[08:13] <lordievader> Good morning.
[08:44] <vedic_> Hey guys, how to change ssh port to some other port below 1024?
[08:44] <lordievader> vedic_: Change the sshd config, and don't forget to tell your firewall.
[08:44] <vedic_> Changing the port in sshd_config will do (and opening that port in firewall)?
[08:45] <vedic_> lordievader: ok
[08:47] <Aerosonic> Hey guys.
[08:47] <Aerosonic> I'm trying to put together a resume.
[08:48] <Aerosonic> And at one job I had *a lot* of responsibilities.
[08:48] <Aerosonic> So I don't know what to title myself.
[08:49] <Aerosonic> So far I've written: Assisted management of internal Oracle Database 11g instance, including administration of Oracle Linux infrastructure. Managed a dedicated Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 for communication. Provided technical support regarding network, hardware, and software-related issues through the ZenDesk ticketing system.
[08:49] <Aerosonic> What's my job title?
[08:50] <Aerosonic> It's basically Database admin, Sysadmin, Exchange admin, and tech support all-in-one.
[08:50] <Aerosonic> Would "Internal Support Engineer" work?
[08:52] <Aerosonic> "Systems Technician?"
[09:06] <vedic_> lordievader: I just tried changing port in sshd_config and restarted ssh using /etc/init.d/ssh restart but when connecting to that machine, it just waits waits waits. Firewall has that new port enabled
[09:07] <lordievader> vedic_: Does 'netstat -tulpn' show that sshd is listening to the configured port?
[09:09] <vedic_> lordievader: it says tcp listening to 0.0.0.0:1000
[09:09] <vedic_> local port
[09:10] <lordievader> vedic_: Ok, run from the other host (the client): nmap -p 1000 <server-host>
[09:13] <vedic_> Its says hosts seems down
[09:13] <vedic_> lordievader^
[09:13] <lordievader> vedic_: nmap -Pn -p 1000 <server-host>
[09:15] <vedic_> lordievader: It says Host is up. Port 1000/tcp filter unknown
[09:16] <lordievader> vedic_: Then likely your firewall isn't set up correctly or you have a NAT in between.
[09:16] <vedic_> lordievader: yea, my client is behind NAT
[09:17] <lordievader> vedic_: Port forward port 1000 to their machine.
[09:17] <vedic_> lordievader: but server is on static ip
[09:17] <vedic_> ok
[16:06] <Alina-malina> where are cookies stored in ubuntu server?
[16:07] <lordievader> Alina-malina: Of the browser? That is up to the browser.
[16:07] <Alina-malina> no
[16:07] <Alina-malina> not browser
[16:07] <Alina-malina> lordievader, i have this in my php curl: $cookie=time()."_cookie.txt";   but i cant find them
[16:09] <lordievader> Well cookies are stored client side anyways.
[16:09] <Alina-malina> no
[16:09] <Alina-malina> eh
[16:09] <Alina-malina> the sessions stuff
[16:10] <Alina-malina> i set them to be stored in _cookies.txt and save them, but i did not specify the path
[16:10] <Alina-malina> so i cant find those :-/
[16:11] <lordievader> Hmm, I'm not familar with phpsessions. But if the file exists, find must be able to find it.
[16:12] <Alina-malina> :(
[16:27] <Alina-malina> how to perform a search for *.txt files in all directories in ubuntu?
[16:27] <lordievader> find / -iname txt
[16:27] <Alina-malina> do i have to do this from / ?
[16:28] <Alina-malina> it doesnt work
[16:28] <Alina-malina> heh
[16:28] <Alina-malina> doesnt do anything
[16:28] <lordievader> You say you want everyhing.
[16:28] <Alina-malina> what?
[16:29] <Alina-malina> i need to search in all folder for all files *.txt  the command you game returns nothign
[16:29] <lordievader> Hmm, forgot a wildcard: find / -iname *txt
[16:29] <Alina-malina> yes
[16:29] <lordievader> Or "find / -iname *.txt" if you only want things with the extension.
[16:29] <Alina-malina> but are you sure it returns all *.txt files?
[16:29] <Alina-malina> because it doesnt returns what i am looking for :0-/
[16:29] <lordievader> Then why are you looking for it?
[16:30] <lordievader> And yes it does.
[16:30] <Alina-malina> shit
[16:30] <Alina-malina> this is problem
[16:30] <Alina-malina> i have this in php: 	$cookie=time()."_cookie.txt";    so it should write this files somewhere
[16:30] <Alina-malina> but it doesnt
[16:30] <Alina-malina> omg
[16:32] <Alina-malina> where else this file could be? perhaps where to search for that content what it should write in that files but it did not?
[16:32] <Alina-malina> maybe some logs? errors?
[16:32] <Alina-malina> where?
[16:34] <lordievader> Alina-malina: Please watch your language.
[16:34] <lordievader> Alina-malina: Have you read the documentation, does it actually write a file?
[16:34] <Alina-malina> well on local machine it does:-/
[16:35] <Alina-malina> but i need that data :(
[16:35] <Alina-malina> on remote server i cant find those files, i.e. it doesnt create those
[16:35] <Alina-malina> but it should be somewhere i guess
[16:35] <lordievader> Alina-malina: Have you read the documentation, should it write the file on the server?
[16:36] <Alina-malina> i said that script works in my local machine
[16:36] <Alina-malina> but on server it doesnt create that files for some reason
[16:37] <lordievader> Then check the logs for errors, or the config for differences.
[16:37] <Alina-malina> errors for apache? or php?
[16:37] <Alina-malina> what kind of errors?
[16:37] <Alina-malina> i can download all logs
[16:37] <Alina-malina> right now
[16:37] <Alina-malina> there are many
[16:38] <lordievader> Errors from php are logged in apaches error log if apache uses modphp and not something else to process the php stuff.
[16:45] <Alina-malina> do you know where sessions stored?
[16:45] <Alina-malina> i need to access them
[16:45] <Alina-malina> :(
[16:48] <lordievader> As I said, I'm not familiar with PHP sessions.
[16:49] <Alina-malina> eh ok thanks anyways
[16:50] <lordievader> Alina-malina: Folks over in ##php probably know.
[16:51] <Alina-malina> yes i asked there
[16:51] <Alina-malina> but no response yet
[16:51] <Alina-malina> thansk
[16:51] <lordievader> Just wait and hang around. IRC is a slow medium.
[17:48] <Alina-malina> is it possible to create another root priviledged administrator?
[17:54] <RoyK> Alina-malina: root is uid zero, so you can create another user with uid zero, but don't do that - use sudo
[17:55] <Alina-malina> how?
[17:55] <lordievader> Alina-malina: man sudo
[18:27] <user123321> Are there calculated values for MTTR, MTBF, MTTR etc. for Ubuntu based server?
[18:27] <user123321> MTTF, MTBF, MTTR etc.*
[20:01] <Boingo> I have a Promise NS4300N.  A pretty old unit.  As fas as I can tell, the 4 drives that make up the RAID are fine and working correctly.  I think the power supply has failed.  I really don't like the unit anymore and would love to take the drives out and put them into my desktop computer.  I would like to get the data off the drives intact though.  So... I need to move 4 drives in a RAID 5 set to a new computer.  Any tips or
[20:01] <Boingo> suggestions would be great.