[01:02] <faraway> hi i run ubuntu-server 12.04.5. I have installed ruby-2 using the „brightbox“ repos. Now I would like to use the dep of nginx to install the latest version on nginx.
[01:02] <faraway> The problem I have now brigthbox also contains nginx and that that source is listed befor the one of nginx.org
[01:04] <faraway> As far as i understand i could use Pinning to set the priority, but I’m not sure how I would do that correctly
[01:04] <faraway> If i check the result with „apt-cache policy nginx“ it does not seem to work.
[01:15] <sarnold> faraway: apt_preferences(5) has the pinning documentation
[01:15] <faraway> never mind  found the problem did use the wrong information for Pin: origin
[01:19] <sarnold> aha :)
[05:42] <z1haze> can someone help me with finding a list of directories that begin with a certain name who's last modified date is longer than 2 days?
[05:43] <z1haze> i have come up with this so far: find . -type d -mtime +2 | egrep 'DIM_MYST*
[05:43] <z1haze> ' but i dont want it to be recursive
[05:44] <cryptodan>  -depth Process each directory's contents before the  directory  itself.
[05:44] <cryptodan>               The -delete action also implies -depth.
[05:45] <z1haze> so like -maxdepth 1 ?
[05:45] <cryptodan>  -maxdepth levels  Descend at most levels (a non-negative integer) levels of directories below the command line arguments.  -maxdepth 0 means only apply the tests and  actions  to  the  command  line arguments.
[05:46] <z1haze> are you literally pasting definitions?
[05:46] <cryptodan> man find
[05:46] <z1haze> i didnt come here to read a manual i came for more intuitive help
[05:46] <cryptodan> thats how you get help in linux is using the man command
[05:47] <cryptodan> and if you cannot find it there use google then come to chat here
[05:47] <z1haze> i understand what the descriptions say, i just am having trouble with interpretting it correctly
[05:47] <cryptodan> so I am sorry if I didnt satify you wanting the actual work done for you
[05:47] <z1haze> i didnt ask you to do any work for me
[05:48] <z1haze> never mind dude, thanks #ubuntu-server. always a pleasure
[09:46] <Guest6251> hi! I have a serious problem with 14.04 LTS.
[09:47] <Guest6251> Apache installed, no firewall. TCP port 80 is up and apache serves for 2-3 days (not large traffic)
[09:47] <Guest6251> after that all tcp connections stuck in 'SYN_RECV' state
[09:47] <Guest6251> and by all I mean all
[09:48] <Guest6251> no ping, no port80 afterwards
[09:48] <Guest6251> I have to reboot it, and it comes back working
[09:48] <Guest6251> what's worth checking?
[10:32] <lordievader> Good morning.
[13:52] <xperia> hi all i am trying to use ipset on my ubuntu server but keeps getting the error message "ipset v6.20.1: Kernel error received: set type not supported"
[13:52] <xperia> before it worked however. what did get wrong ?
[13:57] <bekks> xperia: Which Ubuntu are you on exactly? And which kernel are you on exactly?
[13:57] <xperia> bekks: Kernel is 3.13.0-35-generic and Ubuntu version is 14.04
[14:02] <bekks> Maybe you should try the current kernel, then. Just run sudo apt-get update and sudo apt-get dist-upgrade and try again.
[14:07] <xperia> bekks: i got the tip from the netfilter people to check the dmesg log file and look what is written ! Damn the Module was not Loaded anymore => "Request for unknown module key 'Magrathea: Glacier signing key: a28db5fd6e299cce4947dacaa66f459db4acce24' err -11 ip_set_hash_ip: disagrees about version of symbol module_layout"
[14:07] <xperia> wtf !
[14:08] <bekks> No need to cuss :)
[14:15] <gblfxt> !! ubuntu server channel sullied w naughty language! how could you!
[14:16] <udit_> how i install this certificate mydomainname_com.crt COMODORSADomainValidationSecureServerCA.crt COMODORSAAddTrustCA.crt AddTrustExternalCARoot.crt on nginx
[14:17] <udit_> i am using ubuntu 14.04 x64
[14:17] <udit_> which command i use to install those certificate
[14:17] <udit_> i used comodo positive ssl
[14:23] <lnxmen> Hi
[14:23] <lnxmen> Would anyone help me with postfix and receiving emails?
[14:24] <lnxmen> I set home_mailbox to "/var/mail/"
[14:24] <lnxmen> But this folder is empty.
