[01:35] i've installed lm-sensors, but when i execute "sensors", this is all I get - http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=x3YJkKHd [01:35] any idea how to get fan speeds as well? [01:37] fridaynext, append kernel cmdline acpi_enforce_resources=lax [01:38] PryMar56: do you mean to type all of that after "sensors" ? [01:38] modify grub for vmlinuz [01:39] there is usually a conflict between chip drivers like w83627hf and acpi [01:41] PryMar56: ah - I didn't run sensors-detect first. [01:41] just ran that, now rebooting to see if I get more data. === a1berto_ is now known as a1berto [06:28] HAProxy gives me a warning that FD limit is too low (1024), but I have already raised it in LUbuntu, any idea? === Abhijit is now known as Guest78501 === Abhijit_ is now known as Abhijit === cripperz is now known as CripperZ- [08:11] Good morning. [08:14] i have set d-i netcfg/choose_interface select eth0 and using this preseed file for ubuntu installation on two nic system. at installation it still ask me to select nic manually. [08:21] hello? [08:21] hi [08:22] can i ask a question here? cuz im new at ubuntu server, and im installing the squidguard , should i install gksudo on server too ? or on desktop? [08:23] no [08:23] you dont use gksudo on server. only sudo. [08:23] izarry, ^ [08:24] i am following this instruction https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SquidGuard and im stuck at squid configuration :( [08:24] so ask the actual squid question. [08:26] izarry: gksudo (or kdesudo for that matter) is used for applications with a gui, since a server rarely features a gui sudo suffices. [08:27] lordievader, oh okay thanks for that good info [08:29] okey ... [08:39] I have a problem upgrading a 10.04 ubuntu server in a openvz container. do-release-upgrade failed and left me in a (for me) unsolvable state: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8120778/ === CripperZ- is now known as cripperz === cripperz is now known as CripperZ === CripperZ is now known as CripperZ- === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [10:16] hi all [10:17] I have an Ubuntu headless media server. I experience random system total freezes. Can someone advice me on how to investigate the issue? [10:22] darksider: first, pastebin output of dmesg [10:22] !pastebin | darksider [10:22] darksider: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [10:24] omw [11:14] RoyK: I'm trying to get it to freeze again. Can seem to be able for now, will pastebin dmesg as soon as I succeed [11:15] I'm posting the one I have right now anyway: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8121698/ [11:21] any suggestions, guys? [11:30] darksider: The Paste you are looking for does not currently exist. [11:31] darksider: dmesg or /var/log/syslog should have some clues if it's detected by Linux [11:31] I just clicked the link and it opened for me... [11:32] got it [11:32] nothing there after the bootup messages... [11:32] wierd [11:33] just got it to freeze [11:33] total freeze? [11:33] yes [11:34] what shall I do after I reboot? [11:34] hm... [11:34] perhaps configure a network console [11:35] I'm accessing it using SSH [11:35] as it's headless. Should I pastebin the syslog? [11:35] network console isn't ssh - a network console will send you kernel messages that are meant to be output to the console [11:36] yeah, check /var/log/syslog [11:36] tail -100 /var/log/syslog | pastebinit [11:37] http://paste.ubuntu.com/8121831/ [11:37] nothing there either [11:38] try a memory test - attach a monitor and keyboard to the thing to see if there's any output when it hangs - or use a network console [11:39] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/Netconsole [11:39] does syslog reset after reboot? I just see entries after the reboot [11:39] no, it doesn't, or if it does, the old one is /var/log/syslog.1 [11:41] http://paste.ubuntu.com/8121860/ the entire content of syslog [11:44] CIFS VFS: bogus file nlink value 0 [11:44] not sure what that means [11:44] darksider: how often does it freeze like this? [11:47] I have deluge torrent installed on the server. Trying to download a 50Gb torrent, and it seems