=== Ursinha_ is now known as Ursinha === daker_ is now known as daker [12:15] i need help in working with lxc's [12:15] https://dev.launchpad.net/Running/LXC [12:16] this is what i'm referring to [12:37] here's another question that I had , in the following command [12:37] $ ./utilities/launchpad-database-setup $USER [12:37] what is the $USER used for ? [12:38] is it my username ? or do I type in as it is , i.e $USER [12:54] is it necessary to run the rocketfuel setup inside an LXC ? that is something that I didn't [12:54] now i get an error when i run "make schema" [13:33] harishnavnit: It's an environment variable; you can type it as it is, or substitute your username [13:34] harishnavnit: I *specifically* warned you that you must run rocketfuel-setup inside a container or it will modify your host system in ways you probably don't want. Now you probably have to read the script and figure out how to undo it. [14:07] wouldn't it work if i simply removed all the lp directories [14:07] ? [14:10] harishnavnit: No, it makes various changes under /etc/, fiddles about with your Apache configuration, may wipe any PostgreSQL databases you may have had ... [14:11] thankfully i didn't have any PostgreSQL databases [14:11] But the other changes are still relevant [14:11] Do this in a container. Seriously. I warned you the first time ... [14:11] so i'll now have to go through the entire shell script to remove it ? [14:11] :( [14:12] Probably. [14:12] 22:04 Given that you've got the branch already, you should be able to run utilities/rocketfuel-setup (INSIDE A CONTAINER as it will do interesting things to your system) [14:13] I'm not sure how that could have been much clearer [14:13] yea , that was clear alright . I'd run the rocketfuel setup days earlier [14:13] after I did the formalities with bzr [14:13] Ah [14:14] i installed lxc and i'm unable to login aswell [14:14] what's wrong ? [14:15] You might want to be more specific about exactly how it goes wrong [14:16] i'm sorry , what happens is that , I was given the default user and password as 'ubuntu' [14:16] but when i enter the details , it shows incorrect password [14:17] That sounds like you forgot to use -b $USER when creating the container [14:18] Or else the message was buggy [14:18] Try logging in with your normal username and password [14:18] how do i close a running container ? [14:18] sudo lxc-stop -n lpdev [14:19] Although why? [14:19] You don't need to stop it just to try logging in with a different user [14:19] bcoz , i couldn't get out of the lpdev container login prompt [14:19] so closed the terminal [14:19] Ctrl-a q perhaps [14:19] yea ,i'll try [14:21] well it's taking a long while to stop the running lxc lpdev [14:22] You can force it with sudo lxc-stop -k -n lpdev [14:22] I suggest having a look through the documentation before asking - a lot of stuff is answered there [14:22] (e.g. man lxc-stop) [14:23] okay [14:24] okay , leaving for now , i'll get back later [14:25] thanks a lot [14:25] np [14:43] * cjwatson pushes up his work from the plane [14:45] I had a reasonably productive flight :) [18:31] cjwatson: all hail DVCS ? [19:26] lifeless: Indeed!