[14:25] <gblfxt> ... postfix is a mta, not retriever...
[14:26] <lnxmen> So, what should I install to receive mails?
[14:30] <xperia> lnxmen: courier or dovecot
[14:38] <lnxmen> xperia: Okay, thank you.
[14:38] <lnxmen> Do you think I may use this tutorial? https://rtcamp.com/tutorials/mail/server/postfix-dovecot-ubuntu/
[14:38] <lnxmen> (Yes, I want to configure roundcube also)
[14:40] <bekks> lnxmen: I'd use this one: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Mail_Server_setup
[14:41] <lnxmen> bekks: thanks, I will read both.
[14:41] <lnxmen> (firstly I am trying to understand what I am supposed to do.)
[14:43] <gblfxt> what is your purpose? you just trying to get mutt working and host a domain? :D
[14:43] <lnxmen> I am trying to set up fully working mail server with GUI.
[14:44] <lnxmen> But I always read tutorials before executing commands.
[14:45] <bekks> With GUI?
[14:45] <bekks> What do you need a GUI for on a mail server?
[14:45] <gblfxt> like squirrelmail?
[14:46] <bekks> Thats no "GUI" fpr a mailserver.
[14:46] <bekks> Thats a webbased mail user agent.
[14:46] <gblfxt> yah, mta on squirrelmail is madness!
[14:46] <gblfxt> im not sure you want a mta at all
[14:57] <lnxmen> bekks: roundcube?
[14:57] <bekks> lnxmen: ?
[14:57] <bekks> A full sentence would be helpful when asking questions :)
[14:59] <lnxmen> You asked "What do you need a GUI for on a mail server?"
[14:59] <lnxmen> I don't know if it's a GUI for mail server itself.
[15:00] <bekks> No.
[15:00] <lnxmen> Okay. Is that hm... web based user agent?
[15:01] <lnxmen> Generally, you know what I want.
[15:01] <bekks> Basically, yes.
[15:01] <bekks> No, we dont know that.
[15:01] <bekks> Do you want a webbased mail user agent or do you want to administer your mailserver graphically?
[15:01] <lnxmen> that first
[15:01] <ubuntuaddicted> time appropriate greetings
[15:02] <lnxmen> Sorry, for my mistake.
[15:02] <bekks> lnxmen: "that first" is an invalid answer to a question containing "or" :)
[15:02] <lnxmen> this *
[15:02] <bekks> ubuntuaddicted: time appropriate greetings back
[15:02] <ubuntuaddicted> i have a LAMP server running (Ubuntu) and I don't want mythweb to be the default web page. can anyone help me figure out why when I go to http://localhost that it takes me automagically to mythweb?
[15:03] <lnxmen> bekks: As you can see, English is not my native language. I need to polish it up.
[15:04] <ubuntuaddicted> i have multiple sites now, like owncloud and phpmyadmin so I think i just need to adjust some conf file but not sure which one
[15:04] <bekks> ubuntuaddicted: What else do you want to be the start page? :)
[15:06] <ubuntuaddicted> bekks, i suppose just some dumb text file that says, welcome to ubu's server
[15:06] <lnxmen> Check /etc/apache2/sites-available/000-default.conf
[15:06] <bekks> ubuntuaddicted: And what is the actual goal behind that?
[15:07] <ubuntuaddicted> bekks, the goal would be because people "may" find out my IP, i don't want it to auto show them what i have running
[15:08] <gblfxt> no goal! https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&sqi=2&ved=0CB4QFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fpatorjk.com%2Fsoftware%2Ftaag%2F&ei=PkCxVIvmE8nkoASx3ILwAQ&usg=AFQjCNGzACLjDY01jvntK_b3Sw2iXHqHQA&sig2=IJYf-mMEnsvovxM1V3R0LA
[15:08] <bekks> ubuntuaddicted: are you running that on a server in the internet - or at home?
[15:08] <gblfxt> terrible link, patorjk.com/software/taag/
[15:09] <ubuntuaddicted> bekks, um, both.
[15:09] <ubuntuaddicted> bekks, i have a linode server and i have a home server
[15:09] <bekks> ubuntuaddicted: And both are running mythtv?
[15:09] <bekks> Which server are you talking about, actually?
[15:09] <ubuntuaddicted> bekks, no sorry, only the home one is
[15:09] <ubuntuaddicted> im talking about my home server
[15:10] <lnxmen> a2dissite 000-default.conf?
