[01:58] <zombu2> anyone awake?
[02:09] <__dan__> yeah i am
[02:09] <__dan__> seems to be full of channels all with 400 idlers in, this network
[02:09] <__dan__> wouldnt take it personally :) hehe
[02:10] <zombu2> heh maybe you can help me out
[02:10] <zombu2> i am trying to bond 2 nics
[02:12] <zombu2> i setup the bond interface but it seems to have trouble with the cards
[02:12] <zombu2> one is always disabled and the other one only works in single mode
[02:12] <__dan__> ooo i havent done that in a while, and if i remember correctly, the method of doing it changed since i last attempted it (debian etch i think)
[02:12] <zombu2> well i m loosing hair over it lol
[02:13] <zombu2> very limited info available
[02:13] <jerrcs> zombu2: Which mode are you using for bonding?
[02:13] <zombu2> i am trying to use mode 4
[02:13] <zombu2> 802.3ad
[02:15] <jerrcs> Ok, sorry.. I don't know anything about that.
[02:15] <__dan__> thats the aggregation one isnt it?
[02:15] <jerrcs> it appears so, yes
[02:15] <zombu2> yes you need a managed switch for that
[02:15] <zombu2> either way i have tried it with all modes
[02:15] <zombu2> i would be happy with roundrobin-rr for now
[02:16] <__dan__> I take it you've seen this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBonding
[02:16] <jerrcs> zombu2: why roundrobin-rr?
[02:16] <jerrcs> zombu2: What are you trying to accomplish?
[02:17] <zombu2> end goal is to combine 2 nics for more speed
[02:17] <jerrcs> good luck.
[02:17] <zombu2> roundrobin would be a start
[02:17] <jerrcs> it doesn't quite work like that
[02:18] <jerrcs> it's not necessarily going to get you more speed, that is.
[02:18] <__dan__> i thought it would, if you had a compatible switch
[02:18] <zombu2> i m trying to get it to work anyways for learning sake
[02:18] <zombu2> but i m stuck
[02:19] <zombu2> during boot it says waiting additional 60 seconds
[02:19] <__dan__> might be waiting for DHCP
[02:19] <zombu2> waiting additional 60 seconds for network configurtation
[02:19] <__dan__> have you been through that URL I posted above?
[02:19] <zombu2> yes
[02:19] <jerrcs> I guess your results may vary.
[02:19] <zombu2> thats what i used to set it up
[02:20] <__dan__> are you on dhcp or static ip?
[02:20] <zombu2> for some reason eth0 gets renamed during boot to em1
[02:20] <zombu2> static
[02:20] <jerrcs> Change udev.
[02:20] <zombu2> how
[02:21] <jerrcs> You can rename it back to eth0, there's a file in /etc/udev/rules.d/ that has all of the interface listings
[02:21] <__dan__> how odd, i would expect to see em1 on freebsd haha
[02:21] <jerrcs> Wait, which version of Ubuntu?
[02:21] <zombu2> server 14.04
[02:21] <jerrcs> ok
[02:21] <zombu2> funny thing is only eth1 shows in rules.d
[02:22] <zombu2> using lshw i can see the second card is there but disabled
[02:22] <jerrcs> I don't have the file on mine.. but yeah, find the NIC that matches up with the mac address and name it accordingly
[02:22] <zombu2> i tried that too
[02:23] <zombu2> i added the mac and name to rules.d still no dice
[02:23] <zombu2> deleting the file and let it be recreated on boot only writes eth1
[02:23] <__dan__> if you're just testing, might be worth grabbing a coffee while you flatten and reinstall it :)
[02:23] <__dan__> make sure each nic is working first
[02:23] <jerrcs> actually, that's a bit weird. my 14.04 doesn't have the 70-persistent-net.rules
[02:24] <jerrcs> my 12.04 does, however
[02:24] <zombu2> wierd
[02:24] <zombu2> reinstall is not an option for now since it got about 3tb of data on the raid
[02:25] <__dan__> on the same partition??
