=== foo__ is now known as Guest7277 === hxm is now known as Guest53837 === TriJetSc- is now known as TriJetScud === Nigel_ is now known as G === KaeltenAway is now known as Kaelten === RobertLaptop_ is now known as RobertLaptop === dasjoe_ is now known as dasjoe === Tzunamii_ is now known as Tzunamii === inaddy is now known as tinoco === Den_Beiren is now known as DenBeiren === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away === superspring_ is now known as superspring === dayangkun is now known as dayangkun_pto === peter is now known as Guest58667 === tsimpson_ is now known as tsimpson [01:45] so I'm running samba on Ubuntu Trusty and file creation / deletion works, but copying from windows does not, any ideas? [01:49] what up fishes [01:50] blkperl: are you able to connect from the windows machine to the SMB without issue? [01:52] blkperl: also, that creation/deletion.. is that from a windows machine that is connected via SMB? [01:54] dustinspringman: yes and yes [01:54] the error is "not enough space" [01:55] and there is plenty of space, so I'm assuming it getting confused because the fs is nfs [01:56] blkperl: sounds "quota" related.. like there is a quota being imposed accidentally or improperly [01:58] nope [01:58] it was working on Ubuntu Precise [01:59] blkperl: and you upgraded or fresh install? [01:59] fresh install [02:01] blkperl: Have you looked at the directory permissions? If you can create/delete but not modify (copy) then maybe that's the issue? [02:02] on unix the perms are fine [02:03] blkperl: I'm not sure what that means.. on unix the perms are fine? [02:03] sry, the perms look ok on the ubuntu server [02:04] s/perms/permissions [02:04] brb* [02:16] blkperl: are you able to copy via SMB from another *nix machine to the NFS? [02:23] I've filed a bug, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/samba/+bug/1363774 [02:23] Launchpad bug 1363774 in samba "Samba fails to copy to shares with NFS filesystems " [Undecided,New] [02:26] blkperl: good to know, i'll keep my eyes out for that if I run into it. [02:28] yeah i can't seem to connect to it from linux === MattJ is now known as Guest31688 === Guest31688 is now known as TheFearow === PaulePan1er is now known as PaulePanter === Guest53837 is now known as HackeMate === andol_ is now known as andol === _ruben_ is now known as _ruben === pgraner` is now known as pgraner === RoyK^ is now known as RoyK [07:48] Good morning. === jhenke_ is now known as jhenke === the_ktosiek is now known as ktosiek [08:30] is there a script that adds a vhost on ubuntu for me? [08:33] hadifarn_: Why do you need a script for that, simply define one, enable it and reload apache. [08:33] lordievader: if you're doing it way too often, a script helps [08:36] Not if every config is completely different from the other. [08:37] hadifarn_: then write a script [08:37] hadifarn_: if it's the same - make a tamplte and write a script that does "cp template $1" [08:37] jee, thanks [08:37] "template" sorry === sonne_ is now known as sonne === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [09:04] I get 500 error. in logs it says "configuration error: couldn't perform authentication. AuthType not set!" [09:05] when I googled it, turns out I need to add allow all in httpd.conf [09:05] but my httpd.conf is empty! [09:05] or I don't know where it is === kick__ is now known as kickinz1 [09:34] How can I load modules (from /etc/modules) before file systems are mounted? [09:37] On two of my 14.04 servers modules are loaded first but on the third they seem to occur the other way around and it causes problems because a module is needed to mount a filesystem [09:39] On the problem system I see `* Starting Mount filesystems on boot` as the very first entry in boot.log, before `* Starting load modules from /etc/modules` [09:46] pmorris: Put them into the initramfs. [09:57] lordievader: I tried that and it works but why, for two of my machines, is it adequate to simply modify /etc/modules but for this one I have to modify the initramfs? [09:57] They are all Ubuntu 14.04 server machines [09:59] pmorris: I've rarely done this on Ubuntu but I think you need /etc/initramfs-tools/modules and then update the actual initramfs with "sudo update-initramfs -u". === Guest1601 is now known as peetaur2 [10:01] lordievader, again, I've tried that and it works [10:01] But I want to know why I have to do this for one out of three machines [10:01] And I want to not have to do it that way === kamilboratynski_ is now known as boratynskikamil [10:13] pmorris: Err I cannot tell with the info you've given me. What module is required? [10:13] 'vboxsf' [10:13] It's a file system module so naturally it is required prior to mounting file systems [10:14] But that is used for shared folders right? Shouldn't stop a linux box from booting. [10:14] Or at least I don't suppose there are system files in the shared dirs. === jamespag` is now known as jamespage [10:18] I added an entry in fstab to mount it there [10:18] At the time