[03:01] Can anyone tell me what happened to apache's auth_pam in 13.10? === cmagina_ is now known as cmagina === sz0` is now known as sz0 === sz0 is now known as sz0` [05:05] Hi, I have a situation where my my server installation is starting Upstart services, but not the SysV ones. How should I go about troubleshooting this? === sz0` is now known as sz0 [08:06] hi, does anyone know a good test editor for ubuntu? [08:06] in its functionality comparable to pspad or notepad++ for windows [08:09] hey guys im running a exim4 mailserver since yesterday. I created 2 additional Mail Accounts.Sending from my "old" account to the new accounts works fine, vice versa does not. Exim4 log gives mailbox unavailable\n550 Sender address is not allowed . All 3 accounts are gmx accounts [08:11] tomixxx7: In order of my preference. Vi, Bluefish, Kate, Gedit. [08:12] ty [08:14] ok sending mails from a lokal client works fine [09:01] Hey anyone around who can help with a small issue with ubuntu server networking in a hyperV VM [09:12] don't ask to ask just ask [09:15] zul, wanna fixup trove - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openstack-trove [09:15] ? [09:22] I have a hyperV-vm running server12.04 - the NIC connects at only 100Mbps in this VM but 10GBps in other [09:25] zul, nm - I'll get it [09:25] most of the bugs are invalid but trove-common is foobar [09:40] Good morning. [12:28] jamespage: i uploaded ceilometer rc3 last night === RaptorJesus_ is now known as RaptorJesus [12:40] zul, w00t [12:40] is it in? [12:42] hi there [12:42] I'm running ubuntu14.04 want to use vlan interfaces [12:42] vlan's everytime get renamed by udev [12:42] how to prevent the renaming of the vlan interfaces? [12:42] systemd-udevd[488]: renamed network interface vlan100 to rename4 [12:45] jamespage: i think so [12:46] jamespage: nope [13:15] jamespage: ceilometer has been accepted === nhayashi is now known as zz_nhayashi === JanC_ is now known as JanC [14:37] can you specify minimum version to apt-get [14:37] e.g. apt-get install libssl1.0.0>=1.0.1-4ubuntu5.12 [14:37] I'd like to be able to do that, but it seems i cannot :( [14:40] jamespage: did trove got accepted this morning? [14:40] why does it matter? [14:41] apt-get will always get the newest version [14:41] assuming you know how to do apt-get update [14:43] jamespage: duh...nm [14:50] jamespage, beisner: http://sources.debian.net/src/apache2/2.4.9-1/debian/apache2.NEWS is a good reference for apache2 upgrades, could we link to that in the release notes? [14:50] I can't find a suitable launchpad link - the UDD branch for apache2 is out of date. === SPQN is now known as AndreiCurelaru [14:52] rbasak, sounds sane to me. a good reference indeed for bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apache2/+bug/1308570 [14:52] Launchpad bug 1308570 in apache2 "Sites not served after Precise - Trusty upgrade - new apache2 documentroot path" [Undecided,New] [14:52] patdk-wk: the use case is that I've not run apt-get upgrade, nor will I and the package in question is already installed. [14:54] I don't get the usecase [14:54] dpkg -l libssl1.0.0 [14:54] isn't enough? [14:55] does "apt-get install pkgname" upgrade that pkg even if it is already installed. I guess it does and I didn't realize it. [14:55] yes, it does :) [14:55] patdk-wk: looking for something I can do in an entirely automated way. [14:55] With ufw, can I limit ssh from all IPs *except* a specific CIDR mask? [14:55] that is what I do when I want to upgrade one thing, but not the rest, yet [14:55] patdk-wk: its what I do to, as of now :) [14:55] rbasak, good idea [14:56] rbasak, could you add that to the release notes [15:01] jamespage: nack. Sorry, I have to run, and I'm not sure I'll be back in time :-/ [15:09] rbasak, np - I'll pop something in [15:23] roaksoax, smoser: what do we want to highlight in the maas section [15:23] link ? [15:24] roaksoax, i think we want to highlight further improvements to fast path install. additional power types. [15:30] smoser, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TrustyTahr/ReleaseNotes [15:32] zul, trove went in automatically :-) [15:38] Anyone have tips for Ubuntu Server as data mining crawler? [15:44] Hi all. I've got a couple of servers with dual NICs on them. Until recently I've been installing my servers from USB sticks and configuring them manually or Chef. I now want to PXE Boot them and automate everything and there's one aspect that's got me stumped. As part of the install process I install ifenslave and set up active/failover bonding on the interfaces. Getting to the question - I can't figure out how to add AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:11 and AA:BB:CC:DD [15:44] :EE:22 to my DHCP server so the machine gets the correct IP at startup regardless of which port is active. [15:45] stetho: isc dhcp server? [15:46] stetho: if isc dhcp, look for host blocks in config & use hardware ethernet & fixed-address [15:46] In DNSMasq, for example, you can set dhcp-host=AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:11,AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:22,192.168.0.1 and both interfaces will be offered 192.168.0.1 - if you do that in ISC-DHCP it complains about it. [15:47] jrwen: Sorry - I was just typing that ^ :-) Yes, it is. It complains about their being two hosts called server1 (for example). [15:47] jamespage: yeah duh i suck ;) [15:48] zul, it might not now - I think everything is on manual review [15:48] Is there a way to have my server crawl the web and download data? [15:48] stetho: i don't know that the hostname tehre matters at all. just name them -1 and -2 ? [15:48] Automatically [15:49] DavidBorg: yes, you must write code for that. [15:49] DavidBorg: unless you just want wget --mirror [15:49] I don't know how to crawl and download - I have a LAMP server and everything is operating. [15:49] Can you tell me what type of code I would need to use, jrwren? [15:49] Thanks for helping, btw [15:50] jrwren: But then the server will have the wrong name. [15:51] Actually, it might not. [15:51] stetho: use cloud-init and set the hostname to whatever you want :) [15:51] DavidBorg: no, i can't tell you. [15:52] I was just thinking something similar. The server is using use-host-decl-names which is probably what's breaking it to begin with. [15:56] Hi, Im having some problems with UbuntuServer + PlexServer in a VM and getting out of memory errors [15:56] Anyone have any idea - I seem to be using 2-3x more CPU/RAM resources than I was with win7 [16:10] Elfuego_, what are the specs? is it more than Plex recommends? === psivaa_ is now known as psivaa === mjohnson151 is now known as mjohnson15 === a1berto_ is now known as a1berto [17:46] so I was trying to install nodejs without using sudo ... and I ran sudo chown -R $USER /usr/bin hoping that it would give me the permissions I needed to install without sudo [17:46] now I cant install anything ... and I get this "sudo: must be setuid root" [17:47] $ sudo chown -R $USER /usr/bin << this is the command which I ran, that I think is breaking things [17:47] delinquentme: you are in for a wonderful learning experience. :) [17:47] delinquentme: do you have any root shells open right now? [17:47] sarnold, nope just a single one === mjohnson151 is now known as mjohnson15 [17:49] So if I gather correctly I have no accounts which can access that file . Since I dont have a second root shell open ... I'm going to need to do some digging to get it back. [17:49] delinquentme: did you set a root password? try /bin/su [17:49] sudo chown -R $USER /usr/bin/su ? [17:50] delinquentme: your sudo is completely broken. it will not function. [17:50] delinquentme: I am hoping that your 'su' is not yet broken, but you might not be able to use it if you don't have a root password [17:50] /bin/su >> authentication failure [17:50] delinquentme: drat. [17:51] yeah no root password ... only a primary account [17:51] TLDR reinstall ? [17:51] recovery session [17:52] delinquentme: okay, as I see it, your best option to fix this is pretty brutal -- use sysrq to umount, sync, and reboot; add "single" to your kernel command line at the grub menu to boot into a rescue environment; then you'll want to run "chown -R root /usr/bin/*" -- then sync, reboot, and then we can fix up the few files that shouldn't be owned by root [17:53] delinquentme: oh, I'm sorry, that would be "chown -R root /usr/bin" [17:54] is it just me, or does trusty not have openssl 1.0.1g?! [17:55] justizin: trusty does not. we backported the security fix to trusty's openssl. [17:55] kk going down for reboot =/ [17:55] delinquentme: good luck :) [17:55] sarnold: ah ok. [17:55] right. duh. [17:55] heh. [17:55] justizin: i didn't think trusty was affected [17:55] http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-2165-1/ [17:55] justizin: we weren't about to make a change that drastic so close to release, we just wanted the security bug fixed [17:55] pmatulis: trusty doesn’t release until tomorrow, so it wouldn’t get an advisory [17:55] pmatulis: we don't bother including the devel release in USNs, but we do make sure the security bugs get fixed :) [17:56] sarnold: totally [17:56] justizin: true dat [17:56] in other news: TRUSTY! :D === psivaa is now known as psivaa-afk [17:56] * justizin has been using it for a while here and there in non-critical roles and test environments [17:58] it’s like precise, but without having to upgrade all kinds of stuff from ppas! [17:58] success! :) [18:01] laptop isnt on fire ! [18:02] I feel so bad ... brand new laptop .. brand new install [18:02] delinquentme: awesome :) [18:02] =[ poor thing. but ok! ran the commands [18:02] sudo apt-get update >> sudo: must be setuid root [18:02] oof. [18:02] delinquentme: aw damn. I forgot that the setuid bit would be