[02:25] <__dan__> like, as root and all that
[02:25] <zombu2> no md0
[02:25] <zombu2> boot drive is a different hdd
[02:25] <zombu2> md0 is a mount
[02:25] <jerrcs> I think he was asking about your partition layout - whether or not / is the filesystem with the 3tb of data
[02:26] <zombu2> but i m afraid i cannot reassemble the mdadm device
[02:26] <jerrcs> Ah, ok
[02:26] <zombu2> no it is not
[02:26] <__dan__> ahhh i see what you mean
[02:26] <__dan__> yeah if you dont have a backup then maybe best not to risk it
[02:26] <zombu2> the md0 is mounted in /media
[02:27] <zombu2> yeah keeping a 3tb backup around is kinda hard to do
[02:27] <zombu2> i m low on space as it is lol
[02:27] <zombu2> now back to preventing udev from renaming the nic
[02:27] <__dan__> so what does ifconfig or ip link show, what interfaces does it think it has?
[02:28] <__dan__> eth0, em1 ?
[02:28] <zombu2> ifconfig -a shows em1 eth0 bond0 regular ifconfig just shows bond0 and loopback
[02:29] <zombu2> lshw always tells me that em1 is disabled
[02:29] <__dan__> how about ethtool?
[02:29] <jerrcs> ok, maybe you can just pastebin /etc/network/interfaces and then the output of "ip addr"
[02:29] <jerrcs> just to see what you're working with here
[02:29] <__dan__> ya good call
[02:29] <zombu2> i have to revert the bonding changes kinda ghard to paste it without net lol
[02:29] <zombu2> give me about 5 mins
[02:30] <__dan__> lol ya
[02:30] <jerrcs> well
[02:30] <zombu2> i just comment em out
[02:30] <jerrcs> you can always manually assign an IP to the interface w/o rebooting
[02:30] <jerrcs> ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.14/24
[02:30] <jerrcs> route add default gw 192.168.1.1
[02:30] <jerrcs> etc etc
[02:30] <zombu2> brb
[02:30] <jerrcs> or em1, whatever it may be
[02:30] <jerrcs> alright
[02:31] <__dan__> not sure about that tbh, i got the implication that eth0 and em1 were both down
 ifconfig -a shows em1 eth0 bond0 regular ifconfig just shows bond0 and loopback
[02:31] <jerrcs> Yeah, I think it will help to see the "ip addr"
[02:31]  * __dan__ nods
[02:35] <zombu2> http://pastebin.com/kKBFvFEv
[02:36] <zombu2> next coming up
[02:37] <zombu2> http://pastebin.com/zKxe74Vg
[02:38] <zombu2> http://pastebin.com/pgZSnFzS
[02:38] <zombu2> http://pastebin.com/dKAXE2rx
[02:39] <zombu2> http://pastebin.com/P4d2w3ym
[02:40] <zombu2> http://pastebin.com/VvATViyu
[02:40] <zombu2> that should be all
[02:41] <zombu2> at least what i can think off
[02:42] <__dan__> yeah you seem to be missing a line in your udev rules for the other nic
[02:43] <zombu2> yes
[02:43] <zombu2> seems so
[02:43] <__dan__> although not sure if that would be an issue anyway
[02:43] <__dan__> can you confirm if both nics are working independently?
