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dustinspringmanthank you pmatulis, I'm reading into it now.00:04
dustinspringmanit appears, though I probably wont know for sure for a bit, that doing apt-get update and upgrade have resolved the issue.. pppd is no longer stacking up and all my clients are connecting and I'm only using 1% of my CPU now...00:20
pmatulisdustinspringman: sysstat package is great for logging a history of used resources.  dstat package is good for realtime00:27
dustinspringmanpmatulis: thanks for that, I'll give those a shot. so far no pppd creep!00:27
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cyclob|workhi guys, how do i stop libreoffice 4.2 from autostarting on boot on 14.04?00:55
pmatuliscyclob|work: how is that a ubuntu server question?00:56
cyclob|workcause i'm running ubuntu server?00:56
TJ-cyclob|work: See the channel topic, "For general (not server specific) support, try #ubuntu"00:58
dustinspringmanpmatulis: it came back.. but I was able to use sysstat and dstat to find the issue!01:05
pmatulisdustinspringman: oh nice.  what was it?01:06
dustinspringmanpmatulis: pptp was using a plugin to log client connection/disconnections.. but that was eating CPU like cray cray01:06
pmatulisdustinspringman: i see, you disabled it then?01:06
dustinspringmanpmatulis: I commented out the logging plugin from /etc/ppp/pptpd.conf and boom. 3% avg CPU load as expected.01:07
pmatulisdustinspringman: sweet, nicely done01:07
dustinspringmanpmatulis: thanks for the tip on those tools, those are mucho helpful01:08
jezenielAny upstart users active here?01:10
pmatulisjezeniel: i suppose we're all upstart users here, was'up?01:10
dustinspringmanjezeniel: I've been an upstart for nearly a decade! XD01:11
jezenielI just have some noob questions.. Can upstart have multiple "start on" and "stop on" clauses?01:12
dustinspringmanjezeniel: I'm unfamiliar with "upstart" are you talking about a specific package or is this the "boot process" you are asking about?01:18
firesword13So, I'm having problems getting phpbb3 set up on 12.04.01:33
firesword13I was following the guide located at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PhpBB301:34
firesword13But when I went to start the part in the browser, I get a general error saying access is denied.01:36
firesword13The threads I've found are all along the lines of "it used to work, but now it doesn't" whereas mine hasn't worked from the start.01:37
phuhWhat do you call these things in BASH?    ${var:=xxx}  ${var:-xxx}01:40
firesword13So no one has any suggestions about my phpBB3 problem?02:06
firesword13Well, I suppose I'll try asking again tomorrow.02:35
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dustinspringmanokay, thought I had this fixed, but now I an CERTAIN I know what the cause is.... when pptp clients are disconnecting (for whatever reason, gracefully leaving, service interruption, etc) my servers CPU gets a task listed in top that will eat 100% of the CPU if not killed.... obviously this is a problem! Any thoughts on how to stop pppd from eating the CPU when a client disconnects?03:41
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lordievaderGood morning.06:37
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Vladimir_I need to append time/date to a file name when it arrives to a directory from a tftp client, do I have to write a bash script or what do I use?08:49
lordievaderVladimir_: What do you use tftp for?09:00
Vladimir_lordievader: its either tftp or sftp09:03
Vladimir_but it doesn't matter, I just need to send files locally to a linux machine09:03
lordievaderVladimir_: Then use sftp, I thought tftp isn't very efficient. But that might be me.09:09
lordievaderVladimir_: But if the ctime does not satisfy, then you likely need to write a script that checks a folder. Throws some regex on the filenames and if they don't follow the rules change the name.09:10
Vladimir_lordievader: it doesn't make any difference for me, all I need it to append date/time to the files09:10
Vladimir_lordievader: alright=)09:11
Vladimir_lordievader: do you know if it's possible to set that "If the file comes from a specific IP, THEN add the hostname(or a specific word)" ?09:12
lordievaderVladimir_: The protocol doesn't do that, however you might find a server capable of doing so.09:14
