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rostamHI I would like upon ssh to my ubuntu 12.04, the /etc/profile to be sourced, is there a way to configured this on any login? thx00:08
Davieyzul: hey00:11
sarnoldrostam: if you're using bash, that should just happen automatically...00:11
rostamsarnold: that is what I thought but it does not,  I have to manually do . /etc/profile so the changes to take effect??00:13
sarnoldrostam: are you changes in /etc/profile over-ridden by settings in ~/.bashrc or ~/.*profile files?00:14
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rostamsarnold, it does not override that I am sure...00:20
rostamsarnold there is a specific profile which I have placed it in the /etc/profile.d once the /etc/profile is source that file also gets source00:22
zulDaviey:  still around?01:00
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frojndHi there.07:39
cfhowlettfrojnd, greetings07:39
frojndI have a huge problem. Somehow my IP is in /etc/hosts.deny07:39
cfhowlettd'oh!07:39
frojndeven if I remove that entry it keeps coming back :) so I can't ssh to it with another temrinal07:39
frojndluckily I'm still logged in by one terminal07:40
frojndwould it helped if I put my Ip in hosts.allow?07:40
frojndbut would like to know how my home ip ended up in hosts.deny in the first place07:41
frojndcfhowlett: any ideas? :=07:44
frojnd:)07:44
cfhowlettfrojnd, sorry, no.  I'm silent on areas outside my range of knowledge --- i.e. most server problems.  As we seem to be the only ones awake here, perhaps moving the query to #ubuntu might be in order.07:45
frojndnice idea07:52
frojndnoone there either07:57
frojnd:)07:57
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frojndIt was denyhosts08:32
frojndinterestingly08:32
cfhowlettfrojnd, so how ??08:33
frojndit was the configuraton file. I wasn't careful when I was updating and in /etc/denyhosts wasn't set PURGE_DENY08:35
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jamespagezul, you needed a allow-stderr restriction in tests/control09:05
jamespageotherwise stderr output == test failure09:06
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yolandajamespage, smoser, zul, what do you think about that? https://code.launchpad.net/~yolanda.robla/keystone/icehouse_fix-distribution/+merge/19827510:48
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jamespageyolanda, how would you feel about targetting that to upstream first?  I'd like to know that there is appetite to accept this type of header data as normal before we start adding patches to all of the packages.12:15
yolandajamespage, ok, what's the process to send some patch upstream? just submit like a code change to gerrit?12:16
jamespageyolanda, yes12:16
yolandashould i create some bug first?12:16
jamespageyolanda, sounds good12:17
yolandaok12:17
jamespagepeople can then comment on the bug12:17
jamespageyolanda, that approach means it can be overridden by configuration right?12:17
yolandajamespage, yes, if you add this section to config, it will be overriden12:17
yolandait only shows platform.dist() on default12:18
jamespageif so it would also be nice if there was a way to disable adding the header altogether12:18
jamespageDistribution = None12:19
jamespageor something similar12:19
yolandaok12:23
yolandai'll do some tests with it and then send upstream12:23
jamespagezul: https://code.launchpad.net/~james-page/cinder/python-six-1.4.1/+merge/19837812:28
jamespagezul, working through some neutron bugs today - might do an 0ubuntu2 later12:34
zuljamespage:  can you look at that horizon merge from yesterday as well12:35
jamespagezul, oh - yes of course12:35
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Davieyzul: you wanted me?13:07
zulDaviey:  yeah when you get a sec can you do a source new review for me?13:08
Davieyzul: oslo.rootwrap or swift-bench?13:10
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zulDaviey:  both13:28
Davieyzul: Ok, should be able to do it in about 1.5 hours.  Tied up in meetings until then.13:30
zulDaviey:  cool thanks..13:30
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zuljamespage:  horizon is ok?13:45
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smoseryolanda, that looks good14:29
yolandasent upstream14:30
mdeslaurdoes anyone know how to create an explicit deny ACE in samba?14:30
smoseris there any reason you wouldnt want to default to something like '/'.join(platform.dist)14:30
smosermaybe not.14:30