[15:10] <bekks> So unless you deliberately enable port forwarding in your router, your home network will not be exposed to the outside world. No need to worry.
[15:10] <ubuntuaddicted> i found 000-default-mythbuntu.conf. thanks guys
[15:10] <ubuntuaddicted> bekks, i am forwarding port 80 for my owncloud server
[15:10] <bekks> You arent.
[15:10] <bekks> I just tried ;)
[15:11] <ubuntuaddicted> bekks, not yet. lol
[15:11] <bekks> You dont expose anything to the internet at all - no need to worry.
[15:12] <ubuntuaddicted> bekks, understood but i am exposing owncloud to the internet.
[15:12] <ubuntuaddicted> bekks, try again
[15:12] <ubuntuaddicted> if you want
[15:12] <bekks> "Internal Server Error".
[15:13] <ubuntuaddicted> not sure what you mean. im in my lan and mythweb works. what are you attempting to access may i ask?
[15:14] <ubuntuaddicted> there may be a DNS entabglement because i'm in the process of doing a lot of things
[15:14] <ubuntuaddicted> *dns conflict
[15:14] <ubuntuaddicted> ownloud doesn't work and i know that. but mythweb "should" be working
[15:14] <bekks> ubuntuaddicted: I am just trying to access port 80 of the IP I can see for you.
[15:15] <ubuntuaddicted> can you PM me the IP you think i am please
[15:17] <bekks> ubuntuaddicted: I am just using the address shown by "/whois ubuntuaddicted"
[15:17] <ubuntuaddicted> bekks, nmap -P0 to my home IP shows port 80 open
[15:18] <bekks> But either you misconfigured your portforwarding or you broke your webserver setup.
[15:22] <ubuntuaddicted> what's the ubuntu package for apache2 and mod_auth_host?
[15:23] <bekks> ubuntuaddicted: No package needed, but some more configuration needed: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/howto/access.html
[15:24] <ubuntuaddicted> bekks, ok, i'm using Allow from localhost for mythweb
[15:24] <bekks> And you have to deny all the rest :)
[15:25] <ubuntuaddicted> bekks, i guess i'm a little confused by apache2 and virtual websesrvers
[15:25] <ubuntuaddicted> bekks, i have Order allow,deny first
[15:25] <bekks> Then you should not expose anything to the internet before you get all that working.
[15:26] <ubuntuaddicted> bekks, agreed. thanks for the top
[15:26] <ubuntuaddicted> *tip
[15:26] <ubuntuaddicted> bekks, as you found out, i wasn't forwarding port 80. :)
[15:26] <bekks> :P
[15:27] <ubuntuaddicted> thanks for the help
[15:27] <ubuntuaddicted> im in the process of switching from .htaccess to htdigest and it's fun.
[15:27] <ubuntuaddicted> *ssarcasm
[15:28] <ubuntuaddicted> bekks, i thought ubuntu had some file for default It Works. that's what i remember years ago when I setup my first LAMP server
[15:32] <streulma> Ubuntu Server hangs in boot
[15:32] <streulma> maybe root-device not found?
[15:33] <streulma> hangs after Freeing Initrd memory
[15:42] <bekks> ubuntuaddicted: And what are you trying to achieve, actually?
[15:43] <bekks> streulma: Try booting without "quiet splash" kernel options.
[15:43] <streulma> bekks, that he does
[15:43] <streulma> but gangs
[15:44] <streulma> hangs
[15:44] <streulma> I did an fsck
[15:44] <streulma> and tons off Illegal blocks
[15:44] <streulma> and inodes setting to 0
[15:44] <streulma> there was a power cut
[15:44] <streulma> on vps
[15:44] <streulma> the data is on storage server
[15:46] <ubuntuaddicted> bekks, host owncloud for collaborating with the my global clients, host a jitsi videobridge for global HD video conferencing, and be able to access my mythtv server from the WAN. for now.
[15:51] <udit_> how to create empty .crt file in ubuntu 14.04 x64
[15:54] <bekks> ubuntuaddicted: So whats your downstream/upstream bandwidth, just for my curiousity?
[15:55] <bekks> udit_: An empty certificate?
