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w0rmie | i've a connexion problem with a DELL XPS 8700 while installing ubuntu server 12.10 | 00:42 |
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w0rmie | the configuration looks fine, but no way to access to internet for updates | 00:43 |
w0rmie | RTNETLINK: File exists | 00:44 |
w0rmie | Failed to bring up p2p1 | 00:44 |
w0rmie | so? | 00:44 |
sarnold | w0rmie: unrelated, but are you sure you want to install 12.10 onto a server today? 12.10 is EOL in three months: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases | 00:45 |
w0rmie | it's the most stable release i think to build a beowulf cluster | 00:47 |
w0rmie | do you have an idea about how to resolve this sarnold? :) | 00:51 |
sarnold | w0rmie: not off the top of my head; are there any more errors in dmesg? in the log files? what's the output of 'ip addr show', 'ip route show', etc? | 00:51 |
w0rmie | $ ip addr show gives: 192.168.11.0/24 dev p2p1 proto kernel scope link src 192.168.11.111 | 00:56 |
w0rmie | it's ip route show sorry | 00:56 |
sarnold | ah, good, I though that 192.168.11.0/24 looked pretty strange there.. | 00:57 |
w0rmie | ;) | 00:57 |
sarnold | do you have a default route? | 00:58 |
w0rmie | yes | 01:00 |
sarnold | can you ping or otherwise contact the router listed in the default route? | 01:01 |
w0rmie | already done, unreachable | 01:01 |
sarnold | hrm, does dmesg say anything interesting about the interface? do you have ethtool installed? does it say anything interesting about your nic? | 01:03 |
sarnold | can you throw a 'known good' nic (laptop?) into that port on the switch? test the cable too? | 01:03 |
w0rmie | the cable is tested and the network is fine, i am using windows and OSX too in the same net segment | 01:04 |
w0rmie | ethtool says: Current message level: 0x00000033 (51) | 01:06 |
w0rmie | ethtool says: drv probe ifdown ifup Link detected: yes | 01:06 |
sarnold | sorry w0rmie, I think I'm out of idas | 01:08 |
w0rmie | it's ok sir, something goes wrong with the default kernel for RTL8111/8168B as i see on a forum here ;) | 01:10 |
Lightsword | i'm trying to install ubuntu 13.10 on a supermicro MBD-H8SGL-F AMD socket G34 Opteron motherboard but the install freezes right after the initial loader | 02:56 |
hitsujiTMO | Lightsword: where exactly does it freeze? have you made any keyboard entry at this point? | 03:04 |
Lightsword | right after I hit the install ubuntu right after boot | 03:04 |
Lightsword | actually there must be a bug in 13.10 | 03:04 |
Lightsword | 13.04 worked | 03:04 |
hitsujiTMO | are you able to get up another tty at the point it freezes? | 03:06 |
Lightsword | I was installing using the internal KVM | 03:07 |
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makara | hi. I've locked myself out of a VM by setting SSH to refuse passwords, before I added my key. I've added the vdh to another instance of Ubuntu. How can I see it, and mount it, so I can add the key? | 08:55 |
hitsujiTMO | makara: is the drive showing up: sudo fdisk -l | 08:58 |
makara | hitsujiTMO, yeah, it's /dev/sdb | 08:59 |
makara | doesn't show in df | 08:59 |
hitsujiTMO | makara: which partition of that is the / ? | 08:59 |
hitsujiTMO | makara: sorry which partition of that is the /home ? | 09:00 |
hitsujiTMO | makara: could you pastebin the output: sudo fdisk -l | 09:00 |
makara | sdb1 | 09:01 |
hitsujiTMO | makara: sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt | 09:01 |
hitsujiTMO | makara: is sdb1 the / so? | 09:01 |
makara | I've got the home directory here | 09:02 |
makara | no .ssh folder yet | 09:02 |
makara | i'm the same user on both machines | 09:02 |
makara | mkdir .ssh permission denied | 09:03 |