Vladimir_lordievader: okey, Oh so UDP doesn't send the source IP ?09:15
lordievaderVladimir_: It does, but SFTP is only a transfer protocol. It doesn't really do management, that is left up to the server/administrator.09:16
Vladimir_lordievader: ok, can the linux machine see if a specific file did come from a IP adress?09:19
Vladimir_otherwise I can just set in my expect script the name of the backupfile to the hostname and then append only time/date on the linux machine(tftp server)09:20
lordievaderVladimir_: If one user per host is used it can be tracked that way.09:23
Vladimir_lordievader: you mean that there's only one user on the client(switch device in my case) ?09:25
lordievaderNo, user1 maps to client1, user2 maps to client2, etc.09:26
Vladimir_hmm ok09:26
sacardehi09:43
sacardedo you know how remove the "clear" before login09:45
sacardein tty109:45
Vladimir_lordievader: Do I have to use any programming och bash scripting language to append timestamp to all the files coming in to a certain directory?09:47
lordievadersacarde: http://askubuntu.com/questions/58097/how-can-i-remove-the-clear-screen-before-login09:48
lordievaderVladimir_: Not if you take my method of regex. For <-- that bash will do fine.09:48
Vladimir_okey09:49
sacardelordievader, ok, this is09:50
sacardethanks a lot09:50
ertyoshello there09:51
ertyosi got sendmail on existing server09:52
ertyosi simply create mail account using this tutorial : http://paste.ubuntu.com/8214092/09:54
Vladimir_lordievader: so I can use regex instead of ctime right?09:54
ertyosbut the problem is the account i created not working with mail agent (thnunderbirrd)09:55
ertyoswhat to do ?09:55
lordievaderVladimir_: Err, what I ment was that you check with a few regex if a filename complies with the rules you've set. If it doesn't you rename it (based on the ctime, or something) so it does comply with the set rules.09:56
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Vladimir_lordievader: lordievader: ok, but the only thing I need is a script that checks if a folder has any new files, and if they have then add the current date to the filename10:54
lordievaderVladimir_: Read my answer again, it does relatively the same.10:56
Vladimir_lordievader: sorry, i'm logged in on webchat.freenode, it tends to log me out every 30 minuter :/10:57
pmatulismorning11:00
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lordievaderVladimir_: Err, what I ment was that you check with a few regex if a filename complies with the rules you've set. If it doesn't you rename it (based on the ctime, or something) so it does comply with the set rules.11:03
lordievaderHey pmatulis, how are you?11:03
dustinspringmanpmatulis: you still here?11:29
pmatulisdustinspringman: yup11:48
dustinspringmanpmatulis: I've got to run for now, but I've isolated the cause of the rouge pppd 100% cpu usage issue...12:21
dustinspringmanpmatulis: when a pptp tunnel disconnects, the pppd process starts and just eats and eats CPU... I have no idea what to do to get that to stop! I thought it was the logging plugin in the /etc/ppp/pptp.conf, but that only stopped "logged in" logs from hogging CPU.. this disconnect/log process, i've been unable to find.. =/12:23
patdk-wkdon't use pptp?12:23
patdk-wkit's been over a decade since I know anyone that used pptp12:24
dustinspringmanpatdk-wk: what protocol are you recommending?12:24
patdk-wkipsec?12:24
dustinspringmanpatdk-wk: many of the routers I have to connect to this vpn aggregation point are not ipsec compatible.. =/12:25
patdk-wksomething that isn't ipsec compatable exists?12:25
patdk-wkthat I just find amazing12:25
dustinspringman**requires additional licenses the customer doesn't care to pay for12:25
patdk-wkwhat brand? I'll make sure I stay clear12:26
patdk-wkbut I normally use cisco, and it's included by default there12:26
dustinspringmansonicwall.. they got the super low budget ones... some other guy engineered the networks, I just took them over..12:26
dustinspringmanpptp works fine for this purpose, its just to connect a central monitoring server to watch all the remote sites... but the server CPU spiking when a client disconnects is problematic..12:27
dustinspringmangotta run, be back later.12:29
RoyKdustinspringman: openvpn?12:45
patdk-wkon sonicwall appliance?12:45
RoyKprobably not :P12:45
