[00:33] n8 === pmatulis_ is now known as pmatulis [02:56] Hey i have been looking for something on how to put a 4 TB GPT parition into RAID 1 with another but have been unable to find anything. Has anyone here had to do RAID one with anything over a 2 TB parition? === Sachiru_ is now known as Sachiru [06:08] hi guys i have a ubuntu server with system running already, now i added a volume to be used as strorage is it ok i create this new volume as rpimary partition..? it will not effect the existing system partition..? [06:09] no [06:09] how manw primary do u already have? [06:09] what you mean..? [06:09] i have one rpimary as existing being used by ubuntu server.. [06:10] i added new one for storage and selcedt primary partition on it..is this ok..? [06:10] that's the beauty of asking several questions at once then u don't know what the answer is for :) [06:10] yes [06:11] are you planning to add more partitions in the future? [06:11] possible [06:12] then you might have to reconsider the overall partitioning scheme. gonna explain... [06:13] you can always add more partitions at anytime. with an msdos label disk, you will be stuck at 3 primary + 1 logical (in which you can put plenty more partitions [06:14] you can decide to have a GPT label, in which case you can add as many partitions as you want (ther's a limit but i don't know which one but it is irrelevant for most useres [06:15] Or you jump to LVM, this give you the ability to make partitions on the fly, resize them, destroy them. Whatever you want :) [06:15] you can decide to use LVM (on top of GPT, msdos) in which case [06:17] thanks a lot for the info.. === kickinz1|away is now known as kickinz1 === tester_ is now known as testeri === testeri is now known as tezzter [08:05] hey guys [08:05] our auth system is kind of messed up [08:05] password keep in LDAP and Kerberos [08:05] how do you guys sync between LDAP and Kerberos ? [08:32] I'm using "debmirror" to create a local mirror of 12.04 and 14.04. I have problems downloading i18n using debmirror --i18n option. I have created a workaround, but I would rather use the debmirror for this. Any ideas? [09:02] anyone know if userdir suppors webdav, and if so have a link for some documentation on how to implement it. [09:23] looking for documentation on how to kickstart ubuntu server 14.04 - kickstart configurator gui or config file itself [09:27] bdbear, haven't played with that since a long a time but I would say yes but it might need to have the userdir inside the dav folder [09:29] bdbear, some stuff I gathered a while ago http://pastebin.com/95TzK4FV [09:30] bdbear, and this I just went thru very quickly http://serverfault.com/questions/291104/apache-and-per-user-webdav-documentroot [09:30] frogblue: tanks [09:43] looking for documentation on how to kickstart ubuntu server 14.04 LTS - kickstart configurator gui or config file itself - working on a 12.04 LTS to do so though [09:43] ubuntu 12.04 LTS desktop that is [09:46] hi guys [09:47] I’ve just installed ubuntu server (default install) and I’m stuck at boot [09:48] does it give any errors? [09:48] the last line says adding 3604476k swap on /dev/mapper/ubuntu—vg-swap_1. Priority: -1 accorss: 3604476k FS [09:48] but it doesn’t show any errors [09:49] it was a default installation with no network config [09:49] kas84: Where does /boot reside? In a LVM volume? [09:50] yes [09:50] kas84: Hmm, that can be problematic. It's easier to put /boot on a separate ext(2) partition. [09:51] aha [09:51] okay, I’ll re-run installation [10:34] Hi guys, I have just bought 3 new drives to upgrade an old intel s5000vsa server from RAID1 to RAID5, but ubuntu wasn't picking up the additional HDD. So I turned to the BIOS and it doesn't look like the MB is picking up the 3rd HDD either. I can sway the HDDs in the bays and they pick up all three HDDS, just not at the same time. In fact, it only registeres in 2 bays. So my question is - doesn't anyone have experiance with this damn motherboard haha [10:37] http://adf.ly/pyduc [11:52] riply: check all cables etc. looks like this board has hwraid support - are you using hwraid or swraid? === psivaa_ is now known as psivaa-lunch === Solution-X is now known as Solution-X|AFK [13:13] hello [13:13] is the ubuntu php5-fpm bug fixed in the packed now? [13:18] what ubuntu php5-fpm bug? [13:19] packed error [13:19] your not making any sense [13:19] I guess you don't speak english [13:20] not the most ..yes [13:20] s/packed/package/g I think [13:20] ya, but package error doesn't really describe a bug [13:20] it's way too generic === psivaa-lunch is now known as psivaa [13:54] RoyK, are you still around? [13:54] it does indeed have HWR, but I am wanting to go SWR because I don't have spare controllers, etc. [13:58] riply: IMHO there are very good reasons for using mdraid (the most used swraid on linux) [13:59] the flexibility is far better than what i've seen on hwraid systems [14:04] on one of my servers I am having a strange issue. the login screen has the £ symbol in place of the black spaces. I am at a complete loss for where to start looking