makara | what is your question? | 09:03 |
hitsujiTMO | makara: ok. whats the path to the home as its mounted now? | 09:04 |
makara | /mnt/home/ | 09:04 |
hitsujiTMO | makara: so: mkdir /mnt/home/makara/.ssh | 09:04 |
makara | permission denied | 09:05 |
hitsujiTMO | makara: ls -ld /mnt/home/makara | 09:05 |
makara | makara:makara | 09:06 |
makara | ls | 09:06 |
hitsujiTMO | makara: mount | grep /dev/sdb1 | 09:06 |
makara | /dev/sdb1 on /mnt type ext4 (rw) | 09:07 |
hitsujiTMO | makara: ls -l /mnt/home/makara/.ssh | 09:07 |
makara | no such file or directory | 09:08 |
makara | why would it be there? | 09:08 |
makara | that's the problem | 09:08 |
makara | I've edit sshd_config to allow passwords | 09:08 |
makara | I'm going to detach and reboot | 09:08 |
makara | thx 4 help | 09:08 |
hitsujiTMO | makara: cool. might be easiest. can't see why you're getting the errors | 09:08 |
zetheroo | I ssh into one of our KVM host servers and perform a simple df -h ... but it just sits there without giving any output. I have to exit the terminal, open a new terminal and ssh back in to get any response again ... | 09:09 |
zetheroo | Also if I cd into /mnt and then try to do ls -la the same behavior occurs ... will not show anything and the terminal session is frozen ... | 09:09 |
makara | I guess it knows the makara@pep is not makara@giz | 09:09 |
hitsujiTMO | zetheroo: check dmesg and /var/log/syslog for any errors related to the df -h | 09:09 |
makara | hitsujiTMO, I think i also encrypted the home directory. Would I be able to see the files in that case? | 09:10 |
zetheroo | ok | 09:10 |
hitsujiTMO | makara: no, the filesystem isn't aware of the host | 09:10 |
hitsujiTMO | makara: ahh. if it was encrypted then you must load the encypted folder. the main folder is locked | 09:10 |
zetheroo | hitsujiTMO: looks like one of the nfs mounts isn't responding ... thanks ;) | 09:11 |
makara | hitsujiTMO, there are two folders? | 09:13 |
hitsujiTMO | makara: with encrypted home folders, you encrypted home is mounted in place of /home/makara when you log in. the /home/makara on the drive is used as a mount point | 09:14 |
makara | hitsujiTMO, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ecryptfs-utils/+bug/364015 | 09:37 |
makara | real pity that. I won't be using encrypted home for a while | 09:37 |
zck | hi there | 09:38 |
hitsujiTMO | makara: ahh. yeah. thats a bit annoying. | 09:38 |
hitsujiTMO | makara: at least encrypted home is still valid for client devices | 09:39 |
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makara | hitsujiTMO, i'm going to remove the encryption | 09:51 |
makara | but all the web pages show how to do it from a GUI | 09:51 |
makara | any idea how to cli this? | 09:51 |
hitsujiTMO | makara: afraid not. its not something a play with | 09:52 |
b00tbu9 | hi | 09:58 |
b00tbu9 | I would like to know how to set up and use mailx | 09:58 |
b00tbu9 | with an existing smtp server | 09:58 |
b00tbu9 | Tried searching internet.. | 09:59 |
b00tbu9 | nothing worked | 09:59 |
zck | b00tbu9: why do you want to use it? | 10:04 |
smb | hallyn, I am on the libvirt update | 10:13 |
hallyn | smb: cool, thanks | 10:16 |
hallyn | smb: I just noticed it was only marked as affecting virt-manager while the patch was against libvirt :) | 10:16 |
smb | hallyn, Yeah, I was about to change it later when I got the package prepared and tested. So you changing it saved me the hassle. :) | 10:17 |
smb | hallyn, Just marked the virt-manager task invalid for that reason | 10:17 |
makara | how can I chroot into a mounted filesystem? I want to create a user for the mounted drive, not my working OS | 10:22 |
