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axisys_ | getting this error ... | 01:45 |
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axisys_ | getopt unrecognized option --fstype=ext2 | 01:45 |
axisys_ | so kickstart config is wrong? | 01:46 |
axisys_ | raid /boot --level=1 --device=md0 --fstype=ext2 raid.01 raid.03 | 01:46 |
axisys_ | trying to boot lts | 01:46 |
axisys_ | not much help from google | 01:46 |
jrwren | kickstart or preseed? | 01:49 |
axisys_ | jrwren: kickstart | 01:52 |
axisys_ | ks=cdrom:/ks.cfg in the append line | 01:52 |
jtran | anyone know why after a fresh install of precise on a 4tb /dev/sda I always get grub console> ? | 02:19 |
jtran | the only way i can get it to work is if prior to installation i boot from livecd and use parted to create a msdos label | 02:19 |
jtran | then install then everythign works. However, if i need to reinstall (guided partitioning use entire disk without lvm) , it always ends up w/ the same grub console> instead of booting into the os | 02:20 |
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Kei1ch | Hey, I'm new to setting up webservers, and was wondering what I need to get to run my PHP scripts | 03:03 |
bwk1 | does ubuntu server 1310 come with php servers sql server ruby etc? | 03:03 |
bwk1 | is there a list of the type of daemons you can get for ubunter server? | 03:04 |
Kei1ch | I don't think so | 03:04 |
bwk1 | I don't really know what they're called, but I want support for them on a web server. | 03:04 |
Kei1ch | ohh nvm I | 03:05 |
Kei1ch | ve got it | 03:05 |
bwk1 | nvm I'll just get LAMP :) | 03:05 |
bwk1 | :| | 03:06 |
Kei1ch | My PHP script won't receive input from a form and send it to my email | 03:16 |
Kei1ch | is it because I am using gmail? what should I use? | 03:16 |
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jrwren | axisys_: allow me to discourage use of kickstart and encourage use of preseed? | 03:50 |
axisys_ | jrwren: lot simpler to define raid/lvm/parition size is lot simpler with kickstart .. let me know why you are discouring.. | 04:11 |
jrwren | preseed is better for ubuntu/debian IMO. kickstart is some redhat stuff | 04:12 |
axisys_ | jrwren: if you worked with preseed to define raid/lvm/size.. you know how scary the config looks like.. | 04:12 |
jrwren | yup | 04:12 |
jrwren | its a pain | 04:12 |
axisys_ | ;-) | 04:12 |
axisys_ | which is super super simple with kickstart | 04:13 |
jrwren | cept it don't work | 04:15 |
bwk1 | is ther a command to free all cached ram? | 04:16 |
jrwren | no, why would there be? | 04:17 |
bwk1 | cached ram means? | 04:17 |
bwk1 | that it is just on reserve? | 04:17 |
bwk1 | I just don't understand why my comp is using all 8 gigs of ram. | 04:18 |
jrwren | woudl you rather it NOT use all the resources it has at its disposal? | 04:18 |
jrwren | google for linux bufcache | 04:18 |
bwk1 | jrwren: just confused abotu it. | 04:19 |
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jamespage | zul, how would you feel about taking the haproxy from experimental for trusty? its still a dev release but includes the SSL termination stuff | 08:26 |
jamespage | which I think neutron is going to rely on | 08:26 |
makara | hi. I'm trying to set a static IP, following this: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/change-ubuntu-server-from-dhcp-to-a-static-ip-address/ | 09:25 |
makara | it says to remove dhcp-client, or dhcp3-client | 09:25 |
makara | i don't have those. But I see from `ps aux` dhclient3 | 09:25 |
makara | i've uninstalled isc-dhcp-client, but when I restart networking I still see dhclient3 | 09:28 |
makara | problem is solved, but what's up with dhclient3? | 09:28 |
Blinky_ | Hi guys, could someone please tell me how to set the permissions on my /var/www directory so that new adding files can be seen on the website? | 10:29 |
