[00:23] <zul> mikal: yes there will be when its ready
[00:42] <mikal> zul: is it hard to get a newer libguestfs into there?
[00:42] <mikal> zul: see http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-dev/2014-September/046764.html for reference
[00:49] <zul> mikal: no its probably not
[01:19] <mikal> zul: cool
[05:43] <Thumpxr> Hey :) #ubuntu send me here. Currently i have a debian server but want to migrate it to ubuntu.. is there a common way to do this?
[05:56] <Laibsch> I have a Lucid server and need a newer PHP5 for owncloud.  I am wondering if it would be a better idea to backport the php5 package or virtualize apache and php5 in a container.  Updating the host to precise or trusty is unfortunately not an option.
[05:56] <Laibsch> opinions?
[06:01] <Interactive> I've got an urgent problem with the work server. The open file limits for the user couchdb is too low.
[06:01] <Interactive> How do I change that?
[06:01] <Interactive> I already altered /etc/security/limits.conf
[06:01] <Interactive> #For couchdb
[06:01] <Interactive> *               hard    nofile          5242880
[06:01] <Interactive> *               soft    nofile          5242880
[06:01] <Interactive> root            soft    nofile          5242880
[06:01] <Interactive> couchdb         soft    nofile          524288
[06:02] <Interactive> And added "session    required   pam_limits.so"  to /etc/pam.d/su
[06:03] <Interactive>  This does not seem to raise the  files limit.
[06:03] <Interactive> What else do I need to do?
[06:07] <Interactive> Laibsch: In the same situation what I did was install a newer ubuntu in a chroot environment.
[06:07] <Interactive> It works but is not ideal (no option is :-) )
[06:08] <Laibsch> what virtualization did you use?
[06:08] <Laibsch> just plain chroot?
[06:08] <Laibsch> or a more sophisticated containter?
[06:08] <Laibsch> or a more sophisticated container?
[06:08] <Laibsch> as to your problem, maybe some service needs to be restarted?
[06:10] <Interactive> Laibsh: I used just plain chroot. I installed a newer version of ubuntu with debootstrap.
[06:11] <Interactive> I expect something needs to be restarted, just don't know which.
[06:11] <Laibsch> couchdb? look through the dependencies of couchdb, maybe that will give you a hint
[06:12] <Interactive> I restarted couchdb but that did not solve the open file limit problem :-)
[06:12] <Laibsch> Interactive: Can I private message you for some of the details of your chroot solution?
[06:12] <Interactive> Laibsch: Sure.
[06:18] <sudormrf> hello all! having an issue with openvpn server.  getting an error that says auth-pam background user failed to authenticate error in service module
[06:23] <sudormrf> nm
[06:23] <sudormrf> solved
[06:33] <Vladimir_> is it possible to copy paste from windows note pad to VI editor in ubuntu-server ?
[06:34] <Interactive> Yes :-)
[06:34] <Interactive> Ctrl-shift-v to paste in a terminal
[06:35] <ivoks> or middle click
[06:35] <ivoks> or shift insert
[06:38] <Vladimir_> thanks guys
[06:42] <btcquant> Help - just found out my server was hacked.  Running 12.04.  I see a *second* account with root privilages.  Want to figure out how they got in.
[06:42] <btcquant> Ran rootkit scanner and it found nothing
[06:46] <Interactive> Which rootkit scanner?
[06:46] <btcquant> Can anybody suggest some diagnostic tips?
[06:48] <Interactive> Look at /var/log/auth.log
[06:48] <lordievader> Good morning.
[06:48] <Interactive> Run rkhunter and chkrootkit
[06:49] <Interactive> Make sure you install them from a trusted source.
[06:50] <Interactive> But in the end, if you server is compromised it's difficult to be sure the "cracker" no longer has access to your server.
[06:52] <TJ-> btcquant: Take it off-line, then either work from a Live boot environment or image the root file-system and boot-loader. If you don't suspect local compromise via console, look at which remote services were available, and then examine those services and supporting infrastructure. Look for signs of log-file tampering; those may all give you clues as to when the compromise started.