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lordievaderWasn't pptp broken? (As in insecure)12:50
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eutheriaso i thought i would setup ipv613:23
eutheriai use dhcp to configure hosts on the network, i don't give static ip addresses13:23
eutheriaso openwrt and it seems to be assigning ipv6 addresses to desktop clients, but my server doesn't seems to be picking up an ipv6 address13:24
eutheriado i need to enable something in the interfaces file to enable ipv6 ? i can't see anything in the man page unless i am being dumb13:25
eutheriaiface eth0 inet6 dhcp maybe13:26
Vladimir_hello13:27
Vladimir_Is it easy to change the comments color in Vim/Vi ?13:28
Vladimir_I have a very irritating blue colour which I can't even se because of the black background13:28
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jamespagezul, this will make neutron vpn a little tricky13:53
jamespagehttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openswan/+publishinghistory13:53
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jamespagejpds_, hows your strongswan stuff coming along upstream?13:54
jpds_jamespage: What bits, where?13:55
jamespagejpds_, I thought that you submitted some code upstream in openstack for strongswam support in neutron?13:56
jamespagemaybe I was wrong13:56
jpds_jamespage: I did, and it's going into Juno-3.13:56
jpds_jamespage: Last I heard.13:56
jamespagejpds_, awesome13:56
jamespagejpds_, openswan got removed from utopic so we need an alternative13:57
jpds_jamespage: Luckily most of openswan as nothing to do with strongswan.13:57
jpds_jamespage: There is a problem with the precise package of strongswan which I'm working on.14:01
eutheriaweird iface eth0 inet6 dhcp brings up the ipv4 address14:02
ertyoshello14:11
ertyosi got an sendmail user which is not present on /etc/passwd is it normal ?14:12
ertyosi got sendmail working user which is not present on /etc/passwd14:12
ertyosis it normailL ?14:12
ertyosno idea ?14:13
jpds_!repeat14:14
ubottuDon't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/14:14
bananapieCan I boot to a USB key from grub on a hard disk on a computer whose BIOS doesn't support booting to USB ?14:21
ertyosany one there ?14:22
jpds_ertyos: Yep.14:22
jpds_ertyos: Personally, I don't use sendmail, I think most people use postfix.14:22
cfhowlettbananapie, nope.14:23
bananapiebummer.14:23
ertyosdon't care14:23
ertyoswheter postfix or sendmail14:23
bananapieMy media centre ( mythbuntu ) is on an older p4 that doesn't boot from USB sticks. I want to reinstall it with 14.04 and I don't want to burn a CD. :(14:23
ertyosit is someoff system related question14:23
zuljamespage: where is the nova-comptue-vmware charm?14:23
jpds_jamespage: zhhuabj wrote the patch for strongSwan.14:23
jamespagezul, in the charm store14:24
zuljamespage,  right14:24
eutheriainteresting dhclient doesn't register a hostname by default with ipv614:24
zhhuabjjpds, jamespage: yeah, I wrote it14:24
ertyoswhen you create user, when the user is working correctly with your mail agent and not appearing on the file /etc/passwd and can't change that user using passwd user is it that normal or not ?14:24
bananapieHow often do you guys reinstall your production servers or upgrade to the next LTS ?14:25
eutheriabananapie: i have a 12.04 server i have no plans to upgrade anytime soon14:26
eutheriait is really down to what works for you how often you upgrade, what risks etc14:27
jamespagezhhuabj, awesome - thankyou!14:28
zhhuabjjamespage: K opens for spec proposals is on Sep 4 based on https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/NeutronJunoProjectPlan14:29
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bananapieI found this thread on reddit, http://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/2f3dih/please_help_me_update_security_updates_on/ck5whbl14:31
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bananapieHave I misunderstood this guy's post?14:31
jamespagezhhuabj, do you know whether strongswan support will land for juno?14:31
zhhuabjjamespage, jpds, we  need to move strongswan neutron-spec (https://review.openstack.org/#/c/101457/)  from Juno to K after Sep 4, and push some core approver to review it and let it merge14:32
jpds_zhhuabj: Problem is that leaves us VPNless for Juno.14:33