[15:56] <ubuntuaddicted> bekks, 30Mbps/5Mbps for livestreaming to youtube and hitbox (undefined for when i move my nginx server to a datacenter) and another line that's 2Mbps/5Mbps for ubucraft
[15:56] <udit_> yes after creating file i enter the code
[15:57] <udit_> using nano
[15:57] <udit_> please help me
[15:57] <bekks> udit_: I am not interested in your internet server's bandwidth :)
[15:57] <ubuntuaddicted> bekks, i have a lot going on so the answer isn't so straight forward
[15:57] <bekks> udit_: But 5MBit/s only for "global clients" and "video conferencing" is pretty low.
[15:58] <bekks> ubuntuaddicted: You have only one interbnet access at home, do you? So that question is answered very easily.
[15:58] <streulma> bekks 60/6 !
[15:58] <ubuntuaddicted> bekks, it's enough for plenty of people where they send a 640x360 h264 stream to me
[15:58] <streulma> bekks: the most I must can from provider is 30 :D
[15:58] <ubuntuaddicted> bekks, i have 2 internet lines
[15:58] <udit_> please anybody tell me how to create empty .crt file in ubuntu 14.04 x64
[15:59] <bekks> udit_: "touch filename.crt"
[15:59] <ubuntuaddicted> udit_, touch foo.crt
[15:59] <bekks> udit_: What are you actually trying to achieve?
[15:59] <ubuntuaddicted> udit_, it's probably best if you link us to the tutorial you're following so we have some context and can better help
[16:00] <udit_> i am try to setup ssl
[16:00] <udit_> comodo ssl
[16:00] <bekks> udit_: Then you dont need an empty certificate, but a valid one.
[16:01] <udit_> after creating empty certificate i add the code that given by comodo
[16:01] <bekks> Which sounds broken.
[16:01] <bekks> A valid certificate doesnt contain "code".
[16:03] <udit_> -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- +Q8FADiZNjui9DdjeHmWAeSIRGa0lGMw35VPqPUznBQYFf0wuLFTGD4XLzubTuq yITyO4WKdYenOvj5mRfLoca5ZGKtetmwfij1g+fsJAvdatViSuLdc/ZaQcgIyN0h 3WzFl9vVztDXoKKScjvJH3dy6AA22+zsApT3rnRBAjHzsbW0Vw+/HIIXYUxUohSJ wnG9IHhUrsYWUXbdbrDhKS+FTn/z31UaWyLqhGkXj42pQhvyeMvfGag6FgRYe52M howCzdiK6HnItuCI3inB8qV1zVkaJLsCAwEAAaOCAeEwggHdMB8GA1UdIwQYMBaA FJCvajqUWgvYkOoSVnPfQ7Q6KNrnMB0GA1UdDgQWBBROlpwFyEog46GdOrB370Q3 G3ZhVzAOBgNVHQ8
[16:03] <udit_> code is look like this
[16:04] <ubuntuaddicted> udit_, just my opinion, but posting your certificate on irc isn't a good idea
[16:06] <udit_> how i create mydomain_com.crt file and add this code inside it ? and the file should be in this /etc/nginx/ssl/
[16:06] <udit_> thanks but i don't add the full code
[16:07] <udit_> this is the small part of code
[16:09] <udit_> please tell me how i do it that
[16:11] <bekks> Open an editor, insert that certificate, and save it as your desired file.
[16:11] <bekks> No need to create an "empty .crt" before.
[18:15] <mucus> bam, here i am!
[18:15] <mucus> my server was hacked early this morning! :(  so i nuked it and am starting fresh! :)
[18:15] <mucus> what can i do to make sure my new install is real securelike?
[18:16] <Patrickdk> don't turn it on
[18:16] <mucus> i didn't
[18:16] <Patrickdk> I mean, the new one
[18:16] <mucus> -_-
[18:17] <Patrickdk> the moment you power on a system, it's insecure
[18:17] <mucus> barring that
[18:17] <Patrickdk> the moment you plug in a network cable, it's less secure
[18:17] <Patrickdk> don't run a webserver or any other service on it?
[18:17] <Patrickdk> the more stuff you open, the more insecure it is
[18:17] <Patrickdk> the more software you have to check and lock down
[18:17] <mucus> now let's suppose i /do/ want to host some servers on it.
[18:18] <Patrickdk> like what?
[18:18] <Patrickdk> we could spend the next 3 years securing your server
[18:19] <mucus> i want to run a mc server, forum/website software currently
[18:19] <Patrickdk> isn't mc closed source? no way to secure that
[18:20] <Patrickdk> the best you can do is chroot it, apparmor it, and anything else you can do
[18:20] <Patrickdk> same really for a forum/website
[18:20] <Patrickdk> it won't stop any of those from being hacked
[18:21] <Patrickdk> but should contain it, assuming you do update your server, and don't leave an exposed local priv escelation vaunerability unpatched.
