[01:41] <budman> I have 4 servers, 2 pairs, same hardware/software/firmwares/drivers except for 2 are ubuntu 12.04 and 2 are 14.04... the 12.04 scp's are limited to 50MB/sec. 14.04 gets 112M/sec+, if I enable compression "-C" with scp I get 80M/sec on both versions... what is different from 12.04 and 14.04 ssh/compression? or am I making sense ha.
[02:34] <syeekick> hey peeps
[02:34] <syeekick> burning question im having trouble to google
[02:37] <syeekick> i want my headless server to have a permenant ethernet connection, but want to connect to wifi on different ocassions. when i set wifi up it temporarliy defaults to wifi and doesnt use ethernet again. Is there a bash script i could setup for such a mess?
[02:37] <syeekick> when i use wicd-curses it turns off the ethernet conenction and uses the wifi. thats no good as i still need to ssh into the server
[09:47] <zorgshanker> When i type "sudo mount /" and press tab
[09:47] <zorgshanker> it only returns / and /proc
[09:48] <zorgshanker> Therefore i cannot mount /dev/xxx, i feel like something obvious is going on here
[09:48] <Ben64> then just type /dev/xxx ?
[09:50] <bekks> "sudo mount /" will not cause anything to be mounted, since / is already mounted
[09:50] <bekks> What are you actually trying to do?
[09:50] <zorgshanker> "sudo mount /d" + tab should auto compelte to /dev/ shouldn't it
[09:51] <bekks> Depends on your shell.
[09:51] <zorgshanker> I see, well i'm trying to mount /dev/sdb2 which is ext4
[09:52] <zorgshanker> sudo mount -t ext4 /dev/sdb2 /mnt/sdb2
[09:56] <zorgshanker> Interesting, if i ommit sudo it will auto complete like i would expect
[11:52] <h3LL0> hi
[12:04] <ciastek> i have user without password. sudo doesn't ask for password, when invoked in console, but asks, when invoked from tmux or ssh. why?
[12:04] <ciastek> https://gist.github.com/ciastek/d496ac00ad68f5367db7
[13:04] <ciastek> Solved, thx. https://gist.github.com/ciastek/d496ac00ad68f5367db7
[14:00] <chrisrer> hi guys i have one prolbem wit my ubuntu server.. iwant to install
[14:00] <chrisrer> Yeti File Hosting Script.v3.3 script but i have this error Could not find the .htaccess within the root of your script install. This is used to rewrite the urls within the site. If you can't see the file within the root of the script zip download, your operating system may be set to hide it. Change your OS to show files starting with a dot and you should see it. any ideas?
[15:51] <beliq> Can someone explain me how juju is different from OpenShift for example ?
[16:23] <xpistos> Hey all. I need a hand changing my ubuntu server from static IP to dhcp. My brother set it up but I need to change out my router and my lan IP scheme so roku will work on it correctly
[16:24] <xpistos> I am using ubuntu server 10.04
[16:38] <fun> hey folks
[16:38] <fun> how I can force close tcp connections?
[16:38] <fun> tcp    CLOSE-WAIT 362    0    those one
[16:38] <fun> its msn and google bots. I already tried restart networking
[16:52] <fun> ok reboot done
[16:52] <fun> I am also running some daemon and it claims address it wants to use is in use
[16:52] <fun> but its on
[16:52] <fun> not
[16:52] <fun> any idea what may cause it?
[16:55] <teward> without the specific error we can't really diagnose that
[16:55] <teward> (not easily anyways)
[16:57] <fun> teward: i run just nginx on 1 ip
[16:57] <fun> and daemon on ip 2
[16:57] <teward> what port do you bind them to
[16:57] <teward> does the daemon bind to the same port as 80 or w/e nginx is listening on and vice versa
[16:57] <fun> both to 80
[16:57] <teward> if so that's your problem
[16:57] <fun> ip1:80 ip2:80
[16:58] <fun> it worked before
[16:58] <teward> fun, if it's trying to bind and failing, something's listening on whichever bind it is
[16:58] <fun> I use ss to check
[16:58] <fun> nothing
[16:58] <teward> netstat -tulpn | grep :80
[16:58] <teward> erm... just grep 80
[16:58] <teward> or :80, that'd work too
[16:58] <teward> pastebin the output
[16:59] <chrisrer> 4:59:58 μμ - chrisrer: hi guys i have one prolbem wit my ubuntu server.. iwant to install
[16:59] <chrisrer> 4:59:58 μμ - chrisrer: Yeti File Hosting Script.v3.3 script but i have this error Could not find the .htaccess within the root of your script install. This is used to rewrite the urls within the site. If you can't see the file within the root of the script zip download, your operating system may be set to hide it. Change your OS to show files starting with a dot and you should see it. any ideas?
[17:00] <fun> teward: ok I see what happen, when I rebooted box my upstart script started to work
[17:00] <fun> and invoke daemon
[17:00] <fun> so it was already running
[17:01] <teward> there you go.
[17:04] <fun> teward: is there some way to check when file was changed but not just lastest change but say dates of last 3 changes?
[17:08] <teward> I don't know of any out of the box method for doing that...
[17:11] <fun> oki
[17:53] <Saur0> hi can someone help me out with a dovecot related question?
[17:55] <Saur0> i've got it working and tested via command line
[17:55] <Saur0> but i can't seem to set up thunderbird to work with it
[17:55] <Saur0> is this out of date --> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Dovecot
[17:56] <Saur0> does the thunderbird stuff still need adding to dovecot.conf
[22:21] <AivarasK> Any way to control HP DL380 G4 fans from Ubuntu server?
[22:22] <mun24> how to apply diff file to a directory?
[22:28] <andol> mun24: patch -pN < patchfile, where N is a number, depending on the patch file, what working directory you standing in, etc. See the patch(1) man file for a better explanation.