PricelessTalk | chmod a+rx * -Rf | 10:40 |
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rbasak | zul, jamespage: did you get anywhere with a micro-release exception for mysql-5.5? I spoke to upstream about it at FOSDEM, and they've kindly drafted an application. Shall I send it on to the tech board? | 12:07 |
rbasak | Also, we've not previously applied for mysql-5.5, right? Or have we? | 12:08 |
rbasak | jamespage_: did you get anywhere with a micro-release exception for mysql-5.5? I spoke to upstream about it at FOSDEM, and they've kindly drafted an application. Shall I send it on to the tech board? | 12:08 |
jamespage_ | rbasak, I've not done it yet - can I take a peek? | 12:09 |
rbasak | jamespage_: I'll forward it. | 12:09 |
jamespage_ | ta | 12:09 |
jamespage | rbasak, looks good | 12:10 |
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rbasak | jamespage, jamespage_: thanks. I'll sort out the application then. | 12:40 |
NeverHere | I have been to httpd and they told me to come here, im trying to reinstall apache2 on ubuntu 12.04 but for some reason its not installing into /etc/ | 12:40 |
jamespage | rbasak, that would be much appreciated - thankyou! | 12:40 |
jamespage | NeverHere, did you delete your /etc/apache2 files manually? | 12:42 |
NeverHere | jamespage, yes | 12:43 |
jamespage | ah | 12:43 |
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NeverHere | jamespage, is it possible to get the files from somewhere? | 12:46 |
jamespage | NeverHere, yes | 12:50 |
jamespage | NeverHere, I think its : apt-get -o Dpkg::Options::="--force-confmiss" install --reinstall <pkgname> | 12:52 |
NeverHere | thanks | 12:53 |
jamespage | NeverHere, for furture reference "apt-get remove" does not drop files from /etc | 12:53 |
jamespage | apt-get purge does | 12:53 |
jamespage | (and leaves the system in the right state afterwards) | 12:53 |
NeverHere | jamespage, someone messed up the config files | 12:54 |
jamespage | cheerio | 12:56 |
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NeverHere | jamespage, I got it, but now i need to load its modules do i just mv them to the mods-loaded dir? | 13:10 |
jrwren | a2enmod | 13:20 |
w0rmie | isc-dhcp-server restart: job failed to start (under 12.04 LTS) | 13:21 |
w0rmie | any ideas? | 13:21 |
TJ- | w0rmie: Check the syslog | 13:21 |
w0rmie | TJ- : init: isc-dhcp-server pre-start process (2832) terminated with status 1 | 13:24 |
TJ- | w0rmie: Very helpful :) | 13:24 |
w0rmie | TJ- : me or the syslog lol | 13:24 |
TJ- | w0rmie: Have changes been made to the dhcp configuration recently? | 13:24 |
w0rmie | yes, i am making a configuration for pxelinux.0 | 13:26 |
TJ- | w0rmie: OK, do "sudo dhcpd -t" which will test the configuration and report errors | 13:27 |
w0rmie | TJ- : ok it shows that there are some errors, i am fixing them, hope i can test after couple minutes. | 13:36 |
TJ- | w0rmie: most daemons have some way of doing an offline test of the config file before you deploy it, and some (like dhcpd) allow you to specify a different file to test (so you avoid making edits to the live config) | 13:37 |
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tom_af | hi is this where I should post something about a failing package mirror for Amazon EC2? | 14:11 |
sarnold | tom_af: #ubuntu-mirrors may be better; check the /topic to see if there is a vanguard at the moment, if so, use their nickname in the report | 14:13 |
tom_af | @sarnold yes, I'm trying there too, though there isn't a vanguard | 14:14 |
sarnold | tom_af: darn. hopefully one will arrive eventually. | 14:15 |
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tomixxx3 | hi, i have two network interface cards plugged into my ubuntu-server, now i have rebooted and one card is not working anymore, if i type "ifconfig" i cannot see it anymore | 15:57 |