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hallyn | smb: I didn't know offhand how to do that through the email api :) | 10:24 |
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smb | hallyn, He, nor would I :) | 10:25 |
hallyn | I guess I could have just done a new 'affects' stanza followed by status invalid | 10:26 |
smb | hallyn, Got libvirt source package ready for quick sanity check and sponsoring up at chinstrap:~smb/4review | 10:32 |
smb | Got it verified on my machine at home | 10:32 |
makara | in this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1156240 | 10:35 |
makara | they mount /dev and /dev/pts separately | 10:35 |
makara | why? | 10:35 |
hallyn | smb: can you just pastebin the debdiff? | 10:43 |
smb | hallyn, I can, just did not think that would make things easier for you. A sec | 10:44 |
smb | hallyn, http://paste.ubuntu.com/6843117/ | 10:46 |
hallyn | smb: i'd rename the patch 9023-xen-fix-parsing-xend-http-response.patch, but other than that looks good | 10:53 |
hallyn | smb: oh wait, you need me to push it? | 10:53 |
hallyn | sorry i missed that :) ok, will push, thx | 10:53 |
smb | hallyn, Yeah, still got no power to upload | 10:53 |
smb | :) Feel free to change the name of the patch on that | 10:54 |
hallyn | smb: ok, just did a test build to make sure :) all's good, pushing. thanks | 11:13 |
adac | how can i create an user with home directory and no password. A system use? | 12:09 |
adac | *user | 12:10 |
shauno | adac: I'd usually use 'useradd' for that (rather than 'adduser'). it has a --system flag, amongst others. if you don't specify a password, it'll have a disabled pass. usually you'll still have a $HOME though, eg www-data has /var/www as a home | 12:21 |
shauno | of course, hit up the man page and see which flags meet your requirements | 12:21 |
UchMond | how to open pptp port .. i'm using ufw firewoll and iptables.. eth0 externel eth1 internal.. | 12:30 |
UchMond | i've done as documentation said but.. not working | 12:31 |
rostam | hi how to find the grub version on my system? thx | 12:37 |
zetheroo | how to install sunjava on Ubuntu 12.04 ? | 12:39 |
hitsujiTMO | !java | zetheroo oracle java instructions are here | 12:52 |
ubottu | zetheroo oracle java instructions are here: To just use java you need a "Java Runtime Environment" (JRE) and/or a browser plugin. If that is not sufficient you will need a "Java Development Kit" (JDK) aka "Software Development Kit" (SDK). Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java about how to install one of three current implementations. | 12:52 |
hpr_ | hello | 12:53 |
hpr_ | I have a question to koolhead17 regarding his OpenStack book | 12:53 |
hpr_ | The book makes use of the ubuntu distribution | 12:53 |
hpr_ | does the content of the book also applicable to other linux distributions ? | 12:54 |
hpr_ | like opensuse or debian or Linux Mint ? | 12:54 |
ihre | Hello, I'd like to run an Apache2 server as a different user, so I edited APACHE_RUN_USER, but how can I let this user restart his apache2 process without sudo? | 13:00 |
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jamespage | roaksoax, does this ring a bell? | 13:14 |
jamespage | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/maas/+bug/1274499 | 13:14 |
jamespage | I thought we raised it last november but maybe not | 13:14 |
roaksoax | jamespage: let me check | 13:17 |
roaksoax | jamespage: uhmmm | 13:20 |
roaksoax | rvba: ^^ | 13:24 |
rvba | jamespage: roaksoax: yep, that's exactly what we think just happened with sparkiegeek's box. | 13:26 |
zul | good morning | 13:27 |
rvba | When the pool of IPs is exhausted, isc-dhcp-server apparently just re-uses already taken IPs. | 13:27 |
jamespage | rvba, yup - that's where I raised it from | 13:43 |
