[02:12] <Bert_2> Hi, I wanted to quickly migrate from munin on 12.04 to munin2+cgi on 14.04
[02:12] <Bert_2> I previously used nginx on a smaller setup but am now using apache
[02:13] <Bert_2> now is it possible that the config that comes with the package for apache is entirely wrong?
[02:14] <Bert_2> it seems to be just impossible to get it working and for example still has this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/munin/+bug/1258026
[02:14] <Bert_2> Can anoyone give me any kind of pointer, cause I'm totally lost in config and can't get this fixed
[02:32] <Bert_2> I got it, nevermind, still needs more docs, more comments and a correct config though
[03:56] <Derailed> hey guys, fresh install of 14.04: if I 'apt-get install wordpress', how do I tell it to install nginx instead of apache? the dependencies for wordpress say 'apache2 | httpd', so how do I get it to accept that 'nginx-full' provides httpd?
[04:16] <arrith> Derailed: you could try:    sudo apt-get install wordpress nginx-full apache-
[04:16] <arrith> Derailed: or you might just have to install nginx-full before you install wordpress
[04:17] <Derailed> arrith, I've tried a few combinations. but even with nginx-full installed, wordpress installs apache2
[04:18] <arrith> Derailed: might be because apache is in the recommends. since nginx packages in their debian control file specify that they provide "httpd"
[04:18] <arrith> Derailed: after you install nginx-full try to do:    sudo apt-get install apache- wordpress
[04:19] <arrith> note the dash after apache, that is to keep it from being installed
[04:19] <Derailed> ^^ that's the thing I'd never seen before
[04:19] <Derailed> :-) maybe something like that will doit
[04:19] <Derailed> thanks!
[04:21] <Derailed> arrith, thanks! it looks like I also needed to specify 'php5' to prevent it from installing 'libapache2-mod-php5
[04:22] <Derailed> nope spoke too soon
[04:22] <Derailed> it's still trying to pull in apache2
[04:32] <arrith> Derailed: oh well, do the ignore recommends
[06:18] <lordievader> Good morning.
[06:54] <GJPMiningco> I setup a encrypted disk password that has to be entered everytime the system starts when i setup Ubuntu Desktop 14.05 is there anyway to Undo that ( because this is a Co-located Dedicated server at a Data Center and i now need to reboot the system but hate to have to wait for the server to come back online until a tech support can go type in a password
[06:54] <GJPMiningco> i am asking here because it seems like no one in #ubuntu known
[06:54] <GJPMiningco> i am asking here because it seems like no one in #ubuntu knows
[07:07] <sheptard> GJPMiningco: no
[07:07] <sheptard> GJPMiningco: also you colo'd a box without ipmi?
[07:08] <GJPMiningco> ipmi?
[07:08] <sheptard> ip kvm
[07:09] <GJPMiningco> never heard of it
[07:19] <maxb> It seems ever so slightly pointless to have an encrypted disk password if you have to tell arbitrary tech support people what it is?
[07:28] <Meerkat> why would you need to do that?
[07:42] <GJPMiningco> i wasnt thinking when i did it
[07:42] <GJPMiningco> I was in a rush
[07:42] <GJPMiningco> so there is NO way to remove it?
[07:43] <Meerkat> GJPMiningco, sorry, I was answering maxb. What is your issue? I just got here.
[07:46] <GJPMiningco> I setup a encrypted disk password that has to be entered everytime the system starts when i setup Ubuntu Desktop 14.05 is there anyway to Undo that ( because this is a Co-located Dedicated server at a Data Center and i now need to reboot the system but hate to have to wait for the server to come back online until a tech support can go type in a password
[08:00] <Meerkat> GJPMiningco, you have to reinstall without full-disk encryption.
[08:21] <Aeo> hey, can someone help me, one of my scripts did a fsck -C, is there any way i can roll it back
[08:27] <bekks> Aeo: fsck is a filesystem check. You cannot roll it back.
[08:27] <Aeo> any possible way for me to recover?
[08:27] <bekks> Aeo: According to "man fsck" the -C option displays a progress bar.
[08:27] <Aeo> thats what i thought too, until i ran it
[08:28] <bekks> Did you run it on a mounted filesystem?