[02:43] <zombu2> but it does not create it and even after deleting the rule and recreating it it s not there
[02:43] <zombu2> they are
[02:44] <zombu2> i pulled em out and tested both in another machine
[02:44] <__dan__> well, i mean can you assign an ip address to em1 and have it behave
[02:44] <zombu2> i can try real quick
[02:44] <zombu2> 1 sec
[02:44] <__dan__> im just trying to round down the problem mate
[02:44] <__dan__> to be honest this kind of thing isnt my strong suit
[02:46] <zombu2> yeah i understand
[02:46] <zombu2> no problem
[02:46] <zombu2> i m pulling my hair out as well lol
[02:46] <__dan__> yeah we've all been there :/ haha
[02:47] <__dan__> if it's any consolation, a friend of mine did this with 4 cards and im almost sure they were intel
[02:47] <__dan__> think the switches may have been extreme networks
[02:47] <__dan__> and that was with debian lenny i think
[02:48] <__dan__> you could also check that the kernel module is being loaded with lsmod
[02:48] <zombu2> all the cards are intel
[02:48] <zombu2> same ones too
[02:48] <__dan__> yeah whatever you can say about intel they make good wired nics
[02:49] <zombu2> in my other home server i run a 4 port intel server card
[02:49] <zombu2> and it seems as soon as i assign an ip to em1 and activate it i get the waiting for newtwork config
[02:49] <__dan__> used to have a few of those at a place i worked at, real nice kit
[02:49] <zombu2> seems the card is not behaving
[02:49] <zombu2> yeah the 4 port is great
[02:50] <zombu2> i got that one running roundrobin for now since i can t seem to get 802.3ad to run on linux mint lol
[02:50] <zombu2> but thats another story
[02:50] <__dan__> yeah one problem at a time fella :)
[02:51] <zombu2> yep lol i m glad rr works on that one lol
[02:51] <__dan__> almost 4am here so i might have to abandon you shortly
[02:51] <zombu2> seems there s an issue with the em1 not behaving
[02:51] <__dan__> yeah its not a good sign
[02:51] <zombu2> yeah np not like the problem is going away lol
[02:51] <zombu2> 4am damn where you at europe?
[02:52] <__dan__> haha to be honest if i were in your shoes i would be considering swapping the boot drive for a spare, disconnecting the raid array and reinstalling ubuntu fresh
[02:52] <zombu2> i might try that next
[02:52] <__dan__> then make careful changes based on what you learned, see if the em1 / eth1 thing is still a problem, etc
[02:52] <__dan__> I'm in England
[02:52] <zombu2> i have the bad feeling that something is interfereing
[02:53] <__dan__> well it does seem like udev is confused which is never a good omen
[02:53] <zombu2> yeah i wonder what happened
[02:53] <zombu2> ima see if there s a bios update for the board
[02:53] <zombu2> i hate amd lol
[02:54] <zombu2> difference on those cards is one is in a 4x slot and one is in a 16x
[02:54] <__dan__> oh mate i hate them all
[02:54] <__dan__> computers suck
[02:54] <__dan__> :)
[02:54] <zombu2> lol
[02:55] <zombu2> amd stuff so far has given me nothing but grief
[02:55] <__dan__> to be honest I haven't touched any of their stuff since athlon 64
[02:55] <__dan__> although the opteron stuff was never bad
[02:55] <zombu2> yeah but i had to get one of these apu contraptions since i didn t have enough to get a intel board
[02:56] <__dan__> ahhh yeah i would be less inclined to go for one of those
[02:56] <zombu2> i wasn t either but it was either that or nothing
[02:56] <__dan__> never had an ATI chipset board but had the displeasure of working with a couple of NVidia chipset boards - convinced me that graphics card manufacturers have no business making motherboard chipsets
[02:56] <zombu2> anyways how can i make udev not rename the card
[02:57] <zombu2> lol too true
[02:57] <__dan__> well, i dont think it's renaming the card, i think it's not doing anything with it, and thats the problem
[02:57] <zombu2> dmesg says its renaming eth0 to em1
[02:57] <__dan__> i would be inclined to copy the line concerning eth1 and replace it with eth0 and the details from the em1 card
[02:57] <zombu2> heh i did that too no change i think it gets ignored
[02:58] <zombu2> i tried to run the script that creates the entries manually but it always says missing $interfaces
[02:59] <zombu2> deleting the rules and rebooting creates a new one but leaves em1 out
[02:59] <zombu2>  
[02:59] <zombu2> ima stick a realtek in there and see what it does
[03:00] <__dan__> yeah i was just looking at that - /lib/udev/write_net_rules
[03:00] <zombu2> yeah it gives me the missing $interfaces error running it
[03:01] <zombu2> i assume it s either looking for eth0 or it sbroken lol
[03:02] <zombu2> i read something about putting biosdevname=0 in grub.cfg or something
[03:03] <zombu2> to prevent renames
[03:03] <__dan__> i've always just edited that file, and it's always worked
[03:04] <zombu2> yeah i tried no dice
[03:04] <__dan__> once had a centos machine where eth0 had to be a specific nic
[03:04] <zombu2> i had a fedora machine do the rename thing on me caused all kinds of issues
[03:08] <zombu2> ima go and stick a realtek in it and see
[03:08] <zombu2> i bbl
[03:08] <__dan__> well good luck mate i tinkered with write_udev_rules but it does the same for me
[03:08] <__dan__> i gotta sleep
[03:08] <zombu2> yeah np nn i be back tomorrow
[03:08] <__dan__> gn :)
[04:11] <zombu2> hmm seems there is a problem with that 16x slot and nic cards
[04:12] <zombu2> video card works in it but nic cards get detected but do not work
[04:12] <zombu2> first time i ve seen that lol
[04:27] <sheptard> zombu2: interesting
[04:38] <zombu2> yes sheptard it is interesting i wonder if the board is defective or if it is a bios bug
[07:54] <Tazmain> hi all, for using rsync to a mounted ftp location if I want dayly and weekly backups should I write scripts with rsync and have them in cron.
