[01:29] <storrgie> I've got a 13.04 box, when I do an update it's getting 404s... are updates not available for 13.04?
[01:32] <teward> !crosspost > storrgie
[01:46] <Patrickdk> storrgie, defently not
[01:46] <Patrickdk> 13.04 expired awhile ago
[01:46] <Patrickdk> oh actually, a long time ago
[07:08] <linocisco> hi all
[07:09] <linocisco> I have installed ubuntu 14.0401 amd64 on HP Elite 8200 CMT with 8GB RAM. after installation, I found the fonts are so small
[07:09] <linocisco> like big resolution
[07:09] <linocisco> how could we fix that?
[07:19] <linocisco> "sudo apt-get remove libpam-smbpass" fixed my problem. thanks anyway . thanks google
[07:22] <linocisco> small fonts on ubuntu server CLI? why always? it didn't happen with CentOS or other non-debian linux. Is ubuntu server NOT ok with good resolution graphic cards?
[07:40] <lordievader> Good morning.
[07:40] <linocisco> good afternoon here
[07:45] <linocisco> small fonts on ubuntu server CLI? why always? it didn't happen with CentOS or other non-debian linux. Is ubuntu server NOT ok with good resolution graphic cards?
[07:49] <lordievader> Hey linocisco, how are you?
[07:50] <linocisco> lordievader, busy
[08:38] <linocisco> small fonts on ubuntu server CLI? why always? it didn't happen with CentOS or other non-debian linux. Is ubuntu server NOT ok with good resolution graphic cards?
[08:41] <linocisco> wget http://downloads.asterisk.org/pub/telephony/dahdi-linux-complete/dahdi-linux-complete-current.tar.gz does NOT work. but apt-get WHATever wrok
[08:41] <linocisco> wget never works
[08:41] <linocisco> apt-get always ok
[08:41] <Tm_T> how wget does not work?
[08:42] <Tm_T> does "wget http://www.google.com/" work?
[08:42] <linocisco> Tm_T, no
[08:42] <lordievader> linocisco: Do you get errors?
[08:43] <Tm_T> linocisco: for font size, you can change it atleast with "sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup"
[08:43] <linocisco> lordievader, no error. just small fonts
[08:44] <Tm_T> linocisco: you say wget doesn't work, so how it doesn't work?
[08:44] <linocisco> Tm_T, Encoding to use on the console: currently selected UTF-8. what should I choose?
[08:45] <Tm_T> UTF-8 is perfect choice
[08:46] <lordievader> linocisco: I was talking about the wget issue.
[08:47] <linocisco> Tm_T, character set =?, currently #Latin1 and Latin5 -western Europe and Turkic languages
[08:47] <linocisco> lordievader, wget said network failed
[08:47] <Tm_T> linocisco: if you want to change only font size then the choices are fine it has already
[08:49] <linocisco> Tm_T, Font for the console,(Fixed, Terminus, TerminusBold, TerminusBoldVGA, VGA, Do not change the boot/kernel font) what to choose ?
[08:50] <Tm_T> linocisco: whatever you want, I think I usually go with Terminus myself
[08:51] <linocisco> Tm_T, currently default selected 16, i will try to choose 20x10
[08:51] <Tm_T> linocisco: interesting issue you have there, I usually have to go to smaller than default
[08:54] <linocisco> Tm_T, how about font type like (Arial, Ms-Sansif or something we can choose?) i found none
[08:55] <Tm_T> linocisco: tty console doesn't work like that
[08:57] <linocisco> Tm_T, u made my life easier . thanks
[08:58] <lordievader> linocisco: About the wget issue, can you ping 'www.google.com'?
[09:04] <linocisco> lordievader, no
[09:08] <ObrienDave> you have internet access and can't ping anything?
[09:11] <lordievader> linocisco: What is the output of 'ip r' and 'cat /etc/resolv.conf'?
