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phunyguy | hey in mdadm, what does "2 near-copies" mean on a RAID10 array? | 01:56 |
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Patrickdk | it's the type of raid1 | 03:09 |
Patrickdk | basically means, normal raid1 where each disk is identical | 03:09 |
Patrickdk | where far, would be kindof useful for high seeks | 03:09 |
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kernel13 | is there a way to generate preseed file from existing server..just like kickstart file in centos. i need for cobbler.thanks | 05:30 |
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linuxgeek_ | RoyK, looks like there was a physical connectivity issue. we plan to wire the ports and check. | 06:42 |
abhishek__ | I want to install ubuntu-server in blade that will go for production.Please give me tips for partition | 06:43 |
abhishek__ | I am planning to give /boot swap and / partitions only | 06:43 |
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sebastianlutter | I need to install nginx, but I need to avoid that it tries to start on port 80 / 443 while it installes (ports are already used). Is there a way to tell apt-get that it should NOT start the service after installation? | 08:04 |
dasjoe | sebastianlutter: imho the cleanest way would be to manually configure nginx to use a different port before installing it, by having /etc/nginx/sites-available/default exist before starting the install | 08:16 |
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sebastianlutter | dasjoe, very nice, thanks | 08:42 |
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irgendwer4711 | hello, anyone using Ubuntu 10.04 LTS with openssl/postfix, having this error in log: "ccs received early"? seems to be related with CVE-2014-0224 | 10:00 |
uvirtbot | irgendwer4711: OpenSSL before 0.9.8za, 1.0.0 before 1.0.0m, and 1.0.1 before 1.0.1h does not properly restrict processing of ChangeCipherSpec messages, which allows man-in-the-middle attackers to trigger use of a zero-length master key in certain OpenSSL-to-OpenSSL communications, and consequently hijack sessions or obtain sensitive information, via a crafted TLS handshake, aka the "CCS Injection" vulnerability. (http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin | 10:00 |
irgendwer4711 | TLS encrytion could be worthless! | 10:05 |
cfhowlett | irgendwer4711, might ##linux know more? | 10:08 |
irgendwer4711 | this is an ubuntu problem | 10:08 |
cfhowlett | irgendwer4711, it's a LINUX problem. | 10:08 |
irgendwer4711 | old debian squeeze hasnt this problem, this use 0.9.8o | 10:09 |
irgendwer4711 | openssl | 10:09 |
cfhowlett | !openssl | 10:09 |
cfhowlett | !ssl | 10:09 |
irgendwer4711 | what are you doing | 10:12 |
irgendwer4711 | maybe youre right, should write it to #linux | 10:14 |
cfhowlett | irgendwer4711, this helps??? http://askubuntu.com/questions/478042/how-to-patch-the-vulnerability-cve-2014-0224-in-openssl | 10:14 |
uvirtbot | cfhowlett: OpenSSL before 0.9.8za, 1.0.0 before 1.0.0m, and 1.0.1 before 1.0.1h does not properly restrict processing of ChangeCipherSpec messages, which allows man-in-the-middle attackers to trigger use of a zero-length master key in certain OpenSSL-to-OpenSSL communications, and consequently hijack sessions or obtain sensitive information, via a crafted TLS handshake, aka the "CCS Injection" vulnerability. (http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cve | 10:14 |
irgendwer4711 | ubuntu fixed that, but wrong | 10:15 |
irgendwer4711 | cfhowlett: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openssl/0.9.8k-7ubuntu8.18 | 10:21 |
irgendwer4711 | there they tried to fix this | 10:21 |
cfhowlett | irgendwer4711, I don't have enough knowledge to advise in meaningful fashion. sorry. | 10:22 |
irgendwer4711 | mdeslaur: maybe we asked him :-) | 10:24 |
rbasak | jamespage: ping | 10:33 |
rbasak | irgendwer4711: are you sure your log message is a real problem? | 10:34 |
irgendwer4711 | yes | 10:34 |
rbasak | Why? | 10:34 |
irgendwer4711 | rbasak: TLS got useless | 10:35 |
rbasak | So you're saying that TLS doesn't work at all? | 10:35 |
irgendwer4711 | rbasak: in this case, I think so. postfix is sending this mail without TLS | 10:35 |
irgendwer4711 | rbasak: maybe NSA wrote this crappy bugfix ;-) | 10:37 |
rbasak | irgendwer4711: can you confirm that downgrading to the package version prior to the security update makes TLS work again? In that case you may have a security regression. | 10:37 |
rbasak | If so, then please file a bug detailing steps to reproduce, and the security team will take a look at it. | 10:37 |
irgendwer4711 | rbasak: noone of them online now? | 10:38 |