zhhuabjjamepage: no, will not land for juno because Juno's spec approval deadline (SAD) is Jul 20 based on https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/NeutronJunoProjectPlan14:33
zhhuabjjamespage, jpds, for the neutron-spec https://review.openstack.org/#/c/101457/, the neutron PTL Kyle give one +2 on Jul 15, but no another core approver to merge the spec after SAD (Jul 20) has passed, so it can't catch up Juno14:38
zulhallyn: ill do libvirt 1.2.8 this afternoon15:13
cariboujamespage: FYI, I won't be able to attend the meeting this week15:33
cariboujamespage: nothing particular to bring up though15:33
jamespagecaribou, ack15:33
eagles0513875hey guys16:00
eagles0513875i just upgraded to 12.04.1 and i am getting http://pastebin.com/9RYNWJh816:01
eagles0513875my httpd.conf file has disappeared16:01
eagles0513875any ideas why16:01
lordievadereagles0513875: Apache 2.2 -> 2.4? Also 12.04.1? Do you mean 12.04.5?16:04
eagles0513875i have one server on 12.04.1 which upgraded to 2.4 and another on .5 and still on 2.216:04
eagles0513875O_o16:04
eagles0513875should i purge apache and set it up again16:04
eagles0513875and if i purge it would i lose my vhosts?16:04
lordievadereagles0513875: Rather check where those packages are coming from.16:05
eagles0513875not sure if a sudo do-release upgrade to .1 would make a difference16:05
ikoniano16:05
ikoniayou've installed PPa's again16:05
ikoniarelease upgrade won't take you to .116:06
ikonia12.04 ships with apache 2.216:06
ikoniaso you have a 3rd part repo pulling in 2.4 from soewhere16:06
ikoniasomewhere16:06
eagles0513875ok seems like i got upgraded to 2.416:06
eagles0513875i mean to 14.0416:06
ikoniayes, because you did do-release-upgrade16:06
eagles0513875ok now to fix the issues16:07
eagles0513875what can i do about apache with its missing httpd.conf file16:07
ikoniawhat do you mean missing ?16:07
lordievadereagles0513875: Read the documents about the differences between 2.2 and 2.4.16:07
eagles0513875lordievader: the release notes?16:07
ikoniawe've had the discussion on 2.2/2.4 differences about 10 times now, you've also had them explained to you in #httpd16:08
lordievadereagles0513875: Google: apache 2.2 vs 2.4 and you'll find all about it.16:08
eagles0513875im aware of the vhost differences16:08
eagles0513875but when i try and start apache i get the error apache2.conf is trying to find httpd.conf for some reason which cant be correct16:09
ikoniawhy can't that be correct ?16:09
ikoniawhy is the error message it's giving you "not correct"16:09
eagles0513875ikonia: what im not understanding is why would it look for that file if it has been removed16:10
ikoniawho said it's been removed ?16:10
ikoniawho said this is the stock config16:10
ikoniayou don't really appear to be %100 sure of what you are doing with your machine, so who knows what you've done16:10
ikoniaeagles0513875: try actually looking at the config and see what / where it's including that file16:10
eagles0513875ok16:10
ikoniainstead of saying "that error is wrong" fix the error16:10
ikoniaaccept the error is correct and resolve the issue16:10
eagles0513875there is # Include all the user configurations: Include httpd.conf should i comment that out?16:12
ikoniaeagles0513875: depends,16:16
ikoniaapply thought16:16
eagles0513875ok16:16
lordievadereagles0513875: With common-sense and a bit of Google you can go far ;)16:27
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xibalba_hey folks, have a few newb questions for you. whats the best, in terms of docs/compatibility/etc..., virtualization engine to use on ubuntu-server? kvm/xen?17:38
xibalba_i guess whats supported right out of the box17:38
xibalba_i just need 1 single physical box, running a few smaller ubuntu boxes as vms17:38
pmatulisxibalba_: kvm17:40
xibalba_ok, any recommended intro docs for it? i come from a heavy vmware background17:40
xibalba_this looks like a good start, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM17:40
pmatulisxibalba_: yes, plus the ubuntu server guide17:40
xibalba_anything in particular out of the server guide? i've been running unbuntu server vms for a while, just never layered on virtualization17:41
pmatulisxibalba_: yes, the virtualization section.  LXC is also good17:42
xibalba_LXC is similar to Docker, correct?17:42