[06:54] <SP33D> i am maybe outdated :(
[06:54] <SP33D> how to handle ip's this days
[06:54] <SP33D> i think ifconfig and /etc/network/interfaces are wrong
[06:54] <SP33D> nothing works :D
[06:55] <SP33D> i find stuff with ip addr that don't shows anything in ifconfig thats wirred for me
[06:57] <TJ-> SP33D: "ifconfig -a" will show the same list of interfaces that "ip link show" will. "/etc/network/interfaces" is used by ifupdown.
[06:58] <SP33D> TJ how would u set up a machine that got more then one ip
[06:58] <SP33D> i am normaly doing edit of interfaces and add lines for eth0:1 and so on
[06:58] <SP33D> also called aliases
[06:59] <SP33D> but i can't ping them i don't know whats wrong
[07:00] <TJ-> SP33D: Routing? Firewall? Incorrect sub-net? .... many reasons can cause that
[07:00] <SP33D> maybe this was to much and i should only use ip addr
[07:00] <SP33D> ya i think i simply over engeneered it
[07:00] <SP33D> with my costum mac addresses and all
[07:01] <SP33D> ;D
[07:02] <TJ-> SP33D: You mean broke it so you can learn how to fix it?
[07:02] <SP33D> ya maybe htat
[07:02] <SP33D> but don't got time to fix that i should do other stuff first
[07:02] <SP33D> as long as one ip works
[07:02] <SP33D> :D
[08:35] <jamespage> zul, sorry I pushed some changes to the neutron packaging branch in error - but I'd just finished testing them so went ahead and uploaded
[08:35] <jamespage> zul, pending release team review
[08:35] <jamespage> (ff in effect)
[09:32] <vooze> Hi, I'm connecting to my server (14.04) with SSH, after a short time it will disconnect. Is this timeout time set in the server or client?
[09:39] <Interactive> vooze: Maybe this will help: https://docs.oseems.com/general/application/ssh/disable-timeout
[09:45] <vooze> Interactive thanks, lets see if it works :)
[09:46] <Interactive> :-)
[09:47] <rbasak> vooze, Interactive: the solution in that article looks correct, but the explanation isn't.
[09:47] <rbasak> Most ssh servers don't time out clients.
[09:47] <rbasak> But many clients are connected to a server through a NAT device, which does timeout.
[09:47] <vooze> Maybe its the client then :D Server is Ubuntu, client is OSX
[09:48] <Interactive> rbasak: did not know that :-)
[09:48] <rbasak> If your client has a "private" IP address like 10.x.x.x or 192.168.x.x, then you're connected via a NAT device.
[09:49] <vooze> rbasak it happens both when connecting from school (not on the same network) and at home
[09:51] <rbasak> Most clients are behind NAT. That probably includes both your school and your home.
[09:55] <vooze> rbasak so there is nothing to do to extend the timeout ?
[09:57] <rbasak> vooze: no, not at all. Use the same solutions to extend the timeout. They still work. It's just that the reason is not accurate. The solutions are fine.
[09:57] <rbasak> (I think; I didn't look too closely)
[09:58] <rbasak> I usually use "-o ServerAliveInterval=55" which usually caters for even the most aggressive NAT.
[09:58] <rbasak> (and it's useful for unreliable connections to detect frequent disconnects, too, since you can't resume a NATted session without reconnecting anyway).
[09:58] <rbasak> So I combine that with screen usually.
[10:01] <vooze> rbasak well its not really a big issues, its just a little annoying, so I don't need to use screen. But thanks for the ideas anyway :)
[10:03] <vooze> So If i understand it correctly, the 55, will mean that every 55 sec. it wil make sure it does not timeout?
[10:03] <rbasak> Every 55 seconds it will send some data, which will mean that intermediate devices (eg. a NAT device) will consider the connection to still be alive.
[10:03] <rbasak> This generally will cause those intermediate devices to not time out the connection.
