:43] I am unable to connect with monit in my web web browser at localhost:2812 please help [19:46] can someone suggest best web based monitoring tool for ubuntu server ..coz i think webmin is insecure [19:48] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Zentyal [19:50] thanks bazhang .. [20:11] aren't they all insecure? === bazhang_ is now known as bazhang [20:41] Hello! [20:42] hi! [20:43] Familiar with AppArmor? [20:44] No one? [20:46] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AppArmor reece [20:46] augh [20:46] heh [20:46] 5 seconds too slow xD [20:46] need to switch my irc client to nanoseconds [20:48] bazhang, actually people just need more patience [20:48] TheLordOfTime, 90 seconds seems standard these days, between post/quit or post/crosspost [20:49] bazhang, then there's people who amsg every channel then idoru gets annoyed at them xD [20:49] yep good old idoru [21:02] reece: Hello. [21:02] 20:46:27 [!] reece [~reece@67-0-214-53.albq.qwest.net] has quit [Client Quit] [21:02] 20:46:33 < bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AppArmor reece [21:02] Hi [21:02] jpds [21:02] reece, you left 5 seconds too early, bazhang gave you a link there to the AppArmor community help docs [21:02] which are here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AppArmor [21:03] Thanks, but I've become very familiar with that. My issue is with denying capabilities [21:06] I've copied and renamed python and applied a pretty strict profile to it and everything works great. [21:06] Except, it has privileges to kill and ptrace for some reason. [21:07] reece: those aren't mediated yet [21:08] you get normal kernel protections (ie, can't send a signal to a process owned by another user) [21:08] the yama LSM is in ubuntu though, so ptrace should be limited only to children [21:09] not sure what yama does with ptrace if you're root otoh [21:09] Okay, that makes sense. Could I deny my python access to say the ioctl header file? [21:10] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/Roadmap/KernelHardening#ptrace [21:10] root is allowed [21:10] and ptracing children is allowed [21:10] reece: sure-- file denials are no problem [21:11] btw, ptrace, signal and other forms of ipc will be mediated in apparmor v3, scheduled for ubuntu 14.04 === Gurkenmaster is now known as zz_Gurkenmaster === NightmareMoon is now known as Luna