smoseryolanda, the only othe rcomment i have is why force 'X-' prefix ?14:32
smoseras opposed to letting that be configured.14:32
yolandasmoser, normally in http all extra headers are prepended with X- , right?14:33
yolandai just tried to send X-Distribution in config file but it was transformed to X_Distribution14:33
smoserwell that sucks.14:36
smoseri understand all "extra headers" being normally prefixed with 'X-'14:36
smoserbut don't know who's definition of 'extra' is right.  if you allowed thatin the config, then the provider can choose to put 'X-' or not put 'X-'.14:37
yolandasmoser, but then i'll need to replace the _ with - in headers, or they won't look right. And if some people just wanted to send a header with _ ?14:38
yolandamaybe just look for starting X_ and transform to X-14:38
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yolandasmoser, jamespage, what do you think about the X- headers then?14:58
smoseryolanda, i'm fine to let upstream discuss it and take it either way.14:58
smoserif it were my choice, i'd not want to force any restrictions on the headers.14:58
smoserbut i dont think its a very big deal.14:58
smoserannoying that config format squashes your '-'14:58
yolandasmoser, yes, my first try was to don't force the X- and give freedom14:59
yolandalet's see if people add comments there14:59
smosersomeone (me) might do it :)14:59
gyre007can someone tell me if Precise LTS has ipvs support in kernel ?15:00
gyre007basically lvs support is what Im after15:04
jrwrengyre007: signs point to no: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/6551563/15:09
gyre007oh no15:09
jrwrenyou can do lxc.15:10
jrwrenhttps://www.stgraber.org/2012/05/04/lxc-in-ubuntu-12-04-lts/15:10
gyre007not really...can I ?15:10
gyre007but I will need an image which has kernel with ipvs support compiled in15:11
jrwrenafaik, lxc does not use ipvs or lvs kernel mods15:11
gyre007I just actually installed keepalived on KXC15:11
jrwreninstead it uses namespaces and cgroups, which are newer and better.15:11
gyre007*LXC15:11
gyre007and I get the http://askubuntu.com/questions/388768/lvs-support-lts-12-0415:12
jrwrenbut I am not an expert in this area.15:12
gyre007LXC runs of the host's KErnel AFAIK15:12
jrwrenyes, there is only one kernel with lxc15:12
gyre007if host's Kernel' doesnt have lvs support you're screwed15:12
jrwrenso you really want to run keepalived ?15:12
gyre007so am I :-)15:12
gyre007well yeah15:12
gyre007whats wrong with that ? :)15:13
jrwrennothing, i'm just trying to understand what you want :)15:13
gyre007basically I need something which will give me vrrp15:13
gyre007and that's keepalived15:13
gyre007but it needs lvs15:13
jrwrenyou running routing protocols?15:13
gyre007Im trying to set up HA load balancer...15:14
gyre007with auto failover15:14
gyre007and keepalived looks like a pretty good candidate15:14
jrwrencool.15:14
gyre007well not really :-) if the kernel doesn't support it then....15:15
jrwrenvrrpd or ucarp?15:15
gyre007I dont think I need vrrpd15:15
gyre007keepalived is actually filling the role of vrrpd right ?15:15
jrwreni'm suggesting either of those instead of ipvs15:16
jrwreni don't know keepalived or ipvs very well.15:16
gyre007but can keepalived work with those ?15:16
jrwrenI think they would be used instead of keepalived15:16
gyre007mm15:16
jrwreni wish I knew someone esperienced with them to ask which to use, but I don't.15:17
arie_kiyoshihello guys15:33
zuljamespage:  ping...horizon review?15:38
stgraberhallyn_: hey, did you ever get sarnold to re-check lxc-user-nic? I'm getting tired of manually setting the setuid bit everytime I update LXC :)15:45
jamespageyolanda, how about taking a look at active/active rabbitmq across the openstack charms16:04
jamespageits on the blueprint and is an important delivery this cycle16:04
jamespagehttps://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/servercloud-1311-openstack-charms16:04
yolandawow, sounds challenging!16:05
jamespageyolanda, oh - and merges16:05
yolandayes, i was taking a look at merges right now :)16:05
jamespageI'm sure there are still some on the list - stuff lands in debian all the time!16:05
hallyn_stgraber: not since I pulled some code out16:07
beatstreetI have an ubuntu server that keeps locking up and requires reboot to get it back online16:07
hallyn_sarnold: ^16:07
beatstreetwhat's the best log to look up16:08
zuljamespage:  waitress and bs4 have been promoted fyi16:13
hallyn_waitress?16:16