[09:11] <lordievader> !paste | linocisco
[09:42] <delinquentme> $ nc -v -z salt.master.ip 4505 im supposed to be able to run this and have salt.master.ip resolve as a var for my salt master ... I was told to edit the /etc/resolv.conf ... however the internals of that file say NOT to edit by hand ... so where should I be editing this?
[09:47] <lordievader> delinquentme: If you just want to add one host /etc/hosts is the way to go.
[09:52] <maxb> delinquentme: You need to supply more context, we don't know enough about your environment to make useful suggestions on what you've said so far
[10:48] <White_Cat> Can anyone help me resolve this tiny problem? I am trying to redirect port 80 to port 8069. Which I can do but it is overwritten on reboot.
[10:48] <White_Cat> I use iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i venet0 -p tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-port 8069 for this
[10:48] <White_Cat> I have ufw installed - if that matters
[10:51] <lordievader> White_Cat: Did you forget to save the rules?
[10:53] <lordievader> White_Cat: Iptable rules are not saved automatically. You need to manually save them to a file and load them again on bootup.
[10:54] <White_Cat> no I save them
[10:54] <White_Cat> and they work
[10:54] <White_Cat> until I reboot the server
[10:54] <White_Cat> I use sudo iptables-save
[10:57] <lordievader> White_Cat: Do you save the output of that command somewhere?
[10:58] <White_Cat> lordievader as in?
[10:59] <White_Cat> I dont save it anywhere beyond iptables-save
[10:59] <lordievader> What I usually do is save them to /etc/firewall/$HOSTNAME.fw with "iptables-save > /etc/firewall/$HOSTNAME.fw" and load them by adding " iptables-restore < /etc/firewall/$HOSTNAME.fw" to /etc/rc.local
[10:59] <lordievader> White_Cat: So you don't save the rules ;)
[10:59] <White_Cat> http://pastebin.com/FgiPJxSr
[10:59] <White_Cat> this is in /lib/ufw/user.rules
[11:00] <White_Cat> lordievader seems like that way... :D
[11:00] <White_Cat> shoud I add it into it?
[11:00] <lordievader> White_Cat: What? To /lib/ufw/user.rules? No.
[11:01] <White_Cat> okay so... where else? /etc/iptables.rules ?
[11:01] <lordievader> Likely you want to grab only the part about the port forward and load that at boot.
[11:01] <White_Cat> well, yes
[11:01] <lordievader> White_Cat: I've already told you how I do it.
[11:01] <White_Cat> I forward port 80 and 443
[11:02] <White_Cat> I am very hesitant to touch this as I am uncomfortable messing with the firewall
[11:02] <White_Cat> can you specify the filename for me?
[11:03] <White_Cat> I dont want to break something because I am relly new to this and I have been reading through documentation since friday
[11:04] <lordievader> What I usually do is save them to /etc/firewall/$HOSTNAME.fw with "iptables-save > /etc/firewall/$HOSTNAME.fw" and load them by adding " iptables-restore < /etc/firewall/$HOSTNAME.fw" to /etc/rc.local
[11:05] <White_Cat> yes I read that
[11:05] <White_Cat> is $hostname.fw the name of the file?
[11:05] <White_Cat> I never seen $ in filename before
[11:05] <White_Cat> sounds rich :p
[11:07] <lordievader> White_Cat: No, it is a variable... Multiple hosts ;)
[11:59] <White_Cat> lordievader okay
[11:59] <White_Cat> so I did sudo iptables-save > /etc/iptables.rules becuase -bash: /etc/firewall/vps109053.fw: No such file or directory
[12:00] <White_Cat> where should I put iptables-restore < /etc/iptables.rules ?
[12:26] <lordievader> White_Cat: Err, you can also simply create the dir /etc/firewall ;) Anyhow I stick it in /etc/rc.local, but better would be to write an upstart script for it.
[13:14] <Thumpxr_> is it possibly to notify me via mail when my server restarts/goes down/boots/has peaks in cpu/ram/etc?
