[08:10] <AtuM> is 12.04 server still plagued with the mdraid bug, or was that fixed already? I've read this: fixed the bug in Ubuntu-3.2.0-24.38, at what kernel release is 12.04 server nowdays?
[08:10] <jkitchen> mdraid bug?
[08:11] <AtuM> the md package
[08:11] <AtuM> i think
[08:13] <AtuM> there was a bug in the kernel module I think... with in 3.2.0-22.35 it came in ubuntu.. but should be fixed now.. I just don't know what version is the latest 12.04 kernel at
[08:13] <AtuM> I've had a serious outage because of it - and because the server was kept out-of-date intentionally
[08:30] <roaksoax> lynxman: ping
[10:32] <lynxman> roaksoax: pong
[14:00] <gyre007> gents
[14:01] <gyre007> how can I create bridge on start ? I have the following in my /etc/network/interfaces but its not doing the job: https://gist.github.com/milosgajdos83/7354992
[14:24] <pmatulis> gyre007: why would you think that lxcbr1 is a bridge there?  what instructions did you follow?
[14:24] <gyre007> pmatulis: just followed a interfaces man pages...but like I said im missing something...I know I have to create it somewhere ? rc.local ?
[14:26] <pmatulis> https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/network-configuration.html#bridging
[14:26] <pmatulis> gyre007: ↑
[14:29] <gyre007> pmatulis: I cant add any ports to that bridge as they are added automatically when LXC containers are starting which are linking to that bridge
[14:30] <gyre007> so when they're not running there are no ports added to the bridge
[14:30] <gyre007> unless youre pointing to the bcast address ?
[14:33] <pmatulis> gyre007: if you're using LXC, you shouldn't need to do anything at all, it will take care of itself
[14:34] <gyre007> you need to create the brdige though
[14:34] <gyre007> and lxc will link to it
[14:34] <gyre007> and i need to have it created permanently and thats what i struggle with
[14:34] <gyre007> one bridge is created by default
[14:34] <gyre007> but i need more than 1
[14:35] <gyre007> different IPs and VLAns
[14:43] <pmatulis> gyre007: https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/lxc.html
[14:43] <gyre007> pmatulis: dude yes I read this
[14:44] <gyre007> but this one is talkigng about the DEFAULT bridge which is crated by upstart job
[14:44] <gyre007> i need more than
[14:44] <gyre007> one
[14:44] <pmatulis> gyre007: right ok
[14:44] <gyre007> unless you're saying i should create some upstart job too ?
[14:44] <gyre007> why other brdiges
[14:44] <gyre007> mm
[14:44] <gyre007> i could...but I thought there would be easier way
[14:49] <pmatulis> hallyn_: do you know how to set up a 2nd bridge with LXC? ↑
[14:59] <hallyn_> pmatulis: a second bridge on the host?
[15:00] <pmatulis> gyre007: ask your question to hallyn_
[15:01] <hallyn_> oh sorry
[15:01] <gyre007> any ideas ? :)
[15:01] <hallyn_> gyre007: lxc doesn't have a variable/switch you can set to make more bridges.  So I'd recommend adding an entry to /etc/network/itnerfaces,
[15:02] <gyre007> I have
[15:02] <hallyn_> or else another upstart job...  but /etc/network/interfaces would be better
[15:02] <hallyn_> ok.  and does it work?
[15:02] <gyre007> thats why I cam here as it doesn seem to work : https://gist.github.com/milosgajdos83/7354992
[15:02] <hallyn_> looking
[15:02] <gyre007> I think I'll have to add it into rc.localor create some kind of upstart job
[15:03] <gyre007> basically I need that bridge to be permanent...not to be removed on reboots....
[15:03] <hallyn_> uh
[15:03] <hallyn_> are you running network-manager?
[15:04] <gyre007> im running virtual box/vagrant
[15:04] <gyre007> not sure how it handles networking
[15:04] <gyre007> im not sure if it uses network manager
[15:04] <gyre007> possibly ?
[15:05] <hallyn_> type 'sudo status network-manager'
[15:05] <gyre007> sec
[15:06] <gyre007> doesnt look like that upstart job exists: status: Unknown job: network-manager
[15:08] <hallyn_> gyre007: ok - then i think your only problem is that your itnerfaces entry isn't telling it that it's a bridge.
[15:08] <hallyn_> normally you'd say '  bridge_ports ,soemthing>'.  but for an emptyone i'm not sure what you put down :)
[15:09] <hallyn_> maybe just '  bridge_ports' withnothing after it?
[15:09]  * hallyn_ tries
[15:10] <gyre007> yeah thats exactly the case...it just doesnt know that its a bridge...but how do I tell it when I can bridge any port to it
[15:10] <gyre007> hallyn_: thats exactly the question im trying to answer :)
[15:11] <hallyn_> yeah - it's not an lxc question, it's an interfaces(5) question... empty bridge_ports does not work :)
[15:14] <hallyn_> gyre007: 'bridge_ports none'
[15:14] <hallyn_> there you go: bridge-utils-interfaces(5) has the skinny
[15:17] <gyre007> I see
[15:17] <gyre007> hallyn_: I think I LOVE YOU :-)
[15:17] <gyre007> haha thanks man
[15:17] <hallyn_> heh - np - have fun
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[15:51] <gyre008> as oppose to -t TABLE one after another ?
[15:52] <tboat> iptables -L or iptables -L -v
[15:52] <gyre008> tboat: that doesnt list nat table
[15:52] <gyre008> i want ALL tables
[15:52] <tboat> not sure then sorry
[15:52] <gyre008> no probs ;)
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