zulhallyn_:  python-waitress -  dependency for python-webtest - dependency of keystone16:20
jamespagezul, marvellous16:21
zuljamespage:  ill wait for it to get out of proposed and run boom16:23
jamespagezul, how are we on the rest of icehouse-1?16:24
jamespageglance - dep wait16:25
zulchecking glance16:25
zuljamespage:  argh..16:25
jamespagezul, ceilometer - rebuilding now - bust on webtest16:26
zuljamespage:  glance rebuilding now16:27
caribousmoser: I saw that you mentionned merges during the meeting, any server specific list of merges or merge-o-matic is the source ?16:27
caribousmoser: I started to look at those & a few ftbs16:27
zuljamespage:  btw https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/horizon/2014.1.b1/+merge/19795716:28
jamespagezul, doing it now16:28
zuljamespage:  thanks16:28
smosercaribou, i didn't think anyone would call me on that :)16:30
* smoser goes to look for some stuff16:30
smosergrep-merges is helpful.16:30
smosercaribou, but yeah, generally merge-o-matic is your friend there.16:31
smoseri could look for something that looked "easy", but i dont hink you need something terribly easy.16:31
caribousmoser: I've done a couple already16:34
caribousmoser: I helped with crash & libpng only to find out that the original person responsible had done it already16:34
jamespagezul, it was still missing static assets, so I re-did them and pushed, and uploaded16:34
* smoser should probably do mine.16:34
Davieyzul: oslo.rootwrap, where did the orig tarball come from?16:34
smosercaribou, yeah, its always best to try to ping the last touch'd16:34
caribousmoser: I'll look around and see what I can find16:35
Davieyjamespage: binNEW on ceilometer?16:35
jamespage?16:35
Davieyjamespage: binNEW on ceilometer-agent-notification ?16:35
jamespageyeah - thats OK16:36
zulDaviey:  pypy16:36
jamespageits new this cycle16:36
zulDaviey:  er...pypi16:36
zulDaviey:  we know the upstream author pretty well https://pypi.python.org/pypi/oslo.rootwrap/1.0.016:37
Davieyzul: right, but it makes it quite hard to verify the source when the only hint i get is "Source: https://github.com/openstack/oslo-incubator"16:38
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zulDaviey:  argh i need to fix that up16:39
Davieyzul: Fany adding a get-orig-source?16:39
Davieyfancy*16:39
zulDaviey:  sure i can do that16:39
Davieyzul: ok, rejected that.. with that change (& copyright entry) happy to accept16:41
zulDaviey:  ok gimme a sec dont go anywhere16:41
beatstreetnsk16:44
zulDaviey:  just uploaded16:44
zuljamespage:  https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glance/1:2014.1~b1-0ubuntu1/+build/531770116:45
hallyn_win 3116:52
jamespagezul, rebuilding neutron as well - webtest dependency issues16:53
jamespagezul, so i think16:54
jamespagecinder: done16:54
jamespageceilometer: done16:54
jamespageheat: done16:54
jamespageglance: done16:54
jamespagenova: done16:54
jamespageneutron: inprogress16:55
jamespagehorizon: done16:55
jamespagekeystone: done16:55
zulack16:55
jamespageswift: nothing todo right?16:55
jamespagezul, ^^16:55
zuljamespage:  well they just did a rc this morning16:56
jamespageurgh16:56
zuli noticed16:56
zulso gimme a sec16:56
jamespageack16:56
hallyn_stgraber: bug 1254338   can you see any downside to detecting kernel version in /etc/init/lxc-net.conf and donig the iptables rule for veth checksum offloading if needed?16:56
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 1254338 in lxc "lxc containers failing dhcp (dup-of: 930962)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/125433816:57
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 930962 in lxc "dhcp3-server reports many bad udp checksums to syslog using virtio NIC" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/93096216:57
stgraberhallyn_: in theory there will be a small CPU overhead in doing that when it's not needed (recent dhcp client) but no, I'm not opposed to it. If we do it, I think it'd probably be easier to just always add that rule (like I believe libvirt does).16:58
zuljamespage:  actually its milestone proposed...so i would rather wait til thursday for that one16:58
jamespagezul, after christmas we should get trove out of -proposed and into CI as well16:58
jamespagewe don't need to MIR it yet16:58
zuljamespage:  or before16:58
jamespagebut it should at least work :-)16:58
zulin theory yes :)16:58
hallyn_smoser: bug 1090223, maybe it's time to request vmbuilder be pulled from the archive16:58