[13:18] <lordievader> Thumpxr_: Yes, that is called monitoring. (Zabbix, nagios, etc)
[13:31] <Thumpxr_> lordievader: thanks. was on the tip of my thounge
[13:36] <Thumpxr_> lordievader: do i need another server therefore? that wasn't my plan..
[13:36] <lordievader> Thumpxr_: Not necessarily.
[15:15] <DenBeiren> lordievader: are you here? i've got some new info on my samba problem
[15:19] <lordievader> DenBeiren: Sure ;)
[15:20] <DenBeiren> do you remember my situation or do i need to sum things up real quick?
[15:20] <lordievader> DenBeiren: Please do.
[15:21] <DenBeiren> i have two shares,.. test 1 and test 2
[15:21] <DenBeiren> test 1 should be acc. for group "gebruikers" and group "directie"
[15:22] <DenBeiren> test 2 should be acc. for group "directie
[15:22] <DenBeiren> the usergroups make, change and store files in these dirs
[15:23] <DenBeiren> strange thing is that when user a from usergroup "gebruikers" puts an existing file there, they all can make changes and use it as they would need to use it
[15:23] <DenBeiren> but when they make a new file,.. only the user that made it can open it
[15:24] <DenBeiren> the other users can change the name of the file, but they can't open it
[15:24] <DenBeiren> is this making any sense to you?
[15:25] <lordievader> DenBeiren: Yes, I remember asking what the user and group was of newly created files.
[15:25] <DenBeiren> newly created files seem to be username:username
[15:26] <DenBeiren> i changed ownership of existing files to user:groupname,.. and they are fine
[15:26] <DenBeiren> new ones are username:username
[15:26] <lordievader> As I figured, did I hint at acl's?
[15:27] <DenBeiren> yes, but tbh i don't nderstand :s
[15:27] <lordievader> DenBeiren: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Access_Control_Lists
[15:27] <lordievader> I've never dabled with it myself, but I do understand that the acces control goes further than the standard unix file permissions.
[15:35] <DenBeiren> seems like when a puts a file, and b changes the name, it changes ownership to the usergroup
[15:38] <lordievader> DenBeiren: http://www.calculate-linux.org/main/en/setting_filesystem_acl
[16:06] <caribou> utlemming: question regarding sosreport on cloud images
[16:07] <caribou> utlemming: how could I correctly identify that I'm on a cloud image ?
[16:07] <caribou> utlemming: any package that is specific to a c-i
[16:07] <caribou> ?
[16:08] <rbasak> caribou: /etc/cloud/build.info et al?
[16:09] <caribou> utlemming: rbasak just mentionned /etc/cloud/build.info
[16:09] <rbasak> caribou: looks like other files in /etc/cloud/ come from cloud-init, but build.info doesn't belong to a packge.
[16:09] <rbasak> Not sure if that's "official" though, and will be maintained.
[16:09] <tafa2> can anyone advise on how best to secure sysctl.conf and fstab? I've got this so far: http://pastebin.com/E6ESQNdh
[16:09] <caribou> rbasak: sosreport already collects cloud-init.log & cloud-init-output.log
[16:10] <rbasak> caribou: sosreport should probably collect build.info anyway actually, so you know which cloud image was in use
[16:10] <caribou> rbasak: yeah, the idea is to build a cloud-image specific plugin & I'm looking for things to collect
[16:12] <caribou> rbasak: so I'll start with that & bring an example of the plugin results here for you people to review
[16:16] <xcyclist> So, I'm looking for a general reference on configuration and reporting for open files.  I am only familiar with lsof, and it appears ulimit won't work on some typical sudo access configurations.
[16:17] <xcyclist> Asking also on #linux.
[16:29] <caribou> rbasak: looks like the output of ec2metadata could be useful
[17:38] <mfisch> zul: are you guys going to start packaging python-openstackclient?
[18:03] <kyle__> Is there something special with how ubuntu-server does ulimits?  I've tried setting them like I have on other systems, but it doesn't seem to be taking.