[00:03] <Diegonat> hi guys... Do you have any experience with netapp?? Im cloning a volume from a flexclone and I am wondering if I will have all the snapshots of the source volume. Can you help me?
[01:24] <teward> is there a way to remove an sbuild chroot?
[01:24] <teward> like, without manually deleting things
[01:47] <rbasak> teward: not that I ever found. Not much to delete manually though. One file from /etc/schroot/chroot.d/, and the chroot itself from /var/lib/schroot/chroots/. IIRC, that's it. I presume you close all sessions using the chroot first :)
[01:47] <teward> rbasak: mhm
[01:48] <teward> it's really irrelevant, though, my only concern is when raring is gonna be removed from the mirrors
[01:48] <teward> (because when i update the chroots, raring will fail when raring's removed from the mirrors)
[01:48] <teward> i'm usually smart enough to not debuild -S raring packages though nowadays :P
[01:49] <teward> only raring folder I have is for wireshark, but meh.  that's gonna go away :P
[01:49] <teward> (the server i use to run sbuild on is why i'm asking here)
[04:59] <Wilkim> hello
[04:59] <sheptard> hi
[05:01] <Wilkim> i have ubuntu-server 13.10 x64 installed on my Dell Latitude E6410 laptop, and the wlan0 works fine since I installed it.  I just hooked up a wired connection today to the rj-45 port. when i do ifconfig eth0, it tells me the device was noit found
[05:02] <sheptard> its probably not named eth0
[05:02] <Wilkim> how can I tell?
[05:02] <sheptard> do ifconfig -a
[05:02] <Wilkim> i treid eth1 too
[05:02] <sheptard> it's probably p2p1
[05:03] <Wilkim> em1, lo, wlan0
[05:04] <Wilkim> lo and wlan0 only have ip addressesd
[05:04] <sheptard> wtf em1
[05:04] <sheptard> but that'll be it
[05:04] <Wilkim> let me setup the interfaces and see if it works
[05:07] <Wilkim> ah it works
[05:07] <Wilkim> ty
[05:07] <Wilkim> im use to it being eth0, why is it em1? jw
[05:08] <sheptard> well thats almost a bsd thing
[05:08] <sheptard> bsd names its interfaces after the driver used
[05:08] <sheptard> em = intel
[05:09] <sheptard> on my 13.10 server install, my devices are named p2p and p3p
[05:09] <Wilkim> oh, i liked eth* :( o well lol, ty
[05:10] <sheptard> I've not read on why they changed the naming
[05:10] <Wilkim> i just assumed i had a very special laptoip that didnt have a driver
[05:10] <sheptard> haha
[05:10] <sheptard> unlikely these days ;)
[05:10] <Wilkim> i know lol
[05:11] <Wilkim> is it possible for wlan0 to be disabled until em1 is down or disconnected?
[05:12] <Wilkim> also for being on the same home network im getting a 400 to 1200 ms dely on a ping to the machine, is that norma, pc i am typing on is wireless (its annoying typeing in ssh)
[12:49] <Titanium> is there something special to ssh into an ubuntu instance on AWS ?
[12:49] <bekks> No?
[12:49] <Titanium> i can connect to the amazon linux just fine
[12:50] <Titanium> ec2-user and my key file
[15:37] <sHUSTRIk> русские есть? нужен хелп
[15:38] <bekks> !ru | sHUSTRIk
[15:40] <sHUSTRIk> так бы сразу
[16:11] <anjopaster> new to this chat and apache ... Difficult in configuring/viewing a new web page locally.
[18:18] <tash> has anyone here successfully setup cobbler on Ubuntu server? If so, I'd really like to pick your brain. I'm having some issues.
[18:42] <dcosnet> had to look that up. forgot what it was
[18:43] <dcosnet> root@x8.dcos.net // gaze what cobbler
[18:43] <dcosnet> Cobbler is a Linux boot server that allows for rapid setup of network installation environments. With a simple series of commands, network installs can be configured for PXE, reinstallations, and virtualized installs using Xen or KVM. Cobbler uses a helper program called 'Koan' (which interacts with Cobbler) for reinstallation and virtualization support.