smoser | jamespage, do you have a suggstion for https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-cloud-archive/+archive/cloud-tools-next/+build/5534963 ? | 13:49 |
jamespage | smoser, yes - I pushed a branch to ~ubuntu-cloud-archive for that in the icehouse pocket | 13:49 |
jamespage | can't actually remember if I uploaded it tho | 13:50 |
smoser | jamespage, ok. ill follow that up. are you aware of https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-cloud-archive/+archive/cloud-tools-next/+build/5534956 | 13:52 |
smoser | i just uploaded a 1.17.1. | 13:52 |
jamespage | smoser, ah - you won't be able to backport that unchanged | 13:52 |
jamespage | the gccgo version in precise sucks | 13:52 |
jamespage | so you'll need to disable that bit of the packaging | 13:53 |
smoser | hm.. | 13:53 |
smoser | ok. i thikn thats ok. mans we don't get other arches in cloud archive. | 13:53 |
smoser | for precise. which is probably ok. | 13:53 |
zul | jamespage: https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/python-cinderclient/1248519/+merge/203972 | 13:55 |
jamespage | zul, thanks | 14:02 |
jamespage | +1 | 14:02 |
jamespage | zul, nova is still in proposed btw | 14:03 |
zul | jamespage: wtf? | 14:06 |
zul | jamespage: adt tests failed | 14:07 |
smoser | stgraber, can i just drop the whole arch checking from ubuntu-cloud template ? | 14:11 |
smoser | you added that, i dont really think its necessary. | 14:12 |
stgraber | smoser: I'd rather not as otherwise people will end up downloading cloud images which they can't actually run and I prefer to be a bit more user friendly than that | 14:13 |
smoser | they'lll download images they can't run when they *say* to do it | 14:14 |
smoser | and they may have good reason for doing so | 14:15 |
smoser | maybe they're going to patch in qemu-static | 14:15 |
smoser | stgraber, ^ | 14:15 |
zul | jamespage: sorry do you have the bug number for the api issue that you were having | 14:17 |
zul | jamespage: nm found it | 14:17 |
smoser | jamespage, i have forgotten | 14:18 |
smoser | how do i un-cleanly 'debuild -S' the mongodb ? | 14:18 |
jamespage | smoser, "-nc" | 14:26 |
koolhead17 | zul: hello sir | 14:29 |
zul | hi koolhead17 | 14:29 |
koolhead17 | zul: got few mins? dm? | 14:29 |
koolhead17 | jamespage: hello sir :) | 14:29 |
zul | koolhead17: sure | 14:29 |
smoser | jamespage, do you have toolage that helps you magically decide to use an lp: branch or straight backport ? | 14:31 |
jamespage | smoser, nothing official | 14:36 |
jamespage | we probably should have that | 14:37 |
jamespage | and a check in the backport-o-matic that looks for backport branches as well | 14:37 |
smoser | second qustion | 14:37 |
smoser | where would i disable the gccgo stuff for juju-core | 14:37 |
jamespage | in d/control and d/rules | 14:38 |
zul | jamespage: i have a fix for nova for adt tests failing just testing it now | 14:46 |
jamespage | yolanda_, please can you use http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~charm-helpers/charm-helpers/devel/view/head:/charmhelpers/core/host.py#L135 | 14:50 |
jamespage | instead of 'write' and then changing permissions please | 14:50 |
yolanda_ | jamespage, ok | 14:51 |
smoser | jamespage, i'm confused by line 43 at http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/trusty/juju-core/trusty/view/head:/debian/rules | 14:54 |
smoser | ah. never mind. | 14:55 |
zul | jamespage: https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/nova/nova-api-fix/+merge/203987 | 14:55 |
smoser | everything will build with golang. and only non 'golang_archs' will build with gccgo | 14:55 |
smoser | but that doens'tmake sense. | 14:56 |
smoser | as my filed build took the gccgo path. | 14:56 |