into this problem. has anybody ever heard of anything like that? [14:07] RoyK, I totally agree! [14:07] RoyK, now I just need to get this MB to recognise the 3rd harddrive.. [14:09] I suppose I could start with the console font. [14:10] riply: enter raid setup (BIOS thing, normally) and create a raid0 on the third drive [14:10] riply: most RAID controllers won't show new drives unless they're configured as a member === ogra_` is now known as ogra_ [14:17] RoyK, the problem is though that on the SATA page in the BIOS, it only shows the 2 drives :( I will try the raid setup tonight when I am at home and see if it gets picked up on RAOD 0 [14:17] thanks man :) [14:19] np [14:20] riply: then, if you can make linux see it, perhaps create a broken r5 on it, move the data over from the old raid (or use external storage for buffer if the new drive's not large enough) and extend the new raid [14:26] RoyK, there is no old data :) These are 3 new HDDs entirely. The old ones are going to be plopped in as another raid1 back-up in the box (there are a few spare bays). I ran the Ubuntu setup last night and it only picked up the 2 HDDs, not all 3. So I figured that it was a BIOS / MB issue? But I have never done anything other than a HWR 0 so this' all quite new and exciting.. [14:27] RoyK, so I just need to be able to get the Ubuntu Installer to see it and then was going to use the built-in SWR installer? Or is there a better way to do it? [14:31] i have messed dpkg /var/cache/ with rm now i am not able to install any package can you please tell me how do i rebuild dpkg /debconf so i can install any package [14:36] dpkg: error: cannot read info directory: No such file or directory [14:36] E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (2) [14:49] riply: then just configure three RAID-0 sets, one on each drive, or use JBOD if the controller supports it. Same result. Ubuntu should see the drives as separate drives if you do this correctly [14:58] riply: any luck? [15:16] hallyn_, i assume the answer is yes. [15:17] but lxc-device will set permissions on the added device to match the user namespace of the container? [15:26] Hi I am trying very hard to create ubuntu iso from trusty with uefi enabled (remaster iso). Could someone please let me know how to do this please? thx [15:27] zartoosh: afaik the normal iso should support uefi [15:29] RoyK: yes but I had to customize it for our use. I needed to add preseed file (no internet access). Any idea how to do it please? [15:29] no, sorry [15:30] no internet access on install? [15:30] what i mean is that we need to remaster the iso, because of our lab environment [15:32] ok [15:32] sorry, can't help there [15:32] haven't done that in years [15:44] rharper: are you chairing the meeting this week ? [15:44] rharper: just to let you know that I won't be able to be there. Nothing particular on my side === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [15:51] jamespage, is https://code.launchpad.net/~gnuoy/python-ceilometerclient/update-control/+merge/225187 on the right lines ? [15:53] caribou, it's lutostag this week [15:53] gnuoy, looking OK - your new friend is going to be "wrap-and-sort -s" [15:53] unless lutostag bribed rharper to do it for him [15:54] gnuoy, also watch out for epochs [15:54] python-keystoneclient | 1:0.9.0-0ubuntu1 | utopic | source, all [15:54] so python-keystoneclient needs to be (>= 1:0.9) [15:55] jamespage, wrap-and-sort is defo my new bezzy mate [15:55] jamespage, ok, let me fix those things, thanks [15:57] gnuoy, trying to make another comment on the MP - LP is not being friendly [15:58] jamespage, thats me [15:58] I yanked the mp [15:58] ah [15:58] sorry about that [15:58] gnuoy, np - you can always mark then work-in-progress and keep pushing your branch with updates [15:59] ah, perfect [16:00] gaughen: ah ok thanks. [16:00] lutostag: just to let you know that I won't be able to be there. Nothing particular on my side [16:01] caribou: alright, that works; thanks for the heads up === matsubara is now known as matsubara-lunch [16:34] jamespage, where I'm seeing something like "pbr>=0.6,!=0.7,<1.0" and 0.8.2 is in the archive I'm going for (>= 0.8.2). Does that sound sane ? [16:37] gnuoy, +1 [16:38] ta [16:38] gnuoy, I'd probaly drop to 0.8 [16:38] ok [17:03] smoser: you cannot use a device in a user namespace [17:04] so i doubt whether lxc-device currently bothers to chown the device to the container root [17:04] stgraber: ^ right? [17:04] why can you not use a device in user namespace? [17:05] hallyn_: I believe lxc-device simply errors out if called against an unprivileged container [17:05] kernel won't let you [17:05] hello there, I'm just setting up Subversion on my server running the latest version, but I can't find where can I start the subversion daemon [17:05] hallyn_, how does the kernel not let you? [17:06] it says /etc/init.d/svnserve [17:06] if i create the device node inside that container [17:06] ^ as root [17:06] but there is no file like that on the directory [17:06] and then change ownership and permissions on that such that the