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 1090223 in vm-builder "The directory ubuntu-kvm disappeared after creating vms failed" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/109022316:58
zulhallyn_:  yes please :)16:59
hallyn_stgraber: well id on't really want to end up with 200 copies of that rule though16:59
hallyn_hm.  i wish iptables was a little more useful :)16:59
hallyn_zul: how do we go about that?16:59
zulhallyn_:  open up a bug and ask the archive admin to do it17:00
stgraberhallyn_: isn't libvirt adding an interface-specific rule?17:00
zulthat reminds me we should remove xcp as well17:00
stgraberhallyn_: yeah, it's:17:00
stgraber    5  1656 CHECKSUM   udp  --  *      virbr0  0.0.0.0/0            0.0.0.0/0            udp dpt:68 CHECKSUM fill17:00
hallyn_stgraber: ok, cool.  so i guess i'll add that in trust, but i don't wanna sru17:01
hallyn_zul: open bug against vmbulider itself, or against ubuntu?17:01
stgraberhallyn_: yeah, that's fine. I expect it'll mostly hit people upgrading from 12.04 anyway17:01
hallyn_smoser: any objection to that (removing vmbuilder from archive)17:01
zulvmbuilder itself17:02
hallyn_stgraber: and those cloud-archive people zul likes to cultivate17:02
zulhallyn_:  meh :)17:02
hallyn_zul: <sigh> i wonder if we should firrst see if any users want to fork+maintain it17:02
hallyn_nah, we can always add it back i guess17:02
zulhallyn_:  i dont think anyone wants to maintain it17:03
zultoo buggy, too old17:03
Davieyhallyn_: I'd like to see it proposed on ubuntu-server / ubuntu-devel first.17:03
DavieySome crazy people use it.. they should get the chance to step up and maintain it :)17:04
Daviey(unlikely)17:04
hallyn_jodh: btw, github pull requests for cgmanager and lxc get misfiled in my mail.  until i fix that, if anything urgent looks like it's being ignored pls just yell at me17:04
hallyn_Daviey: poor slobs like https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vm-builder/+bug/1090223 are losing data17:05
uvirtbotLaunchpad bug 1090223 in vm-builder "The directory ubuntu-kvm disappeared after creating vms failed" [High,Confirmed]17:05
hallyn_but, ok.17:05
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Davieyhallyn_: you make a good point.. but it seems this will continue to happen for the foreseeable future if this is removed anyway.  I guess someone should fix it.. /me hides. :)17:08
* hallyn_ throws the broken code and a copy of vim under the blanket Daviey is hiding under17:08
hallyn_"you'll need those" :)17:08
* Daviey wonders where soren is hiding.17:09
smoserhallyn_, i have no such objection.17:10
hallyn_best to have it out before trusty is released, i think17:12
Davieyhallyn_: your right.  How about raise a bug for removal, lets do it.. then state the fact on the ML's and suggest it could be re-introduced with a reliable offer to maintain it.17:15
hallyn_Daviey: too late, sent the email.17:17
jamespagezul, urgh - testing from the trunk testing ppa; nova can't connect to libvirt17:17
hallyn_'ll open the bug tomorrow17:17
jodhhallyn_: ack, thanks.17:18
zuljamespage:  log?17:19
jamespagezul, http://paste.ubuntu.com/6552155/17:19
zuljamespage:  why permission denied?17:19
hallyn_stgraber: did i do anything stupid here?  http://people.canonical.com/~serge/lxc-dhcp.debdiff17:30
* hallyn_ fires up a precise host to test on17:30
hallyn_jodh: oh hey, we now have the 'official' github tree at github.com/cgmanager/cgmanager.  probably best to start doing merge requests against it17:34
hallyn_github.com/hallyn/cgmanager will become my devel archive, so i can push prettier commits to the real tree :)17:35
jodhright. I have got one o/s pull request (https://github.com/hallyn/cgmanager/pull/3). Not sure why that's showing up against your branch though as I had thought I'd used the new official branch.17:36
hallyn_jodh: also, the realpath_escapes() fixup, i think it's better to do it the other way17:37
hallyn_so always have the actual raising of errors be in the top level function17:37
hallyn_so we don't have to guess whether the fn we called already did it17:37
stgraberhallyn_: you probably want a matching -D rule on stop?17:37
hallyn_stgraber: not sure, i was wondering if it would jsut go away when we delete the device17:38
jodhhallyn_: yeah, I did wonder about that.17:38
hallyn_stgraber: oh but i'm using the network not the device :(17:38
stgraberhallyn_: oh yeah, -o should be passed the interface name17:39
stgraberhallyn_: and I just checked, iptables doesn't care whether an interface exists or not17:39