fstab is read it has not been loaded one the problem system [10:18] Because /etc/modules is read after mounting the file systems [10:20] BRB [10:55] What's the best way to debug a tftp server ? === kickinz1 is now known as kickinz1|luncj === kickinz1|luncj is now known as kickinz1|lunch [11:10] Vladimir: I told you earlier - get it working using the loop back interface so you know there is no networking involved, then move forward from there [11:10] well I tried to send from the same machine and it worked [11:11] it updated the file date [11:11] so you know your tftp server is working file [11:11] so then - job done, your tftp server is working [11:11] yeah but still I can't send files from other devices to it [11:11] you don't have a problem with your tftp server [11:11] thats not the tftp server [11:11] you've just proved it worked [11:11] so the problem is not with your tftp server [11:12] I guess =) [11:15] Vladimir: Check your firewall, they allways like to mess with things. [11:32] lordievader: Yeah, it's probably the firewall :/ [11:34] lordievader: yeah it's probably the firewall, I tested to send to another tftp server machine [11:35] and got the same error message, thou with a small addition to the error message: Error in sending rq message. Exceeded 5 retransmits. [11:37] Vladimir: what firewall rules does hour machine have [11:37] does your machine have sorry [11:41] ikonia: you mean that the linux machine may have firewall rules that's in the way of tftp ? [11:42] Vladimir: on the tftp server, what firewall rules are there [11:42] i'm gonna take a look [11:42] so you've not even checked this yet ? [11:42] [I told you 2 days ago to verify the file wall, especially around udp [11:43] firewall [11:43] I did check the firewall but not on the machine but on network [11:43] I told you 2 days ago to do this [11:43] And I checked if the linux machine have blocked udp [11:44] Vladimir: I told you to check the rules especially around udp [11:44] but I haven't checked any firewall rules on the linux machine [11:44] not if the machine blocked udp [11:44] and I told you to do this on the tftp server [12:10] @search french revolution [12:11] sphenxes: it's not that sort of but [12:11] bot [12:13] no [12:15] no ? === kickinz1|lunch is now known as kickinz1 === trijntje_ is now known as trijntje === YamakasY is now known as RandomGuy === RandomGuy is now known as YamakasY [13:11] lynxman, you called? === yofel_ is now known as yofel === tetrahedron is now known as tetrah [16:42] Hi, Is there any free and open source hotel management system ? [16:43] Sorry, I was writing there in Linux chan. [16:50] sarthor: http://www.hoteldruid.com/ <-- first hit on google :P [16:52] RoyK: Checked that one, and have installed on my machine. but I am unable to understand that software. [16:52] ok === utlemmin` is now known as utlemming === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk [17:56] hi [17:56] how to connect to an server from existing key ? [17:57] zertyui: please explain.. [17:57] i got an ssh public key [17:57] zertyui: for like an Amazon web services ubuntu server? [17:58] i don't know [17:58] i don't know [17:58] i got an ssh public key [17:58] i got an ssh private key also [17:58] i would like to connect to my server using that private key === pleia2_ is now known as pleia2 [17:59] how to do ? [18:01] zertyui: ssh-copy-id user@yourservershostname [18:03] no [18:03] u don't undersand [18:04] i got public and private ssh key on textpad [18:04] and the key has been deployed allready [18:04] with my user id [18:05] i simply would like to connect using that key from windows pageant === utlemming_away is now known as utlemming [18:27] what is the best way to downgrade your php5-cgi on an ubuntu 14.04 setup? [18:28] we foolishly rebuilt a web server with 14.04 and it's now in production [18:28] i'm trying to use raring sources.list in a test environment but i just keep breaking deps === utlemming_away is now known as utlemming === hachre_ is now known as hachre === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha === TREllis_ is now known as TREllis === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === lionel_ is now known as lionel === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [23:19] hey folks, I've got a problem I don't know how to google an answer for... I've got a Ubuntu 14.04 server that is effectively a PPTP aggregation point.. I have about 12 routers all connecting to this one server.. The problem I'm having is that in "top", my average load is 134%... i am pretty sure its because there are DOZENS AND DOZENS of pppd processes running.. It almost looks as if when a client disconnects/reconne === Pici` is now known as Pici [23:39] okay, i'm certain is the pppd tasks that are hosing this server... some of them have been running for 85:22:01 and such.... I can't seem to kill them either.. =/ [23:41] Welp, I can kill them manually, but not using sudo killall pppd [23:57] dustinspringman: maybe http://goo.gl/9e9NEq