[08:28] <Aeo> ...yeah
[08:28] <Aeo> the script was set to unmount it first, but that errored
[08:28] <Aeo> so it did it on an unmounted fs
[08:30] <bekks> if unmounting errored it ran on a mounted fs.
[08:30] <bekks> is that correct?
[08:31] <Aeo> yeah
[08:31] <bekks> Then you have to restore your backup now.
[08:32] <Aeo> if i boot a livecd, i still have access to all the files
[08:33] <Aeo> can i run a normal fsck on the drives to restore them?
[08:33] <bekks> No.
[08:33] <Aeo> darn. got it
[08:33] <bekks> A backup restores files, not fsck.
[08:35] <Aeo> i know, but i still have access to the files, if i boot a livecd
[08:35] <Aeo> so just the filesystem is wrecked
[08:35] <Aeo> ...just
[08:35] <Aeo> Q_Q
[09:46] <linocisco> hi all, I have inserted cdrom to ubuntu server and how to find that? /media had shown
[09:46] <linocisco> none
[09:47] <lordievader> linocisco: Is it mounted?
[09:48] <bekks> Mount it manually.
[09:48] <linocisco> lordievader, yes. how to mount in manually
[09:48] <bekks> !mount | linocisco
[09:48] <linocisco> ?
[09:48] <bekks> Like that.
[09:49] <lordievader> Ohh, didn't know there was a factoid for it, nice ;)
[09:49] <lordievader> :)*
[09:52] <linocisco> lordievader, I dont know where to find . there is no /dev/hdc
[09:53] <lordievader> linocisco: hdc?
[09:54] <linocisco> lordievader, according to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount, /dev/hdc1 or something like that is cdrom.
[09:55] <lordievader> linocisco: That is simply an example, adjust to your needs.
[09:58] <Meerkat> linocisco, it should be /dev/cdrom
[10:00] <linocisco> Meerkat, it is so weired. I have searched alot of time under /media. found none.
[10:00] <linocisco> only that time. I found
[10:02] <Meerkat> linocisco, /media/ lists what you have already mounted.  /dev/ is for all devices on your computer.
[10:03] <linocisco> Meerkat, yes. I see bro
[10:05] <lordievader> linocisco: Does "mount" list a cdrom?
[10:38] <hxm> how to change the time? it is 2 hours behind
[10:38] <hxm> i think is the timezone
[10:38] <hxm> ah no, the time is ok
[13:29] <pmatulis> morning
[13:30] <lordievader> o/
[15:30] <HiddenDjinn> is trusty ready?
[15:31] <bekks> HiddenDjinn: Since April 17, yes.
[15:31] <HiddenDjinn> bekks: i'll take a quick snapshot and upgrade my server, then
[15:31] <HiddenDjinn> bbl
[16:00] <HiddenDjinn> seems do-release-upgrade -d is not allowing me to do the upgrade...it's terminating because the gz isn't authenticating against its signature
[16:05] <Meerkat> HiddenDjinn, if this is a server of importance you're better off waiting until 14.04.1 or the end of support for whatever version you are running now.
[16:15] <pmatulis> HiddenDjinn: why the '-d' ?  trusty is not dev anymore
[16:17] <bekks> pmatulis: Direct upgrade from 12.04.x will be possible after the release of 14.04.1 in July. Until then, you need to use -d
[16:18] <pmatulis> bekks: ah right
[16:38] <HiddenDjinn> it's still refusing to cooperate
[16:51] <lazyPower> jamespag`: I hear you have a PPA for Jenkins?
[17:03] <HiddenDjinn> ok, i got it figured out
[17:03] <HiddenDjinn> the cached package list was corrupted
[17:13] <lordievader> Good evening.
[17:39] <HiddenDjinn> ok, trusty's on my server, all is well
[17:58] <d[0]g> alo
[17:58] <d[0]g> my services ait loading at startup
[17:58] <d[0]g> @14.04
[17:59] <d[0]g> snmpd sendmail arpwatch apache etc
[17:59] <d[0]g> simply not being load
[18:00] <sarnold> d[0]g: do you have any error messages in your log files?