[18:44] <dcosnet> no idea if that will help you but it might
[19:49] <JoshStrobl> Anyone here familiar with Juju charm development that can help me out? Asked my question in #juju and #juju-dev and seems like nobody is home :D
[19:53] <JanC> JoshStrobl: maybe because it's Sunday (evening) in many parts of the world...  ;)
[19:53] <JoshStrobl> JanC: Yea, Sunday 23:16 in my neck of the woods.
[19:53] <JanC> :16?
[19:54] <JoshStrobl> 23:16, as in 16 minutes past 23 (11pm)
[19:54] <JanC> what country has a "halfway" timezone ?
[19:54] <JoshStrobl> None, 16 minutes is merely the minutes past the clock you know...
[19:54] <JoshStrobl> UTC+2
[19:56] <JanC> either your clock is wrong, or you aren't at UTC+2...   :)
[19:57] <JoshStrobl> clock is wrong apparently
[19:58] <JoshStrobl> forgot to re-enable chrony
[20:00] <JanC> I suppose it's 22h for you now
[20:01] <JoshStrobl> yea
[20:20] <teward> if I have a question about the archive mirrors themselves who do I poke?
[20:20] <teward> (not sure really where to ask)
[20:21] <bekks> Just ask your question :)
[20:23] <TJ-> teward: #ubuntu-mirrors, probably
[21:12] <tash> dcosnet, no unfortunately it doesn't
[21:12] <tash> I have cobbler setup, but the server that I'm trying to pxe boot doesn't get the initrd ... or whatever it would be called.  I see the dhcp request on the cobbler server in /var/log/syslog
[21:56] <mortrca> I've installed apt-cacher and it is working for apt-get, but I can't get it to work with vmbuilder. I've tried passing vmbuilder "--mirror http://S2Cache:3142/ubuntu" as the documentation says to, but I keep getting a "Couldn't resolve host name" error.
[21:56] <mortrca> I have determined that it is the cache server that can't resolve the host name, not the server that I am running vmbuilder on
[21:58] <mortrca> Thanks for listening to me babble, I just had a light bulb moment and got it working
[22:04] <dcosnet> tash: ahh, are you using a tftpd to send the files? or does cobbler do that itself?
[22:08] <dcosnet> at one point i considered toying with cobbler but never got around to it
[22:09] <dcosnet> mortrca: what made it work?
[22:10] <mortrca> dcosnet: I had to use "http://S2Cache:3142/us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu"
[22:11] <dcosnet> S2Cache is your local server cache?
[22:11] <mortrca> Yes
[22:11] <dcosnet> cool
[22:11] <dcosnet> :)
[22:11] <dcosnet> i might set that up on my server
[22:12] <dcosnet> i planed to setup a web proxy cache like clarkconnect 4.3 had (think year 2002) but havent done that yet either. probably will set it to cache images, exe's, and all linux file types
[22:16] <bekks> dcosnet: Just use squid, which is a current proxy server.
[22:17] <dcosnet> yea thats what clarkconnect used
[22:17] <dcosnet> i'll probably examine their config since i recently setup that in a vm for that purpose
[22:17] <bekks> Then there is no need for ClarkConnect at all.
[22:17] <dcosnet> never said their was
[22:17] <bekks> Never said you said :)
[22:17] <dcosnet> other then just now for examination purposes
[22:17] <dcosnet> mm true
[22:18] <dcosnet> when the clarkconnect project changed it's name to clearos they started removing features
[22:18] <dcosnet> thats one they removed
[22:19] <bekks> Yeah, just install quid and follow the ubuntu wiki - squid is setup in less than 5 minutes.
[22:19] <dcosnet> ah cool
[22:51] <wgwinn> Are there any known issues using either 12.10 server or 12.04 server on an e-350 based board? I can launch 'install this system' but then the keyboard stops responding, lighting up the numlock key while a key is pressed for all keys. F6 allows to edit the boot line, f4 to change some install options (normal, oem, minimal) but I didn't see anything specifically 'pick a special keyboard.  I've...
[22:51] <dilligafoo> 3.141592653589793
[22:51] <wgwinn> ...tried the options I could see, but it's a standard logitech mk120 US keyboard on an E-350 board.