[00:14] jhobbs, http://paste.ubuntu.com/8859114/ === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas === markthomas is now known as markthomas|away === TDog_ is now known as TDog === exixt_ is now known as exixt === liam_ is now known as Guest18751 [09:13] Good morning. === liam_ is now known as Guest78079 === DenBeiren is now known as zz_DenBeiren === exixt is now known as exixt_ [11:29] Some knows if is possible to text LXD without nova-compute-flex, like without install all the openstack? === zz_DenBeiren is now known as DenBeiren === lordievader is now known as lordievader_ === lordieva1er is now known as lordievader [12:34] <_ruben> argh ... bitten by the no root over ssh by default again .. now i gotta walk down to the server room again .. hooray for pxe booting new servers :p [12:38] _ruben: Hehe, I allways have that problem with debootstrapping. Forgetting to set a password for root or making new users that actually have a password... [12:42] <_ruben> lordievader: my preseed file sets a root pw, which worked fine upto 12.04, just doesn't cut it anymore on 14.04 ;) [12:42] <_ruben> Time to upgrade our install process I guess (automate the post-install tasks further) [12:56] anyone that knows a magic trick on how to get performance statistics per database with mysql? [12:56] * RoyK is really trying to think of something good about mysql [12:59] RoyK, If you had a unique user for each db, then you could run a performance script to check just one but only using those credentials [13:00] I use http://mysqltuner.com/ which seems to work quite well. [13:00] MacroMan: ah - what sort of script would that be? [13:00] It's a perl script that you run and it gives some useful info. It's not the be all and end all, but it's certainly a good indication of performance [13:02] MacroMan: thanks - lemme take a look [13:02] http://karlsbakk.net/fun/USA/american_people_2014.jpg :P [13:04] MacroMan: the solution to this is really s/MySQL/PostgreSQL/g [13:17] MacroMan: thanks for the advice, but really, this doesn't show very useful performance counters :P [13:17] * RoyK forces developers to move to postgresql :P === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [14:09] exit === matsubara is now known as matsubara-lunch === liam_ is now known as Guest54104 === Guest64490 is now known as rcj === rcj is now known as Guest51252 === Guest51252 is now known as rcj_bumped === kickinz1|afk is now known as kickinz1 === kickinz1 is now known as kickinz1|afk === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte === matsubara-lunch is now known as matsubara [18:32] anyone know how to get past Hash Sum mismatch errors on apt-get update when rm'ing /var/lib/apt/lists/* doesn't work? [18:33] blkperl: check dmesg to make sure you don't have dying hardware [18:34] sarnold: its a fresh vagrant image [18:34] blkperl: aha :) [18:35] I've added a Third party mirror and am getting the hash mismatch errors [18:37] is their a way to verify if the third party repo is actually broken? [18:38] blkperl: it gets difficult; download the files by hand, verify the hashes by hand. it's not fun. [18:43] ugh after apt-get upgrade, apt-get update works... [18:44] that can happen too, if the mirror was in the middle of a sync... [18:46] I don't think thats the issue, I think some combination of apt-get upgrade or adding the gpg key first and then apt-get update, "fixes" the hash mismatch error for this particular case [18:47] maybe TravisCI is needs to upgrade their precise image [18:47] since their apt is out of date === psivaa_ is now known as psivaa-holiday === bilde2910|away is now known as bilde2910 === bilde2910 is now known as bilde2910|away [20:16] jdstrand: hey, are you around to sanity check a libvirt-apparmor debdiff? [20:16] jdstrand: http://paste.ubuntu.com/8872448/ (i'm goig to test a bit more and then probably push to v and sru to u and t) [20:20] * jdstrand looks === bilde2910|away is now known as bilde2910 [20:23] hallyn: I think you also want something for 'network netlink,' for 14.10 only [20:24] other than that, without actually running it, it looks good [20:25] hallyn: also, even though libvirt-qemu and libvirt-lxc don't have unix rules, it is probably good to run the sed on them too to future proof us in case we add something there [20:26] (that goes for the netlink rule too) [20:36] jdstrand: gah. so I should pull 'network netlink' out for anything earlier than 14.10? but keep it in for 14.10 and 15.04? [20:37] (so same as the unix rules?) [20:38] hallyn: exactly === rcj_bumped is now known as rcj [20:38] jdstrand: cool, thanks [20:39] hallyn: so, I would phrase that as '14.10 and later' :) [20:39] since I seem to have my pedantic hat on [20:40] jdstrand: but the rules are stripping it out for 14.04 and earlier [20:40] theyr'e doing nothing for 14.10 and later [20:40] hopefully i've got this (*$&%$ right :) [20:40] took me days to get something that seems to work [20:41] hallyn: I just mean you said '14.10 and 15.04', but that should be '14.10 and later' [20:41] oh, right :) [20:42] hallyn: the code is doing that. I was just adding confusion to the conversation [20:42] ok updated debdiff i'm going to build real quick - http://paste.ubuntu.com/8872671/ [20:42] hallyn: what you came up with seems very clean [20:43] excellent, thx. hopefully it all builds fine and i'll push to v tonight. (dunno about the SRUs - i'm out quite a bit next week) [20:43] anyway - gnight [20:43] hallyn: certainly you have people for that :) [20:43] hallyn: g'night === roo is now known as benyo === benyo is now known as roo [21:52] jdstrand: gah. so 9 days ago libvirt built+tested ok. today, libvirt fails the qemuxml2argvtest testcase. i'm not quite sure whether i should just push it to vivid and see if the buildds do a better job, or if this is more likely to be due to a recent package change [21:55] jdstrand: d'oh, wasn't there a libxml security update. wonder whether that did it === bilde2910 is now known as bilde2910|away [21:56] hallyn: http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-2389-1/ [21:56] hallyn: there were also kvm changes in kernel security updates: http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-2395-1/ [21:57] sarnold: yeah but i don't *think* qemu-* is involved [21:57] ahh [21:57] more like "AAAAAARGH" [21:58] as i recall the error was something like it expected '//V' but got 'V' [21:59] sarnold: sigh. i wanted to go t osleep, but i guess i'll try a build iwth the old libxml [22:00] hallyn: go to sleep :) [22:01] well if libxml is broken i wont *fix* it now :) i'll just push the libvirt and post a bug [22:03] hallyn: well, okay, if knowing if libxml is to blame will help you get some sleep .. :) [22:09] when you say it out loud it doesn't sound likely does it [22:10] I think I've heard complaints about libxml updates breaking other package builds before, apparently people come to rely upon the bugs :) [22:20] sarnold: feh. confirmed. after a dpkg -i libxml2_2.9.1+dfsg1-3ubuntu4.4_amd64.deb libvirt builds [22:21] hallyn: sigh [22:25] sarnold: i don' tknow why i'm telling you this, as i don't hold you responsible :) but i opened bug 1390637 [22:25] Launchpad bug 1390637 in libxml2 "newest libxml2 update in vivid breaks libvirt build" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1390637 [22:25] i'll be working 2 or 3 days next week, can take a look if noone else has then (T or W) [22:25] * hallyn out [22:26] hallyn: have a good weekend :) === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away