=== PeterS is now known as PeterSchwaller === jml_ is now known as jml === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [01:38] how can I get each domain on my vps to sendout mail from its domain and not show up in gmail as "sent from domain1.com via domain.com" ? [01:39] MavKen: do you have IPs for each of these domains? [01:39] no [01:39] im on vps at digitalocean..cant get more than 1 ip [01:40] i used trial version of cpanel and it worked great... just didnt want to pay $200 [01:40] cpanel costs $200??? [01:41] it'd be cheaper and more reliable to just put your ssh root key on your webserver and ask people to help admin your machine :) hehe [01:41] lol [02:04] HI I am running ubuntu 12.04, how could I check whether firewall is running and disable it? thx [03:02] rostam: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-iptables-how-to-flush-all-rules.html [03:02] Google is your friend === mwhudson is now known as zz_mwhudson [04:02] !ufw|rostam [04:02] rostam: Ubuntu, like any other Linux distribution, has built-in firewall capabilities. The firewall is managed using the 'ufw' command - see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW | GUI frontends such as Gufw also exist. | An alternative to ufw is the 'iptables' command - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo [04:02] rostam, note that firewall is disabled by default [04:37] are there any user provisioning scripts out there to make it easier to add a new user and virtual host on apache? trying to avoid getting a control panel [04:39] MavKen, might want to ask the apache channel for something that specific [04:39] ok thanks [04:43] I have a VPS, if I use tasksel to install mail server does it take care of all configuration? [04:50] I want php scripts in each of my virtual domains to be able to send out mail and it be from the specific demand. I tried exim4 but only primary domain worked correctly, the others would show up "from domain1.com via domain.com" - is there a better option than exim4? i dont need a full blown mail server [05:04] MavKen: sendmail is pretty default or postfix [05:05] ok [05:26] postfix is the standard MTA in Ubuntu. === freeflying is now known as freeflying_away [09:47] https://code.launchpad.net/~psivaa/ubuntu-test-cases/mod_php-fix/+merge/204273 [09:47] https://code.launchpad.net/~psivaa/ubuntu-test-cases/bloat-min-install-amd64/+merge/208025 [09:48] https://code.launchpad.net/~psivaa/ubuntu-test-cases/entropy-for-tomcat-daemon/+merge/208036 [09:48] rbasak: jamespage: would you mind doing ACK/NACK the above MP's for smoke test failures please? [11:05] psivaa: I don't understand https://code.launchpad.net/~psivaa/ubuntu-test-cases/bloat-min-install-amd64/+merge/208025 and I have to run right now, sorry. Maybe jamespage can look at that one when he's back? [11:05] rbasak: ack, thanks for the other reviews. they all need manual merging from the server developers as well [11:09] psivaa: OK. I have to run right now, but I'll try and merge them for you too. I assume I just need to push the merged branch? [11:10] rbasak: yes. that's all you need to do [11:16] psivaa: I have to run. I managed to push merge one proposal. The other seems to want me to fix something up (diverged branches or merge conflict?) and my bzr-fu is weak so I'll try again this afternoon if somebody doesn't beat me to it. [11:16] psivaa: thank you for sorting these out! [11:16] rbasak: ack, thank you === freeflying_away is now known as freeflying [12:45] hey, I'm trying to run /usr/sbin/debootstrap --verbose --arch amd64 saucy target -- but I'm getting: E: Couldn't download dists/saucy/main/binary-amd64/Packages -- any ideas? [12:45] looking at http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/saucy/main/binary-amd64/ - I see Packages.bz2 but no file that is just Packages - maybe this is why? [12:57] zul, dashboard is functional again - ish [12:57] need to sort out the links in the openstack-dashboard package [13:05] jamespage: what was wrong? [13:06] zul, django 1.6 compat in openstack-auth [13:06] jamespage: ah [13:06] cherry picked some fixes [13:06] zul, I looked a zigo's debian package which contains the same patches but it looks like its missing a load of files [13:06] locale data? [13:06] possibly === edamato is now known as edu-afk [13:29] psivaa, merged - thanks! [13:30] jamespage: ack, thank you [13:46] What is the default document root in nginx? [13:47] should be set in the config [13:47] have a look in the config, [13:52] ikonia, I cannot find a value in nginx.conf [13:56] adac: really ? there is nothing showing the default content location ? [13:56] ikonia, it is set in the default vhost [13:57] so if it's set...then it's set there isn't it ? [13:57] as in if you've set it for the default vhost, then thats where it is [13:57] or am I missunderstanding what you're asking [13:59] ikonia, I thought it was set within nginx.conf but instead it was set within default vhost [13:59] yes set is set :) [14:01] jamespage: libvirt 1.2.2 is on my todo list :) [14:05] hallyn: hi. anything special about creating a Lucid LXC container on Saucy? it doesn't work. although a Precise container