xibalba_lxc > libvirt ?17:44
patdk-wk!best17:45
patdk-wk!poll17:45
patdk-wkdamned bot17:45
xibalba_ha17:46
patdk-wkwell, libvirt is generic17:46
patdk-wkkvm is simular to esxi17:47
patdk-wklxc is like openvz17:47
patdk-wkdocker is build around lxc, I believe17:47
patdk-wklibvirt is a generic lib, to managethem all, basically17:47
xibalba_i think kvm will work best for me since its the closest thing i'm use to for now17:48
xibalba_i definetly have plans to check out container based virtualization17:49
patdk-wkI used to use it17:49
patdk-wkgave it all up, cause of management issues17:49
patdk-wkjust easier to update and upgrade full vm's for me, than containers17:49
xibalba_understood17:49
patdk-wklost about 15% performance, but heh17:50
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xibalba_yeah not super concerned on the performance side since it's just a personal box17:50
xibalba_15% lost on containers though?17:50
xibalba_thats pretty significant17:50
sarnoldxibalba_: I think patdk-wk meant using VMs was a 15% performance loss compared to containers..17:51
patdk-wkyes, loss using vmware, vs using containers17:51
patdk-wkbut that was before my cpu's where ept enabled17:52
patdk-wklikely only 10% loss now17:52
xibalba_ah ok17:52
xibalba_yeah our procs at work at so beefy its neglible17:52
patdk-wkheh, I have new 24core dual socket systems17:53
patdk-wkthey are not beefy enough17:53
patdk-wk24core 2.9ghz I think they are17:53
patdk-wkah, 2.7ghz17:54
sarnoldvery nice17:54
patdk-wkms sql with 3tb db (spanned over 48 ssd's) still ownes the box17:55
xibalba_that is a beeeeeefy database17:55
xibalba_whats running on it17:55
patdk-wkeverything the batch job gets queued up, vmware shifts all load from that box, to the others :)17:55
patdk-wkjust batch processing17:56
patdk-wkjust recomputing all data links every month17:56
patdk-wkas more infomation comes in, or gets more accurate17:56
sarnoldahhh, that's why 48 ssds rather than fusionio, heh?17:56
patdk-wkso we can't depend on the last links to be accurate or valid17:56
patdk-wkas they where only the best guess at that time17:57
patdk-wkwe looked at fusionio17:57
patdk-wkjust didn't pan out as a workable solution17:57
patdk-wkthis is actually a pure system17:57
patdk-wkso the san ssd backs all the esxi hosts17:57
xibalba_are you using RDMs for that DB ?17:58
patdk-wkno17:58
xibalba_is your DB spread across multiple VMDKs then?17:58
patdk-wkya, like 10 :)17:59
xibalba_also do you prefer NFS or iSCSI for mounting your SAN to your ESXI boxes? and why17:59
patdk-wkwell, considering, nfs sucks for that workcase?17:59
xibalba_other than, my SAN doesn't support NFS thats what a NAS is for =P17:59
patdk-wknfs is limited to a single ip connection17:59
xibalba_does it?17:59
patdk-wkso you want to limit it to 10gbit?17:59
xibalba_ah so you're using multipathing?17:59
patdk-wkwell, 4 fc channels18:00
xibalba_ok, we took a slightly different approach to our NFS mounts. By mounting the volumes from the NAS on off-by-one IPs and using IP HASH as the port-channel alogirthm on the switches18:00
xibalba_so 192.168.1.220:/vol118:00
xibalba_192.168.1.221:/vol218:00
xibalba_etc18:00
patdk-wkyes, but your still limited to a single nic port per nfs mount18:01
patdk-wkthere is no way to fix that18:01
xibalba_correct, not till pnfs418:01
xibalba_http://www.pnfs.com/18:01
patdk-wk Ialso dislike the additional overhead of svmotion on nfs18:01
xibalba_oh w/out VAAI support you mean?18:01
patdk-wkyou can have vaai support on nfs?18:02
xibalba_i believe so, on the netapps18:02
patdk-wkon nfs? I understand iscsi18:02
xibalba_https://library.netapp.com/ecmdocs/ECMP1237939/html/html/GUID-735E5961-E3FB-4105-A8F8-37F6444B68BC.html18:02
xibalba_Installing the NetApp® NFS Plug-in 1.0.20 for VMware® VAAI18:02
patdk-wkbut scsi vaai commands, I don't see how that can exist on nfs18:02
patdk-wkheh, plugin :)18:02
xibalba_yeah18:02
patdk-wknot real vaai, but a vaai emulator18:02
xibalba_correct18:03
patdk-wknope, I dropped all my netapps18:03
xibalba_oh?18:03
patdk-wkbut I notice, vmware when it svmotions a vmdk, it will just move the data, if it's thin, it just moves what you expect18:03
xibalba_quick backwards tangent : in this doc, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM/Installation , i see references to 10.04/9.10, is it outdated?18:04
