[01:27] sarnold: no, i hadn't. not really sure where the configure_userns patch came from. so the bug is that get_defaults() has to happen before the process_flags()? [01:28] no, [01:29] hallyn: oh, sorry, I had assumed you'd be more familiar with it. [01:29] oh, yeah. that is what's going on [01:30] sarnold: sorry, no, happy to look into it later tonight but actually i suspect stgraber may know that area of code (the change in subuid values screams stgraber :) [01:30] bbl [01:31] hallyn: oh well feel free to poke stgraber instead and enjoy your evening :) hehe === airtonix_ is now known as airtonix [02:37] sarnold: i'm about to do a test-build and run, but patch looks legit to me [02:37] sarnold: i always use adduser instead of useradd :) [02:40] hallyn: heh, and I add users so infrequently I have to read both manpages several times every time. [02:48] i reliably try to use the wrong one first [02:50] sarnold: patch works here. were you planning to push it? [02:50] hallyn: no; I just thought it'd be easy for it to slip through the cracks and (misremembered) I thought you had likely authored the patch referenced in the bug [02:51] why is it 'fix committed'? [02:52] hallyn: I think that's set automatically when there's the 'related branches' thing [02:53] ok, i'd push it but i don't know what sort of process the shadow tree likes to go through (esp wrt merge requests) so i just marked it 'approve' [04:07] hi guys how do i change my timezone to DST..? [04:08] │23:56 Mr-Protoco+| we put in a few requests to him last week [04:10] ruben23: ls -l /etc/localtime [04:11] histo: what next to do..? [04:11] ruben23: is it a symlink or a hard file I can't remember how debian is doing it these days. [04:12] -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 118 2014-04-22 02:17 /etc/localtime [04:12] ruben23: dpkg-reconfigure tzdata [04:12] ok done - next..? [04:13] ruben23: did you select a zone? [04:18] yes, but how do i know its DST..? [04:21] histo: ..? [04:22] ruben23: what timezone did you select? [04:28] histo: Australia [04:29] i have that tiemzone already but Australia now are in DST [04:29] so i need to adjust timezone i guess to hit correct time somehow.. [04:29] ruben23: what is date showing? [04:30] ruben23: is the hardware clock set for utc? [04:35] yes it is UTC [04:43] ruben23: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuTime [06:10] Hey guys, I am using Ubuntu 12.04 and developing a web site. I want to test it on Internet Explorer 8, 9, 10, 11. How can I do that? [06:12] vedic: Grab a Windows VM and install IE 8 through 11? [06:18] vedic: there is a test ie package [06:19] vedic: ttps://github.com/xdissent/ievms [06:20] I can't find it now use that link === Guest38922 is now known as hxm [07:08] need help with quota. i'd like to set 300MB for group users on. my current info http://paste.ubuntu.com/7673149/ [07:09] hi all [07:09] im trying to set up a 14.04 vm using packer [07:09] i put "openssh-server openssh-server/permit-root-login boolean true" into the [07:09] preseed file. yet the password loging for root via ssh is still not allowed on the [07:09] resulting system - any idea why? [07:09] damn. that should be only one line. sorry [07:10] "i put "openssh-server openssh-server/permit-root-login boolean true" into the preseed file. yet the password loging for root via ssh is still not allowed on the resulting system - any idea why?" [07:17] thana: preseed didn't work then [07:17] thana: probably packer issue [07:18] histo: how do you mean this? preseed did work -- the default value false is changed to the epxected true [07:19] thana: oh sorry misread [07:19] ssh -vvv [07:23] histo: why ssh -vvv? i do know already that the sshd_config is wrong ;) [07:46] Some how /etc/mysql/debian-start regulary runs. How do I make it stop? [07:47] And why does it needs to be run? [08:07] how do i chown all files in /home to :users ? [08:08] found man chown [08:08] histo: FYI: i used some sed magic as a preseed-latecommand to manually change the sshd_config. works, but is ugly [08:09] solution to group chown /home/ is: chown -R :users /home/* [08:09] help with quota ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/7673149/ ? [08:21] kaitanya: don't need the * and its user:group [08:22] kaitanya: that error message is nothing to be concerned about, it means you don't have quota's enabled [08:24] ikonia: but i wanted recursive chown to preserver username and change group to users so therefore chown :users [08:24] kaitanya: chgrp [08:32] ikonia: i dont think u understood my problem. http://paste.ubuntu.com/7673436/ [09:35] Hi anyone know a full dns management system like atomiadns? [09:35] I am also open for other suggestions [09:49] kaitanya: what is the problem you want ? [09:50] kaitanya: chgrp will change only the group [09:54] Hexch: something like bind9? ;) [10:00] ikonia: problem solved. solution was to chown :group instead of user:group [10:06] ikonia: i stated in my paste ls -l and had user:group default and i wanted all of /home/* to belong to group 'users' and ls -l showed changed groupname users [10:07] as I stated, chgrp will change JUST the group [10:07] kaitanya: fyi, chgrp :D [10:08] i said it 2 times [10:08] I concur ikonia went above and beyond. === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [10:13] what wrong with chown :group vs. chgrp ? [10:14] same thing. problem solved [10:15] syntax with chown is either chown user:group or chown user or chown :group FYI [11:03] Hi, I am trying to install Ubuntu Server 14.04 on my System. I have 4 500GB HDDs, all the same type. I want to put all of them in an LVM container, however for one of them, sdb, it can't initialize it, getting the error message "Can't open /dev/sdb1 exclusively. Mounted filesystem?". I have no mounted FS, I dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdX all of the 4 drives, dmsetup ls finds no devices.... So I am running out of ideas. Do you guys know what might be [11:03] happening here? === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [11:12] gnuoy, thinking we might want to push a new snapshot of openvswitch for trusty - there are alot of bug fixes in the branch we track [11:12] gnuoy, I'll see if we can do that under our MRE [11:43] jamespage, I'd really like to see what the process is for that [11:44] gnuoy, well its broadley https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates [11:44] ta [11:44] yikes, openvswitch fixes [11:44] but we would do a general regressiont test with openstack to confirm nothing is to badly bust [11:44] I just upgraded a few kvm/ovs server groups to 14.04 [11:44] jerrcs, how did that go? [11:45] It went well. We prefer the built-in openvswitch support versus the module [11:45] The module was rather buggy at times, sometimes we'd have to reinstall openvswitch modules and it would break our networking. [11:46] upgrade was very smooth though, and no problems to report. [11:48] jerrcs, ++ excellent === psivaa is now known as psivaa-lunch [12:51] Just an update for anybody who was reading my question: I installed the system without the 4th HDD and added the physical volumn to the VG after install, added it to my LV, resized the FS and everything worked fine then === psivaa-lunch is now known as psivaa [13:21] morning [14:14] ive setup 3 vlans on a bonded interface and i cant get a single vlan to show up. I know the bonding is correct as it worked fine with a bridge, but now i need 3 vlans and actually one of those vlans to be a bridge. LOL [14:15] unfortunately i am not even seeing any errors about it that would help me troubleshoot the issue [14:16] now the syntax im using on my 12.04 box is the same as what im using on my debian wheezy boxes that work [14:17] http://pastie.org/private/vgqbgxcwg2ie3u4t9hqd4a [14:22] ah, just spotted: 8021q: VLANs not supported on bond0 [14:22] hmm, thats odd [14:26] What are you doing with your network. [14:31] jpds: well the network is a proxmox/ceph cluster. This ubuntu box is just a backup server and i run a few lxc guests on it for internal use [14:32] MACscr: I think you have to do something like: bond0.42, etc. [14:34] ive tried that, no difference === andreas__ is now known as ahasenack [14:57] hi all, not sure if this is the best place but i am having issues trying to use fuse to mount an fs inside of an lxc container via docker. I believe apparmor is getting in the way [14:58] id like to completely disable apparmor, but the instructions on https://help.ubuntu.com/14.04/serverguide/apparmor.html don't really seem to disable it [14:58] i've tried rebooting, yet apparmor continues to run [15:07] GivenToCode: you can add apparmor=0 to the kernel boot command line to completely disable it === Malediction_ is now known as Malediction [15:55] ok, so if I modify my profile to include 'mount fstype=fuse,' then reload apparmor I don't get the 'apparmor="DENIED" operation="mount" info="failed type match" error=-13 profile="lxc-container-default-with-mounting" name="/tmp/foo/" pid=11589 comm="fusermount" fstype="fuse" srcname="/dev/fuse" flags="rw, nosuid, nodev"' message in dmesg [15:55] however, the operation still fails with 'fusermount: mount failed: Permission denied' [15:57] (basically what i am trying to accomplish works with privileged containers, but i am trying to run it as unprivileged and use lxc config and apparmor config to allow only what i need to mount via fuse) === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte === matsubara is now known as matsubara-lunch [16:42] hallyn: so, I've filed a demote to universe bug for virt-manager: bug 1332618 [16:42] Launchpad bug 1332618 in virt-manager "Please demote virt-manager to universe" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1332618 [16:42] hallyn: can you get someone appropriate from the server team to +1 it, please, and I'll start merging virt-manager [16:42] mdeslaur: +1 on that [16:42] jamespage: ^ we've discussed that before i think, any objections? [16:43] hallyn, no objections [16:43] mdeslaur: in what form do you need the +1? :) [16:43] hallyn, jamespage: great, could you comment in the bug [16:56] is there a way to do a default user profile on a ubuntu client when authenticating against Active Directory? === matsubara-lunch is now known as matsubara [17:10] is there a way to do a default user profile on a ubuntu client when authenticating against Active Directory? [18:07] HI I have installed ubuntu 14.04. I like to start the services one at the time so i can debug an issue. I was told there is a grub option that will do this? thx === lionel__ is now known as lionel === kaitanya is now known as FRA|kaitanya === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away