smoser | on amd64 | 14:56 |
jamespage | smoser, it did both actually | 14:57 |
jamespage | golang first and then gccgo | 14:57 |
smoser | right. its just funny logic. | 14:57 |
smoser | because the variable is named 'golang_archs'. but you're using that to determine you should use gccgo | 14:58 |
smoser | would you be opposd to naming that 'gccgo_arches' ? | 14:59 |
smoser | m. never mind thats wrong too | 15:02 |
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zul | jamespage: neutron fixed i think | 15:43 |
smoser | jamespage, sorry for being dense. | 15:51 |
smoser | http://paste.ubuntu.com/6844404/ | 15:51 |
smoser | that results in | 15:51 |
smoser | http://paste.ubuntu.com/6844406/ | 15:52 |
zul | jamespage/smoser: can i get a +1 https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/neutron/fix-tests-locking-issues/+merge/204012 | 15:52 |
smoser | is that somehow going to work on the ppa builders ? | 15:53 |
zul | jamespage: https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/nova/nova-api-fix-too/+merge/204017 and https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/neutron/fix-tests-locking-issues/+merge/204012 (then we should be good for icehouse-2) | 16:12 |
jamespage | zul, can we bump that into the release please | 16:17 |
jamespage | https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/nova/nova-api-fix-too/+merge/204017 | 16:17 |
jamespage | neutron: +1 | 16:18 |
zul | jamespage: yeah im just going to have to back out the fix-requirements patch then (due to sqlalchemy) | 16:20 |
smoser | stgraber, sent new patch. please check. | 16:21 |
zul | jamespage: done | 16:26 |
zul | brb i need to reboot | 16:28 |
stgraber | smoser: your new patch now allows arm64 on armhf/armel which isn't supported (the other way around is, which is why I proposed using two entries instead in my previous e-mail. | 16:31 |
smoser | your previous logic was also broken | 16:31 |
smoser | the stuff i was replacing | 16:31 |
smoser | running armhf on armel | 16:31 |
smoser | i really think bothering with this "i'm smarter than you" is just wrong. | 16:32 |
smoser | let the user do what they want. rather than maintaining a hard coded list of "this works" | 16:32 |
stgraber | smoser: how's my logic broken? it may not be particularly readable in the arm64 case because it's done in two different if statements, the first checking for armel/armhf/arm64 on armel/armhf/arm64 and the second one ensuring that arm64 is never used on !arm64 | 16:37 |
smoser | your logic was previously broken saying armhf would not run on armel | 16:38 |
smoser | err.. that it would run | 16:39 |
smoser | which i think is broken logic | 16:39 |
smoser | anyhow | 16:39 |
zul | jamespage: so +1 for nova? | 16:39 |
smoser | fix it up however you thikn is "right". | 16:39 |
smoser | i dont care enoguh | 16:39 |
stgraber | smoser: it's not, armhf does run on armel | 16:39 |
smoser | well, do whatever you like. again i think its wrong to care. | 16:40 |
smoser | you'lll just fail early and possibly break someone who wanted to do something. | 16:40 |
smoser | and thats the person you're going to stop. | 16:40 |
semiosis | hi all. i'd like to follow up on a MIR for glusterfs which has been around for two years... https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/servercloud-p-glusterfs-mir | 16:43 |
semiosis | just yesterday there was some movement regarding building qemu with glusterfs support, which apparently depends on the glusterfs MIR | 16:44 |
semiosis | i'd like to know what's stopping the MIR for glusterfs, and if there's anything I (the upstream glusterfs deb packager) can do to help move things along | 16:44 |
semiosis | marcoceppi, jamespage: ^^^ | 16:45 |