[07:54] <sarnold> "mounted ftp location" -- that kinda terrifies me. please elaborate a bit.. :)
[07:55] <Tazmain> curlftpfs
[07:55] <sarnold> very terrified :)
[07:56] <sarnold> I'm mostly confident you would hate that solution.
[07:56] <sarnold> why can't you rsync directly to the remote system?
[07:57] <Tazmain> hahaha sarnold well its a local ftp to the server. and its the only backup solution they provided. Thing is I cannot figure out how to do that. The ftp needs a username and password. I have multiple directories to backup. If there is a better solution I would go with that .
[07:58] <sarnold> Tazmain: how much backup storage do they provide compared to your 'working' storage?
[07:59] <sarnold> Tazmain: probably a handful of tarballs would be better.
[08:02] <Tazmain> sarnold, they give us 50 gb . I only use about 4-7 gb
[08:02] <Tazmain> 100meg connection to the ftp
[08:05] <sarnold> Tazmain: nice. probably tar cfa /path/to/backup.tar.gz /path/to/dir1 /path/to/dir2 ... -- then ftp put your /path/to/backup.tar.gz
[08:06] <Tazmain> sarnold, is that now with rsync ?
[08:08] <sarnold> Tazmain: no, I wouldn't use rsync in your configuration at all -- rsync over an ftp-fs thing would be miserable. horrible. painful.
[08:08] <Tazmain> sarnold, can't rsync backup to ftp if it needs a username and password ?
[08:11] <Tazmain> sarnold, what would you suggest doing then to make backups to ftp. I have sql,web and a repository to backup.
[08:11] <sarnold> Tazmain: i'd save tarballs of your data locally and then ftp those tarballs to your ftp site
[08:12] <Tazmain> sarnold, okay but the only issue I see with that is that the ftp site will get full , I mean I am going to do daily backups of some stuff
[08:12] <sarnold> Tazmain: sure. delete the old ones after a week or two.
[08:13] <Tazmain> so I would have to write a bash script to do that ?
[08:13] <sarnold> Tazmain: sure, or python. take your pick of languages.
[08:14] <Tazmain> alright I have one last question how to I transfer the tarball to the ftp. I mean so far I had to either mount the ftp or go ftp site.address and then follow the promts to enter username and password.
[08:18] <sarnold> Tazmain: curl can do that, see curl --upload-file -- or you could use lftp or ncftp, I think both of those have easy upload ability from a single command
[08:18] <Tazmain> Awesome thank you I will try that.
[08:43] <lordievader> Good morning.
[08:53] <Adri2000> hi
[08:54] <Adri2000> is the cloud archive available for trusty yet?
[08:54] <cfhowlett> !cloud
[08:55] <Adri2000> cfhowlett: is that for me?
[08:55] <cfhowlett> Adri2000 yes.  sorry but that's all I "know" about cloud
[08:56] <sarnold> gaughen: looks like https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/CloudArchive could use an update now that 14.04 is released :)
[08:58] <Adri2000> http://ubuntu-cloud.archive.canonical.com/ubuntu/dists/ only shows precise
[08:58] <Adri2000> I'd be interested in more recent icehouse packages for trusty
[09:00] <sarnold> Adri2000: are the icehouse packages that shipped with trusty good enough for intiial testing?
