[00:32] marcoceppi: it's running you just have to setup rules [00:33] marshall: ^^ run sudo iptables --list [00:38] hello all, I’m working with `reprepro` to create a repo for some custom packages. I would like to add multiple versions of the same package- is this possible with reprepro? === James_Away is now known as BasedGeek === phunyguy_ is now known as phunyguy === marx^ is now known as karl === karl is now known as Guest86349 === Guest86349 is now known as karl_marx === not_phunyguy is now known as phunyguy [04:50] when creating a virtual host does the document root have to be the same as the in the host file [04:50] like which one tells apache where the root folder is, and which one tells the web where to look i guess is what im asking [04:51] like if i want a site thats test.mysite.com but i want the web to go to test.mysite.com/public, how would i do that [04:58] z1haze: the easiest will be an html redirect... [04:59] well im just trying to setup a technicsolder which i doubt you have any idea what it is unless u playwith technic.. but basically a repo to update individual files in a modpack rather than updating the entire modpack everytime something changes [05:00] I redirect my main www folder [05:00] and i got all the way to the point where im supposed to just naviagte "to the directory i installed tehcnicsolder" which i did.. but i just get the default it works apache page [05:00] so if someone goes to let's say site.com [05:00] they will get redirected to site.com/~site1 [05:00] ive got like 5 other virtual hosts runing just fine ive never had a problem like this before [05:01] z1haze: oh... then I don't know... [05:01] what could cause me to get that default page? [05:02] obviosuly the dns records are working if its directing me there [05:02] but isnt the only that it could be is that my hosts file is just wrong? [05:18] if i reinstall a package on accident will it overwrite anything [05:19] z1haze: unless you change options for dpkg from the default, it will ask for overwrite of configuration files etc. [05:19] ok [05:19] cause im following a tutorial for something and it says to install several packages [05:19] and i didnt wanna have type each one individually [05:20] because im not sure if i ahve some or not [05:20] z1haze: ok, ok - you will not reinstall unless you add --reinstall to the apt-get install line [05:20] ok thanks [05:20] z1haze: so, it is not a problem if you try to install something you already have it will say "Already installed" [05:20] great thank you [05:21] maybe i can finally get this working [05:21] z1haze: yes, ofc you will [05:21] z1haze: pro-tip: Dont just paste stuff from webpages into your terminal, make sure you understand what it does [05:21] no i am reading it [05:21] but im also not so PRO haha [05:23] z1haze: but if you learn what you are doing, you will be pro =) [05:23] i hope so, maybe one day, or at least become novice [05:24] =) [05:24] How long have you been using linux? [05:24] its just on a dedi that i use [05:24] i dont personallyuse it [05:24] i host game servers and the server has ubuntu on it [05:24] ok [05:25] Its a start =) [05:25] i dont think i could ever use linux for a o/s at home [05:25] I use linux on everything except my laptop =) [05:25] i can barely make my way around with ssh [05:25] wow [05:25] z1haze: I only start windows7 sometimes when I play games occationally [05:26] yea, not many games that have linux versions [05:26] I only play two games, and they dont =) [05:26] what games [05:26] z1haze: I could use wine, but I think wine sucks. - Wow and hearthstone [05:26] oh ive heard stories of how wine just kills ur performance [05:27] wine is annoying [05:29] can i ask you something? im stuck here [05:30] i passed my last obstacle now i get another error [05:30] unhandled exception "module 'memcache' already loaded [05:31] Module 'memcache' already loaded in Unknown on line 0 [05:32] is actually what it says; how can i fix this? or do you need more details on what im doing? [05:33] z1haze: the memcache module is already loaded, so you only need it once in your (I assume) php configuration [05:33] z1haze: look around in your conf.d directories - you can do a a grep -ri memcache /etc/apache2 [05:33] so