=== Corey is now known as Guest62252 [04:01] Hi [04:10] guys any idea i have issue install mariaDb somehow ---> http://pastebin.com/UEpxbs5K [04:20] How do I setup LAMP? [04:28] Hello all. [05:56] hi guys [05:56] how do i make my nameserver permanent on ubuntu server 12.04 LTS, everytime i restart i re input it, the settign disappear when i manually put it on /etc/resolv.conf [05:56] any idea guys..? === BelTechs is now known as ohcrap [07:16] ruben231: 1) Do it the resolvconf way by specifing dns-nameservers in /etc/network/interfaces 2) Do it old-school by removing the /etc/resolv.conf symlink, and making /etc/resolv.conf a regular file, which resolvconf won't touch. [09:07] Hello, is there a tool to monitor traffic on the local network ? I need to find out which machine is hogging the network bandwidth [09:10] tcpdump / wireshark .... [09:10] ? [09:13] olegb: thanks [09:14] iftop might be more useful to identify bandwidth users [09:26] hello, i'm trying to get snmp running on my machine but when i do an an snmpwalk on localhst it gives me Many rules like Cannot adopt OID in NET-SNMP-AGENT-MIB === railsraider_ is now known as railsraider === ikonia_ is now known as ikonia [12:10] any good dhcpv6 guides for ubuntu? [12:10] tried a couple, and failed hard [13:00] i've some tftp server issues, when i installed a NFS server and i would to boot from server but i got a message such TFTP open timeout [13:00] any idea? [14:13] hi, i have ubuntu 12.04.3 LTS, what package do i need if i want to use "inet dhcp" in "interfaces" file? [14:14] is it "dhcp-client" ? [14:59] anyone an idea why service --status-all gives so many questionmarks ? [15:03] YamakasY: probably the sysV init scripts don't have a 'status' stanza [15:03] TJ-: I have read something about it, but that is for that specific service ? [15:03] TJ-: it's MySQL... [15:04] YamakasY: read the init script and see if it has a case for status... also, if the job is an upstart rather than sysV I think you'll get the same ? result [15:05] TJ-: nope, not there [15:28] zul: bug 1228977, i'm goingto try cherrypicking all the v1.1.1-maint patches into saucy's libvirt right now. (i assume you haven't touched that yet?) [15:28] Launchpad bug 1228977 in nova "n-cpu seems to crash when running with libvirt 1.1.1 from ubuntu cloud archive" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1228977 [15:49] i have re-installed ubuntu-server and now iam observing sth interesting: the browser firefox has saved the history it seems. oO [15:49] how is that possible? i have formatted the hard drive on which ubuntu-server was installed... [15:50] tomixxx3: Separate file system for /home/ [15:51] hmm? [15:52] * genii sips and ponders why this server machine has firefox installed to begin with [15:52] ubuntu-server? firefox? [15:53] rbasak: hehe, yes, i have installud ubuntu-desktop :D [15:53] rbasak: i need the deskotp, otherwise i get crazy [15:53] genii: I used to do that about Windows Server, too ;p [15:53] maybe, later on, i will uninstall it again, if everything is working, but for now ;) [15:55] so "/home" is never formmatted when re-install ubuntu? [15:55] IIRC, it's possible to re-install over the top of an existing system, and that won't touch home. But I may be wrong. [15:56] kk, interesting [15:57] zul: setting up a test of http://people.canonical.com/~serge/libvirt-saucy.debdiff [16:08] jibel: hi, are you able to run bin/auto-upgrade-tester following https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/UpgradeTestingSetup, on trusty? the lack of distro_info python3 package is preventing me from doing so... [16:10] jamespage: looks like subunit is "broken" its not including any egg info in the packaging, there tests fail [16:11] zul, where? [16:11] in the openstack-ci [16:11] zul, ah [16:11] on trusty? [16:18] jamespage: on trusty [16:24] rbasak, I synced some of your proposed mysql-5.5 changes to the 5.6 packaging that's inflight [16:29] Thanks! === railsraider_ is now known as railsraider [16:38] hallyn, hi, I removed the dependency on distro-info, it is committed in rev 84 of lp:auto-upgrade-testing [16:42] jibel: ok thanks, i'll try that [16:43] can someone tell me what files are in a pxe mirror/http/directory ? I'm trying to setup some pxe boot stuff and am not sure what directory path to use for d-i mirror/http/directory === keee is now known as w0rmie [17:04] smoser: hey do you have a python example of simplestreams getting a newer image? [17:05] zul, more context [17:05] "getting a newer image"? [17:06] smoser: im writing a script that I want to check to see if there is a newer image available cloud-images.ubuntu.com and upload that to my glance server [17:06] zul, [17:06] Related blueprints [17:07] https://code.launchpad.net/~smoser/simplestreams/example-sync [17:07] that will just keep you in sync. ie, its the whole kitten-caboodle. [17:07] smoser: ok cool thanks [17:08] see the readme for examples [17:13] hi, I'm trying to debug an external ssh connection. Basically I want to know if an external client *at least* is trying to reach my server. This is because the Sysadmin says everything is correctly configured, but I can't login using ssh. [17:14] BTW, I can use SSH when I'm inside the LAN- [17:15] martinrame: if you netcat to the hostname and port in question do you get an ssh banner? e.g. "SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_6.2p2 