stgraberhallyn_: so you'll need to clear it in stop17:39
hallyn_drat17:39
hallyn_well then i don't need the -o17:39
stgraberyou don't need it but you should have it17:40
stgraberotherwise iptables will try to fill the checksum on all interfaces17:40
stgraberwhat we want is: iptables $use_iptables_lock -t mangle -A POSTROUTING -o ${LXC_BRIDGE} -p udp -m udp --dport 68 -j CHECKSUM --checksum-fill17:41
stgraberand the same but -D in stop17:41
hallyn_stgraber: and the device should be the bridge tiself?17:41
hallyn_ok17:41
stgraberhallyn_: right. We can't filter using -d and -s since the DHCP traffic is broadcast, so we need to use -o with LXC_BRIDGE17:41
hallyn_jodh: so that's the downside of these pull reqeusts :)  I see a whole bunch of commits there.17:44
hallyn_lemme try and apply them 1-by-117:44
hallyn_actually no,17:44
hallyn_let's see if we can get the pll request aimed at cgmanager/cgmanager :)17:45
hallyn_jodh: changed my mind again :)  pulling, will move the errors out, and push to the other tree.  thanks!17:47
yolandajamespage, what's that neutron plugin doc?17:54
jamespageyolanda, ideas for how to manage neutron plugins via packaging a little easier17:54
jamespagezul, b-o-m running17:55
zulack17:55
jodhhallyn_: thank you!18:01
hallyn_no, thank you :)18:02
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jamespagezul, CA staging should be all up-to-date now18:37
zuljamespage:18:39
zuljamespage:  ack18:39
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jamespagezul, OK - all done18:47
jamespagegoing to the openstack meeting for beer now18:47
zullucky bastard ;)18:47
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w0rmiewhats the fonctional difference between dhcp3-server and isc-dhcp-server?18:53
Nomad_Can anyone help with making my 13.10 .iso into a valid usb bootable image?  I have used YUMI from the pendrivelinux team to make an image but every time I try to install the server just reboots.  If I try to do a rescue or memcheck it tells me /linux/* is missing.  I get the same thing with 12.10 and 13.10 desktop as well.18:54
jpdsw0rmie: $ apt-cache show dhcp3-server18:54
jpdsw0rmie: N: Can't select versions from package 'dhcp3-server' as it is purely virtual18:55
sarnoldNomad_: just use dd: dd if=/path/to/ubuntu.iso of=/dev/sdg  (or whatever your usb device is, check using dmesg to see what address it is assigned..)18:56
w0rmiejpds: the problem is that i need to modify /etc/default/dhcp3-server so i don't know really what's its equivalent by using isc-dhcp-server18:57
Nomad_sarnold: dd the iso to the usb stick?18:58
Nomad_didn't think that worked straight up18:59
sarnoldNomad_: it does because the ubuntu ISOs are 'hybrid isos', designed to work that way. it's convenient, especially now that the isos are too large to fit on CDs. hehe.18:59
Nomad_oh, nice to know19:00
Nomad_thank you19:00
jpdsw0rmie: It'll be under /etc/dhcp/*19:01
hallyn_stgraber: uh.  say.  in lxc blueprint, what does this mean?  Update the upstart job to setup the LXC profile as a namespace19:05
stgraberhallyn_: I think there's an "apparmor" missing in there19:06
stgraberhallyn_: from what I remember, jjohansen said we'd need to pass some extra flag to apparmor when loading the lxc profile so that it'd allow profile stacking by setting up a new namespace19:07
hallyn_stgraber: ah, thanks19:07
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syfhvbgos7 YOU MAY BE WATCHED19:09
syfhvbgos7YOU MAY BE WATCHED19:09
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syfhvbgos7Do usa&Israel use chat &facebook 2 spy?!?!?!?19:09
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NBeeuwsaertHey, would this be an appropriate place to ask about downloading the messages from one server to another?19:56
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err-orNBeeuwsaert: what?20:13
NBeeuwsaertI need to have one server fetch mail from a user on another server, I was wondering if there was an efficient way to do that without having to set up imap or pop20:14
NBeeuwsaert(Also if this is the appropriate place for asking that?)20:15
err-orNBeeuwsaert: did you have a look on fetchmail already?20:15
err-orNBeeuwsaert: don't ask to ask!20:15
err-orNBeeuwsaert: but i'm not sure it works without mda20:16
NBeeuwsaertyeah, but then I'd have to set up dovecot or courier on the server, and that seems excessive20:16
err-orNBeeuwsaert: its not that much :P and you have lots of more experience you could add for your next job request ;)20:16