see where it is loaded - and remove all but one line [05:33] i should disable it in my config? [05:33] im confused [05:33] ohh ok [05:33] its on there twice on accident? [05:34] i did grep -ri memcache /etc/apache2 and nothing happened [05:34] z1haze: I am guessing you have installed two phpsystems using memcached, and they have their own included configuration files, both including memcached [05:34] Are you using apache2? - or what webserver are you using? - And is it a webservice you are installing? [05:34] apache2 [05:35] no, its a.. .. repo i think ? [05:35] z1haze: do the same grep in /etc/php5 [05:35] ok that spilled a bunch [05:36] http://pastebin.com/Nfb5Dytu [05:36] z1haze: that looks correct [05:36] following that, what should i look for/do? [05:36] When did you get that error? [05:36] just now when trying to access this url [05:37] im during installing this repo thing [05:37] this is what im putting on my server https://github.com/TechnicPack/TechnicSolder [05:37] its so i can update my servers modpacks with individual mods rather than change one file then have to reupload 200mb of files every time [05:38] *puke* github-shit [05:38] ok [05:38] i did just installed php mcrypt extesion i dunno if that would do it [05:38] i'm trying to use debootstrap, and I keep getting: E: Failed getting release file http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/trusty/Release any ideas? [05:38] z1haze: What ubuntu version are you running? [05:39] 12.04 [05:39] z1haze: and installing php-stuff from repos? [05:39] hmm? [05:39] this is supposed to help me update my mod packs without having to uplaod hundreds of mb's for small changes [05:40] z1haze: I understand what you are trying to accomplish [05:40] oh alright [05:40] i think im ALMOST there too, im at the last step where im supposed to login but i just have this error [05:40] z1haze: where do you see the error? [05:41] z1haze: btw. - is memcached running? [05:41] i dont know if its running [05:41] z1haze: pgrep memchached [05:41] but the url http://technicsolder.terminus-mc.com/public is where its giving me that error [05:41] oh wtf [05:41] now its not [05:41] hmmmmmm [05:41] z1haze: I see a loginpage [05:42] yea me too.. before i wqas getting an error [05:42] and i didnt change anything at all [05:42] z1haze: =) [05:42] maybe i didnt wait long enough after i reloaded apache [05:43] uh oh [05:43] it did it again [05:43] soo weird [05:43] its sporatic.. [05:43] what in the world [05:44] check the apache errorlogs [05:44] and try to trigger it [05:44] ok good idea [05:45] apb1963: Where are you bootstrapping? - Does that host have working network? [05:45] OpenTokix: Yes, I'm on the host now. [05:46] apb1963: and no proxy configured for apt or so? [05:46] OpenTokix: not that i'm aware of... i.e. I didn't configure one. [05:47] apb1963: ok [05:47] OpenTokix: I can ping it, I can see the index from a browser. [05:48] apb1963: and it consistently fails when you run debboostrap? [05:48] OpenTokix: Yes. I tried 2 additional mirrors.... same results. [05:49] apb1963: that is indeed wierd [05:52] OpenTokix: I'm wondering if this is the result I'd get if my target is bad. So I can test it by unmounting the target USB drive and see if it installs to the mount point. But, if I do that... I'm wondering if I can simply copy or move the results to the disk later, so as to save network time. [05:54] apb1963: try to touch files on the usbdrive [05:55] OpenTokix: quite touchable [05:55] then its not a proublem to write on it [05:55] OpenTokix: maybe... but I just unmounted and now debootstrap is working [05:56] apb1963: wierd [05:56] apb1963: I dont use much usbdrives [05:56] OpenTokix: I never used to... but then they started getting too cheap not to [05:56] I dont have a single usecase for myself =) [05:57] OpenTokix: system restoration, alternative boot to try (and show to others), backup... the list is almost endless... or at least 3. [05:58] apb1963: boot: pxeboot; backup: I have systems for that; recovery: also pxebooting [05:58] =) [05:59] guess I need to google pxeboot [05:59] yes [05:59] pxeboot is the complete win [05:59] apb1963: In my lab I have like 10 different bootoptions, presseded ubuntu and debian, livesystems, recoverysystems