gammalget | tomixxx3: dmesg says? | 15:59 |
hallyn | jdstrand: hi, bug 1276719, I suppose to handle that safely we would need to have virt-aa-helper detect VFIO? | 15:59 |
uvirtbot | Launchpad bug 1276719 in libvirt "apparmor denies VFIO passthrough: RLIMIT_MEMLOCK and /dev/vfio/XX" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1276719 | 15:59 |
tomixxx3 | gammalget: a lot of entries | 16:00 |
gammalget | tomixxx3: ah, truth.. | 16:01 |
gammalget | If you do. | 16:01 |
gammalget | dmesg | grep eth1 | 16:01 |
tomixxx3 | gammalget: it says link is not ready | 16:02 |
rbasak | tomixxx3: have you tried "ifconfig -a"? "ifconfig" only shows you configured cards. | 16:03 |
rbasak | tomixxx3: also look at mii-tool and/or ethtool to see connection status. | 16:04 |
tomixxx3 | rbasak: y, ifconfig -a shows me eht1 but the interface gets no ip | 16:04 |
tomixxx3 | rbasak: it should get one from the dhcp | 16:04 |
tomixxx3 | rbasak: and now, i always get a dialog after reboot indicating some "system problem detected" | 16:07 |
gammalget | have you changed the "mac address" if virtual? | 16:07 |
gammalget | Then udev rule 70-net kicks in. | 16:07 |
tomixxx3 | no | 16:07 |
rbasak | tomixxx3: a dialog? Are you sure this is a server? | 16:07 |
tomixxx3 | rbasak: i ve installed gnome as a GUI :-) | 16:07 |
gammalget | tomixxx3: oh. | 16:07 |
rbasak | tomixxx3: then you could have interesting interactions with NetworkManager. Out of scope for me now, sorry. | 16:08 |
gammalget | did it install "network-manager" too? | 16:08 |
gammalget | rbasak: :) | 16:08 |
tomixxx3 | gammalget: "network", "network tools" are listed as applications | 16:10 |
sarnold | tomixxx3: "dpkg -l network-manager" | 16:10 |
gammalget | tomixxx3: dpkg -l | grep network-manager | 16:10 |
gammalget | I'm slow nowdays.. Starting to get old :D | 16:10 |
tomixxx3 | gammalget: 4 red words listed | 16:11 |
tomixxx3 | i guess this means "yes" | 16:11 |
tomixxx3 | eht1 worked yesterday perfectly | 16:11 |
gammalget | does it say ii - network-manager | 16:12 |
gammalget | or rc - network-manager | 16:12 |
tomixxx3 | yes | 16:12 |
tomixxx3 | the problem dialog says "system program problem detected" but WHERE can i see details to the problem? | 16:13 |
tomixxx3 | AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH | 16:13 |
cyphermox_ | tomixxx3: ls -l /var/crash | 16:13 |
tomixxx3 | sorry | 16:13 |
cyphermox_ | you'll know what failed. | 16:13 |
tomixxx3 | ahh, some problems with maas | 16:13 |
tomixxx3 | but i guess this has nothing to do with a working ethernet card? | 16:14 |
cyphermox_ | if you don't care you can just remove all files in that directory, but I encourage you to file the bugs for those | 16:14 |
cyphermox_ | tomixxx3: you can't know just from the file name | 16:14 |
cyphermox_ | (hence why I say file the bug) | 16:14 |
cyphermox_ | ubuntu-bug /var/crash/<.crash file> | 16:14 |
gammalget | gammalget: What is the last thing that you installed? | 16:15 |
gammalget | tail /var/log/apt/history.log | 16:15 |
rbasak | jamespage: see bug 1276909 - arm64 in juju-core. Do you want a distro patch for this? | 16:15 |
uvirtbot | Launchpad bug 1276909 in juju-core "error detecting hardware characteristics: unrecognised architecture: aarch64" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1276909 | 16:15 |
tomixxx3 | "sorry, ubuntu 12.04 has experienced an internal error." | 16:15 |
gammalget | tomixxx3: when you did the tail? | 16:16 |
tomixxx3 | gammalget: i have done this tail | 16:17 |
gammalget | there you see the last installed/updated packages.. Anything "big" installed before the last reboot? | 16:17 |
tomixxx3 | gammalget: yeah, i have installed some images for maas-server | 16:18 |