* semiosis is not with redhat btw, just a volunteer passionate about debian, ubuntu, and glusterfs | 16:46 | |
semiosis | another related link: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glusterfs/+bug/1274247 | 16:49 |
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zul | smoser: ping https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/nova/nova-api-fix-too/+merge/204017 (to get nova out of -proposed) | 17:20 |
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UchM0nd | hello guys.. i have one problem.. i setup pptp server on ubuntu 12.4 (i used ubuntu documentation) and setup ufw firewall .. when i scan my ports i have ssh open and 1723 closed .. i don't know how to open it .. what to do? | 18:56 |
hitsujiTMO | UchM0nd: sudo ufw 1723 | 18:57 |
hitsujiTMO | UchM0nd: sudo ufw allow 1723 sorry | 18:57 |
UchM0nd | already done this | 18:57 |
UchM0nd | but no luck | 18:57 |
hitsujiTMO | UchM0nd: can you pastebin the output of: sudo ufw status | 18:58 |
Core_Craig | is the process listening on 1723 stopeed by chance? | 18:58 |
UchM0nd | if so how to restart it | 18:59 |
Core_Craig | Let's start with the ufw status check :) | 18:59 |
UchM0nd | ufw status http://pastebin.com/Aqnsb3Wf | 19:00 |
UchM0nd | when i connecting vpn error is 807 | 19:01 |
hitsujiTMO | UchM0nd: no deny rules, so lets move onto the process. sudo service pptpd restart | 19:01 |
UchM0nd | next ? | 19:02 |
hitsujiTMO | UchM0nd: test... is it working ? | 19:02 |
UchM0nd | no same again | 19:02 |
UchM0nd | when i scan with nmap it shows that i hav 22 and closed 1723 | 19:03 |
UchM0nd | my ip tables is in /etc/rc.local | 19:04 |
UchM0nd | iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE | 19:04 |
UchM0nd | eth0 is public | 19:04 |
hitsujiTMO | UchM0nd: sudo netstat -an | grep 1723 | 19:04 |
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UchM0nd | nothing shown up | 19:05 |
hitsujiTMO | UchM0nd: then the server isn't listening. its not setup correctly | 19:05 |
Core_Craig | I wonder if it's not bound to the correct port. | 19:06 |
Core_Craig | Port as in eth0. | 19:06 |
UchM0nd | so.. should i remove pptp and redo everithing again ? | 19:06 |
hitsujiTMO | UchM0nd: no, just go through the the steps and verify your config first | 19:07 |
UchM0nd | hitsujiTMO ok i will return in a minute .. | 19:07 |
UchM0nd | thanks though :)) kind man :) | 19:08 |
UchM0nd | hitsujiTMO hey man.. i just resolved my problem :)) i followed this link http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/pptp-packets-from-the-vpn-client-cannot-reach-the-vpn-server-944796 | 20:03 |
UchM0nd | http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/pptp-packets-from-the-vpn-client-cannot-reach-the-vpn-server-944796/#post4677646 | 20:03 |
hitsujiTMO | ahh sweet | 20:04 |
UchM0nd | i had error configuring local and remote ip-es :)) | 20:04 |
UchM0nd | hitsujiTMO thanks .. | 20:05 |
sarnold | nice | 20:05 |
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hxm | hi | 21:55 |
hxm | after restart mysql service I get this http://pastebin.com/MXbxTtYi | 21:56 |
hxm | FATAL ERROR: Upgrade failed, no clue whats that | 21:56 |
hxm | i verified the user debian-sys-maint has the correct password | 22:01 |
darkxploit | hello..its since some hours i saw vswap at 100%. i could not ssh over the server. i then rebooted it. vswap is now 0%. site still down i can't ssh. i have launched the console. a netstat -antpl give me no result. a nmap localhost can't reach http://125.0.0.1/. i have disable firewall right now. still nothing.. i have restarted apache.. now a netstat -antpl shows apache listening | 22:07 |
darkxploit | its still not working | 22:09 |
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