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lordievader | Good morning. | 07:33 |
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marty_axel | Hy. How do i copy 1 file to stick? | 08:29 |
lordievader | marty_axel: cp? | 08:30 |
lordievader | marty_axel: man cp | 08:30 |
marty_axel | yes but how do i access stick from ubuntu ? that `s all i need to know :D | 08:31 |
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jamespage | coreycb, please could you do the verification for https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-properties/+bug/1412465 | 10:24 |
jamespage | (prefer not to test my own work :-)) | 10:24 |
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tinoco | jamespage: I verified bug 1368737 and i moved user complains (seg faults) to other bug | 11:47 |
tinoco | jamespage: providing fix to bug 1412962 (for sponsorship) now. | 11:47 |
tinoco | both related to pacemaker | 11:47 |
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coreycb | jamespage, sure, I'll run the jenkins deploy tests against trusty-kilo and trusty-kilo-proposed | 12:37 |
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jamespage | coreycb, it really just needs a manual check to make sure that add-apt-repository cloud-archive:kilo works as intended | 12:50 |
coreycb | jamespage, ok | 12:50 |
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^rcaskey | hey all, is there any way I can netboot the desktop iso and then have it issue a few commands on boot? I've got a bunch of machines I want to take an inventory and benchmark of without installing anythign on them | 14:48 |
rbasak | ^rcaskey: maybe not with the desktop iso, but you can arrange that by setting up your own initramfs and then netbooting into that. Or look into MAAS - it's designed to inventory and supports custom commissioning scripts, so might do exactly what you want. | 14:51 |
rbasak | ^rcaskey: just check carefully that commissioning won't actually overwrite anything on each machine though. I don't recall the exact behaviour, and it's not exactly intended for your case. It will overwrite IPMI auth, for example, so you might need to disable that first. | 14:52 |
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^rcaskey | thanks, i'll put that google juice to use | 15:02 |
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metric_ | good morning, if someone has a few minutes to spare I could use some help adding my xubuntu box to a windows domain | 15:07 |
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metric_ | I have installed the recommended kerberos packages (per ubuntu) but I am still unable to add it to my work domain | 15:10 |
metric_ | anyone? | 15:16 |
metric_ | #quit | 15:19 |
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jamespage | rbasak, I had a quick poke at tomcat8 - the problem dependency only impacts a single test case which we can just disable | 17:25 |
rbasak | jamespage: OK. I haven't had the bandwidth to think about it at all yet. | 17:33 |
jamespage | rbasak, ack | 17:33 |
jamespage | rbasak, mysql is priority imho | 17:34 |
rbasak | jamespage: agreed, although I'm taking care of bug 1412830 first. It's straightforward; shouldn't take too long. | 17:35 |
rbasak | (spamassassin) | 17:35 |
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jetsaredim | is there a way to install the graphics driver without all the desktop crap on a server install? | 18:05 |
jetsaredim | I realize that may sound like an odd request but I want to use headless virtualbox but give my VMs that ability to use hardware acceleration | 18:05 |
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sarnold | jetsaredim: it's not at all surprising; amazon sells those as a class of machine in AWS, afterall :) | 19:04 |
sarnold | jetsaredim: I'd just start with apt-get install nvidia-... whatever and see what happens. probably it'll just intsall the bits you need. maybe you'll need some opencl stuff too.. | 19:04 |
rberg_ | Hello all, is there anyway to avoid a reboot to patch CVE-2015-0235 ? | 19:14 |
sarnold | rberg_: you can restart whichever services you're worried about being exploited -- knowing that whatever isn't restarted is still using the old libc.. | 19:15 |
rberg_ | cool, thanks! | 19:15 |
thor77 | what does this block in the mail.log mean? http://paste.crapwa.re/pvgr3e2mf/meifsr did someone get access to my mail-server? | 19:21 |
thor77 | im very scared about this | 19:22 |
thor77 | no "<meinRICHTIGESdbpasswort>" is not my database-pw, it means smth like "my right password" | 19:22 |
sarnold | thor77: I don't know postfix well, but that feels like a debug-level logging was configured somewhere | 19:24 |
thor77 | but i never saw that before | 19:24 |
thor77 | it's there every 2 hours since 3 days | 19:24 |
sarnold | thor77: .. interesting. check crontabs? | 19:26 |
thor77 | sarnold: no crontabs | 19:28 |
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lamont | sarnold: that's normally -v in master.cf | 19:40 |
lamont | for debug, that is | 19:41 |
sarnold | lamont: wow, so easy to get such huge dumps of data :) | 19:41 |
sarnold | lamont: thanks | 19:41 |
lamont | you get to pick per-daemon which ones spew at you like there's no tomorrow | 19:41 |
sarnold | lamont: hehe :) debugging email, when all the debug data is still not enough... | 19:42 |
thor77 | lamont: and why does it start randomly? | 19:42 |
thor77 | what can trigger that? | 19:43 |
lamont | thor77: pretty sure it's just -v for the specific entry in master.cf | 19:44 |
lamont | otoh, daemons don't all die immediately when they get idle, so it scales in and out over time | 19:45 |
pmatulis | oh boy, squid is in universe. is there a proxy server in main? | 19:51 |
jrwren | use it from universe? | 19:52 |
jrwren | pmatulis: if you only need proxy, not caching, apache or nginx both work. | 19:52 |
sarnold | pmatulis: heh, squid-deb-proxy was in main for two releases :) | 19:53 |
pmatulis | sarnold: yeah, weird | 19:54 |
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pmatulis | jrwren: will look thanks but looking for caching | 19:54 |
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axisys | I don't have libc6 2.15-0ubuntu10.10 on my 12.04 lts .. should I manually install it? | 22:31 |
axisys | mine is .9 | 22:31 |
teward | axisys: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade | 22:35 |
teward | axisys: should update things that way, rather than manual, but to each their own. | 22:35 |
axisys | teward: update was the trick .. thank you | 22:36 |
teward | axisys: you're welcome. when in doubt, run `sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade -s` and see if the update shows in that list | 22:42 |
axisys | never used that -s | 22:48 |
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grendal_prime | i got an issue | 23:39 |
grendal_prime | i really want to run an ubuntu vm and have my crew log into it via their android tables. | 23:40 |
grendal_prime | but i cannot seem to find a distro that will not start doing really bad screen artifacts when the connection gets slow. | 23:40 |
sarnold | grendal_prime: mosh is awesome | 23:40 |
grendal_prime | whats mosh? | 23:41 |
sarnold | grendal_prime: it's an awesome terminal emulator / predictive type-ahead / screen-diff-sending protocol -- and it can survive suspend/resume and network address changes, which makes it awesome for mobile use. | 23:41 |
sarnold | grendal_prime: the best part is mosh uses ssh to set up the initial connection, so there's practically nothing new needed to do... of course, I don't know if there are mosh builds for android :/ but it'd be worth looking for it. | 23:42 |
grendal_prime | right...umm let me explain though. We have an app that we run, needs a desktop (java app that will not run on these android devices). I need them to be able to vnc, rdp, spice, whatever protocol into a desktop that is running as a vm and use that desktop to run this app. | 23:43 |
sarnold | ohhhhh. sorry :) | 23:45 |
grendal_prime | every time i think i have something worked out...bandwidth gets chocked, and text on the linux vm gets...really werid. big characters, werid oh...characters...bizar | 23:46 |
grendal_prime | need my tablet working on this..brb | 23:47 |
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