tomixxx3 | i _will_ uninstall maas agbain.... sth strange going on here | 16:21 |
gammalget | tomixxx3: Humm, I am not familiar with maas. I'm sorry. | 16:21 |
tomixxx3 | kk | 16:21 |
sarnold | I suspect maas will not expect network-manager | 16:22 |
gammalget | Never messed with it on physical servers, only virtual and only boot up and try :) | 16:22 |
tomixxx3 | i could cry these days ^^ | 16:23 |
sarnold | tomixxx3: your network configuration is special enough that you might do much better to purge network-manager and related stuff and manage your NICs yourself. Dunno how well a MAAS headend will handle also being a NAT system if you're doing that for your other machines | 16:23 |
tomixxx3 | 1 step forward, 2 steps back all the time | 16:23 |
sarnold | tomixxx3: (or did you find out from your IS staff if you can plug multiple machines right into a switch?) | 16:24 |
tomixxx3 | sarnold: i got a routing-script from #maas-guys which should solve some problems | 16:24 |
tomixxx3 | sarnold: however, first i need to get eth1 work again... | 16:24 |
sarnold | tomixxx3: oh, nice! | 16:25 |
gammalget | tomixxx3: well, I guess that just like sarnold says.. maas is not used to work in a network-manager enviroment. | 16:25 |
tomixxx3 | kk, so i sould remove network-manager? | 16:25 |
tomixxx3 | k, i have purged this network-manager | 16:27 |
sarnold | tomixxx3: maybe. it'll be a huge change for your local networking, so I suspect it'll feel like four or five steps backwards. But I think the end result will be more predictable. | 16:27 |
tomixxx3 | :( hope so | 16:28 |
tomixxx3 | how can i activate a ethernet card? eth1 is in state "inactive" | 16:36 |
tomixxx3 | i dont understand this: i do "sudo ifup eth1" it says" interface eth1 already configured but if i do "ifconfig" i cannot see eth1 | 16:40 |
sarnold | tomixxx3: ifup is a nice wrapper around e.g. /etc/network/interfaces | 16:40 |
parallel21 | ifconfig -a | 16:40 |
tomixxx3 | yeah, i can see eth1 with ifconfig -a | 16:41 |
tomixxx3 | but it gets no ip | 16:41 |
parallel21 | dhclient eth1? | 16:41 |
sarnold | tomixxx3: you will probably want to use lower-level tools like ifconfig or ip to configure the interface before converting that into /etc/network/interfaces configuratoin | 16:41 |
tomixxx3 | parallel21: commant not found | 16:42 |
parallel21 | oh... because you purged network-manager maybe | 16:42 |
parallel21 | Hrmm... | 16:42 |
tomixxx3 | k, i will reinstall it | 16:42 |
tomixxx3 | damn, i have no access to inet | 16:43 |
sarnold | tomixxx3: what do you intend to do with eth1? will it be your dhcp server for your downstreams? or is that how you connect to your uni? | 16:43 |
parallel21 | eep | 16:43 |
tomixxx3 | sarnodl: connection to uni | 16:43 |
parallel21 | set ifconfig ip manually | 16:44 |
tomixxx3 | for eth1 | 16:46 |
parallel21 | yeah, I mean do you know an ipaddress and netmask and the like? | 16:47 |
tomixxx3 | ive only ip and subnet | 16:47 |
parallel21 | I imagine you can guess the gateway | 16:48 |
tomixxx3 | nothing works here - ah - it makes me crazy! even things, EVER worked, does not work anymore... | 16:49 |
sarnold | tomixxx3: you've got old packages in /var/cache/apt/archives/ | 16:50 |
sarnold | tomixxx3: but I think you'd be better off using a standard dhcp client rather than relying upon network-manager scripty things. | 16:51 |
parallel21 | sarnold: Doesn't --purge remove the packages? | 16:51 |
sarnold | parallel21: --purge uninstalls the package and deletes the configurations | 16:51 |
parallel21 | I did not know that. | 16:52 |
sarnold | parallel21: --purge leaves alone the apt cache, that is managed via apt-get clean | 16:52 |
sarnold | look into /var/cache/apt/archives/, you probably have a few hundred packages in there :) | 16:52 |
