[00:15] <foo___> I could use some bridging help with a 3 node setup on vms.  The instances can get dhcp addresses but not internet access
[00:28] <bekks> foo___: Which hypervisor do you use?
[00:28] <foo___> qemu
[00:28] <bekks> Oh, I'm sorry, havent used qemu in a decade.
[00:30] <foo___> Right on.   It's a bridge issue that I just can't seem to get right.
[00:30] <foo___> I need a hand with the log.
[00:30] <foo___> *logic
[00:31] <bekks> So let's try it :)
[00:31] <bekks> bridging isnt black magic - mostly :D
[00:33] <foo___> Absolutely.  I'm using ubuntu 14.04
[00:33] <foo___> eth0 has inet access
[00:33] <foo___> eth1 is management
[00:33] <foo___> eth2 is the no-ip external
[00:34] <qman__> are these connected to the same switch / vlan?
[00:34] <foo___> gre
[00:34] <foo___> They're on vm's too btw
[00:34] <qman__> ?
[00:36] <bekks> Ok, so per vm: you have three interfaces?
[00:36] <foo___> Yes.
[00:37] <foo___> Well, just the network node
[00:37] <bekks> So just one vm?
[00:37] <foo___> Yes.  The interfaces on the network node
[00:38] <bekks> And whats the issue with that one node?
[00:38] <foo___> The instances on compute can get a dhcp address but not internet access
[00:39] <foo___> So it looks like a bridge problem on the network node.
[00:39] <foo___> I followed the juno guide for openstack on 14.04 closely
[00:39] <bekks> So "the network node" (a vm) serves DHCP addresses to "the other nodes"?
[00:40] <foo___> The network node service dhcp addresses to the instances on the tenant network
[00:41] <bekks> and "the network node" and "the tenant network" are your three vms?
[00:42] <qman__> I'm still not clear on what your architecture looks like
[00:42] <qman__> also, while bridging is not black magic, openstack's elastic IPs kind of are
[00:42] <bekks> Let's powerpoint it :D
[00:42] <foo___> No.  The compute node and the controller node and the network node are 3 vms that are my openstack cluster.  The network node serves ip addresses to the instances that are running inside of openstack
[00:43] <foo___> Lol... I'm not using floating ip addresses atm.
[02:27] <|rt|> I've run into an issue with preseed and 12.04.5 images....hash sum mismatches on the repos...is this a regresion from 12.04.4, which works fine?
[02:27] <|rt|> has anyone else seen similar behavior?
[03:10] <|rt|> starting to wonder if the 12.04.5 iso has this issue baked in.  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apt/+bug/1371058
[05:40] <thekaos> alguien que me ayudea iniciarme en linux
[05:40] <cfhowlett> !es | thekaos
[05:42] <thekaos> ubottu gracias
[09:28] <lordievader> Good morning.
[09:43] <surf> hi guys I have a ubuntu server on virtualbox vm with nginx installed. Using bridged connection I can't see the webapp on the host but I can only see the nginx landing page. Any clue?
[10:32] <ihre> Hi guys, I've installed graylog2 on my server, and like to give access to regular users from the same system. Graylog2 supports LDAP/AD integration, but is it possible to configure LDAP as a PAM proxy?
[10:51] <FilthyMacNasty> hilo serveroids
[11:26] <Mega> HI guys! I wanna use dual boot (Ubuntu 14.10 and Windows 7) Is it possible to make work Node.js from NTFS partition under Ubuntu? I wanna share Node.js project-directory across two systems
[11:27] <Mega> Or it will be better idea to keep two copies of code, one per system and just synchronizing them thru Git?
[11:31] <lordievader> Mega: I suppose it is possible but perfomance will suffer and you won't be able to apply Linux file permissions.
[12:02] <sander^work> Does the boot-repair bootdisk utility do an grub-install after chrooting?
[12:12] <Gargoyle> Is there a single place to correctly set global environment variables for both users and root ?
[12:15] <Gargoyle> I've dropped a file into /etc/profile.d/ but it only gets carried over to a root session with "sudo -i" which I didn't think was the proper way to switch
[13:35] <Myagi> 
[13:39] <Myagi> Anyone have an opinion about minimum requirements for ubuntu server?
[13:40] <mardraum> what do you want to do with it
[13:41] <Myagi> Irc and a forum
[13:41] <mardraum> ircd and php with a database?
[13:41] <Myagi> Yes
[13:42] <mardraum> 1 cpu/1024M RAM/20GB for a low traffic site
[13:43] <Myagi> Really.. thought that just the os requirements was higher
[13:44] <mardraum> for server? no
[13:45] <Myagi> So i should be able to install ubuntu server on these requirements?
[13:45] <mardraum> I run lots of little 1CPU/1GB RAM/16GB internal machines doing dns/dhcp/reverse proxy
[13:45] <mardraum> of course
[13:45] <Myagi> Ok. I will give it a try
[13:46] <Myagi> Thanks
[14:21] <LeMike> hi there. is it possible for apache2.4 to use ProxyPass and return a 200 code.
[14:21] <LeMike> currently I only get a 301 :/
[14:50] <ccha> hello
[14:51] <ccha> how can I resize an extended partition ?
[14:51] <ccha> with cli
[14:52] <ccha> need to change End sector to the end of the disk
[14:53] <ogra_> fdisk, cfdisk, parted, sfdisk ... there are probably more i missed
[14:53] <ccha> and witouth deleting the extened partition
[14:54] <ccha> you can do that with fdisk ?
