=== TDog_ is now known as TDog === gary_poster is now known as gary_poster|away === TDog_ is now known as TDog [03:04] "ajedrez batalla entre negros y blancos, al final del final el blanco no tendra peones y el negro prevalecera" bienvenidos: http://castroruben.com *temo_a_un_ser_sin_rival* [03:07] "ajedrez batalla entre negros y blancos, al final del final el blanco no tendra peones y el negro prevalecera" bienvenidos: http://castroruben.com *temo_a_un_ser_sin_rival* === freeflying is now known as freeflying_away === TDog_ is now known as TDog === TDog_ is now known as TDog === TDog_ is now known as TDog === TDog_ is now known as TDog === TDog_ is now known as TDog === IdleOne is now known as io === aslaen is now known as aslaen_ [07:40] hi. I'm trying to PXE boot 12.04 from LAN [07:41] I setup DNSMASQ with TFTP to provide the ISO [07:41] It loads the ISO and setup asks what language and some other steps, but then it gives error [07:42] can't find the CD-ROM [09:02] Does anyone have experience with spacewalk as central patch management for Ubuntu? Landscape looks really nice however since it comes via Ubuntu Advantage program its really expensive [09:03] got around 90 machines to manage [09:09] You should look at similar tools like Puppet, Chef, Salt, Ansible, cobbler [09:22] TJ-: Already got puppet going [09:22] however ensure => latest is not what i'm looking for really [09:24] Puppet is great for config management but its not great at managing patches in a sane way === freeflying_away is now known as freeflying [09:31] * maxb is using the simple approach: collect "apt-get -qqs dist-upgrade" from each machine, feed it through some simple analysis scripts [09:34] MannerMan: what do you mean by 'patches' ? OS package upgrades? Custom packages? [09:36] TJ-, OS upgrades, we run a PHP based webapplication, so nginx/php/postgres patches are very important to us [09:36] we must make sure that all machines have the same application stack, version wise [09:37] Well "patch" has a very specific meaning, as in a source-code diff fed to the 'patch' tool. OS binary package upgrades are not patches (on Debian/Ubuntu) they're complete replacement packages... the terminology was confusing me a bit [09:38] TJ-, I see, sorry to have caused confusion [09:39] Maybe package upgrades is a better termiology [09:40] Yeah :) I also get annoyed with Debian's apt terminology - we talk about 'updating' packages but we use "apt-get upgrade" ... but we use "upgrades" to mean change between releases! [09:41] TJ-: It's a mess :P [09:42] Anyways, the spacewalk way of putting the entire package-upgrade process in one place, where one can get an overview and trigger upgrades for several machines is exactly what I'm after [09:43] It's debian/ubuntu compability seems to be lacking though [09:43] Surely Puppet's configuration management does the same thing? [09:44] That's what MCollective is about - orchestration [09:45] Not that I know of, you can in your puppet module specify to ensure the latest package to be installed, but you have no idea when updates are available, what they change etc [09:45] http://puppetlabs.com/mcollective [09:53] TJ-, I suppose you could use this to collect available upgrades and then trigger the update process with puppet, will check it out [10:42] Hi, I've fired up a couple of machines in an openstack cloud using precise-server-cloudimg-amd64-disk1 and cloud-init is failing: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/6953779/ [10:43] I'm getting the same failure when using an image from 20140113 and 20140217 [10:46] hang on, I see more info in cloud-init-output.log , looks like a problem accessing juju-tools, sorry for the noise [12:28] rbasak, your resync commits for mysql-5.5 look good to me - I'm just test building now [12:29] jamespage: thanks! With FF coming up, I was just going to upload the Ubuntu merge anyway. If you can do a Debian release for me to rebase against, that would be great. [12:29] rbasak, how much delta is left after that? [12:30] jamespage: very little. Off the top of my head: apport, upstart, and the debhelper postrm token thing (upstart needs the debhelper postrm token thing) === gary_poster|away is now known as gary_poster [13:23] someone know an alternative to jira by atlassian opensource? [13:29] Hi There.. === TDog_ is now known as TDog [14:45] hxm; http://www.bugzilla.org/ [14:48] zul: do you have a minute, and if so, could you please upload a no-change rebuild to php-json for me? I don't have upload rights. I've emailed the DMB to have it added to the server set, but I guess that'll take a while. [14:48] rbasak: or i could sign it and upload for you :) [14:49] zul: sure. I have it right here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6954730/ [14:49] zul: or do you want changes file etc somewhere? [14:49] rbasak: please === JanC_ is now known as JanC [15:09] zul: that broke things, sorry. I'll handle it (or rather Colin, in #ubuntu-devel) [15:09] rbasak, I've committed your sync changes to the mysql-5.5 repo - thanks [15:09] jamespage: thanks! [15:09] I'll ping SpamapS to discuss a release this week if possible [15:10] rbasak: greeeeeat [15:10] zul: it's an awkward dependency loop === TDog_ is now known as TDog [15:33] MannerMan: thanks === aslaen is now known as aslaen_ === aslaen_ is now known as aslaen [15:46] rbasak: ftbfs as well [15:50] zul: yup - that's the issue. It's a circular dependency. Colin will take care of it with a bootstrap archive - AIUI, there's nothing I can do. [15:51] jamespage: FYI, I won't make it to the weekly meeting, sorry for that [15:51] jamespage: but I don't have anything on my side [15:51] caribou, ok [15:58] jamespage: SpamapS: feature freeze being on Thursday, I want to upload a mysql-5.5 merge to Ubuntu before then. A Debian release today or tomorrow would be nice. If not, then I can just keep the delta. Thoughts? [16:00] rbasak, pinged SpamapS on #debian-mysql as well [16:00] jamespage, looks like I may be up to host the meeting this week again as I didn't send minutes [16:00] * arosales fail [16:00] Thanks. Sorry - I don't have OFTC on auto-connect/join. [16:00] arosales, I noticed [16:09] Hi all ! is there a way to configure PS1 system wide ? [16:10] I think skel overrides PS1, but I'm not sure [16:10] so /etc/profile.d , doesn't work ... [16:10] zul, is dovecot mean't to use the snakeoil certs? its not right now (and in 12.04) [16:10] jamespage: afaik yes [16:11] jamespage: s/afaik/iirc/g :) === alex88__ is now known as alex88 [16:30] caribou: you still here? [16:33] If I make a change to /etc/modprobe.d/foo.conf on precise (12.04), do I need to rebuild the ramfs to use it? [16:36] rickbeldin: No [16:36] rickbeldin: Changes under /etc/initamfs-tools/ ... yes [16:37] TJ: Thanks. The option I am trying to set in hpsa.conf will change the behavior of the disk controller for the disk used by root. [16:38] rickbeldin: I'm not sure how you deal with that, actually! [16:39] On RHEL, I would just modify the conf file, rebuild initramfs. [16:40] yeah, in the initrd image there's "/conf/modules" ... just can't remember seeing the hooks that write to it [16:46] TY: Tore apart initrd and it has the hpsa file, but it is empty. Grrr. [16:46] coreycb, hey - do you want to chat about that rename? [16:47] jamespage, yeah probably a good idea [16:47] TY: and I accidentally deleted the contents. ;) [16:47] coreycb, this is probably a good place to start [16:47] https://wiki.debian.org/Renaming_a_Package [16:48] coreycb, debcheckout -a neutron will get you the right branch to work on as well [16:49] jamespage, great thanks [16:50] ab -A user:password is to login in a site using htpasswd. but I don't want to have my password in the history or shown somehow in the shell. how to avoid that? [16:50] jamespage, it looks like neutron and the corresponding charm will need the update? [16:51] coreycb, yeah - the charm probably does need some work - but charm renames are not really supported [16:51] renames on upgrade that is [16:51] lets nail the packaging first, then workout the charm details [16:51] NVP -> NSX I suspect [16:51] jamespage, sounds good [17:06] rickbeldin: I'm here [17:16] caribou: 2.6.32 doesn't boot. New failure mode with hpsa_simple_mode=1 and latest driver. still no go. If you have packages for me to try, I can do it. [17:16] rickbeldin: yeah, saw your comment [17:16] Hello ubuntu-server people. We're looking at removing checkbox (checkbox-cli package) from the ubuntu server image for several reasons. I'd like to ask if anybody has objections about this (or really any other comment about it) === rickbeldin is now known as rick_away [17:28] got it now. simple one :) https://github.com/sourcerer-mike/shell-files/blob/master/usr/local/bin/abc === ToBeFree is now known as TomRiddle === TomRiddle is now known as ToBeFree [18:38] Hi I am using ubuntu 12.04. After sudden shutdown, I am not able to login. After entering the password, for a moment It seems I am in, but then it goes back to login shell. So I do not think the issue is password. Any help greatly appreiciated please? thx [18:40] rostam: if you can't sort out anything else, you can boot into single user mode (add "single" to the kernel command line in grub) or if that doens't work, boot with init=/bin/sh -- that'll give you a shell you can use to investigate and fix [18:43] sarnold, how could I stop the boot at grub menu? [18:43] rostam: maybe left shift? I forget.. [18:47] sarnold that did it thanks so much === keee is now known as w0rmie [20:31] HI I have installed ubuntu 12.04. update 3 on my server. How do I upgrade to update 4? Thx [20:31] is update 4 out yet ? [20:32] I think so I just download it. ubuntu-12.04.4-server-amd64.iso [20:39] rostam: should auto update/offer the update when it hits your repo [20:39] you won't see any "upgrade" just a few packages [20:48] ikonia, thanks === zotta is now known as raray === raray is now known as rarray [21:36] is systemd required on 13.10 to bring up network interfaces? [21:37] i added a crontab every 10 minutes and it is sending me an email every time the cron is executed [21:37] dafuq? [21:37] If the job sends something to stdout (and maybe stderr too?), it will get sent to the user that ran the job [21:38] hxm: standard behavior when there is output [21:38] Thats expected when you configured cron to send mails- [21:38] ah, then I forgot the >> /dev/nul no? [21:38] /dev/null [21:38] yes [21:38] > /dev/null 2>&1 [21:39] (unless of course, you want stderr output to get emailed to you) [21:39] the proper script sends me an email if needed so I guess I dont need the output [21:40] would one of you know about systemd + /etc/network/interfaces ? [21:40] my problem here is that the interface i configured in /etc/network/interfaces.d/eth0 just doesn't seem to come up at boot. [21:41] but the system seems to boot up fine otherwise [21:41] there's no error message logged about being unable to bring it up [21:42] but i can't ping it, nor can it resolve its ntp host [21:46] tomreyn: can you bring it up manually with 'ifup eth0'? [21:46] it's remote [21:47] only have a netbooted recovery system + syslog to play with [21:47] i installed using debootstrap [21:47] oops :/