[00:10] <Xeronix> Sounds crazy to ask this in here, but has anyone ever had a problem with their graphics card fans being too close together (and thus contacting each other)
[01:21] <_root_> any take on this http://forum.nginx.org/read.php?11,245107
[02:02] <Hadron2> Greetings. :)
[02:05] <Hadron2> Can anyone point me to some Docs on setting up an Ubuntu Server as a bidirectional email gateway? All I want it to do is block spam/virus/malware inbound and outbound. No POP3/IMAP/etc. Been scouring Google all afternoon. Found plenty of good docs for setting up a stand-alone server, but not really for an AV gateway.
[02:06] <Hadron2> Most of the pre-built virtual appliances are entirely too expensive for my application/budget. Pretty much have to do it myself.
[02:48] <pmatulis> Hadron2: sounds like postfix + amavisd-new + sundry spam checks
[02:58] <Hadron2> pmatulis: That's what I'm thinking. I've done that numerous times for standalone servers. (+POP3/IMAP) Never done it as a relay/gateway. Looking for guides/HOWTOs on that. :)
[02:59] <Hadron2> pmatulis: This time around there will be no local storage or accounts. (ActiveDirectory, storage on Exchange 2013)
[03:01] <Hadron2> pmatulis: My client blew their budget on the Exchange Server + CALs. Were doing find until the spam started rolling in. Now they want AS/AV without dropping more $$$ for a subscription.
[03:01] <pmatulis> Hadron2: if you've done it before you just need to *not* have pop3/imap (mail store).  it's less, so it should be easier.  only thing you need to do is forward the mail onward
[03:36] <PryMar56> is it always true that mysqld is not under upstart? or is it optional?
[03:45] <anepanaliptos> guys, email server, check out zimbra
[03:45] <anepanaliptos> iv been using it since 2011
[03:45] <anepanaliptos> the earlier versions suck, but 7.0+ is great. (still eeeeh on v8 though)
[03:45] <anepanaliptos> needs 2gb ram and decent cpu.
[03:51] <dkuhlman> Anyone have a minute for a n00b question?
[03:54] <jpds> dkuhlman: Not unless we know what the question is.
[03:56] <dkuhlman> I'm trying to configure a static IP address on a new ubuntu server.  I've edited /etc/network/interfaces and put in the IP, mask, broadcast, network, and DNS addresses.  When I try to restart networking I get the error "ifdown: couldn't read interfaces file..."
[05:38] <jpds> dkuhlman: Then, you've misconfigured something.
[05:39] <jpds> dkuhlman: Sounds like you're missing a gateway?
[05:39] <jpds> Putting your interfaces file on pastebin.ubuntu.com would help.
[06:04] <DRice7> hey guys, I'm having some trouble with an ASRock motherboard and ACPI - here are the results.log of fstw: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6502794/
[06:05] <DRice7> any insight would be appreciated
[06:25] <zkvvoob> Hello! I am having problems with my Ubuntu 12.10 server and Postfix, namely when someone tries to send an email to an already configured account, it doesn't arrive. Instead, the sender gets back a MAILER-DAEMON message saying the user does not exist.
[06:29] <zkvvoob> Could someone please help me troubleshoot?
[06:40] <Semor> how could I reload and link a .so file without restarting my process
[06:40] <Semor> how could I reload and relink a .so file without restarting my process
[09:49] <eagles0513875> hey guys
[09:49] <eagles0513875> I have an issue on 12.04 with dovecot + postfix + mysql for virtual users and domains as i need a multiple domain setup
[09:51] <eagles0513875> scratch that
[10:34] <remix_tj> eagles0513875: what's the problem?
[10:34] <eagles0513875> remix_tj: think i have got it solved
[10:34] <eagles0513875> :)
[10:35] <eagles0513875> thanks though remix_tj
[13:23] <hadifarnoud> when I tar -zxvf myfile.tar.gz, I get errors like tar: Ignoring unknown extended header keyword `SCHILY.dev'
[13:23] <hadifarnoud> It does extract though. not sure it does it completely
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[18:50] <stetho> Hi - can anyone tell me what I might be missing? If I type sudo do-release-upgrade ( or sudo do-release-upgrade -d) in to a 13.04 server, I get "No new release found" - is there something else I have to do to get to 13.10?