etc. [06:02] lab. This implies multiple computers. "The firmware on the client tries to locate a PXE redirection service on the network ...". I have one computer. And pxe wouldn't be of much help when trying to demo a linux system to a windows house. [06:02] So yes I can see why you wouldn't necessarily have a need... but I do. :) [06:02] apb1963: ahh, ok =) fair enough [06:03] apb1963: I have hundreds of computers =) [06:03] apb1963: easiest for you would be to just dd a livecd onto the usbdrive [06:03] so the question remains... can I simply move the downloaded debootstrap directory to another place (the usb drive). [06:04] apb1963: yes, but it will not be bootable, since you need to information in the mbr for the booting [06:04] Hmmm. Well, that's a good point... I've had so many paths to follow I've lost sight of what I'm doing. [06:04] I believe fdisk /mbr will fix that problem? [06:05] apb1963: yes, should work - you can try your bootable usbdrive in virtualbox [06:05] or with qemu-x86 [06:05] I presume qemu is like virtualbox? [06:05] its more rudimentary [06:06] I've had trouble getting my usb drive to mount in virtualbox... and I haven't tried booting it that's for sure. [06:06] but it will show if your usbdrive work you just boot it with: qemu-system-x86_64 -hda /dev/[usbdrive] [06:06] virtualbox SEES the drive, it just won't mount it [06:07] i.e. I can't access it [06:08] so... debootstrap finished it's thing.... what just ... mv /mnt/installer/* /dev/usbdrive ? [06:08] apb1963: I would use rsync [06:08] hmm [06:09] you need to mount the usbdrive [06:09] options for rsync? [06:09] btw, is the usbdrive formatted as ext? [06:09] ext 4 [06:09] rsync -avP source dest [06:10] bzzt! I blew that. W95 FAT32 (LBA) [06:10] apb1963: I think you have your debootstrap problem, right there =) [06:10] I've been running back and forth between the house and another borrowed system. [06:11] holy shit, you need to extra hardware man =) [06:11] let me check the money tree. [06:12] Wintertime. No leaves. [06:12] =) [06:12] E: Failed getting release file http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/trusty/Release means wrong file system on the target device. Nice. [06:12] I'm going to make a note of that. [06:13] apb1963: probably want to set owner and permissions on the file [06:14] naah, apt-get runs as root and files are owned by root.. [06:14] hmm? what? [06:15] Im just speculation why it would not work on fat32 [06:15] apb1963: sorry, I was responding to OpenTokix [06:15] sarnold: Do you have another idea why the debootsrap dont work? [06:15] OpenTokix: sounds reasonable [06:17] OpenTokix: sorry, debootstrap is complete mystery to me. I'm not surprised that it makes assumptions that it has a POSIX filesystem to work with though :) [06:17] sarnold: =) [06:17] sarnold: I have very basic knowledge of it, used it maybe once or twice [06:18] But now I am getting curious of it, for my virtual machines =) [06:19] OpenTokix: about the same here, I've only used it via mk-sbuild, only done that a handful of times... [06:20] OpenTokix: heh, it's been on my todo list to try just downloading one of the cloud images, those are available as disk images. [06:20] no installer to debootstrap needed :) [06:21] it took some head scratching, but I was able to create a working bootstrap awhile back. Now trying to create one for trusty using precise as my starting point. [06:21] i've been aggravated by what are potentially bad disks. [06:22] Grrr, bad disks [06:22] they seem to work fine on the borrowed machines under windows, but I seem to have problems with them here. [06:22] the badblocks program may be able to help with that.. [06:22] but then I've only done quick formats under Windows [06:23] I ran badblocks... it's what reported zillions of bad blocks [06:23] quick format will touch less than 1% of the drive [06:23] haha [06:23] okay, so you're pretty familiar with it then :) [06:23] yeah, that's why the jury is still out [06:23] Yes I have 28 solid hours of experience with badblocks :/ [06:23] it's excruciating [06:24] oh and I did a chkdsk over on Windows... it reports shiny squeaky clean bits. [06:24] o.u.c.h. [06:24] "thanks windows" [06:24] so i'm still puzzled