=== Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away === exixt is now known as EXIXT === EXIXT is now known as exixt === exixt is now known as EXIXT [03:35] so I've got an issue where virt-manager fails to build VMs [03:36] http://pastebin.com/d05BdCWH [03:36] is the incredibly helpful error I get [03:37] O [03:37] I've tried both generic and linux for OS type, same result. Tried putting the datastore in different places, smae thing [03:39] and I'm not able to start a VM I made a while ago [05:10] What error msg sheptard? [07:20] Good morning. === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte === EXIXT is now known as exixt === bilde2910|away is now known as bilde2910 === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away === bilde2910|away is now known as bilde2910 === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte === bilde2910|away is now known as bilde2910 [11:21] i have a dedicated server in OVH which failed, i ran the rescue mode and fixed errors in hard disk, now i restart but still fail, how can i get the last message error of that system? === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte === zz_DenBeiren is now known as DenBeiren [12:00] i was wondering why my /sbin/init process was running a 3-5% cpu usage all the time [12:09] hi. is there any way to mount multiple share path to same mount point? it will be read only === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away === Malinux is now known as MalinuOslo1983 === MalinuOslo1983 is now known as MalinuxOslo1983 === MalinuxOslo1983 is now known as Malinux === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [14:13] how can i have a server transmit it hostname for ipv6? using dhcp === ropetin is now known as mrosevztmrl === mrosevztmrl is now known as mrosevztmrk === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away === daker__ is now known as daker [15:10] kirkland: howdy, what happened to http://ecryptfs.org/ ? [15:10] pmatulis: google? [15:10] kirkland: looking for documentation. use manpages.ubuntu.com ? [15:11] BadApe: huh? [15:11] google doesn't say it has been shutdown? [15:12] BadApe: i already know it is not working [15:13] i meant the reason [15:14] BadApe: no, but i didn't spend an hour investigating. i'm also asking kirkland directly, thanks for your concern [15:17] oh i got confused, i thought it was the other major encryption system that shutdown recently [15:23] Hi felows, I have trouble to setup PPTP client on server can some help me? [15:25] here is working setup on my tp-link http://paste.ubuntu.com/9216115/ [15:26] Kheeper: no idea but you really should not be using PPTP is you have a choice [15:26] s/is/if [15:27] why? [15:27] Kheeper: it is not secure [15:27] http://goo.gl/uSyA3o [15:28] okie and what should I use I can talk to provider [15:28] Kheeper: OpenVPN is secure and not too hard to set up [15:34] pmatulis, Loki will try to talk them to it but could you help me first with pptp [15:36] here is log http://paste.ubuntu.com/9216273/ but I have see the subnet mask is wrong [15:37] kheeper_: like i said, i have no idea === MeltedDed is now known as MeltedLux === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [15:59] The following patch request packaging of pywbem 7.0.25 to gain CA certification verification : bug #1385469 [15:59] Launchpad bug 1385469 in pywbem "pywbem library on Ubuntu doesn't support CA certificates" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1385469 [16:00] I think that the title is misleading; it is verification of the certificate that is not present in 7.0.4 [16:00] would it be acceptable to only retrofit the verifictation needed in our 7.0.4 package ? [16:00] I think that the upstream commit is rather self-contained [16:08] i really can't figure out what is using up all this cpu [16:15] ok, turns out that the addition required and which is part of 7.0.25 is one single RPM patch that is mostly the commit that I identified [17:25] jamespage, zul, Are you guys going to drop OVS 2.3.0+git*** into UCA for Trusty by any chance? [17:26] And or a simple SRU back to Trusty for it? (That somehow seems less likely.) [17:26] * med_ goes looking for bugs on OVS 2.3.0 [17:28] we've already put 2.3.0 into our PPPA... [17:28] and have had it in production for a month. [17:31] med_, I think we'll ship it alongside kilo for 14.04 [17:31] med_, I've only just got it into vivid :-) [17:31] nod. [17:31] * med_ was reviewing open (C) support tickets a few moments ago and noticed it was in VVVV. [17:31] med_, tbh the timing was bad - that's the most recent upstream lts drop [17:32] nod, noted, known. [17:32] jamespage, thanks. [17:32] med_, but I've become quite good a cherry picking ovs fixes :-) [17:32] so 