[18:22] <mucus> hm
[18:23] <mucus> can't i create a virtual machine on the server and host my mc server there?
[18:23] <mucus> so even if someone gets in through it there's little they can do to truly muck me up?
[18:23] <Patrickdk> assuming your server supports it
[18:23] <Patrickdk> and that still doesn't close or stop soemthing inside the vm hacking into the host still
[18:23] <Patrickdk> just changes the paths of vaunerability to do it
[18:23] <mucus> i'm rather dense, and very green to all linux.
[18:24] <mucus> how's the lightest way to create a vm instance?
[18:24] <mucus> lightest/best/more secure
[18:24] <mucus> one or more of those options
[18:59] <pmatulis> mucus: maybe start with LXC containers
[19:00] <mucus> thanks!
[19:01] <ubuntuaddicted> Patrickdk, i just noticed your comment about not turning on a server if they want it secure. that's funny as hell and made my day
[19:02] <mucus> i also thought it was clever
[19:02] <ubuntuaddicted> mucus, im familiar with hosting mc. i'm the owner of ubucraft
[19:02] <ubuntuaddicted> owner, creator, the man. ;)
[19:02] <mucus> i'm starting a small roleplay server
[19:03] <ubuntuaddicted> mucus, ah cool
[19:03] <mucus> and setting it up to be unlike vanilla minecraft
[19:03] <mucus> what with dirt taking 7 minutes to break by hand
[19:03] <mucus> and swimming not getting you across large bodies of water
[19:03] <mucus> and other stuff
[19:03] <ubuntuaddicted> want to hop into my murmur server or teamspeak server to chat about it?
[19:03] <mucus> i dislike voice chat very much
[19:03] <ubuntuaddicted> text chat is so archaic but ok
[19:04] <mucus> text chat is newer than voice chat.
[19:04] <ubuntuaddicted> since it's very specific, maybe we should go into a private room?
[19:04] <ubuntuaddicted> no
[19:04] <ubuntuaddicted> we've been writing on walls since before caveman. lol
[19:05] <mucus> we've been grunting since before writing
[19:05] <ubuntuaddicted> xD
[19:05] <Patrickdk> not sure about that
[19:05] <ubuntuaddicted> im a realist. sometime too much so
[19:05] <bekks> Some people still grunt :P
[19:05] <mucus> i still grunt
[19:05] <bekks> ^
[19:05] <ubuntuaddicted> sadly that's true.
[19:06] <ubuntuaddicted> "some people still grunt" i was referring too.
[19:06] <ubuntuaddicted> mucus, anyway, so you want to host a spigot server on ubutnu 14.04.1?
[19:07] <mucus> i was already hosting spigot on 14.10
[19:08] <ubuntuaddicted> i would already suggest against that because 14.10 isn't an LTS release but that's just my opinion
[19:08] <mucus> ah
[19:09] <ubuntuaddicted> not to mention, depends what settings you have for apt on whether you break your server
[19:10] <RoyK> mucus: kvm vm's aren't very heavy
[19:11] <bekks> Depends on the config.
[19:11] <mucus> RoyK i'm liking the concept of these lxc containers
[19:11] <RoyK> mucus: you do until you try to make something like an nfs server
[19:11] <mucus> i don't even know what an nfs server is
[19:12] <RoyK> then that's not a problem ;)
[19:12] <RoyK> since the kernel is shared on lxc, not all things work as planned
[19:12] <RoyK> I just use KVM
[19:12] <RoyK> or vmware at work
[19:13] <RoyK> it's a little more overhead for real virtualisation, but IMHO it's worth it, the isolation is total
[19:39] <ubuntuaddicted> RoyK, lxc, where is this? i need this in my life. :)
[19:41] <Patrickdk> like on every linux kernel for awhile now :)
[20:31] <thor77> hi, i want to use this (https://github.com/munin-monitoring/contrib/blob/master/plugins/nginx/nginx_vhost_traffic) munin-plugin, but for this to work, the munin-user needs to read this files, what's the easiest way to achieve that? current file-permissions: http://paste.ubuntu.com/9707429/
[20:32] <thor77> *the munin-user needs to read the nginx-log-files
[20:39] <Patrickdk> munin-user should NEVER had to read that
[20:39] <Patrickdk> just fix your plugins
[20:39] <Patrickdk> you DO know how to USE munin right?