over it all [06:24] Good luck, going to get ready for datacenter trip today =) [06:24] I mean 3 bad usb flash drives all at once? [06:25] OpenTokix: thank you most kindly for your help [06:25] OpenTokix: about to start the debootstrap with the ext4 fs [06:26] apb1963: dang. that's some luck. [06:27] OpenTokix: yup. It was the ext4 fs.... it's going fine now [06:27] sarnold: tell me about it [06:27] I think I might need a new mamaboard [06:28] my mouse freeeezes up periodically and replugging it cures it for awhile. [06:28] and it's a usb mouse [06:28] might be a dying usb controller.. [06:28] exactly [06:29] my sound card already gave up the ghost on the output [06:29] which is of course onboard [06:30] it's also why I have to wonder if these flash drives really are bad... or it's just my usb controller that is the cause of these badblocks [06:31] yeah I wouldn't throw them out yet [06:38] I was going to format them under windows, the slow way... but didn't as I figured it would take too long. [06:41] that was weird.. it double mounted the same partition [06:41] I didn't know you could do that [06:43] yup :) it can lead to some real confusion.. [06:43] and make debootstrap fail [06:43] in yet another indecipherable way [06:45] having the wrong filesystem also made chroot fail in an obscure way. I've learned a lot. If only I could remember it :/ [06:45] at least... I'm assuming that was the problem... I'll find out in a few minutes. [06:45] apb1963: can you pastebin this one? [06:45] which one? [06:46] the chroot? [06:46] oh! I'm sorry, I'm doing too many things at once, I thought you had a new failure that you didn't udnerstand [06:46] haha join the club [06:46] :) [06:46] no that's from earlier.. I'm assuming the reformat will cure it. [06:48] ok now I have something new and strange [06:50] sarnold: http://pastebin.com/0QvTQe2Lhttp://pastebin.com/0QvTQe2L [06:53] apb1963: looks like you have a gpg key or message stored in /mnt/installer/etc/bash.bashrc [06:53] exactly right [06:53] which is some kind of accomplishment. :) [06:53] question is... how did it get there and what does it all mean? :) [06:54] i'm going to ignore it and just continue with the rest of the process. [06:54] apb1963: maybe try again with ext3 -- there've been repors of ext4 corruption. [06:55] i'm reasonably sure I used ext4 awhile back to do this... of course I was going from precise to precise so maybe trusty isn't so trusty? [06:55] jeez... I can't continue... it can't find apt-get ... obviously something failed quietly [06:56] apb1963: yeah, I think it's pretty recent [06:56] 14.04 .. I thought it was supposed to be stable? [06:56] yes, it should have been, but this was discovered after shipment sadly enough :/ [06:57] so how come I havent heard anything about it? [06:57] I AM in fact telepathic so, I would have expected to hear something. [06:57] apb1963: http://marc.info/?t=139710836700001&r=1&w=2 :) [06:58] marc.info ?? [06:58] awesome mail list front end [06:58] Monsters Are Real Creatures? [06:59] heh, i've always guessed Mail ARChive, but never looked into it :) === smb` is now known as smb [07:03] I can't keep up with that stuff [07:03] I had hoped to get past my 12.04 problems with 14.04, but I guess it's not meant to be [07:05] apb1963: it -could- be hardware issues through-and-through :( [07:05] nah [07:06] doesn't feel like it === Trey is now known as Guest23812 [07:06] dunno, a mobo that's busted enough to misread three usb disks and one use mouse and dead audio might also send disk data to wrong sectors or similar [07:06] yeah but then I'd likely get disk errors [07:07] I just get crashes [07:07] one hopes, but if it just gives bad data back to a program.. [07:07] hmm [07:07] oh to be rich [07:07] again [07:07] *nod* [07:08] i've been trying to back stuff up before doing anything hardware-wise [07:08] hence the 3 usb flash drives [07:08] sadly, i've been unable to do so [07:09] so really I've just been trying to validate whether they're good or not [07:09] maybe you could yank the drive, bring it and usb flash drives to a friend's machine, boot up a linux livecd, and make backups that way? [07:09] that's certainly a thought [07:10] a painful one.. but a thought. [07:10] what matters