dropped. [18:03] delinquentme: but hey, you're good at the rescue shell now :) [18:03] I booted into recovery console as root .. ran the chown [18:03] ^_^;; [18:03] so I need to give it a new setuid ? [18:04] delinquentme: yeah; reboot into the rescue shell again and run chmod 04755 /usr/bin/sudo [18:04] it should look like this when you're done: [18:04] -rwsr-xr-x 1 root root 155008 Feb 10 11:16 /usr/bin/sudo [18:05] (note especially the 's' in the permissions) [18:05] deal [18:09] kk ran that [18:09] does anyone know how to make truecrypt auto mount the favorite volumes at system boot? [18:10] I dont think that did it ...no s [18:11] sarnold, where go from here? [18:11] delinquentme: no luck? what does ls -l /usr/bin/sudo look like? [18:12] -rwxr-xr-x 2 lilith root 71288 Mar 11 05:24 /usr/bin/sudo [18:12] and I believe I'm rebooting correctly into the recovery console via grub ... and the user is set as root [18:13] delinquentme: hrm, it's still not owned by root, either. [18:13] delinquentme: does the rescue environment say something like "your old root is mounted at ..." or something similar? [18:13] I dont believe so [18:13] mount -o rw,remount /; chown -R root:root /usr/bin [18:13] was recommended in #ubuntu [18:15] could be, I haven't used the rescue environment in ages, maybe it isn't mounted read-write.. [18:16] I do get confirmations that the permissions are changed ... [18:16] kk rebooting [18:20] $ ls -l /usr/bin/sudo >> -rwxr-xr-x 2 lilith root 71288 Mar 11 05:24 /usr/bin/sudo [18:21] still no sudo after running $ rw, remount /; chown -R root:root /usr/bin [18:22] delinquentme: well, maybe try just chown root:root /usr/bin/sudo -- let's get -something- back.. [18:23] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2158822 [18:23] looks like this outlines it pretty well [18:24] brbz! [18:29] hello, i installed courier-imap-ssl on exim4 and allowed port 993 but i cant use imap+ssl on thunderbird anyway [18:29] 143 works great but nothing else [18:31] -rwxr-xr-x 2 root root 71288 Mar 11 05:24 /usr/bin/sudo [18:31] so I think the user is at least correct [18:31] delinquentme: half-way there :) woo [18:32] I mean if worse comes to worse I plan on upgrading to 14.04 stat [18:32] sooooo [18:32] delinquentme: re-do the rescue system and soforth, then run: chmod 04755 /usr/bin/sudo [18:32] lets break things [18:32] delinquentme: these skills are wonderful to have, so when SHTF for real, you'll be familiar with how to piece things back together from a dozen little pieces :) [18:33] haha true! Oh also FYI sarnold apparently the filesystem is default in read only in recovery [18:33] so you've got to $ mount -o rw,remount /; [18:33] BRB! [18:33] delinquentme: cool! :) [18:37] check! done w those ... now what file system objects should we be checking permissions on now? [18:39] delinquentme_: sweet! [18:39] kk cool got laptop #2 up and running [18:39] ill just sit with the other one in the recovery console [18:39] delinquentme_: so, the forum post had some files that weren't owned root:root -- and I pasted a few, much overlap [18:39] delinquentme_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7262855/ [18:40] delinquentme_: you'll also need to fix the setuid bits on the other files -- that forum post had some [18:41] so I need to set all of the permissions according to this [18:41] delinquentme_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7263043/ [18:41] delinquentme_: those are from my system [18:42] yeah so I have zero [18:43] delinquentme_: once you've fixed those up, install the debsums package and run debsums -s [18:43] so chmod 04755 for those files? [18:44] delinquentme_: some of them will be 02755 and some will be 06755 [18:44] it looks like daemon is the only 06755 right? [18:45] nm nm nm [18:45] delinquentme_: at, procmail, and X on my system [18:48] so I dont have a /usr/bin/daemon dir [18:49] OR lpadmin OR mail [18:49] delinquentme_: time for me to run :) you're very nearly back together. nice work. :) [18:49] those are good things? [19:29] sarnold, any idea between the two of these I should prefer? http://paste.ubuntu.com/7263043/ http://paste.ubuntu.com/7262855/ [19:30] they've got some differing permissions [19:38] YES. [19:38] FIXED IT. [20:13] can anyone here tell me why "d-i partman/unmount_active boolean true" isn't being honored by the trusty installer? [20:14] i have to go and hit the enter button every time i install and it goes through just fine.. but the above command is supposed to do it for me :-/ === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === psivaa-afk is now known as psivaa === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [22:04] anyone ever seen an issue in which after setting an /etc/network/interfaces with a stanza for bond1.2002 and specify a gateway,the gateway line disappears after a reboot? [22:51] guys i need to ask how to setup a mail server on my ubuntu server VPS !!!