parallel21 | Oh | 16:52 |
parallel21 | I'm taking a look see now | 16:52 |
tomixxx3 | yeah, there are a lot of packagesf | 16:52 |
tomixxx3 | sd | 16:52 |
sarnold | it'll get you out of some seriously inconvenient situations, and if you ever need to free up a few gigabytes in a hurry, there you go :) | 16:53 |
tomixxx3 | so, maybe i should execute "apt-get clean" ? | 16:53 |
sarnold | tomixxx3: no. | 16:53 |
sarnold | tomixxx3: you can dpkg -i one of those network-manager packages if you wanted it badly enough.. | 16:54 |
parallel21 | I have a whole gig of packages, who knew? | 16:55 |
tomixxx3 | hmm, now i switched the cables and now eth0 does not work so i guess it has nothing to do with the ethernet cards | 17:01 |
parallel21 | did you get dhclient back? | 17:04 |
tomixxx3 | no, i have no internet-access | 17:05 |
tomixxx3 | because eth0 now gets no ip | 17:05 |
tomixxx3 | instead of eth1 | 17:05 |
tomixxx3 | what the hell is going on here, maybe some admin locked the MAC addresses? | 17:06 |
sarnold | could be, especially if you exposed a DHCP server to their network. | 17:07 |
tomixxx3 | yeah | 17:07 |
tomixxx3 | hmmm, now i did "sudo ifup eth0" and i get the following response: "RTNETLINK answers: Network is down" | 17:09 |
sarnold | did you configure /etc/network/interfaces correctly for eth0? | 17:09 |
parallel21 | looks like it is part of isc-dhcp-client | 17:10 |
tomixxx3 | sarnold: auto eth0 iface eth0 inet dhcp | 17:10 |
tomixxx3 | sarnold: and there are some other statements but commented | 17:10 |
sarnold | tomixxx3: and ethtool or mii-tool? | 17:11 |
tomixxx3 | ok, it seems one comment sign "#" was not separated with whitespace from one line | 17:12 |
tomixxx3 | now the message is gone but it says "run-parts: /etc/network/if-up.d/avahi-autoipd exited with return code 2 | 17:12 |
tomixxx3 | "please enter your password to access problem reports of system programs"................... which _password_ do i need here? | 17:17 |
sarnold | user password | 17:17 |
tomixxx3 | does not work | 17:17 |
tomixxx3 | i swear | 17:17 |
sarnold | check capslock? | 17:18 |
tomixxx3 | no capslock | 17:18 |
tomixxx3 | i have tried it all the time, on multiple reboots, never worked | 17:19 |
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semiosis | jdstrand: ping | 18:54 |
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tash | anyone in here using Ubuntu MAAS to pxe boot servers on the network? I'd like to use something to deploy Ubuntu Server via pxe | 19:00 |
tash | seems like it might work, but looking for opinions | 19:00 |
sarnold | tash: I've used it in VMs, it looked neat, but I suspect a simple pxe bootserver would be easier to configure and use you're not using the rest of maas | 19:02 |
zul | hallyn: ping | 19:27 |
hallyn | zul: hey | 19:27 |
zul | hallyn: im going to move pm-utils from suggested to recommends for libvirt ok? | 19:28 |
hallyn | zul: sounds good | 19:28 |
hallyn | is it currently included in the server seed? | 19:28 |
hallyn | (wondering if we're going to grow the server iso) | 19:29 |
zul | hallyn: its in main so should be ok | 19:29 |
hallyn | alrighty | 19:29 |
med_ | jamespage, zul, why do all of the openstack docs say to remove the ubuntu dashboard as it is broken (upstream github openstack-manuals which also appear online as OpenStack docs) | 19:53 |
med_ | apt-get remove --purge openstack-dashboard-ubuntu-theme | 19:55 |
med_ | (claims are that it is broken in Grizz and Havana) | 19:55 |
zul | wtf | 19:58 |
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hallyn | smb: mjt points out that commit 360e607b88a2 in upstream qemu should be needed for xen using qemu (since 1.6). have you run across anything likethat? | 21:33 |
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