[10:04] <rbasak> For 55 seconds, a device set with a timeout of 60 should generally not time it out.
[10:07] <vooze> rbasak okay :) Lets see if i did it correctly after like 10 mins :) thanks for all
[10:45] <Thumpxr> Which SSH client do you all use ? Looking for a client as i migrate  from Win to ubuntu. Need Something like mRemoteNG / SecureCRT..
[10:47] <queeq> Thumpxr: Client for Linux?
[10:49] <Thumpxr> queeq: yes
[10:50] <queeq> It has built-in client.
[10:50] <queeq> Do you have any special requirements?
[10:51] <queeq> Here is the man for it: http://linuxcommand.org/man_pages/ssh1.html
[10:54] <Thumpxr> queeq: I need scripting, multiple sessions, Port Forwaring, SCP and best would be support for my KeePass Database..
[10:56] <lordievader> Thumpxr: I suppose most simply use the openssh-client (ssh).
[10:56] <queeq> port forwarding and scp are available from the start. Multiple sessions... Well, you can run multiple clients from, say, screen or just different windows (if you are on desktop linux). Scripting is also possible (so you may include ssh command in scripts)
[10:57] <queeq> KeePass... That's unlikely
[10:57] <lordievader> Well perhaps you can script something together with expect and keepass.
[10:57] <queeq> You can alternatively use ssh keys to login and, say, keychain to eliminate constant password typing
[10:58] <lordievader> ^ that would be better ;)
[10:59] <queeq> Yep, that's the standard method for that
[11:00] <Thumpxr> queeq: already have ssh keys.. lordievader: i found PAC Manager has build in KeePass support. Are there any known issues with?
[11:01] <lordievader> I'm not familiar with PAC Manager. 'ssh' works for me.
[11:02] <Thumpxr> lordievader: How many sessions do you maintain at once ? Where i work its sometimes like 50+..
[11:02] <queeq> Great, so all you need to do is to put them in ~/.ssh/ and, if they are different for different hosts, attach them to particular hosts in ~/.ssh/config
[11:03] <queeq> Thumpxr: woah, that's a lot. How do you manage to quickly switch between them?
[11:04] <queeq> Why would you need so many anyway?
[11:04] <Thumpxr> queeq: right now with SecureCRT. but i already tested it on ubuntu and got some misfunction. Why? I maintain the network of DLR
[11:16] <_ruben> securecrt is the bomb, on windows atleast ;) got 72 tabs open spread over 9 windows
[11:20] <pmatulis> morning peeps
[11:20] <Thumpxr> hey
[11:32] <zul> jamespage: ack
[12:04] <mdeslaur> rbasak: do you have any idea why my nginx merge failed the autopkgtests?
[12:04] <rbasak> mdeslaur: yeah, we've been discussing it in #ubuntu-devel.
[12:04] <mdeslaur> ah! /me goes to read backscroll
[12:04] <rbasak> mdeslaur: see scrollback there from about an hour ago.
[12:05] <mdeslaur> rbasak: oh, hehe...so the previous tests were false positives then :)
[12:06] <mdeslaur> rbasak: thanks for bringing that up, I was a bit stumped and was a bit too swamped to take a look at it properly today
[12:09] <rbasak> mdeslaur: no problem. I'll file a bug for fixing the environment or finding some other solution I think.
[13:49] <zubairahmed> Can anyone suggest some good certification entry level for Network administration or server administration?
[13:57] <iclebyte> zubairahmed,  LPIC1
[14:03] <zubairahmed> iclebyte, Thank you.
[14:11] <zubairahmed>  CompTIA Linux+  and ITIL Are these any good? iclebyte
[14:11] <zubairahmed> Also CCNA iclebyte
[14:12] <iclebyte> zubairahmed, I've not done them. I did LPIC1 and LPIC2 - although to be honest the industry doesn't seem to bothered by them, from an employee perspective RHCE seems to have the most respect
[14:12] <iclebyte> CCNA isn't a systems administation course.