NBeeuwsaertYeah that's true :P20:17
NBeeuwsaertI Was thinking setting up postfix to use Maildir, and then rsyncing down from the server20:17
err-ori run fetchmail - postfix - dovecot - thunderbird (or any other imap capable mail-client)20:17
err-orNBeeuwsaert: this one is a good one ;) https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PostfixVirtualMailBoxClamSmtpHow20:20
jamespagezul: everything flushed through to proposed20:20
jamespageI'll re-run the deploy test I did with those packages20:20
zuljamespage:  ack20:21
err-orNBeeuwsaert: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PostfixVirtualMailBoxClamSmtpHowTo sry :P20:23
err-orNBeeuwsaert: arg... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PostfixVirtualMailBoxClamSmtpHowto20:24
NBeeuwsaertlol did you type those by hand?20:26
err-orNBeeuwsaert: nope first i forgot to copy the 'to' and entered 'To' manually. don't just copy & paste !! :D20:28
NBeeuwsaertok ok :P20:28
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NBeeuwsaertack, hit a snag21:12
NBeeuwsaertno permission to put fetchmail on the server21:12
d1n0i have a ipmipower process consuming 100% cpu, i got a feeling its from a node i didn't delete properly21:16
NBeeuwsaertjust kidding, fetchmail was always there, and nobody can say otherwise >:)21:17
beatstreetI have an ubuntu server that keeps locking up and requires reboot to get it back online21:19
beatstreetwhat's the best log to look up21:19
guntbertbeatstreet: /var/log/syslog has lmost everything21:20
beatstreetok21:20
guntbert*almost21:20
beatstreetthanks21:20
w0rmienfs-commons is installed but no way to symlink /etc/network/if-up.d/mountnfs within /etc/rcS.d/S35mountnfs21:21
w0rmiei can't find mountnfs in the /etc/network/if-up.d21:21
FunnyLookinHatHey - got a quick question for you guys - I'm trying to migrate a ton of files from one server to another ( slow transfer rate, long story ) and I want to run my rsync job only between midnight and 5am... can you think of a clever way to run an rsync for only that specified time period other than cronning a start and kill script ?21:24
NBeeuwsaertFunnyLookinHat, cron?21:28
NBeeuwsaertOH wait, I read that weird21:28
NBeeuwsaertI think rsync has a --time-limit option21:29
sarnoldFunnyLookinHat: if you've got a spare few days to learn about tc, you could keep it running continuously but change the bandwidth allotted to the transfer during 'work' hours so it won't eat so much bandwidth...21:30
FunnyLookinHatsarnold, already using --bwlimit21:33
FunnyLookinHatOoh I see what you mean21:33
w0rmienfs-commons is installed but no way to symlink /etc/network/if-up.d/mountnfs within /etc/rcS.d/S35mountnfs21:40
w0rmiei can't find mountnfs in the /etc/network/if-up.d/ folder21:40
d1n0Can anyone help with this error: could not access file '334b532c-c71f-483e-8f36-beea1905536d-provider-state': gomaasapi: got error back from server: 401 UNAUTHORIZED21:41
d1n0I get that when trying to bootstrap the maas21:42
NBeeuwsaertFunnyLookinHat, Looks like rsync has a "--time-limit" and "--stop-at" option in version 3.1 (with a patch) so if yours feeling upto compiling rsync you could give that a go21:46
FunnyLookinHatYeah but it's not built into the rsync I have21:46
FunnyLookinHatso I just used timeout21:46
FunnyLookinHat:)21:46
FunnyLookinHatNBeeuwsaert, timeout <seconds> <command>21:47
FunnyLookinHatAnd it just send a kill to the process after the seconds have elapsed :)21:47
NBeeuwsaerthuh I thought that was just for individual transfers, and would fail it if it took too long21:47
igalicI. Hate. Preseed.21:52
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FunnyLookinHatNBeeuwsaert, Yeah that's what I thought too - but tested and it works  :)21:57
NBeeuwsaertit won't cut a file off halfway?21:57
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w0rmieis there any way to capture current data on RAM and save it into recoverable image from HDD?22:39
Patrickdkw0rmie, hibernate?22:51
w0rmiePatrickdk: thank you for your answer, so can i recuperate the RAM image as a file to store on the HDD and "des-hibernate" it to make it readable?23:03
w0rmiei'm installing a cluster to execute too much data on my 72GB of RAM so i would to save the current RAM work in order to reload other calculations23:06
sarnoldyikes, that does not sound fun, and not exactly something to try to get the hang of in the middle of an important job..23:08
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