2.0.x will get some love [17:32] even better. [17:32] sadly, we never found the actual "fix" that made us so much better. [17:32] didn't have time to do a binary search. [17:33] (production openstack cloud was failing at the time) [17:33] med_, some of the newer security features in neutron are dependent on >= 2.1 [17:33] med_, userspace daemon issues? [17:36] med_, there where some fixes for that in the lastest micro I did for 14.04 [17:36] some of the multi-threading stuff introduced in 2.0 did some bad cross thread things [17:36] :-( [17:39] gotcha === exixt is now known as EXIXT === bilde2910|away is now known as bilde2910 === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte === bilde2910 is now known as bilde2910|away === bilde2910|away is now known as bilde2910 [19:11] hello. I do an "exec 1 > /var/log/foo.log" but in the shell it says "permission denied" . feels odd, isn't every script allowed to write a log file? only scripts run as sudo? [19:12] LeMike: try the "exec 1" all on its own [19:13] LeMike: as for the permissions, check ls -ld /var/log /var/log/foo.log to see if you have permission to create files in /var/log or permissions to modify /var/log/foo.log [19:15] thanks sarnold . /var/log is og+x but i am not in the group. damn it :/ where do I put my log files? I don't like this - /var/log would be just right and other scripts might log there as well, so why not the custom ones? [19:16] LeMike: you could create a new directory in /var/log, say /var/log/foo/, and set the owner of that directory to the user account that will run the script [19:19] oh yeah, that is a solution sarnold . but it won't ever run as sudo on our servers to achieve this. so I guess I need another place for those logs :/ [19:20] LeMike: In the solution of sarnold the owner of the folder can write logs there. [19:21] LeMike: another option is to use syslog to do the logging for you; check out logger(1), it's an easy scriptable interface [19:22] yee, logger puts it all to the syslog. I read the man but didn't figure out how this can write to /var/log . I just put it somewhere else if /var/log is not writable. [19:24] LeMike: you'd also need to configure /etc/rsyslog* to log your stuff to a different file. [19:27] sarnold: this rsyslog.d :D didn't know how complicated logging can go in my initial contact with it ^^ always just wrote bash-scripts down without thinking about it [19:27] thanks. helped a lot! [19:28] LeMike: the downside to syslog is that there's not that many "local" services available. :/ === EXIXT is now known as exixt === exixt is now known as EXIXT [20:20] Hi, i have a hd with badsectors, smartctl has 1450 current pending sector. I have found howtos to force the reallocation of a single badsector. is there a way to reallocate all of them? [20:22] zermanno: no, not really, that's handled by the drive firmware [20:23] qman, form what i read the firmware reallocate at a write call [20:23] *from [20:23] If you have 1450 of them, the drive is probably junk [20:24] Yep. [20:24] You should never have more than a few at a time, the firmware should take care of it [20:24] qman, ok i know, so there is no way to force a reallocation on all of them? [20:24] ah ok [20:24] thanks, ill change the hd === EXIXT is now known as exixt === exixt is now known as EXIXT === EXIXT is now known as exixt [21:19] hi guys i plugin a 2 Terabyte HDD on my existing ubuntu server how do i check it and somehow add to my existing full HDD on the server any idea.>? === bilde2910 is now known as bilde2910|away [21:32] ruben23: want to add the storage of a usb drive to your current storage? [21:38] RoyK: no i added a new HDD to my curent storage [21:39] how do i set this up to increase my current storage, coz my curernt storage is already ful [21:41] ruben23: using lvm? [21:41] ruben23: or raid? [21:49] using lvm [21:50] pvcreate /dev/whatever [21:50] vgexpand [21:51] but first how do i check if teh 2 terbyte HDD is detected by the server..? [21:51] vgextend perhaps [21:51] cat /proc/partitions [21:55] ruben23: did you find it? [21:55] http://pastebin.com/eFLdB1QN [21:56] no 2TB drive there [21:56] what does dmesg have to say? [22:17] I have an interesting question about openvpn if any of you are well acquainted === MeltedLux is now known as MeltedDed === DzAirmaX is now known as AirmaX [23:20] RoyK: still there..? [23:21] hi guys i plugin a 2 Terabyte HDD on my existing ubuntu server how do i check it and somehow add to my existing full HDD on the server any idea.>? === johnlage is now known as johnlage_partyha === DzAirmaX is now known as AirmaX === exixt is now known as EXIXT [23:53] I have a question about openvpn and where your attached vpn computer resides in the network