to freeze every time, at some point. The torrent is being saved on a NAS, which is mounted using CIFS [11:48] darksider: start with a memory test [11:48] darksider: attach keyboard+monitor and run the memory test from grub [11:48] RoyK: done it some time ago with no errors, will try it again [11:49] also [11:49] what sort of NAS is this? [11:49] looks like something is messed up with CIFS [11:49] so if you can use NFS, it may work around the problem [11:52] it is an Apple timecapsule [11:53] is NFS more stable than CIFS? [11:54] not necessarily, but it looks like there are some CIFS issues according to your logs [11:54] which ubuntu version is this? [11:54] 14.04 [11:56] tried to lookup the error, couldnt find anything of use [11:56] me neither [11:57] do you think it can go so far as to create a kernel panic? [11:57] attach a keyboard+monitor [11:57] or use a netconsole [11:57] then you'll know [11:58] netconsole will be better for logging [11:58] im doing a memtest right now, with keyboard and monitor attached [11:58] a panic isn't necessarily logged [12:02] so once the memory test is done, I shall try to reproduce the freeze while looking and the error console [12:02] right? [12:02] darksider: setup a netconsole first [12:02] Ok [12:42] darksider: found anything_ [12:42] ? [12:53] RoyK: just finished memory test: no errors [12:53] about to setup the netconsole [13:00] RoyK: In the tutorial, it points to modifying menu.lst, which I dont have, instead I should probably edit /boot/default/grub.cfg [13:00] right? [13:07] darksider, menu.lst is OLD grub. grub2 uses grub.cfg. Check your tutorial [13:08] cfhowlett: just saw it, thanks :) [13:28] darksider: got the netconsole running? [13:29] yes [13:31] nice [13:31] then try to reproduce [13:31] done :) [13:31] any output on the netconsole? [13:32] http://paste.ubuntu.com/8122486/ [13:32] hm... so no panic? [13:32] seems like it [13:34] what now? :) [13:40] darksider: no idea, really, but guess the issue is related to cifs [13:40] darksider: which kernel? [13:45] Linux mediaserver 3.13.0-34-generic #60-Ubuntu [13:47] darksider: sorry - no idea :( [13:48] RoyK: thank you for your help. It was worth trying it [13:49] darksider: maybe there's a flag for debugging kernel... [13:51] http://www.debian-administration.org/article/492/Debugging_system_freezes [13:51] when the system freezes, can you use magic sysrq? [13:51] https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Linux_Guide/Freezes#Alt.2BSysRq [14:12] darksider: ? [14:13] darksider: also - does it freeze indefinetely, or just for a short time? [14:14] sorry, was awk: trying to freeze it again. It freezes until reboot [14:23] darksider: back in 20min [14:23] ok [14:42] RoyK: dosnt respond to magic key commands [14:43] hm [14:43] does it respond to them while the server's running? [14:43] before freeze? [14:44] havent tried, im gonna try installing a usb hdd and try to write the torrent there [14:44] see if it still freezes. This way i'll know if its the CIFS [14:44] mhm [14:46] btw, now that i inserted a new disk, the old usb one is sdc (instead of sdb), which spoils my mounts, is there any way to avoid this? [15:32] darksider: any luck? === potatogim_ is now known as PotatoGim_Home === wendar_ is now known as wendar [17:59] hello everyone [17:59] so I am having a DNS issue [18:00] we can connect to our server through the system IP and stay connected for days, but when we try to connect through the vIP's or by pointing a DNS at any of the IP's (virtual or system) we time out in a minute or two [18:01] when I nslookup those DNS address' they are reporting a server I have not defined through cloudfare [18:09] well, don't use cloudfare then? [18:17] I don't think cloudfare is the problem here, I have been using them for a year with no issues like this [18:18] I think it is something on my server machine that I have configured incorrectly [18:19] Farva: check your /etc/hosts, it could contain a stale reference to that hostname [18:19] k [18:20] its empty [20:46] I need to get rid of some erroneous entries in resolv.conf - how should I go about this? === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away