does. -- http://paste.ubuntu.com/6994531/ [14:22] zul, lovely - thought it might be [14:22] zul, any thoughts on wido's other patch? === acrocity_ is now known as acrocity [14:23] jamespage: hold on...i dont have a problem with it [14:23] looks like its going to be in 1.2.2 anyways [14:29] zul, a review on https://code.launchpad.net/~james-page/swift/add-object-expirer/+merge/207883 would be great if you have time [14:29] have another one for horizon in test atm [14:30] jamespage: can you remove the python-swiftclient dependency at the same time please? [14:31] zul, from horizon? [14:31] no from swift [14:31] zul, ok [14:32] jamespage: it was removed 19 days agao [14:32] 1.13.0 should be out soon as well [14:32] zul, of swift? [14:32] jamespage: yes [14:36] I have a server that will regularly lose power. Is there anything I can do minimize the probability of the filesystem becoming corrupted? [14:37] zul, https://code.launchpad.net/~james-page/horizon/icehouse-tidy-and-fix/+merge/208145 [14:40] jamespage: commented [14:44] zul, updated [14:45] jamespage: +1 [14:46] ta [14:48] zul, OK - I think that's horizon functional again [14:49] it was a bit busted [14:50] heh ok [14:50] can you upload it to trusty and the the ca if you havent already done so [14:50] never mind i should just check my email more ofent :) [14:51] pmatulis: I'm not sure. On trusty I can certainly create a lucid container using the download template [14:51] installing a saucy vm to test... [14:52] jamespage: who's looking at the Neutron's charm these days ? === caribou_ is now known as caribou [14:53] caribou, numerous different people [14:54] jamespage: ah, ok. looking to see if adding a functionality to set sysctl values would be easy [14:54] jamespage: i.e. having the charm set sysctl kernel values upon startup [15:00] smb oh - 3.12 working for nested qemu, that's awesome news, easier to bisect than having to go across a differently-buggy 3.11 :) [15:01] hallyn, Yeah, though as always things break with 3.13-rc1 which is the "most things changed" step [15:01] yeah [15:08] jamespage: ah, you've merged the other branches. Thanks! [15:12] rbasak, np [15:28] jamespage: when you get a chance http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/6994919/ [15:29] zul, havana not grizzly dude [15:31] zul, sorting now [15:31] zul, odd - each MP appears to drop some of adam's previous changelog entry [15:31] that does not sound right [15:31] it doesnt [15:32] pmatulis: I don't know, it works for me in a saucy instance. [15:33] jamespage: please hold on reviewing them [15:34] i think we are going to have an issue with nova [15:35] zul, ok - holding off [15:44] rbasak, ping [15:44] https://code.launchpad.net/~smoser/cloud-init/run-status/+merge/208056 [15:45] you can't atomically rename over an existing file, can you? [15:48] ie, i didn't think this was atomic: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6995003/ [15:50] hm.. seems i'm wrong: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2333872/atomic-writing-to-file-with-python [15:51] smoser: pong. Yes, AIUI you can. Sorted now? [15:52] yeah. i had just not bothered with rename because i thought there was a different potential race condition [15:52] due to the deletion of the file. but yeah, i'll use that. === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [16:58] can you add static routes via preseed? I can't find anything useful saying so, but have the need. === mc_bluebeard_ is now known as mc_bluebeard [17:55] hallyn, is lxc in trusty supposed to function without cgroup-lite or cgroups ? [17:55] (it is only Recommends right now) [17:55] smoser: not until cgmanager hits main, I'm afraid. but when released yes [17:56] ok. thats kind of whta i thought. [17:56] tych0, ^. [17:56] smoser: yep [17:56] ubuntu installs recommends by default yes? [17:56] so i thikn probably just remove the explicit depends. whatever is doing 'apt-get' should by default get the Recommends also. [17:56] yeah. [17:57] oh [17:57] we didn't get it in gdebi, i guess [17:57] of course you can just mount /cgroup by hand or something. you don't *depend* on cgroup-lite [17:58] gdebi, for serious. [17:58] for serious [17:58] is there something better? [17:59] you're not using it other than by hand, right? [17:59] right [17:59] to have it resolve your dependencies (and apparently not recommends) [18:00] just for package development [18:00] yeah [18:00] yeah. i dont know how i'd do that. [18:00] dpkg -i and apt-get install -f [18:00] seems like a ridiculous way to develop packages :-) [18:01] i think ihave to agree with that. but i would have expected gdebi to invoke apt, which would have had the default '--install-recommends' [18:01] hm.. [18:01] oh well. [18:02] rcj, https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1052089 . you understand the issue there ? [18:06] smoser, yes on second look I do. There was some confusion this morning while discussing it. Sorry for the hassle. [18:12] zul, generally the changelog's need some work [18:12] I'd probably drop the entries dealing with bumping version numbers as well [18:15] ack thanks for looking === daker_ is now known as daker === ValicekB_ is now known as