to you is just the disk. that's the hard part to replace... [07:10] yeah.... I imagine I'd have to bring along an external enclosure [07:11] I just hate cracking this machine open... again. [07:11] I mean if I need a new mamaboard... why not just get it and then deal with the disk? [07:12] because backups++ :) [07:12] i'm depressed... my head hurts... I think I'm gonna go cry in my pillow [07:12] have you checked the psu??? a bad psu can do some pretty whack stuff [07:12] good plan. [07:12] zombu2: oooh. [07:13] zombu2: right you are... but no, the only way I know of checking is to replace it [07:13] yup [07:13] i've had more than my fair share of bad power supplies [07:13] i actually have a spare here [07:13] but... I'm not sure it will fit in this machine [07:13] had a evga board the other day which gave me error 67 on post [07:13] bad psu [07:14] bed time :) good luck apb1963 [07:14] yeah I only get missing hard drive errors on post... then it moves past and boots and my heart beats again [07:14] and usb either works or it don t [07:14] sarnold: ty [07:15] ok well, i wanted to be in bed almost 2 hours ago so... thanks guys and g'night! [07:15] nn [07:15] * apb1963 waves and exits stage left === Malinux_ is now known as Malinux [10:08] with Trusty is it still required to set a bridge on the NIC if we want to access KVM VMs from the outside ? === Trey is now known as Guest75191 === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [10:36] hallyn: you need to enable the cloud-tools pocket. It's needed for cloud-localds from cloud-image-utils, which didn't ship in Precise. === rbasak_ is now known as rbasak [11:21] morning [11:22] caribou: yep === Malinux_ is now known as Malinux === TDog_ is now known as TDog === med_ is now known as Guest22673 === miceiken_ is now known as miceiken === user1__ is now known as Voyage === Trey is now known as Guest46618 [13:00] hi, what is the equivalent of sh file command $@ in batch files? [13:00] $@ <- gives me the remaining parameters of cmd line after some shift cmds [13:00] tomixxx7: have you asked #bash ? they are pretty knowledable there. [13:01] Pici: ty, will try === medberry is now known as Guest67034 === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [14:03] I need help with Samba4 and LDAP Account Manager in Ubuntu 14.04 === med_ is now known as Guest99895 === medberry is now known as Guest19967 [14:09] rbasak: oh, ok, thanks. is that documented somewhere? (it didn't use to be the case, as i'm certain i at one point used it without that) [14:09] (certain of it, i tell you!) [14:14] Hi. Is there anywhere where I can read what is intended for next Ubuntu release? Which is the best page for that? [14:15] LarsThalmann: The developer summit is actually happening right now, agendas at https://uds.ubuntu.com/agenda/ [14:17] LarsThalmann: actually, this is a better link: http://summit.ubuntu.com/uos-1406/ [14:27] Hi all https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PostfixAmavisNew is it still releveant? I noticed a few packages are missing when installing for 12.04 [14:43] At the end of the Postfix integration section on this page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PostfixAmavisNew it says “Also add the following two lines immediately below the "pickup" transport service”. can anyone tell me what it is referring to? [14:49] hallyn: it might not have been a hard dependency, but you did need to acquire cloud-localds from somewhere by hand manually before that. [14:49] rbasak: yeah and i assume i'd gotten it somehow elsewhere before - thx [14:50] i'm using ubuntu and i just upgraded mysql hoever when i do service mysql restart it does not work, when i do /etc/init.d/mysql restart then it does work, which file is executed when i do service mysql restart and how to fix this ? === med_ is now known as Guest4607 === phunyguy is now known as not_phunyguy === not_phunyguy is now known as phunyguy === veebull_ is now known as veebull [15:33] Pici: Thanks. I'm actually interested in how the planning is done. Are there *required* things for an Ubuntu release, or is there just a list of "hopes" and what is ready in time gets included in the release? [15:34] LarsThalmann: Typically there are blueprints on