[09:03] <Adri2000> sarnold: for initial testing maybe, but of course they have bugs and unfortunately some are blockers for me
[09:05] <Adri2000> like bug #1311047 which makes it impossible for people using horizon in french to launch an instance
[09:07] <sarnold> wow htat looks .. ungood.
[09:10] <Adri2000> sarnold: I thought canonical was doing CI and testing of every openstack commit into ubuntu. aren't those packages available anywhere?
[09:11] <sarnold> Adri2000: good question.
[09:16] <sarnold> Adri2000: ooh check this out: https://launchpad.net/~openstack-ubuntu-testing/+archive/icehouse
[09:16] <sarnold> Adri2000: note that I just found that from google. it looks useful. but I can't make any promises about whatever that might or might not be good for. :)
[09:18] <Adri2000> sarnold: perfect! well I guess the usual "this is not supported" and everything, but for my need right now (packages with recent bug fixes) it's alright
[09:18] <Adri2000> I might revert to the regular trusty-updates once the first openstack point release is uploaded there
[09:18] <Adri2000> thanks
[09:23] <Tazmain> sarnold can curl remove a file ?
[09:25] <sarnold> Tazmain: hrm. dunno. you may need a command line ftp client all the same :)
[09:27] <Tazmain> sarnold okay so if I have my backup.tar how would I in the bash script tell lftp to upload that ?
[09:28] <sarnold> Tazmain: that's the 'rm' command http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/en/man1/lftp.1.html
[09:31] <InFierno> ;join #centos
[10:01] <Tazmain> sarnold, have a look at this, it keeps telling no such file or directory  *.gz  http://privatepaste.com/1ebcdd774d
[10:03] <sarnold> Tazmain: 'put' uploads a single file. you've given it a glob to expand, perhaps lftp doesn't do globbing for the 'put' command. it may not do globbing for the 'mput' command either..
[10:04] <Tazmain> sarnold, Awh I see I think mput wil work having a look now.
[10:05] <Tazmain> mput works :p
[10:12] <rob_____2> exit
[10:12] <rob_____2> :q
[10:12] <sarnold> rob_____2: /quit  :)
[11:06] <Tazmain>  hi all how can I make it that cron will run every second day ?
[11:10] <andol> Tazmain: */2
[11:10] <mardraum> Tazmain: man 5 crontab
[11:11] <Tazmain> andol, thank you.
[12:52] <Tazmain> andol, if I want cron to run at midnight is is 0 0 ?
[12:53] <Joe_DM> Tazmain 0 0 is midnight, 5 0 is 5 mins after midnight
[12:54] <Joe_DM> If you have a few jobs to run I'd recommend seperating them by a few minutes to prevent smashing the system all at once.
[12:54] <Tazmain> Joe_DM, okay cool was just wondering if it maybe took midnight as 24
[12:54] <Joe_DM> np
[13:16] <lkonia> you're all idiots
[13:16] <lkonia> #ubuntu offers more help
 Whats wrong?
[13:25] <Joe_DM> #ubuntu is spammed with desktop support
[13:30] <sarnold> Joe_DM: that's not ikonia, that's mikey, he's an annoying troll.
[13:30] <sarnold> Joe_DM: it's pointless to try to reason with mikey; the best approach is to quiet or ban him and move on.
[13:33] <Joe_DM> sarnold: lol, trolls, can't live with em... Can't live with em.
[13:33] <sarnold> Joe_DM: *nod*
[13:33] <ikonia> apologies all,
[13:34] <sarnold> thanks ikonia :)
[13:34] <cfhowlett> ikonia I wondered - but then I thought "Naw.  COULDN'T be!"
[13:36] <Joe_DM> ikonia: He's just jelious becasue of your cool i
[13:36] <ikonia> I doubt that
[13:36] <ikonia> thank you for the heads up though, normal service can be resumed
[13:39] <lkonia> I'm just jelious becasue of your i
[15:02] <leetdood> Is it possible to use a DNSBL with iptables?
