[00:27] <tarvid> somehow I managed to enable ipv6
[00:27] <tarvid> Failed to fetch http://mirror.anl.gov/pub/ubuntu/dists/saucy-backports/Release.gpg  Cannot initiate the connection to mirror.anl.gov:80 (2620:0:dc0:1800:214:4fff:fe7d:1b9). - connect (101: Network is unreachable) [IP: 2620:0:dc0:1800:214:4fff:fe7d:1b9 80]
[00:27] <tarvid> Is that easy to turn off?
[00:28] <sarnold> tarvid: I'm getting similar errors to mirror.anl.gov on ipv4 at the moment
[00:28] <tarvid> ah just surprised at the ipv6 address
[00:29] <tarvid> have had odd dns lookup issues for a couple of days
[00:29] <sarnold> tarvid: here we go! some instructions on disabling ipv6: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WebBrowsingSlowIPv6IPv4
[00:31] <tarvid> thanks
[00:31] <tarvid> just pulled a server from behind a router because life was not good
[03:51] <RealKillaz> Hi gents
[03:52] <RealKillaz> I would like to know how to change the default @mydomain.com when postfix is sending email to a new one @mydomainnew.com
[03:52] <RealKillaz> where can I find this @mydomain.com that postfix or the OS is using?
[05:50] <AlecTaylor> hi
[05:51]  * AlecTaylor installed ubuntu-desktop on Ubuntu 13.10 server; and was wondering how to prevent X from automatically starting
[05:51] <AlecTaylor> How do I prevent X from automatically starting on Ubuntu 13.10 server?
[05:52] <tsimpson> AlecTaylor: you can stop the display manager (lightdm) from automatically starting by doing: echo manual | sudo tee /etc/init/lightdm.override
[05:53] <tsimpson> you can still start it manually with "sudo service lightdm start", but it won't run automatically after that
[06:10] <AlecTaylor> Thanks tsimpson
[09:50] <babinlonston> While Mounting a NFS share how can i Mount it Specifying as read and Write in fstab entry
[09:54] <makara> hi. I'm running 12.04 LTS Server. I read long time ago multiple users are a security risk. I've got 27. Any information about this?
[09:59] <_ruben> 95% of those 27 are probably system accounts, which are actually a good thing to have
[10:06] <rbasak> makara: system users created by official packages are fine. Creating users yourself is also fine provided that those accounts do not get compromised.
[10:07] <rbasak> makara: just be aware that every thing you do on a server may be a potential extra channel in.
[10:11] <makara> rbasak, well no probs yet touch wood
[10:51] <eagles0513875> hey guys I have an adsl connection and the setup is as follows the modem is a wireless modem router then i have a switch connected to it and i need to setup vpn and eventually email. My question becomes, do i need an adsl modem router which supports vpn tunnels
[10:53] <rbasak> eagles0513875: no just run openvpn and set up a port forward on your router for the correct udp port.
[10:53] <eagles0513875> rbasak: perfect :)
[12:45] <toabctl> is there a tool to collect all installed packages on different servers and store the info centralized? something like landscape but for free
[12:46] <toabctl> and not spacewalk. I just need the information. I don't want to install updates with that.
[13:06] <geser> toabctl: with "dpkg --get-selections" you can get the list of installed packages
[13:59] <makara> i want to uninstall the bluetooth service from my 12.04 LTS installation
[13:59] <makara> but I can't even stop it
[13:59] <makara> sudo service bluetooth stop
[14:00] <makara> it doesn't show up in "ps ax"
[14:00] <makara> or pstree
[14:00] <Rodge_> Hi! I'm looking for httpd on my Ubuntu Server 12.04.3 LTS, but can't find it.. has it been renamed (getting help from a guy at #httpd who thinks this is renamed)?
[14:08] <mardraum> did you install apache?
[14:09] <mardraum> it used to install that as a target up until v 2.4
[14:11] <bgardner> Rodge_: If you mean apache, you want /var/www for the default docroot or /etc/apache2 for the default config file location.
[14:11] <Rodge_> ok, so, on Ubuntu httpd is referred to as apache2?
[14:12] <mardraum> not sure where you have come from, but the apache project used to also install a "httpd" target
[14:13] <Rodge_> ok.. well, I have an empty httpd.conf file, yes...
[14:13] <mardraum> most people would use the OS scripts for controlling the daemon or apachectl and friends
[14:13] <Rodge_> (imported by apache2.conf)
[14:13] <Rodge_> ok
[14:13] <rbasak> Rodge_: there are many "httpd"s. Apache provides one, I suppose, but neither the process name nor the binary is called httpd, AFAIK. I don't think this is Ubuntu-specific. It's distro-wide.
[14:15] <Rodge_> hehe ok :) ..thought Ubuntu was a distro, lol
[14:16] <rbasak> It is.
[14:16] <rbasak> I mean that I believe Ubuntu isn't special here. Other distros do it too.
[14:19] <zul> rbasak:  i thought fedora called it httpd ?
[14:19] <Rodge_> aaah, ok :)
[14:19] <rbasak> zul: oh, it does?
[14:20] <zul> rbasak:  yeah now you got me wondering
[14:20] <rbasak> That would almost be presumptuous if it weren't for Apache's history.
[14:21] <zul> rbasak:  http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/DistrosDefaultLayout
[14:21] <zul> rbasak:  yeah im not going crazy
[14:22] <rbasak> I think I probably last used Apache on RedHat in around 1998. Must have forgotten. Thanks :)
[14:23] <zul> rbasak:  blocked it out dont you mean? :)
[14:23] <rbasak> :)
[14:27] <hallyn_> zul: so i'l ljust push the migration-state fix to the trusy libvirt package?  you had nothing else you wanted to add?