[14:13] <iclebyte> it's cisco specific networking
[14:13] <iclebyte> well.. all networks but on cisco kit.
[14:13] <iclebyte> CCNA will open doors
[14:13] <iclebyte> i'm studying for mine at the moment.
[14:14] <zubairahmed> Thanks iclebyte
[15:35] <rbasak> coreycb: looking at bug 1371805, it looks good. Though one thing I didn't consider before.
[15:35] <rbasak> We're in feature freeze. Do you consider the upstream changes to be OK for that?
[15:36] <disposable> i have a trusty exporting a zfs volume via nfs v3. in /etc/exports i have "/pool1/home 192.168.100.0/24(rw,sync,no_subtree_check,no_root_squash)". When I mount the share from a debian wheezy host (kernel 3.2) everything works as expected, but when I try to mount it from another ubuntu trusty machine, I get nosuid,nodev,noexec as my mount options even if is specify manually that i want suid,dev,exec. exported directories are owned by uid 10
[15:39] <disposable> s/if is/if i
[15:40] <coreycb> rbasak, hey
[15:40] <rbasak> o/
[15:41] <rbasak> Sorry I didn't think of this before. It's not good from your point of view - better for you to have all review comments in one go, and I failed there, sorry.
[15:41] <coreycb> rbasak, oh not a problem, thanks for reviewing
[15:41] <coreycb> rbasak, I don't see a problem with the fix re: sru
[15:42] <rbasak> coreycb: we're pulling in all the other changes that can with 1.1.6.
[15:42] <rbasak> I don't object to that, as long as we consider them all bugfixes.
[15:42] <coreycb> rbasak, maybe we want to ping jamespage
[15:43] <rbasak> I was just thinking that :)
[15:43] <jamespage> rbasak, its a minor version bump and is actually required for horizon
[15:43] <jamespage> so +1
[15:43] <rbasak> jamespage, do you consider this to be OK? https://launchpadlibrarian.net/185492093/ubuntu_ubuntu.debdiff
[15:43] <rbasak> Oh OK.
[15:43] <rbasak> No problem then.
[15:43] <rbasak> I'll check and upload shortly.
[15:43] <coreycb> rbasak, jamespage, thanks guys
[15:44] <rbasak> coreycb: I might just add "to fix FTBFS" in the changelog entry to make it clear.
[15:44] <rbasak> If you're OK with that.
[15:44] <coreycb> rbasak, that sounds good, thanks
[15:57] <arosales> beisner: to confirm am I up to chair the ubuntu-server meeting
[15:57]  * arosales looking @ https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/Meeting
[15:58] <beisner> arosales, ack ok.  appreciate it!
[15:58] <beisner> ps welcome back!
[15:58] <arosales> beisner: thanks for runningprevious meetings
[15:58] <arosales> beisner: btw the rotation looks to have you next @ https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/Meeting
[15:59] <arosales> so you may want to take a look at that
[15:59] <arosales> but I recall you had chaired in previous weeks to cover for me :-)
[16:00] <beisner> arosales, actually, james hopped in last wk to make up for his cycle, i am really up next, so plz leave me as next chair when you update.  thx!
[16:01] <arosales> beisner: ah ok so you are up next and I am up today
[16:01] <arosales> gotcha :-)
[16:02] <beisner> yep
[16:31] <psivaa> arosales: sorry i missed the meeting, i am trying to find someone to attend the meeting
[16:32] <arosales> psivaa: no worries, thanks for finding an ongoing rep. Always good to hear from QA
[16:32] <psivaa> arosales: ack
[16:34] <grendal_prime> anyone doing virtualization with kvm?
[16:34] <grendal_prime> i got this issue with live migration that is driving me bonkers.
[16:35] <grendal_prime> i can migrate the windows servers but any guests that are linux go into read only as soon as the migration starts.
[16:36] <jamespage> bug 1371526
[16:56] <grendal_prime> so it just does that on first boot?
[16:56] <grendal_prime> that doesnt make any sence as im seeing it on several machines
[16:59] <grendal_prime> is there a way to just disable the remount in ro ?