[15:02] <leetdood> someone is attempting to spam my game via proxies (they got mad because they got banned)
[15:10] <gaughen> thanks sarnold. I had done some updating but missed some of the "next LTSes". Was trying to keep it simple since cloud archive doesn't yet apply to 14.04 since it won't have an archive until Utopic goes out.
[15:12] <cloudman> is there a way to change server locale without rebooting but keeping current session?
[15:12] <cloudman> 12.04 & 14.04
[15:24] <cloudman> difficult one eh :)
[15:24] <lordievader> cloudman: Sourcing /etc/default/locale sets it for the current session.
[15:25] <jrwren> leetdood: yes, it is possible, you'd have to script it yourself.
[15:25] <cloudman> ty
[15:25] <cloudman> have one for debian
[15:25] <jrwren> leetdood: a cron job or something that adds iptables rules from a DNSBL zone xfer, if you can zone xfer
[15:25] <leetdood> thank you
[15:26] <jrwren> leetdood: also, check out emerging threats rules, they make IP tables scripts for known bad guys
[15:26] <jrwren> http://rules.emergingthreats.net/
[15:27] <leetdood> thank you!
[15:27] <cloudman> anyone care to do the script, will pay
[16:24] <keithzg_> Hrmmmm, on my work desktop I keep getting kernel panics like https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-4nMjWeofiio/U4isWvAbYGI/AAAAAAAAFnc/cfmJu5n4Ask/w1375-h774-no/IMG_20140530_100533864.jpg since upgrading to 14.04, even when killing lightdm and just running pure VTs...this last one appeared to happen a few hours after I left work last night.
[16:25] <keithzg_> Actually, the specific panic/fault seems to vary time to time, and often nothing at all is displayed. Meanwhile I can't seem to prove any hardware issues (memtest checks out fine, smartctl claims the main drive has no complaints, etc)
[16:27] <semiosis_> hallyn: ping re bug 1297218
[16:34] <hallyn> semiosis_: yeah, sorry, i don't have any specific info, other than it appears as though io requests may be being lost or something (causing qemu's io threads to hang and eventually become too numerous, outstanding io)
[16:35] <hallyn> may even only be with o_direct
[16:35] <hallyn> but it doesn't happen with other backing stores, so i figured i'd mark it against glusterfs.  <shrug>
[16:35] <semiosis_> hallyn: my hunch is that the vm hangs while gluster does some healing or integrity checking.  i'll try to get the gluster team to take a look.  i'll also update my qemu-glusterfs package for trusty in the ppa (semiosis/ubuntu-qemu-glusterfs) and ask the reporter to try with that instead of a fuse mount
[16:37] <hallyn> semiosis_: thanks.  (though to be honest the fuse mount with the easy scalability is the most interesting part of gluster to me so i'm hoping if there are any issues there they get worked out)
[16:38] <hallyn> (of course, the way i'd use it wouldn't be affected by that probably :)
[16:39] <semiosis_> the qemu-glusterfs integration just skips fuse at the top, replacing it with a C library (libgfapi) linked directly into qemu.  all the scalability & fault tolerance are the same
[17:10] <toyotapie> Hello, I just installed spamassassin as a pre-queue filter. Postfix sends to port 10025 and spamassassin sends it back on port 10026. How does spamassassin know to send the email to port 10026 and not another port ? Can I change the port being used ?
[18:42] <xibalba> anyone here use btsync?
[19:51] <fridaynext> for the mutt users in here, anyone have a notification set up (i.e. notification center on mac) to alert you of new mail?
[20:02] <ikonia> notification center on mac for mutt? ? but you're asking in #ubuntu-server ?
[20:06] <pmatulis> yeah, try #mutt on Freenode fridaynext
[20:51] <jetsaredim> is there a way to get apt-cacher to cache http files that get downloaded within packages?
[20:51] <jetsaredim> eg: the webupd8 oracle java packages that retrieve the jdk during the package install
[20:55] <jrwren> jetsaredim: nope
[20:59] <rberg_> jetsaredim: for that I would use make-jpkg and create a proper java deb