root user inside the container owns it [17:06] smoser: anything requiring capabilities for device access will require that you have the capability against the init namespace [17:06] shouldn't that work? [17:07] if the device itself doesnt' require any capabilities to use it, then yes [17:07] well lxc-device only works for block devices and network devices [17:08] er.. ok it does work for more things . i thought man page said otherwise. [17:08] but i'm only interested in block and net. [17:09] hm, net devices should be do-able. [17:10] stgraber: ^ if root has created an unprrivileged container it should be able to pass in nic's [17:10] smoser: if that doesn't work for you, open a bug pls [17:12] hallyn_, well if it doesn't set permissions to the namespaced permissions its not goign to work. [17:13] hallyn_: hmm, indeed === alexisb is now known as alexisb_afk [18:14] hi there [18:15] I've just finished installing subversion on my box, and installing subversion on it, I try to check out my repo using this command svn+ssh://192.168.1.2 [18:15] --username my_user_name [18:16] it doesn't recognize my password [18:16] zoraj: it's been a while since I've used svn, but iirc svn+ssh lets you set the username via a ~/.ssh/config entry for that host... [18:16] zoraj: can you ssh username@192.168.1.2? [18:17] zoraj: it'd be best to set up key-based authentication instead anyway, but you need to be able to log in somehow in the first place :) [18:17] sarnold, ssh-ing username@192... works fine [18:19] is it the same password that I use to connect with ssh ? or there is some svn.conf that I have to edit ? [18:20] zoraj: iirc the svnserve method might have usernames / passwords in an auth file, but the svn+ssh method just worked if you could log in.. [18:21] I prefer the svn+ssh method [18:21] yeah, I think I would too :) [18:22] zoraj: hmm. well, log in to the remote server, tail -f /var/log/auth.log, and then try your svn co command again [18:25] sarnold, check pass, user unknown [18:25] authentification failure; [18:25] Failed password for invalid user zoraj from 192.168.1.12 [18:25] port 62227 ssh2 [18:33] I did a "svn co svn+ssh://zoraj@192.168.1.2@" and it's ok but now it says No repository found [18:33] how can I tell it that the repo are all in /home/svn [18:33] ? [18:38] zoraj, svn co svn+ssh://zoraj@192.168.1.2/home/svn [18:52] lenios, ok thanks, it works now [18:59] lenios, how do I do that the user check out in svn+ssh://192.168.1.2/project_name ? instead of svn+ssh://192.168.1.2/home/svn/project_name [18:59] zoraj: cool; you ought to be able to add a "host 192.168.1.2 user zoraj" stanza to your ssh config; check out the ssh_config manpage for details [19:01] sarnold,hmm.. I'm afraid I understand what you mean [19:03] zoraj: the ssh client can probably remember your username for you :) [19:03] sarnold, ah ok [19:04] if I use "svnadmin create", I dont have to use "svnserve -d" right ? [19:05] zoraj, what are you trying to do? [19:06] lenios, I want to create all of my repo here /home/svn/ [19:07] so I do this, svnadmin create my_repo1, svnadmin create my_repo2 [19:07] so people can do a check out like this : svn co svn+ssh://192.168.1.2/my_repo1 and so on [19:08] basic :) nothing special [19:08] instead of svn+ssh://192.168.1.2/home/svn/my_repo1 ... === markthomas is now known as markthomas_lunch [19:15] you'll need to use the -r option of svnserve === alexisb_afk is now known as alexisb [19:16] you can force it on the ssh access key (see http://coderazzi.net/howto/security/ssh_svn.html for example), or create a wrapper [19:19] lenios, thanks for the link, it seems to be really helpful, [19:36] zul, happy Canada Day, eh? [19:37] And soon, like all Canadians, you can chant "U-S-A, U-S-A" to world cup soccer^W futbol. === markthomas_lunch is now known as markthomas === tgm4883__ is now known as tgm4883 [21:16] Any suggestions for a personal file sync server? I don;t really like owncloud, as it it is a bit too bloated. Seafile? Something else? [21:17] what featureds are you looking for? rsync? [21:18] or something like git-annex-assistant? [21:24] It's supposed to have a nice web interface and it should be possible to share files with specific other people. I had been using webdav for my own purposes [21:24] but that felt too technical for some other users [21:24] pydio might be interesting as well === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away === justizin_ is now known as justizin [23:29] hello could anyone give me some small assistance in putting a 4TB GPT partitioned hard drive into RAID 1 [23:29] or if i should do something else to get teo 4tb harddrives into raid 1 [23:29] two* [23:39] michael_: I hope this is useful: https://help.ubuntu.com/14.04/serverguide/advanced-installation.html [23:41] thanks that looks like it could be what i need. I was googling for something useful yesterday for about an hour and was coming up with nothing. Thanks for the help :) [23:41] michael_: I can imagine, there's probably thousands of copies of ancient guides for linux 2.2 and so on :) [23:42] yes that was the issue lol