[18:00] <d[0]g> negative
[18:01] <d[0]g>  * Starting Reload cups, upon starting avahi-daemon to make sure remote queues are populated                                                                             [fail]
[18:01] <d[0]g>  * Starting SMB/CIFS File and Active Directory Server                               [fail]
[18:03] <lordievader> d[0]g: Have you checked your upstart logs?
[18:04] <d[0]g> nothing ther related to the servers
[18:04] <d[0]g> wird
[18:04] <d[0]g> $ » ls
[18:04] <d[0]g> alsa-restore.log       networking.log
[18:04] <d[0]g> alsa-state.log
[18:05] <d[0]g> and a few more
[18:05] <d[0]g> :c
[18:07] <d[0]g> http://picpaste.com/pics/Imagem-Terminal-1-zfdiNuRL.1398103619.png
[18:07] <d[0]g> ^
[18:09] <d[0]g> http://picpaste.com/pics/Imagem-Terminal-2-046cRbpI.1398103771.png
[18:09] <d[0]g> oi
[18:10] <lordievader> Apache start fine?
[18:10] <d[0]g> yah
[18:11] <d[0]g> but not at startup
[18:11] <genii> d[0]g: I guess I'll try to help you here instead of in #ubuntu, since it's quieter here. Please remember that cross-posting the same question across channels is frustrating for helpers.
[18:11] <d[0]g> neither of the other services get loaded
[18:11] <d[0]g> load*
[18:11] <d[0]g> i know
[18:11] <d[0]g> i was in xubuntu they send me here
[18:11] <d[0]g> eh
[18:11] <genii> He can start apache etc from either upstart or sysvinit without issue. This leads me to think that some prior job is not quite done like filesystem or network
[18:12] <lordievader> d[0]g: Why write your own init.d script if a upstart script comes packed?
[18:12] <d[0]g> im not wirting them
[18:12] <d[0]g> wait
[18:12] <d[0]g> it says at boot
[18:12] <d[0]g> wlan0 no ipv4 address assigned
[18:13] <d[0]g> but ths is only for the wifi
[18:13] <d[0]g> i never tested it with eth0 plugin in
[18:13] <lordievader> That shouldn't matter.
[18:13] <d[0]g> exacly
[18:13] <d[0]g> thats the last thing i see
[18:13] <d[0]g> then i get lightdm
[18:14] <lordievader> What os are we talking about here? Xubuntu?
[18:14] <d[0]g> yes
[18:17] <lordievader> Are the requirements met at boot time? ($local_fs $remote_fs $network $syslog $named)
[18:17] <d[0]g> i think so
[18:17] <d[0]g> how can i see that ?
[18:18] <lordievader> Hmm, not sure really. That is the annoying thing about upstart, never really clear on how to debug.
[18:18] <d[0]g> i can see alot of services and things being loaded just fine
[18:19] <d[0]g> but i cant see apache sendmail and all post install services i add to the xubuntu
[18:19] <d[0]g> being loaded idk it gets anoying
[18:19] <d[0]g> i think rc.local aint being call either
[18:19] <d[0]g> since i have ther 2 lines that were never loaded
[18:20] <d[0]g> wath a goo
[18:21] <sarnold> "wath a goo"?
[18:21] <d[0]g> eh
[18:21] <d[0]g> im frustrated
[18:21] <lordievader> d[0]g: What you could do is add some test statement to /etc/init.d/apache2 like "echo 'I WORK' > /tmp/apache2".
[18:22] <d[0]g> i can try
[18:23] <d[0]g> brb reboot
[18:23] <d[0]g> ill let you know in a min
[18:27] <d[0]g> back
[18:28] <d[0]g> and thats a nope
[18:28] <d[0]g> :/
[18:29]  * genii ponders Debian bug 645460
[18:32] <d[0]g> so
[18:32] <d[0]g> if i disable apache2 from startup
[18:32] <d[0]g> ill get all the other services running ?
[18:35] <genii> I'm dubious, but you could try. Some of the other services you mentioned should actually be starting before that, like the snmpd and sendmail for instance
[18:35] <d[0]g> thats my point
[18:36] <d[0]g> if it fails to load apache it might keep tryong to load it
[18:36] <d[0]g> that might be preventin from loading the others
[18:36] <d[0]g> still they dont show at initctl list
[18:38] <genii> d[0]g: I think i would first try to narrow down which one it might be getting stuck at that is conceivably causing the others to cascade-fail. Like maybe remove snmpd and see if the other stuff starts, etc. Sendmail you can't really remove...
