[00:10] <brucewhealton> Hello all.  I am planning to reinstall apache2 on Linux to support apsx or apsx2.  I'm needing that and I have discovered that it is compiled with apache2.  So, one cannot install it separately, or locate a apache package that has that installed.  I also want to upgrade php to php5.5.5.  What tools will I need?  Also, will this completely change how apache is configured on Ubuntu?  For...
[00:10] <brucewhealton> ...example the source code is httpd, yet on Ubuntu we use apache2.
[00:12] <hallyn_> sarnold: not really a workaround - it's a tradeoff :)  actually we can now do better since we have an option to only mount the container's cgroup and below into the container...
[00:12] <brucewhealton> I am just curious as to whether or not this will radically change how apache is configured on Ubuntu?  For example, we have commands like a2ensite and etc.
[00:12] <hallyn_> but generally if you use the -with-nesting profile, then since the containers are not in user namsepace yet, root can completely scape the cgroup
[00:12] <hallyn_> including device cgroup.  now he can write to disk.  game over.
[00:13] <sarnold> eek
[00:13] <sarnold> well, probably for juju's use cases, it isn't a show-stopper, the local provider is mostly intended for development..
[00:14] <hallyn_> the nestable cgroup manager will solve this :)
[00:14] <hallyn_> somebody go buy me some time to write it
[00:14] <hallyn_> but not tonight
[00:15] <sarnold> oo me too please :)
[00:15] <hallyn_> anyway gnight :)
[00:16] <sarnold> gnight :)
[00:18] <sarnold> brucewhealton: 'apsx'? what is that? I don't see any references to 'apsx' in the searches that are easily at hand..
[07:58] <brucewhealton> apache extensions
[08:04] <brucewhealton> or apsx = apache extensions Toolset.  I was taking a course online and was trying to follow along hoping that later it would be clear where and why one would use this tool.  I was hoping to get a better idea how this is used.
[08:06] <brucewhealton> So, the docs I read said that it is available only when compiling from source.  I was just getting used to how apache works on Ubuntu and was hoping that things wouldn't get drastically changed if I compiled the apache2 application from source.
[08:09] <brucewhealton> It would be nice to use php 5.4 or even 5.5 and it seems that using package manager one can only get php 5.3.   I guess php can be compiled for Ubuntu after apache is already installed.  I can then figure out if having apsx is very useful or not, in the course.
[12:18] <jrwren> don't you mean apxs ?
[12:34] <wiehan> anyone know of a good command line interface DAAP server for ubuntu - I'm not getting forked-daapd working. Any other suggestions?
[12:35] <morph-> Anyone here familiar with DHCP?
[12:44] <jml> hello. I'd like to install Ubuntu Server 13.10 onto a machine I have physical access to but no monitor for.
[13:49] <jrwren> morph-: ask
[14:27] <jml> OK… turns out I *do* have a monitor, and the problem was a great difficulty making functional USB sticks.
[14:27] <jml> I've made a CD, and that boots
[14:27] <jml> except it hangs at the "Select a Language" screen
[14:48] <jml> so the 12.04 LTS CD works fine
[14:48] <jml> and now the install proceeds
[14:49] <hazmat> hallyn_, when your ssh into lxc-containers, is the common behavior to just grep lxc-ls --fancy for an ip address for the named container? or is there a nicer workflow, the alternative seems to be querying dnsmasq against the container name.
[14:49] <hazmat> s/your/you
[14:51] <jml> hazmat: hello
[14:51] <hazmat> jml, greetings
[15:21] <hazmat> hallyn_, put together a simple script to just query dnsmasq and output ip given container name.. just trying to simplify ssh user@container_ip  http://paste.ubuntu.com/6347521/
[15:35] <hazmat> hallyn_, better version with the ssh exec built in as a param http://paste.ubuntu.com/6347583/
[19:08] <Beatstreet> what the best place to look to see if I can tell why a sever keeps locking up?
[19:39] <pmatulis> /var/log/syslog
[19:40] <Beatstreet> ok, thanks
[23:14] <hallyn_> hazmat: two other ways:  1. you can set LXC_DOMAIN to lxc in /etc/default/lxc-net, and add something like 'server=/lxc/10.0.3.1' to /etc/dnsmasq.conf.
[23:15] <hallyn_> hazmat: 2. you can add an entry to $HOME/.ssh/config for .lxc, like so:
[23:15] <hallyn_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/6349837/
[23:16] <hallyn_> that's what i usually do.  i don't use lxc-ls for it.  in a pinch on a fresh host i just do 'host container1 10.0.3.1'
[23:16] <hallyn_> I think (1) is the 'cleanest' way but i rarely do it
[23:17]  * hallyn_ probably offline for rest of weekend