[14:54] <ccha> I want to keep all logical partitions in the extented partitions
[14:54] <ccha> just grow the extended partition
[15:08] <ccha> ok cfdisk can do what I want
[15:09] <ccha> with cfdisk you can create logical partition on free space and the extented partition grew up
[15:10] <ccha> with fdisk you can't create logical parition since extented parition is full
[15:12] <ccha> but I got this message "Wrote partition table, but re-read table failed.  Run partprobe(8), kpartx(8) or reboot to update table."
[15:21] <ccha> and with partprobe, my new logical partition is ready to use
[15:22] <sander^work> Do anyone know if the boot repair bootdisk here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair is any good?
[15:22] <sander^work> and where can I download it as part of a ubuntu iso?
[16:21] <notaduck> hello guys
[16:22] <notaduck> i was wndering if anyone could help make apache run https instead of http?
[16:22] <teward> notaduck: enable the ssl module?
[16:23] <notaduck> yearh i have tried ;S
[16:23] <notaduck> could you mabey take a quick look at my data ?
[16:23] <teward> notaduck: https://help.ubuntu.com/14.04/serverguide/httpd.html#https-configuration
[16:23] <teward> nope, i'm an nginx guy, but the server guide has configuration steps
[16:24] <notaduck> damn ;) i have tried to follow the guide but i cant get i to work
[16:25] <notaduck> i think it is when i have to type the common name i am doing somthing wrong
[16:25] <notaduck> i am tping my wan ip in there
[17:28] <hallyn> zul: can you look at bug 1379585 ?
[17:29] <zul> hallyn:  sure
[17:30] <zul> hallyn:  nothing to do with us hes grabbing the python-libvirt from pypi
[17:31] <hallyn> zul: excellent.  :)
[18:15] <Shoto> 9
[19:22] <FilthyMacNasty> hilo serveroids
[19:52]  * genii slides FilthyMacNasty a fresh beverage
[20:11] <smrtz|work> I'm trying to create a logical volume with lvcreate, but I'm getting this error: sprunge.us/TWLF  Is there a way for me to tell lvcreate to create it on the Storage partition?
[20:56] <smoser> hallyn, or stgraber. lxc-create -t download ...
[20:56] <smoser> say i want to do that with a sub-range of my subuid/subgid
[20:56] <smoser> ie, i want to create one with:
[20:57] <smoser>  u:100000:5000
[20:57] <smoser> and another with
[20:57] <smoser>  u:101000:5000
[20:58] <smoser> er.. lxc.id_map = u 0 100000 5000
[21:02] <hallyn> smoser: use a custom lxc.conf and use lxc-create -f lxc1.conf -t download ...
[21:09] <hallyn> smoser: or, if you look at flex, you can see how to di it using hte api :)
[21:09] <hallyn> in python3, you'd do
[21:10] <hallyn> lxc.clear_config_item("lxc.id_map");  lxc.set_config_item("lxc.id_map", "u 0 100000 5000");  lxc.set_config_item("lxc.id_map", "g 0 100000 5000")
[21:10] <hallyn> really, it may be time to add a 'b' to the lxc.idmap support
[21:10] <hallyn> anyway, biab
[21:12] <smoser> i'm sure i'm doing stupid.
[21:12] <smoser> http://paste.ubuntu.com/8737925/
[21:14] <smoser> :-(
[21:23] <JayJ> On ubuntu 14.04 host runing 3.13.0-24-generic kernel, Guests are freezing and I see "BUG: soft lockup - CPU#x stuck for 22s!" Anybody help me narrowing the issue? HW is Supermicro with Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2660 v2 @ 2.20GHz. I need anybody help.
[21:25] <stgraber> smoser: you probably wnat to pass the conf with -f and then pass -t download
[21:26] <qman__> JayJ: That is a pretty outdated kernel version, may be a bug, but more likely a hardware issue
[21:26] <stgraber> smoser: also note that allocations shorter than 65536 will fail if any file in the download tarball is owned by nobody/nogroup
[21:49] <JayJ> qman__: What I don't understand is that the host is running the same version of ubuntu and kernel. There are no issues with the host. However, teh guest running has all the issues.
[21:49] <JayJ> qman__: Windows hangs too.
[22:00] <qman__> JayJ: oh, I misread, but if your guests are locking up, the advice still applies, are you using local or shared storage? Very slow or unreliable storage can frequently cause guests to hang or die
[22:00] <qman__> A kernel bug is more likely than I initially suggested, too
[22:05] <JayJ> qman__: We are seeing the same behavior on the local filesystem as well as Ceph backend storage
[22:05] <JayJ> qman__: Will upgrade the kernel to see if that makes any difference
[22:24] <ApplesInArrays> Any such service to allow me to scan for vulnerabilities on my server?
[22:26] <ApplesInArrays> or any way to update all software and the 14.04OS?
[22:28] <genii> sudo apt-get update     and then either sudo apt-get upgrade  to keep your current kernel and upgrade everything else, or sudo apt-get dist-upgrade to do that plus kernel upgrade if available
[22:29] <ApplesInArrays> Right now, when I have a fresh install of 14.04LTS, shellshock works. If I update the kernel, this might change?
[22:31] <genii> You should at least do sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade   to upgrade binutils and fix bash
[22:31] <ApplesInArrays> I just did that. Had 2 prompts to ask me to update. Cron and a config file
[22:32] <ApplesInArrays> Thanks, genii
[22:32] <genii> np
[22:32] <ApplesInArrays> I guess that's something worth doing after I spin up a new VPS.
[22:33] <genii> Yup.