Ubuntu-6ubuntu0.1" ? [17:16] sarnold: let me try. [17:18] sarnold: no, no response. [17:18] martinrame: hooray :) that's a nice concrete thing to work with. [17:18] sarnold: if I use "nc -z -w5 IP PORT; echo $?" I get "1". [17:19] martinrame: do you get a "refused" or "timed out"? if timed out, that is probably a firewall configured to DROP packets. [17:19] sarnold: I don't get anything. [17:19] martinrame: I usually run tcpdump on the server, to see the actual port 22 packets coming in (or not). [17:19] martinrame: (with a filter to avoid seeing my own ssh traffic) [17:20] rbasak: yes, that was I was thinking about. [17:23] SpamapS: (missing the general MySQL description) well, you wrote it when you uploaded 5.5.22-0ubuntu1 :-P [17:33] rbasak: you slay me [17:34] rbasak: really.. this is the work of the flying spaghetti monster that you're doing.. thank you. :) [17:42] SpamapS: np :) [18:13] preseed/early_command downloads the shell script and feeds it to /var/lib/dpkg/info/download-installer.postinst .. I verified on virtual console 2 ... but it never run.. what gives? [18:14] d-i preseed/early_command string cd /tmp; wget ftp://192.168.1.242/download/early_command_lvm_raid -O early_command; chmod 755 early_command; echo /tmp/early_command installer >> /var/lib/dpkg/info/download-installer.postinst [18:15] something changed in precise? should I need to place that in some other file instead of in /var/lib/dpkg/info/download-installer.postinst === PeterSchwaller_ is now known as PeterSchwaller [19:26] hey all. i have a bond1.2001 interface , /etc/network/interfaces has a bond1.2001 stanza with a line that says "dns-nameservers 192.168.1.2 192.168.1.3" yet resolvconf isn't populating /etc/resolv.conf with those nameservers instead is empty with just the two commented lines [19:26] any idea how to troubleshoot this? [19:28] jtran: ugh, I wouldn't want to troubleshoot that. the first thing I'd do is probably fire up fatrace in one terminal to see file accesses, then run ifup and ifdown on that interface [19:28] I'm not sure what I'd do next, but I'd hope that something obvious would stick out :) [19:28] sarnold: cool thx for the tip. 'fatrace' eh? [19:30] jtran: yeah, fantastically awesome tool; strace and ltrace follow a process hierarchy, which is often more useful, but I'm not sure where exactly resolveconf gets kicked off for updates; so, I think watch "everything" :) [19:31] i like it! thx again === Guest62252 is now known as Corey === Werring` is now known as Werring [20:18] is there any way to make upstart return a 0 exit status if stop is run for a service that's not running? [20:19] right now I'm getting a return code of 1 for cgconfig that isn't running, which is causing me some really annoying problems [20:21] Ryan_Lane: could you examine the output of status(8)? [20:22] status cgconfig [20:22] cgconfig stop/waiting [20:22] $ stop cgconfig [20:22] stop: Unknown instance: [20:28] uuuugggghhh. status's exit code is 0, even though the service isn't running === hxm- is now known as hxm [20:40] zul, go see your sis.... :^) [20:40] * med_ ducks === daker_ is now known as daker [21:09] Hello [21:09] Anyone online? [21:11] 15:06:58.0398 0x1ea8 TDSS rootkit removing tool 3.0.0.22 Feb 3 2014 16:45:35 [21:11] 15:07:02.0617 0x1ea8 ============================================================ [21:11] 15:07:02.0617 0x1ea8 Current date / time: 2014/02/10 15:07:02.0617 [21:11] 15:07:02.0617 0x1ea8 SystemInfo: [21:11] 15:07:02.0617 0x1ea8 [21:13] I have some chicken strip that have already been cook and then freeze(where freeze when we go them) how can I heat them up on the stove? [21:38] If I am using an LSI raid controller, should I use lvm as well? [21:58] can anyone recommend good format recovery software [21:58] for ext4 formatted drive [22:02] Dream: Sure, why not? [22:16] parallel21, well. testdisk is the best thing I know [22:17] zerick: Thanks, I'll give it a shot [23:07] hi is it possible to take a hard disk from one system to another identical system and boot from it? I know there must be some changes specific to older system to be done (i.e. mac address). Is there a tool to do this? thx [23:07] rostam: what's your end goal? [23:09] rostam: Aside from any device-specific parameters (such as in "/etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent*.rules") or specific kernel module parameters, moving should be relatively painless. [23:10] sarnold, I need to update a system in China which we do not have network access to it. So I want to ship the disk. thx [23:11] rostam: yikes, high-risk effort :) [23:12] sarnold, how could I regenerate the rule files? [23:12] rostam: do you have a local image of their hard drive? [23:13] sarnold, their image will be identical to what I have, except when I add some changes to the system, they will not have that. [23:13] rostam: empty the udev rules files; they'll be re-written on first start-up in the new system [23:13] rostam: sorry, I've never fiddled with the 70-persistent* files before.. they look straight forward enough, but if you don't know the macs, it'll be annoying [23:14] oh, nice [23:14] TJ-, sarnold thank you so much [23:14] rostam: Those /etc/udev/rules.d/ files are created by /lib/udev/write_{cd,net}_rules [23:19] TJ-, so as you suggested I will remove the rule files before moving the disk to the next system. === hachre_ is now known as hachre