[17:00] <grendal_prime> i know that sound like a bad idea..but..i mean..i would like to do some tests to see if it is actualy all that bad.
[17:01] <grendal_prime> im assuming i can adjust it in fstab and ..well hell ill try that first
[17:19] <zeroNones> hey guys not sure where to ask this but where can I find out why my ssl shows its not secure?
[17:20] <ivoks> who signed your ssl?
[17:20] <ivoks> or, your certificate
[17:22] <zeroNones> sorry I found it ivoks I had svg's in the document that pointed to a http schema but I just changed it to https and it validates now :)
[17:43] <grendal_prime> i do not see how that bug could only affect one person
[17:45] <grendal_prime> bug 1371526  this blows
[18:01] <grendal_prime> well i let them know i can reproduce it...on a grand scale
[18:22] <patdk-wk> I can't, but then, I have never use ceph-disk-prepare before
[18:25] <jamespage> patdk-wk, somehow I doubt that is the same issue - my one was on utopic not 14.04
[18:25] <jamespage> and has gone away...
[18:25] <patdk-wk> heh?
[18:26] <jamespage> grendal_prime's
[20:59] <PheLe> Hi guys. I just moved a website from another server to an ubuntu server. Now I'm having a problem with file permission and ownership group. Can anyone give me a direction with this problem?
[21:11] <PheLe> Anyone here?
[21:23] <liox_> hello
[21:23] <liox_> Hello I run Ubuntu 12.04 Server on my VPS. Was working with PHP 5.3 and I upgraded to PHP 5.4. Apparently the process was perfect. But now noticed a problem in developing an App for facebook after you add the Tab to access it opens a window Download to download the index.php and the console shows me: Resource interpreted the Transferred Document but with MIME type application / x httpd-php
[21:23] <liox_> But when I access the application outside of the tab it runs normally
[21:24] <liox_> Can anyone help me?
[21:26] <liox_> opas console see Resource interpreted as Document but transferred with MIME type application/x-httpd-suphp
[21:30] <liox_> plis helpme
[22:35] <gcds> Hello, I am trying to install Ubuntu server 14.04.1 on newest asus motherboard... I am trying to make a Software raid setup on two 1tb hdd. I trying to make a boot partition with bootable flag on but it doesnt enable if try to install without boot flag nothing starts up after instalation...
[22:35] <RoyK> I've installed u1404 and a lot more with bootable r1 setups
[22:36] <gcds> Maybe someones knows how to enable that bootable flag on instalation partitionier?
[22:36] <RoyK> gcds: just make a small raid-1 for the /boot, don't care about the boot flag
[22:36] <gcds> RoyK: It worked for me on virtualbox
[22:37] <gcds> RoyK: It doesnt start up after installation or ends up with failed grub install
[22:37] <RoyK> the boot flag doesn't matter much when grub is in business
[22:38] <gcds> maybe because of UEFI ?
[22:38] <gcds> it doesnt start just enters to bios
[22:38] <gcds> if i insert ubuntu server install it starts
[22:39] <Patrickdk> are we talking mbr? or gpt?
[22:42] <gcds> I dont know ubuntu server install doenst let to choose
[22:42] <gcds> I am using Asus H97I-PLUS
[22:43] <sarnold> gcds: see if you can use alt-f2 or f3 or something to get another console just before rebooting and see if gdisk or fdisk recognize the thing and let you fiddle with flags as you want
[22:45] <gcds> sarnold: I donkt know maybe its not a flag problem...
[22:48] <Patrickdk> damn :( someone stole my server name
[22:48] <Patrickdk> mugen power :(
[22:49] <Patrickdk> I named my big zfs server mugen
[22:49] <Patrickdk> mugen == japanese for unlimited
[22:49] <Patrickdk> infinate
[23:09] <gcds> Hmm, guys have problem with grub-install
[23:09] <gcds> it was executing grub-install /dev/sda /dev/sdb and throwed error Unable to install grub in /dev/sda