[14:28] <zul> hallyn_:  nope its all yours
[14:28] <hallyn_> ok
[14:28] <hallyn_> "thanks"  :)
[14:45] <railsraider> Hi, I have 14 upstart jobs, each is very intensive CPU load, i need to find a way to restart all of them in batch one by one cause if i try to run all of them the server is dead until it finish
[14:47] <makara> railsraider, when do you need to restart them?
[14:47] <railsraider> when i deploy code
[14:47] <railsraider> i just need to find a way to chain and sleep between each
[14:48] <makara> railsraider, you're looking at a bash solution
[14:48] <railsraider> makara: what doe s this do under the hood? http://pastebin.com/pksWkacW becasue when i do start resque_all it stops and starts all resque_N.conf
[14:49] <railsraider> no idea how this works
[14:50] <makara> railsraider, how do you deploy code. Do you have a git service hook?
[14:50] <railsraider> with capistrano
[14:50] <railsraider> no
[14:50] <makara> or do you poll with a cron job
[14:53] <makara> railsraider, need to know more about capristrano
[14:53] <railsraider> capistrano is just away to run commands over ssh
[14:53] <railsraider> and do git pull
[14:54] <railsraider> im saying even with out it i want a way to restart all resque workers upstart files
[14:54] <railsraider> serially with a delay
[14:54] <makara> railsraider, my bash script for pulling repos looks like this: for repo in *; do [[ -d $repo ]] && (cd "$repo"; printf "$repo : "; git pull); done
[14:54] <makara> it does them serially
[14:56] <makara> i would just need to change "git pull" to "git pull; sleep 60"
[14:57] <makara> just put your restart command in there
[14:59] <makara> railsraider, you could just get capistrano to execute your own script
[14:59] <railsraider> makara: the issue is not that, is that i dont know how many resque_#.conf files i have
[15:00] <railsraider> im looking in a diff direction now
[15:00] <makara> scrape the directory for .conf files
[15:00] <makara> try the bash channel
[15:00] <railsraider> k thanks
[15:01] <rtg> jamespage, can you get any finer granularity on where in the teardown process you're getting this kernel crash ? re: bug #1251035
[20:17] <hallyn_> stgraber: did you have anything you wanted to stage for trusty lxc?  else i'll just push the single fix for lxc-start -f right quick
[20:17] <stgraber> hallyn_: nope, nothing staged here
[20:19] <hallyn_> cool
[21:07] <octocodercat> Hello!
[21:08] <octocodercat> Does anyone have any advice on how to resist the urge to throw a server out the window because it takes three hours to download the APT package lists at installation time?
[21:10]  * octocodercat rages
[21:11] <_afu_> lol.  Try different mirror?
[21:11] <mickie> Hi All, with ufw enabled a samba server can only be accessed with its IP address, not its name. I have blocked an IP range on the LAN, but allowed all the rest. What could cause this?
[21:13] <_afu_> If you disable the firewall does it work ok?
[21:13] <mickie> thanks _afu_, with ufw disabled it works as expected
[21:14] <mickie> I have blocked an IP range that is served by the dhcp router to wireless clients. The rest (office PCs) are allowed access for the samba app
[21:15] <_afu_> mickie, Not blocking anything but IP ranges? Not blocking ports or protocols?
[21:15] <mickie> Correct.
[21:15] <mickie> Well ... no, sorry
[21:16] <_afu_> Wonder if broadcast is involved here?
[21:16] <mickie> I am blocking UDP 137,138 and TCP 139,445 for the wireless clients
[21:16] <_afu_> Or DNS?
[21:16] <mickie> and I have allowed 192.168.0.0/24 for the Samba app
[21:17] <mickie> The server is not acting as a DNS resolver, so I would think that ufw would block any requests
[21:18] <mickie> I did allow UDP 53 for all machines on the LAN and it still fails
[21:18] <_afu_> Hmmm...
[21:19] <_afu_> Review firewall rules via cmd line?
[21:19] <mickie> Yep. I did and all looks as I specified it.
[21:19] <_afu_> iptables -L I think
[21:19] <mickie> /sbin/iptables -L -v -n
[21:19] <_afu_> ya   dats it
[21:19] <_afu_> Hmmm...
[21:20] <mickie> I don't really understand smb/cifs
[21:20] <mickie> or how MSWindows machines recognise each other
[21:21] <_afu_> I'm learning that now,  MS that is.  You using MS DNS or BIND?
[21:22] <_afu_> Guess it dosent matter if turning the server firewall off fixes the problem
[21:22] <mickie> The router acts as the DNS resolver (I think) and the MSWindows speak among themselves
[21:22] <mickie> Just got a thought ... perhaps I shouldn't have blocked the edge router ...
[21:23] <_afu_> Off the top of my head, onlything I can think of is it requires a br0adcast but mot sure about that
[21:23] <mickie> Hmm ... I'm off to try it. Thanks for the help!  :-)
[21:23] <_afu_> Good luck
[21:23] <_afu_> Not sure if I helped but...
[21:23] <mickie> I switched the broadcast on in the smb.conf, but still didn't work
[21:23] <mickie> Yes you did!  Gave me an idea to try something
[21:23] <mickie> thanks
[21:23] <_afu_> OK. Cool
[21:23] <mickie> bye now
[21:24] <_afu_> Bue
[21:24] <_afu_> or Bye
[22:05] <jrwren> any tcpdump filter expression knowledgable people can help me? http://paste.mitechie.com/show/1077/
[22:13] <sarnold> jrwren: how about ether[0:3] ? how about != instead of "not .. == .."  ?
[22:19] <jrwren> i'll try it, but I alreayd have not stp and not arp and not ether[20:2] == 0x2000
[22:19] <jrwren> working fine
[22:19] <jrwren> trying to add another ignore to the list