[18:58] <ikonia> why are you using -d
[18:58] <ikonia> stetho: why are you using -d ?
[18:58] <andol> stetho: Any chance that /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades for some reason is configured to only prefer lts releases?
[18:59] <stetho> ikonia: To see if it made a difference. No other reason.
[18:59] <ikonia> it shouldn't be as it's 13.04
[18:59] <ikonia> stetho: you're aware that pushes you to a development build though right ?
[18:59] <andol> ikonia: Agree that it shouldn't be, but on the other hand stetho shouldn't have the failure he is having either :) Hence the long shot.
[19:00] <stetho> ikonia: Yes - like I said, just testing.
[19:00] <ikonia> stetho: thats fine, just checking, didn't want you to wreck a machine
[19:01] <stetho>  /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades just contains what you would expect [DEFAULT] Prompt=normal
[19:58] <blueking> add RARING  are command in linux ?
[19:58] <blueking> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2181190&p=12823425#post12823425
[20:25] <TheLordOfTime> When installing LAMP via tasksel, how does one restart the PHP5 service for the LAMP stack, thereby refreshing the PHP plugins that are loaded?
[20:26] <parallel21> My guess would be sudo service php5 restart
[20:28] <bekks> TheLordOfTime: sudo service apache2 restart
[20:29] <TheLordOfTime> bekks, they have to restart the entire apache setup>?
[20:29] <TheLordOfTime> s/setup/instance/
[20:29] <TheLordOfTime> sounds bloody inefficient to me
[20:29] <bekks> TheLordOfTime: Yes.
[20:29] <bekks> TheLordOfTime: PHP is loaded as an apache module.
[20:29] <bekks> TheLordOfTime: If it is inefficient to you, patch it :)
[20:29] <TheLordOfTime> parallel21, tried that, didn't work, I'm guessing because libapache2-mod-php5 and apache modules instead of a normal service like php5-fpm which listens separately from the web server
[20:30] <TheLordOfTime> bekks, might as well just go yell at apache upstream then, if you have to restart the entire Apache instance just to reload PHP modules, you're doing it wrong
[20:30] <parallel21> TheLordOfTime: I use nginx for most things web. I believe bekks answer is correct
[20:30] <bekks> TheLordOfTime: Well, then patch it. Be aware to face heavy discussions. :)
[20:30] <TheLordOfTime> apache probably does that so sysadmins dont' have to bother restarting multiple services, but it's bloody inefficient to stop then start apache just to reload PHP
[20:30] <TheLordOfTime> parallel21, same here, +1 to you
[20:31] <TheLordOfTime> bekks, i wouldn't touch the Apache packages with a three-thousand-mile-long pole.
[20:31] <TheLordOfTime> they're worse than the PHP5 packages
[20:31] <bekks> TheLordOfTime: Then live with them as they are.
[20:34] <TheLordOfTime> bekks, i prefer nginx + php5-fpm thanks :P
[20:34] <TheLordOfTime> i'm asking because i was curious
[20:34] <TheLordOfTime> and because i was helping someone at askubuntu with this >.>
[20:35] <bekks> TheLordOfTime: php5-fpm isnt an apache module. It is a standalone server. If you are using modules in you webserver, you have to restart the webserver.
[20:36] <TheLordOfTime> bekks, i'm aware, i was however mentioning i was using nginx + php5-fpm because i don't have to restart the entire webserver just to refresh PHP
[20:37] <TheLordOfTime> i'm well aware of how php5-fpm works, I've patched it a couple times
[20:37] <TheLordOfTime> my point is that I believe having to restart the entire web server is inefficient just to refresh a PHP module.
[20:38] <TheLordOfTime> urgh, trolling in another channel i watch...
[20:38] <TheLordOfTime> (back in a bit)
[22:02] <jrwren> ever heard of a graceful restart?
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