rbasak | My only reservation is that it may be that the TLS configuration you have is incompatible with current best-practice (because I haven't seen it). | 10:38 |
rbasak | Sometimes the security team have to make hard choices when issuing security updates. | 10:38 |
irgendwer4711 | rbasak: my config worked well until openssl-0.9.8k-update | 10:38 |
rbasak | So I think it's best to first detail steps to reproduce, and then the security team can take a look. | 10:38 |
irgendwer4711 | wrote a mail :-D | 10:38 |
rbasak | You can find the security team in #ubuntu-hardened, but really I think they'll want steps to reproduce to be able to look into it. | 10:39 |
irgendwer4711 | they just need a ubuntu 10.4.4 tls with running postfix | 10:39 |
rbasak | Also, they have a process for triaging bugs to make sure these things don't get missed. Emails and IRC messages don't end up in a queue to look at. | 10:39 |
rbasak | Please provide steps to reproduce. Really. See http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/bugs.html for reasons why. | 10:40 |
irgendwer4711 | first I try at #ubuntu-bugs | 10:40 |
rbasak | #ubuntu-bugs is for triaging bugs, not for reporting them. See the channel topic there. | 10:40 |
irgendwer4711 | hm no #ubuntu-hardend | 10:40 |
pmatulis | morning | 11:20 |
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bentech4you | hi, anyone please help me to get it work. i am always getting invalid user | 12:52 |
bentech4you | i have followd http://www.linuxintro.org/wiki/Guacamole | 12:52 |
bentech4you | any help please | 12:54 |
ikonia | bentech4you: that sounds like you need to talk to the guacamole people as the auth looks like it's internal tot he app | 13:05 |
ikonia | which is the war file you deployed in tomcat | 13:06 |
ikonia | bentech4you: I assume you read the part that says "it is not possible to login yet" and you have to go down approx 10 steps to configure the users | 13:06 |
bentech4you | guacamole.war file. | 13:16 |
bentech4you | i renamed to that . i am getting login page from this. but user is not able to login to that | 13:16 |
bentech4you | yea , i have created all config files too https://sourceforge.net/p/guacamole/discussion/1110834/thread/83f6d29c/ | 13:18 |
ikonia | bentech4you: that's not what I said | 13:24 |
bentech4you | yea i configured user also | 13:32 |
bentech4you | i have pasted my user conf file on that link | 13:32 |
ikonia | so then it's an application problem | 13:34 |
ikonia | an application that's not part of ubuntu | 13:34 |
ikonia | so take it to the guys who support it | 13:34 |
ikonia | more so as you've changed the names of the war files and made changes to the process in that document | 13:34 |
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lordievader | Good afternoon. | 15:51 |
fridaynext | I've got my Hackintosh plugged into an APC UPS. Is there a way to share that signal with my Ubuntu 14.04 box running NUT? | 16:57 |
RoyK | fridaynext: should be quite possible, but then, NUT isn't my strongest side :P | 17:02 |
fridaynext | RoyK: I just found a tutorial online that should help me figure it out. | 17:02 |
fridaynext | RoyK: thanks though. | 17:02 |
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Fishscene | Are there any known issues with isc-dhcp-server on Ubuntu Server 14.04 and Virtualbox | 17:33 |
Fishscene | err… narrowing that down a bit… The other day, I tried setting up an LTSP server standalone and configured virtualbox with an Internal network. But for the life of me, I could not get it to hand out DHCP addresses. | 17:34 |
jhobbs_ | use wireshark or tcpdump to debug how far traffic is making it | 17:35 |
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jhobbs | watch for dhcp requests on your server, if you don't see them there, figure out why it's not seeing them | 17:36 |
jhobbs | if you do, figure out why it's not responding | 17:36 |
Fishscene | hmm.. I hadn't thought of that. I'll try that out if my VM rebuild yields the same issue. | 17:36 |
streulma | hello, in my VPS template, the /var/cache directory is deleted. How can I restore this? | 17:40 |
sarnold | Fishscene: check dmesg for apparmor DEN lines, dhcp is .. funny | 17:40 |
sarnold | streulma: on my system /var/cache is root:root 755 | 17:41 |
streulma | sarnold: the WHOLE directory is away | 17:41 |
sarnold | streulma: I hoped whatever needed it would re-create their own dirs within when needed.. | 17:42 |
streulma | no sarnold :( apt-get update fails and dpkg also | 17:42 |
sarnold | streulma: if not, here's the rest of the dirs in mine: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8047132/ | 17:42 |
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streulma | sarnold, only apt directory is for the moment important | 17:46 |