launchpad filled out with what some developers and teams want, and then during UDS/UOS they spend the time discussing the feasbility and planning of those, as well as anything else that might come up. [15:36] jamespage: neutron is buidling again [15:37] Pici: So for the next release (14.11), is there anything marked as "required"? I would assume the answer is "no". If the release is to be on time there can not be any "holy cows". Right? [15:38] Pici: Any link where I can see the plan? I don't find it following the summit links... [15:38] LarsThalmann: I haven't really looked at any of this cycle's blueprints, but they are located here: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/utopic [15:39] ah, I see it here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+milestone/ubuntu-14.10 [15:39] seems there are "high" items, but not really anything that says "required".. so I'm assuming anything can be dropped... [15:40] Hmm, I wonder if one can even specify "required" in launchpad... [15:45] Pici: Ok, by looking at different milestones etc, it seems the highest prio is "High". so then I know. Thanks for the help and links. [15:46] LarsThalmann: iirc, there is 'critical' too, but I don't see anything set as that. [15:46] ah, ok, thanks [15:56] LarsThalmann: anybody wanting to work on something is welcome to join us. The planning stage is where we coordinate - if there's something you'd like to see happen in the next release and are willing to put resources into making that happen, then now is the time to get involved [15:57] Nothing is "required", except the schedule :) === med_ is now known as Guest25214 [16:12] a few days ago I asked about a problem I am having where I was unable to hit S,M or I to recover a failed block device during boot, I have this tracked down to serial over lan being enabled in the kernel command line, ie if I have "console=tty1 console=ttyS1,115200n8" then those key presses are not registered over tty1.. do anyone know how I can have both enabled and still be able to skip that mount? === Trey is now known as Guest28836 [16:15] hello, what could cause Module 'memcache' already loaded Unknown on line 0 to "sometimes" show up when trying to access a page, but sometimes not [16:30] i just commented out the memcache.so in php.ini and it seemed to work.. hmm [16:39] i have this crontab */5 * * * * php /var/www/osTicket/inc/mail/hesk_pop3_sometokenhere.php >/dev/null [16:39] the script works but I keep receiving the email [16:39] with this: PHP Warning: Module 'memcache' already loaded in Unknown on line 0 [16:39] i can fix the warning, but i'll keep receiving the email [16:39] i dont want the report [16:39] why >/dev/null fails? [16:40] the error is coming out stderr you are redirecting stdout only [16:40] oh damn [16:40] 2>&1 [16:40] sorry and thanks [16:41] I would recommend fixing the error so you can still get other error emails should the script fail in the future [16:41] yes [16:47] hi, I upgraded my server from ubuntu 12.04 to 14.04, I got a dependecy error about avahi-daemon and libnss-mdns not being configured properly [17:01] abosamoor: what error do you get? [17:03] sarnold: adduser: The user avahi already exists, Exiting. dpkg: error processing pacakage avahi-daemon (--configure): sub process installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1 [17:04] sarnold: dpkg: depedency problems prevent configuration of libnss-mdns:amd64: Package avahi-daemon is not configured yet. [17:04] abosamoor: crazy. please file a bug (with ubuntu-bug avahi-daemon) to make sure this gets captured -- please copy-and-paste that into the bug report :) -- and then probably dpkg --purge avahi-daemon -- chances are good that won't work, but it's worth a first shot [17:05] sarnold: and I can not resolve URLs on the machine like "wget google.com" will fail at resolving the IP address. [17:05] abosamoor: argh. that's annoying. what's in /etc/resolv.conf? [17:05] nameserver 127.0.0.1 [17:07] abosamoor: are you running a local dns cache or recursor? [17:08] sarnold: yes, this machine supposed to be the gateway of the local network, so it runs bind in principle, though after this failed upgrade I am not sure what is running and what is not [17:09] abosamoor: aha. okay. well, for now you can put nameserver 8.8.8.8 into the file and start fixing things again :) [17:09] abosamoor: don't forget about that, you'll probably want to change it back to 127.0.0.1 once you're all fixed up. [17:12] sarnold: it still fails to resolve IP addresses :( [17:12] abosamoor: can you ping 8.8.8.8? [17:13] sarnold: no [17:16] abosamoor: drat. then you probably have busted iptables rules [17:19] sarnold: I am running a local network in a campus, so yes, there maybe some complexities. Thing were working, is there any way I can fix avahi and the dependency issues locally [17:21] abosamoor: probably, all the .deb files should have been downloaded .. I don't know if the upgrader sticks them in /var/cache/apt/archives/ or somewhere else, but it'd be a good starting point to try to find the packages [17:21] abosamoor: i think trying dpkg --purge avahi-daemon would be a good starting point. (heck, does the gateway even need it?) [17:23] sarnold: to be honest I am lost, I do not know what avahi is or even libnss mdns [17:23] sarnold: will purge it [17:25] abosamoor: yeah, I don't know enough about it; it helps manage the .local pseudo-domain thing, similar to apple's bonjour [17:27] I like avahi-daemon and libnss-mdns. It saves me having to operate a DNS server on my local network. [18:01] Hi, I'm running Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS under Hyper-V 2012 R2 and I'm having an issue where running 'sudo reboot' causes the guest OS (Ubuntu server) to wait at "Stopping System V runlevel compatibility [OK]" [18:02] If I issue a shutdown or reboot action from the Hyper-V console GUI, it behaves correctly [18:02] 'sudo halt' behaves the same [18:04] Kernel version: 3.13.0-29-generic x86_64 === rena is now known as rena_ === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha === mjohnson151 is now known as mjohnson15 [18:54] Anyone ever tried to use SSMTP or an equivalent in place of sendmail? [18:55] I'm having some issues and I don't know how to begin troubleshooting. [18:55] I tried checking my /var/log already and I can't find anything useful [18:55] TTGG: I always use exim4 for sending mail [18:56] Can I auth exim4 up with an external SMTP server and use it to send my mail? [18:56] That's why I'm using sSMTP [18:56] I'm very open to alternatives at this point because the project is barely off the ground. [18:56] TTGG: I use msmtp, like it well enough. [18:56] Can msmtp auth with an external SMTP server for sending functions? [18:57] TTGG: yes, my ~/.msmtprc is configured with a user and password for the account in question [18:58] with an external smtp server? IE gmail or yahoo or something like that? [18:59] Sorry if my question sounds stupid, I just got lead down the wrong path with Postfix already [19:15] is there a way to find out the ipv6 address for my server? apparently this repo will only connect via ipv6 or something [19:21] z1haze: Terminal command - ifconfig (ipv6 for the server should be on eth0 -> inet6 addr:) [19:22] ok thanks [19:23] when i try to import from solder it keeps telling me a modpack already exists with that name? === NomadJim_ is now known as NomadJim [19:29] is it typical to get 500 internal server error when i create a modpack on technic with solder? [19:29] lol mybda wrong channel === medberry is now known as Guest48146 === ming is now known as Guest58318 === jml- is now known as jml [21:40] what is the easiest way to make a virtual host point to a port other than 80 [21:40] i think i messed something up because i have somthing that used to work and now it doesnt. [21:40] im using a proxypass/proxypassreverse but it isnt working === roaksoax_ is now known as roaksoax [21:48] You have to be listening on the port wanted (check if the port appears in the output of netstat -lnpt) [21:53] Then you have to set the virtual host in a sites-available directory and activate it with sudo a2eensite . [22:05] if i go to my ip:port [22:05] it works [22:05] but if i go to my subdomain that i created an arecord for i tdoesnt work [22:05] i looks like its trying to connect on port 80 [22:06] heres the actual subdomain im using: http://map.terminus-mc.com/ it was working as of like 3 days ago i dunno what happened [22:19]