[18:38] <genii> Work, afk 5-7 minutes
[18:39] <d[0]g> cheers
[18:49] <d[0]g> back
[18:49] <d[0]g> tested 3 diferente confs
[18:49] <d[0]g> only 1 service is loaded by default
[18:49] <d[0]g> if i enable arpon apache and snmpd
[18:49] <d[0]g> only arpon will be runing
[18:49] <d[0]g> disable those
[18:49] <d[0]g> and enabled sendmail and snmpd
[18:50] <d[0]g> and only snmpd gets loaded
[18:50] <d[0]g> wierd
[18:51] <d[0]g> any way
[18:51] <d[0]g> thanks for the help
[18:51] <d[0]g> im off
[18:51] <d[0]g> i might get a fresh install to see if things get done
[18:51] <d[0]g> :*
[19:01] <linux|newb> I've tried a lot of suggestions offered up by google searches but I seem to be getting no where. anyone know how to get past 'cd rom' failed to mount message when installing 12.04/14.04 from USB?
[19:01] <linux|newb> 'cd rom failed to mount'*
[19:33] <bekks> linux|newb: how did you create the usb medium?
[19:57] <brendan`> hey all, quick question... we're running our dhcp under ubuntu 12.04, but we're in the process of spinning up a windows deployment server, etc. for imaging laptops via PXE
[19:58] <brendan`> for the life of me, i cannot figure out which dhcp option(s) need to be set to point to the windows server
[19:58] <genii> Probably next-server
[20:05] <brendan`> is the filename entry needed as well genii /
[20:07] <genii> brendan`: It will usually just look for the same file but on the new ip
[20:07] <brendan`> hmm, im not sure of the filenaming scheme, just trying to help the guy set it up
[20:08] <brendan`> not many posts out there for using a linux dhcp w/ a windows box for hosting & imaging
[20:18] <genii> brendan`: Seems to be a semi-useful document at http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc722358%28v=ws.10%29.aspx
[22:31] <qhartman> Anyone in here familiar with MAAS. #maas is pretty quiet right now.
[23:17] <Patrickdk> what is up with systemd renaming all my network interfaces?
[23:18] <sarnold> Patrickdk: do you have the biosdevname package installed?
[23:18] <Patrickdk> whatever gets installed by default
[23:18] <Patrickdk> yes
[23:19] <sarnold> I'm pretty sure it's biosdevname that did all the renaming
[23:20] <Patrickdk> looks like it
[23:20] <Patrickdk> eventhough the logs say, systemd-udevd
[23:20] <Patrickdk> funny, I have network cards named p2px p4px p6px rename5 ...
[23:21] <sarnold> rename5? o_O
[23:21] <Patrickdk> y
[23:21] <Patrickdk> YA
[23:21] <Patrickdk> it's suppost to be called p6p2, but it's called rename5
[23:22] <Patrickdk> renamed network interface eth1 to rename5
[23:22] <Patrickdk> doesn't seem like a very reliable package
[23:23] <Patrickdk> expecially when the installer setup eth0, but that packaged then renamed eth0 to something else, so I lost all network after install
[23:25] <Patrickdk> guess this is what I get for not doing a minimal install
[23:26] <Patrickdk> uninstalled biosdevname, but still happening
[23:27] <sarnold> Patrickdk: maybe you have to clean up after it in /etc/udev/blody/something/  ?
[23:27] <Patrickdk> did that
[23:29] <sarnold> hrm. :(
[23:32] <arrith> sounds like bugs
[23:51] <Patrickdk> hmm, have to test this
[23:51] <Patrickdk> I think it's being done in initramfs, the rename, and biosdevname didn't cause an initramfs rebuild when it was removed
[23:53] <Patrickdk> ya, update-initramfs -u, fixed it up
[23:53] <sarnold> Patrickdk: <3 thanks :)
[23:55] <HiddenDjinn> ok, after updating to 14...seems the postfix isn't working
[23:57] <Patrickdk> what postfix version is it?