sarnold | streulma: if it needs more still: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8047158/ | 17:47 |
streulma | sarnold and debconf because dpkg is also broken :) | 17:48 |
streulma | I don't know why they remove cache dir in Debian and Ubuntu template | 17:48 |
streulma | CentOS has the fault that yum is broken, more, python is broken... | 17:49 |
streulma | I repaired, and after a while it was the same, again broken | 17:49 |
sarnold | streulma: /var/cache/debconf/ http://paste.ubuntu.com/8047175/ | 17:49 |
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mdeslaur | QEMU security update call for testing: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-server/2014-August/006955.html | 18:35 |
sarkis | how can i see what version of the kernel will be installed with apt-get? i tried apt-cache policy linux-general | 19:09 |
RoyK | sarkis: it'll normally just upgrade the current kernel to a newer subversion (unless something has changed recently) | 19:15 |
rberg | 'aptitude show linux-image' will show what versions are available | 19:25 |
rberg | or sometimes I use 'apt-get upgrade -d' just to see whats being downloaded | 19:28 |
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* keithzg totally forgot about the /var/www/ -> /var/www/html/ switch in Debian, was super confused when a bunch of internal websites ceased working after upgrading from 12.04 -> 14.04 today, haha | 19:57 | |
Lord255 | hi all, i have insalled firefox to my server, i have a win client, i use putty to connect. xming installed on my pc and x11 fwd is enabled in putty. when i try to run firefox it goes to defunct. do you have any advices whats wrong or something? | 20:05 |
sarkis | hmmm how can i upgrade the version of the kernel? | 20:07 |
sarkis | somehow one of my machines has 3.5.x and others are on 3.2.x | 20:07 |
Lord255 | apt-get dist-upgrade | 20:08 |
sarkis | maybe this is an issue with --dry-run | 20:08 |
sarkis | but i do apt-get dist-upgrade --dry-run | 20:08 |
sarkis | i don't see it trying to grab 3.5x | 20:08 |
dasjoe | sarkis: your machines are on different kernels because one of them is using a different HWE stack, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack | 20:09 |
sarkis | how the hell | 20:09 |
dasjoe | Lord255: I'd try connecting with http://mobaxterm.mobatek.net/ as I've had more success with MobaXterm than a manual setup | 20:11 |
dasjoe | Lord255: also make sure your /etc/ssh/sshd_config contains "X11Forwarding yes" | 20:12 |
Lord255 | fwd in sshd conf is ok. i will try the one which you have sent. | 20:15 |
Lord255 | dasjoe: it goes to deunct as well | 20:38 |
keithzg | Lord255: Have you tried anything lighter than Firefox? | 20:38 |
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sarkis | dasjoe: thanks, that was it, not sure how the hell it happened though | 20:39 |
sarkis | dasjoe: i mean both are still reporting it as 12.04.4 yet that 1 box does have -quantal | 20:39 |
Lord255 | however it opened the window now | 20:40 |
Lord255 | if that prog works why xming doesnt?:o | 20:40 |
Lord255 | and idk why a defunct irefox appears | 20:40 |
keithzg | X11 on Windows == a nightmare hell ride ;) | 20:41 |
Lord255 | lol :D | 20:41 |
Icabash | Hello, I'm having trouble installing Ubuntu Server x86 on one of my machines - The install hangs and does not continue when it reaches "load debconf preconfiguration file". Any advice on how to get this working? | 20:53 |
Icabash | I've got the install screen up right now, so I'm happy to give any information required to solve this problem :) | 20:53 |
Icabash | Ah, I just tried the installation again. Now it's stopping with the message: "Your installation CD-ROM couldn't be mounted. This probably means that the CD-ROM was not in the drive. If so you can insert it and try again. | 21:06 |
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Matt3o12 | Hello. | 23:52 |
Matt3o12 | Is it save to remove the root password (`passwd -d root`) on my Ubuntu server? When I installed the server, I was given a root password but I wonder whether it is necessary to use root since I still can use sudo. | 23:53 |
sarnold | Matt3o12: should be be safe; my /etc/shadow has root:!:.. | 23:54 |
sarnold | Matt3o12: and if things ever go really wrong you can always boot into init=/bin/sh and fix whatever needs fixing | 23:54 |
Matt3o12 | And what about user mod -s /usr/sbin/nologin ? | 23:55 |
sarnold | hrm, I wouldn't, I'd worry about a program running as root deciding what shell to use with getpwent or similar | 23:57 |
Matt3o12 | And is it save to allow ssh connections without a valid public (and just with a password)? I'm worry about losing all data on my computer... | 23:59 |
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