ValicekB [18:47] jamespage: cinder updated [18:52] jamespage: glance updated [18:53] zul, can you check then through in the MP's - I'll review tomorrow AM [18:53] jamespage: ack === zz_mwhudson is now known as mwhudson [20:42] zul: any good reason not to put 2.0 qemu candidates into the ubuntu-virt/ppa? Should I create a custom ppa for it? [20:43] hallyn: do it [20:46] k [20:47] what's new with qemu2? doesn't look like it's released [20:50] hallyn: Did you see the latest comment on the FFe request? [20:51] no [20:51] RoyK: It's a RC, intent for 2.0 in final trusty. [20:51] hallyn: Oh, you responded! :) [20:52] then yes :) [20:53] RoyK: biggest advantage would be that we wouldn't have 200 patches for aarch64 linux-user. cleaner tree. [20:53] that's why i'll do it in ppa for first rc's - i don't want to commit to it yet, but it would be nice if it works out [20:58] hallyn: anything really new in the amd64 way? [20:58] RoyK: I don't think so. [20:58] now, I may drop the linaro omap3 patches [20:58] if this bothers anyone, please shout [20:58] (i'll probably blog that in the hopes of letting anyone who wants to complain) [21:09] hallyn: If you are in doubt, make a qemu-next PPA under ~ubuntu-virt ? [21:16] Daviey: yeah i might do that. The main reason would be the same reason that I'm not using the archive immediately - [21:16] sometime two years down the road we might want a qemu 1.7 version in that ppa === PaulW2U is now known as G4MBY [21:29] Daviey: eh, there are already a 'candidate' ppa and a 'daily-build' ppa, both of which would work for this. I'll use the candidate ppa. [21:36] hbaum: hello [21:46] hallyn: good thinking. === G4MBY is now known as PaulW2U === freeflying is now known as freeflying_away === freeflying_away is now known as freeflying [23:06] hello [23:06] i was wondering before i download server iso [23:06] is it complicated to make a bootable pxe host off it, so just nic boot and its in linux [23:07] i think that would be pretty awesome just pxe-boot and got xbmc mediaplayer going windows free better then dual boot hdd use === daker_ is now known as daker [23:08] i know with windows 2008 server pxe just put it in windows pe mode to image install [23:08] Proto_X: this looks sane enough: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DisklessUbuntuHowto [23:09] is that the client or the server [23:10] likely both? [23:10] input that many commands on client all time pain in ballz [23:11] looks like pxe has awesome potential but got tossed over shoulder faster then xbox orgional [23:11] Proto_X: hah, far from it, pxe is used all the time [23:11] word :D [23:11] Proto_X: the maas project for example makes it easy to have a room of a few thousand machines, IPMI to turn a machine one, PXE boot the thing, and then juju can assign it a task. once it's not needed any more, IPMI turn the thing off. [23:12] no it doesnt seem too bad the page isnt 1000 pages [23:12] i want pxe to do more then install tho [23:13] yeah, that should be doable [23:13] must be still emulating floppys to start [23:13] 1.44mb limit sux on ancient pxe [23:13] maybe ubuntu is cooler :) [23:14] depends upon your NIC [23:14] windows is always pain in balls [23:14] Proto_X: maybe if your NIC is annoying you can use ipxe: http://ipxe.org/ (I haven't tried re[placing ROM, just using ipxe in emulators..) [23:14] mostly microsoft just makes icons bigger and bigger hiding the real commands [23:15] my nic's support it better then vmware [23:15] if it works in vmware then its already mint [23:15] lol [23:16] alright you guys rock :) [23:17] setting up pxe in windows server pages went on and on forever, ubuntu was like 3 pages must be better built for it [23:17] i might be able make cool stuffz do stuffz :D [23:17] thats so awesome [23:17] modular pieces that you can connect together as you wish is pretty awesome design :) [23:18] does all ubuntu versions do it or is server best built for it [23:18] the hosting part [23:19] i need more frames per second, all microsoft does is make spinny smiley face icons use 100% cpu 100cores [23:19] the icons that deleted xbox live server lol [23:21] ea games too no more multiplayer [23:21] unless your like madden 2014!!! all day fanboy [23:22] bad ass performance and can do stuff ubuntu i like it :D [23:22] alright ill check it out thank you for infoz [23:23] Proto_X: ubuntu server and desktop are nearly identical [23:25] sarnold: it's common to chainload iPXE from on-nic PXE client, rather than burning it into the nic. [23:27] Daviey: oh! nice. [23:27] Daviey: I suspect that'll get most of the benefits of using ipxe without the risk of shredding your nic's warranty :) [23:28] sarnold: Yeah, I murmured about doing the burning on my old thinkpad.. didn't.. then it died. One day i'll be main enough to do it on a prod box. :) [23:29] Daviey: haha :) [23:50] preparing to upgrade a 1u db server with low write volume & moderate read volume, any links or recommended reading on ssd options? was hoping to make the jump this round, but the poweredge options seem higher then I would have guessed === jrib1 is now known as jrib === jrib is now known as Guest78727 === Guest78727 is now known as jrib