patdk-wkbut on nfs, it reads it as if it's thick, then writes it as thin18:04
xibalba_^ yes i hate this !18:04
patdk-wkso a 1tb empty vmdk on nfs, takes forever :(18:04
xibalba_it causes SDRS to take much longer than it should18:04
patdk-wkand my last issue with nfs, why I discounted it in my first attempts to use it18:04
patdk-wkwas no sioc18:05
xibalba_ah we've got SIOC on our NS18:05
patdk-wkI keep having a single vm, pounding the nfs disks, and causing the others not to get reasonable io18:05
xibalba_though i dont think the SIOC is properly working18:05
xibalba_as i've had the same observation as you18:05
patdk-wkwell, I don't even know of esxi does that now, I did these tests in 4.0 was released :)18:05
patdk-wkiscsi is more to deal with, but it seems to solve my isuses, so I'm happy :)18:06
patdk-wkor I just use fc directly18:06
xibalba_yeah the config is more involved, but its only one time18:06
patdk-wktwo clusters use fc, one uses iscsi, and one uses das (with iscsi for just when upgrading)18:06
patdk-wkactually, since the multipath vmotion, it's really the same18:07
patdk-wkmake 1 nic per port for vmotion and iscsi, repeat18:07
xibalba_yup18:07
xibalba_should KVM be mentioned here in the list: https://help.ubuntu.com/14.04/serverguide/virtualization.html18:08
patdk-wkit is18:09
patdk-wklinking to kvm would be useless18:09
patdk-wkas it's just a processer instructions18:09
patdk-wkpointing to qemu would be more useful, as it's the program that actually uses kvm18:09
patdk-wkbut they link instead to the usermanagement interfaces to those tools18:10
patdk-wkbeing libvirt, or ubuntu cloud, ...18:10
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zulhallyn: your cgmanager patch fails with 1.2.819:17
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hallynzul: leave the patch commented out and sling over the .dsc19:49
xibalba_im reading through this KVM doc, http://www.howtogeek.com/117635/how-to-install-kvm-and-create-virtual-machines-on-ubuntu/, and i'm looking for something thats more command line oriented. so i can run it on a server at my colo w/out having to do X11 fwding to my desktop20:39
TJ-xibalba_: virsh and libvirt might be what you're looking for20:41
xibalba_k i found this and it looks more cli;20:42
xibalba_http://www.howtoforge.com/virtualization-with-kvm-on-ubuntu-12.1020:42
xibalba_can i get more VMs out of my host w/KVM vs VirtualBox?20:43
xibalba_since KVM has a shared kernel space20:43
Seranokhow do i determine why a cURL request is taking 5-15 seconds from my server?21:21
Seranokit only takes < .2 seconds from my browser21:21
Seranokis there a request queue?21:22
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sarnoldSeranok: are your browser and curl running on the same machine?21:35
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Seranoksarnold: no23:26
Hen0k..23:27
sarnoldSeranok: does one have an IP that resolves quickly and the other have an IP that doesn't resolve quickly or doesn't resolve at all?23:27
Seranoksarnold: no, i tried pinging from both machines, takes the same amount of time23:28
Seranokthat's why i'm wondering if there's some http request queue or i'm being throttled23:28
sarnoldSeranok: I'm curious if your web server is trying to do reverse lookups on the IPs; from the server, run 'host <ip>' for each IP of your clients23:28
Seranokwhat would that show?23:30
sarnoldSeranok: if one resolves instantly and the other doesn't resolve at all, then I'll say "go turn off domain name logging in your access.log"  :)23:31
Guest79575I have trouble with firewall I setup using UFW on 14.04 server on AWS/EC2: 'ufw status' firewall is enabled, rules look good to I can SSH into the machine, but on reboot I cannot get back in. So I stop the instance, detach the root volume, and re-attach and mount it on another machine where I disable UFW on startup, then re-attach to the first machine and boot it and SSH in fine, activate UFW and still SSH in fine, reboot and23:31
Guest79575 again I cannot SSH in.  Did something change here between 12 and 14?23:31
sarnoldSeranok: if both resolve instantly or both fail to resolve, it'll mean someone else needs to take a crack at your question :) hehe23:31
Seranoksarnold: i think that's the issue23:43
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