[00:07] <MavKen> I have installed phpmyadmin on my vps.  Is it possible so that phpmyadmin can only be accessed via the primary domain?
[00:15] <PryMar56> MavKen, in Apache2 config:order Deny,Allow; Deny from All; Allow from xx:yy:zz:255/24
[00:16] <PryMar56> 255->0
[02:44] <lvmer> How do I view the channel list? or where would be a good place to ask about web hosting options? thanks o.O
[02:48] <MavKen> lvmer, check out www.digitalocean.com
[02:48] <MavKen> lvmer, I have been running an ubuntu server there for about a year with all of my hosting clients on it
[02:57] <lvmer> mavken, thanks checking it out now
[02:57] <MavKen> if you check their twitter, you can find promo codes to get started
[03:52] <basil> I have a Billion Bipac 73000 router. I'm trying to setup an Ubuntu server behind the router.
[03:52] <basil> I have a static IP at home, and I've assigned the MAC address on the router to 192.168.1.101 (my server address).
[03:52] <basil> If I go into my DHCP table today, I can't see the server IP and MAC address. I've turned off the router, and tried again – still not there. Yesterday, I had 3 instance of the server in the DHCP (each with a different IP).
[03:52] <basil> I've searched for DHCP renew lease and other commands, but had no luck.
[03:52] <basil> My server now accesses the web, but my webserver isn't available to the outside world. I have setup port forwarding.
[03:52] <basil> I'd appreciate any advice
[05:39] <NewNick> I have a Billion Bipac 73000 router. I'm trying to setup an Ubuntu server behind the router.
[05:39] <NewNick> I have a static IP at home, and I've assigned the MAC address on the router to 192.168.1.101 (my server address).
[05:39] <NewNick> If I go into my DHCP table today, I can't see the server IP and MAC address. I've turned off the router, and tried again – still not there. Yesterday, I had 3 instance of the server in the DHCP (each with a different IP).
[05:39] <NewNick> I've searched for DHCP renew lease and other commands, but had no luck.
[05:39] <NewNick> My server now accesses the web, but my webserver isn't available to the outside world. I have setup port forwarding.
[05:39] <NewNick> I'd appreciate any advice
[06:30] <ruben231> hi guys i have two local ubuntu server how do i trasnfer huge file from server A to Server B they are on same network...any idea guys..?
[07:45] <irv> turns out it changed name from linux-rt to linux-lowlatency :D
[07:50] <irv> so, i tried installing linux-lowlatency but it won't boot due to an error something with hv_vmbus. i'm thinking the lowlatency kernel wasn't compiled with hv_vmbus?  do i need to compile my own rt kernel with hyperv support?
[07:50] <irv> realistically i will prob just install it baremetal eventually, but i wanted to see if the RT kernel will work virtualized
[07:54] <irv> i tried adding the hv modules to /etc/initramfs-tools/modules and updating initramfs, gonna reboot :)
[08:09] <wkmanire> Can someone recommend a guide for setting up email service with postfix and dovecot? Ideally I want to set up virtual users, have encrypted transfer and a web interface like roundcube.
[08:09] <wkmanire> I never realized how complicated email is.
[08:14] <wkmanire> I found this: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Mail_Server_setup#Mail_Server_setup
[08:14] <wkmanire> Seems to be targeted at complete beginners so it should be fine
[09:29] <v1ckyz> anyone do you have free vps
[14:13] <shredding> I have a command like this:
[14:14] <shredding> kill `ps aux | grep evolution | grep –v grep | awk '{ print
[14:14] <shredding> $2 }'`
[14:14] <shredding> sorry
[14:14] <shredding> kill `ps aux | grep evolution | grep –v grep | awk '{ print $2 }'`
[14:14] <shredding> I understand what it does.
[14:14] <shredding> But why $2?
[14:14] <shredding> What's this $2?
[14:14] <highvoltage> it prints the second column
[14:15] <highvoltage> from the output of ps aux
[14:15] <lordievader> shredding: awk '{print $2}' prints the second column.
[14:15] <highvoltage> so the process number for evolution
[14:15] <shredding> column?
[14:15] <shredding> How does it know the column? I did not specify a delimiter.
[14:15] <highvoltage> it uses spaces by default
[14:15] <lordievader> Might be nicer to use pgrep there, also gets the pid.
[14:16] <shredding> thank you both!
[14:16] <shredding> nice thing, this awk.
[17:01] <GeekDude> Corey: Are you darthanubis from the other day, when I was trying to get flash drive mounting in xfce to work?
[18:04] <GeekDude> Corey: you there?
[18:06] <Logan_> GeekDude: why do you think Corey is darthanubis? :P
[18:06] <GeekDude> Logan_: extensive whois
[18:06] <GeekDude> ./msg nickserv who darthanubis
[18:06] <GeekDude> er, info
[18:07] <Logan_> [14:05:25]  -NickServ- Last addr  : ~anubis@unaffiliated/darthanubis
[18:07] <GeekDude> ~anubis
[18:07] <GeekDude> and if you do a info on anubis
[18:07] <GeekDude> am I just going about this wrong?
[18:07] <Logan_> yeah :P
[18:07] <Logan_> they would be part of the same account if they were the same person, generally
[18:07] <GeekDude> Hrm. I thought I was being clever, but as usual just being an idiot
[18:08] <Logan_> s'okay :P
[18:09] <Logan_> you could email him through Launchpad: https://launchpad.net/~darthanubis
[18:09] <GeekDude> I probably shouldve done a whois on corey too
[18:09] <GeekDude> Now I really feel like an idiot
[18:09] <GeekDude> still, would've been nice if he responded to enlighten my idiocracy.
[18:09] <Logan_> haha, Corey is a busy freenode staffer
[18:10] <GeekDude> yeaaah. /whois on him showed that. Seemingly the only link I didn't misunderstand, as I didn't check