[20:40] <thor77> no
[20:40] <thor77> its not my plugin
[20:40] <thor77> this plugin cant work without the nginx-logfiles
[20:41] <thor77> what do you mean with "use munin right"?
[21:43] <pmatulis> a toast to those who grunt
[21:43] <mucus> grng
[21:54] <am11> hello, is there a list which tells which version of Ubuntu (or any linux distro) corresponds to which *default* version of toolchain (gcc, g++,gcc-c++, glibc)?
[22:02] <RoyK> am11: guess not
[22:02] <RoyK> am11: most distros update their gcc* things regularly
[22:03] <am11> RoyK: I am particualy looking for Ubuntu which is bind to gcc v4.5.x.
[22:03] <RoyK> hm... debian wheezy is at gcc 4.7
[22:04] <am11> The requirement is v4.5.x. Our code does not compile below it.
[22:04] <RoyK> ubuntu 14.04 is at 4.8
[22:05] <am11> Yes! which will defeat the purpose. The binary wouldn't run with old glibcs.
[22:05] <RoyK> seems ubuntu 12.04 is at gcc 4.6
[22:05] <mucus> what is gcc?
[22:05] <RoyK> mucus: the compiler
[22:05] <bekks> mucus: GNU compiler collection
[22:05] <mucus> thank you
[22:06] <RoyK> am11: guess 4.5 should be quite safe with most distros
[22:06] <RoyK> unless you're in redhat/centos land where rhel6 uses 4.4
[22:07] <am11> RoyK: we need to compile with minimum possible version, which is 4.5. And changing the gcc version is a real PITA. (except for if you are using fedora mock: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Using_Mock_to_test_package_builds  which doesn't have 4.5 either)
[22:07] <RoyK> but then, i guess rhel7 etc uses newer stuff
[22:08] <RoyK> I use RHEL/CentOS a lot at work
[22:08] <RoyK> but I don't like it :P
[22:11] <am11> RoyK: we have a nodejs parckage, which has C++ addon. so before publishing our npm we compile the binaries. For windows, VS2013 just do fine. For Mac, the univeral binaries. On linux however, if we build with glibc/gcc/g++/gcc-c++ later versions, it doesn't provide backward compat. So we need to compile with minimum version of glibc, which doesn't have problem with C++11 code we are
[22:11] <am11> using as well as provide massive coverage (especially servers running old CentOS 5.5, 6 etc.)
[22:13] <am11> last time we had to make alot of changes in the code to compile with gcc 4.4.7. Now we are confirmed that the minimum compiler requirement is v4.5, so i cannot find any distributn which has 4.5. It is either 4.4.7 or 4.6+. :)
[22:13] <am11> That is the entirety of my sad story.
[22:13] <RoyK> 5<6, so 4.6 should do
[22:14] <RoyK> what sort of software is this?
[22:14] <am11> 4.8 can also do it! but that wont work on older OSes
[22:15] <RoyK> 4.6 is rather old
[22:15] <RoyK> so it should work with most distros
[22:16] <am11> which means, there is no linux distribution which has gcc 4.5 without going to lengths of trouble to downgrade or upgrade or mock gcc.
[22:17] <RoyK> redhat/centos 6 has gcc 4.4
[22:18] <RoyK> and there's a lot of installed machines on those OSes
[22:19] <RoyK> supporting RHEL/CentOS 5 shouldn't be primary
[22:19] <RoyK> rhel5 will last another year before support ends
[22:20] <RoyK> omg, we've been infected by Stuxnet!
[22:21] <bekks> RHEL5 supports ends in 2017 :)
[22:27] <Stuxnet> This is not really a server specific question but if I've uninstalled a package why would the service still be listed in /etc/init.d? (albeit with a
[22:27] <Stuxnet> [?] status
[22:27] <Stuxnet> Do i need to purge it?
[22:28] <Stuxnet> nvm just answered my own question.
[23:44] <xperia> hi all. i have this iptables line => iptables -I INPUT -p tcp -m multiport --dports all -j myipchan that gives me this error message iptables v1.4.21: invalid port/service `all' specified
[23:44] <xperia> how can i fix that so i am still able to block all traffic from a ip adress on all ports with iptables ?
[23:53] <bekks> Block the IP.
[23:53] <bekks> You dont have to specify any ports.