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[15:46] <Diegonat> hi guys... I have a question. I have an apache server, behind another ubuntu server which forwards requests to port 80 to apache server. However, whatever domains I try to reach, apache server gives me back always the default website. Why?
[16:16] <thebwt> Diegonat: how are you doing the forward?
[16:16] <thebwt> and he's gone
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[17:22] <mickkie> Hi All, I'm running 12.04.3 LTS and would like to install strongswan-5.1.1 which seems to be available in trusty universe. How can I go about installing it on my server? Current repos only show strongswan-4.5.2-1.2
[17:31] <remix_tj> mickkie: wait for a backport or look if is already available. I suggest to not install unsupported packages on a server, you will leave a door open with possible security holes
[17:32] <mickkie> Thanks remix_tj, can you please tell where I could look for backports?
[17:32] <mickkie> I'm not familiar with Ubuntu ...
[17:33] <remix_tj> mickkie: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports
[17:36] <mickkie> Thanks!  I had a quick look in /etc/apt/sources.list and it seems that precise-backports are listed.  Still no recent version of strongswan showing.  :-(  Does this mean that no one has developed the latest version yet?
[17:39] <remix_tj> mickkie: no one has backported it. If you really think it could be useful you can ask for a backport, but i do not know what's the correct procedure. Ask google, in case.
[17:39] <mickkie> Cool, thanks for your help remix_tj.
[17:42] <aslaen> Hello, has anyone here successfully setup cobbler for pxe boot?
[18:34] <gsdhgcvertgrjh> WARNING       WARNING      WARNING,                       WARNING
[18:34] <gsdhgcvertgrjh> WARNING             WARNING              WARNING,     WARNING         WARNING
[18:34] <gsdhgcvertgrjh>  YOU MAY BE WATCHED
[18:34] <gsdhgcvertgrjh> YOU MAY BE WATCHED
[18:34] <gsdhgcvertgrjh>                 YOU MAY BE WATCHED
[18:52] <nwilson5> anyone have an example for /etc/network/interfaces for assigning static ip's for multiple interfaces. I can get it to work with just one interface, but mess it up when I try to add others
[19:03] <pmatulis> nwilson5: pastebin what you have
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[19:34] <nwilson5> pmatulis: thanks but got it figured out. Set one of the static ip's gateways to 0.0.0.0
[20:08] <zotta> Is there a way to allow a non root user to restart a service running as root in such a way that the user doing it does not need to become root himself?
[20:08] <ddsss> if I add a system user (the one without home directory) - can ssh keys be created for that user?
[20:13] <melmoth> zotta, sudo is probably the tool you are looking for.
[20:18] <zerick> yes, sudo will let users do that
[20:21] <zotta> ok, i did not realize i could whitelist single commands
[20:28] <zotta> lulz: "-bash: man: command not found"
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[21:28] <markthomas> nwilson5: I'm a little late to your routing conversation, but in /etc/network/interfaces, you do not need to assign a default gateway for each interface, to 0.0.0.0 or otherwise.
[21:41] <mgw> Which is the appropriate dpkg script for adding a user? preinst or postinst?
[21:50] <androidbruce> hey guys trying to do an install, grabbed 12.04 i'm having an issue grabbing from the mirror
[21:50] <androidbruce> mirror doesn't support specified release
[21:50] <androidbruce> which seems weird
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[22:42] <orogor> hi
[22:42] <orogor> http://pastebin.com/QqmwWcLN
[22:42] <orogor> on 8gb there s only 256M free with maybe 2gb of resident memory for apps and 1gb of cache
[22:43] <orogor> anyone knows where the rest of the memory is ?
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[22:45] <nwilson5> thanks markthomas, yeah I thought you had to. if you have multiple network interfaces is there a definitive way to tell the system which one to use by default for internet connectivity if it doesn't match the other subnets
[22:46] <nwilson5> maybe by defining the gateway, it seems to have done it on this setup
[22:46] <markthomas> nwilson5, By default, you only have one "default" route.
[22:47] <markthomas> nwilson5, If you can conceive of a case with more than one default route, please let me know.
[22:47] <markthomas> nwilson5, Are you clear on what a default gateway is for?
[22:49] <nwilson5> wasn't sure how the default gateway was determined, if you define a gateway for your interfaces
[22:49] <nwilson5> I currently have the gateway defined on one of my interfaces and it seems to be using that as default as I wanted
[22:50] <Ontani> Hi i've downloaded a preinstalled armel+omap4 image
[22:50] <nwilson5> if neither interfaces had a gateway defined in /etc/network/interfaces I'm assuming it'd use the first interface... although that's obviously a total guess
[22:50] <Ontani> but I don't know the default login and password
[22:50] <Ontani> http://ftp.fi.debian.org/ubuntu-dvd/11.10/release/
[22:50] <Ontani> it's not described anywhere
[22:55] <orogor> Ontani, ubuntu/ubuntu
[22:55] <Ontani> tried that already
[22:55] <orogor> single user mode ?
[22:57] <orogor> ... then reset the pass
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[22:59] <Ontani> that worked orogor thanks